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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-25

Moro even than In his words, there
was in the renegades haunting manner
and assurance that which left no doubt
iof his infamous determination. and
Lady Somers, moved beyond containing,
uttered a subdued cry Of passionate re-
sentiment, and half started from her
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-05
BRIDE IN BURST OF TEARS
GIVES UP WEDDING SECRET.
Mrs. George II. strohm. ScoIded for
staying Out Late With Husband,
Marriage Certificate.

For six months Mr.. and Mrs. George H.
Strohm OF Kirkwood kept their marriage a
sec-et from theiF parents and relatives.
Friday they notified Mrs. Strohm's moth
er. and yesterday Mr. and Mrs. Strohm.
ST.. were told Of the wedding.
Mrs. Strohm was Miss Jeanette Burgess,
aughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Burgess
of Kirkwood. on October 8. ise. she tod
her mother she was going TO 81. Louis 70
do some shopping. but instead she met
Strohm and went with him to Hilisboro.
Jefferson County. Mo, where the marriage
took place.
When Strohm and his bride returned TO
kirkwood they separated. each going 10
the homes Of their respective parents. Al
most every evening he called at the Bur
CESS home. but guarded the secret.
Last Thursday evening Strohm took his
wife to a ball in the country. II was late
when they returned. and Mrs. Burgess be-
gan to scold her daughter. Mrs. Strohm
burst into tears. and said she supposed she
could stav out late with her husband
This was the first intimation Mrs Bur
CESS received OF the marriage and she com
manded her daughter TO produce her Ger
tificata. This was done. and then Mrs.
Burgess did some crying. Strohm SAYS he
also shed a few tears. His mother-in-law
was finally concIliated and invited him 10
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-05
ATLANTA BANK CLERK FACES
CHARGE OF TAKING $4,000.
Fashionable Young Man Not Suspect
ed Until Discovery of Shortage
by Expert Accountants.

Atlanta, Ca. April &c. Mailman Sims,
collection clerk for the Capital City Ma
tional Bank. has been placed under arrest
10y United State Deputy Marshal Scott.
upon 4 warrant swOrt out bv President
Speer Of the bank. charging Sims with en-
bezzling ssi.oCo.
Sims Is now held at the Piedmont Hotel
by the Deputy Marshal. He refuses to talk.
The first suspicion Of a shortage In Sims's
accounts arose yesterday. Expert account
ants Immediately began work on the books.
and II was disclosed that large sums had
been abstracted AT various times. extending
back several years.
The warrant was then sworn out by the
president Of the bank.
SINS has been In the service u the bank
for light wears. and was regarded As one
Of its most reliable employees.
He moved ia exclusive circles Of Atlanta
society and was popular As u young man
Of fashion
\ portion Of the dedication is covered by
Sims'S bond. and he also OWLS some proper
~. which will he turned over 10 the bank.
National Bank Examiner Dessaussure
states that the bank is in mo- danger. Sims
has admitted his suil:
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-05
WORLDS FAIR SEASON PASS
TIED TO LIBERATED BALLOON
Big Air Craft Is Expected TO Make
Thousand-NiIe Journey Before
AIiEhtinE.

4 season pass TO the Worlds Fair will
be presented 10 the finder OF a large gas
balloon, to be released from the EXPOSE
ton grounds during the fireworks exhibi-
tion on the first CAV OF the dedication cere-
monies.
The balloon Will Of large proportions.
made OF the finest and lightest oil silk and
filled with the best quality Of hydrogen
gas. Attached 10 the bag. with safeguards
% prevent INJURY. will be the notice for the
return Of the card to the Exposition man
sgesnent.
II Is expected that great interest VIII be
srouSed by this OFFER. not Only because OF
the intriHsic value OF the pass. but because
Of the public atienti. n thar would be direct
ed toward the progress Of the big balloon
In its voyage across the country
The Pain superintendentS express the ne
lief that the balloon under moderately Ia
Vorable conditions will travel LOU miles
from the Fair grounds before IL returns 10
earth.
Interest as TO the direction Of the wind
O. the night of the balloons release, Is eX-
6ected TO run high that night
The Pain Company i preparing the nrst
OF 500 frames each 10 feet long by D feet
vide, for the skeleton Of the Immense set
pieces, which will be "a feature Of the dedt-
cation fireworks. including Festival Hall,
The cascades and Cascade Gardens
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-05

FIGHT ON KIRKW00D SALOONS.
Citizens Party Makes Local OPP
ton a Campaign Issue.

