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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-21
Immortelles.
From the Gol1en Penny

From the Gol1en Penny.
The manufacture of immortelle wreaths
in Paris occupies at least fifteen hundred
persons. The immortelles are gathered
about the beginning Of October. and come
chiefly from the arid hills in the middle
and south of France. They are brought to
the markets in their natural condition. and
the yellow blossoms are dyed green, red and
white. and woven into wreaths by special
workmen in readiness for All Saints and
All Souls days. when all good Parisians
VISIT their relatives graves. On these
"fetes des morris the gates OF the ceme-
teries are besst with crowds Of dealers In
immorteile wreaths. wire crosses and bead
crowns. At Pers Ia Chaise alone more than
two hundred thousand persons are caIcu-
lated to visit the cemetery. and the sa1A OF
immortelle wreaths varies from 10000 to
% 600.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-21
case has not been cleared ND vet

case has not been cleared up yet
Packages containing $4,000 of insured
bank notes were on the train that went
through a bridge in southern state last
week. New York underwriters were much
concerned over the incident until they dis
covered that the car in which the insured
packages were stored remained safe on the
rails. The largest single risk ever written
was taken in England some time ago. when
one package containing SIS. 900 900 was in
Sured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-21
British Climate and Food.
From London Truth

|. The climate Of England kills half the pop
.ulation, the cooking kills The rest Through
out the world, wherever there Is the sun or
spring. there are English men and wo-
men endeavoring to repair their constitu-
tons The medicine bill of the English
people together with it's accompanying ex-
penses-is sufficiently large to support q
second-rats power. and does mainly sup
port many large and small towns on the
Continent and elsewhere.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-21

TITS not until 4 man wants to borrow q
dollar" remarked the Observer Of Events
and Things, that he discovers that he has
80 many close friends."-Yonkees Htates-
man.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-21

II you want work read the want columns
OF The Star.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-04-08
HAD A NARROW ESCAPE.
i. r. Patfessoa coaes Noaf Fecdia
Dynamite to His Coal Stove.

Upon the return of himself and
family from Duluth on Friday last
T. r. Patterson, who lives in the
Ahearn house on Walnut street,
started to fill his coal stove when
his eye caught roll of something
on the top of the bucket as he was
about to empty same into the maga-
zine. Picking it up he found it to
be a stick of dynamite, about seven
inches in length, with cap insert
ed.
Had he not discovered the explo-
sive it is more than likely that the
house would have been wrecked,
while the personal safety of occu-
pants would have been greatly en-
dangered.
AS to how the dynamite came
there can only be conjectured, but
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-04-08

The proposed Methodist church
at Virginia,a picture of which is
herewith shown, will be one of the
handsomest edifices of the kind on
the range. The designs for the
church have been prepared and
submitted by Architect A. Terry
berry of this city.
The exterior walls show Randolph
ASHER stone work part of the way
up the first story, at each entrance.
Above the stone work is shown sid
ing and shingle work. The tower
will be covered with shingles in
four large elliptical panels, with
Lancet windows set in the center of
each panel. rjs
Tie church will be lighted, by
loaded glass windows, there being
three large rose windows in the
gables with smaller windows On
each side.
1t will have two entrances. One
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-04-08
; ASSll6hT ERROR. ).
A Frozen Water Main Referred to as
T q Frozen hydrant. @

q vHOze0 Ut0Cd0ts
In our >:nention of the burning. of
the tool shed at the new High
SCHOOL, building in our last issue
we statedtthat frozen main hind
cred the fire company in their ef-
forts to extinguish the blaze. In
this, we are informed, we erred, the
trouble not being a frozen hydrant
but frozen water main instead.
While a rose by any other name
may smell as sweet we feel that the
correction !. is demanded, as the
odor OF frozen hydrant would reflect
to the discredit of Fire Chief Hal
verson, while the Light & Water
company5are presumably respon-
sible for keeping their mains in
proper shape. -.
In this connection it may also be
permissible to state that another
frozen main, in the. neighborhood
of the Lincoln school, is reported
by the fire chief. The attention of
the city council was directed to
this defect in verbal report made
by Chief Halverson on the evening
of 22nd ult.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-04-08
ENTERS The SiiRlEvALN RACE.
William j. Rates, for Years Deputy
Sheriff; Wi Seek the Nomination. :. :

