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The times., 1901-06-29

ly arranged that l have practically the en-
tire day for bathing, Grabbing and fishing
sailing on the broad, majestic Chesapeake,
while In the afternoon and evening band
and orchestra of recognized ability fur
nish music for dancing on a beautiful
pavilion. Other amusements are also pro-
vided to please almost any age or sex,
while the various cafes furnish delicious
meals at very reasonable prices.
I am truly glad / met you. Brown,
chimed in Smith, for your scheme is just
what / have been looking for in many
years; that is, a seaside resort so easy
Of access that would enable me to make
frequent short trips. l Will try it by all
means.
THE pair left the car at this point, and
/, too. upon reflection during the balance
Of my journey home. concluded TO do like
wise "
The times., 1901-06-29
YOUNG PEOPLE IN CONVENTION.
Members of Christian Endcnvor So
cietIes Hear Many Addresses.

The convention Of the Christian En-
deayor Societies Of the Methodist Pro-
testant Churches Of this city and vicinity.
which was held at the North Carolina
Avenue Nj. r. Church last evening, was
visited by great number Of members and
friends Of the society. filling every avail
able space in the large auditorium of the
church The Rev. a Norman Ward, pas
tor OF the church, presided.
The programme presented Included a
song service, conducted by Robert T. Bal
lard. Of Georgetown Church, and devo-
tional exercises, led by Edgar @. Busey,
President Of the North Carolina Avenue
Christian Endeayor Society. Addresses
were delivered as follows:
Address OF welcome, the Rev. A. y
Ward; Christian EHdeavor," the Rev. J.
". GIL. pastor Central Church: The
Lookout Committee at Work. the Rev.
J. II. Straughn, pastor Mount Tabor
Church: AN Ideal Christian Endeavor
Meeting" 7. ]. Wilson, Central Christian
EndeavOr Society; THE Social Commit
tee" Harry Hantzmon. Alexandria
Church. our Juniors" w. T. Watts
First Church; -'ronsecration," T. W.
Grimes. Georgetown Church.
The times., 1901-06-29
RESTORED TO DUTY.
Captain Ord's Recovery From Incip-
tent Consumption Reported.

Secretary Root has revoked the order
for the discharge of Capt James r. ord,
Of the Porto Rican volunteer Regiment.
on the grounds of physical disability
Captain ORD contracted a severe cold
during the hurricane in Porto Rico and
became quite i'll. 1t was feared that con-
sumption would develop and he was sent
TO Fort Bayard n. n. for treatment. He
was examined by a medical board some
time ago and pronounced unfit for active
service but subsequently upon re-exam-
ination It was found that he was only
suffering from mild tuberculosis ana
would probably recover.
The times., 1901-06-29
Shirt Waists.

A splendid line of @Mother's
Friend" Shirt Waists; large as
sortment; good colors; neat pat
terms; well made
We call special attention to our line of
Shirt Waists, in percales and
chambrays with stylish round collar,
shirt collar or without collar-a splendid
selection: sizes 4 to 1S. Would sell for 75c
if laundered.
Special price, soc.
The times., 1901-06-29

Ma jor and Mrs. Hoxie are now located
at St Paul, Mimi, where Major Eoxie
was ordered TO relieve Capt. II. NJ. Chit
tenden, Corps of Engineers, United States
Army. 1t is hoped that the change will
benefit Mrs. Hoxie, whose health has not
been good for some time past.
The times., 1901-06-29
$500 each.

Misses Blouse Suits of rcd and blue
chaTnbray. blouse finished with broad sail
or collar trimmed with narrow bias folds
of white pique; Bishop sleeves, gored
skirt. finished down both sides of front
and around bottom with narrow fold OF
pique sizes u. Il. and l6-
$500 each.
Third hoor.
The times., 1901-06-29
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Mr.. and Mrs. S. s. Howland. who went
to Virginia Het Springs late in the spring,
will spend the summer at Newport, where
they have taken cottage
The times., 1901-06-29
Girls Clothing.
Third Floor.

