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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1881-10-13

: Sire besei@net. roh boben au@ in ei.
nisen @sgenoea bic Suietten @@aotn
an9eridtet. @ou ben l4aoIideu
Mirfuns.n Der Diirre blieben nur Die
|Neu. England @taoten. iopie Wiscon@
|lin. Nfinneiota unb Die Serritorien
einisermaden peri@ont. Sic Dnr9=
|l&nittsbel6affenbeit Der Rartpffslernte
in Nem Dort. psnnlplpanien, D6io,
Midi9an. SQinois, @iseon1in uno
Soma, mslde @taaten 8 6inftel Der
Rartoffslernte Der Ser. staaten liefern,
itsat li6 ouf 60.
,Wdbreno Der letten 8 Monate famen
lin ben Ser. 5taaten 1890 Banferot=
te Dor, se9en 3.476 wdbreuo Der CORE.
|iponbirenoen Ycriooe in 1880. Die
Decentralization beliefen lid auf $780,
100000 gcgcn $45,O00.O00 in Dtrlsl=
ben Yer!ooe BON 1880. Wdbreno Der
|l,bten 3 Mfonate puroen 1,O24 8ante=
rotte beriAtet nit $l0.0O0,O0O Ner=
5inbli6tei'en. SIN 8, Quortol BON
1880 fomen 979 8anterotte nit ,$12,=
100000 Decentralization, Dor. Ser
9few Dorfer 5tatiltiter 8raoItreet u,el-
bet, oab i'm Mll9emeinen Die @e1ddfte
i'm 9ansen 2anoe be0eutenoe Tortiarit<
te qemo6t bab.n uno oob Der eesen=
mdrtise 3utano Der 9ansli9sn Ser
wirtli6un9 Der Nctipitdt ,oui lpeld)e Die
Seri6te wdbreno Der lebten Monate
bineIen {e6r nabe mitommt.
Sn Der uori9en Wo9e famen 123
Banferotte por, cine 3unabme ppn 13.
Die Mittelfaaten meilen 20 auf, cine
3unabme BON 6; Die 9}eu : Guslano
Staoten Is, cine 3unabme BON @; bic
5iiofaaten II eine3unabme BON 6 ; bic
Belifaaten 40, eiue 3unabme BON 10 /;
California uno Die Serritorien 10, cine
l5Abnahme t'on ,lilo ganaSa 10, cine
Wbnabme BON 8.
| 0arrisbure, Ba.. 5. Oct. @puper-
neur 1oDt bat Die 8erli@eruues= Gom=
alilllon oauoa in &snntniB selekt, oab
er in 3nfunft fir lal9e @erIi9srun9s=
osIedibaften, Die auf sesenleitiee 8e-
ltsuerun9 Der Mitgueoer baliren, teine
Gonjeilion me6r er;9cilen miro, oa ct
CUR Ginlidt eelanst lit, oas oob
Dslddft BON pi'len oieler ,ql4often
nibt seleblib betrisben piro.
G6sp:nne, gBpS., 5 Oct. @endtor
5later BON Oregon uno @euator fSar=
leD BON Colorado linb beute ouf eli
rem 3use Der Union Yocifs 81. s..
bier our6gereilt uno ,ueroen am
5onntag in Wei6in9ton eintrsffsn.
st Souls, Neo., 6. Oct. Ser 3D.
ltein Der neuen Armorp fir National=
grade 1T 6eute Wormitto9 BON &ouuer=
neur @rittenoen, unter Beoba9tuug Ser
liibliden Geremonien, eel,9t moroen.
Bsomte uno ansele1ene Biireer u obn=
ten Der Teier bel, Die Ii6 gu elmer ero<
lBen Militdr= paraoe eefaltete uno nit
elmer &eoue Der National &oroen our6
oen @ouperneur enbiete.
9ernonoo, MiI1, 6. Oct. sSSm
6ieIi9en Griminalseri9t uuroe eeit.rn
Elm 9iebitobl- -Pro3eb gesen einen @ns<
ldnoer beenoi9t, Der einer beriibmten
|Gamilie @roBbritannien's oneeb6rt.
ISein Name lit Gomin S6omp1on, uno
mar er Deg Oie6ita6ls BON Maulele!n
an9etIast, jeoo@ lebte 9ladt BON ben
j @eldmorenen freiaeipro9en lporben.
Dieier Sbomplon lit Der @obn oes
ueritorbenen .Momirops Sbomplon bon
Der britilden Marine unb gntel bez
britiIden Nomirals, Der einen Sbei
Der 5ruppen unter gtellon, in De,
i @dla&t bei Srafalsar, befebliste
: 9ahp Sbompion i@idte aug 2onoon ei,
men biefistn Nooofaten mebrere bum
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-08-16


