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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-03-31

In speaking of Peruna, Robert Down
ing, the famous tragedian, says:
81 find Peruna preventative against
all sudden summer ills that swoop upon
one in changing climates and water. 1t
is the finest travelling companion and
safeguard against mal2rial influences.
:'You may notice that persons in poor
health always find the heat most intol-
cradle; this L avoid by using Peruna. /
know by the thermometer that the
weather is no., yet l have felt the heat
less this summer than ever.
"The cooling action of Peruna on the
mucous membran makes it Invaluable
to actors and singers, as it does away
with that tendency TO sudden hoarseness
so apt to oyertake one on emerging from
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-03-31
ARE CONGRESSMAN CATTLE?

In a recent speech in the Senate, criti-
cizing the executive pension order, Mr..
Carmack used these words:
"Then, the secretary said we won't fool
with those cattle up there Gas the Presi-
dent once called Congress). We won't
fool with those cattle, but we will accom-
plish the same result by executive order,
a simple twist of the wrist"
The order-"a simple twist of the wrist
as Mr.. Carmack happily terms it-appro-
pirates $5,2OO,0OO the first year, SO the
pension department says. Others estimate
the increase in appropriation at from fif-
teen tc twenty million dollars yearly,
which is probably more nearly the sum
that will be required. And all this "by a
simple twist of the wrist" and without
Congressional permission.
1t is bad enough to usurp the power OF
Congress, but isn't it rather rubbing it in
to call them ''cattle?" or wasn't it expect
ed that this designation would not reach
the ears of the lawmakers? 1t is to be
hoped that something will arouse Con
gross to demand to be consulted, for, eX
travagant and reckless as Congress Otter
is in the expenditure of the public money
it is the department of governed which
has been given the right to authorize ap
propriations If this executive order
stands it will be used as precedent fol
S,,r@bor ovao,t,x-o ;,,,pot,,c
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-03-31
Gun Clubs Pigeon Shoot.


Especial to News and Observer
New Bern, N. c., March "o'-
The Old Fort Gun Club is now perma-
nentlv Organized with twenty-five mem
bers The club held tournament d,
their grounds this afternoon MI. 0aiuue
Fl. Eaton won the prize by klliihg Ohi-
teen pigeons out of posslDIe HLeeen'
Messrs. Edward Clark and W. j. baliy
tied for second, making twelve sood OUT
of fifteen Mr.. j. L. Hartsileid won
BOBBY by hard shooting. He captured OH
out Of fifteen
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-03-31

a hot dressing roors to a draUghty
stage.
''To sum it CQ, Pcruna has done ne
more good than any tonic l have ever
taken. robert Downing.
Or. Hartman was the first physician
in the United States to accurately de-
scribe systemic catarrh. His remedy
Peruna, the only systemic eatarrh rem
cdy yet devised, is now known all over
the civilized world. A person having
used it once can never be persuaded TO
be without it when in need Of such a
remedy.
Write for copy of DR.. HaTtman's
latest book entitled Summer Catarrll, :"
Address DR.. Hartman, Column bus, O.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-03-31
Political Chat.

Ex-Statc Senator Benjamin Poscy, OF
Cherokee, who is in the city, is candi-
date for Corporation Commissioner. Yes,
I am in the fight" he said, land have
strong supporters and trends
1t having been reported that the Rowan
County Anti-Saloon League might fight
the Democratic ticket, Mr.. j. M. Stallings,
Sra man of sterling worth, true tenn
perance man and Democrat-writes the
Salisbury Sun denial, closing with these
| words: Rest assured that antl-liquor
| Democrats have no idea of abandoning
the party-they will abide in the ship
| and do their level best to preserve 1t
| harmless Be not alarmed about the &C
ton OF the mass meeting to be held next
Saturday, April I'd. It will not antago-
nIZc any party. 1t is called, as is stated
in the circular, to bring temperance
workers together and to consult relative
10 the interests Of the temperance cause.
Those interests, we are sure, will be best
subserved by work IN the different politi-
cal parties and not by an independent
organization Of all, which was not enter
tanned at all when that circular was writ
ten nor, in any danger now"
Mr.. Whitehead Kluttz, who is a strong
supporter of Hearst for President, has
given out this interview advocating Mr.
Hearst as the candidate:
Mr.. Hearst will, in my Judgment, be
the Democratic nominee for President. He
is the only candidate who has shown any
strength so far. There is some advocacy
OF Parker and Cleveland, but it is not
OF the kind that has materialized in dele
gates TO st. Louis, as Mr.. Hearst
strength has. Within the past few days
Rhode Island has elected solid Hearst
delegation, the Democratic executive
committee of California has Endorsed him,
every Congressional Convention in Ohio
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-03-31

