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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-04-16
Piano Lesson

WIN q io'u of experience of q
years a -ner of piano and har-
"i>ns t training pupils whose
piayins n' teen approved by F. Zech
'r.' anu Louis I-isser, of San Francisco
L ai' ons, of New York and Paderwsk
e great pianitst, Philip krall still
feels that he I; competent to-teacf ana
offers his services to pupils G. al
grades.
Address in care of F. ]. Stein1 n'z
drug store. -. 81. :
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-04-16
RHODES SCHOLARSHIP.
Examinations for the Great Educa.
tionai BeQuest.

Examinations for the Great Educa-
tional Request.
Wednesday examinations we're he'd
throughout the country for the Cecil
Rhodes scholarship. BY the terms CT
the will of Mr. Rhodes two scholar
ships in Oxford University were appor.
toned to each of the States and Ter
ritories OF the United States for the
the purpose of printing a proper un-
Outstanding Of England, her laws, GUS
toms and institutions. Each of these
scholarships is worth $500 annually,
the money being provided by interest
from q permenent endowment st
aside for that specific purpose by the
terms Of the will.
James V. Comerford. Of Virginia
, City, an ambitious student Of the New
ada University. took the examinati,n
| in Reno, being the only applicant In
Nevada. He did not have much time
to prepare for the test, owing to poor
health, but feels confident in his
ability. Mr.. Comerford is a bright
Latin and Greek scholar. and as a
'-'Aant has made an excellent record.
'~~meyer of Carson val.
ley is an aspirant for thu 'e' IA
Sprtngmeyer was former student =.
the University. He has done much
Of his preparatory work at Stanford
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-04-16
AssoRBs WESTERN PACIFIC.
A Rumor to that Effect is Currently
Reported,

A Rumor to that Effect is Currently
Reported.
The fact that a number of the most
prominent officials of the Southe-.
Pacific company have visited Reno and
East Reno during the past few weeks
has given rise to many rumors regard
ing their object.
Yesterday a well foundede report
gained circulation that the officials
have been looking into the feasibility
of carrying out the plans of the West
erin Pacific company and that the in
terests of the latter corporation have
been merged with those of Hartman
and his associates. Yesterday the rail-
!! road officials stationed in Reno made
no statement regarding the matter.
| Notwithstanding this the story is
out that the company now controls
the Western Pacific interests and if
line goes through Beckwith Pass it
will be built by Hartman.
| 1t is stated tina. the Hartman PEG
pie have now abandoned their plans
to tunnel through the Sierra Nevada
mountains from Truckee Instead the
Western Pacific survey will be follow
this city or from East Reno through
the Pass. connecting at Chico.
This would overcome the heavy
grades of the mountains. and reduce
the time as well as the cost of trans
iportation of freight and passengers
to and from California 1t would al
so insure to the Southern Pacific CON-
pany the only two feasible routes in
. to California from the East.
The Burlington Rock Island and
other Eastern roads have had longing
, eyes on California for years. Beck.
, with Pass is the gateway to the Gold
en- State. With the Southern Pacific
for the opposition to ind an enterance
, The construction Of tunnel from
, Truckee would require about fou
years time together with the expen
, diture of several million dollars AT
, ter completion the expense and tn
, trouble that would be entailed II
: maintaining the underground passag
Z would be enormous So it can o
2 easily seen that the Beckwith Pas
I route is one the Southern Pacific
:. eager to control.
2 Though this is the first intimatio
l the public has received regarding thi
7 important matter it IS stated that tn
deal was consummated several month
q ago and the immense shops, roun'
8 house and railroad yards now in tn
. course Of construction at the siste
! town Of East Reno are for the pu
I pose Of handling the immense bushes
Of handling the immense business an
!, and caring for tie engines and cars q
the company when 1t succeeds in buil.l
ing an open route to the sea board
H. Pacific coast-Jcurne!.
3 Ill.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-04-16
Get Your Tags.