V'usos" d UoStSs Ut ItdTS Ucpuly
Sheriff, WI Seek the Nomination. :.
William b Bates, for several years
past deputy sheriff, on Monday
made fornnal;anrouncementof of his
candidacy for the position Of sheriff,
and filed his name with, the county
audltor. s4=zr +Es:z~>EE <es+.z :$5 ): -:
Mr." Bates has for several years
been numbered among the deputy
sheriffs of the county and has ever
had much Of the range work to at
tend to, giving him an acquaintance
which is destined to work to his
credit in his present candidacy.
Two years ago he entered the pri-
1naries as a candidate, being the.
last of tent to announce himself, and
came out third best at the close Of
a hot primary campaign. Follow.
ing his defeat he turned his atten-
ton to the election Of the success
full candidate, ". ". Butchart, and
upon his election continued his
former position on the staff. ss..
He has been repeated1y " asked. dur
ing the past year why he did not
enter the field again this year, but
refused to do 60 if Mr.. Butchart.
whom he said had used him right
|ineYery resl,ect, should .seek q reel
[ection. BUTCH made = afOrmai
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-04-08

of the best features of the plans is:
that there will be no outside steps.
The entrance is on a level with the
sidewalk a nd the stairs are enclosed
in vestibule:~ The eauditorium will
have circular seats, and the choir
gallery will be located in the rear
of the pulpit. The pastors study
will be located at one side of the
pulpit and the choir room on the
other side. =.
The plans call for ladies' parlor.
at one side of the stone basement.
which will open into dining room,
and there will be fair sized sclass
room opposite the the ladies' par]or.
The dining room will open into:
modiot1s kitchen, with cup
boards built in the walls: .<.. ;:
The heating plant, consisting of.
a hot. air9furnace. will be located
in erear.--Duluth Herald, Satur-
day, April42., ~. .,s4.-:s
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-04-08
May Build City HAIL..

The village of Mckinley may this
season undertake the erection of a
suitable city hall. The project was
under consideration a year ago. but
owing to the closing of some of the
adjacent mines was temporarily
abandoned. -, .-'.
The village is certainly in. CON-
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-04-08

andUsai ts5sad1a slss
did not desire 70 again contend for
the nomination and election, leav-
ing Mr.. Bates clear held in this
respect,and. his many range friends
see every prospect for a walk-a-way
for him when the time comes.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-04-08

m mssdsb1s
mately s. oWin the treasury az this
time and Notwithstanding indebted
ness. The water plant and all pub
lie improvements are owned BY the 81
village. and with the constant ins
come from several, saloons in addi-
ton to taxes the authorities think.
they will this year be. justified in
putting from 5000 to $4,000 into the
proposed building. E. :. -s.. y.
H.. furnished Rooms. ~. d.. .*5..s.
Anyone wishing good furnished
rooms should call on Mre. Harding,
Bates Hospital. :.. r.. E" .<z.>s5 .:.. SIS
Pants to order at Halls. :%. ... r. !: 4
= t--=SE -.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-21
Mir Die QSci6nadjtSfcicr.

Ole Rcftoreu uno &rc0incr Oclrt-
ihcr @cmciuOcu Ser Sto0t ulrO 0c8
&ou0c2 ijno irGrnoIi6it crittdt, inns
nov %roaroum iiir oic @cibuodt5.
icicr in ibrcn aird)cn 5llgcbcu SIT
loiicu; Cbcnio bitten mir ouc 0iri.
acutch ms ibr MuIifprogromm
unN Die &olncu Der Mitglie0cr
SIT iibcrmjttclu. Die llebermittelung
Oe2 WcDijuihtcn ioatc ioiort itattfilt-
Den, "a MIR nod mcniae Gage bis
S&cibuohtcu ijbrig limo.
Ser SCutidDc Correspondent"
Ant Ct. saul Strobc, Baltimore
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-21

