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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1904-02-13
Forxot His Address.

Mortimer Menpes tells the following
story of Whistler, who was to deliver
an address one day to the Society OF
British Artists: 1.-THE master at length
entered, faultlessly dressed, walking
with swinging, jaunty step, evidently
quite delighted with himself and the
world in general. He passed down the
gallery ignoring the assembled menu
bers, and walked up to his own picture.
And there he. stayed for quite Is min
utes, regarding It with a satisfied ex-
preston, stepping now backward, now
forward, canting his head and busting
the surface of the glass with 9 silk
nocket handkerchief We watched him
onen-mouthed. Suddenly he turned
round, beamed upon us, and uttered but
two words: Bravo, Jimmy!-then took
nv arm and hurried me out OF the GAL
lery. talking volubly the while"
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1904-02-13
Northumberland.

It's a desert-this agnosticism-a
desert like that out there! There's no
comfort in it. And then 1t isn't respectful
this doubt I don't pretend to know any
thing, Reggie. but want to keep re-
spectful attitude toward my Creator. l
can't understand any Of the things He's
done. or myself, orswhatistobe be. But can
wait respectfully. Something may be
revealed to me sometime.-Peattie's
Edge Of Things.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1904-02-13

lNhED together in
the two verses Of
our text We are
given q twofold
vision Of God:
first as the gra-
ctou s, forgiving
God reaching out
to the ends of
the earth to save
lost man, and
second as the
stern. all-power-
full God compell-
&-- .
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1904-02-13
Tobacco without Nicotine.

A German chemist removes the poi
sonous nicotine from tobacco by steep
ing the leaves before they are made up
in a solution Of fannie acid, which COM
hines with the nicotine and forms cub
stance quite inactive and harmless. In
order to increase the flavor of the to-
hacco. it is then treated with decoc-
ton of marjoram. The flavor OF the to-
bacco prepared as above described diff
fers in no way from that OF ordinary
fNhaccn
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1904-02-13
Misunderstood,

Woody Swellman-Do you dress foI
dinner on Sunday at your house?
Planeman-Sure. Except when you're
sick the landlady won't stand for serv-
ing your meals to you in bed.-Philar
delphia Press. H.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1904-02-13
In Thie Era Of Strikes.

Won Blumer-How is your new houa
getting on? B
Witherby-First rate. We have the
foundation and I'm in hopes few
blanks will be laid before the meu
strike aeain.-Town Topics.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1904-02-13
A Scientist.

T am glad to hear that you take 80
much interest in science. Miss Smith
What particular branch do you study :!
'tOh, l study them all-palmistry. as
trology, chirography and the whole
lot. Chicago American.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1904-02-13
His Grievance.

Sunday School Teacher-What is
your name, my lad? -ssa. sr w..
Small Boy (sulkily) -Zebedee Elisha
Jones' A$
Teacher-And who gave you that
name? E*e<s
Small Boy-Pap, doggone him; an
I'm a-goin' ter lambast the stuf1n'
outer him fer it when | set growed.-.
N. Y. Times.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1904-02-13
SAM Thing.

He was interviewing the misery rich
man on how to succeed.
MY motto has always BEEN" replied
the man of money, offering his visitor
a stogie, and lighting a good cigar him
self, Never despair"
II thought" replied the interviewer,
that is was Never give up'-but It
amounts to the same thing, after all.
Cincinnati Times-Star. IA,
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1904-02-13
The Occult.

Why does hcK1e beauty smile one day
And the next be unrelenting and severe
In sooth you might as well 5s=
Inquire why flowers blossom sweet in May.
And why the winter sky is chill and drear.
IT'S something none can tell.
-WaShingtOn Star -s f%+
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1904-02-13
Inrratitude.

There is a side to human nature
which one would fain cover with a
cloak OF silence; that marble-hearted
thing we call ingratitude, the meager
returns from others for SO much done.
the erudging acknowledgment of SO
much sacrifice, sometimes the positive
injury inflicted because, in granting
the nine favors you could, you refused
the tenth, which you could not grant.
Blow. blow, thou wintry wind; thou
art rot SO unkind az mans ingratitude.
Rev. Robert Mckenzie.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1904-02-13
Wanted to XIII Time.