Do the District Commissioners govern the
District, or do the street railway companies
govern the Commissioners? That is query
which has suggested itself to the mind of a
good many people, lately, in view of the bad
condition of Pennsylvania avenue along the car
tracks for a good portion of the stretch between
the Treasury and the Capitol. ridge of dirt
that becomes pasty mud or driving dust, &C
cording TO the weather has been permitted to
lie there for weeks. greatly to the discomfort,
at all times, of everybody required to cross that
wide thOroughfare and, when the wind blows,
greatly TO the damage also of goods in the
stores and shops along the line, as well as
greatly to the injury of the eyesght of persons
having occasion to be anywhere in its neighbor-
hood On Saturday. for example, and to-day,
when there was a stiff breeze, it was almost
impossible to see any distance in any d.
rection there, on account of the clouds of
binding dust to say nothing of the difficulty of
Breathing. in consequence of the extent to which
the air was loaded with filth and foul Odors.
The situation is. in short. an insult to the COM
munity and disgrace to our sO-called authori-
ties. Is there to be no relief from this outrage
on the public until the street car company sees
ft to afford 1t of its own motion? Have our we'll
paid officials really no power in the premises, or
are they too kindly disposed to exercise it?
Clearly, no private citizen would be allowed to
% set at naught the rights and comfort Of his
neighbOrs. Why, then, is corporation permit
ted to do it at will?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-08-16

recently reported interview with ex-Presi-
dent Woolsey, of Yale College. represents that
gentleman as expressing the opinion that it is
dreadfully dangerous to leave cur sea coast in
its present undefended condition; that we should
have large navy, for home protection. as well
rs to make us respected abroad; and that there
IL nothing to prevent any moderate naval power
from getting possession of all the cities on our
sea coast within thirty days after war has been
declared. Admiral Porter is also reported as
saying that the whole of the present Eavy of the
United States could do no damage to an ordi-
nary English iron clad.-the inference being of
course, that we ought to have bigger and cost
lier war ships, and great many more of them.
too. That the Admiral OF navy should desire
to have that establishment big and snowy,
safe to suppose. that didn't want the longest and
handsomest tail in the market; but that it is
necessary to have large and expensive fleet
riding in every harbor on the coast to protect it
from possible enemy, is stuff and nonsense
The idea Oftaking even poorly fortified sea-coast
cities in thirty days was pretty well exploded
during the late war in this country, and the IA
cilities for defence, without building enormous
forts or manning expensive ships have vastly
increased since then. With the late improve
ments in torpedos and other submarine explO-
sives, reinforced by a few Instructions in the
exposed channels. there is a much better chance
OF sending to the bottom all the iron-clads that
England or any other country could send across
the Atlantic than there is that they would do any
serious damage after they got here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-08-16

DIR. Halstead, of the Cincinnati Commercial,
continues TO share with DR.. Hammond, of New
York, the responsibility and glory of treating the
Presidents case at distance. DIR. Halstead ex-
presses the opinion that an ounce or two of good
whisky every day would help the distinguished
patient at this time. A remark from Dr. Frances
L. Willard, of the N. w. T. u, would seem to
be in order now
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-08-16

