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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1904-01-01

The symptoms of chronic catarrh
are: More or less irritation of the mu-
cous lining membrane of the nasal
cavities, which may extend into the
pharnyx, larnyx, trechea and bronchial
tubes, and gives rise to more or less
pIofuse mucous discharge from the
nostrils. an unpleasant sensation of
fullness or aching in the forehead and
sometimes cough and deafness and
nosebleeding. Our catarrah remedy
cures catarrh in very short time and
is the cheapest remddy known, Price,
a 2-oz bottle for 81 and powder blow
er for $l.50, which will cure any fami-
ly. DIR. A. FOWLER a. CO.,
Union City, Tenn.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1904-01-01

We are authorized 70 announce Jas 7 Chiles
as a candidate for Te-election 20 the Ofice OF
Sheriff Of Obion county. subject 10 the aetion
Of the Democratic party.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1904-01-01

Asked to express his idea Of hui
man misery, Brother Dickey said:
'sDe rent due, en- no man ter move
you; de groceries out, en- yo' appe-
tite at de same old stand; fifteen
POI relations ter spend de holidays
wild you, en- a preacher ter tell yer
dat yer guine ter hell, eff yer don't
mind yer ways!"
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1904-01-01
LOVE AND TURKEY.

sTo think of it." said the dis
heartened poet. ''Six love songs
for one Christmas turkeyI"
eyes, DEAR replied his wife,
"but you forget the critics said
they we're very light, while the
turkey weighed % pounds.
~
You've still got another chance
to get even with your enemies; if
you've written book, make 'em a
present of it.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1904-01-01

We are authorized 20 announce Frank w
Pardue AZ & candidate for Sheriff OF 0bion
county. subject 10 the action Of the Democratic
1904
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1904-01-01
II. OSCAR
SEAGLE
Tennessee's best known singer,
recommends DR.. Fowler's
great Catarrh Cure.
Chattanooga, Tenn, May I.

Chattanooga, Tenn, May I.
DR.. A. Fowler, Union City.
Dear Brother Fowler: / enclose a
check for SO. Please send me small
bottle of the powder, with one of the
powder blowers. have been talking
of your great medicine everywhere,
and great many people have ordered
it and have found it just what you
claim it to be-the best catarrh REM
edy in the world. Sincerely.
II. OSCAR SEAGLE.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-06
FREIGHT RATES
TO Be BOOSTED
ROADS SAY THEY MUST MEET
OPERATING EXPENSE.
This Applies Especially to Transcon-
tinentaI Rates-A Traffic Official
Says New Rates Won't Work Hard
ship-A Commissioners Views Sup
Y port Claim of Increased Cost of
i Operation. ~ -

An advance in transcontinental
fpeghts is expected. Jan. lS. a traffic
official said yesterday:
Western lines have found that with the
Increased cost of railway operation it is
not profitable to carry many classes. of
freight at the old rates. The new trans
continental tariff therefore advances from
the old figures. l do not think that in
practical effect the new rates will prove
a hardship. Many of the Increases. are
made on classes Of freight which are
only unimportant factors in the genera
traffic movement ..-'
Some of the rates that have been in eff
feet actually did not pay the cost Of hand
ing the freight 1 could cite instances
where this has been true. The new sheet
/ has been carefully considered and I am
/ confident that when it is in. practical eff
feet shippers will find that the rates are
no higher than the lines are amply justi-
fed in charging. Many shippers will hard
/ 1y feel the advances that have been agreed
lon. -, :..s.
The assertion that the cost of opera
/ ton is increasing is borne out by the
| views of Railroad Commissioner J.
wv. Thomas Of Wisconsin, who said in
ST.. Paul yesterday:
! During 1903 the cost Of operation in
creased heavily, and it seems probable
that during the new year the same rate
ASeISS III oOAAAS
time. The cost of supplies is greater and
almost all the items Of transportation
cost have grown materially since two
years ago. I do not look for any imme-
date halt in the increase of cost. y
In Wisconsin this fact is apparent tc
nearly all the lines and within the past
few weeks numerous instances of re-
/ trenchment have come to my notice. The
railways are seeking lessened cost in the
handling Of freight and passengers and are
introducing a great many economies tC
bring this about. I understand that prac-
tically the same retrenchment policy is
tpursued by many of the important st. Pau
lines. AS regards the st. Paul lines oper-
ating in our state T know this to be q
TACT.
1t was announced at the Southern
Pacific offices in San Francisco yes
terday that the western roads which
have agreed upon the advance fwest
and east-bound freight rates, effective
Jan. IS, are, now, arranging for ar
expansion Of these rates to points be-
yond Chicago. Accompanying this
announcement is another to the effect
that the advanced rate in the new
schedule is to be withdrawn on Ger.
tain commodities, a list of which is
now being prepared.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-06
RAILROAD NOTES

