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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-09-13

known that the Union Terminal had
cut loose from the Great Northern aud
ordered that road off its property. At
that time it was stated that the Union
Terminal had It's own plans for de-
velopment, independent of the Great
Northern; that it designed to secure
an Omaha line, and to bring In the
Missouri Pacific, Port Arthur and
Rock Island, and probably the Wa
bash. 1t was stated that the Omaha
Northern would probably be built by
the Union company interests. But
now, 1t IS claimed, the Union Termin-
al has another plan. 1t would be will
ing to buy road that is already built,
and that is OH the market.
WOULD EMBARHAss NORTHWESTERN.
III the Union Terminal, as has been
atsd very positively, has traffic ar
engagements with lines which now run
to Omaha, under which they agree To
come to Sioux City, then 1t could at
ford to pay we'll for the Sioux City ana
Pacific, in the opinion of railroad men.
II 1t should fail to get the property it
might at least compel the Northwest.
ern to pay y very high price. The
Union Terminal seems to have a com
mlndlng position, if it be true that II
really wants the road. Should the
property pass into other hands thar,
the Northwestern, that system would
be shut completely out of Sioux City.
II would have only the Chicago, st.
Paul, Minneapolis and Omaha, which
comes in over y leased track from LIE
Mars.
WOULD FORCE SOME BUILDING
This condition, it is calculated,
would compel the Northwestern to
build its Neville line into the city, and
that would mean the construction OF
the Centervllle line. These things
have been considered likely to come to
pass in the near future, provided thu
Northwestern should get the Sioux
City and Pacific. The Union Termin-
al company IS said to consider that tile
Northwestern would act more prompt
" il it should lose the Sioux City anc
Pacific than il 1t should secure thai
road. Having uses of its own for tn.
line. the Terminal is willing to buy it.
and let the Northwestern hustle for
means to keep in touch with Sioux
City business. This, at least, is tn.
diagnosis of the situation as given by
people who have been devotlng tim.
md effort to familisrizing themselves
with the situation and acquaintine
themselves with plans of the larg.
factors in these operations.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-09-13

'.Cured my sore throat i'll one day
al excellnt medicine Walter
Mckendrlck, 1899 Mic Ave ), Chicago.
of Ilartwig's Lung Balsam. FIR all
pulmonary and thIost ailments. Never
fails $40
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-09-13
Nowe1 ca,ulyol Ball.

A grand ball will be given Thursday
hight, Oct. 4.
Tickets admitting one lady and one
gentleman ST 100. Spectators soc.
The ball will he opened with u grand
march promptly az 9o'clock. Several
lew features VIII be introduced
The cake walk" will be called at 10
o'clock and the couple awarded the
DriZe will be presented the cake dOna-
,ed by Reel & Stevens.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-09-13

Saves children's lives-Hartwlg's
Lung l;alsam. Cured NV litl. CIR
who had terrible cough aud cold !:
would take no other remedy" says Mrs
Malley, 75l W. 2lst street. Chicago.
Safe and pleasant for infants. Phys
icians prescribe il. $50
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-09-13
HARTWlG'S LUNG BALSAM
the cough eure that cures coughs

Mis-. l. III. Truesdale left for her
home in Savannah, H., today, after a
weeks visit in this city with MIR. and
Mrs. Ed. Bradley.
j. III. South is putting q new awning
on the west side of his store property.
iIr. Gasscn was called to Loveland
this morning to attend Basil Fox, who
cut his leg seriously while cutting
wood
J p Martin is in Omaha on business
this afternoon.
Rome Miller of Omaha was in the
Valley on business tobsy,
MIR and Mrs Elmer Frazier are pack
ing their household goods and will
move to Omaha in few days Mr.
Frazier has been transferred to y run
between Omaha and Eerdegris on the
Elkhorn.
G 5 Osborne, the druggist, this NOR
ningplaced standing order with j
JCllSou oilu SUI GiO WuotOSolSISf lol
5OOO"Osbornes hand made" cigars to be
delivered the first day of each month.
Miss Cornelia Kuhn of Council Bluffs
is in the city visiting her sister Mrs 5
S Elliot.
w III Emery has been granted q lay
off of few weeks from work at the
shops. lie left last night for pleasure
trip to Michigan and adjoining states.
lie will spend a few days with relatives
in Marquette Michigan before he re-
turns home.
Mrs e w Penn and daughter who
have been here for the past two weeks
visiting Mrs b j Moore leave today for
their home inv rutherford Okla.
Miss Rae Miles and Miss Ethel Stowe
are spending the day in Omaha.
Mrs Geo Cullivan departed this NOR.
ming for Toledo la to be withher father
who is quite sick.
Mrs Emma Copeland after visit of
several days here with Mrs Frank
Tamisiea departed this morning for
her home in Lincoln.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-09-13
Friday, Sept. 4.

