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The Republican journal., 1903-12-24
LIBERTY.

LIBERTY.
At regular meeting Of E. Fl. Bradstreet
Post. q. A. R., the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: Commander,
E.. P. Rowell; S. V. c., B. C. Sherman; J.
V.C., G. o. White Q. NJ, w. H. Moody
Surgeon, L. c. Morse; Chaplain. NJ. J.
Creasey; o. D., J. L. Knowlton; o. g.,
Charles Perry. Public installation OF Off
GERS on the Sd Tuesday of January. 1t will
be an all day session. Clam chowder.
Comrade John Lane of SearsmOnt will be
invited to be the installing officer. :. Mr.
and Mrs. George Meservy left last week
for Meriden, Ct, where Mr.. NJ. has po-
sition. A. M. johnson is spending the
winter in Boston. R l. Morse of Yale
and Miss frankie Aver of Bryant 4 Strat-
toms Commercial College of Providence
r. l., arrived Saturday night to spend
Christmas with their respective parents.
DR.. W. L. Careill will spend the holidays
with friends in BangOr-... The many
friends of A. j. Skidmore will be pleaset
to learn that he is slowly regaiDing hi!
health. :. There are many things for us t.
b e thankful for TT the coming Christmas. w
rejoice most from the fact that while there
are none of us rich we have none very poo
who are suffering from want OF food ant
fuel
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captain. Sch. Flyaway was taken TO Wooas
Holl TODAY to Law up for the winter. Sch.
Hope HAYNES, before reported being fOuled
by sch. Hannah F. Carleton In Portsmouth
Harbor and sustained loss of jibboom, ar
rived here today to discharge She Will re-
pair here.
st. Johns, N. F., Dec. II. Advices from
the northern coast report intense fr0sts.
The BAYS are frozen and large icebergs are
drifting south, threatening to blockade the
coast In several harbOrs vessels are grip
ped in the ice and will be compelled to re-
tion will be closed throughout the Eastern
seab0ard. Belle Isle Strait is chOked with
ice and all shipping has ceased to move.
Vineyard Haven, Mass, Dec. 10. Sch.
Addie NJ Lawrence, Kreger, Boston f0I
Newport News, reports Dec IA, about ~
Light, Cape Cod, bearing SSE. 10 miles,
was run into by an unknown steamer,
bound eastward; schooner was struck on
starb0ard side and was considerably dam
aged; was obliged to anchor off Chatham ia
make temporary repairs. vessel not leak
St. Johns, N. F., says that the Gloucester
fishing steamer Alice NJ. Jacobs. which
struck on the rocks off Dolan's Island on
Wednesday, will be a total loss. The crew
saved nothing but what they stood in, bare.
ly escaping with their lives. Several were
frost bitten. Besides the loss Of his vesse
and outfit Captain Jacobs lost about $2,OO(
in cash which he had on board.
Bangor, Me-, Dec. IS. The Penobscot
river is closed to navigation. Tugs have
had hard work for three days keeping a
channel open for belated craft The Leone
an Italian bark loaded with shocks for Ca
tania, was the last vessel to pass out. She
was pulled by the two most powerful tugs
obtainable. The ice is from six inches to s
foot thick and is frozen roughly. The rivel
closed five days later than the average time
which is Dec. 49, according to the records
which have been kept since 1916.
The Republican journal., 1903-12-24
DIED.

AvERILL. In Frankfort, December 13, Seth
Averil aged g..
BURNS In Waldoboro, December 8, Jennie E.
Uucas), wife of Frederick L. Burns, native of
Vmalhaven, aged 10 years.
BILLINGS. In Bluehill, December 9, Herbert
Lee Billings aged % years, 9months and 2l days.
CHASE. In Belfast, December 20, George S.
Chase, aged rs years, 10 months and II days.
CARTER. In Buehlll, Decembers S, infant daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. William P. Carter.
CAssENs. In ROckland, December IL, Cassens
f. CasSenS aged So years
DRINKwATER. In Vinalhaven, December 5, NJ.
II. Drinkwater, aged 60 years.
DICKEY. In Warren, December 13, David
Dckey. aged 70 years.
Foss In Hancock, December 16, Capt. Ed
mund Newell FOSs aged Il years, 10 months and
days
GRAY. hi Deer Isle, Dee nber I3, Mrs. Martha
Gray aged s. years, months and % days
HEAL. In ! incolnyille December Il, Allen
Heal, aged IS years.
Hills In NOrthport, December l., Mary AL
malta Hills. aged 81 years, months and y days.
kALIoCH. In R0ckland. December II, Miss
Jennie kalloch, formerly of Belfast aged "a
years.
Manifold. III Standpoint, December Is, Amy
Ines MaXiied aged 25 years and months.
STONE. In Lower Cabot, Vt. November IA
Mrs. Nancy X. Stone, wife of the late Rev. James
F. Stone and daughter of the late Charles and
Isabella X. Tilden. She was born in Refast in
Isle
The Republican journal., 1903-12-24