Light wool, for travelling and
general outing purposes. Pretty
and cool Chambrays and Linens
for country, seashore, and noun
tain wear. Exquisite line of
French dresses for little girls
from 4 to years of age-dainty
white Organdies, Persian Lawns,
and India Linons, trimmed with
ribbons, laees, and insertions.
Neat and pretty Pereale Wrap
pers, made just for girls. and all
sorts of summer wear things
moderately priced.
Misses Tailor-made Eton Jacket Suits.
brown and dark red camers hair cheviot;
Jacket without collar or reVers. finished
with vest front and trimmed with stitched
bands of black taffeta silk; skirt with
graduated founce; sizes Il and l6.
S12.50 each.
The times., 1901-06-29
Bathing Suits.

Just received a lot of 2-piece Bathing
Suits of navy blue flannel: fast colors-a
very popular suit for boys from TO 10
years of age
Special price, soc.
Third floor.
The times., 1901-06-29

Capt. and Mrs. Otto a. Nesmith are de-
lightfully established at "Vedada," near
Havana The residence is a big. airy
structure, and, like most handsome homes
In Cuba, is picturesquely set in grounds
covered with flowers and trees.
The times., 1901-06-29

Ex-Secretary Herbert will spend the
summer in the south of France.
The times., 1901-06-29

Misses Chambray Blouse Suits. blue
and oxblOOd; blouse tucked front and
back; shield of white pique strapped with
colored embroidery. " hich also trims the
sailor collar: bishop sleeves; gored skirt
an excellent outing or travelling suit sizes
T. Il, and l6.
The times., 1901-06-29
$3.50 each.

Misses Blouse Suits. dark blue linen;
double breasted blouse. tucked front and
back: broad sailor collar of linen. with an
oyer-collar of white pique trimmed with
narrow embroidery: gured skirt trimmed
down either side of front and around bot
tom with bias fold OF pique; sizes T. II.
and I6
The times., 1901-06-29

Misses Eton Jacket Suits of navy blue
Venetian cloth: Jacket without collar or
reverS. trimmed with Dands oI black tar
feta six and narrow gilt braid; skirt with
circular fiounce, finished at top with trim
ming same as on jacket; sizes IA and 10
$3.50 each.
The times., 1901-06-29

Misses English Box Coats. light tan
covert cloth: three-quarter length; fly
front: strictly man-tailored; useful for
summer and fail wear; sizes i 10 IS
The times., 1901-06-29

Mr. and Mrs. Perry Heath will spend the
summer in Nova Scotia. While Mr.. and
Mrs Heath were in Europe the former
was so fortunate as TO have nearly an
hours audience with the Pope Consider
ing that the health of his Holiness is
not good and that it grows more and more
difficult TO secure an audience, Mr.. Heath
felt that he had been accorded great
favor.
The times., 1901-06-29

A letter from Chicago states that Lady
Curzon is on her way 10 Munich. where
she Is TO have her portrait painted by
Prof Folenbach. Afterward she viii so
tC London to meet her mother. Mrs. Levi
T. Letter, who viii sail from New York
next Saturday.
The times., 1901-06-29

Senator Depew and his son. while in
Paris. viii visit the Baron and Baroness
Egard de Brisson. The Baroness. who
was Miss Annie Hegemaa, is a niece OF
Senator Depew.
The times., 1901-06-29

Washable Kilt Suits. in neat figured ef-
fects, plated front and back, wide hem,
full skirt. neatly made. prettily braided;
sizes 21z to 4. Value, si-50.
Special price, 45e.
The times., 1901-06-29
$3.50 each.
Toe and S1.00 each.

Girls PercaIe Wrappers. neat striped
effects in pink and blue; Mother Hub
bard style, sizes 10 to u.
The times., 1901-06-29

Russian Blouse Suits, in neat striped
effects. plain white sailor collar; en-
broidered shield; belted; bloaise pants; cut
full; well made; neat and dressys sizes IA
to 6.
Special price, S2.6s.
The times., 1901-06-29

Mrs. Reginald De Koven is still suffer
ing from tonsilitis at the residence OF her
father. Mr. c. b. Farwen, at Lake Forest,
near Chicago. She hopes, however, to be
able TO return to the East next week,
and after a short stay in New York viii
20 to Newport for the summer
The times., 1901-06-29

Representative and Mrs. NJ. Z. Olmsted,
Of Pennsylvania. will spend the season at
Bedford Springs.
The times., 1901-06-29

