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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-03-14
Scitednnssperind an einem Scnatur
in Golpraou.
Oenper, Colo. 6. O}Gr;.

y II D ef, 0olo., b. Widr5.
gea6 @roffnnng Ser gemeinlamel
Sisitng beiber tSGuier ser @eiebae.
brng erbob iih DER Senator 81. 8.
Wforean (Hep.) bon Boulder Gountr
NIT Der @rfl6rlIng, baB linn fir ieine
Stinne 5l 8unlten bon 8ouperneur
aboms ST, 800 angeboten mno ibm
bereits $3.50 iibergeben lporoen ieien.
gr banOiete Dem Siitriftsanipalt
Geo. Mf. Stibger oie $3.50 elm, mo
elm @onite ipnroe ernannt, Inn oie
Sahe 81 iinterilhen. Serr Woraan
be5ei6nete Sames DC. Serbert, 0ice-
Yrdlioenten unO @eneralbetriebslei-
ter Der colorado Soiltbern Hoil-
roao", ilnb Den Eoitrneilter Samiel
Sullipan, Cripple Greef, als Die 9e.
iteher. Der SiItriftsanpolt Stio-
ger mahte i'm &riminalaeridt lofort
Strafanflasen pioer sSerbert itnb
Sullipan anbGngig. 9ieie leiiteten
Die erforoerli6e giirsid)oit imo er.
flarten, baB Der Senntor Moraan
oos electromagnetic" bon ibnen
perlangt babe. 0as 8anse lei nihts
stnoeres als Der Insflitb elmer poli.
tiiden Serihporing, eingeganaeir
Inn Dem 8ounerneur Yeahobp 5um
Siege 5u perbelfen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-03-14
Sd)rcflide 3nitanoe in Scr rmiiiiden
Sriess- nno Sanoels-Safen.
itaot Yafu.
crIin 10 D21rs

Scr IN, 1O. Utar6.
Simmer ldailerlidler lauten Ole
Ndbriften iiber Die SoreGnge in
Serbinolmg NIT ben fiir5lihen
Streif- lno glrbeiter- @irren in
9afr, oer rnilil6en 8riegs- umb
Sauoelsbafenitaot anl &aSpilhen
mecr. 0clonoers in ser ,S1lnor5en
Staot", DEM Wtittelpunft Ger Yetro.
leum SnOuitrie bes @opernements
9afu, baben liz iilrhtbare S3enen
obgelpielt. gfab bier ans ct. Ge.
tersblirg einaeaanaen Tripotmelbun.
gen betrigt ole 3obl Der Spier Der
9afner a)tebeleien mmdbernb
tauleno.
Sas Serhalten Der 8ebcroen oen
oortiaen blutigen llnrnben gegen-
iiber gilt alS tppiid. Sier lit Die sln.
iid)t porberri6eno, oab Die 9fegie.
rllng, Die gegempGrtiee 9eipegung
nid)t nur in 9aflr, ld austobell
lniien mill. bis lie in lib lelblt 5u-
iommenbri6t. Solangc MIR bos
ltaatliAe gigelt9um nidt beorobt lit,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-03-14
ltnsiimitise Gage Der Sentiden Srnp-
pen in ScntId). Siiomelt-glirifa.
N erIin. 6 NOfGri

sSer | n, b. Dfdr6.
ySie BON beitllnterri6teter Seite
gemeloet miro, lit ole milit1riibe
Gage in 9eilti6. Siiopeit- -glirifa trot
Der neiierlihen griolse oes @eneral-
leiltnants bon Srotba beS 0ohit-
fomnanoierenoen i'm ierneu Shus-
gebiet cine ourdaus rngiinitige. Gie
nit SSaffen periebenen Serero iinb
5lpar falm nod 2000 Niann itarf
aber trosbem Iino oie Sdustrilppen
unidbig. lire @erni6tlmg ourh
oifeue 8eiedte berbei3ufiibren. @s
gelinet ben Serero iebeS Mal, iif
ourh Sluht Sil retten, menn Die
oeuti6en Srippen nah pohen.
lnngem anltrengenoen Yelpegungen
nnb ipreierten Wfdri6en lie geltellt 5il
baber gloubeu. Gie Srupppen iinb
beshalb pollig erniioet mo absebebt
imo manhmal redt mltblos. Sa5i,
fommt, bab oas &lima imo ole fort
pGbrenoen StrapaSen bie Srllppen
IN aeiiuobeitlider Siniidt ungiiuitig
beeinilulieu.
Sono6 bot es nit ser bDlliaep go.
aiii5ierling oeS Serero,Sallbes nod,
INNER CUTE Nege lnlo oas 9roBe
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-03-14
Scamtenluabl Der uYlerep sSoipital
gIio giIuciation".

