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Arizona republican., 1903-04-19
WILD ANIMALS HARD TO TRAP
Many Almost Extinct and Others
 That Cannot Endure Captivity.

People sometimes wonder at the inn mense price put upon wild animals. The jungles of India and the wilds of Africa are full oi wild beasts, they argue. Il is only necessary to trap them and bring them home. Why, then, should a giraffe cost $10,00O and rhinocerC5 a like sum?
 Only the dealer in wild beasts can explain the query He will tell you no business is so risky. He will inform you that most of the rare wild ami mals on exhibition the world over come from Africa, and that these beasts must be trapped behind the Zambesi. which means POGO miles of toilsome journey before a start is made. The man in charge of trapping expedition must be experienced, resourceful, must know the country, the languages and be something of a doctor into the bar gain. He takes fearful risks, especially from fever, and must be proportion ately paid Ringling Brothers, whose circus is at the Coliseum, have two African trappers in their employ, who get $I5 a week the year around and all expenses. The latter are enormous. i Native carriers must be hired by the score. They know their worth and in sist on proportionate pay. Each car
 ries sixty pounds, and the charge on such load, merely from the coast up 1 to the great lakes, is 50 to D cents a pound. Big amounts of stores are a necessity, for not Cnly must guns, am
 munition, traps, timed goods, gro ceries, portable boats and medical com forts be taken, but a large amount of | rln p,,I de to Do natives for fresh supplies and informa-
 tion. That terrible insect, the tsetse
 fly, is another indirect expense to the African trappcrs. The creature, whose
 bite is fatal to horses, mules and oxen, makes human transport the only means of getting goods Up to the in | te~io~.
 1 George links. now superintendent of the menagcris department of Ringling Brothers circus, although American
 born, was for years an African trap per. He says, in spite of the fact of it's hardship and utmost risk, there is a fascina tion about it which few old timers can throw off. He says the two
 most difficult of all known creatures | to trap and get to the coast are the giraffe and zebra. The latter can only
 be caught in high and barren hills, and | with the utmost difficulty because ol
 shyness, while the giraffe Is practically
 extinct He says: .tThe two Zebras brought by me to the Ringing Broth
 CTS this winter were the only ones left out of fourteen caught. The giraffe is
 as tender as a baby and has a heart
 breaking way of dying suddenly. The
 only two giraffes captured and brought
 to the coast safely in the last twelve years are now in my charge, and one
 of them I trapped. I do not think the Ringling Brothers would part with
 them at any price. Even when the ami mals are safe at the port for shipment
 the troubles arc far from over Trop- ical beasts must be slowly and grad ually hardened to the change of eli mate.
 | Cape Town is the starting place for
 trapping expeditions and huge store
Arizona republican., 1903-04-19
T E M P E
G. CLIPPINGER, Mgr.

Mrs H. NJ. Hanaford, accompanied by her son and daughter, arrived in Tempe yesterday morning and are the guests of MT. and Mrs. Earl Parsons. Mrs. Hanaford and children are en route to their home in Elgin, H., from California >
 Andrew Nielsen. Otto Butzer and Woolf Sachs left last evening for Dis bee to attend a meeting of the Grand Lodge, l. o. O. F.
 w T. Cummings is confined to his home with Ia grippe.
 Mrs. Averill and sister, Miss Reed, spent yesterday the guests of Phoenix friends.
 Haskell Brown and sister. Miss Mae Brown of Arkansas City, Kan, are the guests of their uncle, J. T. Willis.
 w. s. Walters of Bisbee shipped a car of cattle to his home last evening"
 Sam Miller opened his second bowling alley yesterday.
 Louis Hedgepath. who has been teaching the Fowler district school is spending d CIV days with Tempe friends
 Oscar Mullen who has been employed in the Phoenix mail service. has rs- signed his position and returned home.
 Mrs. stelzreide was visitor to Phoenix yesterday
 Miss Louise Ullman of Phoenix is spending Sunday in Tempe the guest of her sister, Miss Elizabeth UHmaun
 Dan Blinn of San Francisco and ". T. Lee of Washington, D. C.. r gistered at the Casa Loma yesterday.
 Messrs- Faust, Pickens and Robison
Arizona republican., 1903-04-19
THOUGHTS ON MATHEMATICS

