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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-03-08
HELP FOR SALE
WANTED

Men for extra gang on B. & M.
Free fare.
Coal miners for Dietz, Wyo.
Coal miners for Gebo.
FOR SALE CHEAP.
have q large list of ranches for
sale in Carbon county. All under good
bitches and in high state Of cultiva-
ton. Any one looking for a ranch
should see my list.
Hotel in live town on Clarke's Fork.
Water works and electric light. New
house.
Can locate you on homestead with
30 acres nov under old ditch.
have several good ranches to
rent or shares or for cash rent.
II you want to buy or sell horses.
cattle, sheep, hay, hotel, boarding
house or general merchandise bust
ness see
s sa4, ,s. g 7ss j. F. KELLY,
Employment t Office southot Depot
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-03-08
vLADlvosTok REPORTS ANoTH-
Err VISIT FROM WARsHlPs.
FIRE DID LITTLE DAMAGE
Sundays Bombardment Resulted In
Death Of Woman and Few
Wounded Men.

London, March IA dispatch to
the Central News from st. Petersburg
says kilograms from v~ladivostok say
that seven Japanese warships ap.
preached that port at 10 O'Clock this
morning, entered Urussi bay at about
Don and after some maneuvering
steamed out seward.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-03-08

will have e bearing on the situation
Aere and will greatly determine the
policy Of local dealers to be pursued
in operations in the new American
clip.
Labor troubles in Argentine appear
to have upset business in that coun-
try and put q stop to shipments of all
kinds Of products.
Territory Woods.
Territory wool is cleaning up very
we'll and Notwithstanding lne evident
desire Of holders to have their lofts
as bare as possible for the advent
of the new clips, current business Is
being transacted without much Of any
sacrifice in value. Staple territory
OF every grade is scarce and the sup
ply Of desirable clothing is steadily
growing less. During the past week
n 10 days fully 100000 pounds Of
Montana clothing woods have passed
over to manufacturers and good-sized
sales Of Utah, Idaho and Nevada woods
have materially reduced stocks Of
these. The Montana woods have been
selling on the secured basis Of 48052c
for fine medium and hne. An occasion
al choice thing in very fine Nevada
wool has been known to cost $50.
clean.
The Utah and Idaho woods have
been selling largely at 15@17c in the
grease. All kinds OF medium terri
tory are very scare and may be
quoted on the secured basis of 44h46c
for three-eighths and half blood and
43@44c for one-quarter blood and low.
In secured territory woods there has
been a very good business and sales
mostly at 48@52c, the latter for best
fine.
Fully three quarters of the early
shorn Phoenix, Ariz., woods have been
either sold or consigned. Anywhere
from IL to lac has been paid, the lat
ter price more frequently than the
AOA AAOA. AO A0AuOu oSOuAO0 NO0I AA
Boston is 45c for fine and 43c for on
grade. There is a little more to
come forward, but the 8 is prac-
tically over. All of the Arizona clip
this year is more or less defective.
Receipts and Shipments.
The shipments for the week. ending
and including March 3 were 4,1O5,337s
pounds. For the corresponding week
last year they amounted to 4,665,097
pounds. Since December 81, 1903, the
shipments aggregate 81, LIE, 900 pounds.
For the week ending March 8, in
elusive, the receipts were as follows:
domestic, 1,785,883 pounds; foreign.
2,449,024 pounds. For the correspond
ing week last year they were 1,2S2,911
and 1,O59,233 pounds, respectively. To
March 3 the total of the years re-
ceipts were 13,541,723 pounds.
Excess Of shipments over re-
ceipts to date, 1904 ......12,672,712
Excess of shipments over re-
ceipts to date, 1908 ......17, 102,585
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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-03-08

Widow Lady
Wants position to keep house for
widower with children. Address box
81, city. 89-2
The daily tribune., 1904-03-17

