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The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1900-05-02
Probabilities.
Fair tonight and tomorrow
Pnrest drues al Foremanls.


Attorney J. b. Burckhalter is in
Miami today.
Bob O'Shea returned from st. Louis
thli morning.
Emmett Ming is unloading a car Of
furniture today.
Prayer meeting at the Methodist
church tonight.
Indian Policeman Bud Kell is at
the Cobb today.
Mrs. Susan Sanders left for WASH
ington yesterday.
A good thing for the tooth you will
find at Gus Nichols.
Mrs. Frank Freeman left yesterday
for Bentonville, to visit relatives.
Soaps, fine perfumes and elegant
stationery at Peoples drug store.
Finest and fattest sides OF beef
tender and nice, at Gus Nichols.
DIR. Emmett Starr came up from
Claremore last night, returning this
morning.
Red Cross hall blue is the best in
the world Large 2oz package costs
only cents.
Gov John Brown, OF the Seminole
nation, spent Yesterday in Vinita, on
his way to ST. Louis.
d. Il. Dickey, U. S. court stenogra-
pher, returned from Sc. Louis over
the Frisco this morning.
II you wish to have beautiful, clear
white clothes, ask for Red Cross ball
blue. Refuse limitations.
Prlckey Ash bitters cures the kid
ueys, regulates the liver, tones up the
stomach and puries the bowels. Sold
by Chapman & Briggs. DIV
Ned Crutchfeld, Of Markham
prairie came up yesterday TO appear
before the pension board in session
today.
Over 5000 allotments have been
tled In the Creek nation. The es-
timatedIpopulatlon Of the Creeks is
$4,000.
Hon. Thos b. Needles Of the Dawes
commission returned to Muskogee
yesterday from visit TO his home in
Illinois.
A peep into Gus Nichols ice chest
will show you that his meats will be
kept fresh and appetizing even in the
hottest weather.
DR.. Adams, Of the board OF pension
examiners came down from Falkland
this morning to attend the weekly
session Of the board.
Robt. car>elowey went to Purcell
with the republican delegation to at
tend the territorial convention which
convened there today
The ladies wonder how Mrs. b.
manages TO preserve her youthful
looks. The secret is she takes Prlckly
Ash bitters; IL keeps the system in
perfect order. For further particulars
cal on Chapman& s Briggs. DIV
Iohn Nelson came over from Ruby
and went to Claremore to attend the
republican convention returning last
night. He left for home this after
noon.
The family that keeps on hand and
uses occasionally the celebrated Prick
ly Ash bitters Is alwaws well Tegu-
lated family. For sale by Chapman
& Briggs.
All members Of Camp McGee con
fedcrate veterans, together with al
old confederate soldiers, are earnestly
requested tn meet at the MAYORS Office
in Viniia. ]. T.. May y, 1900, at 3, D
m. Az This meeting officers Tor the
cnSuing wear wlil be elected. u il
hoped there will be a good turnout, a.
business # Importance is o. De trans
acted. w37
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-08-17
DEATH OF DR.. }. N. JONES.
Died In Jacksonville, HOnday, Au-
gust 18th.


