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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-04

lciitet. Die seoenieitiae gerftdnoi-
9lln9 lit cine ooultdnoige.
Sn Der Site ser @rregung, Die Ser
3Iplld)entol 3lIr 6olge bate, fortoeft
mn auslono biele faIi6c Ginbriide
Vlouoen. Scbt fam conitatirt lper'
oelI Dob 8roB6ritonnien n%iernalS
ooron ootte, ben Gcriud) SIT mo-
d)en, ooS rriiii6e 8citWu0er auf6ll-
balten, NOS nur ais cine ieinoli6e
Qnnolrn9 bate gcocutct tperoen
tonllet. Us nuroe 8uBInno 9egen-
ilber niemoIS ou6 nur %angebelrtet
oaB NomiroI Goieitpcnafn'S Ib6erl.
1lln9 getoroert iuer0cn miIroe, rno
ebenlo ipenig per(ougtc @roB6riton-
MEN bon &uBIono iracnO meI6c
@ornntie, OuB irgcn0 &cmono be
trait lper0Cn ioQe.
G5'fonn iebt nit poiittucr @elpiB.
belt gelagt meroclL oaB Die Commit
lion III Yoris togcn unO aus flint
6lottcnoffi5ieren bcitcbcn miro, Ell
llent RllIIen ltl0 ciucm %Gngldn0er,
Jeoe Hcgicrunq ociignirt IoOorn Cit
d%locitcS Wtitglieo, mo Oieic bier
iuoDlen enoIi6 Elm fiinitc8. 8ob-
reno HuBlono on5u bercitS 4omirol
So5nofoip muSericbcu bat, miro
GngIono'S 8o6t pormusii6tlid ollf
Nomtrol Sir Gpprion Bridge fallen,
ob9lci6 oo8 nod uidt Gor5 ii6er lit.
8roBbritonnien GllBcrtc oic Ibiidt,
cinen 5lottenoffijier Ger Ser. Stoo.
ten otf5rforocru, cinen Sit in Scr
GolnnliIiion ein5unC6mclL morallf
HltBIono befonnt gob. Cincn ~iror3o-
Iild)ct Sffi5ier m06lrn ST mollcn.
GS licgt gutter @rlrn0 ST Scr Gt-
nobme Dor, OoB bic cn9Iiidc &egic-
ring I0lnirol 0eipcp einlo0cn mir0,
Der Gommiiiion o%r5ugeboren. Dill
5iere BON Iol6cm Gburntter aIS Die
e%rruGbnten Scrren leiiten I'M Bor,
aus libcre @etpGbr oofiir, ooB bcioc
6etbeiligte 20nocr uno oic gauge
@clt Ben 8efuno scr Gommiiiion
ais rid)tig onertenncn iucroelt.
Grtlorungen Scr ruiiI.
den Soupt5eugCn.
GnriS, 3. Honcm6er. - 0rci
0ifi5iere beS ruiIiiAcn @eibpooer$,
Capt. GloOo mo sic &ieutenont5
Oto un6 ellis, mcIfe Oie ritiiiihen
Solpt5euacn oeS 9toroiee- 3piidcn.
fols limo, trafen 9citern aus Gigo
bier Elm mo ~begoben iid ol5bol0
nod Der rlliiiid)cn 9otid)oft. Capt,
GloOo bcfono iih al 9orb 0eS
6loggI6iffS oanioS S%iulporoff" nit
Dem Sice-9(0mirol Hpieitpcnsfp unO
bate ooS onltIidIe Gugeblld) 5u fiji,
rem. 9tod) Der Gonieren5 in Der BOT
Ifait troten Die Ofii5iere Die @eitcrs
fobrt nad petersburg an. 8enn
al6 it6er 0en Serlauf Der Gonferen5
omtlif) 9tidtS 6etonnt gegeben lit.
10 fam bod boS Cine conitotirt
lperoelt, Dab sic bieIigen rlliliI1en
ImtSfrctic nod Nnb0rung Der Diff
5iere letter, Oenn ic, 6apon ii6er5elt0t
iino, BOB Die Nnpeienbcit ioporti.
Ider S~orpcooboote in ser fraoGi6cn
Nnd)t OeS NorOiee. 3lpii6cnfous cine
poiitiue Sbotiode ltno oeren ,S0enti.
fi5irung oltrd %Au9en5ellgen IMAM
fedtbor lit.
g nm gar Ocut dc 9ootc!
2onOon, 3. Nopember. alt&
Berlin miro 0cn1clbet, Oob mcbrerc
oelttide S~orpeoobOote iid in ser
gtaft, oils Die Hltiien olti Slider
bootc idoiicn, 5urllcbrrgSiobrt nobe
Der Gogaer.9onf, ieOenfoIls obcr in
ser Noroiee, bcfonOen. BUR nod)
troglid)cn ocnouen 6eititeIllufg OcS
GllrieS, Den sic 8oote cinidlltgcL
bat ooS bclltidc IuspGrtige gnt
cine llntcriilfuna bcgonncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-04
NDhere Aphlcnpreiie.