Saloons in Krkwood must CO. was the
campaign slogan adopted at the mass meet
ing OF the Citizens party at Armory Han
in that town last night.
The nominees for Aldermen were: ID. IL
Black. from the First Ward: John Walker
Evans. from the Second; Charles 6. Kicker.
from the Third. and +. H. Lycett. from the
Fourth.
Four committeeman from each ward were
appointed OF the Antisaloou Committee.
They are as follows: First Ward. W. F.
Warner. c. s. Ballew, G. h. Miller and
\. 3. Amber: Second Ward. J. W. Flndl-y.
J. &. Wild. J. Z. Montgomery and W. +.
Bender: Third Ward. George w. Tauss.g.
Freeman Mings. George l.. Edwards and II.
A Hyatt; Fourth Ward. II. b. OchterbeCk.
Frank Kicker. Gerard DeHoog and Collins
Jones.
AT present three saloons are in Kirkwood.
and this committee was instructed TO wOfS
to abolish them. The plan is TO first raise
the license TO a prOhibitive rate. and. II
that does not avail. then TO pass an or
dinance absolutely prohibiting the sale a
lSquor within the city limits. Another mGSs
meeting will be held in the Armory Hall
Monday night in behalf OF the Citizens
ticket.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-05
ONE STRIKE IS SETTLED.
Parcel Delivery Drivers and Their
Employers Reach Agreement.

The strike OF the baggage and parcel de-
livery drivers Was settled last night and
the men Wil return 70 work Tomorrow
morning.
A committed from the union and one rep
resenIinS the employers held a conference
In the iiutell Hotel last night. with the
result that the following agreement was
entered into: Drivers OF ont-EoTse wagons
shall b- paid Si050 per week: drivers OF
two-horSa wagons shall be paid az per
week: drivers OF stake wagons shall be paid
Si2F per week. Twelve hours shall conSti-
tute a DAYS work and the men are Ia b.
allowed one hour for dinner. Straight time
shall be allowed for all work dJnv after
the regular days work has been completed
Twenty-Five cents an hour shall be paid
for work done on Sundays and holidays
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-05
r. P. WILLIAMS is PRESIDENT.
Chosen Head of Mississippi So
ciety in 81. Louis.

The annual meeting and election OF the
Mississippi Society OF 81. Louis at the
Planters Hotel last night resulted in tie
Unanimous selection Of r. p. Williams for
president. Other officers elected were. r
+. B-ownrigG. 4. NJ. Holiday and Doctor
J. William williamson. first. second and
third Wire president. respectively: II. g
enkin treasurer, and A. H. ROundbush.
secretary.
On the Executive Committee. which Is the
active governing body OF the society. T. u.
Harvey. Doctor II. y. Spencer. Oscar John
elected.
Following the election there was a smok-
er and informal supper. a. which officers
were installed. II was decided TO entertain
Governor LONGING of Mississippi and mem
bers OF his stan when they visit ST. Louis
TO witness the dedication exercises Of the
Worlds Fair. The annual banquet is gwen
on December 10. which was the date Of the
admission Of Mississippi 10 statehood in
1870.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-05
MISS BREMERMANN TO MARRY
GEORGE STORM OF NEW YORK
Parents of Popular sOuth 1 Girl
Announce Prospective Wedding
which VIII BE Soiemuized.

Mr.. and Airs. Frederick Bremermann OF
No 81 Nicholson pace have announced the
engagement OF their dauEhter. Elsie. TO
George l.. Storm OF New York.
The date OF the wedding has not been
definitely decided upon. hut Il Will take
place in the early fall.
Miss Bremern1afa - 4 daughter Of the
president OF the St. Louis Glass and
Queensware Company. and i a faVorite in
society OF the South Side. She became a.
quainted with Mr.. Storm while on 4 visit
10 New York
Mr.. Storm * connected with the firm 81
Straito1 X Storm. cigar ard tobacco aseS4-
erS He * now in the city and will r.
main until after Easter
Last night h. was entertained at tho
home OF his fanCee. During the week ths
couple viii be- hUnorcd by several small al
fairs TO he given by friends d the pros
nectiNe hrice.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-05
THREE SENATORS sUBPoENAED.
Service Secured on One To Appear
at jefferson City.