Geo. Crudson, of Woodbine, was in
the Valley on business.
A. J. Burcham, of Mondamin, was q
pleasant caller today.
Geo. Egan makes two addresses be-
fore the old veterans at Persia Sept
18th and 18th.
Jake Cox is still very sick from the
result of All injury week ago.
DR.. DeVore returned from Ames
yesterday where he was called in con-
sultatinn with DR. Wlnset, OF that city.
Mrs. S. Il. DeNore is visiting her
parents in Honey Greek for few
days.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-09-13
John Jewell.
Blacksmithing and Wagon Work
LOWER SIXTH STREET,
MISSOURI VALLEY, IOWA.

They keep full line of wagon and
buggy repairs. tops, curtains. cushions.
etc. All work guaranteed to be first
class and as low as can be done. The
gentlemen composing this firm are
both first-class workmen in their inc
and they invite their friends tocall
and see them when they need any work
in their line.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-15
S%erlammlngg6@ Wn,elgen.


~1e Die ndhIte General TeriammIuns
~ Der Diit9Ileoer Der ..9rpoiccntta" miro
~ I I 10 o d, Dcu II. Saru0r bs. S., &bcno5
s llbr, in sRajuc's @allt" idTiiin0cn.
Q5-7l Senrp Z. Ercl. 8rdiioent.
r77H M%naemeine Ssutidbe @reiicnbeImatb.
Sic SirtttOrcu uuO NtitQlie0er 0cs -grciicn=
bcinls9ereinsg ipcrbcu 81 Der am Trttta 9. oen
10. Souuar, Nbrnps s llbr, in Der 9nitult tatts
finoenpen q entral @cr q III III | II II Q unO
SirettortnnaDl c~r8ebcnt cingclaoen.
1850 Sobu .. @sper, Setr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-15
TnIitafi Shafter.