Mathematics is that science which teaches us how not to let others do us as WIS would do them. science, probably because it exacts so much brain work
 Some people are natural born math- ematicians. They find it as easy as rolling off a logarithm.
 A number is a unit. Quite a num- ber'' means any old thing-possibly !. whole lot
 The sign of division is usually called plus. Ii is also expressed by the doe 'tur'5 visit.
 Multiplication is vexation:
 Division trifie worse:
 But an incommensurable equation
 Is blightinS and deadly curse. lhiHES equal to the same thing are equal to one another, but there are some things few of us feel equal to. A prime" quantity is one that can, net be divided, but $lOOO, GOO can fan under that head under some circum- stances.
 The radical sign indicates that ;. root is to be extracted. When the den- tiat tackles the correct tooth. it is the square root.
 In the expression two beers," two" IS called the coeflicient of 'tbeers,' but It isn't efficient for the co.
 It is impossible to square the circle but 1t is always easy to square ths policeman.
Arizona republican., 1903-04-19
MIR. BELFIELD WAS ON TIME
And His Ezpectant Wife Was Piqued
 at His Promptness.

Whenever Mir. and Mrs. Belfeld go any place in the evening, Mrs. Be1field realizes she is booked to go through the same little vaudeville performance which has dogEed her footsteps ever since she took MT. Belfield for better or worse q few years ago. This is the dialogue which accompanies the turn:
 Harry, it's o'clock and we must be there by 8. Won't you please go and get ready? It takes you so long to dress, you know.
 'Oh, I'll be ready before you are. just want to finish this book You run along and I'll be upstairs presently
 Harry, It's twenty minutes past :. Do hurry"
 "Yes. dear"
 Harry Belfield. You've just fifteen minutes to dress!"
 All right, Coming. It won't take me five minutes,"
 Then Mrs. Belfield all gowned and gloved roams through the downstairs rooms till twenty minutes of in wrath of heart while upstairs MT Belfel1 whistles in undiminshed spirits as he brushes and slaves and dresses.
 T don't see why Mrs. Belheld walls whenever the subject comes up. N should take you exactly twice as long to dress as it does me! What on earth can you find to do?"
 1t doesn't take me long," MT Bel field always insists. stoutly. Ut just seems long to you because you are so nervous.
 "Pooh!" retorts Mrs Relfeld, scorn- fully. Many is the time I've waited solid hour for you after I was all ready. And by that time the powder is all off my nose. my hair is ready to he done over again and I'm more in a frame of mind to go out slaughterins the innocents than to attend d civil ized gathering"
 When the thester party was pro tected Mrs. Eelfeld began the day be fore. She put on beguiling smile and
Arizona republican., 1903-04-19
DOCTORS KILLED HIM.

Butte. Mont, April 1S.-The trial of J. w Kelly, late editor of the Butte Inter Mountain, charged with the n1ur- ce- of Dr. H. 4. Cayley, in October, 1902, was opened today beicre JudSe Lcary. Judge Frederick Turner, who testified for the sxate, said, under cross examination that in his opinion. pr. Cayley would have recovered from the wounds inflicted by an unknowl party. presumably Kelly. but that his death was directly caused by the opera tions performed upon him at q local hospital The trial will be continued Monday
Arizona republican., 1903-04-19
GEN. SHERIDAN'S GIFTS.

Washington, D. C., April 1S.-The 1n- Sheridan, in this. city, which were pre- sented to him by admirers throughout the country, have been sold by Mrs. Sheridan, the proceeds derived being s55,0c0
Arizona republican., 1903-04-19

For bargains in real estate go to A. B. Tomlinson, Tempe, Ariz.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-24

