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The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-11

MT. A. R. stlrner of Atlanta. is in the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-09-23

his followers. Chief Joseph. making des-
perate efforts to resist the encroachments
of the whites upon his lands in Willowa
valley, Idaho, went upon the warpath. mas
scoring the settlers in W.llowa valley.
Chief JoseEhs last battle was in the Bear
Paw mountains, where he was trapped by
General Nelson A. Miles Ii was this battle
that brought General Miles prominently be-
fore the public.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-09-23
Auto-'Bus VS.. Street Cars.

From the Baltimore Manufacturers Record.
''In the course of a few years there will
not be street car track in all New York"
Such was the prophecy of mechanical ex-
pert who has built and rebuilt more street
railways than any man in this country.
The foregoing almost startling prediction
was followed by this statement of facts,
which tends to prove its probability: Five
years ago there were no automobiles Dur
ing the last twelve months our automobile
output exceeded in value all the locomo-
tives built In America by $4,000, 900, and
the industry is scarcely out of it's infancy.
The trolley car and draft horse will go to-
gether; there is no room in the crowded
streets of our largest cities for either.
OWING" said this expert, ito the cost of
changes in methods and systems which m
ventive ingenuity has, ever since the pass
ing of the horse-car, been constantly fore
ing on the owners of street railways it Is
doubtful whether as many as per cent of
these have been operated at bona fide
profit. 81
I'm other words" he went on to explain.
ST mean that if the cost of all the changes
and new installations which have from
time to time become necessary are added
to losses due to wear and tear and the
abandonment of what periodically becomes
obsolete, both in plant and equipment the
figures would show, at least for a large
majority of American street RAILWAYS a
loss instead of gain during any ten years
of recent operation.
''In New York we are on the eve of re-
turn to first principles In operations of this
kind. as in Los Angeles and Denver. by
virtue of the fact that the way for such a
return has been literally paved by the tax
payers through the construction of nearly
1000 miles of asphalt streets"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-09-23
Kindness Among Birds.
John Burroughs, in Outing.

have seen little chipping sparrow
make business of feeding some half
f.edged robins. She watched for her OPP
portunity, and whenever both parent robins
were away from the nest she rushed IN
with her morsel. The robins resented her
officiousness and hustled her out of the
tree whenever they caught her there /
have heard of wren that fed brood or
young robins in similar way. and of a
male bluebird that fed some young birds
that were in nest near its own.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-09-23

By far the best values in women's shoes e
top-notchers in style, quality and satisfacti'
Patent Kid. Wei Kid, Velour and Titan
Box Calf, Lace, Butcher and Button Styles.
all that's new this fall in Toes and Heels.
Price always.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-09-23

and, while many Improvements may still
be made, in no single direction can better
results be obtained than in the elimination
of the unsightly billboards, that are seen
wherever a place can be secured that will
enable them to greet the eyes of the
people. Immodest impertinent and ugly,
the sign that will shock the nerves or in
any way disturb the persons equanimity
one in the face in whatsoever direction
he may turn. When considering all that
the people of the gem city are doing to
beautify, adorn and make 1t attractive, It
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-09-23

Copyright, 1901, by Clinedinst, Washington, D. C.)
statutory retiring age of sixty-two years
but for the enactment of a special act of
Congress providing for his retention on the
active list, with full pay and allowances of
the highest grade in the navy for the re-
mainder of his life. This action was taken
in partial recognition of his great services
during the Spanish war
The admiral is hale and hearty, and
spends a portion of every week day at his
office in the Mills building as president of
the joint army and navy board and as
president of the general board of the navy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-09-23
FIFTY YEARS IN THE NAVY.
Admiral Dewey Rounds Out a Half
Century of Active Service.

Admiral George Dewey, the hero of the
battle of Manila bay, today rounded out
fifty years of active and honorable service
in the United States navy. September %
1854 Admiral Dewey entered the Naval
Academy with seventy-three other patriotic
young men. OF that entire class Admiral
Dewey is now the only one on the active
list of the navy, and but seven of the num-
Der are on the retired list. The admiral is
now in his sixty seventh year. and would
have been retired five years ago at the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-09-23
War on the Billboards.