G. r. Robertson, Of Hassell, says the To-
bacco acreage in his section will be de
creased more than fifty per cent. Many
will plant none. Peanut acreage will be
increased, also cotton. Farmers are we'll
up with tlcir work considering the wealth
CT. Many potatoes have been planted,
than last year.-Greenvile Weekly.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-03-31
Prohibition ard Business.
(Cnldshnrn ArguS.l

Prohibition in Goldsboro, WIEN il'
been in effect since the first Of the year,
has not had any perceptible effect on
business. All the stores occup'eu ~
saloons have been rented eScep' ,oao4;ai,
that is not in very desiraDi0, rI,o,.a o..
IN fact. s.cres are in demano' Ws,,,t
three in course Of construction on co..
street and they have been ,voit;ng
some time ard the renters o.
anxiously for their completion
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-03-31

This is about the time Of every quad
rcnnial year to get scared at the two
thirds rule. 1t could be repealed, for it
is not like the laws of the Modes and
Persians, but any man who can get a
majority of the Convention will get the
two-thirds in due time. No use borrow
ing trouble.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-03-31
w. S. Everett Killed in Runaway

10y Tic lKSSUUITtV- cantoin " s.
Atlanta, Ga. March SO.-oa accident
Everett was killed in . ruiqr 'ornoon He
on Peachtree street this In 80 wholesale
was the senior member Of ,,;dlev.Ragan
dry goods firm of Everet..l',r,e sf known
Company and was one Of tne 80
business men Of Atlanta
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-03-31

pure, bodybuilding blood. 1t brightens
the eyes, cleanses the skin, and gives
new, physical energy.
Accept no substitute for DR.. Pierce'S
Golden Medical Discovery.
III thank God for the good your medicines
have done me" writes Mr.. James NJ. Sizemore,
of Mitchell. Lawrence Co., Ind, Box sol. 81
was not we'll for two years. Ny throat was
always sore, head aclled. and back ached nearly
all the time My. weight was I55 pounds:
was taken sick with typhoid fever, and when
the fever LETT me had such pain in ray left
side l could not breathe without pain.
thought l must die My wife went to the
drug store and procured bottle of DR.. Pierccs
Golden Medical Discovery and vial Of his
Pleasant Pellets I discontinued the of
my Doctors medicine and began with the
Golden Medical Discovery and Pellets at
once began to feel better: the pain soon left my
side and could breathe with ease. In week
or so felt SO good could not stay i'll the room.
began to walk about the streets felt better
each morning. After a months use of the medi-
cine l was well. That was over a year ago.
Now 1 weigh IS4 pounds and feel better than
ever i'll my lile.p
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure con.
stipaiion.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-03-31

Senator Burton has appealed and is
still, a member of the United States Sen
ate. That Nebraska Senator who got off
on technicality was smarter than the
Kansas man.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-03-31

Judge Thayer, of St. Louis, who wrote
the decision in the Circuit Court that
be strong candidate with the antitrust
issue-the big issue-before the people.
He is an able Democrat and great law
yer.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-03-31

The whole South mourns the death of
Gen. VIM. H. Payne He was a gentle
man and patriot, courageous and chival-
rors in war and in peace.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-03-31
OR SOMETHING LIKE 1T.
Wilmington Star.

