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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-10-02

attention OF all merchants rated at
$1,000 and over In all OF the Southern
States Pennsylvania Delaware. Mary
nois. Indiana and Ohio to- Baltimore
as jobbing center and the Mer-
chants Rebate Movement.
Distributed 100000 stickers. through
our membership. bringing TO the at
erdRant e. sbs.s sorSPSneSpsss se
10000 stickers urging everyone to buy
lBaitimore-made goods.
Had fraudulent statement bill passed
by the General Assembly.
| Had bill passed giving to Maryland
an up-to.dete corporation law.
Had bill defeated compelling the In
stallation OF automatic gas shut-off
v,fdins Tor interioctin1 door devices
Defeated bill putting additional tax
S 10 Tfhhs ey DO not solicit BUSINESS ~
Defeated bill increasing tax on Sc
Defeated trading tar bill. providing
for a tax In each and every county
where business Is done.
Defeated bill making II prohibitive
for diaries to use glass bottles.
Aided Manufacturers.
cSSgsrstsc n .oos ssyl9r gS ssssse BIZ
manufacturers In Baltimore city. Anne
Arundel. Carroll and Howard counties
from taxation.
Had bad check law passed
Conducts a live and up-to-date for
eign trade opportunity and proposals
for Government supplies bureau.
Conducts q modern and up-to-date
trade information bureau. which has
been copied by trade organizations in
other cities.
The Merchants ana Msnufacturers'
Association today has the followin e
| bureaus affiliated with 1t: Baltimore
Drug Exchange bureau. Commercial
Travellers bureau. Baltimore Fruit
and Produce Association bureau. Bal
ISOLATION bureau, ManufacturerR bu-
reau, Merchants Rebate bureau, traffic
bureau. Retail Merchants bureau, Ty-
pothetae of Baltimore bureau. and
Shoe and Leather Board OF Trade bu-
reau. all of which are active and do
ing good work for tho city OF Balti-
Secured suspension OF the order OF
| the Interstate Commerce Commission
in the Baltimore, Chesapeake and At
| lantic and the Maryland. Delaware and
| Virsiniat Water Line separation cases.
Total elimination OF the premium
class rates applicable between points on
| the Baltimore railroads east OF Pitts
burgh. providing the fiat Baitimore
basis for switching.
Suspension and favorable decision by
the Interstate Commerce Commission
| OF unreasonable tariffs providing for
the elimination OF the privilege OF
checking baggage and securing Pull
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-10-02

however, be shooting wide of
the mark to say that he received
his education in the school
rooms. He has been studying
all his life. studying things and
people. Few men know people
better than MIR. Blakeney. few
people can size up a situation
better than he. and few people
know more about the manufac-
ture Of cotton goods than he.
His career as a cotton duck
manufactur began at the age
of ! 4 and he served at it a seven
year apprenticeship, working all
the time at the mills of William
E. Hooper & Sons at Wood
berry. His days were spent in
the mills. his evenings at a night
school. MIR. Blakeney concluded
that apprenticeship as foreman
of one of the departments.
In 1891 he went into business
for himself, leasing the franklin
vile Mills. Two years later he
bought the mills he had leased.
All the time he was engaged
in manufacturing cotton duck.
Nine years were spent by him at
the Franklinville Mills. Then
he sold the plant to the Mount
Vernon Woodberry Cotto n
Duck Company and became
part owner and general man.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-10-02
Pertinent Facts

baltimore. leads the world IN It's
conner refining. canning and preseFV-
ing industries. In the manuiactute
Of cotton duck It Is first in the ma
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-10-02

That expression, seif-made
man, means something when
applied to Albert A. Blakeney.
At the age of II he was
working on a farm at S a
month. Today he is president
and general manager OF the
Thistle Mills at Leicester, in Bal
timore county.
Mr.. Blakeney was born in
Baltimore county and attended
the public schools. 1t would.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-10-02