From the Municipal Journal and Engineer.
That thoughtfully edited journal, the
Dayton Ohio News, expresses satisfaction
that the war on the billboard nuisance
goes on apace and that many cities have
made great strides toward it's suppress
Sion. After pointing out the improved
Conditions obtaining in Omaha. Seattle annd
kansas City through the elimination OF
the unsightly billboard the News says:
Dayton Is q city noted for its beauty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-09-23

Is certainly to be regretted that more ac-
tive measures are not adopted by the Off
Gals to relieve them of this nuisance that
does SO much to thwart their efforts and
minimize results
1t Is to be hoped that the gem city will
soon be rid of its iniquity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-09-23

bond issue of 100000 or s7,OOOO0
bearing interest at rate not exceeding 5
per cent, Is recommended by the managers
at Pittsburg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-09-23

John Wasbit. aged fifty-eight years. en-
ployed ais a caretaker on farm at Walkers
tramp whom he had ordered from the prem
ises.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-04-14
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
.Uninproved.
Continued. ~
T. A. JAMESON;
0nkg Andr,ls RnildinR

205 Andrus Building.
s75Lot tz z2z1 "a, l4th ~ $, near son -
s125W14th lo av $, one block from Powderhorn
$3.50 10th av, near 2sth st s, lot bs112e;
5000 4 q " 2sth az, near 2sth st s. pars
s2oo casd az Ss4 and seth st part cash (s5).
5000 Corner lot, Hennepin ay and W SD st,
well located DID,, FL
ssooWLyndaie S, near aeth st, lot 4ox122 t15ls
$500 Fremont az S, near Saith st, lot az
ssoo--Pleasant av. near seth ST., east front,
4Ox126 (15).
$40o-Lake st, near 18th az, all Improve
s4SoMR ,4z ~; near seth St. cheapest lot e
s5ooW13th av S, near 2sth st, lot 4ox127 tazy.I
$5so.al3th ay S, near 2sth st. east front 5sx
s5oo-l1th av S, near 25th st, lot 45x12S,
5000 improvements (s7{: 49,, on, j.
ssoo-.-frving az, near 10th st, one block
ss5o frsm a asts ne s asth st s. lot 45n12s e
$e5e-3d av 5, near. Slst. st, all improve
$e5oW 1sh s. near S'th ST. splendid lot
s7ooee e; av, near Lake st. east front
500 SO ay, ne a, 9th st, 46r127' all i'm;
$750-Humboldt, near 32d st s, near Lake Cal
houn, beautifully located east front.
$750-James S, 31st st, one block
from Calhoun 45 feet front. eseEs8
$S75-James av, block from Calhoun, east
front, 46x12S; the prettiest building lot
in Calhoun Park; this is snap; owner
of adjoining lot refused 81, 400 cash. !{s
81, 000-Morgan, near Douglas ay, delightfut
locality, 5Ox135; also. two lots on Newton,
5Ox216; make US offer az.
81 ,000-Forest ay Dell place, 30 front,
nearly 200 feet deep 49,.
$1,000-Logan av, near Mount Curve, 50x13Ss
very desirable locality 20.
$1,2OO-Isles boulevard, overlooking the lake.
s1,2S Se16S av, Inside 2eth st, large cor.
ner lot in beautiful locality (s). 81
$1,soo-Irying, near Mount Curve, frst-class
s1,s5o- Iryins; near 2sth st, block from,
the lake 49,. .-.>. trs i
$1.5oo-Isles boulevard. east. fronting tho
lake ~. -...
81 ,6oo-Groveland av, corner lot co..
$5,o00-Colfax, corner oath st S, double cor
in the beautiful Sunnyside locality,
124 feet frontage C). II,
We have bargains in vacant property in any
part Of the city. Call at our Office before
buying. We shall be glad to quote you
prices 80 .-...-. ...- 49, .a:E
FOR SALE CHEAP-LoT ON FREMONT Az s,
Lowry hill, among best homes on the hill no
agents. 5o33. Journal. !
ASK THE PUBLIC SERVICE CLUB,
Guaranty Bldg. n. W. Main Az; z G. 31Ss.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-04-14
Want Pages 10 and IL
HELP wANTED-MALE

