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Arizona republican., 1899-01-06
POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE.


 It is proposed to put woman in the council of the viceroy Of India, Mrs. Solomon Gassoon, the managing part ner of the famous Jewish firm of Bom- bay. Mrs G2ss0on is 2 woman of great executive ability, but if she be comes a member of the council it will be on account Of her knowledge of and her successful work among the women Of India.
 The Briars," near 9EilIwood, Clarke county, Va, the old home of John Els ten Cooke, the southern novelist, has quite fallen into ruin and the .ain has poured in through the bIJke2 panas Of the study windows, has destroyed quantities Of tho writers corresp0I- dence with famous mon and all his lit erary remains. 4 travelsr WnO visited the place some ltjIe- time ago, rescued valuable autograph letters from -Jeb" Stuart, William G. '5imns and Paul H. Hayne.
 The London Chronicle tells this story Cf Father Stanton, the well known London ritua,ist: "Chancing to enter into conversation with visitor to St. AIb3n's, HolGOrn, who had attended the sarvics for the fl st time, Mir. Stan ton asked him what he thought of the services. The stranger replied that h3 liked it all very well except the incense, to the use Of which he strongly object ed I am v=ry sorry for you, my friend said MT. Stanton. The other not unnaWrauy asked, Why? 9 Well you see said Ir Stanton, there are only two stinks in the next world-in- cense and bIimstOne-and y3d Il have to choose between themi
Arizona republican., 1899-01-06
THE CHINESE IN HAWAII.
The Question, of the Application of the
 Exclusion Act Pending

Washington, Jan. 5.-Assistant S5c- retary Howell of the treasury has un- der consideration the cases of several Chinese laborers and others seeking admission to Hawaii. Under the Ha- waiian laws they were allowed to visit their native country and return upon complying with certain conditions as to registration, etc., before leaving
 When the exclusion laws of the United States with respect to the Chi nese applied to Hawaii, the question of the status of those who had left the islands was immediately presented, the treasury inspector, MT. Brown. holding that they were debarred. The Ha- waiian supreme court, however, has held that they were entitled to land and the question has been referred to AttOrney-General Griggs for an opin- iCn. About 500 Chinamen will be de- barred if the inspectors decision is sustained.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-06
IN DANGER OF ABSORPTION.
A Toronto Newspaper is Alarmed by
 the Speech Of Gen. Wilson.

Torcnto, Can, Jan. 5.-The Wcrid today calls on the Canadian govern ment to withdraw her el-argl 'ng alli- ances and negotiations at Washing ton, and quotes Gen. Wilson's speech about the stars and stripes fOating from the frozen north to Central Amer ica. The World says: Unless Can adians are fully alive to the situation, and speak out iD no uncertain way they will suddenly find themselves be- twe5n a gTasping annexation m we ment in the United States, having for it's end the GcninatiCn of the whO'e continent, and 2 gfest par in Eng land prepared to make almost any e. rife to the United States in consideEa- tion of some kind Of support Of Eng land in her race With Russia, Franc } and other European powers. We are sorry to note that many English states men are thinking mere Of an Anglo American alliance CT good under standing with our neighbCrs, than of a f sdera+ion If the mother ccuntry and her daughter states-colcn;e W. no longer are. MT mheflai7 u1d time to spend weeks in tha states bat not a day ia Canada Ire Am ricsn ambassador in Lordon seems to be nearest to the chicf seTetary fcr fer e gn affairs.
 Tine situation never was so critical as it is today. and we believe the time has now arrived when Canadians from one ocean to another ought to join in
Arizona republican., 1899-01-06
woMEN's INTEREST S.