WI.mnCstOn star.
This from the Washington Post indi
Gates plainly that our contemporary is
thoroughly acquainted with the situation
down here: when you read an account
of a split in the Republican party in a
Southern State, it is a safe wager that
the negroes and the postmasters have
failed to agree on a question OF party pol
icy"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-03-31
A MORNING TONIC.
IF. G.. Peabody

Keep the soil of life soft, its sympathy
tender, it's Imagination free, or else you
may lose the elementary quality of recep-
tiveness. and all the influences of God
may be in vain.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-03-31
Spirit of the Press.
GREAT APOSTLE OF PUBLIC
SCHOOLS.

Richmond Times Dispatch.
1t is always pleasure to have with US
DR.. McIver, OF North Carolina. He IS
truly eonsecrated to the cause of educa-
ton, and he may be called the great
apostle OF public schools in the South.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-03-31

The Wake county grand jury has found
true bill against McBee and Finch. Let
the law takes it course.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-03-31
HOW TO GAIN FLESH

The life of fool.. is the fat
within 1.-THE more fat the
more real benefit from the
food; that is why cod liver
oil is a powerful builder of
flesh.
SCOTS Emulsion of pure
cod liver oil solves the
problem of how to take cod
liver oil. That is one reason
why doctors have been pre-
scriblng SCOTS Emulsion for
all wasting diseases, coughs,
colds and bronchitis for
almost thirty years.
Wen send you sample free upon request
SCOTT & BOVINE, 4oe Pearl Street. New York.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-03-31

The. widows recovery from her grief
sometimes depends upon the promptness
OF the life insurance company.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-03-31

publcanism in "their'n.''
Persons opposed to Cleveland are not
invited, but opponents of Bryan are in
vited See? But none but Republicans
dye din thc-wool will accept the invita-
ton
| Then we como TO an invitation to those
opposed to 1.-THE extravaganza OF the last
| LEGISLATURE" These precious RepubA
cans will be called upon to name the
specific appropriations to which they OBJ
joct. The great bulk of money went to
education, charitable and benevolent in
situations, and if the Republicans wish
to criticize such appropriations, the Dem
ocratic answer is: I'VE dare you to dc
it" As to other appropriations, there
isn't a Democrat in the State who viii
not meet any Republican anywhere upor
the wisdom of every dollar spent. More
than that, they will show that the State
tax rate has not been increased a penny
OF course assessments have been increas
ed where the cash value of the property
has increased, just as has been done
every fourth year in the history of the
Estate, and in only one city in the State
has there been complaint that the assess
Fments were too high.
Ii the Republicans are opposed to tn
present high and burdensome rate of tax
alton they are likewise opposed to ths
rate that was in operation when the,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-17