DIS bieie r Sage bsri6tet tpurDe, Sc
neral Sbafter geleite bic 2si4e De5 oui
BEN Qbilippinsn gefa1enm 9sGben
2utpton psrf0nIih BON San 5run5iScO
na9 Wafhington, ibertam uns mo-
mentan bas 9tfiibl, boB bic 9reiIe BEG
2anbss benz Manne pieGsi6t l1nredt
getban babe; benin cine oerartige 6eier
lit INNER rii6reno, unb nan Fat bon
ie6sr angsnommen, bah es iiA fir 9slz
Den 3iemt, 9sloen gu e6ren.
Die riatigs Grtldrun9 fir bic IuFz
opferuna bes amsritanIi4en 5ulItufI
fnlgte raf6 na6.
ShaFter pGbGts bisIe @elegenbsit
nur. UNI Quffsfsn gu erreesn unb IL
nah Wofbington gu seldn9sn. Setr
sigentli6er t3pef III Elm Ie6r iel6Itiu9z
tiger unb gsmeiner. @r isbte ss ourd
perl0nlife5 Bitten uro bur6 einflubz
reife 5reunbe burd, oab bus 4riegsz
9epartsmsnt inn bsfa6l, bic 2side gu
geleiten. o6sr fein eigsntli6er 3ped
tonnte n:dt psrborgen bleiben.
'S6oftsr mub nmndfIt in oenRu6ez
Itanb treten. ba er bic por9ei4risbenc
Mltsr5gren3s erre!ft. Nun bat Der
porforgii4e Mann bersits cine 9iQ
einreidbtn IaFsn. psl6e feinen San
polItGnoig oedt. oiefel6s tpsiit benqrd=
i~iDsntsu an, jeben SfFi3ier, Der i'm leBz
ten ariegs ouf Cuba cine @rmes CONF
monoirts, Dor ieiner genIionirung gum
@eneralzWajor gu ernennen. Oteie
Gan9srbDburg btbsutst natirli9 fir
ben gstrefFenben mebr Dollars uno
Gents.
Das MilitGr4gomite bss Saufes.
Defenders bic 5rsunoe beg @sn. Milss,
pslde in Der tpeiIersn 9sf0roerung bic
fes @iinitlings cine tpsitere 3uriidfet
3ung be5 pd6reno oss ariegs5 pleoerz
bolt 8uriidgsieBten Sbergenerals fsben,
tpirb oieie Sia beam itdnoen, unb Desa
bol6 fommt jsbt unier JaItdFf isl6t,
I'M fir bic Bill, reip. fir feline 8ef0rz
berrng gu ar6eiten. Wie Sbafeipeare's
6sCD bic 2eifs oe5 gstpaltieen n9otz
Fpur" miBbraudte, um pom grin5en
Sal uno bei1en 9ater 9sinri4 benz
9ierten cine 9e f0rosrung uno Dor alien
Oirgsn bic n0tbi9e Dotation gu erlanz
gen, 10 bsnubt jsBt ShaFtsr ben amer!z
tonff der npepcp 9siBiporn," reip.
feline 2eifs, UNI fslbIriudtigs Pldne gu
f0rosrn. Sisbt ibm a~GerOin9s dbnz
lihi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-15
Sic GinmaMbrrnng.

Oiefelbe mar i'm berfloHenen Sabre
bic 1idrfie felt 1898. - G6:r lie
lit rt6t mebr BON Der nGmliden
Guuiitdt tpis friibsr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-15

Die leBten Sabre BAT
man aGgemein bebauptet, oab NIT
G%infi6rung Der nsuen Maffen, oes
rau4loIsn Bulosrs bic &rie9e fur4tz
barersn 2sben5bsrluit Sur Solge baz
ben uno BON fur5er Souer iein mir
Den. Der fioafrifuniIds arisg bringt
bafiir 10 penig ben Sespeis, pie Der
ipanii4 : omsritdnii6e. Ser 9erluIt
auf ben S4lu6tfelpern an Sootsn
uno @srtpurpsten 1T iogar bebeuten0
eeringer, Die er Dielfa6 81 friiberen
Soften gepeien lit; uno mas Die Suuer
anlangt, 10 ifeinen bic 8oeren einen
9ert6eioigung5 : arieg b~or3u3ieben,
Der Ii4 nod re6t LANCE b~inau55isbsn
farn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-15
mtHr4r.Rn

49,. in eroft 1. Cftsser 1885.
81, r,ry4En ointHESiltIoH, Ds feIst:
EGG!t1.
On g0or1ug-gots5aatgIus, SIn9tiinit a. Il
~ N .gI6a. uuo Dtn eao:u. o2sgsHommsn Spaus
t1ag. pr Z. 9.<9ltr,' G9Inbsr.burs, NIgtinsI
bryo uuo @iu5:!sr.
r5oIiG seen mt r SountdqS
: D. 'Bor1,tg-@grt, g. & 9.=Gi9.. GanY:lini. 90
Id oor GmorDsGrooe. GlyIist rH0 sG. & o.
3 Wav,:rs- 0aapttjHt,, ebl2strgburg, 8rss,r
rid. gmni,sburG uEo 81. & @..2lbr' aa9
Shencuo0lb.
IoI7 gormittaas-at7sr. fir IlR!oa.g,ogs, gorS
@sttp55UrJ.
..2j DECENTRALIZATION. fir Gmorosgroo,
332 9IGhmittags-6rp. fir Qori II. 2. & s. Div.
48 9aAmittaes-Grp. 9un!t. an Der 6auptltujs,
au5 Gr@srif. Gulmiiisbarg, S5ipptasbg1s SD
q. & IN sg5bn.s-
5.l6 DISQUALIFICATION. fur E~uorp.@ropI
60 @5;EO5-Atlom. tir uuiBus9r.0l:.
ll25 45.R0s-I.i5m. sir Gtrorg=8yoa,
Ru: SsuutlG
9.35 Decentralization. it: Union 3 grioa. ans
&auootr.
2.35 STANDARDIZATION. .Ar rluionsgriba.
400 Rdbmittae s-Gttsm. fur Gmorps@rcet.
1855 NbeHos-4tiom. iar Gmpgqs@ropt.
@ip.t' mo S~tpatfehytau gr. III, CfEPa!ti'
mortaStrab,.
3I9e balttn an Der Unions, 8snuiplpaniasaossa
Gultons, sSa!broeta CJtertbs9lntuu) citation az.
3. ID. 9ssp, q. sgsi9dits il5Er,
XS-i " D. &EiSH0Ia. ~ s4sa. fAs-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-15