This winter yellow toilettcs, as a rule, seem to be decidedly yellow rath-
 CT than the delicate honeysuckle and
 primrose shades. The brilliant Mar shal Mel yellow, orange and military gold are especially favored, and these tints in satin, corded silks O. the light CT brocades and matelasses are adorned with Cral and pearl trimmings, white l lace frills and appliques: or they are Crnamented ala Espanole with black chenille embroideries, cut jet orna- ments and black lace.
 l The odd combination Of pale gray and orange, seen so much Of late in house and carriage gowns, is now used for evening frOcks with much success. Pale m8uve and turquoise blue is an- other favOrite combination Of col0rs, as is black and peach color, frightened with touch of white cream.
 =**
 White satin vests, exQuisitely em- brOidered in petunia, or soft pink or green shadings, and worn with cos tunes of bright or gray-blUe Venetian cloth, are very smart and becoming They begin in Q knot of mCuss5Iine at the throat, and form two jabCts to the waist line. The 6etacaed collar is con- posed Of gathered mousseline over satin ribbon, with a standing and fall ing in-and-out frill of lace, which is caught together in front with a lace
 pin Of small brilIiants.
 Solid, well-f1nished mahogany boxes containing in separate compartments poker chips, packs of cards, chess out fit and a checker board with sst of checkers make imposing gifts. Each game is played with an eye to beauty m A ,IcsE.0 collection for'a long journey no travel CT could desire.
 Many use cologne in generous Guan- titles as toilet water in preference to all others. They will rejoice to lsarn that they can purchase long, cylindri- cal, cut-glass bottles, handsomely mounted with spring tops in silver CT gilt, which will hold at least a quart, the prize varying from $9 to SIP. ac- cOrding to the labor expended in cut ting the glass.
 The exhibit sent to the princess O. Yields doll show, in Berlin, by the queen of Roumania has attracted so much attention that it has been decid- ed to send it to the Paris exposition Of 1900 Every article of attire Wcrn by the dolls was made by the queen, and she sipperintended the making of each little wagon, dislaff and other toys used 10 carry out the effec- she 7ired Ona eroup shows every typ of Balkan peas ants, a bishop and a scene from 3 Rol;- Iaauiau wedding Ihc bridal car $ Grawn bv oxen 1ud ve.y dotau is gv- en to the costumes the emDroiaer} md lace being eXquisita1y eXeculed. An-th- CT group $ reproduction in miniatu of the carriage Csed at the ROumanian coronation, drawn by eight tiny wooden horses in. silver harness. This group alone is estimated at $14,C00
Arizona republican., 1899-01-06

a policy for maintaining Canada as a free and independent portion of this continent. We must rely upon our selves more than any one else, and the sooner the government at Ottawa rec ognizes the situation and withdraws from all entangling alliances and ne eJtiatiOns with the Washington gov ernment the better will it be for them and this country. We are nearer to absorption than we ever were.''
Arizona republican., 1899-01-06
REAL ES STATE
 FOR SALE AND EXCHANGE.

A good lodging and boarding house. furnished; size of lot 50x1371a. Easy terms of pay ment ..... ..... $6500 20 acres all in fruit, water right, small house ....-... .......... 1900 Ten acres well improved about fifty orange trees growing nicely; will yield about thirty boxes oranges this year. Good brick house Will sell at a bar gain on easy terms. Only five miles out.
 Eighty acres with water right. five and a half miles out; $20 per acre. Business opportunities well located for sale. Money to loan.
 Property for exchange; your insur- ance desired; a few small ranches for rent.
 |. |. PLANI5,
 No. IT N0rfh First Avenue.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-06
MAIN OFFICE AND NGGES Al {0. 5I S0aEa First ATeaae.

Red .ae a-r-.-ra. urars fa 7aa Ee~ 9rr5ieaa aFt ea-l tas 5ans and loca- ttep ,. .sa so Htsta ars auHg the t.- taF-- 1es ol}i tu5 -ile a4ue oi every successful 3usiu4.ss drm tn the city in the advertising col umns-
Arizona republican., 1899-01-06
A LETTER FROM DEWEY.
On His Election as Vice President Of
 Seamen's Friend Society.

New York, Jan. 5.-Rear Admiral of the American Seamens Friend So- ciety of this city, Admiral Dewey re- ceiv5d this honor among the many that have been accorded him since his great victory in Manila Bay. Follow ing his great victory, the board cf trustees of the American Seamen'S Friand Society called a special meet ing, and, setting aside all pTecedents, elected Admiral Dewey honorary vice president. Admiral Dewcy was inn mediately notified of his election, and a few days ago tho Rev. Dr. w. c. S1;tt, secretary of the/socisty, received the following from the hero of Manila:
 Flagship Olympia,
 Manila, P. l., Oct. 20, 1893. W. c. Stitt, D. D.: Dear Sir-I have the hcnor to aca- nowledge the receipt Of your let-er of May 16 informing me that at meet ing of the American Seaman's Friend soci5ty they had dCne me the h0no" of electing me an honorary vice presid lent of their society.
 It is indeed gratify- ng to me to r3- ceive this distincticn and especially so as coming from an organiat'on that devotes it's energies to the bette-ment physically and morally, Of the AmeIi- can sailcr. Kindly convey to ths s5-ie- ty my most sincere thanks for the honor they have conferred upcl ms, and while apolcg.zing for this ta 'dy ac knowledgm5 mt, believe me, very sin cerely yours
 GEORGE DEWEY.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-06
KIDNEYS