The Great Western has opened city ticket
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-06
A SALARIED CHAIRMAN
Great Northern Conductors Expected
to Name One.

Chairman D. r. Miller of the Great
Northern conductors feels certain that
the conductors will favor a salaried
chairman. He says that the men have
no complaints to make. The sched-
ules and revisions allowed by the road
last May are perfectly satisfactory.
Mr.. Miller will not be a candidate
for. reelection but, as his successor
will he the salaried man, it. is ex-
pected that the: contest for chairman
ship: will be lively; The members of
the committee present are D. F. Mil
Ter. F. w. Caldwell, r. E. Lands, J.
J. Daley, j. w. Bidges, H. Finn, T.
H. Dodds, J. Strain and J. S. Short
ley.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-06
MERGER DECEMBER EARNINGS
N. p. and Burlington Expected to
Maintain Their Earning Records.

Great Northern earnings for De-
cember. are expected to show a fall
ing off, while it is believed that the
other two of the Northern Securities
roads will maintain their past rec
ords and perhaps will show gains.
The officials do not look. for. large
falling off in earnings, but it is felt
that the properties cannot keep on
piling up increases over the phe-
nomenal earnings of last year without
at least a Temporary check u
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-06
MANY MEN ARE DROPPED (
Maintenance of Way Departments
Show Smaller Forces. sf;ssays &3 9;

~ Show Smaller forces ss; sss5s 10, s
Nearly eighteen thousand smen,
chiefly in the maintenance of way de-
roads belonging to tie General * am
ayers association ~ having been
dropped in the Last i three ,/nsoRattlas.
This does not inclunesIben ons seXaaa
road dropped becaQsesspfi the :WlatsFs
Some roads have sfeaucedN Wiarkka1ss.
hours instead of dropping 4mehfSN|: :#FSs
Twenty-Five roadsgih tall}sec tIdnsH 6f
the country reported thata;Wh tias atllefr
were s1,233,469 over. tahosassof elIs
Der, 1902, their expenses Slowed s afi
increase of s2,312, sol. ms king a;;..de-
crease Of s1,O79, 4S2#sil1 s ne earnings
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-06
Santa Fe on Unfair List.

Chicago, Jan. 6.-The Santa Fe has been
placed on the Unfair list. Of the American
Federation of Labor. All who are affil-
lated with the organization will be in
structed not to patronize the lines of that
corporation. This action was taken by
the general officers Of the federation at
the request of the Order of Railway Teleg-
capherS. n.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-06
Railroad Men Dine.

The annual dinner Of representatives
from the departments Of the union pas
senger station at st. Paul and of clerks Of
the railway mail transfer service was held
last night in ST. Paul. Among the speak
ers were G. H. Kemper, POSTMASTER; Su-
perintendent Norman B. Perkins, Superin-
tendent Joseph Strawhorn, George Pen
mock, assistant superintendent; James
Farrell, depot master; AL Cox, general
baggage agent at the station; Paul s..
Nichols, Of the mail transfer department;
Joseph Skemp, passenger agent; Walter
Boyd, state game warden at the station;
L. Dunn, roadmaster; Bert Bronson, mas
ter mechanic; j. S. Linden, mail agent;
Charles Fisher Of the Great Western, and
John Harris Of the fuel department of
the Great Western.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-06

office at ST. Joseph, Mo-, and has appointed NJ.
r. Montgomery city ticket and passenger
agent. j.. -
j. NJ. Barr, formerly Of the Great Northern,
is the new president Of the Seaboard Air hne
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-06