8ater uno Sobn &C.
trait. - Dor Dem 8oIi5eirtdter
Grammar i'm mittleren Citations
batlie batten ii9 geitern anbreD z.
Riqer, AZ, uno albert @2tusr, II
Sabre alt, Batter unb Sobn, auf Die
acknowledging oes tbGtIidm an-
eriffs ouf Soiepb 6reOerif BON gr.
908, @reenmount , Ioenue, 5u Der.
ontrporten. Ser Batter befam $40
@eI6itrafe uno 80 Gage @efauguiB.
bait 5uoiftirt, uno Der Sobn muBts
$25 Strafe uno Softer berappeu.
Die beiber Wiuer pobnen in Nr.
831, Norb . 6rontitraBe. Soiepb 6re.
berid lit Sormom fir Die unabbau-
8ige @tS = Gompognie, rno Der 1ls
tere gtiler mar als Bubrmann fiir
oieIeI6e tbotig. Am Samltag ipuroe
Wtiuer entIaIieu. @eitern Moreen
iteute er iif nieoer elm uub beitul.
otgte Greoerid, feline Gntlaiiuug ber-
onIoBt 6u baber. Gin 8orttpedieI
entitanO, uno WtiQer tpuroe bon 6re.
oerid nieoergeihIogeu, nahoem bic
fer 5reoerid crit einen 6auiti6Iag
oerTest bate. Riuer's Sobn fam
oann berbei uro idIug 6reoerid nte'
Der. Die Itreitenoen &arteien trenn.
ten itd oonn. @ttuas ipdter aber
trafen Sreoerid uno Der iiiugere MtiI-
Ter ipieoer 3uiammen; 2esterer er.
nelierte Den Streit un6 i6Iug 6reoe.
rid abermols nieoer, linn bie8maI
oo8 Naienbein 3ertriimmerno. Batter
uno Sobn tpuroen barouf oerbaftet.
SpieIte iiG ais Ronne
ouf. - Sn 0etuarf, R.'S, puroe
Dor mebreren Toeen cine Srau Der.
boftet, neIde, ols fatbolii6e Sroens-
idpeiter oerfleioet, aImoien fam.
melte, uno 5iuar angeblid fir 8et6'
nodtSgoben fir arme 8inoer. Sic
nonnte ii6 2ouiie &ieIb0fer uub err
flGrte, friiber cine Rotre Dame
S6meiter in Baltimore nit Dem Or
oenSnomen 8ottfriebo eetpeieu 5u
iein; lie iei Dor 5tuei Sobren ibre3
@eliib0es entbunoen moroen, I'M
fir ibret aIten Safer 5ti lorgen.
Gin Prieiter, ioete lie, babe tbr Die
GrlaubniB ertbeiIt, @aben fir arme
9inoer 3u iommeln.
Sobn SotterfieIo's WiB
griff. - Ser go Sabre aIte Sobn
SotterfieI0 BON glr. 1884, SIt.2a-
fapette'aOenue nobm aeitern in iei.
ner @obnung cine gu eroBe 9oiiS
Biuen, peIde Guediilber.S ubIimot
entbielten, 81 iid, uno muBte ms
st. Soiepbs.S oipitaI" oeidafft tuer.
Den, mo Die aer5te linn oos @ift oitss
pumpten, i%porauf er it9 pieoer nod)
Sauie begeben fonnte.
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Sdifisnafridteu.

New gorf, IS. Noo. - Ittge'
fomnien iino Die 0ampfer oTbprt'
LAMB" bon Gotteroam uno Oscar
Der 3neite" bon Copenhagen,
a~bgeiabren: 9ompier Dgopic"nad
2iperpool, rEboenicio" nod gteopel
unb @enua, nYonuonia" nod Rea'
pei, Srieit, 8iume Ii. I, 10. uno pgre'
men" nod Sremen.
2onoor, IS. Roo. - Ter Cant
pier nMinnebobo" lit bon 2onoon
eingetroffen.
Sarifo q, 10. Nop. - Boiitrt: Der
bon Neapel na6 Ierp : 9orf coniig'
nirte Gampfer yHepli6lic."
Knoxville, 10. 9op. - Ser bon
SEEM . gorf n19 @lasgoip beitimmte
9ompfer naitoria" fam poriiber.
SueenstoDr II, 10. Roo.-0er
Gonpfer philadelphia" lit pon9letp'
Yort ungefommen.
gberbourg IA. Nop. - Son
9teip . yort bier einseloufen lit Der
grerrer 9ampfer naaiier @iIbeIm
Der 3peite."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-17