Die .Wlercp Soipital slio Miiocia.
tion" belt am Mittipof ibre Sab.
resperlanmliing ab rno ertpdblte
folgenoe geamten fir oas fommenoe
Sabr:
@raiioentin - Srau CHARLES
Saeger.
grite giee-Yrdiioentin Srau
Sobn Steinin.
Speite 8ice-Tr1lioentin SRI.
Wiaria Mnttbeips.
9ritte 8iee.E e.Erdiioentin ssrau
Safob Ssiibn.
GinonS.Scfretarin - Srau Senrp
Chill.
GorrelponoireilOe Sefret6rin =
sSrau Soiepb Strinsfp.
Sd)atnleiiterin - 6rnl Wtoria
Wfullen.
Der 0ireftorinnen.&atb iteat iid
wie folst 5liiammen: Srau 0uaaon,
Srait gprne, Srou 9faiiertp, ssrou
Smitb, Srmi @race. sSrau Sopes,
6ran Sieaer, SRI. @lpnn, Srau aa.
tbarina Heinert, ssrat Ir. Neder,
Sroli 6ranf 9oeriler. arau Nobbit,
sSrall &iharo 9ennett, sSrou ssos.
Sapes, 6rall Sno. Yprne, sSro,l
Gbos. Raiiertp, Srau Gbos. Sbouos
unb Sran Sibep.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-03-14
YrGiibcnt 9iooicuelt's 9abinct.

8 a bineton, 8. g., 6. M6r5.
SraiiOent 9fooiepelt's 8obinet
ipuroe beute bonn Senat beitdtigt.
Sasielbe felt iih ipie folgt 5niam.
men: Sobn Sap, 9iitrift Columbia,
Stoatsiefretdr; Seslie Wt. Sbaip,
Soma, Sbasamts Sefret1r; @n.
$. Saft, Ohio, ariegsiefretdr; 8m.
$. Ioobp, Mailafuietts, 8enerd-
anipalt; SEQ. y. Gortelpor, Seem
sorf, General Hoitmeilter; Yaul
MortorL Sllinois, Miarine-SefretGr
@tban u. Sithcof, 0tiiioilri, Sefre.
tar bes ssnnern; Sames @ilion.
Soma, observation-disclosures; Sictor $.
Metculf California, SefretGr fir
Sanbel lno glrbeitsneien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-03-14
9SariS, 10. Dtris.

Die bieiige rniiiihc Yotiboit be.
bollptet, ooB ,oie SfGlmllng bon
0infOcn genlGb ciucm porber gciob-
ten Elan gcid)ob. Ter eigentlibc
aanpi miro iiA crit Dor Sarbin ent.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-03-14
Gin Nsanm iuiro Dor Den Tnsen ici'
mer Satin BON einem sraflidem
Spoc ereilt.
q e 10 glorf. 6. Wf1r

8or Den slilgen ieiner Satin
ipuroe on Der Chatham Sauare ,2".
Citation Der 81 Sabre alte CHARLES
9oenife, Elm befannter TelsbGnoler
bon geo. 245 Snpoam StraBe,
9rooflpn, BON einem 3uee iiberiab.
rem nnb iofort getootet. Serr 9oe-
iiife befano iih nit ieiner 9attin
mlf Dem Yerron imo beilgte lih mad,
borne, auf Ole 8eleiie blideno, iiber.
Sierbei puroe er aniheineno iflpin-
belig, er Itiir5te binab nno ebe man
ibm botte belien fonnen, fam elm
3ug berangeiabren, Der oen &opf
pom Stumble rib mo oen 2eib in
5ipei SGlften 5erihnitt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-03-14
Sn6uque, Soma, 9itutaa oeu IA. @idrS 1905.
ipideln, lpobin Die 9fulien getpaltige
TeritGrfllnaen ididen lperOen.