Have -eyes bigger than their stosnachs, -
according to an old saying. They over
eat themselves, and are tempted by all
sorts Of injurious and indigestible edi-
bles4 As consequence the foundation
OF serious stomach trouble 10 often laid
in childhood.
For children with -weak- digestion or
whose ssomachs are diseased, Doctor
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery may
be confidently recommended. II cures
diseases OF the stomach and other organs
OF digestion and nutrition. 70 that the
nourishment contained in food il per
fectly assimilated and the puny child is
built up by food into q condition Of
robust health.
DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
contains neither alcohol nor narcotics.
Accept no substitute for Golden Med
ical Discovery There is nothing vjust
a. good for diseases of the stomach and
other organs of digestion and nutrition.
Mrs.. Ella Gardner. Of waterview, Middiesex
Co, Va, writes my little daughter Is enjoying
splendid health, ] am glad I found a doctor
who could cure my child. Whenever she feels
badly I give her DIR. Picrce's Golden Medical
Discovery and she II soon all right She took
twelve bottles Of the Golden Medical Discpv-
cry eight bottles Of Pellets, and one bottle Of
of Dr. sage's Catarrh Remedy and she IL we'll
We thank God for your medicine
DIR. Pierce's Common Sense Medical
Adviser, in paper covers, is sent free on
receipt OF al one-cent stamps to pay
expense OF mailing only. Address DR.
X. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y,
The daily tribune., 1904-03-17
Are You Looking

for the finest, fastest train service
between Florence ana Chicago and all
points east? We have it in connec-
tion with D. and r. g. The Chicago
Union Pacific and Northwestern line
operates two crack daily trains Dem
yer to Chicago. without change. Pull
man cars, Buffet smoking and library
cars. free reclining chair cars, dining
cars. tourist sleeping cars through
from Florence twice weekly. Ask
your agent or write D. H. Hoops.
general agent, Denver. #
The daily tribune., 1904-03-17
Perfect Confidence.

Who're there used to be feeling Of
uueasineas and worry in the household
when child showed symptoms Of
Group. there is now perfect confidence.
This is owing to the uniform success
Of hamberlain's Cough Remedy in
the treatment of that disease. Mrs.
M. 1. Basford. of Poolesville. Md. I,
in speaking Of her experience in the
use Of that remedy says: II have
q world Of confidence in Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy for have used
it with perfect success. Ny child
Garland Is subject to severe attacks
Of Group and it always gives him
prompt relief" For sale by all
druggists.
The daily tribune., 1904-03-17
When You Have a Cold.

The first action when you have q
cold should be to relieve the lungs
This is best accomplished by the free
use of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
This remedy liquefies the tougI,
mucus and causes its expulsion from
the air cells of the lungs. produces a
free expectorstion. and opens the 80.
cretions. A complete cure soon fol.
lows. This remedy will cure =
severe cold in less time than any other
treatment and it leaves the system in
q natural and healthy condition. 1,
counteracts any tendency toward pneu.
monis. For sale by all druggists.
The daily tribune., 1904-03-17
Now Is the Time.

To visit Hot Springs. Arkansas via the
Missouri Pacific Iron Mountain route.
The season at the great National
health and pleasure resort is now in
full blast. Climate unsurpassed.
Handsome descriptive Iiterature1 can
be obtained free by calling on or ad.
dressing
H. B. KOOSER,
Gen. Western Freight and Passgr.
Agt, 100 Stout street. Denver Colo.
H.62
The daily tribune., 1904-03-17

When bilious try dose Of Cham
berlAin's Stomach and Liver Table .
and realize for once how quickly .
first.c class up to date medicine will
correct the disorder. For sale by all
druggists
The daily tribune., 1904-03-17

]. F. Terrence writes New York
life insurance. 1tf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-11-04

nob hober porclL ais inI Oori2en
Sabre. IS puroen n0ulib bonn 80.
Suli all $t9S,6St or gcQen St19.-
t68,697 III Der entiprebcuoeu Ycrjos
sc oeS GoriubrC& neruuSQabt, mu@
cine 3unobne bon 10 W}illionen iilr
neniger, ol3 elm 0ritteI Ocs Sabrca
bcoelltet. IoS Geii5it belief lid am
%. Sftober ouf ncbr. ol@ 81 Wfillio-
nen gegen $t,t4t ,204 in Dem cutiprc,
henoCn 3citobihnitt OcS @oriobrc@.
@as 0r.EopIor entichieoen beitrittcu
bat, lit meine 8ebuupnrng, DOB ourh
administrative &criiiQunQ oeu HeQie.
rlnqsbeamten lmteriugt luor0eu iii,
iuGbrenb Der GumpoQuc irgcn0 luel-
dc BoranihIGNc iiir Die oenu0d)lti=
gen Sepillt8lngen }lI Deroftcntll'
den. [Sn bieier 8c5iebmq bin id,
abcr bon born bcrein icber 0eqont
ocn, oem ih hobC mir 2IbichriftCn
0ieicr am I. September crlolicncn
&erfiigung bcidIafit, ruelhe 0cnSpitl
5eu Der 0eportementS Ole &eroiicnt
lidung Ser &ornnihl0Qe bis sur @e
nebnliglng Oc9 ShoBicfret0r& Der
bietct. 0icic 9Ibifriiten t0nucn ie
0eu 2tugenblid poraelcgt Der0en."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-11-04
Ut Niphblei SpntrcbnnOe?