N you ARE ENTERPRIsING, BRIGHT AND
energetic, and want better salary. or to 60 In
business, learn to write show cards by mail
Instructions. I guarantee to make good show
card writer of you in few lessons, and guaran-
tee positions not less than SIS weekly Or re,
fund money. Each student gets material
enough to start in for himself after finishing
the course, giving him income from $40 to $50
weekly We are incorporated under the laws
Of Massachusetts for $25, 900 and able to fulfil
all contracts Get out of the rut; learn a
good-paying and fascinating trade. Very easy
Terms Full particulars testimonials, etc,
on request. The G. W. Miller College, III
Journal building, Boston. Mass.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-04-14
BUSINESS CHANCES

CATTLE RANCH FOR sALE-1os0 ACRES ALL
in one body; Central North Dakota; 800 acres
under fence; 1000 acres under control; all Sc
iected lands; abundant spring water; hay and
nearby and on lands 200
sra and herd 1Io of Hereford bred cattle
and full complement of machinery; present
owner nonresident and cannot look after it;
5000 cash required; balance on time, { per
cent, Good opportunity for right party, $1,5OC
in buildings and fences. Win accompany
party to ranch who means business. Boz
474, Marshall, Mimi. ~
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-04-14
REAL, ESTATE FOR SALE
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farm Lands.
Continued.
GOWN A FARM
BUY IT OF FRANKLIN BENNER,
81 Bank of Commerce Building,
Minneapolis, Minnesota
MINNESOTA.
THE FOLLOWING

Nos. 1o5-4e9-1so acres in Anoka county.
about 100 acres under ploW; meadow cuts
ture soil sandy loan and very productive;
good dwelling and barn room for so head a,, o.
buildings: good well and windmill; plenty
Of small fruits; near blacksmith and wagon
shop and school; six miles from Anoka; reasons
for selling, old age Of owner. Price, $26 pei
acre; very easy terms ~
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-04-14

UNDER ARIZONA LAWS
Most liberal corporation laws in the U. S. No
franchise tax or exorbitant fees; private prop
is worcestershire for any purpose. Keep of
fee and do business anywhere. We pay, all
fees and charge you but few dollars, Send
Arizona Corporate Charter Guarantee Co.,
Nopihan Bldg, Phoenix, AriZ
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-04-14
PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES

BRING YOUR FILMS IN TO BE DEVELOPED
in the big developing machine: 1t Is In full
operation In our display window, from to
$40 D. m, every day. O. n. Peck company,
liz 9th st s.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-04-14

Nos. 1O-3152-24O acres in st. Croix county :;
one mile from Emerald village; 100 acres un-
frame dwelling with addition; good stone eel
lar; frame barn, corn crib and wagon shed:
also large sheep shed; drilled we'll with good
wind mill and pump. Farm all fenced sheep
tight; fine stock farm. $1,000.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-04-14

Nos 3OS-497-SO acres wild land in Polk
county; four miles from Stacy and IL miles
from school and creamery; and fine lake full
of fish. All covered with timber; gently. roll
ing; good clay soil This is well located ant
cheap. $12.50 per acre. . . ..
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-04-14
SPECIAL DESCRIPTIONS

Nos. 42-s152-A very fine soacre farm in st.
Croix county; miles northeast of Baldwin
village, so acres new field; rest timber and
brush pasture; large new frame dwelling, two
stories; good stone cellar; board stable. gran
airy and hoghouse; fine T"illed well with Iron
pump; Il mile to school; 1 mile to store;
creamery and blacksmith shop. Choice farm
for 81 200.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-04-14

Nos. 2e9-4e7-1eO acres in Polk county; three
miles from Turtle Lake; IN miles from school;
as acres under cultivation; BALANCE easily il
rolling; good log house, large barn, good well
and pump; plenty Of grass and fine stock farm.
: Price $40 per acre.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-04-14
ARE YOU SATISFIED WITH YOUR INCOME