Mr.. N. J. Jones, of this city re-
ceived a telegram Monday from
Jacksonville announcing the i'll
ness of his brother, DR.. J. N.
Jones. Mr.. Jones left on the
next train for Jacksonville, but
arrived there a few minutes too
late to see his brother alive. DIR.
Jones was well known in Starke
and very highly esteemed by our
citizens. The news of his death
was received here with much re-
greet. The Times-Unlon and Citi-
zen of Tuesday contained the fol-
lowing account of his death:
DR.. J. N. Jones, one of the most
prominent dentists in the state,
died in St. Luke's Hospital soon
after 3 o'clock yesterday after
noon.
A few days ago Dr.. Jones, who
had been practicing in Sanford,
was taken sick with a bilious fever
and removed to this city for med
ical attention by his family ply.
stefan. A day or two after his ar
rival here, owing to the absence OF
Mis-. Jones from this city. the ply
sian recommended removal to St.
Luke's Hospital. where he died OF
fever and heart trouble yesterday
afternoon.
Mrs. Jones and the five children,
who have been in New York for
some time, are now on the CLYDE
steamship Seminole coming south,
and are not aware of the grievous
trouble that awaits them on their
arrival home. They will reach
here on Wednesday.
! N. J. Jones. of Starke, a brother
of the deceased, arrived in the city
yesterday and went direct to the
hospital, arriving there just after
DR.. Jones had breathed his last
Later in the day three other broth,
ers arrived from Valdosta-B. p.
c. L. and o. K. Jones. who made
arrangements for the care Of thu
body until the arrival of the faGi
lily of the deceased, who are tex
Pected in port Wednesday morn
ing. s7sr ~ I
DIR. Jones was forty-eight year,
old and was a native of Georgia
He had been practicing deptistfj
in this city for the past eighteer
Years, and was for several year:
president of the State Dental AS
ISOLATION. kt = ~
He was one of the best kn0wT
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-08-17

Making Sure the Election of J. p.
Bennett.
70 the Citizens Of Bradford County:

To the Citizens Of Bradford County:
Since ] entered this campaign it
has been stated that there was
fraud IN the election in 1898 and
the. impression made that | have
been serving a term of office that
rightfully belonged to ]. P. Ben
nett
When saw the statement I
went to Mr.. Bennett and offered
to resign the office in his favor, but
be said that ne would rather that |
fnish the term as the work was all
about done, and that he would be
put to quite a bit of expense in
making bond and securing his COM
mission.
SO l wish to say to the people
.that | am no longer a candidate in
this campaign. / was perfectly
conscientious in serving the time.
for | was wholly unaware of the
fraud having been perpetrated.
/ Ifeel confident that no one can
censure me, and / feel that it is
my duty to withdraw from this
race and practically make sure the
election of Mr.. Bennett this time.
Very respectfully.
q w ALDERMAN.
Lulu, Fla.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-08-17
Death Of Hrs. ). z. Davis.

The community was saddened
last Sunday morning when it was
learned that Mrs. Lula Davis, wife
of Mr.. !. r. Davis, had died dur
ing the previous night. News of
the death was a great surprise and
shock to both relatives and friends
as Mrs. Davis had not been
thought seriously i'll up to three
hou's before her death. Mrs.
Davis had been confined TO her
bed with light fever since Tues.
day evening, but had not been
deemed seriously i'll at any time by
the family physician. Saturday
morning she was very much i'm
proved and it was thought she
would soon be entirely well
This favorable condition continued
until about a o'clock in the after,
noon, when it was observed by
members of the family that an un.
favorable turn had taken place.
The physician was hastily sum.
moned and found Mrs. Davis suf.
tering from congestive chill.
Every. means was exhausted to
restore the circulation, but all
efforts proved unavailing and at
7:3o o'clock the dissolution came
Deceased was born May 18th
1879 and was, therefore, little more
than Il years of age. She was
married in June 1896 to Mr.. Jack
son R. Davis, in this city, and to
them a little son was born one and
a half years ago Husband and
infant son constitute the immedi,
ate family of deceased, but her
untimeiy death is also incurred
by a large circle of other relatives,
Mrs. Davis was reared in Starke,
and was loved for her happy dis
position and many graces of char
acter bya large circle of friends
whose hearts were saddened By
the news of her death.
The funeral was conducted from
the family residence at 8 O'Clock
Sunday afternoon Rev. E. H
Giles conducted the ceremony anc
paid a beautiful tribute to the de
ceased The interment was ir
Crosby cemetery, the pallbearers
being, E. P:Duncan, T. P. Wall
G. c. Livingston, A. v. Long, G
NJ. Alvarez. J. F. Kickliter, w. l.
Wall and Z. S. Matthews.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-08-17

Elmer Alvarez, who is flagman
on a train running between Waldo
and Ocala, was in town few hours
Wednesday.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-08-17

Misses Agnes Edwards sand
Ethel Mott are visiting friends At
Hampton.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-08-17
New Arrivals:

It's not extravaganza % buy
the best; it is economy
We're sure you'll md our
Butter the sweetest, lf Eggs
the freshest. and sou1 Vegeta-
bles the choicest.
We do not claim mono
poly of all good thing butwe
do guarantee that that We
have Is good:
&c. LIyRdkTON.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-08-17

H. L. Sapp, of New River, and
P. S. Crews, of Lake Butler. were
pleasant callers at the TELEGRAPH
office Wednesday.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-08-17

A. v. Long, Esq, visited Green
Cove Springs on professional bus
mess Monday.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-08-17
Nofrnal Training.

tsse nreparing to- teach will receive
stction in Ethics and History
a. Ea.c.., TN s of this department will resolve all
nrocesses of the student think, the mind
be taught into the subject by which it is taught
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-08-17
Citizens of Starke,

pafr5ax Pupils and Teachers, let us one and
ais IS 81 JARED for the opening OF the School,
f,ctot,e. sxf For further Information address,
.ESFiflAN, Prin.,
STARKE, FLA.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-08-17
Gard to the Puhlic.
LAKE Butler. Fla,

Aug, 18TH 1900.
To THE CITIZENS. OF BRADFORD
COUNTY:
There has been a. report ,circ9la-
ted over the county % the eject
that | am a candidatA In behalf tf
another person. and dat I IA
no thought OF wfnniS 2 thc rsee
sheriff myself. Il Vi
the benefit OF my fi
voters in general L
is absolutely false
the sole purpose
| am in no wise.
any other person
am before thespe
county in my oE
they see ft 70
upon me l will
see it.
Jog
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-08-17
Picnic at SD

Picnic At Bi
There will 81
school house s.
j. J. Jones
ments.' Eve
come with W
viii be well
to come ouE
selves as sh1
decided wh
There W
speaking
Saturday
D N
Brothers
,ssgsss
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-05-28
3 dltim ore, 27. Mai 1900.

3 Baltimore, 27. Mai 1900.
$3.50 4elnhnuns ipirb fur bic Sn=
formation be3ablt, bic CUR 8srbaftuns
uno ueberFiibruns frsenb elmer psr1on
ooer perionsn fiibrt, bic cine unseiebz
lihe 9anbluug bobur9 pornimmt. In
Dem iie irseno einen QnseitslIten oisisr
Gompagnie in Der GpfiiGuns feiner
pfli4t oosr pfli9ten beldltigt ober
angreift, ooer fir Snformution. bic
5ur 9erbuftuns unb usberfiibrurs irz
geno Semanoes fubrt, Der bic Yfoiten,
0rdbte. 2ampen ooer 9lpparate, giz
9entbum oieler Gompagnie, in irgeno
elmer Beiie perni6tst, beI6doigt ooer
in irsero elmer Weile oeren 8roudbarz
felt beeintrd9tigt.
United Electric Light and
Power Ce.
Sm 9luftrage:
q. =. SeilbplB,
Q48-) 9enerale@eId iibrsr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-05-28
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. u S,ulletin

Saltimpre=C 8 bip=S Sabn= Bulletin.
s1.OO Don Baltimore nadb 5retrrid nnc Sas
serstorpn nno suriid an Sonntag, ben 3. SUM.
slbfabrt oes Sprllal5uges pom GairtOtn SabHbOi
nm Z ubr 8Ormittaqs.
S1.OO ppn Baltimore nat d. Sbefapeatez Bead,
unD 3urid am @rGbcri bmiidung5 5tagt Dsn 30.
Dtai. Der Speialjue nit our6lGucnoen 4cr=
ionsn= urO garlor or4l9aggons fdbrt nm 80 ltbr
SormittaQs bonn GamOtnz9abnbOf ab.
Sl4.45 pom Baltimore mad, eouisptfIe. Sn.,
uno 3uriid fir ale reauldren 3iigt an 81, %.
unO %. 4ui, gitie fir Die &iif'abrt bis gum
10. SUM.
Reuer 8ppal SIues3us naeb Wens9Jcrt init
9ulman 9fsitduratiOns parlpr= =99aggOu o,rlaBt
Den GumOen=SabnbOf an g8ofenta9tn I'M AZ
1a6mittnes unD ben WOunt 8oDdl VdbnboT
nm 4.52 Na6ntitaQs, eiutunft in 9bilaoslpbla
um 6.j6 2lbeuos uno in Tetp=Vorf UNI go
Nbcro5.
Neue 3itae nur fur SpnntasS 3pIfdbcn Saltis
more uno 99aibinQon perlahsn Den Gdmoen=
9abnbof in Baltimore nm l2l5 Wdbmittags.
9biabrt BON g9aibin9tOn nab Baltimore nnl
$50 Nabmittaps.
Reue nur Sonptassseofal;iIse ;tpife,en Sals
ttmoIe une philadelphia perldileH ben GAM
ocuz&abnbci nm $40 YornlittuQs uno 6.l0
9lbcnos, O;n Yft 8oDalsSlbnbO Ini NiHutcn
RpGtGr. Q4l-Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-05-28
Spm Satarrb acbeilt.