RACHELDER- MARDEN. In Swanvlle Decem-
Der 16, Herman o. Bachelor and Marion e. Mar
den, both of Swanville.
BROWN-LINDsLEY. In Prospect, December 3,
Waite, Brown and Susan Lindsey, both of Pros
pect. ,o..,
ber n willard X. Carter of Sedgwick and Miss
Mary N. Treworgy of Bucksport.
ELDRIDGE- RICH. In Dover, December l6,
Henry L. Eldridge and Miss Lizzie c. Rich, both
of WinterpOrt.
FowLEs-W WENTWORTH. In Camden. Decem-
Der 10, Andrew FOwleS of Camden and Jennie +.
Wentworth of ROckport.
HALI-GRAHAM. In Vinalhaven, December 10.
James S. Hall and Mrs. Addie Graham, both OF
Vinalhaven.
by Rev G. E. Edgett, Frank P. PendetOn of Lin
colnville and Miss Elizabeth ". Fiagg of Belmont
YOUNG -CLAYTER. In Camden, December 2l,
Walter n. Young and Olivette Clayter, both OF
Camden,
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lSlJitN.

AREY. In Vina!haven, December II, to MI
and Mrs. Arthur Arey, a SON..
ANDERsoN In Brooklin, November q. to VIZ
and Mrs. Adelbert L. Anderson, son.
BowDEN. In LamOne, December 2, to MIR. and
Mrs. Woodbury. G. Bowden a daughter.
CARTER In Bluehill, December s, to Mr.. and
Mrs. William p. Carter. daughter.
DUNBAR In Ofland, December 1S, to MIR. and
Mrs Homer Fl. Dunbar, "A daughter.
GROSS. In Stonington, December g. to Mr.. and
Mrs. John Edward Gross, a SON Allan Eugene.
MOREY. In Belfast, December 10, to MIR. and
Mrs. Herbert =. NOrey, a son.
The Republican journal., 1903-12-24
NORTH sEARsPORT ITEMS.

Miss Maude Curtis of Standpoint is
teaching in Dist. No. Z.
Miss Euda Cleaves, who mas been quite
ill with appendicitis, is gaining slowly.
Thomas Dorr visited his daughter, Mrs.
Loren Griffin in Stockton Springs, Satur-
day.
Mrs. Fred Lowe of West Winterport was
the guest of her father, Mr.. Hollis Black,
last week.
Otis Colson arrived last week from Lake
View, where he has been employed the
past few months.
Miss Chrissie Black, who has employment
in Camden, will spend Christmas with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Black.
Miss Florence Merrithew, who teaches In
one of the schools in Revere. Mass, arrived
The Republican journal., 1903-12-24
Take N0tiCe--W

IwiSh a loan of three hundred dollars lspHl
and will give the peIsln making the loan good
home near Belfast instead If Interest, until tn
loan IS paid in fall. write fuf particulars. Ad-
dress
3W5ls BoN -. Morrill, Maine.
The Republican journal., 1903-12-24
DECIDE YOURSELF
THE OPPORTUNITY is HERE, BACKE D
BY BELFAST TESTIMONY.