Sanger fri6 an. 0ret
4naben i'm Qlter BON - Bis Is Sab
rem, pel6e lire Namen Qls Qouis
8OIud, Qouis Smith unb N1un
Srurton unga6en, puroen geftern pom
@ergeunten @oBpein ouf Die On
f6~uIbigung fin berbaftet, in bic @o6z
nung BON 6rau Marp 6tfman, CIR.
500. Wsfz6abetteJ5traB einge6rn=
den gil ietn unb me6rete Nteifing6G6ne
unb 8Ietr0bren entpenbet gu 6aber.
8pliseirt9ter 9oben pom tpeitli6en
9iftrift iberpie8 bic bret iugenoli6en
&rreftanten benz @erfa6ren bes SUI
qenori9ters. Ser Nltpaoren6dnoler
@eorge Mdrfs BON gr. 23O, 0eftz
grattS9traBe, peI9er angebli9 ben
8naben Die geitoblenen Wadren abgez
fault baden fou, fpurbe pegen angel
Iifer 6e6Ieret unter 8irgI4aft fir
Feinen 9ro3eB geiteat.
8rtff angebIi4 cine alte
Srau an. Charles s. Crane,
elm A Sabre alter Mtann, pel9er Ietz
ne ADre7e aIs Ger. 222, Weft|Mabiz
fDnJ5traBe, ungab, purbe geitern in
Der norbpeitIt6en YOIi3eiftatiDn unz
ter $1,000 8iirgi4aft fir fein GrI4eiz
men gum 9ro3eB geiteut, neil er an
ge6li9 einen t6dtlifen Qngriff auf
5rau Sophie 8ran3, cine 76 Sabre
alte @ittpe BON 0r. 663, Mef@Prattz
StrdBe, ma9te.
Die StimmIotdGe = Sn
, BEN @n3eigenfpalten Der Reuttgen
Qusqa6s bes g9eutIfen @orreippnz
benton" finb be 3O8 StimmlOfale
qnge5eigt, in tpeI4sn am 5. gfat ge%
ftimmt tperben ptrb.
4b mad 96iIabeIp9ia.-
Der 80 Sabre ulte neutrality-suspicious.
Sato6 @soB Don 9biIdoelp9ia, mel
der am MittpD9 pom 0etttib 9aa
auf Die ACKNOWLEDGING per6aftet
fparO, feinem Qr6eitgeber Gopurb S.
@naber BON Scr. 22O4, 8ribges2IDe.,
philadelphia, angebli9 $500 unter>
f6lagen 5u baden, rpurOe geitern pom
@ebeimpoliaiiben 8onb BON 8atlabelz
pbta abgehOrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-24
StaOt Baltimore.
grirfbefnrbernna nadl benz GusIanbe.

Die auspGrtiss poft fir Die nit
benz 25. april enbenbe Wo9e i4lieBt
Tin alien 5duen piinttli4) i'm biez
figen poitamte, pie fOlgt:
Die poit 1T offen fir padet>StIde
BON 8 1br Morgens Bis 8 ubr Nod-
mittugs tdgli4, ausgenommen Sonns
Tags.
Die 9ampfer DerIaHen Genz0ort,
N.zO., Bis unberpeittg a~nsegeben.
SransatIantif4e Soft.
Sreitdq - 9 ubr Mbenbs, fir @us
ropd, per Oampfer sGtrurta," pia
Sueenstoipn.
@ o It { ii r Si b. unb Central
4merita, Wefinbiene etc.
0onnerftag = 1 nbr Na4mittags,
fir Samaica, per Oampfsr BON 3d.
ton; II l16r Ra9ts, fir Snagua unb
9aiti, per 9ampfer r6lanOria;;" fir
Grenada unb Srinibab. per Sampfer
yMaripal."
5reitag = II u9r Na6ts, fir GU
tacao unb @ene5uela. per Oampfer
Mardcai6o; fir 2eeparbz unb Winoz
fporO : SnieGn. 8ritii9, 9Oudnbii4
unb 5ran30fi9 Guiana, per DAM
pier ggaribbee;;" fir 9orto Rico, per
0ampfer rponce;" fir Sortune So
lamb, Samaica unb 9reptopn, per
9ampfer n8alencid."
9oft fir Neufunblanb pta Rortb
S1bneD unb fir Mtguelon pid Bottom
f9lieBt bier tdgGi8 UNI 8 1br Ra9z
mittags; fir @uba pia Sampa, Slu.,
tdgGi9 um 1 uAr Na9mittags; fir
Sonburus, Gotta Rico unb @udtemaz
Ia bia NepSS rleans tdgli9 UNI 8 nbt
Q6enbs.
Srdns=8 dcific g o #.
Samftag - n6r 46enbs, fir6az
puii China, Sapan unb bic g6ilippiz
men, bia San 5ran3iseo; fir Qutraz
lien, SEEM Galebonien un6 Sit : Snz
ieln, bia 8~ancpuper.
poft fir bic pbiltppinen, bid San
5ran3isco, per Ser. @tudten { Srdnse
port Oumpfer, i4tieBt bier tdglia 7
ubr Q6enbs Bis gum 26. Qpril; fir
China unb Supan, Diu Seattle, Z ubr
46enbs Bis gum 26. Qprtl.
Srans@ ptrb tdgli9
gum Nbgungsbafen b%ef0roert unb Or
rangements Itnb ~9etrOffen fir beren
ununter6rodene l1e6erlano Z 8efOrOes
rung.
g.. Oupies 8arfieIb,
8pftmetfter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-24
@snmen 10 RimIitu.

