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ended In failure. After the opera had been
played through and the excisons and other
changes agreed upon. the company sat down
TO supper. Beethoven had been IN Tuning III
humor all evening. but at supper. says Roeckel,
none was happier and gayer than r. Had
seen him before in his fury. | saw him now In
MS frolicks. When he saw me opposite to him
so intensively occupied with French dish and
asked me what I am eating, and answered.
l don't know then with his lion voice he hol-
lowed out: He eats like a wolf. without know
ing what Ha, Hai Har II. z. K
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music paper. and since they were unaccom-
caned by a written explanation they were prob
ably delivered In person The sheet Is in the
Snsver collection. and bears the Endorsement
sGiyen by Artaria 10 \. W. T., March 20 1850"
Aside from the oil painting described in the
erst nstalment Of these Beethoveniana pub
tshed on January IS the Thayer collection Is
not rich In portraiturc. There are only a few
s,pies 81 rare prints Three old-fashioned pho
tnrraphs. however, have a peculiar interest
They were taken at the instance Of Mr. Thayer
himself as is disclosed by a reference to his
diary:
Time o6 1866. To Mrs. van Beethoven's
rook her daughter Hermine 03 or Ia years ODD
chi 10 Puschrs, in Hemals. to be Photographed
August 26 1866 Photographs OF Mrs. " Bee
thoyen and Hermne. her daughter came from
prschls in Hemals (See June 26th)
Why did Thayer have these photographs
taken? The record is silent on the subject and
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STILL DELTDED.
From The indianapolis Journal

From The indianapolis Journal.
Mrs Fadde Faith Curist-How is your grand
father this morning. Bridget?
Bridget-He still has the rheumatics mighty
bad. mum.
You mean ne thinks ne has the rheumatism.
There is no such thing as rheumatIs
Yes mum"
few days later: And does your grandfather
still persist in his fusion that ne has the rheu-
matsm?"
mo. mum: the poor man thinks now thot he
is dead We buried UNI Yesterday"
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Of the hair. Now her peace Of mind was gone.
and nothing would serve but her husband must
.ake the lock Of hair to Beethoven and ask If
Il had been really cut from his head. Beetho-
ven said nothing at first, but at the close Of the
Interview O1alm had carried an arrangement Of
q fugue to him which Beethoven had asked him
to make he began to storm. and declared that
the hair was not only not his, but that it was
goats hair ending by handing bit Of paper to
Hahn in which there was a much darker lock
than that which Hahn had brought being evil
d,ntly cut from the back part Of the head, where
Eeethoven's hair was Understanding so
when the hair in front was almost snow-whiie
Mrs Hahn was so incensed at Holz that she
never spoke to him again until some years
later. when they stood together at Beethoven's
grave Then, touched by the evident sincerity
Of his affection for the composer as proved by
his violent weeping. she held out her hand TO
him in token Of forgiveness. This is doubtless
the true version of the story that Beethoven
once PLAYED a practical joke on lady who
had asked him for lock Of his hair by sending
her wisp Of goats hair instead.
In additional to these personal relics Of Bee
thoveD there are in the collection several Whch
came from other sources but have bearing
an tho general subject. DR. Gerhard Won Breu-
ming who as a lad was in the room with
Anselm Huttenbrenner short time before
Beethoven died. but ran home when the storm
came up on the wings Of which the composers
soul took flight, published a book OF youthful
"reminiscences in 1874 called Aus dem SchwarZ-
spanierhause; Erinnerungen an l.. van bee
thoven aus meiner Jugendzeit" copy OF the
book he sent to Mr. Thayer, dropping into what
he must fondly have imagined to be English
verse when he embellished it with his auto
graph Here are his lines:
II YOU will find my writing on Beethoven FAIR
7 would feel me very glad. my dear TREND
Thayer. brf-o '>i-'''
Vienna 70 Nov, 1874.
In 1861 J. A. Roeckel, the Florestan OF the
first revival Of "Fidelio" in March. lSO6. was
still living in Bath England. Appealed 10 by
Tbaver he wrote several long letters TO the
biographer apropos Of the opera, telling about
the meeting at Prince Lichnowskys late IN
1905 at which 1t was decided 10 make number
of changes in the work before bringing II FOR
ward again, the original production having
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4 KlySls FETE cHAUPETRE.