0o8 Gntred Ii g S.4 III e II.
dement, ioll er3pungen
10 crOcn-9 r. MltrroD &onoiper,
Der Soriibcr bcS Ocn1ofrotiiden
StaatS E Gcutro( . Counties, bat &C.
Itern oic GrflGrlung crnlGdtigt, 0ob
ullc geicBlidcn Wtittcl oerlitd)t pcrocn
iolell, OoS bon Der lestclt @eicbae.
bitl1g ol1gcnonnenc Contributions.
ENHANCEMENT. lucld)cs 6oS Woblrc6t
Backgammon iol, oet Stimn19ebcrn
nGd)iten 0erbit 5lir @enebmigung 81
1lntcr6reiten. Der @oltperneilr bat
ooiiclbe nid)t nttcrjeibrct, mo 0ober
ioQ oa8 Stoot3 e glppelation8gerid)t
mad gteuiobr crIlld)t iuerocn, ein 8llts
od)tel1 ooriibcr ab5ugeben, oh 0aIielbc
obne oie llnterihriit oeS 8ouocr.
nellrS geIctlite aroit bat.
Molten ctnen GOntcit ait.
bGngig III q d = Cie 9iepubli'
fullcr bnben beidloiien. I'M GongreB
cincn GontcIt nm ooS Gleftorolootuun
bon Worplono n~nbGngig 5i MAIDEN.
gcfnnntlif) lpnrbcll nod) 0cn offi5iel.
len @erifter iicbelt 9emofroten inns
eir 6epi,blifoner oIs GrGIibenten.
gleftpren ern6blt. So Dos 8otilnl
ieHr fnopp lit, itiibtet iid Die &ep,is
blitnner aiif Die 8%ebouptu1g, onB
onge6li6 Setriigereien uorgefommen
icien mo Serr Gooiepelt Elm piel
grobere6 8otitm erbaltcn babe, oils C
iuirflid) erbolten bat. Tic Hepllblifo.
ncr boben Den &ed)tsnnpolt Cigar
S. 8ans fir oicielt 3rued cn9ogirt.
0eute finoet IN Gbarlcs.G oitntp Die
nfii5ieQe 31blung Der nod) icbleroen
orei 9iitriftc Itott.
8onieiner " q + in aennt.
nib 9eiebt. - Sn Der 8criornm.
hing oes @eiorlgpereins y8arnpnic"
crid)ien geitern @belto cine Delegation
Der y8ereinigter Sdnger bon 8olti.
more" ilno iestc ocll 9irigelten Soblt
u. alein ofii5icl bon Ieiltcr 8obl oils
Sirigent Der a0creinigtct S1nger
bon Baltimore" III acnntllib.
Gontraft perqcben. - Die
nM1rplano Selepbon II. Seleerapbclt-
60" pereob geitern ben Gottraft iit
Die Grrift1ng BON 5lpei i%ntnleniert
Sd)orniteiiten tir Die elettriide Be
triebsonItolt in Sii6- 9oltinore.
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Die SDSesItrafe in germumt.


O%ermorfen. - @nereiider &f
sur Rettling elmer gum So0e per4
urtbeiIten @attenmoroerin.
MontpeIier, 8t, IS. Nob.-
9as l~tnterbouS Der @eIes9ebitng Der.
mari beute nit GROCER Webrbeit cine
@orlo9e CUR aufbebung Der CODES.
ItroIe in 8ermont. Die 8ia tpar
bouptiGdli1 oeSbulb bon Snfereiie,
neil sur 8eit cine nnoere 8orlage,
meIfe oos iiber Die @ottenmoroerin
Murp u. 8o9ers perb1ngte Sooesrr'
tbeil in 5ebniGbrige 8udtbausbaft
umiponoelt, IN eiltem Gontite III Der
Shmebe lit. Die 8rau iollte ihon
an s.. 6ebrltar oieieS Sabres gebdngt
peroen, o1ein cine 5u ibren 8unlten
III Scene geIette agitation oerbins
oerte Die 8oIitrefitug oes llrtbeiIs,
un0 ser aalnpf nm ibre Hettnng
miro fortgeiebt neroen.. Die leste
Sinri6hung eiter 6rau I'M bteiigen
Staatc farlo Dor 20 Sabrei Itott, als
Strait Weefer aus @nterburp megen
grmoroing ibres &inoes gebGngt
nuroe. 6rou 8oaers tpuroe in 6olge
oeS 3eugniIies zines @itidiilbigen,
Rantens 2eon Berban, melder iie
sllr g~rmoroung ibreS @atten aafges
ItafeIt bnben ioa, nm einen oritten
Waun, in ipeIfen iie perliebt mar,
beirotben gu fonnen, iduloig befun'
ben. Den Geitdnoniiien Berbam's
sufolge bano er nit Siilfe Der 5rnu
benz @atten oerielben Die Irme, ino
Die 6rail bielt ibm alsoann ELM NIT
gbloroform eetrdnftes EoIhertiif)
fiber Whino uno Roie, bis er toot
mar.
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Staot Baltimore.
~SdanmIOffeI'S 1rO5ck,