Jack-Say, George, everything is
dreadfully stupid. Let's 60 somewhere
and have quiet game of poker, just to
kill time, you know.
George-Can't I'm on my way to
the dentists. Hstst-t p ~ Fs'} '5
"This evening, them
"Have an engagement this evening"
well, -er-lend me ten dol
lars, won't you?"-N. y. Weekly.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1904-02-13
Smiled Mt His Suit,

'Dost smile upon my suit?" he said
And then he wiggled;
She glanced down at the plaid. and thep
She straightway giggled.
-Yonkers Statesman. IL U.s.. r.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1904-02-13
The wise observer.

at doesn't seem to stop man who
il trying to butt into matrimony u
he runs against man who is trying to
butt out" remarked the Observer Of
Events and Things.-Yonkers States
man.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1904-02-13
Chicago s,,rd.,

Ts., ~ n H,'so' Sunday, =, 1904
al the ends OF the earth: for / am ca
ana eI ,nere IS none else. I have sworn by
Msysan. the word is gone out of NV mouth
III III righteousness, and shall not return.
4a na~ unto Me every knee shall bow, every
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1904-02-13
world,. Sir Leading Ports.

The average tonnage of imports and
exports of the six leading ports of the
world are now: London, 1864 ,108;
New York, 1898, o58; Antwerp, 16,721,-
OO9; Hamburg, 1885, 489; Hong-Kong,
l4,724,269; Liverpool, 1857 III tons.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1904-02-13
ven helieve in Santa CLAUSE"

do you believe-in Santa CLAUSE?
'We-l-l, when Teller writes for au-
tomobile an gun an gifts handker-
chief an a dinky Christmas card he kind
er loses faith in everything. Chicago
American.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1904-02-13
How 1t Would work.

If all men practiced what they preached.
Wed have no time for labor;
Each man would put in all his days 5S
Endeavoring in pleasing ways
To boost along his neighbor.
Chicago Record-Terald.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1904-02-13
An Optfmist.

Although tits Infant No. s."
v Papa "sets 'em up" and grins;
He renders thanks to tickle Fate
Because it wasn't twins.
CHICAGO Daily News
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1904-02-13
Gratihed Wish.

I'm hoping for something to turn up," h
l. said,
AS he entered her house to propose;
And scarce had he made her an oner Il
wed
Than she spitcfully turned up her nose.
NJ Y Telegram.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1904-02-13
a Terrible Power.

Eaa9 = 1eFTAUAN : VWS1s z 423-NI-EE
Lady Ito Chinese servant)-John, h
it true that you Chinese servants havs
q trade union? &@t n"
John-Yessee. aytI3 y;
Suppose I should discharge you
without paying?"
I'VE boycotte YOU
"But suppose, instead of q China
man, I should get girl?''
''Chinee union payee policeman to
notice flirtee m Y. Weekly.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1904-02-13
Quite ConsolinG.

Vicar (who has an unfortunate trick
of saying quite so" during CONVERSE
tom calls upon the bishop about some
parish grievance. The bishop during the
interview tells the vicar how badly no
(the bishop is being treated.
'tThe fact is, my dear sir, many people
seem to think I'm a perfect ass"
Vicar OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SO. my
lord, quite so.-Tit-Bits. ., EE~ss4.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1904-02-13
He Finds n Way.

"My cheeks are cold.' the lady cried.
And, wiser than Ulysses.
eff you don't mind" the youth replied.
I'll cover them with Kisses ~
~Cincinnati Commercial-Tribune. -
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1904-02-13

Eph-Bill Johnson's been in hot
watah evan since he's been married.
Sam-HOw's dat?
Eph-His wife makes him do all d.
washin' Chicago Daily News. i
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1904-02-13
Optimisn.

One glorious boon all have at hand
Or prosperous or diverse;
Be grateful, howsoe'er you stand,
Your fortunes are no worse. -E
Detroit Free Press
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1904-02-13
Not Quite Lasting.

tsShe say, she can bend him around
her little finger. !"
Perhaps; but she can't bend him
around the next one. Judge.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1904-02-13
The Bird Lovers Monologue.

fessed,
'And often I'VE marveled thereat-
How girl with live, warm heart IN hef
breast
Can wear dead bird on her HAITI
Chicago Tribune. ~
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1904-02-13
whats the meanin' Of responserbil.

WHATS the meanIn OF reSpUHserUl1'
ity, Jimmy?"
"Oh, well, suppose as yer had two
'spender buttons on yer pants. an one
cum OFF. wy, all the responsibility 'ud
be on the other!"-N. Y. Times.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1904-02-13