The legislature to appear before the Grand
jury at Jefferson City have been received
by Sheriff Di-kmarn- The reached here
several days ago and were given q Deputy
Sheriff Joseph W. Dickmanu. Jr.. TO serve.
Senator John SartoriuS ~ the Thirteenth
District Is the only one on whom service has
been procured.
The other subpoenas We're for Senator's
William J. S~hceulaUb Of the Twenty-thlrd
District and Johu =. Collins Of the Thirty
Iirst District.
Schcenlaub and Collins left the city the
day the papers arrived The only tnforma-
tion tina, could o. got by Deputy Sher-
IFS Was that they had gone on together on
a fishing trip TO Southwest Missouri and
that they would not return for at least two
weeks
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-05

Town Marshal. Police Judge Collector and
street Commissioner will be held in Web
Ster Groves Tuesday. Both the Progressive
full tickets. Mayor T. {. Young heads the
Progressive ticket and Police Judge F. Nj
Anderson the Peoples.
The issues are practically the same as in
the last election. The Peoples party rep
resentativeS claim that they are taxed ex-
ceSSively. This the PrOsreSsives deny. They
advocate improvements. The Peop,ss parry
opposes them. The Peoples party want the
police force reduced from three to two mem
bers- The PrCgrsssives think Othsrwise-
The Peoples party platform demands the
election OF only real estate taxpayers TO
the positions. of Mayor and Aldermen
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-05
COAL PRICES STRIKE BOTTOM.
Dealers Say That Fuel Will Be No
Cheaper This Year.

Local dealers declare that bituminous coal
Is now at rock bottom prices IL il the be-
ginning Of a new year In the trade and
coal men say there Is littlc chance for
cheaper prices this summer. ON the con-
trary thee declare L IS liable TO take a
Jump IT any time.
Throughout the winter coal WIS quoted
at from Is To- Is cents a buSheL This price
has been gradually decreasing until now the
bringing - cents.
Last year at this time coal was selling for
So per ton. The average price now i $50
per ton Dealers say the advanced cost of
mining. transferring and ~frelghting should
now be aCc-d 10 this in order to give Jne
real value OF the coal and comparison with
rise. they say. ls liable 10 come at any
moment
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-05
FOLK GUEST OF HONOR.
Grand Jury That First Indicted
Boodlers Gives Annual Dinner.

Circuit Attorney Joseph ". Folk was the
guest of honor at a dinner given by mem
bers OF The Grand Jury of February. 1872.
at the Mercantile Club last night. II WIS
this Grand Jury which first stirred IN the
Doodle scandals, and set on foot the Work
which was so effectively pursued by 9Ir.
Folk. and later Grand Juries.
The dinner was the second given The
first took place at the Mercantile Cub
shortly after the adjournment of the Grant
Jury. on this occasion II was understood
by the members that they should meet an
nually for the purpose Of a reunion and de-
bate.
William &. Dean. foreman OF the Grand
Jury. presided. Thsre were no set speeches.
but every one present was called upon TO
make short talks.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-05
Marine Intelligence.

~Cherbourg. April 4-Arrived: Grosser
Kurfurst, New York. via Plymouth, for
Bremen. and proceeded.
Hong-KonG. April 4-Arrived tprevious-
ly): Nippon Maru. San Francisco. via Homo
lulu and Yokohama.
Queenstown. April ARRIVED: Etruria,
New York.
Plymouth April ARRIVED: Grosser
Kurfurst. New York.
New York. April ARRIVED: Armenian.
Liverpool. Sailed: Minnetonka. london;
Trave, Naples and Genoa. C~anpauia, Liver
pool: Graf Waldersee, Plymouth. Cher
bourg and Hamburg; Columbia. Glasgow:
Island, Copenhagen
Havre. April a. D. m Sailed: La Lor-
rain. New York.
Queenstown. April 4-Arrived: Etruia,
New fork foE Liverpool and proceeded.
Liverpool. April L-Sailed: Lucania,
New York.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-05
SOME R0OFERS ARE AT WORK.
Bosses Say 1t Is Only Temporarily,
However.

The strike OF the composition rOofers will
be taken up by the Building Trades COun-
ell next Wednesday night.
\ few OF the ~rOOfers worked yesterday at
the wage scale demanded This was work.
the contractors say. that needed immediate
attention and the men engaged only tempo
rarily.
The master roOfers say that they will
insist that the agreement entered into be-
tween them and the members Of the union
a year ago be adhered to. They say that
they Will not ignore the agreement and in
crease the wages Of the men.
The local union OF composition roofers Is
controlled bv the central body and the
matter will be handled in the nature OF an
appeal by the Trades Council.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-05
LouIsIAxA.s STRONG DELEGATION.
Governor and Troops VIII Come on
Special Rates From Hallway.