Baltimore, %. Wfai 1900.
9d id felt mebreren Sabren am
8atarrb lit, conIuitirte i'd Or. 9art@
lep, Nr. 81, Norb 9acaItraBs. unz
ter Ieiner 8sbunolun9 bin i6 gebeilt
lporoen; 3pei Sabre IinO Feitoem psrz
gangen uno msin 2eioen Pat lid ni6t
pisber singeitelt.
fSrauG. 6. 9earcs,
g2r. 1922, Noroz8roaoipab.
G46-7
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-05-28
syarbige SeiSemitoffe.
EeIe EpuStuosn

l9sjOaise 0anj ieaosne 5aiictas, in altn oOr3iS:
l9cn i5arbcH, pro 0uro 39c
27sj0li0e Grtra Cualitat uon Qponer QeOrud!tl
iapani3sr rSeiot, Die pprjiioli6t,n S:iTns oci,y
Sailon in ocn Gorben non rClo &oi," uno neib
nnrinshlan unO peB, qolObraun uuo lueB, 6aoct
unO ptib, fraHI0iiib.blau UNI peiB, natioualblau
unO lDeiB, Oouie ibUarj IMP pcib gutter 9etrtb fii
75c llnitr 4reis soc.
2ozjOnige gang ieiocae 6obldumiQs Saifctas, pti:
btr llntergrunO NIT prd6tigtn Strciftn in piolet
Gator, CIO 8oit 1urquOtie 6aronal unO men.
blau; Die 89c.=Gualidt fiir 69c.
20ejOlioe bobGGumige umO cOrOto QliTt= Iafictu
in arObu Maunisialtietct Der Mu'cr uno 6arb:n
rOd, gran, piolst iruni0Hi6sblau, ncublau, Sc:
mon, i3Ioptatt, braun, 8eieoa, marintblau, 81,
HOc, lObiurbig unO 3ipnrj $l.25 pert5. S9c.
27s5OIige idblidt idlpurlc apaniibc 5tios, QpOncr
Tdrbnnq; 59c pert5; pro garO 45c.
s4li8t i6rar3t Iafcta, Die raui8cnot sogte
59c=Cualitdt pro garO 45c.
24zjOliqe idtpaui. brocaortc inOiibc Scioc, iini
pOrjiqli6e Muitcr, nc 75c.sGualitdt; pro gars
SOC.
I9=jOaet ibltt id)lparje Satiu=McrOcilcur, Oit
59t. =Guuitdt; pro Oaro 39c.
2l=,Daiqs i6Gbt i6iporie ahaB=2u8;Tc biz
59c sCualtdt; pro OarO :;9c
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-05-28

Mai. - MuR mslost. OuB bic 8oeren
auruman pieoer befebt fd6en, unb
ouB grpBe Eager gu RietfOnIein uno
Daniels &uil uufgsI9lugen pOrOen
fino.
W ufeting, 26. mai, - Die
gosren, tpsl6e BON 6ier psrtrieben tpurs
ben, periammsltsn Ii9 tpieoer 81 Dol
fontein, etli6e Meilen 0itli6 BON bier,
innerboIb Der britil9sn 9ren3e. NDros
li4 BON bier Tino feline Spuren bon
Kinoen 3u bemerfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-05-28
Sammfppllcnc Stpffe.
Ncue Seneunqeu.