WE TEACH YOU THE REAL ESTATE BUsI-
$27 capital starts you. We furnish large
list of valuable property; make you our special
REPRESENTATIVES cooperate with and assist you
to earn from So, 600 to So, 900 annually. Work
with us few years and become independent;
others making fortune, SO can you Write ana
II. w, Cross & Co., 102 Otis block, Chicago.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-08
ErefItimmcn ilbcr bic %otidlait ocS
HrGiihcntcn.

9oriibcr iinn Die 3eitunqen - 10.
lueit lie ms 81 @cIidt Qetommen
cinig, Dab Die @otitoit oea @rGiiOcn.
ten 5l lang ousgeioIen lit. sic ent
baIt iiber 10000 @ortc. SIN llebri
gen beldrGnten lid Die meiiten 9l0t
Ter oui cine geOrGnqte 5nbultsonz
aabe Der @otifoit uub MAIDEN ,t
einigen Euntten lire @Ioiien.
8ie PIP. Stoots Stu"
lobt Die Iiteroriit,e @egobuno oeS
8raiibenten, Ser eS peritebe, aud bic
trodeniten @egenitGnoe 10 III bebo,l.
oeln, Dab Tie lesbar ieien; ober Ole
9ebonbIung Der @eeenit0noe Itiinbe
niraenos ouf einer- boben StllIe. Sn
Der gebonoIung Der Irbeiteriraae. IN
Scr 9eiprehung unlerer SteIlunc
sum aiisIonb unb Den mittel. NM
iiioumerifoniiden Staoten ergebe el
ii6 in @emeinpl1sen, Die BON i'm
uno Anberen if)on %tauienomal nnge
ipenoet iporoen ieien. Die empfeb
Iuneen, Die Der 0rdiioent in 9e5ut
duf Mrbeiterifus, Gorporationeil
GontroIIiriing Der giienbobn.5rad
f1ee H.. |. 10. mobt, .iino gut. Sn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-08

Ger fron36ftf6c 4r3t
Nr. Hobtn miQ 9neltmouio nit bp'
pooerlnlld)en SSnieftioncu BON elller
@olololung furiren. Gr bat Der me-
ol5IHIlden ataoemie mitgetbeiIt, Dob
er oon oier3ebn bebuuOelten 6dllen
orel5ebn ourd feline neuc 0}etbooe ae=
bcilt babe. @od Scr ,@olOtltr" Der
Observation-Disclosures ieBt Die
@olotlIr CUR Seihtng Der 2ln9enent'
5llnoll1g. Die GrItere bat lid ais
EN- Sltmbug be~rolt5geiteIlt uto beG
Der &ebteren miro c3 mobI ebenio
geben.
~8ctden- 3mcd bobcn
ctgcntli6 Ole @eItfricoeu3 . Goufe-
rcrr5en, menn ielblt elm Gono mte Die
@ereinigten Staotcn INNER mebr
sum Sricge riiitet?" froQt Der GIepeI.
o8dfter nno Nn3ciqcr" mno ant
ruortet auf Die 5rogc: r0fnn iogt,
Dab ein ItarteS Seer uu0 cine Itorte
6lotte Die bette 6ricOcnS6itrgIhoft
Ieien. Sn geniiiem Sirnc lit DIS ia
ipo6r. &ber onoercrieita lit cS ollt
mobr, OaB eiu Itorfc8 Seer uto cine
itorfe 6Iotte an6 ciu bcitdnoigeS
&ei5mitteI fir Oen arica iin0. @cm
man ein Itnrtes Seer mo cine ltorfe
6lotte Sabre uuo Sabre lang bat, 10
iiiblt man iif enoIid and einmol
nperonlaBt," iie 5,t ocbroudcn. Gin
8eiipiel bietet micr ipuliid.umeri=
faniiher arieg. SGtte GleOeIono'S
6lottenminiiter @bitnep ni6t Die
oneue Warine" geidoficn 10 pnre eS
1898 porariSIi6tlid obnc einen arieg
nit Spanicu a6gegongen. Die Gltbo.
mdre irieoIih gcI0It poroen.
@ir befdn0en ms bclrte nitt i'm inl-
perialiItii6eu &urie."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-08
2Ouncriaa, Den s. 9c5cm6rr 1904.
llRicr Observation-Disclosures HcldDs
tbHml.