From The Kansas City Journal
THE Fmpora Gazette" prints a four-coiuinn
sketch Of the Kansas township Of Am"rlcus,
which was located on the east side OF me .'eo-
sho River in 1891. The first house. still one or
the neatest residences in the town. was bulit IN
the fall Of - and in July Of the following Year,
in celebration Of its successful beginning, men
Cana from distance Of fifty miles 10 eat ice
cream frozen with ice brought in wagon from
Lawrence and to dance 20 music furnished W
n band imported for the occasion
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EyGL4YD,S OLDEST LIVING ACTRESS.
From The Kansas city Journal.

From The Kansas city Journal
EngIand's Oldest living actress is Mary Anne
Keeley who is now in her ninety-third year.
When she ninety. Queen Victoria invited
her 10 visit Buckingham Palace. and on being
asked afterward II she felt nervous at the first
encounter, she replied Nervous Certainly
not Her Majesty received M lis- the great
lady she Is, and put me al my case al once
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-14
Gnrnha nnn bic Scr. staatrn.

Gin Serr 8pbert 8iI6pp BON 2on<
Don, rpel6er CUR 3eit Die Ser. Staten
bereift unb augeni9einli9 Elm i6arfer
geo6a6tsr lit, fagte Oieier Suge gu eli
mem 8eri6teritdtrsr in Nep : 9ort:
,@nolano lit troB dlebem bas freete
Qano Der Welti @enn bier gu 2anoe
elm Mann in Buffalo cine canaDifhe
Observation-Disclosures beI6dftigt, 10
nirb er perbaftet unD beftraft uno oas
MGo6en fpirb prompt iiber Die 9ren5e
bernieIen. 0enn Elm riiitiger Sim
panosrer in Sem : gort ldnbet II, berz
ieIbe bat 3uFdqig auf Der lIeberfabrt
ieinen IeBten Sent perausgdbt, oann
piro er gum vYauper" geitsmpeIt uno
5uriidgeI6idt. Gs gisbt bier feline
5reibait in Dem breiten Slime oesDorz
tes, pie Bel un8 in England"
eSn dnberen europdiI9en 2Gnbern,
pie in 0euti4lano, 5runfrsi9 unO
Seitrsi4, berri4en ipl4e 8erbdltniiis
ebenfals ni8t. 8ie Tino oenn bic
Der. Staten gu oiefer en9ber3igenPoz
Iitit getpmmen?
Die Sadie fling in ben iie6en3iger
ya6ren nit ben @6inefen an uno mir
idqten fhpn oamals pprdus, DdB man
nit ben GuropGern aufbDren peroe.
Die n%genieBenDen 8enofen" II. Or
better : Q~gitatoren pom S4luge zines
9opberlD 6aben i6r 8eIte8 get6dn,
bieIe i9md9poqen 3uItGnbe 6erbet gu
fiibren, gan5 a1ein aus benz @runOe,
um Ii6 ME Der Sdnbalen ma9enoe
Qgitator in Sbateipeare's rSul. Ga
Jar" lin 4r6eit 81 balten." 9fun, i6rs
Sage Itnb dugeni6einli4 ge3Gblt; fat
jeoer BON bieIen friiber .PrDminenten"
lit pon Ietnen eigenen 2euten gebrdno=
marft, unb es lit in u"nieren Qugen Elm
Oft postiI6er 9ere4tigteit, DAB odS
Ginpdnberunos : Gpmite Oes SendteS
qegen9oipberID'S 8eItdtigung bert4tet
bat. Der Senut mag ia nun Oteien
@ufeIfopf bod nod beitdttgsn, er lam
nidt me6~ llnbeil dnri6ten, dls er
i6on qetban bat unb ieDr balo ptro
cine anbere 2uft peben. Die Der Itdn~
biqen 4meritaner, uno iie bilOen Die
qroBeMebrbeit, finben na6geraOe aus,
6aB lie fi3 in cine @udgufe buben bin
einbeBen lafen uno 3uItdnoe geI4afz
fen baben, pel6s in alien cibiliiirFen
QGnDern lG9erli9 gema9t peroen.
8emertungep. ME Die pbigen bes @ngz
lGnbers 8ii6op, fam man BON gebilz
oeteD @uropGern tGgli9 b0ren.
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va~ CfzGne 9cibz uno Spdroercin.
w. Notwithstanding uHo GSabL pom SroII
SireFtoreH fiuoct Wittpodl NbeHo, Den 10. afdrS,
in q. U. gSolrS gotaL, GdSe CrlednBs unc Sbapels
GtrdFe. ftatt. moSu ale Diitslieoer eiu9eLaoeH mo.
C63,5-O y. SrIemann, Sctrstdr.
.reSOUTH SHARP ST. WORKINGMEN'S
k8Y SAVING ASSOCIATION No. /.
SahresueriammluHq uEo 8eaMtcHlpabl heutcs
ben Il. YidrB. g-lIhteriheiusnbe p~erialeH in Die aez
Ieelihe Straic. ScnraS 6~Intcrmdn, Yrdl.
(6S) Sobn 6Icbc, Setretdr.
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@uunbmr Srnbungrm grgcn 8i9ter
Mnnnnarn.