Der Musf6ub bes msh r,
als 10000 MitglieOer 5Gh(enosn Ser
bonoes Der spongeliI4m 4rbeiterperz
eine DsutIhlunO's fat iiingit cine Hes
folution fir bic 9erItdrfung Der oeutz
if1sn 5lptte ongenpmmen umo oleieibe
an BEN StaatsIefretGr SirpiB gelanot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-15

Die DteIgenunnte g ! N
seilin G9imai fommt nit ibrem 3igeuz
ner na6 4merifa. Gnoe 0s3sm6er
mar iie, pfe Elm 8rieF aus Gdiro nit
ibsilt, nod in @gppten unO tobelte i6rt
.3uIage nab ReDS0Ort, fir $4,000
sSrancs pro WOAe in leb2noen 9iloera
auf3utreten. Der grisff4rsiber, bar
nit i6r in bemiel6en 9otel po6nte,
iagt: rSie 1T bas PrOtOtpp sines
0eltfinoes, i60n, BON jener oGmonis
ffsn S60nbsit, bic Nnss nit Ei9 FORT
rriBt, liebanspuroig. geiitrsi6, conperz
frt NIT eleiGer Geldufisteit in Elm
halb Dubenb Spraden
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-15

Sine pabre Hepplutlon
ipislt lid i'm pirtbi6aftlifsn 9lslH>
oelpi6te bes GrobaQes ab. Bis Dor
gang fur5sr l3sit tparen Die 4meritaz
rsr nod Die belien 8unoen Der euro
pdiidsn SnouItrie; iie ilro jsbt l9fs
gpnfurrenten uno in pIelsn Yunttsn
bersits Iisgrsifs Tebenbublsr oerislben
gepprben. Nlp6 europa 1T Dor Der
Observation-Disclosures ni4t gsItasrt.
Rublano, Jrantrei4, Stallen uuo
OeutIhlanb miiifen ibr Srlbut entz
ri6ten, uno iogar gngldno tplro BON
ameritaniiden @r5eu9ni1sn iibsrz
idpemmt." So fiibrt Der 8oltspirtb
6. Dsnlerfe in einsm ldngeren Irti=
tsl Der y9ranbe RsDue" aus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-15

0a tpunbert mani If, baB
lie o'riiben berTu6tsn, aanonen in
pianotifeu gu f6mu9geln. 9olfomz
men ridtig. SoldR 8ifen tperoen 9sz
ma6t, I'm bic llrTd6en pon-nuranz
asnehmsm @srGuIG" gu berIenben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-15

@@T oo@ Q5.laodp5otta,, Ill, 300 No3mittoos ms

No6 &oton obnc Q9,hit,, 80 Ilbm. t59lf5.
RAD l8aibinQtou, GrprcS, 6y7, 900 W.orQsrs,
30, 10 NobmjttoQs uuO 600 NbcuD5 tlQI.h.
5,il, III UIorQcus an lHohtutulcu uuD p5i
Nbtros uur SOnutOQs. Accommodation. Grl
Ytorqcu5 an g9obtutlQtu, $3.50 mo j}p I1b4
mltIlgs tdGlib. BUR S~ouutaQ5, So Dtor5uz.
RAD annapolis, III mo 9W Y}or3tHs uuo SO
YodmittaQ5 an Q@udtntafCr. S0uutGp5, 800
Y@t0rqcI5 uuo 4.21 NdbmittoQs.
9ob Nopcs Grtct Ejuc, III WorlcHs MD ~
Nlbmlttl95 all WD6tltd9cl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-15
,WorfzN Qiuie,'
seGrirsfonzlinie. Tt afrss,,

