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The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1905-09-09

A very large proportion Of the peo-
pie of the United States, though they
fully understand that the country is
prosperous, have been puzzled to recon-
Gle this clamorous fact with the much
more obstrusive one that they them
selves are not prosperous, says the
Public OF Chicago. But now comes the
Commercial Bulletin of Cleveland, with
an inadvertent explanation. Our pros
perity, so it seems, is of a peculiar
kind, and the Bulletin invents singu-
larly apt descriptive term for it. The
term is concentrated prosperity"
Thereby the enigma of a prosperous
country with an impoverished popu-
lace is solved. The country is pros
porous, but its prosperity is concen-
trated in John D. Rockefeller, ct al.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1905-09-09
There should. however be a stop made

There should, however, be stop made
to the custom OF certain Protestant
ministers OF reviling the Catholics o
the country by charging them with
supporting bad municipal government
For many years certain Presbyterian
minister, named Parkhurst. has beer
posing as a reiormer. in the City OF
New York. 1t has been his theory tina,
every evil in that city was chargeable
to the foreigner. The uncharitable.
ness OF his position must be apparent
Compared with Philadelphia. New
York is an eNcellently governed city.
In New York City there are almost
10000 people OF Irish extraction.
There are more than 100000 Germans.
These two nationalities easily make
more than onc-half the entire popula-
ton, If we count those who have Irish
and German blood in their veins, but
who are OF the second and third and
fourth generations.
The Italians. Jews and other foreign
nationalities make up large portion
OF the remaining half OF the popula-
ton. New York is indeed cosmopol-
i:an city. Philadelphia is entirely Diff
fcrent. Its population is almost en-
tirely made UP OF Americans. and most
OF it, what is commonly called Yankee.
\ comparison of the governments OF
the two cities does not speak very
we'll for the Yankee.
Comparisons OF this kind are odious.
1t is unpleasant and perhaps unproft-
able to draw comparisons between re-
hgions and nationalities. We would
not knowingly be the first offenders.
it is time, however. for Americans to
cease stigmatizing Catholics as the
supporters OF bad government. Chica-
go, the second city of the country, has
All Irish Catholic mayor and an Irish
Catholic chief of police at the present
time. For the first time in many years
there is no gambling in that city.
Dance halls have been suppressed, and
saloon keepers have been made to feel
the strong arm of the law. So great
has been the change that Protestant
ministers OF that city on last Sunday
announced from their pulpits that they
actually believed that Mayor Dunno
meant what he said, and was going to
keep the lid down. We hope that we
may not hear in the coming campaign
in the City of New York, the old
charge that the Irish Catholics are
the supporters of bad government in
that city. The truth of the matter is,
as every practical person knows. that
municipal government is comprom-
Use. 1t is impossible to conduct city
government i'll accordance with the
standard of living of the best and
noblest citizens. 1t is unbearable to
live under city government conduct
ed in accordance with the desires of
the worst elements of the community.
The result is compromise at best.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1905-09-09

The prctext OIL which an attempt is
now being made to reduce the repre-
sentation OF Ireland in the British Par
iiamsnt is that on basis of popula-
ton ireland is not entitled to its pres
ent membership When the act OF
union was entered into population was
not considered. If population had been
the basis then Ireland would have had
over 200 members instead OF 1903. Ire
land would not now object to the
abolition OF the act of union, but it
does object to change i'll that ar
rangement without its consent.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1905-09-09
ILL-HEALTH,
Leads Archbishop ouigIey's Chancellor
to Resign His Post.