mes StroBcnbobnqeleiie5 al Cont
boro., 9ibertp. mo @omorosS truBc
sur &crbiuormg zines nellen Sager'
Dolic3 ser @oitbGr'9 GrpreB. Comp.
nit Den @cleiien scr StroBcnbubns
@cicQi6oit mltroe an sen Std0t.Ero.
fltrutor pcrluieien.
Gic @cb6rOc %0euGbrtc Eripilc0icn
mcldt scr Stoot 5000 cinbringcn
lucr0ell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-21
Gin Scit bcidluiicn.

Die 9uogetbcb6roc bci1lcBt, sic
GonititutionolitGt OcS Scmmc9',
ihen &a1linie.@ cicbea in 0crt
@erihten 81 priifcn.
0o3 Semme9idc @nuqcicB, mel
dies ieglide Gbitrllftion oltf oen Sci
tenmegen in Baltimore itrcng perbie.
let, miro iebt oltf ieinc Gonititlttiono,
litGt gcpriiit meroen. 0icie9 mllroc
aeitern in ser Situng Ser Budget.
bcb0roe %orrongirt, ais @rn. Gborlc5
g. 9uroctt sic GrlmbniB crtbciIt
lpltr0e, an icincm @aric an Scr Gdc
bon Gborlcaitrubcu . @(pcmlc mo Scr
y. StroBc 5pci Grfcrienitcr oil5lts
boller. Sto0t Groflr0tor Bruce
Itintmte Der Gorm lucAcn Nc1el Ole
MISUNDERSTANDING unO miro eincll
GinboItsbcicbl crmirtcl, Iic 6ra9c,
melfe Der Nuogctbeb0roc ihon 10
picl 9opi5crbrebcn bcreitet bot. miro
oanm IN mcuiAen Mtonotcn pom
StootS 2IppcQotionS9crid)t cntihics
0eu mcr0en. Sr. George u. @ats
tbcr, YrGiiocnt Der @uogctbeborOc,
crtl0rtc oo2 @cicb ihpn Dor lGngcrcr
3eit iilr lunconltitutioncll.
Die @eboroc nobm oel iolgcnbcn
@eriht be@ @cbGuoc- Snipcftor5 iibcr
Die SnnncnlhuGOud) SrnNc nll, Der
Iilr ltd) lelblt ipridt: IS lit meiltc
Nniid)t, 0ob SonncnidnBodd)cr 10
conltruirt icin ioQtcn, ouB lie oufgc-
rollt uerocn f0nncu mo mlr &c.
hroltdt mer0cn iolltclL melm 0ic
Snnne ouf Die bctrciicnocn Nou9s
irontet ld)citt. Die MorQlliic oocr
it~otionellc SomrnidubOGher FONT
ten ollcroinga nit NbiluBrinncn Der.
iebcn meroen, 10 OuB ooa Hltblifum
bel id)led)tem @ettcr Sdulb bat, obcr
ioId)e 0Gdbcr limo Dem 6cucr. 0cpor.
tcnlcllt i'm Ncgc. Niciner Nniidt nad)
miro etl mtfrolbarea SonnCn0ad)
aus SeacItld) Dem 3med am Oicn-
liditeu ieiu, ga oufihicbborc N0fcr
aus Wictall nid)t Ion1c bultcn. SD
miiroe a%lcihnl0Bigc Sonlcno0hcr
aus Se9eltut %beiilrmorten, Oic iulter
elmer metollcncn 0ede oufrollcn un0
MIR 10 latt9c bcrlultergcrollt lcin Iolls
ten, ais Die Come ulli 0ic betrciicnoe
@allSfront ld)cilt."
Cine grobc Delegation bon 6rolcn
luo MiGn1eru an Der MicScnrpltroBc
crid)icn Dor ser @cboroc II. proteitirte
oogeeen, oob &rn. q. 2. Gcnnel, Nr.
1906, Mc0cnrpitrobe, crlollbt luer0c,
Dor ieitem Nollic ein Somenoad) an.
Subringen, neil CT bcoblihti9e, inter
Dem Tad)e ouf Dem Qrottoir cine
iormlid)e 9ohleu. ulb 6ol5bonolrutQ
81 betreibcn. Ger Ipplitont lit eli
Sriippcl. Die @cboroc id)Iiig OIL
Npplifotion aus.
9ic &erorommg fiir ooa 9egen Ct
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-21
&un See nno Safcn.