Elttsbnrg, ga. 8. 9tou. -
Sn 5olge Der seiteigerten Nadiroee
liitO Der Strifes Der @ruben.W oldi.
niiten i'll Der Sninoiier 8eiffoblen.
9iItriften iirb Die Greiie fir ole
Sorten bon aoblen i'm bieiigen 9i.
iirift lnii 80 Gents pro 9onnc erbobi
nor1en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-04
Ger 8rnAek in 6 NJ eI.

Comet HuBlon0, 3. Nop.
@GbrcnO Scr lcbten 5ebn Gage Wllr2e
rur ein 3ebntcl Scr 3cu9cn in Dem
6oll Der Nnitifter OeS ESlt0entroipoa2
in @omel I'M September 1903 Der.
bort. Die Nnpoltc ser &ll0en bcrill,
den Die Inl6uloiglug, 0oB [Slt0en
Den ardmoll onAcfnngen bnben 81
e%nttr0iten, mo barber fonlmt eS
bGufig 5lt Inl1qcn uno crrcgten Nus
acknowledgements jruiifcn Der Nn.
flogcbeb0r0c lllo oen GertDcioigern.
Serr Sd)onofoif, cin bcrilbmtcr 30,
pofat bon WoSfolL u~crtcbi0igt ole olt-
geflagteit Gbriitcn uncntgeltli6.
0oo @cridt bot iidJ bClttc bis 5lt1lt
SomItag Oertugt.
0cuti dll onOuno Sonto0 o,
mingo.
@crlin 3. 9tou. - 0oS GltSiuGr-
tigc Nnt crm0htigt Die .Niiociirtc
Yrelie" 81 Der Mtittbeilung OoB fcinc
lpic INNER geortete &ercinborun1
gum g%emeininmen Sdub iponii6el
un0 Oelitiher Sutereiien in ser Heplt.
blif Snnto Coming bciteDt.
Iltf bat 0ellti6lon0 nidt gegell
Den Northumberland in Soden Der
"Sonto Coming Improvement 60"
bon gtelu- Dorf proteItirt. lllo cbenio
lpeni9 meiB boS GltSmGrtige Nmt ct
mas bon einem Sd)ritt ocs ipoltiihcln
SoniltlS III Son Domingo i'm Nonell
ODER Iltftroge 0eutihlono'S.
Nmerituniibc Ncqcrs8 /.
dol in WfoSfoM.
VI oatou. 3. Nou. - Hobcrt :.
Morgan, ein torbiger omcrifoniidcr
Vilfof. iUobnte cinent &c 0elnt in
Der &otbe0rolC SIT @bren oeS Sobrc5-
togeS Der Sbronbeltei9ing Ocs STAT
icrS AtitoIola ocS 3meiten bel. Ger
9iidof lit @oit oeS GpipbonioS.
aloitcrS.
0eut d) Imcrifonii6cr
pCrtro1.
Serlin 3. Nouember. - Die
oeiltid)c &egicrinng bat ibrc poac
SereitlpiGi9fcit ol,9gciprod,cr, ulli
Den @orlhlng Der Ser, Stooteu 5lrllt
Ibid)lllb eiileS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
jluiidIen Den Ser. Stootcn mo ocnt
oelltlden Geid)e eil5ugeben, mo Is
1T llld)t ooro1l ST. 5peifcllt oob cir
bc6iiglid)er 8ertrog 5lpiidcn bciocu
Wfobten IN fllr5er 3eit 5u Stanoe
fontmen miro. Gem I~uSipGrtigen
In1t lit Scr &orid]lng crit Dor eini.
gen Iagen oltrh Ole nmerifonilde
Sotldott 5ltgc9altaen.
Ertn5 I%oulbert gcbt mad
ocn HgiIippinen.
&crlin, 8. Nopem6er. - Nhrf
%etcbl icincS &nterS, oes auiiers
SStIbelm, miro Erin5 aooIbert. Ger
brittle Sobn OeS &oiierS mo finn.
ttBc Ionltrol Der ocutid)en 6lottc,
I'M 6ebrltor tomnlcnoen SobreS pott
l%ct1er d)inciiidcn Station ans all
SorO OeS Eon5ertrclt6crS Serbia"
Die 8biIippinen0clpGiicr beiobren
uno I'M Sofet bon Wonilo glllient-
bolt ncbmell. IS lit Dies bos critc
Mol, OoB Der Erin5 cine omcrifa.
llld)e &olonie beiiihcn miro.
Wrln5 G0olbert Itebt iett I'M 20.
Sebenslabre mo lit foiierIid, bel1t-
lder lieutenant sur See. Gr iuurbe
3ipefS leiner ieemonniifen glsbil-
onng in 6rilbiobr bS. SIS. nod Der
oeutid)en oitoliotiid)en Station com,
manoirt.)
Sphere Aphlcunrriie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-04

