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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-09-07
THE DUTY OF MOTHERS
At the First Sign Of Disfiguring
HumOrs Is TO Use Cuticura.

Every child born into the world
with an inherited tendency to tortur-
ing, disfguring humors of the Skin
and Scalp, becomes an object Of the
most tender solicitude, not only be-
cause Of its suffering, but because of
the dreadful fear that the designation
is to be lifelong and mar its future
happiness and prosperity. Hence it
becomes the duty Of mothers of.such
afflicted children to acquaint them
selves with the best, the purest, and
most effective treatment available,
viz: the Cuticura Treatment, consist
ing Of warm baths with Cuticura Soap,
aud gentle anointings with Guticura
Ointment, the great Skin Cure. Cures
made in childhood are speedy, per-
manent, and economical.
Cuteura Soap Ointment and Pills are sold throughout
Che world Potter Drug 8 Chem Corr Boston, sole
Props Gs-send for How to Ours Dishgariag IlumoFs'
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-09-07
BARNARD.

A. A. Hadley is taking in Taunton fair
this week.
George Kelly OF Quechee Is spending a
few days here.
Fremont Browa Of Bethel is at the
Bradlaugh stables.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Burton
Hathorn Saturday.
Mrs. Damon Aikens came from Boston
to direct the auction last Friday.
Evans Briggs 4 Co. are to move into
Damon Aikens' house for the winter.
Elbridge Brown is driving a nice Brad
laugh colt that he bought in Tunbrdge.
John A. Moore went to Riverside park,
Lebanon, n. H., the first OF the week.
Charles Atwood will soon move his
family from Tunbridge back here to his
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Thayer Of Pitts
field are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Thayer.
George Hathorn has sold his John
Wilkes colt to Mrs. Emma Adams of
Pomfret.
Miss Alice Putnam goes to Everett,
Mass, next Saturday to attend school for
the winter.
George Shepard OF Pawtucktt, X. l.,
with party Of twelve, visited the Brad
laugh stable last week.
The Harding cottage at the head Of the
lake closed Saturday, the family returning
to their home at Boston.
David Rhodes, while working on the
road, sprained his ankle quite badly and
James Howard is driving his team.
rdorrls Young has bought the Hunt
place, formerly known as the Brigham
place. Mr.. Hunt viii still live on the
place.
Mrs. Elizabeth Storr, a lady OF ~ years.
Travelled from Omaha unattended to visit
her cousin, Mrs. Field OF Boston, who is
guest at the Silver Lake House.
Officer Reagan Of the Boston police
force, who, with his family, has spent his
vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs
Michael Reagan, returned to Boston last
Saturday
Miss Campbell OF Woodstock enter
tanned y OF her friends at the head OF the
lake for two days last week, taking dinner
each day at the Wayside. They were a
merry lot of young people and felt well
pleased that Mr.. Campbell selected Bar
nard for the outing.
The summer boarders and visitors AT
Barnard lake have mostly returned TO
their homes. There IS no doubt that
Barnard viii soon be one Of the foremost
summer towns in the state. With its fine
lake for boating and bathing, pure AIR
ana me scenerysIt cannot be eXcelted.
Are You Using Aliens Foot-Ease7
a powder for the feet IL cures swollen. sore
1901, tailous Aching, Sweating Feet Corus and
eutvHs ~ an Druggists and shoe stores, 25c. :
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-09-07
WILLIAMSBURG.

b. F. sibley was in Niddlesex Friday.
The schools in town begin next Monday,
the 18th.
Hiram Drury returned from Morrisville
Saturday.
George Edison spent Sunday at home
with his family.
Monday being Labor day, the stone cut
tiers did not work.
Joseph Gregory has sold his driving
horse 10 Randolph parties.
Oliver Martin has moved to the farm he
recently bought IF Mr.. Hood.
CO Hood and wife have moved to
Bro0kheld Is live for the present.
Mrs. Gertrude Brownell returned to her
work at the Monument House Saturday.
Mrs. Anna Franklin Of Montpelier has
visited at O. Bosworth's the past few days.
Harry Whitney Is al work for j. s Hop
kins and Theron Williams for J. b. Brock
way.
Glenn McAllister went Saturday and
Dexter Baker went Monday TO the Albany
Business college for a years study there.
DEANS RHEUMATIC PILLS absolutely cure
Rheumatism 4 Neuraigta. Entirely vegetables safe
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-09-07
POST MILLS