The sheriff's office has received tags
for all dogs and parties owning such
animals and who wish to retain them.
are warned to call and get their licen-
Sc. The law is to be strictly enforced.
Ali parties owning stock are warn cd
against turning them into the street
as the pound has been opened and III
loose stock willbe impounded and th5
penalty imposed before release. On &C
count of number of residences doins
away with fences, this law will be en-
forced to the letter.
VIM. KINNEY.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-04-16
ACTIVITY At PINE NUT.
Capital Seeking a FoothoId in the Pro.
mix',u God Belt.

Capital Seeking a FoothoId in the Pro.
mix'rp God Belt.
Everything points to a revival in the
Ellning industry in the Pine Nut gold
fields this coming summe-. For the
past few days a number of experts
have been over the field and local
people have also taken options on the
ground.
Messrs. Broayter AMI McKane have
taken an option on the Zirn ground
now the property of Ola Schulz and
have taken out number Ct tons Of
placer gravel which will be washed
at the creek that is now flowing a
good head. Should this test run cone
cut as it is believed it will. the gen.
t!emen will then figure on placing
giant on the ground and bringing wa.
ter to wash out the entire hill side.
That there is gold there. no one dis
putes, but the only drawback has been
the lack of water in the district.
For a number Of years men made
wages out there with dry washers, but
this process is entirely too slow for
company or any one who wishes re-
turns from an investment. Should the
Carson promoters take hold as they
are talking of. there will be more min
ing done out that way than at any
time since the discovery of gold in
the region.
Nearly everyone remembers the won
derfully rich rock that old Bill Zirn
brought in from time to time. At one
| time he landed few sacks Of ore
| here that showed more free gold than
has ever been brought to Carson. The
excitement that followed resulted In
nearly every citizen of this city own
ing a mining claim or two. After more
or less surface work. nearly all the
claims we're abandoned and the sec
ton in the summer is one of the dry
est in the State and the people without
water were handicapped to such ar
extent that no mining to speak Of has
gone ON since. .>- &c.,.
Shortly after the big boom Charley
Lane, of California came here and was
ready to consumate a deal whereof,
he was to acquire the Buckeye pla
GERS, but owing to the hoggishness o.
people who located all round him. h.
had to abandon the project after spent
ing many thousands OF dollars. He be
lieved that there was q great fortune
to be made in the section. but wouls
not stand for graft" and his pc
scheme fell through.
One of the few who remained il
the section and who has prospered. il
Benny Martin. who has managed t
tunnel, rtn sthfts, dig out ore AK
grind it up in 4 hand mortar. IN al
he has taken out a great deal of gold
just how much. no one knows. as NJ
always ships HIS returns to the ole
country and never has much to "a!
! to the visitor. On several occasion,
he has let people into the mine ant
they have always been surprised a
the amount Of gold he has in sight
Benny is hammering away and doc,
not lose a shift.
+ Should the new people who are 90
| ing in exert a. much energy as .ha
/! this prospector, the section will com
to the front in rush. There is grouu,
l out tLere that is just as good as hi
and all that L needs Is the cash t
develop it. The new people on tn
scene nave the required finances an
it would not be surprising if SOM
pretty lively scenes were again Ell
acted in the Pine Nuts this season.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-04-16

Work has been Commenced on the
automatic electric block system that
is to be installed between Truckee and
East Reno. The buildings will stand
on cement and brick foundations.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-03
9ieena<0eimde.

9rdiibent Der GontraftDer gebunessg
.au2g. 80. sFeb1 2.34.b,6,S,M
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-03
Sapanilhe susialiifsn gegett ben
Griea.