William e. Stubs. LOuisville's Executive
Commissioner 10 1he Worlds Fair. writes
for the round trp FOR citizens and one cent
per capita mile for the soldiers has been OBJ
tained over two railroads leading 10 St
Louis.
4 letter from Governor Heard OF Louisi-
ana yesterday notified the Exposition man
REemen that he would. accompanied by 7
staff OF at least twenty persons and probab-
~ 200 members OF the Louisiana National
Guard. attend the dedication.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-05
ATTEMPTS SUICIDE IN STREET.
Sergeant Bowdell Wrests Acid
Bottle From Joseph Woodruff.

Joseph wooiruG. a years old. of No. 1875
South Fifth street. attempted TO commit sui
cide while standin on the sidewalk at
Fourteenth and Wash streets last night.
by taking carbolic acid.
Sergeant Bowdell was passing at the time
and noticing the mans queer actions, left
q street car 10 investigate. He reached
woodruffs side in time to prevent him
from taking all OF the contents of a bottle
in his hands. but not before a sufficient
quantity had been swallowed 10 render
tine man in a serious condition.
Woodruff was taken to the City Hospital
and the emergency treatment administered
but his condition Is pronounced critical.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-05
RITcHEY LEASES MONTICELLO.
Gets Lease ON Big Hotel for the
Worlds Fair.

Daniel Ritchey, assistant manager OF the
Planters Hotel. has closed a deal for a ten
years lease on the Monticello Hotel. south
east corner OF Kings highway and West
Pine boulevard Henry Weaver. proprietor
of the Planters Hotel. Il is said, is inter
ested with Mr.. Ritchey in the hotel.
Il is the purpose OF the new Lessee to put
the Monticello Hotel in frst-Class shape TO
handle Worlds Fair business An aIneN.
having about thirty rooms was recently ad-
ded to the building. making a total OF 40
rooms. 1t IS directly opposite the site Sc
lected for the new Buckingham Hotel, which
will be built for Mr.. Weaver.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-05
BARTH0LDT ASSUMES CHARGE.
Congressman Will Direct Manage
ment of County Waterman.

The ST. Louis County Waterman. a week
u newspaper published in Clayton. will be
under a new MANAGEMENT this week. The
paper was purchased by Congressman Bar
thOldt several months ago After making
the purchase Congressman B1rtholdt had To
return to Washington and he permitted the
old management to remain until after the
adjournment OF Congress
Richard NJ HyamS and Thomas H. Rog-
ers have been IN charge OF the paper for the,
last eight months. Hyams will retire< -
Rogers will remain with the new mhhage-
meut.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-05
FINANCIAL ISSUE IN WEBSTER.
Opposition TO Administration Pub
fishes Il Statement of Figures.

The Central Committee in charge OF the
Peoples party ticket in Webster Groves
has issued a statement Of the financial
condition Of that town. which they term
the Webster Groves Financial Puzzle"
According to the statement. the expendi-
lures Of the town are 2+9-2S in excess OF
the actual appropriations and S.g5.5l in
excess Of the actual receipts.
II Is alleged in the statement that loose
business methods are used in the handling
Of the city's finances.
The election for Mayor. four Aldermen.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-05
TO HAVE CLEANING FESTIVAL
Civic Improvement LeaEue Decides
on Plan TO Beautify City.

In order 10 clean the city and 10 make 4
good impression on visitors who will be In
st. Louis during the dedication period, The
Civic Improvement League yesterday an
nounced II would make a plea 10 the public.
asking concerted action in cleaning the city.
The league has arranged for a festival az
cleanliness To b. known as Civic Ceaning
DAYS. OF April 2t-25-6.
On April p citizens will be asked 10
have ali alleys. CUTTERS and vacant lots
cleaned, and. il necessary. 10 do Il them
selves. An April - the Mayor will lie
asked to proclaim a holiday. emphasizing
the movement. on April IS. Sunday. all NH
listers Will be asked TO urge. in connection
with their REGULAR services. a clean city.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-05
OKLAHOMA COMING 500 STRONG.
Governor and Stan. Military band
aud RntInIInn VIII Have a Train.

Oklahoma il coming TO the dedication so
strong. according to 4 letter from Fred l.
Wenner. secretary of the Oklahoma Com
mission TO the Fair.
He states that a special train carving
Commissioner the Governor and stan. n
full egimeGt8i stan. military band. bat
talon OF militia and many distinguished
citizens and guests VIII arrive in St. Louis
dedication morning.
The writer SAYS that Oklahoma expects
20 be seen and heard for the three days OF
the ceremonies.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-05
A. D. BROWN IN ACCIDENT.
Carriage Overturned by shying
Horses, but No One Hurt.