Miss Margaret Hcrigan and Mr. Pat
rick r. O'connor were married Wedne=-
day evening at 6 o'clock at the Church
of the Holy Name, the Rev. Father Ker-
vic officiating. The best man was Mr..
John J. OConnor. brother Of the groom,
and Miss Margaret Dunn was bridesmaid.
The ushers were Mcssrs Joseph McEner-
Hey. Maurice Enright. William Gotthardt,
Andrew J. Hughes. After the ceremony
the couple held a reception at the home
Of the bride. ll19 Twelfth Street nortne
They left for an extended tour North to
visit Canada, Niagara, the Buffalo Expo
sition. and Philadelphia.
The times., 1901-06-29

Mrs. Mary r. Gon, I201 y Street, with
her niece, Miss Elizabeth Florence Min
nick, has gone 10 Atlantic City and AS
bury Park before going TO her home in
Ciarksburg. W. Va.
The times., 1901-06-29

Mrs. a. S. Byran. Mrs. NJ. B. Cornell,
Mrs. NJ. p Earle. Prof. e c. Johnson,
the Rev. w. a. johnson, Miss Catharine
Miller; and Mrs. H S. Turner and Miss
Turner are the Washington passengers
bookeei TO sail tomorrow from Phiiadel-
phia on the Westernland.
The times., 1901-06-29
That Tired Feeling
FOODS Jorsapariii0

Cures that tired feeling. gives new
strength, new courage. new life.
The times., 1901-06-29

Galatea Suits in pretty patterns; perfect
washing materials; well made; fuil-cut
blouse very handsomely trimmed; sizes
3 to u. Values. G-95. S2-25. and s2.5o
Special price, S1.50.
The times., 1901-06-29
Special Sale of Wash Suits
Galateas, Pique, and Other
Cool Materials.

Fine GaIatea Suits. neat stripes. light
and dark effects. prettily braided. well
made good washing cclors. fun blouse;
sizes to 3. Values S1-50 and s1.95.
Special price, S1.00.
The times., 1901-06-29

Third foor.
The times., 1901-06-29

A lot of about 80 fine White Pique Blouse
Suits, elegant quality-best makes and
best wash suit that can be obtained
dressy and stylish; sizes to L. Values
$500 and $500
Special price, S3.75.
The times., 1901-06-29

Important Statistics Regarding
Males of school. voting, aud Mill
tia Age in Seven States and Terri
tories - -ForeiEn-Born Population.
The times., 1901-06-29

A lot of about 40 fine Blouse Wash
Suits, including imperial reps, Galatea
cloths and linens-choice goods, cut and
finished in latest manner. Blouse suits
Special price, S1.95.
The times., 1901-06-29

We have Just made the largest purchase we ever con.
Beys'SShirt Waists. We took the entire
the famous Mothers Friend shirt Waists at
which enables TO offer these handsome
less than have eyer bought them ,,,
These re of the finest quality Percale
be Waists. The patterns are IN
very stylish black, pink blue navy, ana brown
white grounds Every waist mas the
patented Mothers Friend Detachable Waist Band ana
fhe name a guarantee of satisfaction IN
wear They have pleated fronts; pleats In the BACK
and French falsed Every shirt mas Two
collars. They are BOYS to Y years OF age nc
These rywhere n the world Tor oc ~
to S9c price for this sale, beginning Satur-@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-11

Sd FOL Sat: ,@ie fommt es,
baB man Die brei Statfpieler am Nez
bentif9 beute bei'm Spielen gar ni9t
i6impfen bOrt?" = @irtb: rSa,
piIIen Sic, bic iinb ii9 ndmlt9 felt
eini9en N6enben fpinnefeinb!4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-11

