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The Caldwell tribune., 1916-10-13

desired the land board to pass upon
the voucher claim which he presented
The land board did not pass upon
the voucher claim which he presented
but Governor Alexander sent UP to his
office and got the old voucher with
the words upon it, Three months
service at $3.50 per month";" and the
$3.50 claim was allowed on this
voucher, the very same voucher that
Governor Alexander had signed on
the back and the whole transaction
had been done with his full knowledge
and consent. if not upon his initiative,
he refused then to vote for the claim,
evidently thinking that Coffin was in
bad and that he could make political
capital out of the fact that he had
gone back on his word.
The old voucher was then backed
against the | per cent farm lean fund
in the land department., which nlcessi
tated the issuance of a check in pay
ment. The check was issued by Reg
lister Harland and Governor Alexander
refused to sign it. Mr.. Coffin brought
the check to the offices of three MEM
bers of the land board, who signed It.
State Superintendent Miss Mccoy, Au-
ditor Huston and myself.
Governor Alexander not only broke
faith with Attorney General Peterson
and myself in regard to this matter,
but repudiated his own signature.
Yours very truly,
GEORGE R. BARKER,
Secretary of State.
The Caldwell tribune., 1916-10-13
Items of Interest From
Surrounding Territory

Greer home Mrs. Foley is Mr..
Greer's oldest daughter.
Mrs. John Powell and Mrs Burnett
attended the banquet at Notus Thurs
day night.
The Caldwell tribune., 1916-10-13

FOR SALE-l Wilson heater No.
ll4 in good condition. Inquire at fire
station. lOl3
The Denver star., 1916-03-25
NATIONAL BODY
OF EDUCATORS
Association Recently Held Ses-
sion at Detroit.
FINE PROGRAM RENDERED.

President PriIlsrman Of the West Viz.
sinia celIssiats Institute Attended
Meeting and Visited institutions Of
Lsarnine-Sueesss Of e. c. Berry In
the hotsi Business.
President Byrd Prillerman has re-
turned from Detroit, where he attend
ed the recent meeting of the depart
ment of superintendent Of the Ma
tional Education association. He says
that the attendance was the largest in
the history Of the association. There
were more than 1900 present, and
President Shawkey, the efficient state
superintendent Of West Virginia, de-
serves great credit for bringing 80
many able educators together and for
giving those in attendance such a well
balanced program. Only two other col
ored teachers were present. They were
Professor Frank Williams, principal Of
the Sumner high school. st. Louis, and
Professor ]. w. Hughes. principal Of
the school in East st. Louis, Ill.
1t would be fine thing If more per
sons especially interested in Negro ed
ucation would attend these national
gatherings. While in Detroit Mr..
Prillerman was the guest Of Messrs.
John and Cornelius Curtis. In COM
pany with these gentlemen he visited
The Denver star., 1916-03-25