One might reasonably suppose that the human
family isadvancing in knowledge and happiness,
and that things are getting gradually In shape
Tor the millenial period if it wasn't for the lar
ger number of communications sent to the news
papers every year without the name Of the
author being furnished. That fact shows that
the number of fools is constantly increasing, and
tends to destroy all faith in intellectual and
moral progress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-08-16

The Shenandoah Valley railroad Is to be or.
tended from Stanton to Lexington, Va. at
once. At meeting Of the stockholders held
last Friday, the board OF directors was aufhor.
ICED to issue bonds to the amount of sl,0oo. 600
for the extension. At Lexington the road Win
connect with the Richmond l. Allegheny rail-
way, shortly to be built.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-08-16

French savant submits to the Recue Scien-
ayg''e the formula for a new beverage, which he
says ne discovered in the interior of South
america during recent visit there We beg to
submit that new beverage is not what ia
needed What the world wants is the means of
induiging In the beverages we now have. II
can get along very well on those.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-08-16

The statements teiegraphed from Washington
that the continued Illness of the President is
causing inconvenience in the departments. and
In fact, obstructing the machinery of govern
ment, are not confirmed by the heads Of these
departments. In interviews with chiefs of
some of them, published only few days
ago In THE STAR the extent of the inconveni-
ence resulting from the Presidents protracted
Illness was summed up in the words of Cabi-
net officer: 1T only compels us to let a few
men, whom we think ought to be turned out,
remain in office while longer"
The subject of the Presidents condition and
its effect upon public business has been harped
upon by some Journals of the country in SEN
sational style. with the view of creating the i'm
preston in the public mind that the affairs of
government demand that the Vice President
should assume the presidential seat and duties
until the President RECEIVERS. In the first place,
there is no power vested in any person or body
to determine what constitutes presidential ina
biiity. The constitution provides that .'in case
of the removal of the President from office or of
his death, resignation or inability to discharge
the powers and duties of the said Office
the same shall deyOlve on the Vice President
and the Congress may by law provide for the
case of removal death, resignation or inability
both of the President and Vice President, de-
claring what officer shall then act as President
and such officer shall act accordingly until the
disability be removed, or a President shall be
elected" Even if Congress were now in session
there would be no occasion for any determination
of the question as to whether the Presidents
present condition is one of inability, as con-
templated in the constitution. Only the other
day the President attended to a state matter re-
quiring his attention. The country may rest en-
tirely easy in the assurance that whenever the
affairs of government require attention which
the President is not able to give he will make it
easy for the Vice President to discharge the
functions of the office dd Interim There will
be no need of pressing the matter upon his at
tention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-08-16

R50 PER wEEK-INTELLIGENT AGENTS CAN
~ earn WITH the Wake Flexible Fountain Gold PEN. No
eiPpfnS for ink. Writes four days without re- linG
Address Wake PEN MFG CO., Hamilton o.. or oSS
Osoao"ays New xorx. N1k-2aNlH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-08-16

M q. hoHEER ATTORNEY-AT-LAw pRA1.
~ uSa w ~ 0e Courts and Prooecutes 6cinc 100.
G1ussi HsoS DeRaxtnents. OMcs 6econd Ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-08-16

Prior to taking inventory and until October 1st we
viii close the remainder Of Stock such prices Is
must induce large sales.
Our stock Of Fall and Winter Goods from last season
contains many choice goods for Office and school wear
much less than cost.
All Domestic Goods reduced. Table Damask and
Linen Goods Of all kinds at Low prices Fancy Goods
greatly reduced. Parasols and Sun Umbrellas NJ cost
for the best.
An examination Of our Stock wiz save you money in
your purchases.
JOHN 7. MITCHELL,
a11.ex
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED-BYAST STEADY AND TRUSTWORTHI
w young man (white) Situation coachman OF
orally useful good references. Address Box IT. Sta
office. alO-6ts
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nICTIONARIES CONTAINING 3d. 600 WORDS
~ Only 20 cents.
At JOHN C. PARKER'S
Asst GIT and 6I9 7th street,
FTNRY THE NOTE PAlER FOR ONE DOLLAR
Il Ream. or IS Cts apaekage. Sold by
]. G. PARKER,
a13-6t' GIT and GIG It'll street.
A IL OF THE SEA SIDE AND FRANKLIN soUARE
IA LIBRARIES, AT
j. C. PARKERfs
al3-6t' GIT and 6l9 It'll street
CHEAP DRY GOODS FOR THIRTY DAYS.
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SPECIAL BARGAINS.
DRY GOODS.
During the balance Of August will offer special in
ducements to close out many lines Of Goods.
The stock is very large, and web worthy the attention
Of buyers.
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SPECIALTIES.