als befen redtmdBige Gigent6imerin
tie it9 auspeiien gu f0nnen bebaupz
tet, gu berflagen. Sbr 4ntpalt 8m.
S. Walfb BON gar. 49, Gbambersitr.,
erflGrte geitern, buB 5rau Mec0oz
nalb bur4 &bftammung BON Safob
S. 4rben ben 3itel uuf aQes @runb=
etgentbum 5tpif6en Der II. unb IA.
@trabe unb 5pii9en 4. unb 6. @pe.,
fotpte bon Der 81. Bis 33. StraBe,
5ptf9en Der 6. unb 8. glbenue, err
iporben babe. 0iefer Oiftrtft, Der
bon Der Sruu beanfpru9t tpirb, umz
faBt bas nStar=Sbeater," bas @m.
Waloorf &itOr gebOrt, unb bic 8raz
ees&ir4e, bic Der Srinitpz&ir9engez
nohenf6aft gebDrt. Trau McOoz
nalo ma9t duberbem audi nod auf
anbere 9runbeigentbums gomplere,
bic fi9 in ben 6Gnben BON I6er bum
bert anberen Gigentbiimern befinben,
@nfpru9, inbeb iollen borlGufig nur
Die 8enunnten berflagt tperben. -
Sails bieier pro5eB erfolgrei9 tit,
perben bic anberen gigentbimer Tpdz
ter berflugt tperben. 5rau McOoz
nulo beanipru6t bag 9runbeisenz
t6um ols etn5iger lebenber birefter
Ra9fomme BON Satob s. 4rben, bem
urfpriinsli9en gtsentbiimer.
2tls 9rben itarb, binterlieB er fein
ganaes 8erm0gen 1einem Spbne eSa=
fob 6. 2lrben unb ieinen Grben, fans
Der Sobn fterben iolte. Sans Der
Sobu feline 9inber binterlaiTen ionz
te, fOlte bas Gun5e bem Seitdment
gu Solge an einen Neffen, Namens
SObn Summers, geben. Sas Seitaz
ment tpurbe 1923 beitdtigt unb fura
barauf iibertrug Summers fir $4,000
feinen permeintli9en 4nt6eil an benz
grbe an ben So6n. Nd9bem Mrben
bieIe Summe erbalten botte, berfauf=
te er bas 9anae in gar5ellen, unb
bieie Pdr3ellen purben pieber an
Die ieBigen Gigent6iimer iibertragen.
Srau McSpnalb bebauptet, baB Die
bon Summers porgenommene ueberz
tragung ungiiltig mar, neil er ni9t
Gtpas ii6ertrdgen fonnte, mas er
ni9t bate, unb besbalb fei aud Der
BON 4rben porsenommene @erfauf
auf 9runb bes Seffdments uneiiltig.
Sa Summers tobt fei, 10 niiffe bas
Grbe an ben urfpriingli9en @bfOmmz
ling bon Satob s. Qrben slrriidfal>
len.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-11

Ha9rt9ten fam es natiirli9 ni6t
Wunber ne6men, ipenn bic Sorge ba>
riiber, mas bic nd9ite 3ufunft brinz
gen mag, tmmer beGngitigenber pirb.
Sas groBe Publtfum 5iebt ii9 fetig
mebr 5uriid. sSSn etnem enormen l1mz
fang buuert bic Ibbabung Der BEL ben
8anfen ein9elegten @elber, Ielbit bei
suberldiiigen Snitituten, an, unb
aaer6anb 9eriidte iiber neue S9pie>
rtgfetten bur9f9pirren bic 2uft.
Die Golgen bes &ra9s Der 2eipz
5tger 8ant itnb audi in Send berporz
getreten. Oort mar bic &unbe berz
brettet porben, bab Die Senaer Spar@
faffe bur4 ben 3uiummenitur5 bes
2eipoiger sSSnitituts gepalttge @erlu5te
erlitten babe un0 ielbit aablungsunz
fdbtg getporben lei. Die g2a9ri9t
purbe in tpeiteiten 8reiien gegldubt,
uno 10 fanb Elm Nnfturm auf Die
Spartaife itutt, Der gegen S9lub Der
8anfitunben folofale 9imeniionen
angenommen bate. Man bofft, baB
bas S9limmite bpriiber lit, unb baB
ii3 bas bebrdnste Snititut baGten
fann. 9ei Der gegentpGrtigen I'M
ii9erbeit paet aber Niemanb, @ol9es
nit 8eitimmtbeit gu bebaupten.
Der bon 2anbftubl in Der baberiz
i9en gfals aus geflI9tete Sabritant
9erle BON Der 8rennerei Sirma
9erle II. Blum, tpel9er BON Der 9oz
li5et itedbrieflid berfolgt tpirb, fat
fpa9rf9etnltd fein gntfommen nuh
@merita betperfitelligt. Gr mar 5uz
sleih Sireftor bes n2anbitubler @or>
i4uBz@ereins" unb bat als iol9er
angebli9 eine balbe Milion Mdrf
unteri9lasen.
Sn Petersburg.
gilbert puliber unb syranf Muniep
bon NepzYorf finb in petersburg an
gefommen.
Sds Ser. Staaten Sduli9iff
r9artfprb" tit BON 8iel absefabren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-11