growth and success OF this graf s,,.
lishment is due solely 10 IL ,s.,s.,
Jacob Epstein.
The story OF Mr Epsteins M 4 +.
teresting. and the building Up BY n,
OF a great business which HsHs
small room Is especially noteworthy
Born in Europe in 1894 ne can,
Baltimore at II. His assets were ",
little money and considerable br,
energy and adaptsbillty
In 1881 he started a wholesale ui
business on Barre street In rnr
! by 80 feet. The business grew. uit
new buildings necessary The bat,
now occupied by the business us
200 20 go West Baltimore stree g
SS5 West Baltimore street used u
clothing factory; 21s TO 22l West p
cite. and the entire block a,
wicomico and Cross streets, ovrt
Mr.. Epstein.
The new warehouse at Scott. ISL
leo and Cross streets is 10 stor.g
10000 square feet Of floor tlas
acres. and added TO the Other d
buildings makes an aggregate q ~
square feOt, or q acres OF floor Es
In 1915 tho Bargain Houses sasu
1856. 1s1. all by catalog, at a ui'
III per cent. in 1916 the total s.aH
s21, TO-, O92, and cost Of doing bas.Hf
catalog, 1.S per cent Large r.Hsl
of merchants travel to Balilmon
make their purchases The noH
the House is. More goods fn ~
money; same goods for 10" H'H'
The weekly payroll OF the bushes
Baltimore is exceeded only BY hi'
| the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad q
pany. Nearly 1900 are employed
Guiding 200 bookkeepers, accounts
and stenographers.
There is no secret about me '-~'
of the Bargain House. The bushes
conducted on honor. Every article .
be exactly as represented. Coos
marked IN plain figures and foi' ''''
at one price. There IS no dsyiau'l ~
this rule and no employee Is penn
to violate II. The Bargain Ho'" =.
not employ "drummerI. but '''
catalogue. which costs per cent . '
goods. as against rs per cent ''''
travelling statesmen.
In 1900 and 1910 Mr.. Epstsln a. ~ !.
expense chartered steamers 70 =.
merchants from Florida and e''''
Baltimore TO buy goods, Vithol' ."
| ton as to where they purchase
Mr.. Epstein is a member o. y sa y
Of Supervisors Of City charlue M
Board OF Eudowood sanitaf'- 49,
also vice-president Of the =. =. (.
League TO Enforce Peace ana b
boards OF directors OF SOM I
/ prominent institutions IN the 10
is a member OF the PhoenlA e. ....sr.
ban Clubs and the Masonic 80
Advertisement
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-10-02
CIIMBEDLADDER SUCCESS
Albert A. Blakeney Began Life AS A Poor Boy;
He Is Now At Head Of Big Cotton Duck
Mills At Leicester.

aser of the Savage Mill. Later
he disposed of his interest in this
mill and bought an interest IN
the Thistle Mills at Leicester.
In this workaday career MIR.
Blakeney had one big diversion
"a very dangerous diversion
for a Woodworking business man
but he managed not only to
escape any wiles it may have
practiced but to pull through it
with a high measure of success.
This diversion was politics. In
fact, the past tense is somewhat
out of place. Mr.. Blakeney
never lost his taste for the game.
He just tumbled into the
political maelstrom in 1895.
That was the year of the big
political upheaval. The Demo
cratic party had been in power
a long time. 1t had become
rather bold in it's evil ways The
people went after it. MIR. Blake
ney was one of their instruments.
They elected him one of the
three Commissioners of Balti-
more county. His term was SIX
years, but he quit in 1900 to GO
to Congress. AS County Com.
missioner Mr.. Blakeney became
a part of the daily life of the
people of Baltimore county. fol
this Office is the county govern.
ment. First and foremost, i
levies the money and SUPERVISE
its distribution. Mr.. Blakeney
knew what dollar is worth. He
fought for the full worth of it ir
public expenditures. His admin
istration marked a decided de
parture from the old order oI
things. The public debt wa,
largely reduced, although tn.
levies for public education wer,
larger than ever.
If thorough-going, well-bal
anced business man may be sale
to have hobby" tina
hobby with MIR. Blakeney il
education. He struggled to ge
his own. He is willing to figh
his hardest in helping to smooth
the way for any boy or girl &c
get theirs. This praiseworthy
hobby" brought upon MIR
Blakeney considerable labor, FOL
Governor Goldsborough If
1912 named him a member o,
the School Board for BaIhmor,
county. Those schools have fol
long time had a fine reputa
ton among educators. Mr.
Blakeney maintained the stand
ard always and sought to ele
vate it wherever it was possibl,
to do so.-Advertisement.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-10-02