the Ford automobile factory, where hs
was greatly impressed with Mr.. Fords
system Of education.
From Detroit Mr.. Prillerman went
to Ann Arbor Mich. to visit the state
university. Here he found about nfty
Negro students In attendance. Among
them was Miss Phyllis Waters of
Charleston. W. Va. who is a member
Of the Junior class. He visited the
Michigan Agricultural college at Ian
sing, where his son, Delbert McCul
Tough, is a junior in the agricultural
course. There were three other col
ored students in attendance. but none
from the state Of Michigan. He was
treated with every courtesy by the
president and professors of the insti-
tuition and by invitation OF the presi-
dent spoke Mt banquet given by the
agricultural students.
On his way back to Institute, W. Va.
he stopped over few days in Colum-
bus, where he visited the Champion
Avenue public school, Of which Miss
Maude Baker is principal. 1t will be
remembered that this is the only
school in Columbus especially for the
education of Negro youth. 1t is an
experiment in the section Of Columbus
where many of our people reside. Miss
Baker Is doing very efficient work as
the principal OF this school. Mr.. Pril-
lerman visited the Ohio State univer-
sity. where he found some fifty col
ored students in attendance
Among these We're eight from West
VfrUfrlo NJ ho tyh
yates from the West Virginia Collegi-
ate instituted. L. Ferguson Of Insti-
tute. o. A. Pierce of Fayetteville, EN-
NETT Saunders Of Eagle and John John
son Of Montgomery. Mr.. Ferguson
holds the mile record at the Ohio State
university and has been selected as
class orator for the commencement
next June.
Mr.. Prillerman spoke to the colored
students In a body at their special re-
quest. He also visited the Ohio uni
versity at Athens. where he found
nine colored students in attendance.
While in Athens he was the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. G. Berry of the Berry
hotel.
1t should be more widely known that
Tue perry uOtei lS OWIeu duu Opeiatcu
by E. G. Berry. colored man who has
risen from the ranks. This hotel is
regarded as one OF the best In south
eastern Ohio. In operating this hotel
Mr.. Berry has proved two things that
cause him to deserve national fame as
q constructive and patriotic citizen.
He has built and conducts his hotel
without q saloon attached and without
discriminating against the members Of
bis own race. There is probably no
other Negro in America who has done
more single handed than has Mr.. Berry
In establishing and maintaining his
hotel on high principles.
Mr.. Prillerman says that the Negro
students have made fine record in
scholarship At all the institutions he
visited. but he was impressed with
the great lack Of opportunity for moral
and social training for Negro youth at
the~e great universities.
The Denver star., 1916-03-25
DON'T scoLp FRErEuL CHILDREN

That nervousness, fretting and rest
'lessness is no doubt caused by worms
or constipation. Instead of whipping
or scolding, give your child a treat
ment of Kickapoo Worm Killer. Nice
candy confections that kill the worms
and are. laxative enough to move the
The Denver star., 1916-03-25

boyels and expel not only the worms
but accumulated poisons. These poi
sons and worms bring on fever, make
children nervous and irritable. reduce
their vitality and make them victims
of sickness. Get box of Kickapoo
Worm Killer today at your Druggist,
only 25c.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-12
Ardn,orc

ARDMoRD, PA, 213 Church road-Thrcc story
stone dwelling, 10 rooms, all improvements:
desirable location.
THE LAND TITLE & TRUST COMPANY
Broad and Chestnut Fts., Philadelphia, Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-12
TlOga

qO5t WEST ONTARIO ST, tat Tioga Station)-
IA rooms up to date for apartments: rent
$40 per month. Apply INDUSTRIAL TRUST
co. 1880 ~ Front ST.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-12
Get That For Rent Sign Down by Some Real Advertising
in Phladephia's Real Estate Medium
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
RENTAL LISTS

SAMUEL +. FOX s. co. -
s, +. COR. 9TH AND CALLOWHlLL SITS.
STORES
p y. 9th st., store and floors -
STORES AND DWELLINGS,
i4oI, ,Cumherand or. and store, cows. .s36 3 90 90
). w, cor. Wgrnock and Thompson, zee. 3OOO
2jOl Pcrut y rooms
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-12
At Palm Beach

She-Have you a good room at the
Staggcr Inn?
He--The best ever. why. I'll ven-
turc to say it's almost as big as the
hotel safe.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-12
Logan
Wayne Junction

AVE daily inquiries for houses for rent in
Logan. List YOUR property with McIL-
FENNY. 4GaS y. Broad 81.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-12
FOR RENT, LANsDowNE. PA.
Beautiful 2-Acre Country Place

Only miles from City Hall; may be
leased at nominal figure, unfurnished, for
rooms and baths; planned for solid com
fort: commodious stable and garage; quar-
ters for mans family; the situation Is IDEAL
surrounded by homes OF prominent Philadel-
phia business meni country club and golf
s''''s cHESfER OSBORNE. INC.
1924 Chestnut ST., Philadelphia.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-12
willow Grove. Pa.

frame house containing rooms
and bath, Yapor heat gas and electricity; lot
Tjxl25: high elevation. within half block OF
trolley aud 8 minutes Of train. rent 500
", VERYL WALTON. Jenkintown. Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-12
OFFICES. BUSINESS ROOMS. ETC.