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-03

Die ,Nen >Yorter Studts~
seitung" tpibmet einem literariT4en
0iebe, Ndmens George Sanger, einen
2eitartifeI, benin tie IteQt i'm na4trd9z
li9 Bios, neil er ibr Dor einigen Sabz
ren @eaIsfielb's n8ujiitenbu4" ais Ell
gene Qrbeit bsrtoufte. - Sic fugt sntz
f6uIoi9enb: nWaun funn ni4t ale
Romane, bic ge14rieben tporosn Ilno,
fennen." N6er ben berii6mteI fen Der
breiBiger Sabre, Der neben benz Stmz
pIiciiimas, benz @ftebaro. benz Sampf
lm 8om gu ben glGn5snoiten 2eiItunz
gen Der beutI6en 2iteratur 9cbort, gez
gen ben ielbIt Wilbelm Meiiter Elm
lun9tpeiliger S6m0fer 1T, foIte man
bod fennen. Die ftaTitf4e @4ilos@
rung Der San SucintOn proirie finbet
fi9 ia in iebem beutTfsn S4ul6lds.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-03
Sic opfer bes MiInuri'rr Gbflnns.

8irfsbitts, no., 2. Nlai. =
Nit Ausnabme Der Spfer, IpeIfe 5l@
Iebt geitprben iinb, Iinb ale in Sorz
nabo am 0onnerItag Qbeno ntllgez
fpmmenen begraben. Cabin Gltfle
unb Der 8uabe 9uul 8eaman erlo8sn
geitern i6ren @erleBungen, Ods brlngt
Die 3abl Der u~mgetommenen auf 90.
Mubor 9ponan bat lth an 8Oloer@
neur Step6ens nit Dem @rfu9sn &C.
tpunbt, cine proflamotipn CUR unterz
ffiiBung Der nof6Isibenoen SPfer Der
Satoitrop9e 3u erlufen. I'm Die srlts
NofB gu linbspsn nnb peitsres unglud
gu perHinbsrn. iinb in ben nd4tsn
stpei Dofsn $4,000 Dollars noth@
fpenbig.
8rppninQ Mo., 2. Mai.'-
ssruncis Sad unb Elm &ino bon So91
Sarqeant linb ben @erleBungen erie
Qerf, fpel9e fie bur4 ben Sornaoo am
Iebten 0pnnerItdQ er[itten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-03
Gertbeilnns zines sn maGrnOeS
Mauhrs,