way shipments 10 points on the oioSA
route"
A favorable decision by the Interstate
Commerce Commission regarding an I'M
reasonable rule OF the carriers relating
TO the nesting OF various commodities.
To Protect 1--we Stock.
Removal OF restrictions imposed By
quarantine regulations In regard to con-
tainers used for wrapping or tnclosing
shipments into States injected with
hoof and mouth disease among i've
stock.
contfuuance OF store-door delivery
rates between New York and Baltimore
via the water line.
Expeditions handling OF Mallory d
Morgan Lane freight IN New York when
BY water line from Baltimore.
Secured a rehearing In the Cnsga-
peake Bay steamer cases before the In
terstate Commerce Commission.
Brought TO the attention OF the Inter
state Commerce Commission the unreal
sonabieness OF n rule Of the carriers de-
signed 90 prevent the sale OF salesmen's
samples en- route.
A case involving rates on structural
steel from Baltimore 20 Chicago
rail owned wateriine cases before the
Interstate Commerce Commission
Co-operated with other organizations
70 secure general reductions in express
rates and modification OF express prao-
In securing the notification OF oon-
Bignor when a shipment was refused or
remained unclaimed at destination.
In preventing advances IN the tide
water sss rom ana m West N
TO Baltimore.
Secured the publicafion OF an article
on Baltimore as an Industrial center In
American Export Industries. the official
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-10-02

A.. IN RaIt,usore for the issuance OF eA-
RAISED a fund to purchase an amou-
lance to be sent to France .ne
SsoSonerafed with other agencies IN VI
10 raise the Liberty Loan anu
Red Cross funds. v.t,-,, to
Successfully conducted eampalgn 90. ., 70
bring Maryland's allotments IN 'he
up to the required amount. .,.t-,,,,,,
Has taken over from the inuniciFsAA'N'
the Municipal Convention Bureau -,
Has on hie most complete nse o. 81
houses that are for sale or lease IN the
city. .,o..r,ant man.
tt,S1 which should he OF immense
value IN protecting and stabntEing ia NO.
IN baltimore. Inquiries reiauves 10 t ths
department have been receives she 1iI ITnlted
States ana a number of other cities
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-10-02
MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION PERFORMING GREAT SERVICE

fully regarding car supplies for out
members. not only in Baltimore, put AZ
various points at which they loaded
their freight.
Co-opera1ed with the various carriers
to bring about an increase in car-loauins
and 10 eliminate delay by conSondatlnS
less than carload merchandise snip
ments. 49,
| Commission with reference 10 the car
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-10-02

organ of the National Association Of
Manufacturers.
Secured publicity for Baltimore az q
commercial, Industrial and financial
center through associated newspapers of
New York city, a syndicate controlling
United States.
Prepared an article covering 20 SUBJ
1ecte for the Encyclopaedia Amer
icana and Golfers New Encyclopedias
Atlas and Gazetteer on Baltimore.
Entertained the Boston Terminal
Commission
Conducted Industrial plant inspec-
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-10-02
ments to numerous places under en-
barge.
Had Tariff Suspended.


Filed a complaint before the Inter
state Commerce Commission re9uesl l,s
the suspension OF tariffs covering the
fabrication in transit OF bridge anu
structural iron and steei, the s IleIIs ~ %
which was TO eliminate the SouIneIn
Railway as a participating line. Insse
tariffs have been suspended ano VIC
case is now pending before the inter-
state Commerce Commission
Secured through the Western MARY
land Railway a line Of nat baltimore
rates in connection with the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad and the Western Mary
/ land Railway.
Provided for q change In the mai
service so that Norfolk mail reached
1 Baltimore in time 10 be delivered on
1 the first carrier trip.
| Endorsed the proposed consultations
Of the various clerks offices or the
courts at the request of the Bar AS
| Co-operated in securing legislation
providing for a 35-foot channel in Mid
die Branch Patapsco. the acquisition
of the Chesapeake and Delaware canal
by the Government and the deepening
of the channel at Curtis BAY.
Has now up with the Department. o.
commerce the creation of a branch Of
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-10-02
FAT SERVICE For THE BUSINESS INTERESTS OF ALTToSl