Dell Wood has been quite sick oai !
slowly improving.
DR.. Sawyer and wife return 70 MAnehss'
ter, y. H., this week.
Mrs. Leland Of Lynn, Mass, Is 81 hsf =
theirs, W. l.. knight.
Harvey Batchelder called on bis dAasa'
ter, Mrs. &. Braley, last week.
Dr. c. n. Burr and wife are spenaiasi
few days at the old homestead,
Mrs. II. j. Davidson called on bet Iai
ents at North Hartland last Wetk
NJ. e. Barker has Just begun haylng q
the home farm and the indications aIe =
a heavy crop. i.
Dr. win Howe spent few days q t9 Y,
home OF his relatives, Mr.. and Mrs,
drieh, recently.
H.H. southworth has bought Z neAi!
new steam sawmill az Copperhela y
the coming winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Ladd from Portlaaeal
Me spent a few days at Mrs. a. =. 7os'-
worth's last week.
Mrs. Anna Tucker Chase, after 81 NJ M
sence Of fifteen years, Is visiting hs
friends and relatives.
"A. J. Davidson is working q gang \
men on the highway in the west p'l' 7
the town, using the state money
Fred Turner had the misfortune q 49, 80
a four year-old steer 50 badly goTsl ~ =
pasture that he was obliged 70 kiil T.
w. MeBurr from Boston, with hIs y,
has been al the Commodore houss
few days. They returned % Boston 4 4
Miss Edith Brooks goes to her seA. IN
81. Johnsbury. Maud Douglass " -.
Fa,rlee and Isabel Adams 70 soath
inghsm, Mass. g-.
Mrs. w. A. Dodge and Gel, ang ~
Lowe from Washington, =. e. \.
DAYS recently with MIR. ana Mls'
Dodge at Wells River.
Henry Slack has recently peIs13 4 Is
building at Coppeifield aud NOV 6rff
he lake side, where he VIII lhhh sS
into line little house for hiinsell' Il
There have been more city 'isl1s sssrs
town this summer than for sever. =.
past. hut as the season advances iinr
urn to their homes one by ohe,
well paid for their summer Faea''N' 5s.
Mrs. A. II. Southwark, WITH ~, TIN, riis
and friends, including DR.. BaI s riia
from Nontpelier and DIT. SAWYER ST. irsr
from Manchester. n. IL. had 4 ,sssk.
II. II. Southworth's cottage nj rfy
A bout thirty were present ana haa MI
pleasant time. Among the party NlIIiSr55
n. ". Burr, 81 years Of age, W.
he day as well a. the young ps1t
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-09-07
NORTH TUHERlpsE.
CARD OF Thanks

We wish 10 thank our Kind na.yFs..
and friends for their expression ~ -.
thy and assistance through car ~. i
hre' 1tAH1.Es FueKFn
GERTRUDE TueFw
Robert Smith Is making q short y..Hs
home.
Arthur Allen is al w0rk iof Ros8 eov.
missioner Flanders
Warren Parker Of Washington, Il. &
visiting friends In town and vicinity.
The village school began Tuesday .jts
Miss Cook from Mt. Holly. NJ. y te.55.
cr.
Mrs. Susie stanton aud Mrs Lucy re-.
with o. Chelsea were guests Al q. e. Dsf.
rell last week.
A report cane here that q letter q.
sent 10 Brookheld saying that toe shes.
men. Munroe and Pecofe, who spent s.vst
weeks IN Tunbridge aud North funbrae.
had the smallpox, which caused some =.
citement there Your correspondent -
certify that u was q false report. Z =
harhured them In his family some lar
weeks and no such epidemic has gtl >.
peared here.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-09-07
SOUTH TuNBRipoE.