Rev. Francis ]. Barry, for seven
years chancellor OF the Roman Cath
olic archdiocese OF Chicago, and one
:of the most widely known Catholic
clergymen i'll the middle west, has been
compelled by illness to resign his
ecclesiastical Office and is succeeded by
Rev. E. NJ. Dunno, D. D., for some
time pastor OF the Church of the Holy
Guardian Angels, 178 Forquer street.
Archbishop Quigley announced the
event yesterday at Notre Dame Uni
versity, where many Chicago priests
are i'll retreat. The archbishop was
making few farewell remarks at the
end OF weeks sojourn at the Umver-
| sity, when he referred with regret to
Father Barry's illness and his resigna-
ton. While it was known that Father
Barry was all but incapacitated, the
archbishop's pronouncement was heard
with some surprise.
Father Barrys resignation was ten
dered last Saturday after many weeks
of serious illness. Knowing that he
needed complete rest and absolute
freedom from official cares, the chan
cellor requested Archbishop Quigley
to take early action i'll the matter. The
chancellor's physician said Father Bar
ry was the victim of general break
down, and would not entirely recover
unless liberated from the cares of his
| Office.
The new chancellor is about 40 years
old. and was born in Chicago. He
went to Europe i'll his youth, and
studied in Rome. where he was or
daincd in the church eighteen years
ago. Returning to Chicago, he was
appointed first assistant pastor of ST..
| Columbkill's church, one of the largest
parishes OH the West Side. He served
there with distinction, and was next
assigned to take charge of the Italian
parish of the Holy Guardian Angels.
Chancellor Dune is linguist of
ability and is reputed one of the most
talented priests in the diocese Brother
pastors spoke highly of him last night,
and at the same time accorded warm
praise to the retiring chancellor for
his efficient work.
Bishop P. ]. Muldoon paid tribute to
Father Barry's faithful and successful
regime ASSERTING that the c,reS &c
Office undoubtedly had worn him down.
"But he is still young man." added
the bishop, ''and with long rest un-
doubtedly will recover his old strength.
He probably will go abroad
Father Barry held the chancellor
slip for seven years, having been ele-
waited to the place unler the late Arch
bishop Feel,an He was born in Ire
land less than forty years ago, and
came to America as lad. He attend
ed St. Mary's OF the West, religious
seminary in Cincinnati. He received
holy orders about the same time as
Rev. DR.. Dunno.
Maurice Dunno. father of the new
chancellor now over seventy-fve years
of age, was born in County Cork. Ire
land, but came to this country some
fifty years ago. For years he was a
successful coal dealer in Chicago.
where he still resides, retiring from
business some time ago.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1905-09-09

eve are told" says the San Fran
cisco Monitor, "that two English ply
sicians have pronounced the young
King OF Spain mentally defective. The
report comes from London and has no
higher authority than the word OF an
anonymous press correspondent. Since
Alfonso made so public a confession
of his Catholic faith as to attend Mass
while in England and France, and by
Joining a pious pilgrimage to Lourdes,
the discovery of intellectual flaws in
the youthful ruler, was inevitable and
became only question of time. In
the eyes OF a certain class Of bigots
there is no surer indication OF unbal-
anced mentality than practical Catholic
faith. 1t is scarcely worth while to
further characterize this school OF
psychologists.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1905-09-09
kinsman. Thus far the searchers have

kinsman. Thus far the searchers have
been unsuccessful.
The harp owned and played by Ire
lands lyric poet, Thomas Moore, will
also be feature of the exposition. 1t
was on this harp that Moore thrum-
med the exquisite melodies which are
sung in every cline today. The fine
art collection OF John D. Crimmins,
John Quinn and othA; All6i11 Irish
men will be on exhibition. lie collec-
tons will contain many valuable pro-
ducts OF the artistic Irish brain. The
Carpattea OF the Cunard Line sailed
from Ireland recently laden with a
great collection OF industrial exhibits
for the exposition.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1905-09-09

Plans for federation of all Catho-
lie military organizations in the United
States were discussed at the conven-
ton of the Order of Catholic Knights
of America at Chicago. says the Inter
mountain Catholic of Salt Lake City.
For the purpose of sounding the senti-
mcnt of members of the various mill
tary orders, conference Of officers
of the organization will be called in a
few days. We trust the plan will be
abandoned. 1t is too suggestive Of
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1905-09-09

According to telegram OF the 9th
inst. Bishop Spalding of Peoria, has
suffered relapse and fears are enter
tanned for his recovery. The noted
prelate was stricken with paralysis
early in April. Since then he has been
mending slowly and restoration to his
former strength and health seemed
warranted from reports received from
time to time concerning his condition.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1905-09-09

Masonic uniform. Far better to throw
aside the gold and tinsel of military
trappings and adopt the sober dress
suit and hat with nothing more for
midable in a Knights grasp than a
summer cane. Give us the appearance
OF peace rather than the appearance
of war. Just as we'll not to excite big
otry and be pointed out as American
members OF the "Swiss Guard"
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1905-09-09

Quite Distinction.-"If you viii. be.
very careful to eat plain food" said the
physician, "you will enjoy GOOD
health"
IF I have to eat plain feod," an
swered the epicure, II may have good
health, but I won't enjoy it."
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1905-09-09

According to the census returns OF
Minnesota the state has two healthy
centenarians, Margreta Danielson OF
Cambridge, and Mary Hoag of Tracy
The former was born in Sweden, and
is 1o4 years old, while the latter, who
was born in Rhode Island in 1904, is
1o1 years of age.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1905-09-09
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Perhaps the reason that Iowa has
shown decrease in population can be
accounted for by the number OF
iowans holding Office in Washington.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-09
Wifteiicr luieocr aftiu.