Capt. @oiporo 9urd) bon Der
Gitorant6ne : Sfolnppe ,EerlcleS"
BET Gan Sronciscc, Gal., lit aiif Der
Sabrt bon Sibliron nad) Der Staflolt
out Algei SsIano iiber 9oro gefallell
mo %ertrunfen. gr por 3S Sabre ali
1tno ittnerbetrnthet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-04

PETERSBURG, 3. Hooenber.
Die .gliociirte Ereiie" lit 5u Der
aunbmohun9 ermdhtiet. oab Die
9oiis fir oos britiif-ruiiilhe Gtr'
peritanbnib, Den RorOiee 3lpiihen.
faq eii,er internotionalen Commit.
lion 81 nnierbreiten. cine frieolid)e
GrleOianne Obne. 9nhipiel acm1br.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-04
Ganaon's Eorlamcmtswablen.

ct. : o + II, q. y, 3. Ntouelnber.
- Die bcite' in Canada Itattfinoelts
oeit Yorlonnentsiuableu iperoen eitt-
id)eioen, oh bic liberale Gegierirngs.
Gortei nit ibrem Eremierminilter
Sir @ilirio 2oilrier om Glloer blct.
ben iino Dos BON Der Gegierltltg itll-
tcrItiibte tronscontinentale 9abnpro.
jeff Der y8rollb 2rlinf Eociiic 60"
permirflibt meroen ioa. Die lorpeit
porIiegenoen @oblberidlte beilten oilf
einen Sieg Der 2iberalen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-04

Sberit u. M. 6la9g, bis Dor
aiir5em Heoafteur Der .Nelps-Sri.
bune" III Duluth, Minn., bat iid) in
folee boffniinesloier forperIiher Gel.
ben ertrduft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-04
0o6 In nnterBanOlung.
Ser 6ritiidJ'ruifidc @crtrag 5ur Sin.
IcRnng elmer iutcrnatiunaleu
GOmmiiiiOn.