$50 stitde 2apns @ntiitc NM 2jmtics, uru2itc
Qcorudtc Otuiter &lumcn=Stils, q:itrcit, bHbbt
iiquren iopU5I auf b,nem, ruie Ounficm Inter
qruuo gutter q8crb iiir 2Oc. llnicr 9rcs 12!c.
Grtra ftinc lcidtc 2anpns, iu 9olta Sots, Qt4
frtiftc unO atbliimtc StiTus, beHer uwo Ounftr
llnttrerunp, 15c.
9ollfdnDiq,s 9lfortnrnt non iran30fifcm ma
oras=lu3, biIbi6 0rtrsiit. Qerujrt'lt unp fcrrrt
Die 3Oc =Gualitdt! pro garo 22c.
9oahGnpiQcs afurtincut pou 6lciotrs@irqbauts
qetrcift qtlpirfelt unO turrirt, ulc 6arbcn; Die
12lc =Gualtdt; pro @aro &c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-05-28
Su eeit5ig bersaftet.
Gin amerifdniI6es 8aunerpddr ein9es
iponnen. - Die 8erbre6sr Gar'
riere Der 4rreItanten bier 81 2anoe.

Sin amerifdniI6sS @uunerpddr einges
iponnen. - Die 8erbre6er Gars
rere Der 4rreItanten bier gu 2onoe.
G6tcago. 27. Mai. - Die bies
Ii9e Ypli3ei min erfdbren ba6en, baB
Die beiDen Dor sttpu pier Wphen in
2eip3ig Der6afteten aueritdnfI6en
Oiamdntenoisbe, tpel6e BE gidmen
Goparp Morton unb Same5 9usfins
angu6sn, bic bier gu 2anOe MOBILIZE
tdnnten @auner Gbas. Woootpuro,
alias Williums, alias 4noeripn, alias
WatIon, alias Wrigbt, unb So6n 6arz
fins Iino. 8egen 9artin8 lit CUR 3eit
in g;ttsburg, 9d., eine Qlntlu8e tpe9en
zines SSuipelenOiebIta6l5 in Der S6p2z
be. Woooporo 1T elmer Der geI6iftes
1tsn Oidbe Der WeIt uno fat Ii6 Den
Spibnamer DIAMOND Stpaloper"
erlpOrben, neil er bdufig &oelIteine
beri6ludte. um bic eiel6sn ais 8speiIe
gu beieitigen. Wlan f4dbt, oaB ct in
ben Ser. Stadten 0iamunten i'm @erz
tie BON penigIten5 $5OO,OOO geItobIen
bat. @r bat 20 Sabre ieines 2ebens
in 8efdngniifen uno 8uat6Guiern beis
Der 9emTipbdren 3ugebradt. Sn 1880
tpuroe er aus Dem Sainoiier 3u6ts
bduie entlaiien unD bat ieitOem, ioa
nett man IpsiB. Gbicu9O niat mebr
nit einem Beiu9e beebrt.
0as Counterpart bate in Qeipjig
urter benz 8Ortpanbe, reiae amerifunis
ihe SOuriItsn gu iein unb 0iamanten
taufsn gu tpOllen, einen arglOfen oeuts
i4en SupeIenbGnbler in elm 6otel ges
Ipdt uno ibm bort GosHteine i'm Mera
tie bon $4,000 geltoblsn. Sic tpurs
ben inbefen Der6uftet, ebe es ibnen gez
lang, NIT i6rer 8eute aus Der Staot
gu enttommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-05-28
@eiRc @naren.