ipifeln, ipobin Die 9fuiien gepaltige
GerItdrfitngen ididen peroen.
9 +. Teter sburg, II. Otar6.
nSeste 9tadt begannen lih ltnIere
l1nlmtHhen glrIneen 5liriif5lt-
5ieben." Die groBte 9tieOerla9e III
Dem rliIiih-iapanilf]en Sriege ipilroe
geltern slbeno IN ct. petersburg be-
FAINT genla6t, aber MIR III ben
fitr5en aft gSorten bes @enerals
4uropatfin an ben aaiier gsifolalls
pel6e IN oen StraBen blrd Grtra-
bldtter perbreitet iplirOen ilno bon
Mitno 81 Witnbe giugen. :.
ct. EctcrsbnrG 10. WfGrs.
Mam glanbt lier, Sak Der 8eneral
&nropatfim minoeitens 100000
Namn Icimcr Nrmec scupfert babcn
mag, nm bic 6auptmad)t in Sidlcr.
felt at bringcn.
9fimti d) iuang, 10. Iar5.
3nperlGiiigen Nad)rid)ten snfulgc
befimSem lid bic 9iniien, ans Wnfoen
nnS audi bercits ans synid)nn pcrs
triebcm, ami uiloer SlndDt, Die bic
Srnppcn DDlig oemoraliiirte, amf
Sas SiigclscldnSc nOro iueitlid pom
WnfSen sm.
Die Tcrlmitc ioacn amf bcioen Sci
ten eimfad jcSer SeidJrcibmms ipot-
ten. Spbicl man crfabrem hat,
lpmroe Sas Is. rniiiide Gorps bel
SatidJefiao bmd)itdblidD Dernidtct.
yei 2enfmanpau fielen 5000 9iniicm.
Sofio, 10. @fGrs.
@on Dem sSelomari6all Spama
traf beilte folgenoe Sepeihe:
.Seute Gormittag 10 llbr sogen
mir in Wufoen ein. Die llmgebnngS-
gepeaung, Sil oereu &ollfiibriug mir
nebrerer Gage beburiten, lit iest er-
folereib beenbet. SSSn Der gtabbar.
lhaft BON Wltfoen finoen an mebrc-
rem Stellen NOD iminer iebr beftiae
@eiebte itatt. gYir maften niele
@efanaene lmo erbeiltetcn enorme
Nuantit1ten Wnffen, Wtrinition uilo
anoeren &rieesbeoarfs, Dor allen
Oineen ober Yropiant. Die Menge
oieier 8ente l1Bt lid, 5ltr 3eit nod
nid)t mnaberlinsstueiie abiddeen." :"
Spfip, IT.. WGrs.
Ger Sell, ipcldDem bic sSapnner in
oas rmiiiId)c Centrum setriebcn ba-
ben, iuiro nad) Nurbcn nurgeidDobcn
nno bot bereits Sampn, cine Strcfc
nuro-Ditlid Dun Winfocn, erreidt.
Sofiu, IL. Mars.
Sic rnliiid)en Srnppen sicben iid)
n6rolidJ num Infocn smriif. Sic iino
an beiScn Scitcn non japaniiden
Gulonnen flanfirt nnb erleioen
idpuere %erlnitc.
Sofip, IL. MGrs.
Der Tclonlaridaa Spama bcrid-
tet, baf 10000 0efangene semad)t
iunrSen, mnb bah bic Ierlmitc Der
9imiiem am SadcflmiIe allein 10000
bctragen.
Sientiim, 12. MGrs.
8nten Snfurmationem Snfulsc
iuiro Der Ycrlmit ocr &niIcm an
Suoten etc, uberfladDlid) anf 150,-
600 nmo oerienise Der Sapaner ami
10000 Mann scidDGtt. Gs iuiro
bcridltet, oaR Der Sie.Eaf tbatiGdJ-
lid Dertbeioigmnsslos lit mnb Dap
man cine iueitere Sd)lad)t ais mabr-
Idcinli6 annimmt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-03-14
Bier Scrslente bnrd ben lIall eincs
slmisnaes aetGDtet.

u @beeIine, %. 3d., s. Wf1rs.
Snfolse oes HeiBens bes 3abeIs
eines slui5uges baben beite IN Der
Sbreiusbnrp 8oblennline BEL Gbar.
lelton bier 9ergIellte ben Too ee-
flinoen lino 5ebn iino idiper perlest
iporoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-03-14