NorO6. 2IopS.9o mpfcr n@ronocn.
burg" bcllte crportct. - Cant
pier o@eimor" bringt 1900 9ais
io0ierc bicrber. = Sm Sturm ct.
trltnfeu.
Ger Norb6. 2IoDo.9 ompicry Bran.
ocnburq" poiiirtc gcitcrn &ormittag
lnl # llbr nltf ser 5ohrt bon 8rcs
men oia Ncru Dorf nod Baltimore
Gap Scrrp rnO miro belttc Wtorgen
Qcgcr s lt6r om Bier Nr. 9 5t go.
cltit . Goillt unIe9cn. Gr fat etlua
900 &oiionicrc iiir Baltimore an
@or0.
Sampler @eimor."
Ter 0on1pier o@eimor" bonn
NorbO. 2Ion0, Scr BON Bremen Of.
rcft mad Baltimore u%ntcrlucgS it,
miro am Gonncritog ooer 6reito9
bier crmortct. Gr bat ctpa 1900
Eoiio0icrc, ionic bc0Clttenoc 6roGt
am @or0.
Ger Compiler oMoin" lit omSom.
ltoG BON Bremen unh Baltimore ob-
gcfobrcn. Gr brinat 5ltcrit ctlu1
2000 Goiiodicrc nod Nelu . Oort.
Hod Baltimore 6ciorbcrt er MIR
Srodt,
Nuf Scr @ot.
Gtc Gage IN ser G6cIopcofr . 8oi
lit nod lnbCrdnocrt, BOD ideint c@,
ol3 mcltn I'M Gboptont Hiuer uno
onl Goitern Sborc cine @elier1tng
cilNctrctcn ici. Gie Compiler ser
Gricaion @ &inic bo6cn lire 6obrten
O>rd) 0enGonoI nod nid)t %olfgcnont.
men, BOD iobrcn 5pci Compiler nit
6ra6t ailf Scr Sccroutc no6 Scr
GuGtcrito0t.
Ger Oompfcr Northumberland"
Scr NcItcrn Mor1Cn pom Yotomoc
bier %nnIongtc, trof III Ser Bal nahe
Nortb Eoint ollf ~itorfeS SreibeiS, III
iucIdcm cin p%icrmoiti9cr Sdooner
icitiub. 4urd) Niilfc oea GumpierS
aclong cS Dem S6ooner, irci 5i
tonlnlclt.
Mcbrcrc nlocrc 9oi-G ampfcr fa'
men mcgc1 oeS id)pcren giSgongea
nit &crlp0tutgcn an.
tcuermanne rtrunfer.
Ter noripeQiihe Gontpier Strut
3D." Capt. Slicn, fam geitern BON
Gllbo nit elmer 2ooung GiIencr5 5il
SporrolpS . &oint an. 9oS S6lff
bottc cine Itiirnliihe 5abrt 5u bette
ben, uio mGbren0 zines Stirnle3
luuroe Der 3meite Sterernlattn oeS
Sd)ttte@ bon elmer riciigen@ellc ilber
Soro B"criiicn ll,0 e%rtronf.
&cri f icoene5.
Ger britiife 0ompfer .GariS'
broot," Der 0citcrn bon 9oiouiri bier
dnlongtc, trnf olli Der 5obrt Den
piermo'tiNcn Sd)ooner ygOitb S.Il-
leu" Der eilt 2ed bcfomnien bate,
nabc Gap &ottcraa an. Ger Sd)oo.
ncr bottc sur @iilfc eincn Mcnnor,
qileltr nebcn lid Iieqen.
Sic britilhcu 9arfcn .9uiuta"
mo vGpo Spnh" nebmcn geacnmdr.
tig ST Nio DC Sonciro 5rod)t fir
Baltimore oui.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-21