Don't take our word for it.
Don't depend on a stranger statement
Read Belfast endorsement.
Read the statements of Belfast citizens
And decide for yourself.
Here is one case of it:
George H. Becker, farmer Searsport avenue
says: "Doan's Kidney Pills fulfill all the claims
Wilson's drug store in Belfast, completely freed
me from kidney complaint AS there are great
many people in and around this section who
know from the symptoms that their kidneys are
out of order and who would give almost any
thing to find relief but are unable to tell what
course to pursue, you are at liberty to use my
name and empha,ically declare that Doan's Kid
ney Pills taken as directed will produce the much
ionged for result. have been so lame from back
ache could not do a days work and was often
compelled to use cane for assistance while walk
ing about. AT night the continual nagging aching
across the small Of my back robbed me OF sleep,
and as a result arose next day poorly prepared
for the cOmmoneSt work. The recommendation
of Doans Kidney Pills TO me lead me to try them,
and in return for the advice 1 received have not
the slightest hesitation in publicly endorsing the
remedy so that others may benefit by my expert
ence."
For sale by all dealers. Price 80 cents a box.
Fo ster- Miiburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y, sole agents
for the United states.
Remember the name-DOAN'S-a take no
substitute
The Republican journal., 1903-12-24
FREEDOM.

Grange in Waterville last week. 30. Mrs j..
w. Libby went to Pittsfeld Friday to at
tend the funeral of her aunt, Mrs. Oramel
Murray, returning Monday. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Bryant also attended the funeral of
Mrs Murray and returned saturday..
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Nichols and Miss Will
liams went to Thorndike Thursday night
to attend the meeting of the Eastern Star
and meet Mrs. Rose johnson, who is the
G. W. NJ, this year.. The Sunday school
is taking trips through the Holy Lands
with the assistance of Mrs. Grace Linscott.
The attendance was very fair in spite of
the bad rain last Sunday. Rev. Mr..
Hawkesworth of Bangor came here Sunday
to supply the pulpit, which be did very
ably. He intends to spend about ten days
here during the Christmas vacation from the
Bangor Theological Seminary. There is
to be Christmas tree and an entertain
ment at the church Friday evening, Dec.
25th. -. The Christmas recess of Freedom
Academy will begin Thursday noon, to give
the students an opportunity to return to
their homes for Christmas Day. ...Miss
Edith Williams goes home to Searsp0rt to
spend Christmas with her parents, Rev.
and Mrs. 7. P. Williams. Miss Mertice
Small is spending her vacation with her
brother, DIR. A. M. Small. &C. B. Sampson
went to Boston last Monday. Misses
Ethel Merithew and Phoebe Cross accom-
panied Miss Avis Woods home Friday
night, returning to school at the Academy
Monday morning One is always sure OF a
good time when visiting at Herbert Woods
Irene Sibley is stopping with her grand
mother, Mrs. Chas. Smith, in Thorndike.
MRS. Anna L. Stephenson is teaching
at ThOrndike Station... Miss Lena Clark
is teaching at Albion Corner and Miss
Bertha Bryant at Center Montville. Miss
Katie Fuller is at work at Hotel Maine. =.
Mrs. Mary Turner is in Vassalboro with
her son Percy.
The Republican journal., 1903-12-24
ARTISTS STUDIO.

would respectfully inform the people Of Bel
fast and vicinity that have taken many sketches
about our beautiful city and bay, and am making
views of the same into tter color paintings
and sepa pictures sultaDl for framing or for
souvenirs. | have also made many views INTO
attractive calendars for holiday gifts VIII be
ready TO show these Views to any who may cal.
or will send catalogue anC prices Ia any who may
desire. Address or call upon
IL. :. FISkE, Artist.
3w50s 81 Cedar ~. Belfast
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Ladies' and Gents
FUR5.

One of those beautiful SCARFS or STOLES
does it. Sold only by MILLER. Correct
STYLE correct price, and decidedly the right
place to buy. Look at these before you pur
chase. 1t will be economy on your part to do
SO. rS~No trouble to show goods.
Garments Remodeled, Re-dyed and Blended
in all Shades.
l want raw fur. My prices to trappers and
hunters are what collectors of furs sell for. Mink
S4OO to $500; Fox, $500 to 5000 See me before
selling
Remember the place. 81 Church Street, opposite
journal Office.
I.V. MILLER, Belfast, Ne.
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This signature is on every box of the, genuine
Laxative Br0mo=Q Outline Tablets
the remedy that cTres n s.siti ia one day
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Gs tuar Observation-Disclosures srlbFmnrb