Bloomington Ill.-The street car company has
refused to arbitrate its difference with striking
employees. -. - ~
New York-Sarah Cecilia Earl, well known on
the stage a quarter OF a century ago, is dead
at her home here
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-06

Hannibal, Mo.--The federal grand jury is in
the sale Of postof6ce sites.
Indianapolis-A local paper announces the
starting Of boom for Marshall Field of Chicago
as the democratic presidential nominee.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-06
MORGAN IS INVITED

To Reception for New Northern Pa
cific President i'll StcPaul.
j. Pierpont Morgan will be invited
by the st. Paul Commercial club to
attend the reception to be given. next
Friday for Howard Elliott, new presi-
dent of the Northern Pacific. Invita-,
tons have been sent all over the state
for the informal banquet
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-06
q,
HARTMAN MAY BE 1T
May Succeed Burt as U. p. President
Manager to Be Named

-I1d11HStT 10 DC NttII1eU,
E. H. Hartman for president. of the
Union Pacific, succeeding~H.. G,a Burt,
methods. will likely be IL introduced,
providing for general manager in
whom control of the system will be
vested. The Chicago Post says that
the Alton haA been sold to- the Union
Pacific. This will afford the two Pa
cific roads a Chicago outlet.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-06
w. s. Dixon convaIescinn

w. 3. Dixon, northwestern passenger
agent of the Milwaukee road, living at st.
Paul, is convalescing, after a long illness
with typhoid fever. It will be some weeks
before he can get to work again.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-10
Trieocnsircuno in Ybilaoelphia.

@o in 3. g., 8. Oft.
- Cine groBe lleberrolfung fir Dos
Northumberland lit oos ioebet
c%ingetroiiene Sd)reiben zines beoeu-
tenoen Observation-Disclosures IN Gbilaol.
phio, Der OILS Guofer ollen Srieqa.
%riiitungen obbolo lit unO aus oieiem
@runoe iid) ouf Die Sieferuug bon
S~eoermaterial fir Die 9~unoeailottc,
5il peldler er 0llrd, ein H~lmOld,reiben
oufaeior0ert mor0en mar. nid)t Elm.
loiien mill. Sn Dem Sdreiben iogt
oieier lpobre Srieoensfreuno: o.Nl&
Mitglieoer Der Society OF 6rienoa"
beiiirlporten mir Den Srieoen m16
boltell es iiir mebr nit unieren Erin.
5ipien iibereinltimmeno, menn mir ea
nid)t periud)et, ourd SerfGuie oil
ooS aricgs. uno 6Iotten-G eportc.
ment 0elo Slt ueroienen. NotiirIid)
MAIDEN mir qerlle @cidofte, ood) Dies
lit fiir ms cine refine Erin5ipien.
fraQe."" rs...
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-10
Gie ,Sloenm" . aataitrOPBe.
Der 9erid)t Der 9unoeSsG ommiiiion
BART ser 8er0ffentlidung.