@brenbe5etgunsen. @pn ba iptrb bic
9eieai9aft na9 Gronberg unb peiter
na9 potsbam gum SegrGbnib am
Stsnitug geben.
(SpGter.) = Die briti59e Sd9t
v@ictorid unb GILBERT" NIT &Dnig Gb=
iparb, SDnigin 4leranbra unb Qnbee
rem an 8orD fam au @lifitneen an.
Gin amerifanii9esariegsi9t feuerte
einen Sulut auf Der Rbebe. Die poz
li5ei bate ale 3usdnge gum 9afen
abgeiperrt.
Mrti1lerie fir &DIn.
Na9 ben ManDbern trifft bic bisz
fer in Goblena beftnbli9e stpette Qb=
tbeilung bes Hbeinii9en Selbartilez
rie=Geginents g2r. SO in &Dln elm, 10
baB bds ganae Hegiment, befen Stab
f9on iiber elm Sabr in &Dln ftebt,
bort peretnigt 1T. Die 5tpsite @bz
tbeifung beaiebt bas Dftli9 bpn Der
alten &aierne na9 Der Miilbeimer
9atbe bin, on Der 8drbaraitrabe, bon
bem 8auunternebmer Sobann Slider
in Nippes auf eisene Ge6nung nit
etnem &oitenaufnanb BON iiber eine
Mi[ipn Wfarf neu erbaute 2aiernes
ment, bas Der MailttGrfisfus in Wliez
tbe nimmt. 9as ganse &ofernement
nit ietnen Nebenanlaeen ntmmt einen
&aum BON mebrersn Morsen Elm. sssiir
iebe 8atterte lit elm befonberes Sc
bdube errt6tet. Die brei 8dtterie=
bduier. bic In elmer Sront itsben, rnaz
den einen bur9aus angenebnen Gin
brud gegeniiber Der alien &aferne.
9inter Der sonsen &aiernenanlage
ipiro nod elm srOBsrsr Grer5ierplas
angelegt.
Die unfi4ere GinansIase.
Die gunturie bebeutenber Gtablifz
fements fOlsen Sdlag auf @dlas,
f9tpiil unb briidenb lGBt f9 bic
finan5ieue unb pirtbI9aftli6e @iz
tuation tn Seuti9Ianb an, unb penn
es etne sSeltlang 10 ipeiter gebt, fptrb
au9 nod Der leste Sunfsn bon Optiz
minus ausgetilgt psrben. @uf Der
gorie rief es eine serabe5u panifartise
Stimmuns berbor, ols aus Gelbern
i'm preubiiaenHesierunesbeairf Dill
felborf bic 9iobsppit fam, bic eroBe
Seibenfirma putter II. gortbum lei
in GOlse Der 3pDlfminipnen gleite
bes in Die peite @elt perbufteteu
Sbergauners Serlinhen bdnterott eez
lporeen. Inter bem GinfluB fol9sr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-11