Gundbu GATE, G&.z2)., %. 4uz
QUIT. - Sn 8etreff BON SRI. 6lOrence
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in g}enz gorf uno 6eorge 8. Gpun5
ppn So6nstopn, beren 2ei6en i'm See
QefunDen murben, ite6t 3iemli8 felt,
nuB Die @enonnten, pel6e glei63eitig
matchmaker peridnanben, ben Sob in
oen6lut6en geiu6t BADEN, neil 5ie, bu
Gbuns nit elmer anDeren unqenOame
DerIobt mar, FRI. 0ert6, Die er in ne
nigen 3agen gum QCltar fii6ren IpQz
te, ni6t nobl Elm Yaor neroen tonnz
ten, pbne Stanbal in ben @eTe1z
ihuft5treiien, tpelAen ite u~nge60rten,
herpor3urufen. On Der Qei6e BON
6rdulein 8ropn fanO man, auBer an
Oeren Sdmutiu6en, einen 8erloz
~bung5ring, ben DieIeI6e lpenige Sage
por i6rem 5poe DON GDans er6alten
bate. Dieter unb Sri. 8rppn 6atten
ii6 erIt 3ebn3age Dor i6rem tragii6en
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qeItiegen paren, fennen gelernt, un0
6rl. 8ropn bate ijh iterbli4 in
GDun5 perliebt sic nurDen in einem
3u6n, in nel6em tie cine 3uberfu6rt
in Der Niggar=8ap ma6ten, gum leBz
ten DIAL matchmaker geieben.
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Nns Der @eliOen3 Cniter Ban.
@rzSenatpr Garter bei'm 9rditbenz
ten. - Der tpeitli6e 6immel bou
8aBgeigen.

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ten. - Der ipeitli6e 6immel Dou
8aBgeigen.
0pter8an, 0.=9., %. Qu9uf.
- 9rdiioent 3oDIeDelt bate geItern
in ieinem Q~ano6auie auf 6agamore=
6iu in Oniter Ban nur 3rpei 8eIuher:
Setretdr GortelDou pom 6dnbel8z0ez
partement, Der ihon 6reitag antam
uno crit geiterng{ahmjttaq na6 Stem
0Ort abreiite, uno ex-senator 36oz
mas 0. Garter BON MDntund, Der nit
Dem YrdIiDenten Uber Derf6iebene @rz
nennunQen, an oenen er intereI5trt lit,
unD ijber bic Ct. Qouiier Qusiteuung
fprecben noQte. Garter lit elmer Der
Nu5iteuung5 = GommtTQre uno err
3dbIte Dem @rG7ioenten, ouB Die ouqe=
meinen Nu8itelunQs 8e6dube am l..
NoDember poQenoet iein lperoen un0
bunn Die llnterbrjnQung BON Qus=
iteQung5pbjetten uuo Der 8au Der
StaatsqebGuOe beginner t0une. Gel
ner Qnii6t nQ6 nijrOen aQe 9ebGu=
Ii6teiten bis gum /. M}Gr} IdnQiten8
Fertiq Iein. Sn 8etreff Der 6inan3
rage inn Weiten iaqte Der Gr=SenQtor,
oaB Den 8eppbnern i'm Weiten ieoe
Wd6runQs : 8eieBQebunQ Qlei6aiiltid
let; iie erfreuten ii6 Qr0Berer 4rpipe=
ritGt, ais je 3uDDr, bdtten rei6lihe
GrnOten unD @elo in m}enQe; t6atz
idhlih teibe Der 0eiten an ben OIten
8eID, pie er beitimmt mile. IS neroe
audi ni6t an @elo Te6len, I'm cje
@rnDten 81 DerienDen uuD bic Qeute
i'm QBeiten bruuhen tein @elD POM
Often ba3u 3u Iei6en. Inter Tol6en
llmitdnben oGften bic 9eute natiirz
ljh niht an 6jnau3 GeieBqebunQ,
| W}an CLAUDE uuqemejn inn Weiten, baB
Die 5inan3tIemme in gep gort be-
fOnOers auf Die @eibdftsIt0runqen
! O0er SpetuldtiOnen 5u~rijd3ufjibren II.
cine lotale lei,
Setretdr GortelDpu rei7te BON ODz
iter Ban na6 6empiteao, nm 6reunoe
gu beiuhen, unO BON Ia noa 8aI6z
inQton, 2(m 81. @(uquf pjrD er sum
internotionalen @erIi6erungs Gon=
greB nod Retpz 0ort tommen uno in
Demiel6en p%rGiiDiren.
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9tndnainite Mdrb.