oSn Der BARRIER yNurpre" erflGrt
ii9 Elm iapanifder 9enoIIe 8atapama
i'm Namen ieiner Partei gegen einen
8rieg nit auBlanb. Gs beiBt in benz
4rtifel, bic grobe Mafe Der gep6lfsz
rurs Sapan's lei segen einen arieg.
4nerbinss gebe es in Sapan cine
ariegspartei; bas ieien ne6en Der Wiz
litdrfuit e bic l1%nternebmer, tpelde dls
2ieferanten ppn 8riegsartifeln Elm
SntereHe baden. Die Hegierung ielbf
ifeine ni6t iehr fir ben &rieg 81
fem; lie babe aber Tur9t por Der
&riesspartei. Die arbeitenben &luiz
fen in Sapan bdtten bonn &riege feiz
nen @etpinn; 1iege Sapan, 10 pIrbe
es Der Qrbeiterfla1e ni9t better ges
ben, benin es piirben i6r neue Steuz
ern aufsebiirbet tperben. go babe
au9 Der dtnsIiide 8rieg benz @olfe
nere 2aiten fir bic grbaltung uno
9ersrDberung Der Marine uno Der
Mrinee sebra6t. Gin rteuer Sieg
piiroe ben MilitGrismus mod mehr
itGrfen. Die Irbeiter baben fein Sns
terefe an Der 8eiebung Der Manbz
i9urei urb baden ni6t bas gerlan=
gen - Ielbit nt6t um Gprea's piaen
= ii6 init ben ruifiiden Nrbeitern
eesenieitig STANDARDIZATION. Sauien@
be BON &riippeln, Wittpen unb Maiz
fen, alles 4n9ebOrise Der arbeitenben
alafen, bas piirbe bas 6aait bes
Grieges iein.
5obann erDrtert 3ataDoma bielln>
eeredtiefeiten bes MilitGrbienites in
Sapan. Mo6l beftimme bas @efeb,
baB ieber Sapaner bret Sabre aftip
unb bret Sabre in Der &eierpe 5u biez
nsr babe, in Wirtlidteit gelinse es
alien Reifen unb Mddtisen, ibre
5D6ne pom Militdrbienit gu befreien.
Oisienigen aber, aus BEN Heiben Der
pribilesirten alahen, pel4e pirfli4
bienen, tperben mad einlG6riger
Sienfseit gum Offi5ier befOrbert uno
10 gable bas 8plt aud ben hanptidd=
li6ften 5beil Der 8lutfteuer unb let
oeshalb gegen ben arieg. Der nnr i'm
Snterefe Der herridenben RlaHe liese.
Rad biefen 4%euBerunsen muB Der
S%o5iulismus in Sapan bereits groBe
5ortidritte semudt baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-03
Queen 4nne's Giienba6n=Go.

s rplan n.&rGft 5. = J.. 1908.
SaHpfer nerlnhtn Bier 4r. 10 an aiebt=Stra5c
tdpli4 (auseenommen S0nntaas) I'M 4 llbr Ra6.
nlittaes na6 aopt 4pint, Gent=Sslnnb, EueeHs=
tonn, Gentreoile, Denton, @rseniupOo, GLENDALE,
2tpts unb 3pii9eHsS tatioRen.
Nu Montaas nm Ills Mpreens, mad aopes
40int, QUEENSTOWN, Gbtierpiat. GrtsuiDopO uHe
3ipii6en=S tatipnen.
q. 3. - Ser Sampfer Sanlitag Ra9mittal
mad aootz4oint iebrt 5uriid nab Baltimore nm
$50 AbenDs.
Gra9t pirb an MOGsntaOsn bis 3 ubr 3aSm.
~eHtgtaen asn0mmtn.
l@ai27,1a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-03

.Die 8urtholbt'f de Sill
gum @iDerruf bes &untins : 9erbots
i9eint auf's Nimmer : Grtpaden ELM
eeI6lafen su iein," idreibt elm Wafbz
ingtoner Correspondent. ariegsmt=
niIter 3ppt bat alio i'm aapitol periz
ger geapidt sebabt, uls bic riibrise
unb seternbe Semperen5 : Clique.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-03
Wefern 0arhlanh Sahn.