" a binqton 9. g., 30. Oft
Qcnl-Sber igunOe99erihte Dllroe Ole
Grugc, oh robes Nlei GontrebunOe lit
SIR 0ntiCbciOrng lmtcrbrcitet Der
6ull 0otirt aus ocm Sabre 1891 Der
3eit oeS iopnnild) .d)ineiiihcn &ricge@,
oie intereIiirten Eorteien iino Die
,Nortbern @$uciiic @iienbobn @e.
leIlld)oft" mo ole o9(mericon 1rooiug
Company. Die &ebtcre perfollfte
POO Sonneu 0lcl al Die iapunildc
Heeierltlg uno lo1ote oielclben 6urd)
oie 9enonnte 8abn infer Der 9e0in'
qlug, onB feline Tcr5ogcrlng in Der
8efor0erimg Der Sell0ung cintrcten
biirfe, BON 9iclps Dort nnh Tacoma,
NuIb, no cin SoillfS 30llGoaeftor
Der Ser. Stootcr, nohOcm ooS 9lci
bcrcit5 bon Ser @oDn nlf cincn Gam
bier pcrla0en lpor, 0ic Scn0ung ju.
riidbielt. meiI lie ais &ricgS,Gontrc'
baitne 81 bctrnhter lcl. Nahoem
ipGtcr ooS &lei ireigegcben 1no Der
arica poriibcr luor, lpciacrtc iif Ole
iuponiidc 9icgicrlrng Die Scnolng
5u 0cm nbgcmodtcn Nrciic bon $3S,.
600 5u acccptircn mo Die &cricnoer
nii;tcn $1,000 0ulitr nnnebncn.
sic ucrflugtcn bicroui Die 8dbn lpc.
acn Gcr5u95 Der 2IbIielcrlntg Der
gBoorc dnf ShoOcncriob. Ger Bro,
jcB iicl ST GjllnItcn Der 8obn ans,
ubcr Oieic Gntihcioung iuuroe bonn
arci5 neutrality-suspicious. 0eS 8. @e.
3irfo rmgeitoBen ;Sebt ioa ooS
Cber '9unoeSgeriht in lester 15nitonj
oen SHeitinQ entlhetoeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-11-04
Sd)ledDter SrOit.