Mr.. Brownies, Slader is passionate
u fond CT horses, but he loves his. wife,
too .F4 Efe BE-
: Mrs Brownie loves anything he can
ve.-Illustrated Bits.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1904-02-13
Little Girl-Do you stutter all the

time! *7 t5 - -
Little Boy-N-n-n-n-no; only when I
talk.-Chicago Journal.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1904-02-13

and lived, or else died in unbelief and
rebellion. If Moses had held up the
tables of stone on which were craven
the perfect law of God, they could not
have saved the dying people. He
might have urged all manner Of re-
forms, but they would not have met
the desperate needs OF the people.
Moses said: Look" and held up the
serpent, which typifled the Christ, and
God says: Look" and holds up the
crucifled Saviour Nothing else is Of
avail to the dying soul. God does not
hold before us the perfect man Christ
Jesus as He appeared in the righteous
triumph of the TRANSPORTATION, and
say: Follow in His steps" But God
does hold up the cross on which is the
Christ, and pleads: Look on Him and
i've" Z
THE question which Is oftenest
asked in connection with the day
of grace is as to its duration. How
long will the day Of. grace continue?
This is question which cannot be
answered with any deiniteness. God
III His Word does not make 1t clear
how long His mercy shall be extend
ed to the world. It's termination will
be marked by the second coming Of
the Christ, but the Bible is explicit In
its declaration that the time Of that
coming is not and cannot be known. u
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-02

Nnnapolie. Mt. 9loHoIl sinii0n, l7.5O lmo
+s.i5 y. !i.l1 mo l5.bi u. Camden tntt1n.
800 mo 1000 ~, lt2.05 UtittugS. 800,
1875. 600 mo 1900 gtbeuoS.
5reberid, nj Aiohnl Stntiott, ?st5. l94s q.
Surin.. !t.25. 800 ulo $500 abcuos.
Minmciter, UPt. Gobul.S taiiOiL no g. Eho
l2.43 h. 6nHbeIla Station, 1920 q, 1900 tito
1850 Yiddnt.
Snacrstuiun. Wit. 9iobnI 1tuiiou, ls45 goruf.,
9antocits S%tntior, 1900 8Oru, 1850 ulo 400
JindnI.
NnicottsGitn uto Mt. girn, Gdmoens S%tdtion,
1875. 29.t6 Bornt.. li.25, 1850, $3.50 9tuhut.,
$3.50 ltnb *tt4b Mbeub5.
Curtis gah, GanloeItaS %tltioii. 1928 Norm.
9nran. ut. Jtonul.S idtipn, *2.43 Gadit.
Gnmoens Sintiot, $500 Gtu6m.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-02
Sir 9amen.
Ta8 Eclectic amcn-S djneiberIbitem

III leift ~ erlerren foitet febr menla uno III
~IanlIqsD laal III slnp9 9lG l9ol9lg 1oi4S
Dies Ut Die bette Belt fir Snlter, hsH ltfiet'
ridt as ~beqinneit .uno fh lofort su nieIast.
Shiiler fit Haenotl1tferI oernen l11eHnmnHeH
Reaer NeoinMinger meroe man iih aH NsrE.
rnttrs. gir. 2i2, Roro.0harfrs~S trafe.
(2i0--t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-02

Grpin S61fer, tpeI6er bon 1902 bis
sum Sltni 1901 Morine.9 ltto6c Der
oelltidcn @oti6oft in @oibington
mar, ans Dem 2eben oeidicocn. Sh0.
Ter mar in @oibinaton Our6 ben
Gorbetten. Gopitdn Scbbingbou5 CT.
Icbt uno bier Der IDENTIFICATION ser
Office 8ugetbciIt tporoen. @r 9eb6rtt
Der oelltifen Morine ieit Dem %.
Iprtl 1882 an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-02
G1eiapcafe 9ampfer.G Ompaanie.