0iIte5burrs, 9a., IL. Mdr5.
- Dem 8i9ter 0ooonaro iino lett
Dem @nDe oeS 9ro3efes gegen S4ertff
Martin unb beIen Deputies cine
Menge anonpmer Orobbriefe 3ugegun>
oen. Giner oerIel6en lit BON Suffice"
unter3ei9net, unD Der S6reiber tbeilt
BARN benz Ri6ter nit, DaB er bon Ell
ner qeGeimen 8eieQi6aft bur6 Oas
Coos duserpG6lt nprDen lei, ben
QoreFuten ab3umurtien. SAILS iein
8erIu9 ni6t gelinge, fIigt er bin3u,
peroe elm unberer Bladder a%usertpGblt
fperoen. - Sin anberer pGbrenb oe8
9ro5efss Dem 8i4ter gef4itter Brief
ertldrt, man pife, DAB Oerielbe I'M
Soloe Der &oblenbarone itebe, un0 er
foqe ii9 bitten, partetif4 gegen Die
@triter gu Derfe gu geben, tpenn i6m
Iein 2eben lieb lei. Mte6rers Der
8riefe ftummen DON angebli6en6reunz
ben FER unD foroern ben 8i6ter auf,
It9 in Qt9t gu nebmen, bu Morb>GOmz
plote gegen Jpn geI9mieOet opiir0en.
4u6 etIi6e 5rauen BADEN ii9 georunz
gen geieben, benz Rt9ter 9rpbbrtefe gu
f6tden.
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Grnuf Grcincr

6g far6 ON -. MdrI 6rani Rreiner, %etlitbttr
Gatte bon. MdrD .. 3rtusr, i'm Alttr pm - Sab
rem, 10 NloHattH uno Is Saatr. Die 9ttroi3uH9
firOtt III or0en n, Sienftea, Moratn ~ llbr, bon
ieinrr l,btHt @0bnuna. Rr. 2736. QtnuipIplniaz
Gpeaut. aus ul6 Der 81. @rt1oro's 0irbe itati,
iUOielbit cine 8equi,ma0obmshe mir isins Sttltns
rube celsbrirt miro.
NV husband is sleeping. SO free from all pain;
on, wake him not, sweet Spirit, to suffer again.
He slumhers so soundIv, Oh let him sleep on,
His sickness is ended and troubles all gone.
Oh, think how he suffered and mOaned In pain
In the long night hours as we soOthed him In Valn'
Till God In his mercy sent down from above
An angel that whlsp ered u message Of love.
BY HIS WIFE.
Day by day We saw him fade
And slowly sins away,
Yet in our hearts we uften prayed
That he might longer stay.
Pear brother, how could we give you up,
6tu whom we loved so wei;
How could we drink this bitter cup
And say the word farewell.
BY HIS BROTHERS AND SISTERS.
Ga
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1tnferem tIetnsn Golle@
qen pom n8olf8Frsuno unO 8iene" CUR
Na6ri8t, Dab mir ni4t bu5 8eringIte
baqegen baben, oaB er n1848" BON So
banneS @6err aud uborutt uno To-
oar f6pn cher dngefangen BAT, ols mir.
Gr lam eS Ii9 iogur gsitatten, oas
qdr5e BUD gu Oruden, fpenn oas 8ldtt
10 LANCE aus6Glt, mir begnii9en un5
nit einigen 8aptteln.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-14

Sol6e Wurnurgs3eiden finoen in
Ser Qeioeni6afh leioer feline 8euhtun9.
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&efanatmafMmgen
81 iireau Der Scmmtfdre fir DfentlidIe Sd1us
~ len, Ratbbaus,