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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-FOUR OR MORE UNFURNISHED
W Rooms; state location and price attention
viii be paid to answer. Address Box 70. Star
WANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE WITH
ny, two well behaved boys, 10 and II years respect
small; terms SO per month; within four or five
squares Of 9Th and streets. Address b. H. A., Star
Ofhce. It,
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Persons leaving the city for the summer can
have The STAR mailed to them. postpaid for
fifty cents per month. and the address changed
as often as desired
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COUNTRY BOARDING.

EIHRST-CLASS COUNTRY BOARD AT BLOOMING
dale Farm, half mile from East Falls Church Sta
ton, at reasonable rates. Good shade and water Ad-
dress Mrs j. W. PHILLIPS, Falls Church, Va. j27-1m*
GUNNER BOARDING.-FORTY Or FIFTY PER
- sons can be accommodated with Board and Room at
the Riverside Hotel Point Lookout any time. Terms
Lookout. Nd. ai1.6t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-11-10

Gtdrtsn frei unb urbebinbert gepeien pdren,
Die Semofratie 9GnSlid1 Nteiitertn SeS S4la1tz
felhes geblieben m6re. m
Die ,H.<0. @orl6" n1eint: gOie 8anoe
bon Seuteldgern, tpelde lett Ian9en Sahren
fid an9enlaBt, Die 9emofratie bon gtensYort
Al repr1ientiren, bat cine uernidtenee nno, rpte
mir boffen, enti6cibenbe unb lette gtieoerld9e
erlitttu. 9as midtiglte &eiultat ner gSall
If uieleidt, oa6 Die Seisbeit Der lebIen StdatSz
@enpention, tuelfe biee 8anbe BON BeuteiGz
asrn feiner Experimentation ipitrbi9 erattete
uno ausidloB, bonn Golte anerfaunt moroen
iit. 9as hat 5ur Sol9e, oaB Die Sdr9er etuz
isbcn Iernen, boB Die Ntatt 3ammang'S,
peld)e 10 oft llnbeil beranIbeldmoren bat, 9ez
brodlen 1T, unb oaB in ndditer 3elt menlgltens
mobl fetne @onnention bon SemmangEOele>
9aten aus oisicr StaOt bel6iti9t tperoen ptro." "
Die ySimes" BON philadelphia ia9t IN elnem
lGngsren artifel u. a.: mn Der au8taa oergSab=
len 1T fein poiitioer oemofratiider Sie9 mo
fam nidt als SraftprObe Der Bartct betrad)tet
perben. @r benefit nur, 6nb Die Stalmartz
(artbur=) &epublifaner einen pen1ofratnHea
Stea Dem Der @arfielozRepublifaner St.ben,
NIB Sas beiaat AusS. Seibe Barteien IN
gteruzgort iinb 6emoraliiirt, aber Der Sbetl Der
Republitaner, peld]er f6 uon Der alien Barter
abgeionbert bat, bat ben neuen BrapoenteH aill
ieiner Seite uno geSeutt neben iid feline anosre
alutoritdt i'm y@mptresStGat" auiuerfennen.
Die @arftelb @epublifaner batten id) Der
Staatsz&Onpention bemdhtl9t, tbr Stdet no.
minirt, uno iie rurbeu BON ben Irtburs 6e7
publifancrn geldla9en. Scr SieQ ftel ben De-
mOtraten gu, absr pur6 ibn babeH bic uStal-
partS" aud Die Salf6rteSs" ab9ei6laatet -
er 1T III Der Chat cher ein @rfOlg Der ,,Stal:
marts," oils Der 9emofraten 81 nenneu, llno ol9
iubilirenbe Democratic BON ytep>Dort lolltt
ibre entbnfiafiiden 9urrabs Irthur un0 Cont
lln9 miomeu, oenn OieieI Guein ueEoanEen II
ibren triumph "a"
Der ,,9emofrat" bon Bbitaoelpbta tuar 81
iebr nit benz grobartigen @mpfange, Der an
BabItage ben S9. bon Steuben in Der Brit
oerltabt gu She'll muloe, beifGftiat, ais oaB el
fidl ebitortell iber ben Nusfll Ger QSabl aus
laIien fonnte. Sein:m gebrGugten SeriAtt
entnebmen mir 6olgenOeS: mn Die gSabl Der:
lief in rubiger g8eiie. SOruobl i'm Stuate
ME in Der Staot mar 6ns 8otum betrddtltf
9eringer, mie bel Der lestidbrl9en BrditOeuten
nahl. 9ie &epublifaner bIunipruheu Der
Sieg i'm Staate. Sbr @anOiOat fir StnatS
ihaBmeiIter, Sla8 SO. 8ailep, nj wabrl6etH
lid nit peruiurerter Maiorttdt gemdblt. ST.
Bbuabelpbia erbielt 0erielbe So 1874, gtoble
9emofrat, AZ ,4G5 Stimmen; Sailg'S Itehr
btit 49, ,459 Stmmcu. QSoife erbHlt IA ,53l
Stimmen. q. S'Oonneu, Der republtfant
Id)e &anOibut fir gGecOrber Of 0teOs," erbiel
etue Mebrbet BON 1888 StlmmeH. n"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-11-10
aeridht nes erftfn edlatlonts. control