MAO GbtGabtGpbia. Raiiite %ein1ttner
G%nbrprcis $500, Scbntdgtge GrturTpn 81 20;
Qcd ~cn1tluer 6abrpreis $3.50, 3~tbHtd8iQc Grs
turfou 81 90. Raal 4tlantics6itp 81. rs, GrtUrs
non So. -. giad TcrpsVort tper @abn bon 9bis
I1otlpbia 81, G~rturfcn So. 5cutc gjlete nab
faa=Bipsr, gctOn, Albupp, 3roD, H.s9, NeDz
&autn, Bridgeport uuo Qortlunb, NE, nm 4uHt=
ten norolih. 1GQlib, ausqtuommsH Sonntd1s, nm
> llbr @abm. 6rfurdous=@ilct tpcroen Il II 7 i'm
Eircau ~pcrtauit. 5radt bili9er, ais luie nit Der
4a1n. Sbidt mad Pamphlet. Clarence
Sbrtpcr, Gqtnt, gr. 2O4, 2iqbtfr. (CttS-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-15

General Graf Don 2ebns
borff, Der @eaera!zNojutant &aiIer
WIlfelm's oas @riten, fat li6 elmer
Operation u%ntsrtpsrfan miiHen. g3
mllroe i6m oa5 rt4te 8ein abgenom=
men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-15
Wnna Maria Graf.

sc forb rlosli6 am -. Sonuar. 10 llbr Wor:
gems annO Nlariu 9rat, g9ittlUe Ors peritOrbensl
Sobn VI. Grai, in ibrem Y. Sabre. Die 9esrpi
qung iiuoet III en-. 0icnitag, Den Ii. Sanuar
0a6mittaOs 2 llbr, bon i5rer leBteu Wobnuue
Qr. 1923, g9aifcrz, Ode 9ttbtl=S traBc, aus tatt
15-m
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-15
WarD Sciie.

SO itarb am II. Sauuar nod frr3tr 9raribcil
Maro @tiir int alter BON 81 Sabr,n uno II 3agen,
99ittipe Des oeritOrbeueu Van. 0riis. Die gecroi:
eunq iiuDet am VI / / I 10 0 d. p0t II. Sanuur,
CTR. 2121, StsprottsS tratt, aus aui Der rgoIti.
moresGtmeterD~ tatt, Ysripdnote unb dreunpe Inn
o6tungspOl eingelaoen, %Oeritben bci3nfpobnen.
Do
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-15
Marn Srpcaer.

6s itarb am IS. 5anuar 1900 pl0bli6 an ed6s
muno Marp arDQer, geittme bon qoais &roQtr,
i'm Il. Sabre hires Qtbtns. Sic Srautrteitr fins
bet bcute, Uloutag, Nobmittaes , lbr, III
ibrer leBtcu 9~9obnune, SiiDpei=Gde Gomburo= IL.
S1rpDersS trdbe, TAFT, ipoju Yeripanpte uno
s~Sreunoe Der 5amilie a9tungsuoa eingslupcn ino.
geiisbuna pripatim. DID
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-15

Mo5u fino BENIN 3 / E
Orudfebler unoers ou, I'm 9emudt gu
tperoen? Ia9t Der 9uIe Or. Prsetorius
in Der nWeIit. 9of," uno er lGbt ie
no6 INNER MAIDEN. 'Sn elmer Der leg
ten Numnern leine5 Sldttes lefen
mir: IS. BON 9ermdnn, Der beri6mts
8erfafer Der rYbGoEOpbis be5 unbsz
puBten," duBsrt li9 Iber bic gseenz
pdrtige Weitlage H.. +. m" 9artz
mann ober 9ermann III pdbrT6elrli9
ben mel fen 9eIern, bensn be- p6tlpioz
pbie bss unbepuBtsn" 606fensWuritz
3ipFeI, penn niat gang 8urIt III, Ell
ner,ei. Dsr re9t Eid uber iolfe alslz
nidfeiten Quf?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-15