OFFICES AND STUDIOS
FULLER. 10 S. 18th st.
WALL BLDG. l7lG Chestnut st.
SMITH BLDG, s. u. cor 18th and Market
SITS. Offices business rooms and studios.
largo and small rooms. sinElv and on suite:
elevator servfe and all modern appointments;
will suit architects, dentists, artists. mus
clans and other purposes. Rent Sl5 per
month upward.
Write or apply for list.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-12
Contradictory

80 your husband kept house and
cooked his own meals while you were
away. Did he enjoy it,"
"He says he did, but | notice that
the parrot has learned to swear during
my absence.n
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-12
ALFRED IL. wILBIi
100 MnlnML ai.

15a2 y. CLARION ST. . story. Z rooms.
2226 \, Lambert st. story. g rooms ,
1888 GreenwHN ave. West Philadelphia
sty.. porch: lust papered.
LEWIS \. TAtLANE 900 Walnut at.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-12
Patients VS.. Patience
FAMILIAR FIGURES On ANY RINK

TtE CRACK uto hDrrITS Nc
IS TnE BGST SKATER N.
T-E STATE
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-25

sic Eienitihlnoeu iiuo: g}r. 1920,
McGuIIob StraBe, NtoutagS unO
Gonucritogs, 8 llbr gIatmittags;
Rr.602, Sii0 8onD 5iraBe, @Iii4,
mods uno 5reitagS. 8 llbr gSoHntit.
Tags; SCR. i41s, eight StraBe, Iicn.
tags, 8 llbr @iorsens, Samitass.
II llbr sIbeuOS; glr 2032, @lorp.
lano 9Ipcuue, MontagS iiHo Gou-
neritaeS, 10 llbr 9ormittoes.
gg6brcnO Oes SabreS 1915 tpurOeu
7S4 nelte Hatienteu in oielen &Iini.
fen interiudlt rs oerieIbcn famcH
olif cigene GeranIaiillHe, pdbrcnb
oie anoereu Surd 9Ier5te, ,SrelJuoe,
@oblib6tiafeitS @eieIIihaftcn on0c.
rem aIinifeu ooer GiIeaerinnpn oort
bin perrpieien tpiir0en; BON otclen
7s4 pur0en 16l Sale Der beItebeu.
Oen SdpinOfacbt ieItgeiteat. 24i
itonocn inter 8eo6ahtllug, $50 mic.
len feine Spriptomc Der 0roufbctt
auf. Bon oieien &otienteu Iparen
654 @eiBc ino 1870 iSarbiae. 3W1b.
lid oieicr 7Si fameu 1865 alte sSGne
5llr alinit 5uriidt um iidl iuciter be.
banoeIu Ju Iaiien
Gic RfIeaerinnen beiudten oIle
Sale Der poiitiucu inO perOG1tigcll
Strortbcit, lin oorauf Gbadt iii ge.
ben oab sic gIroronungcn Scr
9Ierjtc aid bcfolggt iucroen. &apier.
Serpicitcu, Distinctions D}oterioI,
@opicr. SpcinGpic nuo Snncutaid)clt
ais oiih ell 9todldlagcbud nit Syu.
itri,ftionen bcaiigIidl Der Gronffbcit,
Ueroen toiteulos Surb ooS Stoots.
@jcilHobeitSaut fir Sen Gcbrautb
Der Sd]luiuoiiintigcu obqeaebcp,
Tieie Tiuge fonrcu ailf GmpIebIIng
zines gIr5teS III Dem Bureau SeS Sc
ilnobeitsunts, 9tleeerinneu 9Ib-
tbeilllng, glr. 3ti Gourtlano.Stro
bcSogen lUer0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-25