On account Of the heavy rain Sunday,
there were no services.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. IL. Zepp OF Montyale,
Mass, are at j. Wills for a fortnight.
w. w. Parker OF Washington, d. c.,
called here Wednesday and Thursday Of
last week.
School began with "a scholars Monday,
Marion Whitney of North runhridge
teacher. She is to board at w. X. Howe's
Mrs. Ruth Wells and Miss Abbie and
Mr.. Hayes of Exeter, n II, spent several
days last week about here, returning Mon
day.
Frank Martin returned to White River
Junction Saturday, after spending week
with his sister, Mrs. Nathan Dodge, who
went with him to remain several days at
their home.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-09-07
SCOTS
z Null SION

and it cures HE c0ll. That's
what is necessary. soothes the
throat because it reduces the
irritation; cures the cold because
Ii drives out the inflammation f;
builds UP the weakened tissues
because it nourishes them back
10 their natural strength. That $
how SCOTS Emulsion deals with
q sore throat, a cough, a cold,
or bronchitis.
WE'LL SEND YOU
A SAMPLE FREE.
SCOTT < R0LINE 4og Pearl street
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-09-07
The Better
w ay

The tissues of the throat are
inhamed ana irritated; YOU
cough, and there is more irrita-
don more coughing. You take
4 cough mixture and it eases the
irritauon-for a while. You take
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-09-07

take Laxative Bromo Quinine ahlss
All druggists refund the money I L Ah
TO cure. r.. W. Groves signature Z @
each box. 25c.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-09-07
NEWS IN TOWNS ABOUT
STAFFORD.
A CARD.

We wish to sincerely thank our kind
friends and neigh bors who so kindly as
sisted us in caring for our daughter and
sister, Mrs. MINNIE TTTUs.
GLENwooD TITUS.
EMERSON TITUS.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-09-07

Ladies' hair work. MRS. II. II. BEAN
405 Upham ST., Melrose, Mass.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-09-07

SCOTT s BOVINE, 4oe s rs"i i so sisrs'
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-09-07

Are rou Using Aliens Foot-Ease
q powder for the feet. III cures swollen. sore
ltnlt tatlous, Aching Sweating Feet Cerns and
bnnlgns 40 an Druggists ana shoe stores, 25c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-25

pm pon Der fnt6oliidCn &lrNc uolt
GoncD &@lon0.
IroB icincr 0urd cine GrtdltlmG
Dcrurlodtcn lcihtCn llnp0Bljhtcit be.
fonO lid Der Fopit in outer Stimr
mln1a. Gr mtcrhiclt iih nit |icjlct
WcIuhcrn iibcr cine bolbc Stm0c in
itaIieniiher Sprohc. Ncion0crca &n.
tcrcIlc b%etlnOctc cr iijr Die Gio}clc
Nroofluu uuo crtlmoigtc iih nod)
DEM HiiHoi Charles +. WiclonncQ,
an 0Ciicn l]cBtIdhriQc Nnmclcnhcit IN
Nom crinncrn0. N0brcno Der Qoy.
sen Gollcr Der Nlloien} CAB 0cr4opIt
HcmCllc 1clnC2 oll9Qc}clhnctcn Sc
0dhtnIliea. bcfln0CtC lcinC QrijnOllhe
&UnnuiB ser Gage ser M%utbplifcu in
Den Ser. Stu0tcn mo uCrlicb icincr
NnthciInobmc an Dem NobIcr9Cbcl
ser Nll9pnn0Crcr Nlta0rld. Ms Cr
bGrtc, Dob Scr @unBIcr W}lm0clcill
lcin Amt ieit nclln &obrcu bctIciOct.
bcntcrttc Der Fupit lodcnO: oNlld ih
mar ncun Sabre Sanger ucIncr ll0.
}rir"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-25
&on cincm Stnlicncr crmuroct.