Grh:r-l842. @cftsJrdnfliu= : trabe.
3pstter-96l, GrsO;rid=2p cnuc.
S~ritttr-S3l. 6uOUjdsGp,uut.
9itrttr-55. GarriiousNanc.
Tiiufter-562, 1rs0tr:d=@pcnut.
6,bstIr-SuoOi=Gdc DIR 6orrtfs unc 0ldrD
Nina Strabe.
ejcbtutr-33L eaosQu(asti=StrdB,.
gbter-f38. SuodQulasf=StraBc.
Ncuufcr-l93g, 0ctsQrattzStraBc.
3tbnttr-la34. collins StraBt.
6littr-l8l6, Wtit-GaDctttzStraBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-24

ern, M}uIifer, 2tr3t unO 0sffe Oes
9rin3=3 egenten 2uitpolO, lpiro in Ell
mem ioe6an Dsr0ffentli6ten Snterpiep
be3iigli6 Der @agnsrz5eier in Berlin
am /. OttD6er, ME folgt, citirt:
Pin eritsr SteQe lit IS unIere
Pfli6t, Oa8 Qnoenten, Die SOee'n uno
Sh0pfungen @agner'5 gu reIpettiren,
uno aus oieIem 8runoe era6te i'd
bic Quffijhrung pes r9ariifal" in
4merita fir einen abIoIut unbere6z
tigten un0 p%ietdtIpisn Qtt. Sn N}jinz
6en Pat man ssie6en, ME Die 8elt,
unO Ipe3ieG Qmerito, ii4 o~ereini8te,
UNI 8agner gu ebren."
Der 4rin3 pergIei6t Die Dagner=
Nuffij6rungen in 8apreut6 Il. W}iinz
den uno lit Der Qnii6t, DAB N}iinasn
8dDreuth glejhtDmmt.
Muiitfef in rg.
Die neue Staot6uue in 6eioeIberg
5oQ @nDe Otto6er D. 5. Our4 Elm bier
tG9ig25 W}uiitfeit er0ffnet perben, DIS
0irioerter perDen bisrbei mitpirfen
Qrof. Or. 86ilipp 0olfrum (6eiOeIz
6erq), RitorO StrauB uno Mar
S4iuings. StrauB miro ieine Bal
labe S9f0efer" (fiiT 5oIi G6or uno
Or6eiter) sur i~iberbaupt er7ten Qluf=
fii6runo brinuen. De5 Wetteren emit
bit oas 8roorumm II. a.. 0erte non
8a6, 8eet6open, 8rudner g. SDms
p6onie), Qts3t (DuntezS nmp6onie),
WaQner unO 0olfrum. Die mad ben
2lnga6en 0olfrum's ge6auten, nit
DerIentbaren 8oOten ~Derie6enen Gonz
3ertidle Der 6eiOel6erQer StuOt6aQe
finO po6l bic eiqenurti87ten Der 8elt;
man bari oeIpannt iein, pte ii6 Die
Derfhieoenen einTtneioanoen 0euerun=
gen ouf Dem 8e6iete pes @on3erts, Die
6ier gum sritsn 0lole Deriu9t per0en,
in Der 4ruris belpd6ren.
@efUbrli6e 6"rauen.
DIE uStdotsburger@33ltung Iel1tet
ii4 beute fol8enOen eOitorieQen StOB=
ieuf3er:
Die prominenteFen eurppGiI6en
Staotsmdnner uno 0iplomoten 6ei=
rat5sn omeritanii6e W}dO6en, pelh'
GeBtere oaoura unbegren3ten GinfluB
ouf Die Qoljtjt er6alten. Dies trd9t
0u3u BEL, europa AT Demotruti Iiren
un0 anoers gefd6rli6e folgen gu
i6affen. IS lit bie5 cine ernIte Q6aic
Der ameritant5den @efo6r. Qmsritaz
ni7fe Rrauen Ino t6atIaali6 bic poz
Iitii6en Qoenten Der petli6en Repuz
blit."
QIIerIei aus DeutfhIunD.
lieutenant qfeiffer pm Der 56uBz
truppe fiir DeutffzC tafrifa 1T auf
Der SdoO Don einsm anoe7doTenen
F~lsn6rn+gn rr1o1riffan NM hnbpi uuf
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Sishenaehnls Mnrh.