,2lobbz6alIe" gu 8remerbdben abge@
balten. Die Mitglteoer Der 5dmilie
bes grmprbeten tperoen 5ugegsn 1etn,
unb Der &aiier ipirb etnen perlon=
li9en &eprGientanten entienoen.
ppfen's 90 TT It IN D 8 u NJ
leibe.
Ser ,3ei9sanaeieer" eiebt befannt,
bab bic preubiIde Hesierung bic bon
Der propin5 poien Su negostirenbe
Inleibe BON 40 Mirlionen Miarf sez
nebmist fat.
5ut9infon ni9t frant.
On Der in ben Ser. @taaten per>
breiteten Melbung, bab u. 6. 5utz
6inlon, prdFbent Der y2pui itana unb
Serds=9abn=g gompagnte, franf fei,
lit tein pabres @ort. 6r. Sutainz
fon, ipel9er ii9 in 8ab Haubeim aufz
bGlt unb i'm bortigen r&aiferbofz
9ptel" losirt, erflGrt ii4 felbit fir
pollfommen gefunb.
U 4tun b ptersiger Sepp
ni9t to BIT.
@erf9iebene 8lGttsr britgen bic
Melbung, baB Der befannte 6iitorifer
unb &unitselebrte Sob. gleponlut
Sepp, pel9er i'm Sabre 1847 bur9
ben ginfluB Der 2pla Mpntes NIT
iieben Ieiner GoIIegen als profei1or
Der Miinfsner llniperiitGt abseiebt
unb aus Der baneriI9en 6auptitabt
berbannt tpurbe unb bann berpprra=
senben gntbeiI an Der 1848er 8etpe=
eung nabm, eeItorben iei. Na9 einz
se5osenen grfunbisunsen berubt bic
Hudrt9t ni9t auf Wabrbeit. Sepp
ipuroe am Z. slusuft IS Sabre aft.
GlottenmanDper aufge&
bpben.
Der aaiier bat befoblen, baB bic
fir Die beporftebenbe Wo9e feitgeieB=
ten SlottenmanDper ipesen bes Sobes
Der &aiierin 5riebri9 ausfaIlen iolz
len.
Oes englii den 9pfes
Geife.
aOnig gbparo unb aDnisin Mle>
ranbra iinb nit Der prinseiiin @ie=
tpria, benz prin5en glifolaus bon
Grie9enlanb unb srpbem Gsfolae
beuts friih nad @liiiinsen absereiit.
Oort lpiro Das fOnisli9e Yaar bonn
8ice 4bmiral aennsbb enpfansen
lperbeR bod o9ne SaIat unp unbere
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-11

Sna6en-Sreioer ,tnS >@iite.
g8as Hbriq eeb1itbeu III BON unfrer 4 Sr
S6;ffsr=Strobbiten 0ebt iort fir.... - ~s'
9sj9Ssst t s:s,snit saaS'nssi'n oninsts o!. 16c.
, 1lrfsre SOC. peibtn Yiaue 5um O'S Sbdn= f@r
fers -
RnabenaSbirt4gSai aug 9srca1s -SOr
runir ei9enes" 90. =6ubritar. ....... SoS'
6jemlrit.rte Rrabtn=psts 4Q<
500 tpertb. b.................. ocSs
, Cine iptsita. 0drtie bon 2nnbsnsSb bulan,iger,
, fir Die soerfttra9t-amiirdrts biz e Q4
, s4OO ptrtauft-ein Grtras Bargain 10 Lou
ggau. Tlan.n Sdfikr Ian3iige fir ct TX
3nabsu-bistsr fitr s.. IS nsrfoufb sD A' sc
Girfifd,e Baeerohen fur Wduner.
ein prd5tisrs @fOrtiment.
Gin TritteI unter DEN resu!aren Uretfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-11
Gin Srefien fur @nbnfaten.

q e ipzY orf, 10. sluguit.-5rall
gfebeda glnn McOpnalb, cine in
@ingbdnlton tppbnenbe 80=idbrige
Srau, Die iih als re6tmGBige Gigen@
tbiimerin bon HetpzYorfer 9runoeiz
getbum i'm Wert6e BON 100000, 900
aussiebt, beabii9tist, @illiam Mal<
borf 4ifor unb bic @race=air9e auf
9eraus9abe bon Grunbeigentbun.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-11

aus Der S6ute ges
| d 10 a bt. = 5remoer (bei einem
8ranoe gum Bauer, beFsn 9dus
brennt): uSeib S6r bsnn aud perA
ii9ert9" = rgt freili, fpnit tbdt's
Do net 6renne."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-11

GongsRmonn 0lum s. Qb6 4brt4 @u ptG in einem 8r.
fHr3 qerna Mebn gomunp n9ton % g. ans gHrber,
srOBartg spn unb au lan ben fO9nbn @Dtsn:
,,9es TIT so beitdtgen, oa6 erane, fabrtstr nnn
Der 0eruma Wfcotctme &c., Columbus, Sbto, too etues
snnlte init Grfote eebrard)t vmroe. GS W ein norsGs
tides Sonte Tito utrS en 8eitud6tes SDtc raSG frafs
ttgem SD fam es Seneu empfeblem Die etae nniaSlte,
saperl6iRse geStan fir gd)paG)e sebraud)en."
@re bic penu Webitne g., Columbus So, ne R opie
Summer Gatarr9 8ss bic Yn s 2atur9s hbunbs 6ss
Bel fbcm t p Dr. 9urtmun5 fnfd4f9e Ganngn
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