8uItimore, ben 1. Mdr3 1898.
@trftqelte forotrungs sAneebote psroen III pie:
fem 9lrcau bis " / I + 10 0 d, ben Is. Wtdrj 1893,
WittaQs y llbr, e%ntgeeeu geunmmeu iur Die 9 { r.
orquH Der Dffeutli6eH 2 6ulen
Oititr Stabt NIT Oldeu ID 0bs II,
9eOirfuien etc. 0pie in GlaiNs u uuD 9
ipe5ifiJirt), tpie iol6e iudbrcuO Oes nit Dem 81.
Seismber 1898 enOsuosn Subrcs betelt mtroeu
m0Qtn.
Spe3ififottoueu iDsrOsu in oieitm giireuu tpdbrenp
Der si6aftsftunOe crtbcilt. Ger 0ome zines 9irs
gen unO ein beglaubi0ter Shed 0Uie oOuitdnoig in
DEN Spe]iijtutiOucu ungsgtbenl mitfcn icOem Hns
Qebote ~bsiQtiIQt iein.
9robeu fno lest in uuicrtm 2oqerbuuie, Rr. III,
Sio=GrcOerid=S truSe, aUs9ctcIlt. Sic Setbeili=
qune sur GiuienouuQ pom GorOeCuHQs=Angtbotc
itc6t alien geriOusn in uno ~auBcrbulO Der StaOt
fret.
9as 8t6t bleibt oOrbsboltsu, irqenO iuel6e uno
ale augebOte 3u perpsrien.
SIM Nuitraee
t61-6) GbaS. q. SenHer, Setretdr.
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@ennInIOnnier NiIenbnnn
: 1onltd. 2Id9lih. ou%so,nommrn 5ountusB.
Nah rem 8eftcn nnn Rprben.


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e.Ihamnrn fnn spiremiid fein.

Sr. "a &ue, Die ~beribntte iran30fi&e @]utorit0t
auf Dem @ebictt abnormcr Gri6eiuuuqcu, uuo BRO
icfor an Der 4apal=ltnipsriitat, 1T mad tinQtbsnoer
@eroleibung Der Statiititsn in Grontrei6, Bel
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q~cfommeH, DAB Die Tsiquu9 gum Selbitmoro cine
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i6eintnO itbr picl III uuiercm EouOt, in iucl9em biz
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lit g lett HdbtIu cinem bulbtu SubrbuHoert tins
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bsuqunosz uuO 0eilmitteI fir pie peribieoeuel
formsn BON Walariu 0oftstttr's Waesubitters lit.
99ieOerherqtitslte Q]utieHtcu bubeu Is aber MID nur
fir Tdue BON Ntalarid nit 6riolQ uHqeueHoet, jon
bern cmpieblcu &C aud QsQcn Rbsumatismus, Rits
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unp 9srtopiunQ. IS ucrmcbrt iouobl BEN Npgctjt,
ais uu6 Dem S5lnf uuo linoert in cans oOrjitqli6tr
ggeiie bic S6lpddt porriidsuptr Sabre.
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SIN SABRE 1896, Dem SaRE
re BON 6rn. 8rpdn's domination,
nuroen i'm Staute NebraSta 9ppotbe@
fen ouf 5armen i'm 8etrage BON $12,@
O33,5OO reqiItrirt uno iol6e i'm Be
TRACE BON $11, 1893, 900 ubbe3ablt. SIN
Sabre 1897 beliefen iia Die oaielblt
re9iItrirten 6ppotbeten fir 6drmen
a1tf 81, 844, 900 uno bic abbe3ablten
auf $14, 767, 900. uno aae5 oteles
lit pafiirt pbne Die freie uno unbes
f6rGntte Silberprdgung.
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unfer triegserfabrener
goQeqe SdleiniB, Der pie emit Der iez
Iiqe oide @iGi9 in 9euti6lanb, eth
bieDerer lieutenant" mar, giebt ben
umeritaniI6en Qma3onen, Die Iid nit
9ii6Ien uno 8anonen gegen Die Spa
nisr rii7ten, ben 3dtb, ibre 9ldne gez
Balm gu bolten; Oenn, iagt er, ntpenn
Die Gpanier perfioe gsnug iein Ioutan,
ale M}GuIe, osren Ie bobbaft psroen
t0nnten, gu Iammeln uno i'm entidet@
benoen M(oment auf unIere 4md3onen
loslaiien, - mas Dann?"
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Baltimore e@6io Gi(en6a6m.

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@bparS 20. Tapfcl.