c "a She manufacture Of '' -. q,
I e. n ss.. mems wear and ,,s.aty.s,'
~ Is nrst in the oystor 81 ,s s,'av
, mas - plants manuisctur,t1n,a .s'y
p pr .sN more than al a '', o,t i'rlt,
OF :, me Atlantic Coast Connie CSas' q,
the tobacco industry 1,oysiilo'asi n
600 pounds or An,sba a,,Olloes Il y
n n 1t is the larSes, S p'odoe'
over It's piers 80 more '' mana y
thirds of the soft Coal taso "a,
railroads. and factories ~ ~ u By (
land; In foreign trade rs. ~. 9,
third and in import trad. s g..y ID
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-10-02

Revision OF Building Code.

ton trips for members Of the Assoc
citation.
Revision OF Building Code.
Had the city appoint committee 20
revise the building code Of Baltimore
and bring II up to date. Recommends
tions now with the Mayor
Furnished illustrations OF the busi-
ness section OF Baltimore for national
trade journals.
Was instrumental IN having the
safely First" train stop in Baltimore
Conducted Iuncheons throughout the
year at which notable speakers made
addresses.
Conducted q window display contest
for the retail members.
Brought to Baltimore during the
first eight months or this year 15lt
merchants. who purchased $3.50. 90
1estimated) worth OF goods while In
the market
Distributed 1000 copies OF an article
entitled The Advantages OF Baltimore
as a Trade Center" and which is be-
ing used in the night schools OF Balti-
more as a textbook. so 10 speak.
Distributed 100000 folders calling the
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-10-02
ECORD OF ACHIEVEMENT
OF BIG ORGANIZE TON
tefary Beacham Complies List Of Important Things The
Merchants And Manufacturers Association Has
Done For Baltimore
By ROBERT j. BEACHAM

Merchants and Manufacturers Association
OF
Association
activities this the taking Into
schedule proposed by the Board OF Es-
$ VII Is pending before the Court OF Appeals
today thoroughly depart
all Of which handled py
BE md competent heads These are:
Civic Retail Merchants Bureau
trial Hureau Bureau
.puhIf Bureau
convention Bureau Membership Bureau
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-07-11
6benc3er, NnSu6on, ia.

$. y. HasmmSien, Der / mango
@lar bar itaaet iom 0iafon %
Sgn0agsifolelurer | gbene5er Yte.
nigbeo, 0p0e oen 80. SUM. Ri
0eoe oar ie0t / Igrre 2pn0elIe peo
Ooenie Den IS. Srtli 1861. 6or
% 9lar iioen fom Dan Der til Die.
1nigbeoen % bleU mart 8re6en al
@ltos 0ro o. fit aGrIi06eo til
@lto % BANS 6olf, iaa oct bleD
BAN ell 6ierteiog at ppre % b.ioe
@ltos fire Barn. Som iaa0an blep
ban ogioa beoaret % 0e0e / 8ro-
Ell paa i'm 8relier.
Gen 3. Sui fsrtes bans 5t6o.
legeme / 2htto til Gbene8er VRe
nig9eos a%irfegaarO, iulgt Of en-
itor 9i9ifare, ior at b%e9raoes. Saa
bIeo bans afiieleoe 2e5ene boa
rem ino / airfen, boor ban 6a0oe
be0et iaa mallge Sierteben Do TAFT
ioa mango 0ro til 8ernene. 9ait.
q. .. 61riitiamen tnIte ooer oct
fl. 0er5 / oen 81. 81: o65i cen
Sag i oine 8orgaaroe er 6eorc
emo 1lriin0e; ieg uOpGl8er 6eIlere
at liage peo 0ertGrifelen i min
@uos 5us eno at 30 / Be a9loe.
Iiges 9elte." Oroct So5. 1, %
innes mig por nGroeo at f1noe
bringes / 2lnuenoelie ooer ior $.
q. Hasrmlsien: San troeoe ielo
on bans aanife Sus."
On Rabo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-07-11

Gag for Brett og Meni96eo, oct
peO Den, iom ielp bar prsoet no9et
Iienen6e.
areosmpoet / oct 9eletnget par
bel Iom iaooanne WtsOer fleit, meo
ofoeflenoe greOifen, 8oreorag
Samtale, Song % Bon; ri merfe-
6e 9lonoens 49rbeO og taffer SUD
for Sumperet, % eio bet mere
maatte fenoes paa os, at ri bar
oGret iomlet til 9reosm6oe %
&irfeinopielie.
RieIs Domifoo, Sefr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-07-11
Il 4 III L.

