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Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1904-09-02
Natural Law.

The reputation OF Mr.. George Wash
ington Jones for honesty had been
slightly furnished for some years. but
his son Erastus was not supposed to
know IL.
Ours how cold contracts things" Mr..
Jones remarked thoughtfully one even
ing. Now dere's Macmillan Smiths
wood pile for case. Pears like dat
wood pile is shrinking steady since dis
las col spell set In"
Seems as if our pile behind de stove
vas getting bigger. paw" hazarded
Erastus, gazing at hts parent for ex-
PLANTATION Of this phenomenon,
Course 1t am, chile" satd Mr.. Jones
calmly" cause do room Is hot an heat
expands things, Pears like yo' gwine
TO school dom put much wisdom into
dat head OF yours"
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1904-09-02
Time tO stop.

Ihe reSidents OF Tlalpam. Mexico.
complain that the public clock OF that
town Is useless. Repairs are made
every week. but every week the clock
gets out OF repair and can never be
kept IN good condition. This is Der
maps Tor the good reason that the Tial-
pam clock Is probably the Oldest public
CLOCK on the American continent. III
Nas Installed az the cathedral of that
e''P ~ the year 1857, In 1880 1t was
donated To the council of San Augustin
ue las cievas, now Tialpam. when II
was installed there and set In motion.
since That time II has never undergone
repairs until II few weeks ago. THIS
clock therefore has told the time for
"a years. and 1t is but natural that II
Is tired sea wants TO be sent to "a mu-
seun.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1904-09-02
a Nufnks Hugp

Devout uphoiders % women's rights
nave Always protested sSainst being
auaressed In church as Enrethren.
Wbi they be more content to be called
fee, my female brethrenf" For this
gem OF language Archbishop Wuber-
.o.se was responsible in his glowing
pst9ration at the recent anti-yiyisee.
Hoh meeting in ST. james, hali, a YER
patiM report OF which appeared In the
current Zoophilist. So sturdy bull
cannot DO let die, but the London
tnronlcie hopes that female orators
WIZ not retaliate by addressing us as
you. my male sisters"
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1904-09-02

Inc weakest living creature, by con-
ceh'raung his powers on n single OBJ
Ject. can accomplish something. The
strongest. by dIsposing OF his over.
many, may fail to accomplish anything.
the drop. by continually falling, bores
us passage through the hardest rock
The hasty torrent PUSHES over II with
Mucous uproar and leaves no trace be-
hind Carlyle.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1904-09-02
Almost ImnoSsHxa

Jack-Why wou.dA't sffe marry you
she loves yeu 10 distraction. know IT.
because abe told me 30. George-She
tnsisted on my proving that l am not
already married. because she says there
ts q great deal OF blgamy nowadays.
Well. It is easy enough to prove that
one Is married. but how the dickens
am going 10 prove that am nota
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1904-09-02
Worse Than ,h. unn.. NJ

ohiy the upper ten go to your
ehprch, don't theyl" inquired the plain
person,
eS' replied the organist OF the
sven church. but they're not a cir
cuhs'anee to the uppish tenor In our
choir. Philadelphia Press.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1904-09-02
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG &
POTOMAC r. r.


Schedule an effect Moy 20h, 1904.
LEAVE FREDERICKSBURG NoRTuwARn
W q, M daily: Stops on signal at Occoquau
. 20 a. m. daily. Stops NJ Ale xsrdr,o
10 a a. m. daily STOPS on sipnsi -, Io,,.,
bIOoks. Aqua, Wide Water Reid Ouan'
uco. Cherry Hill, Freestone NevieT 1c
Soquan, bortUn, Accotink, Ffanconia
seminary and Alexandria iN'
70 = m, DAILY except Sunday. Stons st
ALEXANDRIA. S''Ps AT
40 p. M. daily. Stops on signal at proo,.
IN n, "lue water, Quantico and Alexandria
~ "a o. a. a. ui niy: STOPS AT Alexandria Stops
ON signal at OccoquaD Sunday only.
LEAVE SOUTHWARK.
% a. m. daily except Sunday, Richmond
accommodation. Makes ali l,cal stnus
~ a. I'M. daily. Atlantic Coast Limo tr,ipr
Stops on signal at Wide Water S,,n', ~tu'
Suinea, WUOdsIane, Penola, Ruth.ryIen'
Iaylorsville and Glen Allen SUNDAYS
onA; AT brooke, Milford. boswell and
y ~ Al m. daily except Sunday Nakce loo.,
stops on signal. '
IL - y. IN. daily, Seaboard AirIinotraiu. Sons
on signal az Lorton and Occuquan Sun
I nt : only. ana daily AT cuanlicO, Milford,
DosNcil aud Ashland
. 26 y. M daily, A. G.. L. main Stops a, nos
well and Ashland.
. ~ y. m daily. makes local stops on sIOnaI
. % p. IN, uaiIy, ;; "A. l.. train. Stops at Dos
well and Ashland ON signal.
accommodation train leaves Richmond m
burg s3 p. IN.
NoTE:-Time OF arrivals p nd departures and
not guaranteed. "~
{. G. COX, Agent.
w. ID. DUKE. CIV. GULF. w.P.TAYLoR.
Gen. Man. Asst Gen. Man. Traf. Man.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1904-09-02
La Grippe Cough