bon &croromngcn ScitcnS OcaStoOt-
rotb9 regltlircto, bic 3ltr Orittcn Sc.
iuug fam, mrroc olli 9Intro8 Oc@
0rn. @rorpn 5lt mcitcrcr @%crotblrng
oti ocu &olcnocr Ser critcn Sibltn9
I'M Sanuar pcrihobcu mo }ltr brit
ten Scilunq bcluiiCn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-21
ErIhlidlc Wclcaenhciten

werocn nod pergniigtcr uto gents
rciber gemadt our6 Ben 8ebrolld)
ser uniibertrcfflid reinen nno fltll'
felnoen 9icre aus lreo. 9ollerlt'
ihmiot'S .Nmeriron gremern.""
1icic @cbrGic limo baS bod)Ite Ne'
Iultat, ooS oltrd) 0cn por5iiglld)cll
&opien ul6 Mol5 lno gc%miIicnboftcS
Sroiicn crrcift merben fam. yer
ioumt oa6er niht. Gu6 nit elmer
Site ESD iiir Ole 6eIttage SIT perle'
ben. @rauerei tt0i-tt2S Sillenltr.
Eel. =, & Is. 36l, Mb. 1891.
$3.50
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-21
Gas
- gnS -
2Rothe O3mch
-bto-
''Deutfden GorrefpOnoenten'
Niittc Jarntar cridDciucu.

&cocr rcqclmdBigc @eicr 0e5 &lot-
tcs lob tdaIid, m6hcutlih oorr
5ouutoa3) miro Elm Gremplar I'M,
rutaclt,jh crbd,tcu. -9ar }tbomct-
len otiirlDcu funo oaju bcrcttiGt. -
CJiclnc lit mdt }l oerfUufcn,
l&cm Sir &brc Ginf0ufc bel Sen
glmcjQr&lmocu oc2 Correspondent
fen" modem, pcrQciicn Sic uidt SIT
io1cl 0an Gle ocrcn 9n5cigc i'm
oGorrcipou0Cutcu" QcIcicn bobcIL
rmO man miro &bncn ooppcltc Nui
mertiomtcit ihcntcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-21
Sin poiicnbc5 @ciGnadta , @cidcnf.

9}iclc CCudd,-} nlcrifnncr. sic inn
QCidditliMru [rcibcu oc9 biciigen &C.
hens uidt picl Belt iinDen u10 nidlt
umu6huutlj6 an Die 8eripon0tcn un0
TrcImoc i'm often @aterlunoe i6reis
ben fGmlcn, i6idcn idon ieit Sobrer
Die icoc @oHe crihcinenOc guS0abe
oca nGorrciponocnten" al iGrc Sic
ben icnicita Oc5 Ojcon5, no iebt &c.
roOc Giles Nmcritouiidc 0o3 gr0Btc
E1tcrcNc errcgt. tbs @odenbIott
ocs oGcutidcn Gorrcipon0enten" bic.
Jet Den ocutihlGn0iidCu 2eiern Elm
flares 9iI0 pom oCm bieiis
Qcu &cbCu II. Ereibcn. 3abl.
rcidc @ricic iibcr5CuQen inns 0ooon,
ooB sic 3citlng BORT germ 9%clcict
miro.
8ciu Iclttih 2lmcritoncr fam iei'
uCu Erclmoen in 0c1tti6Iono nit SD
cinc Qr06CrCGrCuoc bCreitcn, ais luent
or ibucn Ou5 Mod)cnblott fir cinSobr
ididt. Die GmpfGnger lucr0en iidcra
lid icoe5 Nal benin Gintreffen Oe5
0cutiMcn Gorrciponocntcn" nit
mo Tontborfeit oc$ giitigen
@c6cr2 q%Cocnfen.
2nIitrGac inter 8ornu3bcjoblun9
itlO 3ll ridltcn on
G0mur0 HainC.
S~Crult5Qc6Cr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-21
Sine midltiec glngclcgcnbcit.