Er0liOcnt TOoieuelt9 2Intluort nui
oo9 Shreibeu oe$ friiberen
,6iili9 @enernl 2tumaIts oe$
@oit,0cportement8 5aS. y. IN.
ner.
g8uibiuQtou, :. s., %. Gf.
tober. - Joh ieincr aCrihtIiheu
6reiipre6uug ridtet ser iriibere al,
liItirenoe General 9IupaIt Oe5Eoit.
oepartemerlts, Samea gI Eguer, I'M.
ter Dem If. Suni 1904 ell Sdreiben
an Sen 8ralioenten Hooiepelt, moriH
cr i'm eriufte, Oa5 ygroBe llnreht
iUelhe5 CT ibm lnu6lihtIid 5ugeiilgt,
ais cr bel ser lleberlnitteIllng Der gtfs
ten be3iiglib ser 9riitoiu e llnteriu'
dung eiu obfdligcS llrtbcil ilber iei'
ne 9lmtSiiibrlmg fGlltr, iuieoer gut
81 MAIDEN. Sect oeroffentliht SOL
mes 6onruo, luelfcr on Der Strats
pcrioIQunQ DER Shluiuoeleieu i'm
&oit0Cportement betbeiligt ipur, Die
2lutuort. luelhe Der Br1Itoent am
"a &lnl Ourh ieinen Sefret6r oa'
rotf bat Crtbeilen Iaiien. IS tuiro
oorin Qcio0t, ooS Sdreiben Ipner'S
iet Dem &ulti} Gepartement sur
llnteriuhung ser 6ortn entboltenen
@eballptungen Oorgelegt fporoeu II.
aus oCm @criht bube Ser YrGiioent
Ole llcbc3eualmg aeih0pft, ooB Die
bon ibm nl ser 9otihait an oeut
GongreB Acmnhten glelIberiltgen
Orrd SDner'2 Nerbolten I'M amt
bouroumcn 9eredtfertiat getueieu
id1cn, lmo ouB iciue 9lmt8entiebund
1onB i'll ser Gr0nunA mar. IS miro
Damn ooroli bmQemieieu, ooB Sunpr
mtr ulli Die 9lntlnae Ser Gerihmo-
rmQ 81 luiocrrcbtliheu Sunolun-
gen int gIutc irCiaeiproden iporoen
it, lubreno ilber ole 9egebung oicier
SoroIun8cn ielbit feline @ntidei0ung
ubgeqeben muroc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-11-04
@cfcnnt iidl idlnlOia.
SohOramotiidbe Scene i'm Criminal
@eritt. - Gbrpital 8rouB bon
ser Sticfnutttcr uergiitct.

Surtioro & Gttp Sn0, 20,
Cttober. - Die ieniationelle Wioros
9IutIogc gc9eu 6ralt 9tue Wt. &rallB,
Satin ciue8 bieiigen angelebenen
2lpotbetera, filbrte geitern i'm @rimis
nolgericbt 3u cinem bohOramatiihen
ShhtBott. 0oS @eib, inter Der
inrhtbaren 9lntIoge 5uiommengebro-
hcn bctunute iib Ser @rmorolmg
ibrcr Sticitocbter, Ser Is Sabre oIten
Gbrpitol arullB, Die i'm 9uguIt 5. s.
al StrDdniu @ergiihmg itarb,
lduloiG 1uo muroc 5u lebenSlGng.
Iicher 3uhtbouSltroie oerllrtbeilt.
@ci Ser &ornibrmg i'm 8eridt b1n-
Oigte Die gIngefIogtc Dem 9}ihtcr elm
ihriitliHcS Shulo9eltduOniB elm, in
lueIbem iie 3ugo6, ibrer Sticitodter
OaS tootIi6e @ift qcreidt 3u bobcu.
Die W0r0criu crtldrtc, tic lei BON
Sumen gcluclen, ais iie Die Chat
Oollbradte, Sin mtIocr SuB gegen
Oic Stieitodter babe iie bcieelt, lpeiI
Oicie ibrtm &otcr ollrb cine 2ieb-
ifoit nit eiucm ilmgcn Waune, Der
ibm lm0 Ser Stlcfnultter nid)t unge-
nebm mar. uielc Sorgen bereitet
bate. 9}oh 0cm looe 0e3 MGo6en8
bate Die 5rall Die Gergiihmg oIS Ell
ncn Selbitmoro bin5uitellen perittht
mo bel Dem 8erb0r entlhie0en oIle
Sdlll0 beitritten. Wdbreno Der I'm.
terilfltngSbaft in cinlamer 3elle
mur tbr Belt gelnIg gegeber, ilber ibr
&crbrehen nuhBuIinnen, lmo Die
nagen0e Stimme 0eS @eluiIienS bate
Oie N}0rocrin idIieBlih Oa5u bcnos
Qen ibrc Shll0 ein5itAelteben. 0aS
@eitGnOnib id]IieBt nit elmer 2lnul.
mug @otte5, ihr, Der armeu Siinoc-
rim &roit 5l pcrleiben oaHit lie ibr
ibiueres &eio nit @rgebllng tragc.
Sic merOe Soft iorhpGbreno nm Ser
5eibung bitten. 0oS 8cr9ougcne iet
nidbt mebr gnt SIT modcn. @ern
miiroe iie ibr 2ebeu biugeben, ipcnn
iih ole Tbnt lmgei6eben MAIDEN
licBc. 2ei0er lei es 5il ipdt. 0llrh
cine iinnIoie 1bot ici ibr 9IaeS ge-
nomnen: ibr @otte, ibre 6umiIic,
iDr 2ebenSgIiict. Qic M6rOerin lit
Die Go6tcr oe9 angelebenen 9lr5tes
g8. $. 9tuoerlnln. g8Gbren0 Der
llntcriudbungSboft bate iie 5ruciuoI
pcrgeblide Selbltnoroperiu6c sc
mu6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-11-04
9ianbm0roer bingcridltct.