cured with DIR. David's Cough Syrup of pure
Pine, Tar, Horehound and Wild Cherry. Rest
on earth for coughs, colds, cramp, consump-
tlon' bronchitis and All throat aud lung rrou-
oies. Large bottle % cents at DIR. J. II.
Smiths, Irvington, Va.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1904-09-02
PasnlesA Sasnlra=

Father teattins the whip smartly
Through the air)-see. Tommy. how
make the horse go faster without strik
ing him at ALL Tommy-Papa. WHY
don't yOu spank us children that way,
Glasgow Times. $500 gtF =
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1904-09-02

MT benedict-Do YOU know, my
near l think we have pretty good
COOK How does she strike you? Mrs.
Pensdiet-For more wages about once
week.-Illustrated Bits.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1904-09-02
Her Query.

Gardencr-This here is n tohacco
pant In full flower. Lady-How very
interesting! And how long VIII It be
before the cigars are ripea-New
Yorker.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1904-09-02
Steamer owen billiard.

Mail and passengers TO and from Whit
stone, lrvington, Weems, Mil.enbeck
Sunday.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1904-09-02
HCHEnMIR.

Leave-White Stone, a. m; Irwin pton
TAO; Weems, $40; Millenbeck, 8; Merry
Point, $50; arrive urbana, l1.30 a. m.
Leave-Urbana, p. m; Mi iepbeck. 2
merry Point, $50; GEMS. 4.3O; Irvington
arrive White Stone, q p. m.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1904-09-02
Potomac River Route.

After Saturday August 25th, steamers Gal
vert ana Anne Arundel. will leave pier .
Liant street; baltimore, every Tuesday
s,n ana WashiI gton, calling at ali OF lie
"lh leaVe 1th Street Wharf. Washington
at I y. IN. SUNDAY. Tuesday and n hursds,'
going as Tar as Ieonardtown on these even
lnRs. Will leave beonHrdtown at Ga. m KIN
m, and Porto Bello at $50 u. m. Mo,,iaY
"edneSday and Friday. az riving In BaItimOf.,
carry the following mornings.
Freight received daily IN baltimore.
HENRY WILLIAMS, Agent,
cr, Baltimore, Md.
STEPHENSON s. BRO, Agents,
u Washington, ID. &.
WIN. III. REARDON, Agent,
Alexandria, Va.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1904-09-02
VIGOROUS RUBBING

with Dixie Nerve and Bone Eminent will
cure hheuInatism, Strains. Sprains and Pains
al Is the best on earth for man or beast
MEssRs. OWENS & MINOR DRuo Co.
Richmond, Va:
GSntlcmen:-We have used the Dixia Narva
ana Bone l,iniment prepared byyou and ind
u very valuable 10 us in our business and
use &c now altogether, TO the exclusion of ali
o'her hnlments' Yours truly.
NJ. b. ROWE.
THE AMARET STOCK FARM.
HIGn-CLAsS HUNTERS, SADDLE AMI
HARNESS HORSES.
FREDERICKSBURG. VA, Nov q. 1900
Queens &c Minor Drug Co., Richmond, Va:
Genttenen:-I have given the sample hottie
OF Dixie Nerve and Zone Liniment a fair and
impartial trial, and find it an excellent rem
edy for sprains and shoulder lameness in
horses. In fact, have used several bottles
OF the Liniment with gratifying results. and
am very glad To recommend IL 10 Mi in
search OF good liniment for lameness DIR
soreness ofany kind in horses, and shall here
after never be without il in my stables
Very truly.
CHARLES II. HURKAMP.
Price p cents for large bottle at DIR. j. r.
Smiths, lrVingtCn, Va.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1904-09-02
WEEMS STEAMBOAT co.
SUMMER SCHEDULE, 1904.
Baltimore, Fred
ssS+SAsSszNA ericlSsburg, Nor
s''7''sss ssS2,sssS folk and Kappa
hammock River Routes