Sett brei Sag meiben
bic Gn9ldnber, baB lire Sruppen in
Sib & Nfrifa cine Shluft E4idsen.
- Wos mar benn bas HeIultut?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-15

Sn 5ranffurt a. 81. IN u T.
ben am %. Se3embsr burd ausi6relz
ben 800 9iilfsarbeiter perlangt. Iuf
bds 4usidrelbsn bat iif Elm Wann
demeloetI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-15
Gin Misner Gprrefppns

Gin Wiener gorrefpons
bent empfiablt Bel Der traurissn OBJ
FruttionsppI;tit Der Ibseproneten
uno Dem 3esieren obne uno sessu Die
@erfaTune als ba3 Seite, an SteGs
oes Nbiolatismus nit Dem 5eisenz
b!atte oe5 qarasrup6en IA ben unDerz
hiiGten, pFfsneu Ibiolutismus gu
lebsn, bas Parliament absuIdaffen,
oaseesn cine aus besabten tb%attrdftiz
gen Ssamten aebilbete 3eeierung gu
%ernennen, lpelfs Setrei4 BON ieIner
Eii~dtdnoigfsit i'm 5anbel unb 8anz
bel erlDien piirbe. OieIes Sprtipur=
Iteln bebeute Den Rlin bes Heines.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-15

Der ~aei4s @nseiger"
psr0ffentii6t bic G~innabmen oes beutz
16en HeI6es bonn /. Npril Bis Gnoe
Topsmber 1899. Wir entnebmen nur
eln5elne 3ablsn: On 30nen gin9en Elm
329,808, 757 Mart, 11,312,OO0 Murt
ipeni9er als i'm gurjdbrs. PoItz uno
Seie9rapben : 9%srpaltung bra6ten
243,258,670 Murf, beinahs II Dill
lionsn mebr gegen oas 8orju6r.
He;dseiienbahn : 8ernultung: 58,z
$4,000 Marf, 4,783,OOO Marf ms6r
ala i'm 9orja6re. Qn Poft, Sele9rapb
uno g%iienbabn fat oemnu9 Das 9si9
iber 302 MiQionen pereinna6mt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-15

Der fe oeut de Def e
airte auF per 6aagtr 6rieoenszGonfez
rer3, Shirt MuaIter, fat nod Dorgnoe
bts lcBtsn Sa6res Die bret GonOentioz
men unO orei Oeflarationen Namen5
bes o31tIfm ReiGt5 unter3ei6net.
Die @ftenItida paren 0 Der Gei6sz
reoierung einer eingebsnoen Prufung
unter3oQe1 noroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-15

General Butler Bat b
SeBbldtter in SapItabt, bic ben Soeren
ale mDglidsn 9rsuelt6aten na6iags
ten, CUR QuFna6ms elmer Grfldrun9 gez
rDt6;gt, in Der IS gum SAluB beiBt:
rgs lit nj6t e1tgegen cfpiliIirter&rie9s
fiihrung, auf PferOe 3t idieBen, aber
e5 1T unanIidnoig, fortpG6reno elnel
tapferen G5einb 3u ihmd6en."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-15

Wiinhen bat i6 ein
csuss, grobeg, pruntoo(lss 5heattr gez
ne6m;9t unb einen no6 gr0beren Bier
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iig, Inn bic GdIte nit Srunf II. QBun9
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MaaSalcnc Mcngcr.

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Quftreten Der 9ruTIeu4e unter ben
Pferosn. Die &santbeit raft Die
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Mas einem Wen den
ni1t 2lQas tperbsn fam, 6sI onbers
nenn er aus Der Sftpei3 fommtl Der
erIte M;niFer Des &0n;9s Menclif bon
G6pa III Elm Gdpei3er, Namens Gig,
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