Gs farb an Srsituo, Osn Il. Mari 1895, 45 mi.
nuteu nab 9 llbr abeHOs, Goiparo VI. Hdpicl i'm
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finpet 9ientaq, nm 30 llbr 9ormittogs
bonn srautrbauie, Gr. 1lO7, Orleans Strubt, aus
TAFT, mn panu BON Der Ct. 9iutsnts sGirdt, iUo=
ielbit cine 8eduiem=1ehe tir oas Ssslenbeil oei
gsritorbeusu abgsbalteH piro.
SittrautrnOen SiHttrblttbtRsn IL.
IA=n
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Raltimnrcs glnnnpOliss SBortssInrs
GilCubuBH.

rtr H. &0Dcmber 1871.
: 5Hat gS,TTlafsa bic Gamons StlIton mao Annag2'
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Ss-t,1I,5 500 @srmit:aqs NM 452 @a5Mitis95
@Siabtt vcu @ralDsLis na5 &a.jiH9Ts an Sg22l4'
aaUtsSSt pS Sfrftt11s NM G.l0 HbtUos. ScDUtGgs y.5i
NJ 20 r;,t-Ts gH6 Go gbtUOs. Gin 6rdG3u1 le1ci
Ella 1gsotuommeU SpUUta3s, Ron eSt. a. &E4
c,sfn. traIe, Baltimore ab.
s'V'~ 5. million @ropH
Observation-Disclosures.
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Nene Mn;eisen.
@. Saienclcncr's

in rim uuibertrOHtu,s Notwithstanding. gr In
n1srfaHHt ais btiits pelImitte g gen 9ue Storunsen
Ots UiGgsns, s.9.n 5psgsRFGg4sib , @siS giTssuS Ss.
,n;,tsf ~; CHEN SSierenletceu SergeIteut aus HuI
~ i.;,ssr Ssmtfben Rrdutern uuo NurSelH. Grbdlts
lid in Tiait,n 81 % SIS; uuD 20 etS S:n Sftm SE: I'm
gen SaSt gu gs' 922 Morhs SremontsM pe.
lR2-kl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-14

Der 6rdpe nlte oemotrd>
tide 8unbss : Senator MiQs pon5e~
ras, Der fi4 pioerpiGig CUR unterItiiz
bung Der SiIberplunte Der bemofrattz
f4en 0ational : YlattfOrm bergdb,
iaqt iebt in einsm ~offenen 9riefe an
bas teranii6e 8plt freimiitbig unb
mdnn6aft:
,SeBt, na6bem Der gr0Bte Sbeil Der
Sanoelspelt Ii9 ge9en SLIDER ertldrt
bat, CLAUDE ib ni9t, Dab IS in Der
Ma9t Der Ser: Staten liegt, unabz
bdngig uno duein ben S%ilberpertb i'm
@erbGltniB gu Sob auf 16 gu l fst>
SuIeBen. SD bin Der 4nfi9t, baB Die
Der. Staaten ben 8etrag an Sil6er,
ben lie 3uriid3ogen, pieoer erieBen tOnz
nen, dber i3 CLAUDE ni6t, Dap lie ar
bus @itber, tpel9es anbere Staaten
bur9 bos S6lieBen ibrerMiin5en bonn
Wtdrtte entfernten, tpieber ergdn5en
f0nnen. @snn mir uniere Miin3en
Der unbsi6rdntten SilbsrprGgung i'm
8er6dltniB bon elmer un3e Sob gu 16
un3en Sil6er 0ffnen, pGbrenO in al
len @eltmdrften bas 8erbdltnib 80 gu
1 lit, 70 tpiroen mir balo dQes Cob
perlieren unb ales Silber 6eIiBen. limb
bas ipGre ni9t 9imebaaismus, es ND
re Monometaaismus, pel6:n i9 tets,
be5iebe er Ii4 uuf Sob ooer auf Sill
Der, betdmpft babe"
Oiefe Grtldrung betpirtt, baBWtias,
beHen Senots3eit in eiuem Sabre abb
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Trieoerifc @pfitcttcr.

Gg forb am Samfaq, BEN 70. Mdr, 1893, Wor=
oens 6 llbr. in @aroenOiae 5rieDerIis Sofitetter.
5ls gM5subtQdn9niB iiHOst 5tute NloutIg,
Ga6mittass nm 3 ll6r, bonn 1raHerbauie ju 0ars
Dtupilt aus itatt.
aa, Su bait iest ib;rtpunotH
Wau6t i9pere barte StuHotn,
WaH6en Gag mto man9t Na1t
6ait Tn in S6merIeH Suocbro0t.
Stauobaft bait gu fe %ertragtn,
Seine S6merltH, 2eine Rlasen,
Sod btrqeHen mir did nibt,
Bis Der 3oo bas huge bri9t.
Die 8tnttrblttbeHeH.
(64-5A
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Iduft, nidt tpitoer getpGbGt tpirO. &ber
er min feline pplitii9e @riItsn3 ni9t
bur6 Sefbulter an einem perberbli9en
l1nIinn berldn9ern.
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=Gcmeterp.