Rinoeruertbig uNo uirOitco, $40
-12; gutter geip6buIiher uN0 grim.
ner, SLID; glltcr, geipcbnIiher.
Si5-l6; mittclmdBiger SLID;
gutter lmo feiuer rotbcr. $50 ~
6ancn, 1924; SecouOs. gelpobnli.
der bis mitteImdBiger. $i2 a.;
SECONDS, gutter bis ieiner. Sls- "a;
@rimobldtter, meme Grntf, $T AS;
Ban Eabat, lire eureo. 81 20; lEp.
per Gountrp, air-cureS, $s--lT
NaneeIboite unS idlett seuiI6te
gerpaasug. l--3c. pro Plumb uie
origer.
Sdutc upo Torg. @slaI5eae.
NiIno 28c friite, 21c. bcidd
otgte, 20c.; Grg Stint. "a 35c.
&aIb, 29-30e Stai. 75r Sl .25;
2amurr, so G0c.; @uIIeu. l7c.;
3icgeu, To- PC, 4aIe, &c..
lhcI, T5c. $i.00; aSrciiclbccreu,
SOP, ie nad) auulttat, $6.00-7.50;
8obueH, 5lori0a. aorb. $3.50 It's.
9artoffeIu. gEeiBe, @llldeI.
gS. un0 8o., $1.40-1.50; g..
y. unO SScriep. $i.40- i.50; GuIt.
ern Shore orb. 1925 1870: Wu
fheItiitC. $t.25-i.3O; iiibe aortoi
fcln, Gaiteru 5bcrr. aeI6e, ,soB,
S3.50-3.75; gort 9tipsr Sob $500
3-25; 9eoro.Gnrpliuo. 1yaB, $3.50
400; Doms, Sab, $500,
6iidc gluftern uno Ter
rapins. Storpfcu, BIB, 4--5c.
6Ionnocrs, &fiuo, 6--sc. groltt,
grobe, SAB. $l2-l6; fIciue, SO s.;
Nod, Btuno, l5--22c. lpeiBer gerdl
Bfluo, 8-l0c.; medium. A--5c. !;
seIber NSerh, erobc. S. l0c. FIeine
big meoiunt &hluo. 3-4c.; Naofes
reIs 4fuuo, tS 20c. EaiIors,
groBc. @hm6, t2-i5e.; mcohlm, 6
sc Gatiiid, 8imo. Ii. .
Glams, Bunoert 5tiid, &C. 70r
Auitcrm Gboice 5aB. $3.003.25;
YrimeS, SAB, $i.75 2.25; guIIs,
SAB, $3.50 i.75.
&inOuicb.SSivnac tctte Stierc
BON 1000 bis 1900 9flno @eiuidy4,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-25
Sin gutes GSeihuacbtss
@eidJemf.

gSos ica idl Dem @otcr. Der
@iiitter. Dem 8ruSer. ser Sdwe-
tier, Dem 6rCunoc Su @cibHodS-
ten idyenteu2
0ic 9cnnttuortlng Scr 6rage
lit ciufud:
Sapitan 9Saal @6nig's Bud,
iu WsIdrm sr Die Rsiis bss lln-
teries SGnDeIsidiffes O1eHtidp
Lamb" psn Bremen uad 8aIti.
msre RuS snriid bsIbrtibt.
g9ir poyen Ole 9ebalptuug
nrfaulteIIen oaB ielten eiu iei-
ieIuoer seidriebcres Bud auf
ben omeritoniiden 8iidermorft
gebrodt moroeu III.
8u erboIten I'M 8ureou 0cs
o9elItldcu Gorrciponoenten".
1eutib uHo eneIiid.
Preis $t.25 ooer $1.95, ipenn
OurA Die Boit be5oget.
Der Reinseipinu Der gSubIi-
0iitcH, ser Sedrit's SSntcruotiouol
2ibrarD Co. fIieBt Dem Sec
leltte. @enfioilSfono Der Dcutihcn
Ddeou.@beoerei 6u. olio 0eu bro
ben SeeIelteu ipeIde nuf SdiF-
fen ipic oic oGeutihIono" 0ieuen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-25
@iIion'S 8oridIae beciu
trd Atiat ben Nl arft.