@Onnenffein, CUTE 8a6n unb 8ubIrei>
der 8efu9. = &eiter uno gferb
fiir5en. = Grfterer enttpmmt,
PferO tpirb getDbtet.
Der brittle Sag Der Wettrennen in
PimIico reihte ii4 feinen 8orgdngern
in 8e3ug duf Netter unb 8st6eiligung
piirbig an, ii6ertraf iie aber an aufz
regenben @reigntfen. SSSm leBten 3enz
nen, benz 2 Meilen @teeple4aIe fir
Serrenreiter, ais bic Setter in ben
n9omeftret9" %einbogen, puroe bas
BON feinem @igentbiimer, 6rn, Dion
&. 8err, gerittene 9ferO rSoe Better"
gegen ben 3aun ~geordngt. SIS rannte
gegen einen Pfoiten, Der i6m bic linte
Seite auf9IiBte unb ben Sob bes
tp~ert6boqen S6ieres berurfa6te. 6r.
SEER entfam nit einigen S9rammen,
bic er i'm Stur5e erlitt. 9a auf bteies
8ferb beoeutenbe @etten gefeBt tparen,
lit aud Der finan3ieue 8erluit fir cine
gr0Bere 4n3u6l SpprtsIeute Elm 3iemz
li9 empfinbli9er. 9os 8efultot Der
3ennen mar:
@rites Rennen - 9reiid6rige uno
Qeltere, cine M}eile: yMoIte 9epton"
(S6ieme) critics, yM6eeler 8."(MaliD
5tpettes unO r@9arpleB" (SuuiOan)
brittes qferb. 3ett 1,434 W2inuten,
3peites Demonstrating - 3peiz
idbrige = a. 5urlOngs: nPlsaIant
MemDries" WalfG critics. n5ortune
9unter" (8per) 5peitss unb rWtattie
@raD" Is. Sloan) brtttes Pfero. 3eit
574 @etunben.
0rittes Rennen = 6irbenrennen-
@ierid6rige 3fpei W}eiIen: nSmperiaz
lift" (Ro6inIon) ertes, n@triteuIi9bt"
(R. Saubert) 3peites unb nSa uieO"
(6outden) Oritte5 PfsrO, 3eit 4,16
Minuten.
8tsrtes Rennen - 9reijdhrige -
fsben GurlOngs: rW}rs. 5ront Softer"
(@ulf0 critics, r9ustp @ecret" (@ontz
mem 3peitss unb n8OitOn" (83er)
britteg gferb. 3eit 1921 Minaten.
Tiinftes Rennen - 9iiroenrenren
fir 6errenreiter, 5pei Meilen: Beau
SOeuI"(s6Omas) critics vG6eDol 0'0r"
(6err 6upes) 3peites uno ri. y.
Cad" (6err Saplor) brttteS Pfero.
3ett 4.24 Mfinuten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-24