Baltimore, Fred
ezSss+ytsstZlA ericksburg, Nor.
Ssssss a=zzE;'- --ss-s,,sssss folk and Kappa
hammock River Routes.
On and after Friday. June 10th. steamers
1no,,t b"tlinore, Pier ?. Light 81, daily
'NDSep. Suhniy' ~ e;iO y. m. for TappahannOck
~ Mourning VIII leave IsppahanDock at : a.
M M t'1ly, except Saturday and Sunda > and
- M, saturday for Baltimore ~
Steamers from Baltimore MONDAY will mot
Stop IN carriers Creek, CoIrOtoman river Ray
w9v 10 r S1yrS; wares and elliors on their
stop in U hanna CrecL '' VIII
steamer from baltimore Thursda,, ,,,,, 80.
way 20 JappahannOck y" "Sr
=, SIeaner 70 baltimore Tuesday will not stop
Stopin CorIotOman river VII "o'
steamer 10 Baltimore Wednesdav o,,,,. Ill,
stop at wharNes i'm Urbanna Creek WI"
STEAMERS VIII leave every Tuesday and Fri
nay nay az s;oo p 10. Tor Iappahannock direct and
burg. " f''ueiicAs-
Leave Fredericksburg Monday and Thurs
uSy az "A. m. Tor Baltimore, stopping at nIl
MharNts to Tapps hammock only srrivfny m
""''iinore tuesday and Friday mornings.
FREDERICKSBURG AND URRANNa
BEGINNING Monday. March nan a..
and attractive steamer Caroline III Nv Nv
a.. >. Mall leaves Crhsnna evety MoSdsX
$500 allu iuay. AT J}UH. m. for Fred
oli,NhsouIR ana All tut 60 mt date wharyes Ian
p,nahi,ock M IVA. m. arriving at FrcdcficLs-
puie ab"ut q y. m. Returning will lcs,so
sIeuerlcksOurg AT III a. IN. Tuesday Thu,s
gay gay ana saturday. Passenger arcorm"da-
NORFOLK ROUTE.
VIII leave Tappabannock ID. m Nopd,v
Hnu FRIDAY. stopping at all landings Iesvs
NrOrioik AT y. m. Sunday and tuesday Tor
1appahannOek, calling at all landings
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1904-09-02

NORFOLK ROUTE.

VIII leave Tappabannock . nm No,d,
a FRIDAY, stopping at all landings. Leave
cNOrIoik AT 4 y. m. Sunday and 1,Ieetlay Tor
Iappahannoek, calling at all landings.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1904-09-02

The symnletries of straight lines and
curves in sculpture and architecture
also form analogies for mans spiritual
beauty. Wandering among the famous
buildings OF Europe, | find that. archi-
tecturally, n great building has SYM
metrical unity. just as perfect statue
Is chiseled after the physical forma-
lions OF a perfect man. Many years
ago there was exhumed from the
buried Puips Of old Rome marble
leg, broken from off one of the statues
or old. That broken fragment Is still
preserved in the Vatican. Michael An
gelo, as a sculptor, used to study that
leg by the day, the week, the month
and the year, because" said the great
Italian master, II consider that piece
or stone the most perfect formation Of
physical anatomy ever carved by the
ehisel OF man." SO symmetrically per-
feet may the lines and the curves Of
n great group OF statuary be that
when you look at some of the hes. ex-
amples OF sculpture in the Louvre. the
Vatican or the British museum the
figures almost seem as though their
lungs are breathing and their lips are
ready TO speak.
Now, the symmetrical laws observed
In true sculpture are Also found TO ex-
list In true architecture A great build
er like Christopher Wren did not start
in to erect st. PauPs cathedral Mt hap
hazard. Every part OF the walls. the
dome and the capstone were carefully /,
and tremendously designed and prop
erly proportional before one spadefuI
or dirt was dug out OF the heart OF
mother earth TO excavate the cellars OF
London's architectural pride. And the
wonderful part of the masterfully de-
signed buildings of Europe is how de-
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1904-09-02
ga m.isissde In Unity,

An artists beauty is multitude in
unity" We know that Samuel Cole
ridges definition IN reference to the
painters easel is true We see "mnl,
utude or colors In unity" when Tur-
oer, the most brilliant artistic colorist
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1904-09-02