9ebiet 9elltid-Siibip bipeit.afrifo's be.
ttnoet ii6 nab iuie Dor in offenem
&rlegs5ultanoe. Smmerbin erideint
Die bort anlpeien0e Sruppenlnodt Der
Situation poaitanoig geipahlen, 10
oaB groBere SeritGrfilngen niAt
inebr abgelanOt 5il perben brauden,
porqnsgeiebt, oaB nidt aranfbeiten
mieoer groBere 9iifet reiBen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-03-14
Cardinal satOai micSer sencicn.
u o m. 10 s

u m, 10. WlGrd,
Cardinal Satolli bat lid ipieoer
bon ieiner fiirslid) iiberitanoencn
aranfbeit loibeit erboIt, 0oi, CT i'm
8atifan eriheinen fonnte. Ger
Sapit ipiinidte Dem Cardinal oni'S
Ser5lihite Slid au Ser @eneilmg.
Sasielbe tbaten oie Nr1loten, pelhe
in Den gatifan gefommen mnren, nm
Die 5aitenpreoigt anauboren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-03-14
Ymbonenpelt in Snbien foroert nnse.
sabltc Spfer.
alcntta. tO. Q2Grs

Sie Statiitif 5eist, boB in sSnoien
innerbalb Der lesten Sabre BRET
Millionen Menihen an Der 9ubonen.
peit eeitorben iino; i'm Sabre 1908
allein $4,000. Die inoiId)e 9fcaie.
ring 'tbit alles Silr llrteroriifllng
oieles id)refliden llebels, fam aber
infolge Der ilngiinitieen lofalen Ser.
b1ltniIie nid,t piel erreiheu. gttpa
so Hro5ent Der bon Der &ranfbeit
9efallenen lterben oaran. gtab
Dem rSancet" ioa cine piiienidait.
lihe GonlniiIion Slir llnteriuhlng
mo gefGmpflng bieier &ranfbeit
5iliammentreten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-03-14

perbalten Die 9eborben iih apathiih,
lnb barum bdtten Die Wtilitarbebor-
ben aitd) in Bofil Oen bort Derilbten
8railianfeiten imtbdtig 5ugeleben.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-04
FIREMAN TURNED THIEF.
Took Ten Dollars From Room he Had
Entered to Quench Flames.

Samuel s. Wentworth, a substitute MEM
Der of the fire department, was arraigned
before Judge Kimball in the Police Court
this morning, charged with the larceny of
S11 from E j. Pullman. AT the conclusion
OF the evidence. which involved story of
the 9th street fire on Friday afternoon,
Wentworth was sentenced to pay fine of
$s5sor go to jail for ninety days in default
If we can't trust the fremen, 1 don't
know what we will do was Judge KIM
balls comment when he learned the char
acter of the case
Just previous to the fire E. j. Pullman
received sl3.25 in payment of bill and he
put the money on his desk. When lie next
thought of 1t. after the fire, only 81 could
be found. The loss was reported to the DO
lice and suspicion pointed to some one who
had entered the store during the fire. After
the Investigations of Lieut.. Moore, Precinct
Detective Mullen and Sergt Hartley OF the
first precinct. Wentworth was locked up.
He. finally confessed to taking So
II saw something yellow on the floor In
the smoke of the fire. When picked 1t up
/ didn't know what 1t was. Afterward
discovered IL was money, my mind became
numb and / took the bilf would never
do It again." This was the statement of
the defendant. and It received the attention
of the whole court.
But you spent some of the money, which
you knew was not yours" answered his
honor. twenty-five doila-a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-04
OLD ACCOUNT CLOSED.
District Settles With Holly Company
for Pumping Station Engine.