8eram gen ii r beuts.
0emDfratif9e Wdrb : 8er1ammz
luneen fperben belteAbenb in ben fol-
eenben 9lGBen ftattfinben: 1. 8arb
= Scr. 29O1, S'9pnneutr.; 2. @arb
= @afternz4penu unb 8~roobpap; 6.
@arb = Nr. q, Nprb=W af6ington<
ffraBe, unb Nr. 22O0, 5uirmountz
Npenue; 8. Wdrb = rpbilantbropDz
6ane;;" 20. 8arb = @iltenss4 benue
unb Yulasftftr.
Sinh gu 9unten Mc2 e's.
Cine nMortingmen's QfOciatiOn,"
tpie tie bor bier Subren CUR untertiiz
bung bes ~bamaligen bemofrattiden
Ganbibuten unb fpGteren Mapors
Sbomas g. 5apes prganiIirt parb,
lit jeBt tpieoer ms 2eben getreten, II.
Stpur nit ben f~plgenben 8eamten:
Yrdfibent Daniel S6eesleb, SefretGr
1taf 9er3Og, S4dBmeiiter 9eorg
@riesman. Sdmmtli9e Mitglieber
gebOren, tpie es beiBt, CUR n5eberatton
Of 2abor." Gin @r : SetretGr Der
federation 1agte geItern: nSGmmtltz
DE MitglieOer Der FEDERATION BADEN
bic grDBte Q6tung por 6rn. Md9ter,
benn er lit tets i6r 5reunb gepefen.
4ber ba er Hepublifuner lit, tDnnen
tie ni9t fir i'm fir bas Maporsamt
ftimmen, benin Iobalb bic Republican,
f9e partei in Baltimore ans &uber
fommt, itrOmen bic Neger aus ben
Sibitaattn 6er6ei uno ii6eri9pemz
men ben Mr6eitsmartt."
4u tern6dnbler i.r
MeQdne.
Qn Der 4uiternfperfte an prattitr.
blBten Die IuiternbdnbIer geitern@orz
mittug eine oemotratif6e 5lagge, nell
DE bic HGmen Mc2une, Cooper unb
8epbart IrGgt. Staats Qufternz
Snipettor Wm. pobler bate bic @6re,
Die Slagge auf3u3ieben.
YIN Wtc Ndne = | II b.
Sn O'gteiI's 9uGe, Rr. 839, 9reenz
mount : Qbenue, in Der 10. @arb,
BADEN 9emofraten aQer S6ottirunz
gen = 9aDesz, YetpeQz, 2utrobe= unb
gfc2ane : 4n6dnger = einen SIC
Game : Club ~gegriinoet, Der bereits
$50 0tttglieOer bat. Die 8eumten
ftno:PrGitoent @oparo 2aap, 1.8icez
Prdfioent Sames 9orabue, 2. 8icez
prdiioent 2ouis 5reebuger, @efretdr
Wm. GGrttn, 5inan3 : @efretGr @6p.
53ompion, protOtonirenoer SetretGr
9. Snpoer, Sergeant : at : Qrms
@opar0 &rempel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-24
9ntaIbcri6te alIs @aibingtuu.
&ir4en ii r # en- in 8eraz
tBung.

! y u IL y
Die jd6rli6e 8erTammlung Der
@r3bii9Dfe Der tatbolif6en Stride
fanO geItern in Der Mc0}a6onz6aIe"
her &at6oIif6en unioeriitGt in 0uf6z
ington itatt. Die 8erat6ungen, bic
btnter gef9IoTenen 36iiren gepfIegt
purOen unb BEL oenen &aroinal @ibz
bOns ben @oriiB unO Gr3bii6Of Reaz
ne ba8 8rotptoQ fii6rte, foIen ais
8egenitanb Die 9olitit Der Stride in
ben 8btlipptnen ge9abt BADEN. &nOere
5ragen, Die Stride in Den Ser. Stauz
ten betreffenb, purben ebenfaG8 erpOz
gen, bod tpurDe ba5 8eIultat ni6t be-
tannt gegeben. Na6 Der SiBung ipa@
rem bic &ir4enfiriten Die 9Gite OeS
neu inItauirten 3eftor8 Der &at6oli=
f6en uniberItdt, Mon5ignor O'Gon=
neil, BEL einem 8antett in Der yGal0s
neQz6aQe." On bemeIelben bet6eiligz
ten ft8 etpa 12O 8erionen, eini4lieBz
Ii6 be8 &urDinaI5, aIer Gr3bif40fe,
8if&0fe unb @eiitli8en, bic fi6 fir
bic @eremDnie in Der llntberittdt einz
geFunben 6atten, unb Diele S%tubenten
unD 2aien.
Die erte 6ffentli9e Geremonie gtng
UNI "A u6r Ra6mittags Dor ii9, al5
nQ6 elmer 9ro3eiiion BON Der 9ibiniz
tnz6que &ar0tnal Gibbons ben eriten
Gpatenfti6 fir ba5 geplante 9ominiz
fanerz6aus that. QeBteres nirb i'm
oot6ff6en StDl aus Granit erri6tet,
fou $25O,OO0 toiten unb i'm Ofto6er
1904 fertig iein. IS pirb ba8 M11t=
ter6aus Des Srbens in @meritu fetn.
Bon bier aus na4n Die Bro3e1Iion If
rem 0eg nu4 Dem i'm 8au begriffenen
Qpoitolif6en Miiions6uuIe, no &arz
btnal 9tb6on5 ben @dftein fegnete.
SSn benz 6auie ioqen PrieIter fir ben
Mi5fton8btenft porbereitet peroen; es
ioQ $4,000 tOiten unb ebenfaQs i'm
Ottober nG9iten Sa6res bereit fein.
Die idbrlt6e SiBung Der 9irettoz
rem Der &at6OIii9en Snoianer>N}if
iion, beitebenb aus &drbinal@ib6ons,
@r36i14of 4ban BON philadelphia,
Batter @iGiam Set9um, Batter e. &.
91er, grGiibent bes ct. SOiepbssS Be-
minars gu 0unpoOOie, 0.zg., uno
@6arles g. Gust BON 0aI6inton,
tpirb 6eute Ttattfinoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-24