SprnebjGlpsongcn / N%gbenbaun.
Cen forlpb imnft % gnU Oct pn
ifeoe llobDtte. Zen itore 0e9iDcn
be0 / Sooeoitaoens 9ip, iom 9er.
nebiplpsoo9en 10 er, %ifriper SIR.
Ggbl." al Is. Waai, iOrIsb aar
ierlig imnfft % opr0igt. 1irg ionl
De ira tioligere @ar fenote MATTE
raoelignenoe Optog 9aooe man -
/ rigtig 6oritaaelie ar 5i0ens Al.
Dor - itrs9et, % | Steoet ras'
Ieoe 5ituiinoe 8esier uafbriot /
II Elmer. 3l. 6 gift ale Sn0i am.
lere / Sang meo Arbeioet, % pro-
els ST. 6 neologoe oct % Iaa til
bage paa ell 600 3agSgernlf1g.
S Nooi9tnine iii, boao Der ntoer-
ti0en far peret Sfif, par Der IN.
tet Yrelleri, % man lao oa beller
ingen gilaone 9niigter / anleonlng
al 9eSierne. Sauoe man gioet ut
9iorag Dos ale De 1 Snoiamlere,
man bi0til 6oooe mSot, git man
uoen at blipe generet forbi Den
neite Ibalpe Snes Stpffer. Uien
en- Gel mere emo man baooe t9ntt
Tia, off Der 10 alligeOel, taffet pPre
De imarte SnoianlIere.
Ilere Steoer, iaaleOes paa 0ron.
nina 2olliies Bro, bauOe man pDn-
tet meo 6lag, ian at man til %
ira Rerrebro fsrte ell bel 5lag'
alle. Set tog Jig ooerorOentlig
iuuuft % enfeIt no.
Sra SnoiamIerne Hap man ooer
iii De mango 9oOer, DER tort An-
tai oar ipreot no oper 9pel1 % Der
prsoeoe man Den uomGrfeoe 6om.
6ola, 6oor Der par o@epinit me-
item 1oer Sang"
Qaaen fen0etegne0es igorigt lotll
GSeit0aa Deo Otuiifforpiene, Der /
~npOeligt pDnteoe gO8ne forte rnnot
% blrite 5olf ct Oeiligt Stptte,
oa al Optogene, boorai oct origi'
naleIte bel nof par 9lna8eroptoget,
Der lrogif ira SunobD. 6lpoerlle,
ser elf op / ct antaI al ~, loG-
peoe ooer 9pen ct aDarterstio %
neofalte0e ca. 500 Splitre, ionl
;solf par lrleget begerlige eiter.
@i ipilrgte qlites 9ernebiglps'
6nQens aontor, boor meget man
penteoe fig al Oagen, % Soarei
bar: 10000 Ser. Zen Gum piloe
ben oagtbapenoe gioe FOR Oagen,
90 oet bar Fan 9etragtnin9
al 6or9oloene - goot tilfreos meo.
Spao ser par oerooer, bar Ooer'
Sfito. Men Oct er 10 ogiaa ct
bent gelsb, for bulfet Der far
ffobes mango elaoe gorneanIister.
sllt / oft: 9agen iorleb lmiifi
Ga por6iet. Den blep, iom Der
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-07-11