ira d. tigt ben Ul arft
Ger Gonneritoa 6rahte 0oS Gc.
riidt pon Der 6rieSenSpote oeS BRA.
itoeuteu oa5 ouf irecno cine ggeiIe
ocu Moibiugtoner 8ebeituaEteu cnt-
itlIiipft mar. Sebt CAB Is fein Sal
ten Mebr. Scit oeu Gagen oeS
9riegsbegihns bate man cine Der.
ortiqe @elpeginq nid)i uebr aeicbcu,
Ole bart al Bonif grelBtc. lleber
100000 Stiid rpuroen auf oeu
Wfnrft aciporicn. &olm cine 9Lfticu,
erllppe cntgiHg Der Sataiiropbc.
@llIi States Steel itiirJte 30 Gunftc.
II. Q. Steel tpGren Inn eiu @aor
inter Bari ge9anecu. llno aud oie
Bogucn puroen nit iortgcrilicn, 5l.
nal Die Grfldrltna bon nlu 2 @ro,
sent @gtra.I .Iioioenoe duf llnion
@ocific cine erobc Guttdiiihinlg
mar. Union @aciiic iieleu ali i421a
iiuo &ea0ing auf 9s34. Die muilen.
bait bon oeu 8rofers onSseianOten
Wargir grieie tbnten ibrc 8irfilng..
Bon oel ihmohcr Gouten blieb
ni1tS iibrig. Niles mnroe o,iSpcr.
fauit. gIud) Der gpuOsmorft, Ser 3ll.
nddit pcrbaItniBmaisie itctia acbIie-
ben tpor, fonrltc iih ld)IieBIih ser
Birtuna llidt ent5iebcu. SelbIt oie
NIIiirten-glnIeiben. Oeuer BOD oie
Soifuiing Giti balHgen 6rieSeu 3u-
quite tonren ioIltc, perlno1ten lid
con i6ran Eicfitauo mir ipclt9 5u
crbeben. GogeBeu OdS bette Sric-
oersaeif,eu boben lidl Sie &aten
fir Reidsuarf lmO oiterrrid)iite
aroren piotlit, id)drj.
Eic 2oniingidp grtl1ritug I'M
5luei Ebeilet" triig oo5u bel, cob sic
9eIiiir5uug am Eoimeritag bcicr.
oerS umiorereitc Giiueniiouen al.
rdbiH5 botte nber Silrd Ste crit ndA
Sprlenldlthb DcrqnSgnbte 3ulQt-
Grtldrrua Damn ote lpeitcrc gBir.
turg, Sok iib iibcr sic 9aaHt sic
@oaen eldttetcb ilpS scr aj2orft am
;Sreitdg friih III Elm rnbigcS ;snbr-
iuniIer aelei,ft ipuroc. go id,lob sic
beipeate @odc III 9DeibnottSIiiln.
ra,ua nit Dem G5rimStou 5rieOcr
cir Gr0cn.
@ci5en stlisfirbr.
Eie a@eiseu- itno WSe9ldilsiubr aus
peu @erciniatcu StadtcH ino ga.
noon belief iidl ii Scr @criHtSipodc
llan 9roOhreetS ouf 1866. 800 @u.
SbeIS 9eaen 6,3s3,035 @mbeI8 III ser
poroufeegdnscuen Mod,r iino 1920.
507 8uihcls if ser entipredenOclt
Bodc Ses lettcn SSnbres. Gie MoiS-
auSiubr betrug i02,i69 gnibeIS ge-
geu S0l ,30l 9inhclS III Der poriacn
g2ode nnS 29G,957 8uibclS iii Scr
glciden Modlc oeS opriaen sSubreS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-25
NnLtimnre NlMrfthrridt.