Sn Der @melungenIu9e tpirb BON
benz jugenblifen 6eloen WittI4 erz
5dbIt, ME bsrielbe duf feines 5d9rt
mad Bern Dor cine Bride fommt, bic
an Der anberen Seite bur9 bus &dfteQ
8riftan 9soedt 1T, in tpel9em Der be-
ri6tiQte Rduber @rumaletf nit feinen
4aubgenofen bauit. SObalo Die
Rduber ben Sremben gepa9ren, tOmz
men lie berbei unD beginner fofort bic
Mert6itiide beffel6en unter lia gu bers
t6eilen. Der 9%auptmunn beanipru4t
bos 9ferb, elm Mnoerer bic &iItung,
Der 0ritte ben 6eIm, Der NG9ite bu8
GdHpert, unb als MGe5 bertbeilt lift,
bebGlt Ii9 iogar giner bic re4te 9uRo
unb ben linten SUB pDr.
On biefe S6eilung erinnert uns CUR
3eit bic Sbeilung Gbina's, tDel@e TO-
eben bas europdif9e 3aub5eug in
aQer 8emiitbsrube bornimmt.
3pii9en @nglanO unb HuBlaro 1T,
pie Salisbury beItdti9t bat, Elm abz
fomuIen s~etroffen uno unter3ei4net
pprbsn, oeifen boiler Snbult 8tpur
ni9t mitsetbeilt pirb, aber in Der
6auptfa4e 3~ugegebener MdBen baranf
binaus lduft, buB @nglanb in Der
Manb19urei HuBldnb, uno Rub(anb
i'm WdnetiezS6ale gnglardo Ni9ts in
ben Mee legen min. DAB alip gum
8eiIpiel 8abtaRe etpuige G~iienbdbn@
unb 8anfpriptfeaien fpel6e GngGdnb
i'm 0augtiesSbale gu ertperben per=
fu4t, niat betdmpfen, uno England
fiG1 aleider Ginmii4un9 in berurtige
4ngelegenbeiter in Der Manbi4urei
enthalten min.
Oeutf9lanb tpirb, tpie bic neueften
0epei6en melben, Oas Soangbo>Sb
beanipru9eH; arantrei9 bat fetn
She'll: Stalien bat Ii9 audi f9on ge@
melbet, fogur Spanien min r1i9t leer
aus9e6sR, unb mir io1ten uns niAt
punbern, tpenn fi9 nift audi Dane
mart, portugal, 9elgien, S9peben
uno bas anbere feline Rropp3eug mele
beten. gbinu's Shei[ung f9eint bic
lsBte Qrbeit bieies Sabrbunberts tpers
ben 81 iollen.
Dph mihen mir nod einmdl duf
BEN reiii9en 4melungenbtlbsn suridz
fommen. Oerfelbe Bot ben G6G9ern
reiden 8riidsn5oa; Die dber fagten,
0as niiBt uns Ni9ts. 9ein Sob unb
Silber eebDrt uns 10 ME 10, Define
Huitung unb Wuffen aud, fosar 9ein
2eben, benin elmer BON uns berldngt
Define re9te 6anb unb Oeinen linfen
sun. alfo aOgere ni9t l6nqer.
Qls Der 9efo Ods b0rte, sOgerte er
nl9t Hanger; er 5og ben Mimung unb
begann ei~n5ubauen; tpie ba Die 4rme,
8eine uno 40pfe bon ben Aiimpfsn
flogen; in furstr 3eit tparen Die Rduz
Der tOot uno bic Hduber6arg setpune
men.
5rsili4, bas a~ltersgraue, oreiIenz
bate @bina lit fem iugenbli@er 6elb,
aber es tonnte ii4 bod mod erbolen.
Oas 9olf, tpefAes bor 5iebenhunbert
Sahren Die babe Welt beatpanq, beTen
Simur, Samerlan, Rublai unb 8atu
falt biz in's 6er3 @uropa's bor0ranz
nsrt unb oas HeiA Der Smaiaben err
fditterter, fDnnte ii9 nod einma[ in
az isiusr Msaat srhs6sD uni has
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-03

Frembe aau63eue abf4uttsln. uno
penn Oiefes ni9t m6oii4 1T, mas
piirbe es ben &Gubern niiber, ebsnlo
penig, ais Der S6imming Deg @ns@
lungetbelben benz 8duber6duPtnarm
gniiBt bubsu nirbe, Oenn er l'sB tel
men @n6ern aufliBen, als Tslnen 9trril'
urb nod bel tpeniqer, al5 be re0te
5ano uno Der Iinte SUB Dem genrellen
8eTfuB geniibt 6Gtte.
Die fleinen eur6pdii6en Hauber ar
beiten in Often. bod rur fir lhrerl 9ro@
BEN 4nfIbrer, ben ruiIilhen Bar; INN
allein tpirb fiinftiq 4lien gebOrtn, pom
8psporas big Sydpan, Don S1oIrisTp
big nah Der SiioipiBe bon @epIotl.
MuS bieiem 8runbe mD6te &n9laao
oerne, baB bic mG6tigsn Der. Stddtsn
bauern0eSnterefen in Iiien 9efp1aren;
tpem Uncle Sum tlug 1T, ldBt er DIE
!SGnhe bdbpn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-03