Are you and | ready To become pari
OF Gods beautiful creation? Are we
ready TO become beautiful In ourselves
by becoming beautiful In him: Even
the lowest and vilost. saved by his
grace and redeemed by his blood. can
become true part OF Chrlst's bcautl-
ful life. Many years ago when the
yellow fever plague was raging in
Memphis, Tenn. a rough looking man
applied TO the city relief committee
and said, 81 wish To nurse" IL wns
at time when most people who could
we're fleeing from the stricken and des.
plated homes. The death carts seemed
20 be going everywhere. At first the
physician declined the rough mans
services. but as he could get no ono
else to do the work this man was sent
to one of the most filthy and danger.
Gus wards OF the city. Wherever he
went he was messenger OF love. lie
would not tell his name: he said sin,
ply, Caii me john Time PASSED ON,
and after awhile John. whose name
was now famous through the city.
sickened and died, Nhile his body wns
being prepared for an unmarked grave
suddenly upop his arm was found a
llvld marx, which proved that John
was an eX-c0nVict. John had been
one or the most dangerous criminals
or all the south. once he was n mnr.
derer, but now, through the blood of
Jesus, he became min,sier.ng angel.
once he was horrib.c IN IL cc"ravcI,
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Wcrcttctc Upnt yNprac."

9 It o II, 10. Suli. - sn 9pro
oeS 9ampfers ~Soronia" bon Der
nGunarb-2inie," meld)cr gcitern bier
anfom, %befanocn ii6 81 gerettete
Eoliogirre bes u%ngliidIiden Gam.
piers nHorge," ser oilf Der Sabrt BON
Torlpe9en nad In1erifu an oer9torb-
fiiIte BON Sbottlono an aIippen
idciterte mo nit nobe5u 700 Men.
idcnleben SIT @runoe ging. Die q
llrberlcbenocn botten iid), pie lhon
Die &obcloepeid)cn% oemeloct, bon Den,
iitfenoen 9atnpfer in Elm Boot geret-
tet unb trieben Dor @inb itnb @ngcn,
bis Elm 8iiheridopner in Sidt FAM
unb Die Sdyiifbriidigen an 9orb
nobln. 9ic ,Sfnnbinopiih : ameri-
faniid)e 9anlpferlinie," melder Der
heterogeneous 9ompfer angeborte,
iorgte fir Die 8eiterbeIoroerung Der
@eretteten oltf bent 9ampfer Der
nGunmrb-2inie".
Cine ergreiienoe Scene ipielte iid
bel Der Hegiitrirung Der geretteten
Sdiffbriibigen ob. Gin 70-iabri9er
@reis, Honens Sens Sobonnler, CAB
oii, oaB CT bei Der &ataitropbc feline
Sralt ltno bier &inoer perloren babe.
Die 9eamten 5eigten linn baroufbin
cine 9epeide NIT Der Wittbeilung,
bob feline 5rait unb pabrideinIid)
einige bon ieinen &inoern gerettet
iporoen ieien. Ser alte Wann Dolte
Die llngeabnte 8liidsbotidaft nidt
glanben, uno nod longe Itano CT ItiQ
IN ether gde bes Bureaus uno itarrte
fpie geiitesabneieno Dor iid bin.
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JlciidtBcncrnns ucrlcioctc ibm bas
Ecbcn.

9em.gorf, Is. Sui. 9e.
fiirdteno, Die &crtbellerlng oeS Slei-
id)es in 3olgc Oc9 Sdl1dter-S trifes
fonntc i'm gciA0itlid rniniren, err
idob iid scitern Der an Der efe Der
81. Strobc mo /. Ipenue etoblirte
IeItollratcur SObn s. Maboncp.
Gor etmo 5ipei Sobren botte lib Wa-
boncp an Der Gte Scr "a. Strabe uno
2. 9(pelllrc eiltgerihtct, %inocIicn ber-
Tor er cine grobc altnoidaft oaourd),
bob mebrcrp Sabritgebauoe, beren
s(rbeiter bel ibm 5l lpeiIen pflegten,
obaerilien wrrOent nm etnern Eart
Glos al modem. go ipar er gello-
tbiat, lcin Gcit)dit 5lt ifIieben, mo-
rauf cr ii6 in &onticello, 0..yv oils
2eibltoabeiiter ctabllrte. aber oild
BORT mar ibm boS Slid niht boIo.
er febrtc pieber nod Nen.Dorf si,-
riid uno ridtete ot Der gde ser 1.
sluenue uno "a, StraBe Elm Heitau-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-16