8etterausii9ten. = Sir
Mar1lunb unb ben Oiftritt Columbia
flar unb fpGrmer umGreitdg. triiberes
Metter am SdmitaQ. berdnoerli9e
Winoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-24

StrdBenraub. - S6omds
9a9eb, tpeI6er porgiebt, in Ir. 1925,
8ant4StraBe, 81 fpObnen, fpurOe ge=
ftern Qbenb an Der 9reitbent1StraBe
nabe gantonz2lpenue, psr6aftet uno
unter Der ACKNOWLEDGING, ben in g1r.
721, St4gratt45traBe, pD6n6aften
Sbomas W6ite auf Der StraBe niez
bergeidGagen urb I'm $38 beraubt gu
bGben, in cine 53eqe Der Ditli9en 30
Ii3etitatiOn gefperrt. M6ite tbenti=
fi3irte Qa9eb als ben S96ter.
Sn Der 8ut ertrunfen.-
Murtin Meper. 81 Sabre aft, Der gu
@Huie's Stattpn tpo6nte, itiir5te ga
fern 8ormittdg BON einem 8rQ6mep
Der Baltimore Dredging 60" als
berfeIbe fi9 .uuf. Der 8ai, no6e BEN
Magot6p4Riper, befqnb, ms WaFer
unb ertrant, Die ManrI9aft 6es
S9Geppbampfers m8uIcan," pel6er
ben Prubmen i'm S9Iepptau bate,
berfu4t Dsrge6lt4, ben iungen
Mann, Der fi9 etpa 5 M2inuten lana
iiber 8aTer biett, gu retten. Meber
mar felt benz II. MGr3 B. s. Bel Der
@ompagnie angeiteGt unb 6interIdBt
uuBer ieinen @ltern feds 8riioer unb
aDei S4peftern,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-24

g al # a G. unb s=G L
turipnen mad Baibington $1.25
auf Der .penniplounia=8a6n
9iuete fino fir bic RIdfa6rt Biz
@onntag Nbenb giItig, Ollie 3ige,
her Congregational 2imiteO" ausge>
npmmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-24

@el0e n B unge ma 8
9eutf4IunO24 Gents pro Marf
unb @ommifitOn. Sbeo. 8. Die
ner &c o., Ais @aterz5truBe
&usldnoif4es 9eGb, @e6iel un6 Gre
btt@8riefe. S4iffstarten BON unO
na4 @uropo. esq.,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-24

Werben in. 5Dmen'g SCI
feIn treten.- SRI. Gina u.
Reis, So9ter BON 2eonburO unb Ga
roline Reis, Nr. 1918, 8ant@9 trdBe,
uno Sr. 8m. Blum tperben am MIDI
item Mittpa9 in Der ct. Mi3aelsz
Stride, gde 2om6urbz unb 8olfe>
@traBe, BON pater S. 2uB gum 8unbe
fiir's Qeben peretnt. DIS 8rautfibrer
piro 9r. 6ranf Blum, 8ruOer oes
8rGutigams, fun9iren uno dls 8rautz
iungFer SRI. Gillian S4Oning. Die
So93eitsfeisr erfOlgt Johann in Der
n6ia6lanb Mcabem1."
80 dgner= g angperein"
lit Der Nams zines neuen 8eretns, Der
.fi9 CUR 9flege bes Auartstt@ unO
@DlogeIanges in Der p9ermania@
SurnbdGe" an Der Pof>Office44be.
organtiirt Aut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-24
Sekt lit Die Seit,

Guer Rlut an r%siniqen; t~nttsSiQt Gu3 Gurer @las
tersGridltuna unO itdrtt Gutr Sphsm.
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