Alanson d. Brown. president OF the Ham,
fton-Brown Shoe Company. was thrown
from his carriage while driving on Kings
Highway. near Lindell boulevard. last even
ing. by the vehicle o~verturning when the
horses became frightened.
Neither Mr.. Brown nor the driver was
hurt. and the runaway horses were quickly
overtaken. causing little damage TO the car
rage. Mr.. Brown walked to his home, at
No. 1915 Lindell boulevard. unaided.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-05
INJURIES MAY PROVE FATAL
Man Supposed 10 Be From Granite
willie, Mo-, Run Down by Car.

= man supposed to be Timothy keenan,
OF Gvanitevil!c. No. was -un down by R
Broadway car at Bitdle street at . O'Clock
last night. and may die IS a result.
He was picked up unconscious and re-
moved TO the City Hospital. where Doctor
tured.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-05
DanviIIe Strike on.

REPUBLIC SPEL1AL
Danvflle. Ill. April AFTER being out two
days. the local Brotherhood OF Elec-
trical Workers. No. 80. has declared its
strike on. The Central Union Telephone
was the last to give in and recognize the
union. BY the terms OF the agreement only
union men are 10 be employed for a year.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-05
Argentine Exhibits on the Way.

Chief OckeTsOn OF the Liberal Arts De-
partment has heard that engineering ex-
hibils from the Argentine Republic have
been shipped TO the Argentine Consul Gen.
sral at New York City and Will be for
wardcd to St. Louis.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-05
HnrcourtNon nritI.h Commission.

L. 7. Vernon Harcourt os London a civil
engineer Of note. has written Chief Ocker-
son Of the Liberal Arts that he has been
appointed a member Of the British Gov
ernment's committee for that department.
He states that a good line OF civil engi-
neering and related work will be exhibited.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-05
Assaulted Win Hot Conee.

S8IEe< Dodson. q negress. was arrested
yesterday after a diiiealty at the home OF
her son. James. 10 years old, were pain
fully scalded with hot coffee. and the boys
fingers on his left hand were lacerated by
the woman biting him
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-05
shot MT Husband on street.

Ms William Flood. whc. tire police say. lives
At No Hl1 Sarsneid place. fired two shots At her
husband at Fourth street and Fraaklin avenue
yesterday a few minutes after Il m Both bullets
went astray. she disappeared and has not been
located by the police.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-05
INCREASED FILING OF DEEDS.
Last Week Compared With Three
Previous Years.

The increase OF business done in the office
of Recorder OF Deeds T. shown In the fol-
lowing table. giving the number Of deeds
recorded and ChattCl mortgages flied last
weeks of the three Immediately preceding
Vgarz-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-05
Increase I'm Transit Earnings.

According TO the statement issued Yesterday by
frank r. Henry. auditor Of the 81. Louis Transit
Company. the gross earnings Of that corporation
for March we're &5sS. al a. against 500 III for the
same month in 1872 This shows a gain Of ssS. 81.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-05
WAS KILLED By A TRAIN.
David Stumpe Had Come to At
tend Mothers Funeral.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

SFECIAL
Chester. ILL.,. April L-David Stumpe OF
Oklahoma was struck and instantly killed
by an Illinois Southern train at Fore Gage,
seven miles north OF this city. to-day.
Stumpe had come from Oklahoma three
days ago to attend the funeral OF his
mother in this city.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-05
Mr.. sprnEue Says

Remember the new Colonial Restaurant
at Broadway and Locust street is the fin
est In city.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-05

nish a home. The invitation was accepted.
Both StrOhm and his wife saw they feel
better. ROW that the secret Is out.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-25
MarblauSer Sdnle fir Sanbe.

Der Sc. aurius beainnt Is. stpte temSsr.
OnftffionstOf' @ul. fir 5oubfumm,
uuO eul5a, ptrtn $tb0r iir ben g.iu6 Der 0tfents
IittR Sbultu 3u manselbat if. uuttrritt i'm
6pr.5,n uuO 9tpptHIsi.u. iOtps grommdr' s4uIs
uuo ofaotmilde 6tuoiru. 5tbr esiunO. 9aes,
Gtfotiou uHo unttrri6t frei
fir GinpObnr Rarplaro's Tan p.nOt N& an
Gbos. %. GES, 9rinsipuI, GrDuid. wO.
Cauq8; ;Sa5iGo-Nua29l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-25
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