Griter-564, 2plpbinsstrabt.
Srusiter-6l0, Splpbju=Sirabt.
Eritter-Sitolp sd, YdidDtttt= u. Wprtlez9lpt.
@itrter-10l9, M0rtle 42tocnuc.
Tiiuftcr-727, George 5troft.
Ss6sttr-3or0 ni-Gds 5r1mout5}Ot. uHb Georet:
StrdBt.
Siebentr-7j3, 0cf45rautlin=St .abt.
et4ttr-j42 98:it=Wu tbtrr0-S traBt.
Rtuuty-J00, RorosQiut=Strdbt.
9shuter-512. Rogo5 4acazStrdbe
Glftcr-S32, Srujb=0iG=9ucnuc.
3lpolitrr-j9S, 99etsgiooIesStrdBe
0rtijs5uttr-9li 7rui0Aoln=2tptuut.
Bier ;ebutsr-1O08. Sruic=oia=Nucuut.
6uni5;bntcr-llu2, QtnHiplpaHid=Tpeuut
Sebs~j tbUtsr-ll0l, QcHniDlpaniasslDeHut.
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JinfSe6niahrigrr gsnseI murbrt Ris
baIen.

Utica, 9.zg., %, quguf. - Sc
ergiebt ii4 jeBt, baB Der 18ziG6rige
2ucian 0rep, fpeIder uuf elmer 6arm
3pei Wfeilen BON bier in Sdubler
Sonnfbip BON Dem 15ziGbriqen Ser
bert Y2oon erf6ofen nurbe, in ba5
auf Der 8uolongf6en 6arm ange@
fteqte 24zjdbrige 0ienftmdb6en MuD
6apes berIiebt mar, nQ6reno bieIe
W}oon Den 8or3ug CAB. Wie bas
N{do4en er3dblt, bate fe an bem9az
&c Der 8lutt6dt 0ren aQein ellen lafs
len, tpd4reno ite ibre Mahl3eit nit
Wfoon einnabm. @ls 0ren bann mod
bprte, pie W2opn i'm bor Der 8eliebz
ten Der @ntnenoung BON @elb be-
i6uloigte, itir3te er fi4 piit6enb auf
i'm unb Der fplgenbe 3umpf bate
0rep's Sob our 6olge. Der iunge
Moon befinbet IT'D i'm @efdngniB BON
9ertimer : @Ountb unb be6auptet, er
babe in NOtbpebr ge6unoelt. Ti6t
iebr 81 ieinsn 8unTten fpri6t es, bdB
er f9on friiber pom poIi3eiqeridt ner
8eTerungs : 4nitaIt in Ro6eIter
iibernieien fporoen 1T, fpo5u Iein eiges
ner Batter Den QnitDB odb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-24
Siebente Waro.

Nriftr-532, Observation-Disclosures.
3rpettcr-942, ToroE9uibiu0toH=S traS
9ritter-lOO2, 9oro=Qpolie =Strabe.
@lerter-18l5, Gits6d9trz 5trabe.
1infttr-930, Roroz@roa0pap.
Sthsttr-1053, YoroA8dDz Strdbt.
6iebtuttr-9O9, gorOsGurolinesStrdb'
Ndter-l5G4, -Gt=Wouumtnt= Strast.
0eunttr-640, @oro=8roaoiuup.
St6ntr-1733, Aiblanos 9tuenut.
GlIttr-20C2, 9ciierion4Strabt.
,3lpolft,r-532. Observation-Disclosures.
2reilebntr-2226, OtzNuOiion=6traBt.
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Ortte Warp.

Vcitcr-ljn2 -n=SombarD= StrdBt.
Srrciter-Il2L CitsgombarpsS traBs.
Zrtf;cr-I0l3 Siiiis. StJ1Bt.
Q,jtrttr-iS 5m5.6routsGtrdBt.
Sumter Ill Suo=0iob= Strabt.
Sth5ttr-lu2l, Gdttrns&neHut.
Sitbcutcr-8lO. Sii0=Eou0=Strdbs,
eldttr-lff3, @aut- Strnsc.
3aruttr-30, ,5iiO=G0:n=Sfrabt.
4,bar,r-3C6, 5iio=8ono Strdbt.
G.ftcr-337, GIN GoHo=SuaBs
3n0.fttr-lG6, SiosGaroliut= strait.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-24
@inunbapanaioite Waro.