rant Gin, ooS 0all5 gut ging bis Die
nEennlplualio 9abn 3 Wc'clldoft"
mcbrcrc @runoltiidc III Der MGbc &C.
nnllntcr Gfc criporb uno berld)icocnc
Standardization nieocrreiBcn lieB. So
pcrlor CT obermolS cine 5oblrcihc
&unbi6uit. S6licBlid fam Der
Sdldd)tcr-S Strife, mo oa mllroc Der
Mann mntbloS. HnGoem CT geltern
elmer ldngercn 0isfullion Scr Strife
lagc 5ugcb0rt botte, bc0ob cr iiH ollf
baS 1od) Der Sorrcll 'id)cn gSirtb.
id)oit in Der .. Npenntc llno iogte li6
cine &u0cl in Den Gopf.
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Gricsion : Clinic neuc idncllc sag
@putc pSorb Baltimore" hub
u8cnnn mndl Hlilnhclnlin.

Weatticn Counting, ben 3. SnuI, nm 8 .iIr
corinthians, mo BON onlllr nb tiialib mo
Sonninas. bon Der Higbt mo @rnti Strabe,
TIT Scttertuu itfh Gbciter, IA, anbnItero.
9rntltiqe Sabrt nurdl ben Sannl.
Unbrt IN einer HtdDtullg 81 80; 8uuofabrt
20 3n9c( fir MildfnDrt auf rag ooer Albis
Wnntcit liilita. $3.50.
,i8nltoreife. Niuete, bon @bilahclpbia auf hcr
~. Il ?: gn1n" 3lriidfcDrcnh, $3.50. 0ircfie
6abrbilcte mad HtlanttesSitp mn 6urild per
Wooi S312; ODER Gal16 per Na9n, fir 10 Zane
Mr,n. Dnrt, a%pna'yrantl, NsburNs 9arf, eifte
MSldbtnng. $500; Innhiabrt 5000; eape 1iah,
gtlinolnbrt $500. glnDt 0arlpfer fnbrclt rnI
. u1r MhcloS t1glid (SonntagS nltsaenonls
Ite1p. Ntlctc rob 9tlbnrb. 1rob. Garaiogas
Snrtii9S, Neipport, Nclp $ouocu t6t), BortIGno
tMte.) ltltn lloroIi6cll Ruilficn iucrbcn i'm 9'iis
reait. ionte bel Ilbntab'S, Tr. 20t, 9iurbs
rles.Strnbe, %berfautt. S6reibt peeen
HctfesSanbbud.
Clarence Sbriuer, Iaeni,
(Dtatlo.I&S) 9r. 204, 9igDtsStraBe.
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aeoen Georgia miro ip0tcr 9cidllt
ipcr0cn.
&un &irginicn anSacliciert.
Infunit Der mltbnloBIidcu M0rocr
Sanlltel 9icblcr'@ III %%oncoltrr.-
Ycinobe Gin Spndgcriht.