Idouidated damages to the amount of S.
$50. together with $40 cost of inspections
have been ordered by the Commissioners to
be charged against the Holly Manufactur-
ing Company of Buffalo, N. Y, because
they did not complete a contract with the
District government until 344 days after
the date agreed upon. This amount, how
ever, Is more than counterbalanced by the
payment for excess duty done by the Holly
company's engine, and the Commissioners
order, as dictated by Commissioner Btddle
and approved by Commissioner mcfarland.
reads that the Buffalo firm shall be paid
total of $35.l74 The contract price was
$1a.050, so that despite their loss. the COM
pany is really the gamer by $l5.224
the close of the account opened with the
Holly Manufacturing Company over two
years ago when they were awarded the
contract to install In the Trumbull street
pumping station a pumping engine with
nominal capacity OF 100000 gallons III
tweEty-four hours. The engine was to be
delivered for test on or before September
l. 1904 with penalty OF $40 for every day 5
delay after that date. Another paragraph
in the contract made 1t incumbent upon
the company to forfeit 81 ZOO for each mil
lion foot pounds the engine might fall be-
low the required standard In the use OF
stated quantity of dry steam. Similarly the
District agreed to pay $1,000 for each mil
lion foot pounds In which the pump ex-
eeedod the requirement. The test was held
August IL. 1906 and the big pump earned
t22.644 for ita makers. thus more than
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-04
INAUGURATION DATE REFORM
Constitution Should Be Changed With.
out Further Delay.
From the Chicago Chronicle.

From the Chicago Chronicle.
In view of the fact that Senator Bate
Judge Weldon and Ambassador Aspiroz
all lost their lives through exposure on the
last presidential inauguration day and the
further fact that similar results have fol-
lowed the Inauguration ceremonies ever
since the adoption of the Constitution. 1t IS
no wonder that there is and has always
been a movement to defer the inauguration
until April.
The only wonder is that there has al
ways existed a latent opposition to the
movement which has put it to sleep and de-
teated 1T In the past and will probably per-
form the same office for the present move
ment, sensible and meritorious as 1t unques-
tionably is
The change would have been made long
ago II 1t had not involved amendment
of the Constitution. The President holds
his office for four years, but no. like most
other officers, until his successor is quail
fed. Such thing as his holding over for
a month or two Is not to be thought of
and his term cannot possibly be extended
without providing for it In the Constitution:
and there is the rub. There Is an almost
invincible dread OF constitutional amend
ments.
There was no such feeling at the time of
the adoption of the Constitution, as Is
shown by the number of proposed amend
ments with which several Of the states &C
SoMpdLiieO IT'S dooptiOil hdTyIdIlu pro-
posed four amendments New Hampshire
twelve, Virginia twenty and New York
thirtytwo, though the Congress submitted
only seventeen of them and the states rat
lied only ten.
Ever since that time American statesmen
have had a dread Of constitutional amend
ments. The eleventh amendment was
adopted in 1871 and the twelfth In 179S, but
there were no more until after the civil
war, and the thirteenth, fourteenth and fif-
teenth were necessitated by crisis the like
of which we shall never see again.
1t has not been owing to their admra ton
for the Constitution that the American peo-
pie have adopted no amendments since the
reconstruction period. Almost every Amer
lean citizen wishes that it were different in
some respect from what it is. If Congress
should call for written expressions of opin-
ion on this subject the Congressional Ii
brary itself would not contain the COM
planning letters that would-be written.
That is the secret of the opposition to any
sort of amendment. Thoughtful statesmen
and another until we should have an
amendment craze, the end of which might
be revolution and chaos Business inter-
ests are still more sensitive to change and
opposed to amendments.
We do not consider this apprehension
we'll grounded. II the Constitution is not
amended it will be violated, as many claim
that it has been for many years past There
IS far less danger In an amendment or in
a dozen of them than there is IN a paIpapie
violation
The necessity for a harmless amendment
TO the Constitution should be no obstacle
to the change Of Inauguration day. On the
contrary, 1t should make the change still
more desirable
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-04

Massanet's suite Scenes Picturesque, Saint
Saens' Samson and Delilah." March
Hongroise, "Rakoczy," by Berlfoz, and
1.-THE Star Spangled Banner" There were
two soioists. both members of the band,
Harry A. Stone. who gave a "Cavatina" by
Richards, on the trombone, and August
Pfeger, who rendered fantasia from Bel
linfs Norma" on the saxophone. Both
were splendidly received and loudly APP
piauded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-04
Marine Band Concert.

The third concert at the Columbia The
alter last night by the Marine Band was
we'll attended. the Elks especially turning
out in large numbers in compliment to Dr.
rector santelpaann and Harry A. Stone.
solo trombonist, both of whom are MEM
mers of that order. The program was well
selected and excellently interpreted. II In
Guided the ..Parsifar' prelude and Siesfried
funeral march from the "Gotterdammer-
urg," Won Weber's sJubilee" overture
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-04

doubling the value of the contract. The
deductions, totaling s7,420. to be made be-
fore payment is forwarded to the Holly
Manufacturing Company, are the result OF
a decision of the controller of the treasury
ins January last concerning the case in
point.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-04
Texas Society to Elect oaacers.