G6icoQo, a. Cft. - otto alo8,
cin Ocutidcr SdJmieo BON y ,Subrcn,
muroc qcitcrn IN cincm 0otcl in 9ta.
pcrpiQc bon Dem itolieniideu Bar.
bier >Soicpb HnQQi critodcn. alob
crlo1 ieinen &lmoCn mcni9c Miltu.
ten nnd) Scr gliioirc.
Sic beiocn Mdnncr bottcn iibcr Sic
&ortbcile ibrcr reipcftipcn 9tutionali
TIT geiprohcL ~ol29foggi olrrd) alob'5
Wortc c"r5iirnt mlroc uno Strcit an.
ling. Huggi 500 iein Stilct Ii. itod,
lelnen @egncr 5polf NioI; Elm Stih
obcrbnlb 0ca &cr5cna mar t0otlid).
Not Der Niioire mollte alob nod III
clnem Nrjt gcbcn iiel abcr nlri 0Cm
Srottotr foot 5riommeu. Guggi mitr.
DC ocrbnitct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-25
Nni inlidJcr Salrtr.

&crilbcr oeS Oreiindeh'tWAtSea bel
@'iOOI'tomn INNER 9sA Hiftt ein-
%acinngcu.
Mt00lctom II, DAG p. Oft
W}l6oeI $arorl, meIdcr untrt ser PIT
flogc oeS Noube5 inn County, cfGng.
nib in Eoterion, RS, in @oft lit,
mar pcr0GhtiQt morocn, ser Wi0rocr
Der @cbriiOcr Chrcp luto Ser @lice
Sn0erlf 81 ieiu. Gr murOc Don Orrl
oortIacn Vcb0r0en bcirugt, ob cr ie in
Der Nodborihoit Dor Wio0lctomn &c.
pelcn lei. &9rocl Qob Gas 3u un0
crtl0rte, cr hobe bel DEM Tornner
Tlop0 in Scr 9tdbe bon SolucU2 oc.
orbcitct, 0icIcn EIob obcr idon inn
Scptcmbcr D~crloiicn mno lei 0onm
uiht mcbr in icnc @eQcnO 0cfonmcn.
@@jIliun YScincrt, Scr in Gun0eo.
Hdtc Bergen GountD, cine Narm bat.
beitUtiQtc oirir NuQo6ru. Gr crfldrt,
&aroel babe id)on lett pcrihicocucu
Q&odcn iiIr i'm Nearbcitct mo ici ME
louQc gcnl9 bon Der Gorm obmcicno
QcpcicrL nm nod NiiOolctuun st Qce
IonQGn. Nn OcnI Orciiaheu WiorO in
Wti00Ictomn nuIB ollo &arucl olicH.
bar miduIOjQ icin. Gr lit ubcr nod
OcrOGhtigt 5luci Ginbrilhc in Enter.
ION pcriibt 5l buben uno iol o>lh b2t
cinem StroBrnroub betbciliat gene
len iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-25
Sic Wcmciio.

&llciolo Gorrcno, elm Siihrcr Der
nShmur5cn Nan0" Dor icincr
MobnlunN Crld)olicn.
WtlfcHburrC, VA, 81. Oft. ~
Slrciano Eorrcno, Gin ($toIicncr BON
iflchtcm MlrIc, Der ais Gin Gitbrct
Der oSdNunr5en Nun0 Yunoc" Qult.
lit leBte Wiittcrnndt Dor icincr Mob.
lltlld IN Nrolpn9tomn iiiniuol Qc.
lhoncn mo olrac1blidIid) 9ct00ttt
lpor0Cn. Gr molltc Ole Sd)iIiiC crmi.
ocrn oucin cine &lgcl bate icirlc
&on0 uno 5uAIcih Den 0riidcr icinc5
GcnoIpcr9 N~ctroiicn. Seine Grau
b0rte Die S6iiiic un0 elite aus sem
&oulc bcrbci fnnntc QbCr tcincn Der
Worocr nlebr lcbcn.
Sorrclo mar por CinIaen Nobrcn
iii 9tclu . ?)Orf in&crbin0una nit Dem
sos Wor0 WC6cimniB Ucrb0'tct
morOen. Dor ciniQcn Monutcn per
Doitetcn i'm @umoc@ Nconltc nod
cinem ncrimciicltcu Sample mcacn
Tolidmiin5crci. @obriheinlid lit cr
ictt SeinOcn ser oShpnr5cn &an0.
Non0c" 5ltnt Cpicr @acIuIlcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-25