6uttcr. 3nfubr 40 Touucn.
Spring 9bcot @ron $3l. 90 32;
fSIour bis g8bite MioOIing (peItl),
$9s 10; @citern @hOoIiues, $34
SO.
Sennn0 Strcb. 3ufubr Nen
l3 EonueN Strob Tonnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-25

y CT, - separator, Bil,no,
38-4lc.; Briuts, 1a EfunS, 38-
4ic.; 9Srints, 8fnuo, 3s 4ic.;
glodS, 2 4funO, 3S--4ic. Doirp
@rints, @1o., aBa. nno 90, 26-
29c.; 5torcpadco. 27c.; gtcIIs. @e0.
unS &aa 28c,; ltoIIS ~ ga. "a
CSC.
@cFliiseI S,iiDncr iitnat,
9Siinto, -t9r,; oItc. i6-- i7e.;
atte Saline imO stasS i0-lic.;
5rten, iuuee I5i7c.; tlcinc, Id
l5c.; GurtepS, idlpsre, 8 @iiro nro
mebr, % 26c., neinerc. 20 2ic.;
Goi,bcr aIie imo iurar @odrc. 20r,;
e5liiliro cSef!iieeI, iunacs, 11s 4flmO
mo mcbr. Gtiid 35c., flenacrce,
25c.; S6uic, @fiiuo, i6-i7c.
9ohnenunoGrbieit.9lud.
enc Grbien Gboice, rclic, 9uIdlcI,
$2.S5 200; Sbinrcu Grbicu, neitc.
9pidel, $2.0O--2i0; 9letu gro Orb
fen, neie. guldcl, $500 -2.i0;
9Iocf poer Com Grbicn nciic. 9uiheI,
$2.00-2.i0; GountrS weiBc Bob
men, @nihcl $5.00-5.50.
9bit nno @emii{c. slepieI
&-Glo, uuo 3n,. 6uB, $3.50 $50;
Saraiit. q, gl.. Come. $65 no; @lu-
nlentobl Gong SsIano. Crate, $3.50
-1.75; Seflcrie. gleip.gorf. ganoel,
90-5oc.; @irfen 6lori0d. aorb.
$250--3.25; Scale, giorfoIf. syoB.
so Soc; Sopiiolot, AorfuIf. aor6,
50-75c.; 3picbcIH eelbr, git
idleI $t.75 200; Slcip. yorf ino
lucltlide, eelbc, pro biulocrt NhlnO
5nd, $8.50--l.00; 8fcffcr, 6lcrioo,
Crate. $3.50 800; 5piuot. glor
tolt, SAP. $3.50; neiBc 3iibeli, 9us
&fuuO5 771a; 5ticre inter 1000
@fuuo @eipibt, 6la-7c.; 1aicn.
@fllno. 4h-5lac.; 8hleu. Giaao.
5i2c, arobc ilnge 9iibc. Gf0,.
4l2-5c.; naaerc, 3-3l4r.; aiibc
NIT aoIb, $3.50; nroeerc, Si0
10.
2 hmciuc, SSertcl, ie nadl
@roBc. Slid, Si.75-2.50; 56oots,
jc nad cSroBc, $3 4.50.
aGlbcr. Choice. Efuno, ~
l212c.; quite, 1l1al2c.; iducrc
adlber, Slid. SIG %; r1ube, $l3
-i5; tleinc mogere, $s 10.
2dmmcr uno 5unfc.
Choice. fette 5hofc, Efo., ils 81.
quite, 3--4c.; rouBe. Stiid. $3.50
$50; oIte 9odc, &huo, 4c.
sSriiblinGs 2ommcr Choice, fcttc,
Nfmno. li-illac.; meonmL o.
l0c.
Eobof, (NtoruIanO). 100 0muo.
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Gei6dftss s@espeiler.
@ercOutiIe 4ssueD.
sc. o. @un g. Co.,
o02-6io W2arpIonb TuIt glos