Die 2tga 3ur 8eF4rGnz
flung Der Ginpunberung, auf peren Be-
trei6en ia buuptid4lI4 audi bic i'm
GongreB eingebradte 8ilbuugsteIt=
Borlage bes Senatprs 2pbge einges
bra9t tporben mar. 1T T9pn tpieber
eifrie an Der Mrbeit, UNI auf's Neue
fir iene infame 3punssborlage prpz
paeanba gu MAIDEN. Der SetretGr Der
Eigu srl4ien Dor Der au 9bilabelpbia
fiiralt9 in SiBung gepeTsnen Snous
Sirie : gommilIiun unb Derfo9t ienss
Sndnbli9e Ma9perf na9 M0gli9feit.
Er fteqte babel aud bic fiibne 8ebaupe
lung auf, bic ebenlo tbattrdftiee, pie
nirfIame Sppoiition Der 0eutI4=
Mmsrifaner gegen bic 8orlase lei nur
,,gema9t,4 bo bic Girtpunoerer aus
6eutidlano nur 81 einem pro5ent aus
Mnalpbobeterr ~beItGnbsn. 9lei95eitig
siinbiate er an, biz 2isa fpsroe Ii4 eff
rig b~emii6en. bic Qpoge : 8orloge i'm
fommenben Sc. Gongreb CUR Inna9s
me gu bringen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-03
Sir Wnhf.

Der dlfe Spruh pes regnet ai3f, es
gDTe oenn" bat lib geltern in 8altiz
more tpieber einmal 6~epabrbeitet. 9as
mar f6pn tsin Hegen mebr, fonoern
cine 6turmflut6. DAB ST. Sdpes er@
fpGblt 4peroen piirbe, mar aaeroings
felt 8o6en getpiB, aber cpnferpatipe
5ddBunqea 9eItanben inn ni6t mebr,
ols brei : Bis funftauIenb SfImmen
Me6r6eit gu, ou bic republitanii4e
Maf6ine Ii8 70 befefigt battle, baB
1sl6f Elm 8unbesIenutDr ibren Stur5
fir unmDgli9 6islt. Die Mebrbeit bes
5rn. 5apes 6etrGgt ii bera4ttauz
Stimmen.
@rob tpie Dieler umI9pung 1T, i'm
@tabtratbe 1T er nod uugenfdaiger
UNI iiberr1T9enber; erlt in Der fiinftiz
gen 3uiummenfebung Der befben
53tpeiqe fam maj bic fur9tbare Ntes
berl1ge Der republifaniI9en WaI4ine
qerlau ~erfennen. Das i'll cine I'm
tpGl8ung, ME Tie pabrf9einli4 in Sab
rem ni9t pieoer gednbert tperoen tann-
Die 9epublitdner batten felt bier Sab
rem bic bette 9elegenbeit, ii4 i'm Der
frouen Der 8irger uno Stimmgeber gu
befeIttgal; lie haben faum iemals an
bieTen tri9tigen Puntt geba9t, IOrtoern
i6r ein3iger 9sbanfe ging bubin, cine
farte 9artstmaT9ins gu i4affen. Die
3aqe Der MtdE9inenpolitit fino dber
poriiber, Dus reue WablgefeB bat ben
uaa6bGnqieen Stimmgeber auf ben
@6icb er6oben, uno Der miro fiinftig
bic 8a6len enti4eipen uno INNER nur
fir bic partei, pel4e ben Sieg
nirfli4 peroient.
OieIes Ionten Ii9 bic iiegrei4en De-
mpfrdten glei6 bier merfen. HGAfen
'9er6It miro Elm 9ouDerneur uNb cine
@eTeBge6ung ertp6blt. Die Stabt
Baltimore gtebt ben 4usF4lug uno fie
tpiro i'm aud ferner gu @uniten Der
partei geben, tpei9e bur9 ibre Sub
rung, NOD Iie i'm Nmte if, fi4 bemG6rt,
unb beren Ganbioaten bds 8ertrauen
bes @olfes 6aben. Die 8iirger Bal
timore's biirfea li4 gu i6rem geTtrigen
Siege eratuIiren. OerIel6e 6ringt Ell
men Mann an Die SptBe Der 8erpalz
tunq, Der ben beiten 8iaen bat, Der
@taot cine e6rli9e uno ti9tige Ibmiz
niItrution gu geben; Der nele Stdotz
ratb sd6it eia YerIonal, ME mir ss
lange ni9t tiihtiger uno treffli9er gez
Gd6t bdben; nit elmer fol4en 8ertpals
funq fam Is Der Staot ni6t fsblen,
flnftig unter ben @roBItdoten oes
2altpsg bic @teGune ein3unsbmen, bic
i6r, bsrmDge ibrer Snbufriez uno
9anbels~ 9slegenbeit unb ihrer Ssboiz
tsruugs5abI. ge6iibrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-03