Gbefnpeafe'3 tnie.
9tegattte BaiInpiers5 ompfer aIuguIid" NIB
y9ilanta" tfaG
Efo gDint Comfort uHo gorfulf, Wd.
8artpfcr b~erIniIen Baltimore tdgltf (dusgf'
totiiren SonHidgS) I'M $50 Nbetios mo toit'
men In Slb gotnt @ointDtt Inn 9 t1br Wlor'
gems itfib In gorfolf nm 7.t5 WiorgetS al, at'
fnliebeno an Die Gtienbnbr5iip mad allen
Runften bes GlberS unG Gioipeiters.
Dgrt.JliUer s2tuie.
GIeenute gniingter. 8arHpfer sGbnrIolte"
uitb Baltimore"
nadt Ifftsgptnt iirb Htdlniono, ia.
Sdrnpfer berldfeit Baltimore tdgli6 (aus,
eeiion,nteIt Gonntngs) unit 8 ilbr En6nttttngs
i;io fominen Al ggefts9oirt TIM TAD Wlorgens
urb All 8ittmono I'M 9.2b Wlorgers an.
Santpter, berlaiienb Baltimore U1ont1gs,
Mittippds ito Sreitngs utto berIniIero g8efts
9otnt Dienfiags, SorncritGgs uno Gonlit1es,
Iepeit al 8IUncefier. Votnt nnb alntouo's oil,
ufio 3nnipfer, berlniietb Baltimore Dtenitnes,
EDnneritaas lno SaniiaeS uio Botnt
@loniags, Wiitipods mo GreiiaaS, legen gu
U%orticipr nno 6lnr 9anf All (fuenn ods Beiier
GO %erldubt).
Tumpjer ~uerfaIien Baltimore upni gter fS IA. 10,
etghttraSens gperfte.
EnrtsBtIete nod allen Hurffen forfet gs
ffdbert, gepdd anfgegebef1 unn Gdilten5iniiner
I'M gorans r~eieroirt perbeH In oet btefiaen
Bfiredur: glr. 100, 100 uTIo 1877. Gfts9nlfim6res
Eird8e, poer bert SdliptsDfireaur: 9r. $50,
eirbfSiraBe. Baltimore. Wlo.
Neubeu fspFer, G. 4. Gbism,
Girii s@eiddfisfiifrer. BetLs BinebsneHt.
Z. s. gle1annei, r~eiieilber pniueier.ageIi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-02
Sdut fir mnicrc aaitc.
artiQerie-Gb Storp mo6t IN lei
nem Sobre5beriht olrf piclc
@tdnoel oufmertiom,

Wtall9el oHtmert1ant.
@oibinQton .. g., 1. Ge}.
- 9ri8u0c.@ euerol Storp Artil'
lierie-Gbei Scr Ser. Stooten-Irmcc
mod)t in iciuem Dem @cnerolitobs.
fef Gbotfee critottcten S%abreSberidlt
ultf peri6ieocne MGngcl uniercr
MISUNDERSTANDING ollfmerfiam
General Storp bat qroBeS @crtrouer
81 SorpcooS unO ipeiit babel oltf oos
9ciIpicl bon &laoipo1tof uno Sort
Art6ir bin, 9tof iciner gniidt
ioatc boS Gorpeoo.S pItem BET ltnIc.
rer Sofcn.Gcrtheioi9ung ole poIIte
NnmGnoun9 finbcn ais O~aSjenige
Spitcnl, meldcS nit ocn ocriugItct
Soften fir lniere &iiiteu Die or0Btc
Si6erbeit 9epdbrt. oSeute," ioot
General StOr1, lit oieicS SpItem
BET uns in cinenl MISREPRESENTATION
3uiton0, iopohI nas ooS Wuteriol,
oils olld 6oS Eerionol betrifft. Soil.
ten mir ploBIih in einen 9ric0 Der.
midelt iucrocn, 10 f0nnten sic 0roB-
ten @eIbmittcl ms feline untcr.
iceiidcn Wtineu 5eitig gcnug Der.
i6offer, nm BEL Ser @ofenpcrthei6i.
gllng BON 9tllbeu iein 81 f0nncn."
Der General fiibrt Damn meiter
aus, Bob obcr ielbit nit ooaitdnOi.
gem WotcrioI Elm SorpeOo 8crtbei.
0~igungSip'tem 10 gut lpic mertblo5
lei, luenn Die ctgcnS fir Den 3lued
gcOriQtc @eoicnungSmonnidoft feb-
lie, un0 cine iold)e lei iebt 10 gut nic
gar ni6t p%orbonbcn. Nlrgenblidlid)
ltGnoen MIR 400 Man1t nafiir sur
&eripenouta p0brcno man ltngc-
f0br 5000 gc6roltdc. Cine Nbcout-
mon0trlng bon Wonnihoften Der
&iiitcn.NrtiQcric lei olld) nid)t oil.
gdn0ig, ga sic 2cbtere uud) Bios sic
&0lfte Scr bcnotbigtcn Sffi5ierc unb
Wonnihaften bobe. llnicrG &iiiteus
NrtiQeric itebc 5luor, moS ShieB'
Grercitium onbctrifft, urcrrciht IN
ser Mclt Ga, ubcr I'M Gi1ton5fin0cn
tu0re nod biCl @eIiereS 81 leiTtcr.
menn in unicren @0fen geeignetc 81,
Itan3neiIet = 6ocilit0ten porbonbcr
mGren. Die mgenii0cnben Heiultotc
Der ruiiiidcn &iiItcn. NrtiGcric III
BORT Nlrtbllr icieu MIR oltf 0icica
Mongcl 5ltriid5ufiibrcn, mo 10 font
me es, Dob Die rllIIii6e 9iiIten.g(rtit-
lerie ouf @ntfernun9cn bon 10000
ODER gor 10000 Dieter entpcocr gar
nift idteBe ODER bod obne irgen0
melde Reiultnte. @eitn IN unieren
befeItigten Sdfen 0iiton5mciler POI
lig initoGirt m0ren, fonnte feinSdifi
10000 ooer 10000 Meter an unierc
1851. aononen ooer Wi0rlcr her,
anfommcr. Iugen6lidlih ieien abcr
uniere Soften nidt better bran, ol3
Sort Irtbur, ul1o bei'm ploblideil
IltS6ritf zines ariegeS bitten mir
nidt einnIuI sic 9e1tiigenoe 9eoic.
mtngSmonnidoft fir uniere aono-
men, bic Damn nidt mebr ,uertb leien,
oils oltcS Glen. Inner Seer bobc emit
i6ieOen Is 9otterie'n GrtiQerie
81 lpenig, unO eS gebe feline 5lpeite
Woht in ser @eIt. Die i6re 6eGO.2lr,
tiaeric 10 bernod)lGili0e, mic Die Der.
Stooteu. DDS 9eiipiel 6es ritiliih
iopaniiden arieges 5cige, Dob oit
Eroris, ouf ic 1000 Monn bier @e.
ifilbe 81 rednen, better lei, ais Ole
iebt bel Der onerifoniiden 9lrmec be.
Itebenoe Broris.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-02
WtGuucr nnN Truncn fOmmt III inns,