Roicitpcn5fp'3 6Iottc lit SIT 3onger,
Maroffo, a%ngeIan0t 1no miro
5mei ODER Orei Gage blciben, -
8ritiidc &reu5er gelcitctcn iie
Oortbin. - RoriS ioI oils S6ou.
pIot fiir Die Gitingen Ser Cont
miiiion ouScrp1bIt >pcroen. -
gOnlirol 9epcp ais eine8 ser
@}it9lieoeS Oor9eidlogen. - Go5
&rtcgsgei6rei in 2onOon lit iebt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-04

PETERSBURG, 8. Nonember. -
Ger Eroiioent beS ruiiiiden Miniiter-
Gon,itc'S, 8ebcimrotb Q. s. @ittc.
ldgte III elmer llnterreoung nit cinenl
Tertreter Der Yreiie:
sd bcgriibc oen 8oridloo oes
FrdIioentct Gooiepelt 9ebiliS s(bbol-
filng elmer ltcltcn interllotionolerl
6rieoenS.Gonieren5 in 10 fern nit
f%reuoiget 8efiibIerl oils oos Yroieft
ole 6roge nniercr notionalen @iiroc
lld)t tongirt. Inter Dem ruilii6ell
Tolfe eriItiren pielleift perid)iebenc
EorteielL ober ~oaegiiiicn iino ein.
miltbig bon ben Gulpfinoungeli oes
rotiollolcn Stol5es mo Der SSbee Der
Wnft unb @roBe oeS ruiiild)en Gei.
Dies beieelt.
Arizona republican., 1904-12-13
A FINAL couNrY PROPERTY
Bonded for Si7.OoO. on Report of Les-
 lie GilIett, h. E.

Leslie Gillett of Kelvin is in the city and expects to leave this evening for Tombstone, where he has been called to serve on the United States grand jury. He came to Phoenix a day earl fer than usual that he might meet the representatives of eastern capitalists who were recently induced through his efforts to buy a promising mining rroperty in the Mineral hill district. nine miles north of Kelvin.
 MT. Gillett, who is one of Ar.zona's s youngest mining engineers, is located in Kelvin, which is just now attract ing considerable attention as the com meTcial center of a rich mining section He made a report on the M3yflnwer group of claims, which was of such a satisfying nature that it was bonded for s17,C0O, one thousand of which was advanced as a first payment
 The property is on the right bank of Mineral creek, and technically but lit tle more than a prospect, though it appears to be fine one. The assess ment work has been done fer three years, and the ore removed in this work has been shipped, giving good returns in copper, gold and silver. There are four claims in the group.
 The new owners expect to begin de- velopment within sixty days, and have every reason to believe that il will make a valuable mine.
Arizona republican., 1904-12-13

til this evening. His business is to hire
 all the good teams he can get for worz l on the Arlington canal, the bottom of 1 which is to be wi6ened to ten feet. He
 is also getting scrapers and other ex- cavating paraphernaia and a supply ] of provisions for camp purposes. He | says the canal company has an ample
 water supply, but it's ditch is a little too narrow to carry all the water that { is needed since an increased acreage
 was brought under cultivation there about, and it is proposed to correct
 that situation at once. Five or six thousand dollars will probably be spent in making the improvements.
 MT. Lewis says the farmers in the Arlingten country are prosperous and very well contented with their lot, as much so at least az it is given human beings anywhere to be contented. The Arlington Cattle company, of whose operations he is in personal charge, is well satisfied with it's enterprises so far and more enthusiastic than ever over future prospects. Its operations began On April cf last year, and though the company has spent a great deal more money than it has taken in it has valuable assets eo show for it. and it's day for profit taking has not yet arrived. It has done all it expect ed to, and more, for a first season and a late start. The company has 300 head of fine cattle that have not yet been marketed and S20 acres Of good alfalfa pasture. In addition it has put up a lot of hay.
 In proportion to the size of their in- vestments. ether ranchers have done equally as well. One man who al- lowed his alfalfa tO ma tI1ra and Sea5 got 500 pounds of seed to the acre. which, at prevailing prices, was a pretty good return, to say nothing of the hay and pasture he got besides c. w. Peterson, who went to Arlington from Mesa four years ago, paid S5,OOO for his ranch, has improved it and had a good living all the time. and if he cared to do so he could now sell it for $15, eco.
Arizona republican., 1904-12-13