BuIti felt breiBig
sssabren cine repubtitnniI9e 8eIfe, tpiro
fih boite in ben @lgen bes 2anbes re-
babilitiren, inbem IS cine bemofrati@
S6e @tabtpertpaltung tpGblt unb bic
Republifaner auBifeuert. Dor flint
Sabren bGtte iibrigens audi Niemurlb
l0aran gsba6t, bab SOm :Sapes, Der
ieBiae bemotrutii6e Mapurs Ganbi@
lat u. bamdlige @egner Der 9orman@
JainsM aIdine, einmal bieie Nominaz
tion erbalten fonnte.
Mprgen@Sournal.)
Du fiebt man pieOtr einnlul bic nere
Ftaunli6e 1lnpiFenbeit Der nisbersn
alaFtn.@ Baltimore felt breiBis Sab
rer cine rspu6litaniF DIE Bette Unb bas
tounlsle BstlDbn iibsr Die @prmunz
MaFn : Maiaine Dor flint Sabren!
Eine fol9e bat es iiberhaupt ME gege@
ben. gornlan controlirts bic @Ountp@
DemOfratie uno Rafin bic Der 9tabt.
German t1tte 9opes Dor bier sSabren
bic @ouperneurs : domination per=
lpspdsn4 tgppts apsE ieiu asriqrsfsa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-03

Sur6Iaufeube Sra6tbricfe nar=
BEN pcruusQabt mad 6dfeu in GrOBbritouUisu mad
benz Continent, Or Chit,, Dem WittsldH0iibtn
gtscts uub Dem Cittu. (Gcbr7t&S3
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-03
0ie Wmeritantr ala Rdmpftr.

9pb gmsritnntr su tampftu O,ritebeu, 5astn fl
i5en rr:brmals %bcipi,ieu. Sab fs ieotsmal rt6i
uno fir bag Nc5t ~oetdmpit BADEN, 9as 1T Der
@rltnb. amcrita if stst6 i,iner osritbmttn @aus'
ar,r.i - @otetttr'g Wsgenbitters. SaheIbe lit ME
bcfeet norOtn, nod DjrO ts Gas ie iein. Gin boiz
beg Sabrbnno,rt lang bat Dieie qrobarti9' Ar3nei
Rraft Dem i6pa6en Maa,n, Stdrte DEN ermattetsn
gtsuDen uno @eiunObtit unO arait DEM eanisn SOts
per surid ~esqtbsn. Sstn Sui 1T ittig meter g's
brungtn, tros @un0,rtsr BON Ta6GbmunQsn. 81
large tg Rrdnf6.it in Der @t(t ojebt, 10 LANCE Iuiro
ts aud @oitstt,r's Wtaeenbitttr5 etben, oisislbe gu
beileR. @tnn Sbr pom 9sritosiung Qcaudlt lDerOtt.
tpsnn Gutre 9labruns ua6 Dem Gfsn i6tpsr I'm
Muetn lieet, tptnn Sbr in GOlgt BON SaIlenptr9tTs
titne g,fb dusisbt ODER tpenu Gusre Ntercn itbtrdr'
beittt fno, 10 periudt e nit &otttttr's Dtagen=
bitters. Qtun Sbr eeiunO isi0, nebmt cs 9eltqent7
lid rim, nm Gu6 10 Al erbalteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-03
Mnrn &ebharD.

Sc ftarb ant l. Nai, UNI l 1br Tlprgens. Gran
EDtorp 9ebbaro pom 9ufapgcosg{ed I'M Gltsr BON
Y Sabrtu, 10 Wouaten VnO 20 SGgsn. Die Beer
piqunp tinost s reitag, Den ). Ytaj, NtOrgsns
s u6r, bon Der @Obrune icints 66Ipit0ri06nss,
6rn. gBm. 8. 9uumeiit,r, SIR. 14l0, Sit=6aDettes
Strait, aus nab Der ct. Ri6aslsaRir6s tatt, mo-
ietbtt cine 8squiemsNtefe fir ibr. Sesleurube cslcz
brit tptroeu suiro. Sts 9ettorbeus 6iuterldbt
tinen Sobn uno Stuei SDtter. Q23-4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-03

Die 4epubIituner ner<
ben lanQe ipurten fGnnsn, BIB Fie in
Baltimore tpieber cine folde 8elegen@
belt babsn, ME fs ibnen in ben leBten
bier Sa6ren qeboten ipuroe. n9sS
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