timer ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Winilter
@ilion ipridt IN icincm &obrc9bcrIdt
nit b~Cionoercr @cmugtbulna ilbcr ole
mQcbrucrcn g3ertbc, ipcIdc ulllcrc
@unOmirthihoit er5cugt. l(nlcrc Dies
idbriae Waiaernte bat cincn Wertb
BON iibcr 1000 W}ilionCn Collars,
gSci,Cn unO Scll bubcn ebcnfull3 Ell.
men Mcrtb BON 1000 Vfiutoncll, Der
Grtrua uniercr @almiuoaernte bc5iis
icrt iih uui 600 Nfillioncu. Wfit 0cnl
@crtb Der iibridcu @ooen-G r5cugnille
miro Der @eianmltertrag mnlercr
Iderbolr un0 Obit-Gr5cugnilie alti
mcbr, 0cnn 1900 0tiaioucn 0oIlorS
QcihGbt. @cIhc Hteienilmmc, ole
in ciucm Sabre Dem frll6tborCn 30
0cn Der 8creinigten Stuoten 6lrf
meui6lidcn 6lciB o%bgerungen miro.
g8cr lit i'm Stanbe, iid) einen flaren
@cQriii Don oicier Summe 81 mo-
den2 Sem Wlnoer, 0aB Die 2anos
lpirtbihait troB oeS gepaltigen in0ls
i~triclIen 2(uii6munges, Den 0u5 2ano
qeuonmen, INNER nod ooS Giid9rot
unlerc& nutionalen MoblitnnoeS lit.
0o5 GrgebniB unierer oic5iGbrigen
Grnten be0ertet YroipcritGt iiir 6drs
mcr, 9uummou- unO 3uderrobrs
@ilan5er, SbIt5ii6ter mo @in5er,
lnO penn Die 9emobner ser le6S
MiQionCn Sormeu beS 2on0eS quite
Grnte geDobt bobcn, 10 lit ibre Saul
frat groBer; oonn hobcu oltd) Die
[nouitrie'u unb oie standardization
0cihGitc ibrcu &ortbeil Dopon. Die
WcuQe Der 8o0cu-Gr5cugnilic muB
non eincm Srt gum on0eren gebra6t
merOen. Giienbobncn mo an0ere
SranSportmittcl hoben reihlid) 81
tbun oie Wiiiblen. Snouitrie II, u.
iinh uol beibGitiqt. Die @onOWirtb-
ihoft biloet nit Dem Wfincubetrieb
mo Dem @ol5nlnteriol u%Iiercr @0I.
Scr INNER nod sic 8runologe unic,
rer EroipcritGt mo uniereS Heid)-
tbllnlS. 0}un nimmt al, 0aB etiua
80 Erojcnt unlcrcr lnnolpirtbld)oft'
lidcn Gr5ClBntiic I'M 2on0e per-
brull6t mcr0elt, 0u ole 9epolfermg
0e1 Sou6eS III Den Itttcn \Subren Itorf
5ugcnommen hat. ST. einigen @lGts
tern muroen MN 0ieicr Gage 9eocn.
fen lollt, bob IN niht oll5u ierner Belt
ooo Sono nid)t mebr I'M Stnn0e fem
luilroc, icincn CiQcncn @c0nri al LAMB.
lplrtbldoItlidcn Gr5eugnilieh Ipe5iel
al Met5en, 81 oedcn Dab infolge Del.
len cine llntercrn0brunQ unO Elm gel.
tiger mo torpetlihcr &erfaa 0cS
omeritoniIhen &oIteS eriolgen miiiie.
0a5 lit eiteI Observation-Disclosures. Die
&eretnlGten Stouten baben nod IN.
gebeuere 6l06en unbuuf0biQen Qans
oe9 ltno luenn in peridiehenen iriiber
lcbr ertro0reid)en Staoten Die Grnte,
G%rtr0gniIIc 5uriidgeQougeu ii10, 10
lle9t GaS gum 9roBten Sbeil an Dem
&oubboll. Cine rotioncaere 8oocn-
mirtbidoit miro boS Qano picoer CT.
t~ra0Siabtger modcn. Die &anOmirth.
idoIt miro nod olti Wlobiebbure Belt
Oas &iid9rot unicrcS @olt9mohlIton.
Des icin mo bleibcn, limo 9oS lit
Elm Segen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-08
GliIe bad,.