Srat i n %. 4opem6sr 1903
3iss perlaTsn aiasn=StatioH, ME folgt:
Sdglt6.
40 frib - S6neap0ft, 8auptlinIe, Sd9erstofnHs
g8apnes6oro, 81. & 70. @abn uuo benz 6Eoens
unD ausgeuonImen Sonatags y. " VI. H.E
Gbdnbersburg, Martinsburo Ino 9Binbstr.
11.25 sbsnos atfOnl. nab luipHs8rioes.
SdgIi6, aus GENE m Sonntaea
TBS irlb 9Orf, 3. i o. Din. uno eauptltnis
6itlia Don Gmprp Grope, Carlisle uno ". x o.
s55 gorr. 6anptlinis, eaqtrstotDu, ebtppenss
burq, 6reosrid, Gmmits6urg uno r.. 4 Us. &D.
1oi3 Born. aftom. nab uuion=griOs., gnra
uRp Gettpsbure.
Ok Rahm Ntton. nab llnioH=Grioes.
995 Gafu. - 4ttom. nab Gmorp @reot, y. IN
o. 7ip., ioIis YoFf.
IA Wohm. Grprsb nab @lpnpou, @sfmiHa
Ger. Rstp=g1iHoipr, nnionsSrioat uHD bonn Gfa
fom bis 6assrstppn; itrntr 6rtperid, @mmitsa
bmro unb 6bippsnsburg (Barlor=Gar).
su Rohm. AItpn. nab Gmoro g3rope.
* IA Waam. - Simiteb nab Dort, Sanoptr uHA
GETTYSBURG. fQarlpr=Gar.1
612 absnos Aftpm. nab inions4riDae.
500 abtEDs = aifOm. nab Gmorp Brspe.
Rur Spnnta0s
9.35 90rm. - attoHt. mad Union 8rioSe unA
&anoper.
$50 4a6m. - attum. mad unionsHriugt.
440 Nad)m. Attpm. mad Gmorp 9rape,
/" cnlien Hiht on 4enniplpania=Ine zStation ar.
9ilet= unO @spdds9irtau, 215 Giz9altimprsr
Girabe.
3lee balttH auf nHipns, Nsnniplpanios q n.ups.
Buttons uRb 9Aalbrppts StGtion an.
VI. &. &~risnoln b, Gen. 9raffie mar.
u. %. 6sR1lL @;a. A4aH .aAsent-
20
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-03

4m preubif6en g + D.
nunqsz uno Srbensfeite iino i'm 8an=
sen 1850 Srben unb @brenseifen
p.rlieben iporoen. 4ls bDhIte Ius=
5elhnung lit bas 8robfreu5 beg Ro=
then Nbleroroens nit Gifenlaub benz
General Der Gdpaqerie unb epmmar=
birenoen General oes Z. Mrmeecprps
in Miinter, 5rbrn. b. Biting, Derz
lieben. Oieie 4usseidnuns, begin.
nod nit 69pertern am Ringe unb
nit Ger arone, beliBen nunmebr udt
Der epmmanbirenben @enerdle. Der
Hot6e 4oleroroen 1. &lahe nit ieinen
neun 4bftufungen lit biesmal iiberz
baupt ni9t perliehen fporben, berHo@
tbeQolerpreen 2. Glaf1e in lie6enStu=
ten 81, Ger Hoth.4olerproen 3.&laiie
in flint Stufen Ill unb Der Rptbe
Moleroreen 4. &lafe in brei Stufen
954 NAL. DIR Gronenorben 1.Rlafe
ALIEN. ohns Die anoeren aht Gtufen,
lit IA NAL Derlieben iporben, bic
5tDeite 3lafe nit bier Stufen 1913, Die
3. Glahs nit 5tpei Stufen $50 unb
Die a. Glaie oss Gronenorbens 208
DIAL. 9om RDnisliden 6ausprben
BON 6oben5Dnern tit Der Nbler Der
Bitter 4, oas areu5 Der Snhdber s
unb Der 4ber Ger Snbdber 20 Ma[,
bas Gren5 oes 4asemsinen G6renaei=
6tns 116 unb bas Nnsemeine g1ren=
3eiden 904 Deal p~erliehkn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-03

gmmdGa1pe bat i'd por@
geItern ben Rep : gorfern tpieoer in
Carmen" porssitsnt aber ni4t nit
benz getpobnten grfols. Nad ben urz
t6eilen Der Seem : gorter prehe mar
ibr 4uftreten cine gnttdui9ung. St
yWorlo" beri4tet iogar, oub Galpe
milo ~ausgesifdt tpprben lei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-03
SIarn 81. Mc9tlliiter.