Trittr-743, U(oocurpsStrdb:.
3tpcittr-S04. Columbia %42lutuu..
2rjttcr-1l22, @~olUcnASirlBe.
@iGrt:r-ll29. &dOarp4StraBc.
5iinfttr-ll33, 9BstJSrDBz Strdbe.s
Scbstsr-Se0. 99tftz6rob=5traBc
Si,bmtcr-ll6j, Nlnt.cotr= StgOBe.
Nbty-507, @ 499etzStraBc.
9tuuttr-1l19, WarutrzStrlbt.
,3,buisr-9l3. HiOgtlDzStrlBt.
Glftsr-7l3, 5~cott=Strabt,
3uolittr-75G, Golumbjd=2lUtur..
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9reiunb3ndr3idIte Wdrb.

Grtcr-905. 5iosGbarlssaStrab
3rp.ittr-9l4, ouuoptr=S traBs.
Sritttr-g20, SibaS5arp StraBt.
@jtrter-ll9, olmburQ7StrlBt.
Giinfttr-l9, @etzEroBzStraBe.
Sth5ter-l4l4 oauoOtrs StruBc.
sitbmttr-l135, Suos Sburp55traBt.
a6ttr-l530 6iosGbarlts= sfrdBt.
Rtuntsr-l8IO, Suo=6barlcszStraBe.
3;buter-1920, 9:a6t=StruBe.
Glfttr-1620, QiQbtsStraBt.
9n0lft;r-3l, Cit 6orts2lpcnu,.
Srti!tbuter-20, Citz20cits StrabtN
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~3pe;unO3pun3igIte @aro.

Grtcr-17, @cf.9urres Stride.
3Dtiter-i0A, SiiOzS bdrp=StrdBt.
Sritter-20S, 98ctsGamocuz StraBt.
9icrttr-i03, 5Uo=Rata= StraBe.
Titnfter-6G2, Northumberland.
Sebster-63i, SiOz4aca=S frab,.
Sit6tnter-J1+, SiiO=9aeu- Strabe,
Nbttr-50O, SiozGutap=S traBs.
Ntuuter-S33, WarHers StroBe.
3tbnter-JO9, 5borpzStraBe.
Glftcr-S04, Sharp<StrdBt.
3p0fitcr-Z3. 99eitz9t;=Strakt.
Srei3cbnter-SO9, STO=G6drle =Strabe.
Q;erjebnttr-ll0, 99lrreu=Aptuut.
Siiuf3ebutsr-31, Gt=oiu= Strubt.
Ssbsse6nter-Z2, Git=@il=S trabc
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Se6ste Warb.

Grfttr-2306, Of4SapettezStrabe
3peiter-2lO0, Sf=GapettezS trab..
Srtiter-20O4 Erltansz StraBe.
Witrter-lS4l, Grltausz 5trabt.
Fiuittr-l757, Northumberland.
6ehgter-03, 0oro=9oHosS trubt.
6icbcntcr-l51S Gi=6apette: Strabe.
Mbttr-lT2, Sft4galtimort= StraBt.
Reunttr-l933, 6airmouutza ptnut.
3ebutcr-130, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Glfter-136, 4oro=9att =Qarts2lotnus.I
3p0!jtsr-39, Horo4Slrterz StraBt.
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0lhte JRdrb.

NrHer-2332, DfzRortbztptuue.
Rptittr-l60O, @odO4GbeterzS trdBe.
Srttter-l8l5, SeOcralzStrabe.
8i.rt,r-l5O4, Git42afapttts'9tptruc
Finfter-l6l2, Oity6DsralsStraB:.
6t6ster-5ipuch=Gds 8unO= uHO GtotralaStr.
Siebtut,r-161l, OIiotr=S trnbt.
Q6ttr-l2l9, 0oros9ono=S Strait.
0euntsr-1728, Sf=9reftou=Strdbe
9,bnter-1900, Gfz9iDblt4Strnbt.
Glfter-ll0O, Roro=g9oIfe=S trabt.
Anolfter-22O9, Of4giobtes Strabt.
Srtuebnt,r-l5l5, Observation-Disclosures