Sem Dort, 9. Sftober. -
g8ie aus @uibiugton gemeIoet miro,
lift Der 9eridt OcS Spe5iol-@omite's
iiber oas ,SIocum" = l(ngIiif fertt9
oeIteQt mo Samitog unter3eidnet
moroen. Sefretdr Metcalf miro 10
tort nody leiner Hiidfebr nod @ai6-
inqton sic Nufmerfiamfeit oeS Frds
iibenten altf Ben 8erift lenten. Der
9crif,t miro, nod)0cm er Dem Yr6ii-
oenten unterbreitet noroen lit, Der.
6ffentlidt merOeu.
Die lt1teri udun9S : Gommiiiiott
mltroe einige Gage nadI Der oSIo-
c1lm" aotoltropbe BON Oem 0amo-
ligcn Nouoel9iefretdr Gortelpolt er.
nunrt uno beitouo aus Dem Stills
SefretGr 2olprence 8. 0tllrroD pom
6anoeIS : Department Ser6ert s..
Smith Siiff5 , Gommiiiar fir Cor
porattonen; Geo. ltbler. ouiiidt5fiib-
renoer General Snipettor 6er9ompf=
ifiiiS . Snipeftion; Dem p]ellIionirten
8enerol Som 0t. 8ilion bon Der
8unoe5armee unO Cameron G.WinS-
lou BON ser 9unoe5morine. Die
COMMUNION lit lett ibrer Grnennung
faIt umlnterbrod)en al Der Nrbeit ges
rpeIen uno bat cine 9roBe Nienge De.
ipeiamotGriol mti9enommen.
Der 9erid)t entb0lt. mie c3 beiBt,
uuBcr elmer altSfiibrliden CARTEL
hing OeS llntergon9e5 0eS o@eneral
Slocrm" Ourd)9reifen0c Gmpiebluns
gen sur &crbiltulg iolder aotoltros
pbcll, inter <Oerem itrengere @e=
Icse sur Hc9ulir41g OeS SerfebrS
BON grtltriionS > 0onpfern lno peis
t~ergebeuoe Observation-Disclosures i'm
<tereiic ser Eoiiogiere. 8ie onge-
oelltct miro, iou Der 9erid,t cine
gauge Nu5obl ieniationeler Nugoben
%cntbaltcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-10
GntickIide Tamilicn . S%rag6bic.

Sin @bemunn erifieBt feline unges
trele Satin uno iid) ieIbIt Dor
ben @ugcn iciHcS ne%liniobrigcn
T0dterd)ens.
0enart. H..S., 8. Oft. 49, Ill
freo 6rper erihoB bier ieine 6rou I'M
Sd)laie rmo iogte lih Damn ieIbit CT
lie augel in oen 8opf. Seine 2eihe
fieI iiber Den 9orper Der 5ror, mel
DIE einige StunOen ipoter i'm Soipi-
tai Der @unoe erlag. Gas nelm
Sabre olte 3obter6en oes Gbepoo,
res. 9eiiie, peIfe III einem Nebe1,-
simmer idIief, tpur0e Inn 1 llbr fritb
Ourd) ben eriten SfuB getuedt INN
elite in ooS Shlof5immer Der 81
tern, no tie lob luie ibr Suter lid
cine 81tgel in Den &opf ifob. 9eiiie
ranntc aus DEM 9auIe uno er5abIte
H%ounoSmon Curtin, mos iid) 5ugc.
tragen, nornrf 8eioe ms 9auS 5lts
r%iidfebrteil. % sic 6rou nod lebtc,
lieB Der Goli5eibenmte sic Imbulon5
0e8 st. 9arnobaS.6oIpitolS" font,
men; Die 1Srait prr0e 5tpor boloi9it
ms SoIpital gebradt, bod tonnte
lie nidt 9ercttet iperOen.
Die 6omilie 6rper betpobnte Gin
elegant eingeridteteS 6Iot in oem
Soule GER. 142. Gboomid = goenlte,
mo oic porgeflnoenen 9rieie ergo
ben, ooB 6rper ourd Die llntreue
ieiner 6rou 5u bem Woro unO
Selbitmoro getriebcn DurOe. Die
9riefe 6rper'S, iuelfe Die Eoli5ei in
SeIib 9enommen, moren 6rettdg
N6e16 9eidriebcn lporhen, nad)oem
Die 6rolt un0 ibr 8odterfen Iid) III
Bette begcben batter. 6rper blie6
ifreibeno an leinem Gulte iiBen un0
iogte ieiner 5roll, oic linn nod cine
Goile Sbee bereitet bate, ooB er nod
me6rere Stun0en SIT orbeiten babe.
Is mltB mebrere Stunben ipoter &C.
meien ietn, ais er ooS 3inmer ieiner
Godtcr betrot, iid) iiber ooS i6lafcr.
&c atno bellgtc uno es, unoeritGnos
lihe @orte mltrmelno, mebrmol&
fiiBtc. DIS aino entiinnt ii6 nod,
ooB cS Iid in ieincr Sdloftrunfcn.
belt ooriiber qemtnocrt bo6e, 0nB
Der &oter 10 Ionge Belt brolld)te, nm
ibm Suite Nodt" SIT ioger.
No6oem 6rper Ole 9rieic gcid)ric-
ben, crgriif er einen 8eooloer uto
cridoB Oie Irult lno Iid) ielbit.
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8rGnoc.