lcrrid)t bat. brad)tc Sraller IN 5oDl.
rcid)c 6unlilicn in %ilbcd. Sort lit
u1mlid Der Sfoouer o(Sobonnn
&ouiic" mtcrGegon0Cn mo bel oi2-
icr @cleqenbcit iinO ni6t menigcr
ais 30 Meuihen crtruntcn.
&uu6moro IN NJ ii den.
Gin g%roucnbuitcr NiorO mIrb aus
W}iinfcn 0cnlclOct. Die @itnuc oe@
MeQierrngarotDc2 Ho0IinNcr, cine
0ou@bciibcrin, Die i'm Hlric itano,
gr0Berc Srnrmcn AooraclO in III
rem NQlic ST pcrmuhrcL mur0c lnl
Seller ociicIbcu bon Ginbredern
ilberfoleu mo 0urd mchrcrc Atc).
lcrltid)C Qct00tct.
Nu@3ci h nunQf itr &roH'
priu5 @ilbclm.
&ronprin3 NSilbclm mcltcr I'M.
ldngIt, inter Gntbcbumg pom lciner
SteIlirnQ olS Gompo0niehef i'm err
item @nr0c Regiment 5rl sur. I'LL
0icnItlciItung bci'm Megimcut Der
@aroc3 on Gorp5 conlmonOirt mur.
De, lit q la Suite oc9 ,. aiiruIiir BE.
0inlenta aoni9in in Eoieuolf qcitcut
mOr0en.
3unubnIc Scr Gin. un0 Nua.
ubr.
Nod ciucul Dcr0ifcntlidtcn Nus.
mci5 iiber Den mlamdrtiacn &onoeI
Geutlhlouo'Q in ocu lcbtcn aclnMo.
notcn bottc ole Ginilrbr eincu Mcrtf
BON $1,2515OO,OOO, cine 3umobmC
BON $52yOOOOOO, uno sic Au2illbr Ell
men YScrtb BON 81 OBS, 100000, CHI,
,3lunuhmc Don %G3. 10000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-25
Ter SlCiidItrnit Eru5cR,


9{eite Nu9reOcn scr uugctllattl
@roBihI6htcr in Gbicugo.
GbicoAo, &Q@.. 81. DIT. - Gn
Dem plcIbcreAtcn Nleiihtruit VroicH
brod)ten Die o%nQcflogtcn Shlddt.
balt@A @eliBer neue3 %crt6cioi0lma4.
material gc0cn Die niocr lie crbobe.
ncn NntloQcH mcQen &er'dm6rma
}llr &%elhrGntunQ oea Nan0claucr.
tcbra Dor, in0Cm lie Qrltcn0 madten,
Ser Nlmoc9 0iitrift2omalt Morri.
ion babe jrr @cNriinomlQ ser @ln.
tl0ac Ole Nn9obcn bculBt. lucldc lie
Dor Dem &un0cl3 Icpartcmrut iclbit
SIT MAIDEN Nc5lultnQen morocn iCicn.
Ga@ bctrclicn0c WoterioI lei 0aum
Dem Frdiiocntcn ser Ger. Staoten
mtcrbrcltct mOrocn, c3 ici obcr 0urdls
ans m}uIdiiiN. OaB lire ei1encn Nlr-
aobcl mmnlcbr i'm characterization
Ner1ohrclr lcIen lie MS Ereiicn Qc.
'ilDrt nllrO1l. >El CGllcr }lueltcn Glns
rcoc MADDEN Oir 2llacflultcu Qelten0.
OicicIbcu (botiaden, oui mcld)e DIR
acacmuGrtiQ porIicgcnocn NufIoqen
aeItiltt morocn, icicn idon iijr oas
GinboltaUcrinbrcn Dor 0cn &unOe9-
ridtcr @ro2cllp benuBt morocn ltn0
Die bctrclien0en Nugelcgcnbeiten
milBtcn oober ourf Den GrIaB ota
@roocupihcu Giubolt1bcichlc2 ais
OeiinItIu crlcoiIt ~bctrud)tet WeroeuL
mo c5 Oilric Ooroui I'M ldpuebcnoen
Ero}eB uiht }uriIdac0riiien mcroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-25
&crmiidltc i|clc0raphiidle Ncpcidlcn