Gg farb um 81. Sanuar 1904 nab LANCER 2rnutz
belt Clara u. Mc9taiiter, aeliebte Satin oes ptr@
ipr6enen Geo. .. Mt2aiiter uno So9ttr bon Sobn
uuo Der ocrftorbenen Gatberine u. Gtsner.
Day by day we saw her fading
And slowly sink away,
Yet in our hearts we prayed
That she may longer stay.
Her spirit has flown to region blest,
So peacefully at rest in Jesus breast
And happy for evermore.
@ou ibreu 9 ater. 9riocr n uno
3 d ID { # { r n.
Sie gteroiaunq finbet bente, Nfittpo6, Den
8. Gcbruar, Rabmitta9s 2 llbr, bon ibrer lcstsn
g9pbnunq, Nr. 63, Observation-Disclosures, aus itatt.
E3-A
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-03
TpOcSfquc.

Sim l. Stbruar % M. 8. Self E in q. Sabre
ieine5 2ebens.
am /. 6ebrudr Marie 6ierfetttr i'm
sorten @lter BON 3 Wtonateu.
am 81. Sanuar 9 arbara g. Weber lin
IA. 9ebensiabrs.
am l. 6ebruar 6 NJ m a SAT-.
Sim 81. Sanuar marie Sultann q
p, 81 Sabre aft.
Im 81. Sanuar q ueuf a 2orb i'm Alter
BON 40 Sabren.
gm l. 6ebruar artbur $. mann, isn.,
rs Sabre aft.
0l,, / Cshr,nr 81 p n n n & III II III
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-03
Mmalia S6iiffcr.

IS farb am l. Gebruar 1901, @benSs I'm 10
1lbr, uniere %eeliebte Satin uno Tlntter amalia
s6iblsr, qebOrene @erbert, i'm alter pom 30 Sab
rem. Dit 8eerDigung finoet m 0 T n, Sonners
fao, un 8 llbr 8ormittaqs, bonn 9rauerbauie.
Dir. 1923, SbiroaStrabs, aus ftatt, BON bort nab
Der st. Mi6otlg=Gir6e, mo Elm ieicrli6es &tqltenl
fir pas Sell ibrer Seele gcleien ipsroen ipIrO.
ipanofr HuO isreunOe Fno b6fli6ft eingclaOen.
CoI Y ufhH q iuoer n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-03

SRI. Mbele p. t6ofer,
leBte Gnfelin Qnbreus 5ofer's, III
am IA. Sanuar in Wien geitorben'
Sic mar p0qie mittellOs, 10 caB ni6i
einmal 8elo fir bic 9rarfenfoften
unb Die 8eerbigung p%orbanoen mar.
SRI. p. 9ofer erreidte cine Otter BON
81 Sabren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-03

Sn ct. 2puis befum III
Mfann Streit nit ieiner 5rau, neil
inn bieielbe ~anftatt zines Ginoerbra@
tens einen S9peine6raten borgeiebt
bate. unb bann sing Der bumms
&erl bin unb tranf cine DOTS &arz
6olIGure. 50 i9limm nGre i6m Der
@6peins6raten bod jebenfals ni9t
befommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-03
Catherine Mnoreas.

Gs ftar6 am 2. Gebruar 1904 Catherine @nOreds,
Mittpt BON Satob @npreag, I'M @ltsr bon Is Sab
rem. Die gctroiounq finOet morqen, GOnner=
tag, 9tafmittags 2 ltbr, bon Der g9obnung tbrer
So6ter, Grau 5. 5. &aas, 9r. 1913, %Soltns=
StraBe' ans TAFT. 9erpanDte unD 6reunoe iino
QhtunagppQ einoelaoen, ~peri,lben bei5uipobnen.
gciiebuug auf Der 2oupOnsNarf=@emetsrp.1
c1-51
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-03

Miffipndrz geridte aus
CHINA meloen, buB Prin5 Suan emit
li9 erfranft unb Sung Sub Siang
~seftor6en lei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-03
WarblanD e PrnniBlhania>G iier-
hahn>Gnmnnnnie.