9urItngton, &t., 8. Oft. -
9o@ inter oent 9fnmcn Bead
Souie" bcfonntc @otcl lit nit alien
Nebcnqcb0uoCn ei1t Holl6 Scr Slant
men gcluorberL bod, gclong eS Den
Sotel9Gitcn, iid) SIT rettelt. @iQiomS'
Gpotbcfc, 9oilep & @illinms'2o oen
geId)1ft it,o ser Gibion'ihe SduG.
LADEN mrrroen oird) ocn grono be-
lf10igt.
Stat u o If, Srto., 8. Oft. - I'm
Witternodt brad lit ben Inlogen
Der "6lot Nod Canning Sabrif"
6eller aus, oos ifneQ irt iid) griff
mo cine 3eit lang Die got,5e Srts
idoft nit 9eritorlrng beorobte. Die
6obrif II. mebrere umliegenbe SGil=
ler mllr0en cingeGidert. Serluit
100000; tbcilipeile ourd) GeriidJe-
rlln9 geoedt.
Goanofc, So, 9. Sftober. -
GaS oitlife @not oes St6otdcnS
Sbennnooob, Gage Gouutp, So,
ging pobreno Der lesten Nndt III
6lamnen oltf. Gtlpa 30 @ebdllbe,
einI6licBlid, 5rpeier Sotels, branntcu
1leoer. Sbcnonooub bat etlua 1900
9enobner.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-10
@ciuGErt fcinrn Sdnnb.

@nbtngton II, .. g., 8. Oft.
- lleber Die nit 0eln fllgelteiten
Sltd)c an9citcltcn @robcn limo bent
General Gro5icr 9crifte 5ltgefom-
men, ocrcn 6ocit lit, ooB ooS Sltd)
ipc9en %ieiltcr Sfnpere, llnbeQllcmlid)-
felt uno Soften, iopie ~oesbalb, mci(
cS mir tbcilDeiien SfuB gegen 9lt.
geln gclu1brt, 5liru 8ebrolld, filr ben
tllotulouellen Sol0oten nid)t geeignet
mo audi sum Shub fir @eihiitc
II. !, II. nidlt b%rnltd)bor lit. neil e5
DEM @ctter id)lef,t mioeritebt l1no
MIR nit Sd)pierigfeit an @cidiiten
beleltt9t peroen fam. glti cine oide
@ono aus Sol5 o%uigenogelt. 5eigte
es nad) elmer Nn5abl Sdiiiie Ginboll.
d)ltngen bon cinem bolben 3oQ, mel.
die &%erlebungen bes menidlifell
aorperS sur 6olge boben miiBten,
nitd) lpeln Die allgel nift ollrd3 oos
Eilf) binourd) orillgen ioQte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-10
&ohlenarnben in %Elammen.

GoquiIIc Gitp, Ore, 8. Oft.
Die @rllbenonlogeu oeS 9eaocr
SiG acknowledgements limo in 9roro
gcrotben. Gin 6uulfen BON cinem
cIettriiden Wtotorruogen IN Dem
icd)sten Stolen pcrilrioftc cine Gr,
ploiion uno iofort idlllgen 6lormncn
ouf. Ser Motorfiibrer unb cin an.
bercr IngeItelltcr Gotten ein fnappes
Gntfommen; 9eioe erlittcn id)perc
gronoruunoen. Die geiommter
@rltbenonlogen I'M groinneren ites
ben iett in 6Ian1men, uno SIT bcfilrd)-
ten lit, 0oB oos gauge 9%ergtpcrf, Ooo
oic rcid)ite &%obletgrltbc I'M Stoote
lit. ser 3erit0rung onbeimfoIlcn
miro. GoS 9erglpcrf bat eillctr
@ert6 BON mcbrcren MiQionen Col
lars. 0ic lebten Gtofrihten bon Der
brcnncnOen &obIen5cd)e iino III boil
1ltngSpollerem Conc 9ebalten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-10