G%eriponoIung OeS oIteu Gcntrc.
MorttcS IN cine breite &crfebr2-
StroBc. - &crieblng oc& oWPas
rpIono. ISnitittt0" mcitcr 0itlid).
Hieiiger @ogenpertebr.
Dor Ger Centres }ortt- 9ou-Gom-
miiiioL beitebeuo ans @cnerol 6clir
Ngmla, 6ronf 81. Shirt, 1enrp
Glurf, WinDor 6. GIup Iimdula un0
GontroIcur George 81. Scifucr, cr.
ihicu acitern Nodmittng cine 5obl-
reihe Delegation bon @rooutten-
6dnOIern, 6iihbGnolern, Gouierocn-
6obrifoutcn mo Mitglieocrn Der
.Gcntrol @uIiucB Mems Niiocio.
tiou" uno orQlmleutirtc fiir sic Ser.
icBlung oe5 oNiorplauo 3 I{uititlta"
nuh Dem nellen 5bctle oc5 Centre
Earthquakes, oomit ser oltc Gentre-
Mortt cine breitc &erfcbr5itroBc
miro. Die $50. &. s.. 9tcuoefcr,
Econ Seliqer, Q8m. @rcd)t, &obn
@oplpooo mo George u. Nl6ouQb
marcn Die Mortfitbrcr. Sic brofrtcn
2Iuc iibcr5eu9enoc @Ir9llmcntc iiir Oic
Nl9iitbrlmg oc5 EIonc9 Dor. @crr
9tcrOeder iuotc, ga Die Stuot an Der
Gde Don Baltimore llO @urriiou-
StraBc cincu 9lnB toufcu mijBtc fir
sic Grridtuug eiuc9 Spribenbuuica,
lUeun Der qou5e ncltc Ebcil oca Gen-
tre.WtarftplnBcs fir W%nrttbmlS-
3lDcde bcnllBt miiroc, 10 miirOe Der
Elon Der Sto0t mqcidbr 100000
foItert ubcr 0ic Soften ioQtcn nid)t III
9ctroft fom1ncu, ocnu Der Wiarft
miirOe elmer Der 0r0Btcu in ser goll-
sen @elt meroeu.
SEER &con Seliqer unter6rcitctc
cine bon alien @rlmoCigentbiimcru
III icncr @c9eno untcr3eiHuctc Yeti-
ton iiir oic &crictung Oc9 nWtorDs
lo10. SnltitlltS. ST. iogtc, cine brcitc
StroBc III icner @cAenO ici notbpcn.
oiQ, belonocr9 luclm 0urd) ole Nnlo0c
Der nelten @eritcn lutO Der aroBcn
WarttbGlicr ser Sanoel mo 8erfcbr
}u Nugcn uno per Boot lid perUicl-
idltiQcn miir0c.
SEER SopmooO idilocrte, 0oB
ourf &crfcbr9itoflmacn sic naf
bent mcltlidcn WiorpIunO Nc6cnocn
3iigc ucrpaBt WiirOen uno GrObcercn
uno ionitige lei6t pcrOerbli6c
6riihte peroilrben.
SEER @red)t lagtc, pom 6riibiubr
bis gum @crbit bctroge ser @agcn.
ncrfebr tG9li6 1900 bis 1000, uno
ole 3o6l ser 8oi-6abr5euge, mel6e
SbIt mo @orteuiriiftc bringeu, $50
bis 200.
Scrr 9%tlbouG6, Gin 6tihbdnolcr,
erfldrte, Der 6ii6bunOcl I'M Gcntrc-
Mortt beluufc ii9 i'm Sabre aui 112
bis > Otiuionen Collars, ul0 cine
brcitc 8crfcbr9ItroBc iei %notbluelOtg
fiir Sen transport na6 Den Sabns
b0ien Der ogt0rolidcn Gentralbobn"
umo ser .g8citlidcn WorpIdnocr
gubn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-21
TnA gNcttcr.

sir @urulouO mo Sen Ciitrift
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