The Texas Society. composed OF residents
of the Lone Star state who are temporarily
in Washington. has arranged for holding its
annual meeting tomorrow evening at Pyth-
ian Temple, on 9th street northwest. Among
the important items TO be considered will
be the election OF officers for the ensuing
year.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-28
Nr6eiter : &ereins Galcuoer.

oIcoerotion Of &obor" Ser.
ionnlllgen jeoen Mittmoh 9tbepN
in Der nHchubite Nolc." =
.Mt0belnrbeiter Union Nr. 1883,
Il. y. Of Is. Ii. 3" a. @criaihaai nQ
ieOcn 3onneritoa int n2obor ,2ps
ceulnL" ar. 101t, Dit goltimorcItt.
Bier NuSiobrrr llnion Nr.173"
&erlommlun0 icoen' ,onoeren
Sonntag. ).
~W'oidiltiisen uno Nei3ers4 itaiaae
: @eriollmlpn9 ieDen onoerenEien.
ltog. e.
aMrbGtr lthibn Or. 90"F- Ser
Iomnunna 5ipoen an1eren Sonntog
I'M Monot, Nadnlittoga, im y2nbor
2uceum." 4
v9oni1reiner Union Ar. Al" -
@erlomintutA icoen Gonncrltag I'M
o&obor Gpccum.4 a. -,
Sitter : Union" = &%eriaumllung
icocn olocrel Ticnito0, Nbenoa tul
s llbr. i'm o2obor.2Dccrrm."
pWfuIiter Union" - Geriontmlhng
ieoen criten Sreito1 I'M Mtonot, &or.
mlttogs, in Der .MchonicS' Safe,
al Der @elt : Sopettcitrabe.
"Snt 'itio &oppcnhmhrr THRONE
> Gerlarnmlui,9 icOcn SornItag III
Nr.t 915, SltErottitroBc.
~Yu9enelncr grbeitcr &ronfens
ungrItilblnaS &errih Don 0it solti-
more" &erlommluno ieocn 9ien"
lto9 iaa 9ooenIteiner'S Safe, Mr.123L
pit 6apetteitroBc.
Y9rplWrbeitcr luton 9lr, 8" -
TefIoanaltna ieocn onoeren 'SorAt%,
tag, NodmittugS, im .2obor . 2p.
crllni." '""
ySGcfer = llnion Nr. t2" Ser
lommlrng ieocn 5neitcn SamItog
I'LL Wonot, Nodmittogs, I'M u2obor-
Quccum."
oNrbeiter = &ronfcn. unb Sterbe
aolIe, 9ron9 Sc @eriommlltng
leoen lebten Montog I'M Monot I'M
"Sobor : SDceum."
oarbelter : aranfen- ltno Sterile.
&alie, 9rarh, ,l69@ Geriomulu1tq
|Jeoen 5ppeelIttseafis1s 1tils sstsn Montaa i'm
|gtonatfi'uG teiniFHSoilc Gde anore-
unb gealonltroBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-28
Ser. ,Ginaer up,, SaItimore. .

SonptMldftlur' y@ef,rotin sWfonF
neru,cr &olldH, 9eHitochtii Senrp
@ielpfing, PMri722Syg perl. uGoItcrn'
gbe.; cotrcipouoirenbcr mo prnto'
follirc1ocr ScfretGr S. @iillom @it'
oe,inSy Or. 1S2Sjr,S rleortsltroBe;
Sinon5 ScfrctGr Is. Simlnelbeber,
Nr. 3t5, Nor6 GbenltraBe, Sd)os'
meiItcr $. MidlidD Hr.~713, Wor'
ncritroBc; 9irigeut Sofn W. &leln.
&cridnunhmg ieoell sueltel 0relta9
in MOnut.
9..ulu.1 yyslriat."s .tn6 T9q
~ SdardShttier. Gag sSaae2pstr.
2O5, @auoper- StroBe. Siaegltdiioe:
Wiittluod - 0iriaent: S. y. 0rant.
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