40sjoliac iroiid); 2:inplH0; pro 9arO 12!c.
27=5oliqc iptiBc elegant qc6liimtc Hiaucs; gutc
s9srtb, fiir 25t 1Sc.
2S=j0aiqc punftirtc Qapns, Maoras, Simitcs uaS
9iqucs, 12!c.
32=3oaiQt @atiic=Muns, zoe.
33=;Daie: Stip:i3tr Muas, 25c.
4O.jpQiqc lpeibc CrpunOp, boblidWmiQcr Eano,
bic Dc =Gualitdt 1Sc.
68s3oliqc pcibs unO farbi9c CrganOiss. alt 6ars
bcu soc.
33zj0ajpc iarbigc 2amns, dlt 5urbtn uuO i1warJ
pro 0aro 12!c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-05-28
Sir 9uhSeits @cid,cnfc.

98ir sntsn Sbrc %luimerfiamtcjt aui cine meme
9urtie uOu plberrlattirt'n 99aartu in ROloniol=
SsiFns, MI, G,l4s s2tu$ fiaunq 0as Glas 1T i6liat
in i5arb,n, cutp;Otr ountcl rubnrotb ooer Ourt:.s
blau unD it ourb Die Durbbrobcne Nr6tit ii6tbar
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-05-28
abipiut siftfrei.

lludbnlib 10 oisItn 9slttutsWsoijintn eHtbattn
bic peltbefanntsn ST. Sruar0z z]srdutsrpiaeH dbiOIut
feiue eiitiaeu 9sitanOtbel, potr lbdOlib: SHart=
oieH,ien Tieielben fno aus Dem rsueH uHp,ridlib=
ten eaten pou Rrduttrn bergefeat, pelb, pom iehr
in Der meoijiniI6tu @ifnifaft ais baltraits ans
trtannt morDen Inn. Stpsrmdnn, Der oIe pilsH aes
braudt bat, III busit III btj,uatn, oab oeidbtn in
ibrey Diriuna uniiberireiilib inc. Eis q. Stt.
nago=Rrdu,,rpiutr inn in alien apotttien ju babta,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-05-28
Yo8lltr's
Sommer=H H(eiOerfofe

Gs i1t 9ai6ts uupaHsnber, a1s auf
bic GsI4tglGubieteit Der 2eute gu ipez
tuliren; gi9ts 1T ld9erlt6er. Die
Geute lino gu gut ii6er bic @or3iige Ger
Waaren unterri9tst, unp OieIes lit
Der 9runb, oob mir Elm 10 eutes uno
5ufrteoenitsqenoss @si6dFt banrit maz
den, uno 5lpar n1r a0ein in 5olge Der
bu6tG6lidsn @or5iige Der Wadren
uno Der annebmbaren preiie, bic mir
oafir dnIssen. gBir fu6en unIers
Stipulation auf feiner anoeren Bats
gu begriinoen; oenn in anberer Weife
1T berlel6e nur eintdgig uno unbeitdnz
big. 8ie Sic pihen, 1T jeoes Wort,
lpel4es mir iiber 9leiberitoffe brrden,
giaubpiirOig uno pabrl llno ale
BON uns 6et'm @infauf erlangten 9cr>
tbeIle tommen Sbnen gu @ute!
sd,iuarse 8leiberifpffe.
50=jOaiGe idypar3e lsturmsSnoe, Die qsfrduiclat
SOrte Die 69c.zGuaItdt fir 47c.
Tcuc 5tnOmU pOn 40sj0aiger eanj woarner eus
tf', Fpeiica fir 81: 3rndt am Mecrtsfrauoe ungt@
fcrtqt; gutter 9e:rtb fir SOC ltnitr 9res zoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-05-28
9osmer's
Stir Die Spmmcrmpbunu9 uno
csuui=

ltuicr GroQcboB if Elm poltomm:ncs oicmOlbe
bon 56Onbtttn NM Gisli3tcit;u. Sic,; @aI'
er0Btrs %Orrdtbc non ptlcH nHslibtn SOmmcrz
Rcquiitn fiir Oos Nous NM o:u 8uicn, al: Sit
irocnDpc anOcrlpdrts icbcn lp;ro:n: aft tHbltnOcn
uno eyfrii6cuOcm @rtittl ftr DEN ontdglibn 6oms
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