EN-, Oas gon8e Qttpidt nidt nur
'9feS periOnli6cn einfhiicS, ionOeru
an3 oaS ibrer @tcalmqcu in Die
&Sooeldole 81 iperfen sur AuSrot.
f"n9 Der ltrio6en bon WiiB9caia,
relie1 uno Gonfliften jpiihen Dol
TERN uno 5ur S6offung zines 10 boil.
lIonol9en SpitemS rnternationoler
Sd)leoSgeriflte uno elmer 10 Itorfen
SrleoenSliebe Der @6lfcr, ooB nit
Der 3eit Die 9orborci Oca ariegeS I'M,
nlo9lldJ miro"
No1oem oieie &lppcuotion ein.
nllltbi9 aagbrommeu Uor, erfldrte
Y%rolioent reot Goiuc ben Gongrcb
tilr line 0ie oertogt, nohoem er nod
DER Breie hes 2anoc9 oen 0onf oeS
eongrelies dttsgeiprotcn bate. SIN
Sollfe oe9 9todlmitto09 beiudten Die
0ele9oten Cambridge mo Die Sors
noro . %llniperlitat. @eitern 9(beno
fellte EN- 9roBer 3bciI o%erielben nadl
9tem.2ort u1lo onocrcn Stdoten o6.
Ger nofite GongreB iinOct 1905 in
Sil5ern (Sdlpei5) itatt.
HniIii der unO ioponiidc r
&elegot d ijttcln 6
Die Sun0.
Gin Invertebrates ~Sntermcj}o er.
eignete Iid i'll ser SiBunq, ais Der
rulliide Qelegot Gohn Gbirug an
Dem Site OeS iopaniiten 0eleaotcr
Sire Ibrotoni bon Gotio porbeifom.
Cine Come riei Dem Nuiien ST, iie
ipilroe Iid %ireuelt. pen1 er Dem So.
poller freunoihoitlid) Die 6ono
Orilden miiroe. Obnc 3ouoern
iuonote lid, Der Glriie al Sen Sopa.
lter rnO id)iitteltc inn luurul Die
9ono NIT ben @ortcn; sd irene
mid, eilen Oiitncuiden 3lt bcorii.
BEN" Qte 6rieoenaoelegoten iubcl.
ten 9eifoa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-10
Sin ScindJ frOn5OTIdcr YrinScn.

Nem Dorf, 9. Oftober. -
Inter Ocn Eoiiogicren OeS geItcrn
bier cingetrofienen iron5oiiiden
Qompier2 go Souroilte" befnnoen
it'd 5uei Erin5en aus Dem @ouic Or
leans, Griu3 2ouiS bon Orleans ltto
8rogon5o mo iein 9rlloer GrinS Nn,
tome bon Orleans uno 9raGan5a.
Iuf Der BoIiogierliite pnren lie ais
&. nnO Il. De Wercp eingetrogen. Die
beioen Erinjen Itiegen I'M o@oloori,
Iltorio" ob uno beobiid)tigen, iid)
ettuo led,S Wod)eu bier i'm Qan0c arf-
5ubolten. n@ir boben cine 2(n5obl
GmpfebltngSbrieic bel uns," iogtc
Erln5 SoliS. nWtr bo6en 10 picl
ilber Dies 2on0 gclcien uno qeb0rt.
bob mir beifIoIien, cS oltS eigener
I%nld)olulng fenllen 5i lernen. @ir
meroen unter Inoerem nad ct.
2oltiS, Chicago uto on6eren Stdoten
geben uH0 r~ed)t5eitig IN 9}clu- Oorf
5uriid Icin, I'm Die Bferoe 9(llsItel-
lung SIT Ieben," Die beioen Grin5cn
iino Die Sobne bon Grin5 2olliS Bbi-
lippe @oIton, @rof o'gll, nno iilo
Gettcrn 0es Ser5og3 BON Orleans.
9eioe limo Oiii5iere in Der 6itreidi,
idJen aaoaQerie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-10
Carrie Ration mieocr cinaclud,t.

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oi't $ Neite etngclod)t. 0iesmol lo,l.
fete Die Gnfloee ui,i Hubeitoruno
mo SernrIoduns zines Golfsoui,
laitis.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-10
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