S6GnmIOffel'S RrO5ek,
Gin Intrug arf 8erIegung iou &C.
Itellt nerben. - Stebt inter
Ie68 anfIogen tpegen Inter
Ihlogung bon $4,000, - 3wei
S6a0enerioBtlugen. Neuer
Sruitee fir sic r&oumono,Gis-
80" perIongt.
SIN grimiuoIgeri6t ipiro belte
Nodmittog Dor Hi6ter @rigbt ser
Nntrog geitelt peroeny oen @ro5cB
ocs Srlltu5 Sdoumloffcl tpegen I'm
terIdIoguug 81 perlegen. S6oumls
l0ffel lit Ser Inmolt, meld)er imSuni
10 mpiterioS perihmono un0 Damn
i'll Bitt8burg perboftct ipuroe. Sic
@roB8eidmorenen bobcn ie6s gn-
tlogen mcgen ltnteri6logung BON
lmgefGbr $4,000 gegen ibn erboben.
&enn Ser Nntrog nidt getuabrt miro,
tinoet Ser Sro5eB am 5reitog itott.
Gbo5. 6. 8eefS lit ser AnlpoIt 0c8
Ingei6uloigtcn.
Cine ShoocncrioBfIug
Sm Common @leoS Beridt be.
gonn Dor Ri6tcr Stodbri6gc cine
SIogc Inn $4,000 gegen oie 6irmo
Suliu8 Stne5 II. Son. Die &lugc
iurroc bon Ser Mutter ocS 10 Sabre
alter Gubio NJ. &ono(ep eingerei6t,
iuelde be6ollptet, OoB oo5 Sino bon
&ihoro StgginS, einem 2lngeiteIltel
0eS 8cidafteS, 10 III Gn8it 0eioat
iuoroen iei, ooB e8 icincn &erItano
oerloren babe. SigginS, beiBt e8,
iCi bon Der Sirmo ous9eionot NOR.
Den, 6rou Son6lcp 81 illfer, pelde
W0beIn bon Der 6irmo g%efouft bate
lnO Damn unge5ogcn lpor, obne 81
mcIoer, no iie Die Sohen bin0e.
brodt bottc. SigqiuS troi oen &na.
ben 5uf0llig oil scr StroBc uno frllQ
ibn, no icinc Mllttcr mobne. Ger
ano6c lief iucg unb 9igqins ioG
0cmiclbcn mcbrcrc 9lofS gefoIgt
icill bis CT in Ole @obntng licf, no
feline Wlltter bingc5ogcn NOR. Ga
bei0c Seiten eminente NnluGltc en-.
gogirt batter, oerurio6tc Der Bro-
5cB elm grobc8 Sntcreiic uno fam
geltern nidt 5t GnOc.
MoIICn bic SruItce8 cnt.
bobcn bobCn.
gluf cine bon Scr oSorriSburg &ipe
II. 9cnOing 60" eingcreifte &loge
bat Hidtcr Dennis eiten Termin
ouf 0eit %. Ropcmber ieltgeiebt, oil
lueId)cm Die oGitD SrltIt II. 9onfing
So" onqebcn ion, tporltm iie ni6t
olS Srritec fir Die oSommono.@iS.
So" obgeiebt meroen ioIltC. 0ie9Id,
ger %Ocrlon9en sic @rnenmlng zines
ncrlen SruItees. nci[ sic Sruit-Gom.
pognie ongcbIth 0etpiiien geictli'
den 6ormolit0tcn nidt uodgcfom.
men ici.
&logc gcgCn Sic 8eitG
% orpI0n0cr 9oGn.
SIN StoOtgeriGt bat Morp S.@el.
Ter cine alo9e 9cgcn Die o@cItIid)e
NtorpIdnOer 9uDn" Inn $4,000
S6aoeneriob cinreidcn IolieiL neil
lie bel elmer Gntgleiiung oltgebli6
Ocrlcbt lpor0en lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-17
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