8rtg5fdflger | Selret pe0 9al0.
Baitor Seller tager / Den anlcOnin9
0pbol0 / @nlo og oil oeo Gieneiten
blioe asititeret al to eitrigife Self
prmi ter blanOt 6nn8erne. Den ooer.
0eielp0e Del al 5an8erne er &uto.
liffer.
Wan9e 0tpOipetter, 9arboere,
a. Q1ai. 5 ben iboite llges Gio bar
&Dit6aaoene 9iort iiplOen itore
5on8iter al 5lpnoere. 0tan bar
omtrent 0aglig funnet tage no, %
Der er llaaet inotil 500 Sneie
! pr. 9aa0. Briierne er meBet luoe;
oct meIte al 6angiten maa ah9ttes
PIT. arel til ca. 30 Ore pr. &g7
% 6riterne iaar nqppe Oct 9alue
of oenne Bris.
Gejefiifcri. 9emoi9, oen 24~ @tai.
Si0en @armen for en- 6alo Snes
Gage iiOen inOianot Jig, oar Del.
efiiferiet Der / 8igen peret Oreuet
i69roigt, % 6angiten er getnem'
gaoenoe meget goo. Ser opunae6es
De f6rite Gage in0tit 2 ser. pr.
9alpf8., men @riierne er III iunt.
ne til 70 Gre. Saa 9o0t iom 5ele
5angiten ienOeS til SooeOitaOen.
@rOsierer Srnnu 9jprn6at oar
I'LL rpitet lit 6e0reIanoS 5tg0 al
iine 3gOOer. Straits efter at ban
forle0en fom no al 8eItre 6eng-
iel, 6por ban 5opoe afionet De 30
Cages 6pngiel paa i9ouauiig San.
9efoit, l5eaMeren ln06ra8te bam,
'9enoenote ban iig paa 9asfoutoret
poo 9tooo- og 0om5uiet og lit no.
far0iget BaS til gtor9e % UiOere.
Set meres, at ban oOer Bergen
bar 6egioet Jig paa Sci til Ameri'
ia, efter at ban bar ien0t i'm r6r.
li9e 8ormue, iom nof fife ifal De.
b9re iao gonife lille / 5oruejen.
IS ro5ierer3ocietetet 9poe og @r.
itatningSfen0elie poa 100000 Ser.
fom altiaa en- @oit0a9 for Tent.
st 9egnt til GObenGaOn. Sole.
eiteretSiogfgrer 2iebe bar iii. g.
4" me00elt &eben6oon8 Wtagi.
ltrat, at en- al 6ans 4lienter, Jon
enifer at ppre m1onpm, 6ar 6eilut.
tet at ifipnfe 8omnntnalbeiDrel'
len 100000 Ser, bbis Genter Ifal
anoen0es til ubemi0le6e &~efonuales'
centers Op1olo poa 2on0et.
Snteresiant grtilleripuelie. San.
oers, 10. Muj. 0fouoag, GirsOag
og 0nSOng oil 3. artilleriafoelin9
afboloe en- ~interesiant 9Delie paa
Scoring &eoe noe be0 Saoet. Ser
oil 6lipc Sfarpifponilt8 efter iHtaa,
! leSilupne 9nllol1er, og BlDoerer
2eitnant Bolner ifaf bore Obler.
potsr. San ifltloe flppe 6ertil ira
9i6oro / Gag; men oa Wtotoren er
ltor0en, fomnler ban rpn1ellgots
fsrit paa Manoag. 9pellen ooerp9'
reg of @rtillerigenerolen, General
major Solm.
6pb til Webialtnins. &oiroers,
10. Mai. Naa Chambers 4redtur'
marfeo, ser / Dag Dor meget tort,
fgbte areatl1r6anoler GeOite ira
2laIborg so apier % llltge Gpre
til 4ebenboptl, 6por oe ifal ilag.
ties og neoioltes til S%pbeoartng.
8rierne Uur $3.50 Ere Or. Sumo
leoen6e Ge9t,
5000 Str. f%pripnnoet. &ingfe.
bilg, 10. Mai. @oar0eler u. Dol:
ser / 8abiere bar i oiSie Gage
nliitet 5000 ar., iom iormentlig
er i%tiaalet ira BAN. San 6aooe
6anoIet Gienoom oe off Oerfor
meo mango @en9e i 6~e8nebOgen.
5 3irs0ag foretoe ban Oen iiOite
l~lobctaling, og ocreiter par Der
ca. 1000 ar. til6age / Gegnebo-
gen; men oa ban i @aar tog Den
trent por Den tom. Sa8en 6leo
melot til 8olitiet.
Manse Snsurme. Sra Boris
meSoeleS til 09tin9f. 81. 0ogbl."
at Ser optrU0er lrIe0oanliJ man
qe Su9orme / 9(or. Toe / Stpoe.