Golumbrs, O. 80. Sftober.
-- Sonis 01rmon cncr bon bret
Horbcru, Die Dor einem Snbre ben
6nrmer George 0epcr bel 2Ilton, O..
ermoroeten i,no 6eraubten. bat Die
S6at olf Dem elettriifen Stubl &c.
biiBt. alrr5 itoh Wiitternaht lporo
Der &erllrtbeilte im hieligen Staots.
3udtbolie sur Hi9titdtte eefii6rt;
obne 3ogen ging er ii, Den 9oo Die
Soinriftimg eing if)neG nnO obne
llnioQ uon Stdtten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-11-04
llnterarnnObabn iiir Ghienau.
Soil i'm 9tpriI 1906 i'm getricb ieiu
HlGue Iiir ouS ltnieruebmen.

Gbicaqo, 80. Sttober Nj
ocrmon MiIton S, 5Soremon, 8or-
iibcr 0eS GerfebrS Gomite's 6es
StnOtrntbS, rehnet 5uperiihtlih ou-
ruuf, Dab bis gum gIpriI 1906 ein
llntergrllno Spltem in ser Staot
Chicago I'M 9ctrieb iein ueroe. glnf
eiuem @antett OcS ,ReoI Gitate
Board" iagte SSorentnn, Die Inter.
grlnObabn weroe iiiolid) bis sur ~.
StraBc, norolib bis GbiCagosgIueml
mo Ueitlid bis uah SolIte6. .StraBe
iiibrcu. Die llutergrlruObnbn lit fir
OllrdgebenOeu 8erfebr beitimnt,
mdbreuo Die StroBenbnbulinien tort.
ooucrno Dem lofnlcn Gerfebr oieneu
loIlen. Der inn Yuu begriffene Sln.
mel unter Dem Gbicngo.Hiuer miro.
Wenn Ole icbigen Bldnc sur glusiilb,
rlug gelnngen, bier SIbtbeillutgen
cntbnItelL 5rpei fir 9nbn5fpede, bic
anocrcn beiOen fir gtiiBlidfeitS 9ln-
lngclt, lpic clettrilde Grabte, Hobren
fiir pcijlmg mo 0ohuniierbrlif ino
@ciricr'2lnIugen Die ictigen 6lu6.
SltnneIS iollen bel Der 9lltSfiibruita
oe8 BIonc8 NIT benubt mcrocr. Die
MaggonS ser llntcrorinobabn ioIten
nittcIt Gia6uften nllf Die So6bobn.
8cleiie um6 Die StroBenbabnen fiib.
rem Sir Die gououSiiibrlmg ltebt
elm 6ono bon $2.000,000 sur 8erfii.
glulg, meId)c Snnmc, uuh glniiht
BON gllOcrnou Sorcnlon, geniigen
piir6c, nm Die 9lrbciten fir oie n1h.
itcn 5lpei Sabre I'M @nnge 5u boIten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-11-04
0rfan in Central .9lmcrifa.

@t obile. 9lld. %. Gftobcr.
Soier iino Nod,riften eingetroiTen.
onB Dor einigen Sngen eiit Crfol.
Die aiiitc uon SorournS mo Cue
tenlalu hetngeitht uro oer Wabo'
gpri SoI5ilrtereiieH 9roBen Sdaocn
beigeiiigt bat. Sailienoe merthpol
Ter Stan1mc iinO nod Dem Weer llin
ous1eidluen,mt mnroer unb peroen
ME n1ebr erlargt iperoeir 2lm mel.
item perlierer 6irinen III 9oiipn.
Cincinnati uto 2ouispile. Tte
agprtbern @abn4 in @nutentdId
muroe 10 tart beihdSist oaB csNep.
note nebmen miro, iie 81 teporiren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-11-04
Galc6 9suiucrS' esnG.