9aumdteriaIieil TbiiretL Teniter.
rabuen, 21oen etc.
SHs. Y, GsfsE o., 1l5-1t7 @AoJrtbS
rtdSStrabe,
Yateutsglnip1lte.
&bmla y. Sanntls, Me9tsnnpait; Baienis,
pdHoeiseSputrrnrien, SerInestetts. Hlar@
Lamb Irirt Hutfblna
9Bapl:n w. 8trauisn, it6-tfT GHp BiilIbIuG
iosidbr0e @rtnbruuG
v. .. & ". =. oStyarb, al Continental BlSe.
Nratt5ren leIs 1879 eriulorttc IN Buitinlere,
gLittontobtle.
W96arb. 1--35 $3.50 i--eB SQ,75O
y%addrD Mister 90. VI Baltiafsfen, ghGrieH
@'-uBe nu0 WI. 9fopnlsyipeniIe tfi
9Arpn, Ole pupMure Gar, 1896 uiib SBi6
mldt.Dd Mobile Gss Woroae 14OS--i0 Rerls
@rnrieSs Sirc6e eeF
2niopirtbihoftIide @er1tbe unS
Sj6mereign.
Griffin xurasr GS, 2o5 ysoros sgaca' Gstnes
NIunIbirg, 6uruoceS, NdHaes ltip
0eFeti, &nh0edeu nnS 9linuet.
eenAsh BtSs,, 59S yiorOsJrtulonissrosiIn
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SlntO Frnd,t, in Baseu.

gllS sac D}otorfabrrao, oMf mel
dem iic iihrcu III einen sSarmipngcn
|aiii Der gtnnapcIiS.g(Deniic, groof.
I0n. eeiietu Nlorpsu filbr, iultrocu
scr 26 Sotre alto @euidipin 9trnol0
itrO ieiu Sdyiuoger, gllbert Gum.
minis bon 9tr. 60. GIt.0catb sStroBe,
.5ielulih Id)iuer perIebt. s9ie gIrnolS
iotgiebt, ipuroc ser llufaa OaOurt,
sbcrbeigeiiibrt, OoB Ser iSoruinoeen
IoiIf Der ioliden Seite ser StrdBe
fubr. Ter glnpr1H mar 70 bcftig,
SoB sic @laibine budit6bIit III
5tiidc giita, pet 9liidtbeiI ScS @a.
gcns brod imO emeu NsalIcicl 5u
I9ooeu rib. glritolo unS iein @eelci.
ter ipiiroen III Sen StroBrngraben ge.
idIciloert luio ipdtcr bon ciuem Ar5t
Der 9lodborid)oft bebdu6eIt. 9Ilbert
GlmtniuS fam nit cin paar Saut.
yobid)iirflngeu oopoii, u1breto g(r.
nolD lid eiuen ooppeItclt @cIcntbrud)
iuto cine Nti5d6I pon 9dluittuiinocu
|nio Sdrammen 5iiecjoeen battc.
N. -.--l--------.-.--.-.
@raiiOent q. g. Eunninaton bon
Der oNiuuliactltrerS 1inoucc 60. 4
murpc bon ieiiicit sInaeitellten onrd
cine S.9Inseobc. cinc Gncbclope.
0in. lnm lNrihnnhtSieit iihcrrnidlt
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Observation-Disclosures.
g Z. eladrIfSrS & 0S., e
i17~-21 GbnHtbeI Commerce guilOiuo.
sDe1ttibc syener,BerNmernnee.QB " BefetllddFi," bob
lIonhs unb NoiitnipresStrGbe
,,Dentdj.glm. JeucrsWtrlImeuugS.Cy .CytTruld@ft,s
SdltiMcrefStrqbe ino Gullom 9oiiic eibeltle.
,,stgbul InSntaMce So, sg 2tberRssI," Stnrp Dl
gputiiel0 Relben5sDldnnaer, 10i--109 gbnup
ber ot Commerce Aihlbino
,,@etmatla Btder werIimetmuaS Q5tItIIiMaIt,S
HelitiHcres uno gortbsStraBe.
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Seitinger, 3eitTAriIten etc.
.Ibe Baltimore Neius gomp1nb-, glcbert 6. y
wle9crs, @einditsftibrcr, 227 R.sGaI0eri'Str
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Snpferibnlieoe inS plumbers.
SpBn Gnbert, fT94 TbcmeSsStrdbe. 6. 4 w.
Heietbon ggniie 1909.
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MboHneNlrn, Die ben ,,Deniiden UerfeitBns
benttu" nidlt phuftlldl Uber uRregeImhRio srs
hdlien, ruo nebescn, ber Cfsiet DaDpu PEI EfIe.
pupH obrr iGriltiin MliiintllaAg ~ ma@tS
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Seine fiir Qe6eus,eit.