9id1tgr gSn. 0amreHce, Der eIte Sontroleur
bcs SdobumteS, bot Dem 5iuans. .Setretdr iet'
ueu 8sridlt fir bas an 80. Suni abgelQufene
Retuunasiahr nnterbreitet. gr empFeblt baz
rim, bos Ser @onareB eriubt merbe, benz Bro'
frrotor bes S6atarts Die 81td1t aufSuerlez
aeu, bel pidtiqen 6Droerungen Die Re9ierun9
Dor Dem eriten @ontrnleur III uertreten, beionz
bers in TGQen, mo Die SOroerunqen einretdenz
ben 9erionsn fif bic Siilfe bon RettSanwdls
ten gcfdlert boben. VI mteoerbolt ote fru9ere
@mpieblung, oaB bet Seludeu I'm 3ahlun9
perloren eegaugener ooer 5GritDrter oerSinSbarer
gunbcscbliaationan Der Sfatanlts- SefretGr
ermddtiat iperOe, burd bic 9eeigueteu Seamz
ten cine llnteriufuug etnSuleiteu un6 3eu9en
pereiSiQen su lafiCn IN 8eSug All bic SermO=
osrsusrhGltniIie Der &eute, rpeld,e bic erforoers
iife SnSemnitGts 8iir9idaft itellen molleu.
Nerner empfeblt 9fiflter 9arurence cine Ser
n1ehr1lna ieines aanSleiperionals. glm Sfluiie
isiues 8eridts beiiirmortet CT Die SelieBung
elmer Eriit, mGbreno tpelder 6orberun9en 9e@
cen bic &eqierung eingerei6t perben fOnnen.
GertniidteS.
Die heutige SteuGreiHnabme betru9 $780,
319.1I, Die 3olenuobme $140, 0,760.45.
SIN Sdabantte rpuroen heute 9tatlonals
bonfnoten i'm 8etruge bon $751; 900 5ur gtrls
I0iun9 empiangen.
Observation-Disclosures @eigS bat benz
SricasietrctGr ieinen Sabresberid)t eritattet.
g8ie ans benz 9ptnmente berporgebt, beltefeu
iid1 bteginnabmen be8 Departments auf $13,.
57,187.57 un0 Die Ausgaben ami $12, ISL >.
891 SO, tpOnud elm &ef bon sos, ,296.O4
tei'm S@lniie bes Slsfaliabres iibrig blieb.
Die Subifriptionen au Osm 9arftelb= 6Oipt
tn1fn1h hRInl1fen fifh inn1eit n11f $500.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-11-10
Gnropaii5e Gabelberi6te,
Stsuar6 uuo oGs ReimItat Der peutid1en
Reid1afaaSiu iudhIett