Rene Ss!,iOutn fnO isst iur S,T9tlauno bsro.a
ri6ttt. gitle Gusgspahlfe Cots. Ser Sup;rinttr:
bent Dt5 @runDts uHU %optRs rpirO isOt S,pIEihtt
@ustunit srtbclijE. Sus Is mdto / Il nj ftbt
tiglih iur SnipsttiOu oiieu. @egsn Rdbersm iutnOs
man nd OIL Ou SuDsrintsuOsuten ODER an pas Bis
rsaI IN Rr. 32. ROrpESbGrEE5s6 X
f9fprinQ IIA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-14

Der Saper n4ldbamd"
mar Elm ungepan3ertes 5abr3eug bon
faum 1000 Spnnen @e6alt uno troB@
Dem bat er ben @eebanOel Der Union
qriinoli9 psrni6tet. 8enn er Elm mo-
6erner 8an5erfreu5er oper S4ld6t@
f6iff erIter &laTe gepeIsn mare, oann
pGre es inn biellei6t ME gslungen.
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Baltimore Se6is6-e ilen6a6n

mort VA . ca 4 ssS tGtIOu.
luat atyCa ~ 81 AgDtAt4JaI H49 Glr0lit IN
= - SUt.Au.lfs uUB 4uU NIDNli!lps.
.yAae QtgtA Gb Az &uDtItugtu HAN &tlotr I'm
go @oTH.IttI9s uAD $50 ~4etpmittaas.
3uac QcbcH ab an Spmltugcu ua3 0drDttf um
o 40 8prmit!a0s uaD 400 RuAmittaQs.
Sna. esbsR ab an SoHutagsn nab SelaIE um as
QbenDs.
GB. u. RbsrE,
cRatI-l StHstaIs@tiSaftsfabEEs
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ShaS. VI. SenSref.

Gs flrb am b. Mdrj 65as. n. 3tfor,t, otlitbs
ter Sobn poH Grant urn glu!in. &,uor,t, in itiz
r:m %. Subre. Eis Sstrojgunq ijEoct Witt
ID 0 d, lWoremIs - I5r, poU itjucy l,gtu @obz
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ouirm=ooDm;it iir itiRt S,t.turube ttl,brirt tuiro.
8rlparOts fuo tir3tllocH. bti}ulpobusn.
fSau 5raWjisco;r Sidtt:r mo9tn ~geidliQit COPS
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Rrrneninn Meinfc.

IS farb AM Saultlg, On y. Mdrj g;rutoind
Reiut,. q~t.itbtl SIttjn bon GsrborO Rsiute uno
ftnost morgeH, Sisntu9, Dlora'us ts llbr,
bor Nr. I7Ge, Ct@6agers Strabe, aus TAFT. GrtuuO.
inO einpcldoeL
ST, trautrnotu @iuttrblitbeHtR.
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Muntaa, Scn IA. MARS 1898.

9ie 6eutf8e 8otierin
min alfo nit ibrem NiIie na4 9aldz
ftina oeben. - limb bas bat nit ietz
nem@inqen, Der tpbte S4effel getbon.
9ieIer lang:
.8ieI fdDner unD lilienpeiBer
S6au'n bort Die Sungfern Drein."
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&rat in Grai it am a. ROB. 1897.
Sad G6it1Go IND Dem NorNv.a,r. mt. McmIs
Station, 1901 Yrrmit,aR5. G42 Nbtuos tdQlih.
SSsmot"sStatioa. 1912, 1926 @ormit:l0s, 7.0)
ga5 Cincinnati, Ct. Qoujs uno QouisUir.. DR..
8~ophsStlttou, 2.2j G1bmjttoVs, l04l I5euoS
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EdhmtttIps, 1855 2bsuos.
gla Qittsbura uno G~.ss.l1ao, mt. Roolls5ta,
non, 1914 VormittGGs tGgljh, 40 Ibtu0s, dus9ss
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Ra5 G]OInm5as, Scl:6o nr5 Zs.roit, mt. glomls
Station, lO.4l gbtHos. Communication, 1913
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