The ladies of the Presbyterian church will hold a sale of useful and fancy ar tieles. also cooked food and candy, in the church parlors Tuesday afternoon, Dec. 13. at o'clock. Cake and coffee will be served during the afternoon.
Arizona republican., 1904-12-13

Just received by Mrs. Aylwin new line of switches. pompadours. etc. Hair dressing parlors, No. Il s. Center,
 room 15.
Arizona republican., 1904-12-13

The ladies of the Baptist church will hold a sale Of useful and fancy articles in their church next Friday in connec- tion with their New England dinners.
Arizona republican., 1904-12-13
PROSPEROUS ARLINGTON
The Canal Company Will Widen Ditch
 to Ten Feet.

Secretary H. M. Lewis of the Arling- ton Canal company, which owns the big ditch below the Buckeye. came to Phoenix yesterday and will be here un-
Arizona republican., 1904-12-13

Dowd's Drug Store has moved from the Doris theater building to 13S west Washington street. next Ford hotel.
Arizona republican., 1904-12-13

For all kinds Chinese dishes, Chinese handkerchiefs. Japanese goods, includ- ing dishes and china lilies, see China Dick, corner Madison and First sts.
Arizona republican., 1904-12-13

Melczer has just received a carload of New York apple cider. Patrons visiting the store should ask to see il.
Arizona republican., 1904-12-13
NecEwear
PajAmas

In Madras, Cheviots. ONfords and POngees-in a large variety of pleasing designs and colors- from S2.oO to S5.oo the suit.
Arizona republican., 1904-12-13

MIR. HAMILTON. THE PIANO Tuner is in the city for tunins Orders may be left at RediwilPs or ,untain's
Arizona republican., 1904-12-13

American Cleaning Works. E. Wash. cor. Third st. Phone Red 353.
Arizona republican., 1904-12-13
Snit Cases

Sole Leather, Steel Frames. Russet or Brown Color, Brass or Nickel Trimmings, with or without Straps, Linen or Leath- CT Lined. with Quilted Satin Shirt Fold-SIo.oo to S2e.Oo.
Arizona republican., 1904-12-13

Don't forget the dinners, 35c. at the Baptist church next Friday, 12 to ?, and ! to [
Arizona republican., 1904-12-13
MRS. HAYES STUDIO OF MUSIC
See McKee's specials.

Invitation recitals monthly. Musical history free. S07 N. Second street.
Arizona republican., 1904-12-13
Gloves

A complete assortment of all the latest Dress and n-..v,ng l.loves. in Dogsl<il, Etoc:la, Suede. Reindeer ani Buckskiil-all the popular sllad es--$I.c5 to &2.5o the pair.
Arizona republican., 1904-12-13
FOR oVER -rxrY YFARs

EOtN 'CN EAfIf%
 Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used for children teething. It soothes the child. softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind collie. and is the best remedy for Diarrhoea- Twenty-five cents bottle
Arizona republican., 1904-12-13

The annual meeting of the stockhold- CTS of the Phoenix National Bank will be held at their office in the city Of Phoenix, Tuesday. January 10, 1905, at the hour of o'clock D. m., for the pur- pose of eleating Q board of directors and transaoting such other business as may come before the meeting.
 H. J. MCLUNG. Cashier. Phoenix, Arizona, Dec. 10, 1904.
Arizona republican., 1904-12-13
Holiday suspcnders

An extraordinary exhibit of the leading manufacturers produc- tions-each pair in a handsome separate box-plain and fancy webbing in silks, satins, lisles and brocades-at soc, 75c, SI.oo and Up to $2.5O the pair.
Arizona republican., 1904-12-13
Fancy Hosiery

We have just received over so dozen fancy hose for our holiday trade-an endless variety of the latest patterns and cOlorS- I2 I-2c, e5c and soc the pair.
Arizona republican., 1904-12-13
Slippers

In Opera and Everett style black, wine and chocolate kid patent leather trinmings-com- fortable and rscf-.l 75c to S2.OO
Arizona republican., 1904-12-13

Silk Han SakG-cE:~rs Plain and Initia1ed-narrow and wide hemstitched borders-5oc to SI.5O.
Arizona republican., 1904-12-13

The Holmes apartments. 40 North First avenue. Desirable furnished rooms and suites for rent.
Arizona republican., 1904-12-13
Muffiers

For every day or dress wcar-in Silk, Satin and Brocades "a large variety from 75c to S2. 50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-05
StaOt Baltimore.
Sic @ittcrnng.