8erllr, 8. gtoUcmber. - 5u rsobl inter
rihteten Srtiien berridlt bic Iniiht, oaB 6iirt
9lsmard cine OeuI,de 0ieinung8du6arung
bluiidlitI Der 9e9enmdrii9en Saflage BON
0im Saiier wtiHift, uHO 0aB Die Aeuberangcn
oes Saiiers 6erdrt iein peroen, haB fte DIE Stel.
lung beS Siirfen Bi8murd ftdrfeu.
Berlin, 9. IoD. - Die yytorOoeutIdle
3eitun9" perDfientlitt 9ahftebenoeS yg8
alebt MIR oret Yt0glidtelten fir ben oeutidlen
5leldlstag, ndmllol entrueoer iotortl5e AuH0
lung OOer Giniibrung ciner unpratilheH Dta
ldltne, oGen 5iIber idmmtltdl gegeH etnanoer
albe;teH, ooer tempordre Cooperation Der an
uno fir iif ur0ertrdgltdl3n 6rnlttonen unter
SSiihrurg Der Jtegieruna. DIE Sebtere nilnmt
cine teiuesneQs 0eueIOtnsmTtbe Stellung Qe
gsr iber oem 6tidsta9e etn, alle,u e6 1T gentB,
oob ibte 6ihreriduft acceptirt werben mug,
nenn fdj Der 9ieidStag uuf rein negatives
Stimmcn beIdjrdHtCn uno icine bal0ige 2(ufl0=
Jung nothpenolg modem mill"
g5ier am letten Diontage bier peruaitoltete
Observation-Disclosures puroeu bon Der
4oliSei nui9GlDf. Gtlihe harmloie gemerz
iungen iber bic So;ialoem0traten lteierteu Der
6eQifruna Den Sornanb fiir Die NaBuabme.
5n 6rantiurt iit Der SOjialOemotrat COME
monn iiber oCn Sortidrlttler 00a gum Abges
orouelen errGhlt mOrOeu. @riterer erbielt 9149
uub 2ebtcrGr $500 stimmen.
&ue libGrdIcu Sournale betrcdlten 6iirft
gismerd's nuge6rohte 91sFgnation ais eiuen
bloBeu 5inid)Intsrungso soeriuf. Die Bolt
idle 3eituug" srtldrt, dhnIite 0rObunaen p6s
rem tmmer bic &orboten BON gtaBpeeln qeusz
ZEN, nelfs rsr 8einsta9 nid)t 9euebmiQte, uno
eine 9luscehnung Der YoQmabt oe5 Reihsz
fop5lers mare rcgelmdBig auf ite aeiolgt.-9ie
&oranid'dge euthalten eiusn Bofsn BON 81
$50, COO Ulnrf fir Die @rriftung zines taiiers
liden Yalaits8 III StruBburg - 6iirft Bis
mod 1T eurh llnpOhlieiu gespuuasH mOroeH,
ielHs abreii nod Sorsiu su oeridliebeu.
9Seitere Seridlte iiber bic Sttd1pabIen tn
5eutidlIduo.
Sonoon, 9. gloUember. - Der Rerliner
@orreiponoent otss ,,Stanbaro" telegraphirt:
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-11-10
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