Goeben iertte eefelt siueI Heiben 2,ttBdiaer
pauier, 9iuintr. Bah nub 8errnbdsSyrDnl.
1900 BlOf MOutpelicrsS StrGhe.
Qebeu clifton Bari nnb odriorosgIpe-
Seine SirnBe unb peiunoe Gage.
bent trften Slur. ,flldtnette- entbdlt uGs
berne @nss@dnae, uoberne Ssomltile, emGiulrs
ten Iusgu3 NIT glbflubbrett eleitrli6eu Hdwer
SleI,n moSsrne s1s 6omiHe Ss u'se sabeS SSa5l
BmIn, nit ianitdrem qtbfduEdlien. Suben piele
nnbere moberue @ieenbetfeH. Wlun .lcbme Oar
iurbsglbenme @leitriife. HbrbllG Idbrenn, Die
WlontpeIersSirnbe.
Tbe D. Z. Gjaaagber Sfealth Company, 0Tbaues
&Hgenu: 9i9-920 WtHuIep Dnlibtua,
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DeutI6e Bidder unS 3eitI6riften.
", SaHiiIp, ysr. eoe, ggtltesriHaiOa'G GtrdBe
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@, eeott WaHHs So, s62 seA ysorosBops sStE.
gigentbsms.Igerteit iliI6 SdnOIer.
glsrrs s, 1HouR & Wspssp, 10 Cft2srlnaiss'
GtrQte g
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garIc.
@ae. 0lelIrlsital nna arnlt


Sac. 0ldiriatai nnS Gran.
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Com Niab-sG ln0 Is cDuj ~ i3f
Gnnf e5GH Y rnp B AlSer @9 WI
"a gsdier nm Btper 6er. ~ Us V3N
@nnf sIiAcH
Snru uno @ierA gl1l Saul 4 81
,kerHsAlcsb sylffl Hut Bnnf 3lis 32N
Gnilcnai Hnnf of Commerce .s 94 US
&rult Sl1erpeit en-
y p 9lo uHS e4uar eo ,.,.s. 400
SueHbnpussttscf.
gSortberH Icntrdl gaup gSt,
Strnisennabaelttish
llnileb Aiuns nHe 0ltc Go..... I'D
e'leHbabrS bianticuen
ssa aro slla Germ 5er gn8
straiset5rbitG GtIigasicEcu
inIiso @pss nno Glct 50 ule ler G5ss 6sM
Gei.slTtsu.
gSnulann Gil un0 Gas s... As
SoplenfAHlen u CtignhonSn.
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cont Sudi Rei 5er... 0S
0lt Neyn Goal com s.@ "a w
6lf @oru Gotb eer Noien fCGS
Glf ccrn Nuel Ser - t08 t0a
GtlidiebeHcS
gtrimorI @nno nRn IS ph ~
NonlipW &ll conl r. tcrt .. 20& gf
lppniicn GU pin It cert - B4G 85
Htfhn Number Guuiruct 6ct M 100 40f)N
sRerm niIh lpilileyS Reu .Lt 70
aernI Neaing uub Srecs pfD . KS
" Scap nno Sing cnHi ,ss.!. 6h hM
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3n berfanfen.


YGdereiGinri6innq. gdder ionn fotort sos
0aus InieibeH uno 4dderel nniaHeeli D,aii
icepcuire Bad Hlber 60sH.
(Se524-26)
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9u perfuultu:
0srrmnR'S-Narl. Rdb5uirdQen bel Z. 8.
6errmau, I'M Bart an Der BstRlrsyipab. Xeles
pbon. SdmlIfen 66. (stoo3o, lNuO
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Eruit-Gontpngitier.
ngats reSniIt aAb xrnR GpmpnMh," is Goiit9.
@traBe.