- WcIm Ncrilldlc, cil1cn 5lpiid)ell
jluCi italicniihcn Nlrbeitcrn ala1cbro-
hcncn Strcit 5n ihIid)tclL muroc Sire.
0erid G0td), Scftiou3lcitcr ser &c
biQb &oueu-N obn," in Miltc@horrc,
ga, ourd) ciucn Stih in ocu NoI2 Ic.
benaNcl0brIid) rcrleBt.
3lpiid)cu ocm norpcliihen
Camper Sor0cnifiolO" mo Dem
nab NomburN bcitimmtcn Oumpicr
oGupbcmin" luro unmcit Glcbcc Elm
3uionmenItoB itott, bel mcldcm
bci0c Sdiilc 10 idrucr bcldG0iQt mllr.
ocn, ooB lie oeu Mulcu BON Gircbcc
dtiillhcn nnrBtcr.
- gel Siluer Greet, q. o., lulr
0cu ser GouOuttelr WtrGleman ulO
ser &ci}cr MHiIiorL Ole beiOc ol,i ci.
llcn 6rodtEuQc ser o&otc Shore
@obn" 0n1eIteQt morcl, ais Scihcn
nebcn Dem @clciic 0%eiun0cn. Sic mns
rem pon eincm onocrcn 3iigc, Ser
nod niht crnittclt lit, iibcrlnbrcn
mor0cu.
q. Ironf GIpoc, Gbci ser Sir.
ma @m. Y. Gpoc & 50. in EbiIa.
0clpbia, mllr0e BORT bel ser Stution
Ser oEenniplp0uia @obn" an ser
%. StraBc gcitcrn 5,iGQig bon cincm
3lAc iIberlubren mo alt9cnblldlid
Q%ct00tet. Gr bate crit Dor mclligel
Monotcn gcbeiratbct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-25
Gnbnircucl ucrcitcIt.

Murri3burQ, Tu.. u. Oft
Gurh sic rctt5citi1c Gntoetulg gro.
Bcr Giienitildc nlti Sen @cleilen ipelt,
lid bon 0nupbin ourd) Den Streden'
uGrter %ofob Gordb mlroc ell %cr'
illdl sen Smltbern GrprcB5ug Der
.EhilooeIpbic & Grie-Nnbn" 5itnl
Gntgleiicu 81 brinQenL pcrcitcIt, Gon.
rao entierntc sic Giienitiide nof)
rcdtScitia pom @elciie mo modtc
Damn bier @erid)t. 0etcttipS baden
nm ole llnteriudyung III Ole 0ono ge'
nonlllen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-25
Ter NNnffradl in MncNlcnn.

''Ill'r''la)l'llA 'olro l''Ul DOR e''oe OCT
Mode bccnoct. VhttbmaBlln.
Qen iiher Sen 0ctraQ Oc9 Gcfi}it5.
Flli@onFA 9, Fu, ~. III
9to''oi'olpo''l eFoI''Il'olof "oQ' ..
elll'l'Ih9Dol!', N''''o'r Der oehl't
PrI)c ?'ol'ol'oIool't' ertlorl, ooB
Que l'''''rll'N0''A Ger "o''toi'f'E
l'la't oor Gi'oC Ger Soa'F oouel'oe'
't'l' loefoel'' SF Atfeliofeil H''o XII
llo'IotF Der "o'il l'llo i'ou l''lIi''r l''I
S'lIl'ell' lloPr oo@ Ne'3I' lll'o lpl',t,'
llld)i' % ore Nrlootollle'oFll oe9 @al'ls
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-25

Tbo- &lnQc Strait: .gbcr,
mas 1T Dos? anlm limo mir bier
Mod)cn perbeirotbet, qebit' Sll id)on
ln'agSirtbsbnus ciielL obid)pn id nit
Hitlt uno Siebe fod)e? @eripratlt Gu
mir nid)t, NaeS 3l tblln, ipus ih
miinihe?" ~ @atte: ga, nber nibt
Niles 5u eiier mas iii fod)It!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-25
Wcntcrci nno HlntucraiCRCn.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-25
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