Wtdnter uto SrduCn nit ncbctmcu Srnrthcts
fcn, Docr SrampiaOcrbrHd, @eibpilre1, aus
faucuoen Sudtell, SuiIlurrt. gtuailuR, Bliioers
mus, Berluft Der MIuunburfctt, @Iniera mo
Nierenletoeu, W}uitourmICioCn. Sdmorrboibeu.
Surtlci6iefeit ooer irpcuo Ucldcr oer>puuotert
arulfbeiten, iolicll llh oertranellonou an ms
ipcuoer. 9eoeutcnoc SpC5tuliften tpcrben Sic
lntcriudcn uno ~foitculpS cine l~ptiIcnibGitIidDe
0iaenufe Sbres Sales acbCu. yiiht elm Solar
Dor Der SeiIuug 81 ~bc5uhlcl. &ir beilel RAID.
itder, thmer3los llnb ouuCrbait, ulo bebnn6elu
luir oebcimc GruHibeiteu non Mtdnnern unS
Iraueil. 99enu Sic uihl tuulmcu I6nneu, 70
bcnahridtigeu Gle ms, unb mir bcbuuocIn Sic
in 3Drer @o1nut9, SetinnQ 9orunttrt ooeg
Tiiet Rofifarte bel. ipcun 1br lbrctbt III Sr.
Nbiltpe MebitGt Snititutc, 1881 SitsBratt's ctr,
Baltimore, .Wio. Seuiid miro gClpro6el.
(Utai1t.T&St O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-02
Sambnrg,N mcrtfa.
- Ra6 -
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -~Sambar8
9OppelIdrauben.
Grcrch. unO &aTa9icr. 0ienit

) Heoen 81 9ouer fir euuOOn unO gurts an.
Snm6nrg'Imerifa.2iuie
81 @rca6nap, 9ep.Oorf.
Grtbnr @. 8ObIOn,
II @eIt.G Centre. StraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-02
Marblanb nnb gcnnibIbania.S Balm.

3hee b~etIafIen giptif. 9tpetiie. citation:
7.30 8prm. ru6 DOrf, idgli3, uisgenpm,
men Gpnntnlg.
$50 @ornl. mao Belta. nlr Sonniaes. p.
$50 ndn eeInir, tdeIth, olSgenoninteff
EonntuqS.
1926 91a1m. nad gorf, tdsIi6, auseenoms
. men EonntagS.
400 gldtnt. nad Delta. nlr Gonntdes.
APO i1b 3eItn, tdgltb, ausgenomnIen art
Gonntuq.
500 Tadm. na6 ecTair, taeIi6. ausaerom.
men Genita1s.
1000 slbeHbs, mad, Gel ilr. nnr ecnutags.
tI.a5 YJenhs, ma6 Ntialr. Wliifood ntb
G0mtt1e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-02
nnccn 9lnne,s Giienbahn.Go.

TnbrpIan trat am IL. Eftpber 1904 In araft.
Tortpfef rerfaHtn Eier g3r. 0, 2iabtgtraHs,
tdalidl (atsge nomnet Sorntngl nm lib Born.
ton, GREENWOOD, 2eWts uiIb Stutftt enitntionen
lino nm $50 9iabm. nan untu 9nnsten bis
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