SoitisbiIIe, aD., 80 Cttobcr
= 6ulcb RoDerS, gclueiener Staota.
Sefretdr Inter Ger 40niniitrution
bon 3oplor, Der lucger Oiitidulo ali
Der Grnoroiutg oeS @ouDcrlenr2
Willtont 8ocbcl berllrtbeilt iror0en
Ut. nm 3ontiagitngstn9c blrrn ben
Str1ng l)ingerid)tet 81 iperOclt er.
fldrte III, WcidngniB, Gr.@ouucrncllr
glad polt Jteip Dorf babe iidI ieit ci
niger 3eit nit Icinem, Eolpcrs ,5aIt
beld)Gitigt. Ger sal lit Jest an Aps
pellbof bon 9entlldp unbGngig, un0
iuenn oieier cine fiir ibn lngiinitiac
Gnti6ciOlug abgie6t. 10 miro ell
8erIuf) geniaht peroen, 6er Jna an
ons Gber. 9lnocsgeridlt ill bringer,
NIB rs beiBt, onB 9luf in oieiem 5nu
ais 9lniuolt Yopers' oliitreten lueroe
unb ;ipar, ipie Der 2eetere iogt, frei.
lpillig uno obne 8ergiitung. Ole
&tnoe Sapon bat III 2ouispiqe le6.
bnlte 6ommentdre beruorgeuieu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-11-04
Baltimore, Nsb, Treitag ben 4. NOOcm6er 1904.

idiCOene 9erlonen Der uuerc Ornnl
nit lnterl1uft, uf moglihit 6ilioc
g9eiic eine freie 2Iu5cigc IN 0cn Rel,
tiWQen 3it crIangcn So muroc 0e-
itcru lpieoer pom republifuniiden
9tationalbouptQllorticr bcrthtct Ser
9roder VI 81. &ouSmuu babe $4,000
gcqen $1,000 gelpettet, Oab Nouieuclt
0eiu1bIt mer0eu milr0c. lmO Waior
@cniamin W. Oloore uamtc man
ais Die Herion, meIbe sic @ette
anqenommcn, 9crtrctcr ser GreIie
iorIbten etna1al Ser @cibidlte
griinolidb noh lnt6 cruIttctcn 5tuor,
oaB cine ioldbe Ncttc obgcidlolicu.
ouB aber ipc0cr Sr. Nou9mau. nocb
Sr. Moore etipos 0onit III tbun bot.
ten llno feline brelBig Gcut5 bel ser
0an3en Sransattton lmQeicBt luur.
oeu, troBoem Die biCiigcn rcpublifu.
uiihcn Orgune bcrCit@ nit @c5tg
ouf oieicu otSofe" Sic pompbuftr
Nobribt pertiinoet bntteu in 8ou.
StruBc ruette man iebt 6 5u gegen
Eortcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-11-04
@ermiIdlte tclcarasbiidc Hepeidcn

Sn elmer S6nrieoelperfitGttc sll
Goircil Gitp, 9tlasfo, erpIooirte ein
8orrnt6 non 100 8flno Gpnamit.
3lpei Eerionen iuuroen aui Den 2o0
uerlest lino mebrerc onoerc erIitten
iGnere 8erlebiingen. 8iele S1uier
i'll Der llmgebung tpuroen olirb Ole
@ewalt Scr Grploliou 5erIt0rt unS
Der Sdnoet i'll iebr beirdhtlid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-11-04
@orbereitnuscu fir Die @Gblcn in
Canada.

ct. Sobn g. g.. %. Gttobcr.-
@citern mar in Gduoou .gtomina
tonStIog" 2iberole lmo Gouierpas
tipe ltcIlten ibrc Gonoiouteu in mebr.
ais 200 Q8obIoiItritten uui Die an
nGcbIten 0onnerltog oie Gorlomcut9:
mitgIie0cr m0blen. bc5m. 5u Cntltbai
cen boben oh Der btsberiac Tiibrer
Der 2iberoleu Sir WilfriO &uuricr,
Oic Sberbono bebolten oocr leincm
@cQncr, y. g. @orocn bon Soliiur,
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