SIS itar6 am 8. 9eSember, 7 llbr glbenos.
6tiis qnubndJ, eeb. Niitalitg. Aittue bon So6n
SO. 9uubdd. nab fbluerer 9ruuIheit in ibrem
SO. 9ebensiubre. Sic 9eeroigung iinoet am
5reitag, gIahmtitugs 4 llbr. bon tbrer Bob
nuilg an Der alten SarfUro. 9iuuo, nnbe Bart.
uiac, ans nab Der oeuiiheu lutberifben Ct.
Sobannes.airde an Der purforosJi ono itatt. 100
nm 2 llbr gta6mittnas eit 1raucr9ottcSoienit
miro. Serluauote uno Sreuloe limo
ahtuudsnpl1t etUqeluben. t34S-G
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-08
Nnrrie NSnrr-

@S itnrb am 6. 9e5embcr 1904 Srall Carrie
Barr, aeliebte Snttiu Don 0rn. Charles E1rrA
i'm @lter bon 81 SdbreIL IN i6rer leBten lSobs
Hung, 9lr. 425, Siib.S mnliu ouo' strafc. SGS
qet6enbegdueniB finoet 5reitaa, WtorQens mn
8 llbr bonn Irniier6nuie ans nan Der Ct. 9enes
biftSsttrbe lt1ti. iuoielbii cine REQUIEM IIeiie
ceIebrirt miro.
Ter tranernSs @atts uebft sodter,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-08
Nnanit Nnnfel.

IS itarb am 7. 0e6embcr 1904 9err ausnit
9untcl I'M @Ilter bon II Sdbreh , U{onuien llilo
10 Iageft, ~geIiebter 8atte Upu SaQie Glintel.
Gerpunote mo 5reuHoe Der 5dmiIie iiIo bDfs
Ii1it eiugelnoen, Der 9eeroigung, pelhe AM
Samitag, 9ia6uIittdgs 2 llbr, bonn Lrauerhauie,
bei3ipobueu. (343-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-08
Observation-Disclosures

Weue e~efttonen finb iest sur Yeildtteiine
bsraerittef. 9ieIe nusgetudbIte Cots: Der 81.
pertntenbent oes 8ruHbeS uno gobertS mito
ieoe aeiuiinfhte s~lusfnutts ertheiIen. 9ds gre'
t1aforinm ttebt tdeIif sur Snfpefticn often.
gsepen Hdberenf iueuoe rtnu sftb an ben Sns
perintenoenten ooer an saS @itreali In Nr. 2is
@efts saratpen. strade. (gpriI5-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-08
TrieAerifr Micrshnrff.

3n IorfOli, I1.. 1T AM %. Sftober meme
Iiebe Wutter, 5tdu 8rieberife Riersourff, i'm
Ilter bon 80 SGbreU fault %eniidlafen. Die
8eeroiguug iuRo in gtorfelt itatt.
Sr1u GHua 2aprence, geb. &iersborti.
(Gbicaao mo ct. 9uul, WIinI, 3eitItngeu
ln6Qen ~aefdutait c0pirenD l343)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-08
Mrn- g Oft

IS itarb am 6. Sc5ember 1904 nan ~Iineerer
Grantbeit IN Der ySobnult1 feires S6iunGer5
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