3Rss otrloHen 1ortbzapeHue= uno Cafz6trob.a
6taticnsn an moStntageu na9 E.lair 7.30, $50
Sorm.. 800. AIS, 600 absHos. Ga5 Delta 7.30
BORN, 800, AS Rabm.
Ra4 00rt 100 9Orm., $50 Rabm. eonHtoas
na6 Gslta $50 9prm., 400 TaGm.
5onntass nab 8tlair 7.3O, go Born, 800.
45 Ra9m., 800, 1l.5 absara- -
6. U. Gitsr. geStral=DaHagisr=Ggtnt
CRapl1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-03

Sn Sinun5freien 5er@
bri6t mar Ii9 bic aDpfe, tparum S.
9. Hpdefeler aus benz Otreftorium
bes 5ta6Itrufts ausgei4ieoen lei. I'm
ldnaH 'purbe BON 5inanS6ldttern be-
bauptet, baB Rpdefeller unb Carnegie
Die gpntrple h,s 5tabltruits hGtten;
besbalb punbert mar fi4, bab Der
OelfDnig auf feline STEELE i'm Oiref@
tprium bes Sta6Itrufts per5i6tet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-03
Bur Grinnermng

Oil unitrt unberqeblide So6tcr, Satin uno Mrtter
Maria gSiEner,
ipelbe be1ite Dor tincm Sabre aus Dem 2eben i6leD.
Sin Sabr nun it's, mir ~iperoen's nie p%ereeFei,
Sas Sid, Der SOB aus %uni'rsr Wtitte nabm.
gpcr fonnte infer eroBes 2eip e%rnttIeni
Ri6t 0orte iunD Der Muno fir uniepn Gram.
g8as gu ais treue Wtutter uns qerDsien,
Nls quite Shutter alien &inbtrn Sein,
Sn uriern 6sr5en lit IS tets 5u leien,
SpQ bort iir INNER finqei6riebrn lem.
ouibre G1tern, Gatten
(3N unD Rinbern
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-03

Nnnoso1ig, mt. Ropal=S station, H.50 B0rm.
GomDcnz station, 800, 900 9prm., 1926 Dtitz
toqs, AIS, $40 Ra6m., 800 abenDs.
9erIofen COMMUNICATION mad Greoerid, !I35.
1000 8oru., ISIS YornL, LIS, A.0 uno go
Ra1n1ittags.
98iu6sitsr, T.O 8ornl.t !5.W, !4.3u' .o'zo Nu0a
mittaos. ~ ,o u
GGiott<Gitn uuo Ut. Airp, 9oeat, i7-35, D.l5
Born, 1925, !4.3o, +5.35, $3.50, "11.35 abenhs-
Gnrtis' 9aD, 1923 gormittaq.s 70 49,. 49,.
btnz5tqtion 300 Nabmitta9s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-03

81 3Iri6 nurbe E +
5ii6rurg Der S9peiaerif9en Greoitz
Mnitalt bic 3iri9 : 4merifanii9e
Sruit : Company" nit einem Iftienz
&apital BON 10 Minionen Srancs sez
nriin6pt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-03
9ruiS.RiSae.G emetern.
az oIerff6,
N1rfarffg,
PNI
N0rraine,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Reue 6eftirnen Fns iestI sur EeG6tieuHo hns.s
ribttt. gitle ousostpdbItt Cots. Ter Super:nttns
bent oes Crumbs unp Hooens rirn iehe eetpinibte
Musfunft ~crthtilen. Sds tmatr / II m
hett tieli4 sur Snipsttian pffen. Weeen Edbsrem
Derot man Fh on ben EuperirtenneHttn obr an
nus EHreau in Z. 21. 9SejzEaratgsasStra5e.
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Mittmudb, 5. Tcbrnar 1904.

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ben.
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