Critics, fcIdtfulteS Wcttcr, rid)s
tiprs @unacucnt5iinOung2 Mcttcr,
o0cr, luic Der Nettcrmonn 6%cbouptct,
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tern bci6ccrt un0 miro olld) nod
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ncr 0icicr Stilrmc miro, 0cn Nnga,
ben pes Observation-Disclosures 5tiolge,
bier ciutrefieu - nicllci6t 9ei0c.
Soutc Ietterer SaQ eintretell, 10 for'
men mir inns olf elm i6one5 GongIo.
mcrat BON 3cgrn mo Sd)nee gcfaBt
mod)cn - Die Sorte, ole elcftrii6c
&citutgSorGbte obreiBt un0 9dumc
infer ibrcr fcll6ten 2oIt croriidt.
9Iil5 Oen Siioen mo l8eiten miro
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rid)tet. elm iihcrcS 3cifcn foumen
Der Stiirmc.
Na6 DEM Qionatabcri6tc 0CS Wet
tCrbCobodter9 Oliucr g. 6oiiig bat,
ten mir i'm 9topcmber cine allBcrgcs
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norooitIidc 0ttoc.
yer bod1lte Sberllloltleterltano mar
30 @roO INN 6 llbr Nadnlittogs.
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mar % @rno INN 6 llbr WorgeltS.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-05
1InterhaItnnns . gSeameifer.

r@uRtguaOemtc. Eicfe @o0e rSofcpG
CUiduQlC0".
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nco NcpCrtuirC:
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tiHee mo IbcIo. ...rN Romutce Of Itblnue"
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yW}arnlanos ShcatCr." - Stcie Sjpne Snn'
bcbiucs& nritcllungeu. Inplib Mntince.
,,TcucS auditorium" Sicfe gSohe oSus
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bile.
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Wcocnfet Scr @aiien.
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Sesember, (340,t,2)

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fen. - Gie Nniualte gnlil SuoniB.
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in Der nNeal gitote Grd)onge,~ Nr.
800. Ct. EnulltroBe, bier .%ltnobl0S-
bore 0%rllnb5inien ouf oifentliher
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9eidreibung Der 6runoitiide lit i'm
Inseigentbeile oes beutigen GORE.
i%ponocnten" 5il iinoen. Eattiion &
@aban linb bic al~lftionatorcn.
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GAiffsfartrn upn tnb nud) ScntIds
hmm.

Son Baltimore bis Bremen: SEA.
iiite $42.50 un0 $3.50, 3mti6enoed
1913; bon Bremen bis Baltimore:
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Cine unongenebmc lie
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mo nobm boS Nteit aus; nidt Elm
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Iidber @eiie beitommen bate. Cot.
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Nagcmrines 9cntidDcs 8aiienbans.
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Te5cmber. C340,f,2)

SnitalIation. Eaitor Sans
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tug inter 4iiiiten5 oeS GaitorS y.
@pr in Der ct. Sobannis.airhe 81
Stemmers.Au oen Yoitor s. Sled
bon Sano Cafe, N..0g oils Seelicr-
ger. Gie Stride mar onldblih Der
Qualification ifon geidmiidt ltuo iebt
itnrf beiuht.
Sin 4larm bonn &aiten Gr. 63i
rief ole 6ellerrpebr geitern nad Der
@obniung Don 6rau gliiabeth aern.
CIR. 721, Git-5ort-apenue, lpoielblT
iii 5olge Der @rploiion elmer 8etro.
leunilnmpe sSeler %entitonoer mar.
lie 5laniuen ipllA3cn BON Der Seli
erlpebr i'm Seine 9N0idt.