2oncoltcr t, go, Is. ENili. -
Sobn S'9ricn ullo %oicpb 6llrmou
alias Gap, ncld)c nngcblid III Der
gtudJt oeS /. Slt.. 0cn bctogtcnStro
bcn . 3pltcinnchmer Sunutcl NCGlcr
bel 2unton Elocc crllloroctcn, uud
Dem tic III elmer Mirtbidluit un0 i'll
eincn &oltflooen IN Nor0onpiur Die
G%i9entbiin,er iiberioIlcn bottcll, Ia
men aeltcrn gbcno inter Ncluadnrl0
BON Siilfs = SGcriii ,}icgIcr Ii. Ct
tettiu SorQcr bier az. Sic morcll
leBten 6reitng in Noriolt, ga, Der.
5nltct moroc1.
Cine Meil0c bon 0cgcn toltirno
Ferloncn battc lid) ON Hobnbnlc Der
HcnnIplpalia .Gabn pCrlamn,clt mo
ais Die 8%cIangellen bonn 3ugc &c,
lnmntcn luur0cn, fopl cS 5u ciucr
0cnlohItratiolL blr i0it lit cincnNui
rlbr ullSurtctc. Ntit @Cpolt or1nntr
Die Wfcll0e aui bic NP0roer III uio
cine cause Nbt6cilunA Eoli5ci nit
Gc5ogcilcn GcDolpern nlni}te tic IN
ibrcn Sd)llb ncbnncn uno iic nod) Der
tuortcEocn 2roQcpa a 9prs ,%bringcl.
Nlld olele ipuree bon ben ~alligcrc0-
ten SclItcn ollqcgriiicn un0 oicSrp.,-
lcpiton0e bon DEM 9roBt bcrltlter.
9criiicn.
Gic g%lfrcgun0 luar mIttleriuciIc
onfSSodlte gc1tlc9cn lno mir 0llrd)
tbatlad)lidc ScorobHHg nit ocn 9ie;
oolperll forntc bic ailigebro0teWtcn
&C 10 ipcit 5urildactricbct merocn,
Dab Die Gar lire Sobrt nod) benl &c
tdngnlb beginner fonntc. W1nncr Ii.
Suit0en licien ibr icood nod) nnoSe-
mano in Der Mtcngc ling an at Idle.
ben, @iuornui mobl Gin babies ubrn0
SdJilIle oilf Die Gar ub9c0cben mllr.
Den. 9ci'm WciGngnib i~picOCrbolte
'ih oerlclbeGorg0ng; o1ld) bier barr
te cine 5oblrridc Mcn0c oui Ole Mn
funft Der Gor, mo MIR nit grobtcr
Sdnpicrigfcit gclono cS cnolidL Die
8%elan9enen biltCr ShloB un0 9tic-
gel 81 bringen.
Mobrenb ult oicIer SorgGn9e bit
te lid S'9rien lcigc in Der Gar 81
Iommellgcfolcrt, mdbreno Surnlon
Die Sodbc tilblcr ollIjuncbmen
ihicll. Sic bei0Cn @cIangcncn &C
brt 81, Oob tic 0cn llcbcriol in
0oroonpine bcgin0cr, molcn o6cr
gtidtS bon Dem Ncblcr.lforo i%uillen.
Snl @cidngnib luurocn iie nit
Meronber Groig. Der idon III @pt,
bonbille pcrboitct Worocn mar, cont
frontirt, u1lb oiciCr ibcntiii5irte iie
oils feline @cnolirn bel DEM Gerbrc.
hcn. S'9ricn mn Srrnlon lillo
poiitip oils Die Mdltncr iocntiii5irt
moroer, lpcIdc in Scr atod)t oeS
MorbcS IN Gum'2 S6eunc in ser
H19e bcS 3olihlogS, 100 no1bcr
oos Muiirnlclicr oc@ Grmoroctcn &C.
fltnoen ipuroc, ldllcfelt.
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Qnccn Anne'S Gilenbabn.Gu.

TaBrplan trat ua 2G. Snnt 1904 In Qtaft.
SamSfer ~perlaiien Yicr yr. 10, Sigbt.Strahe,
iagttd tatsgelontrtelt Sprutags) INN us
Wlor9eitS mo 2.30 yiahmitiugs md looe
Yoiit, aent.Sslanb, Eneeustow II, 6entreuine,
Iemfon, Wrcrnpuuo, Gltenoale, Wiiltau, Yepes,
NegDbatb iilto 3tuifbenftdtiofet.
Sphuta8s INN 800 Wtotgens mad 3uUe Boift,
Vilenoale, He,peS itlio 9ieBubptt, f0iBte ntr iddD
aueM Stafloilet 3pifbet Gpbe Boint uno
selnreotle; terrer uin 3,15 9iubinittag5 Hut
iiud sppc Yotrt mo Gnccustuium.
ailuliB. III Selauure ulto Gbciapeafe Sumo
iioh nah gallon, OIforb uno 3uif6enftationen,
nIto 9u GREENWOOD init Der yGeIaiDure,gifcns
S llad allen Blnften fiibIi6 an Der ~yielu'
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-16
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srat In araft AM 10. San, 1904.
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ff.25 gbenes - sffom. nadb tlnicn.prisoe
= on 1aattdl, ansgenummea spnntaas.
IVY .prtn. Dorf, Y. & s.. Tip. ulo s3nupt.
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500 ssr sosm; salgainis, Saeerstoipn, sbtp.
ss; Nabn nat stenanboab.
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1890 gadm. = Mfom. mad emorb.sroee
225 gtabTt. - Nffoni. mad GnIprh. @robe,
'oi2b Natm; Blu Wouniain err. (Barirr.
edo; iotpie 5reoerid.
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4.t5 gsadm. Orb. Saupttinie gunite. Sa.
gersiolpn, Greberid, emnitsbure uno Chip
petsbirg.
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fetts nab ~lnipn.Nrihge.
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