&om uGd)Itcn Montog an tritt cin
nclter Speiie5ettel fir ole Ser.
iuh8fontn6en ocs gferbou De-
partements in &roft.
@obington, 9. g., 6. SAT-.
- Die i%ogenmnten n@ifteiicr," be-
Itebeno aus GlertS oes Iderbaus0c-
p%ortements, ole iid) freipiQig als
&erIuhsfoninhen 3itr G%rprobung Ser
@irfurg bon fiinitlih prdlerOirten
2ebensmitteln ber9e9eben bnben,
neroen am nGfIten Montog Ii6 tpies
Der benz Gbemifer @ilep bonn 4fers
ban = Qepartement our 8erfiiglung
IteQen. Die Siitteruug Der @ifteiIer
NIT DerIdieoenen 2ebenSmittellt, Die
ouf fiinItlidem 8ege praierOirt itn0
ODER S0rbitofie entbolten, miro bis
gum WGr5 fortgelett lueroen. 8on
Mdr3 Bis gtitte 4pril iperocn Die
@ifteiier cine Hubepouie boben, itn0
Damn mill man 0ie @rperime1te bis
gum I. Suli fortieten.
Sod lit nifyt beItimmt, Oh man
neitere &criu6e nod oieier GtiGtltng
anlteaen iolG, ieOoh lit es ie6r wabrs
l6einlifl, ooB i'm 2oufe 6eS SabrcS
nod cine S6oor o@ifteiier," Ole Ell.
men lnper0orbenen Wogen baden, alt'
treten miro, Inn am eigenen &ei6e ers
problem 81 laiien, tpie Die in aiibI6e.
b1ltern altfbeunbrten 2~e6enSmittel,
iogenonnte rGol0 Storage" . Bro.
BUTTE, iGnen befommen. @eiliigel,
Dos lfon me9rere Sabre 1T oen gis.
b1uiern Der @roBidlGdlter gerrdbt
bat, ioQ i9nen ~borgeiest meroen.
0a5u giebt eS @emiiIe, onS III gefro'
renem 3ulton0e lange nfrtih" er6ol'
ten nuroe. Ger Gbemifer mill boilpt.
IGdli6 feititcIlen, Of nGoloS torage"'
2ebensmittel MISUNDERSTANDING iino
uuto nit pel6er Sdneai9feit 8afte.
rien = guttpidelllng IN Idlter1rmet
ue0eibt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-09
gcrmiidte telesrapbiide 9epeiden.

- s. 8. Weiier, gepeiener &aiiirer
Ser 9onf bon Saniloc Center, Wlid.,
lit IN Mooiion, 8isc., no er ieinen
Mobniib nit ieiner Somilie olifge'
i6logen bate, nltf Die gnidllIoigltng
Ger llntcridlogung oerboftet moroet
uno miro ii6 in Wihigon gu ueroltt'
norten baben.
yn Chicago luuroe Ser 9eteftip
George 8. 8enetamp in leiner @ob-
nung foot oufgefunoen. Sor elmer
ISOLDE mar Ger Wonn allf Ser StraBe
bon 5luei Mdnnern altgegriifen nno
Oerart miBbonoelt iuorOen, ooB er
~6eluuBtlos 5lrlommenbrafl. Grit Dor
5ipei Goqen lurr0c er aus Dem Solpis
tai entluiicn.
- DDS HotbboitS III S%pringfielo,
WoIi, iultroe gelterlt ollrd 8euer GER
it0rt. Mon Id)1bt ocn 8erlliit auf
$4,000.
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Cur Grinncrung.

Gbicago, 6. Sonuar. - Sier lit
ser 8lon oufgetoilht, our Crime.
rllng an Sen ioeben peritprbenen gro
ben WuiifOirigenten Ibeooore &bo'
mas DEM nellen 6errlid)en Seim oeS
Gbicogo'er Srfelters ben Namen
n5bomos SoQ" 5l perlei6en. 8iele
berporrogenoc @erebrer oes BerItors
benell, oorunter Ger Frdiioent ISM.
81. Surper BON Der ~llniuerlitot bon
Chicago, iino fir oo8 Broiett, mel'
DIES porollSii6tli6 sur Gusfiibrrng
fommen miro. 8ei Der beutigen Set
6enfeier fir oen perltorbenen Met
tier, ipel6er oaS Gbicogo'er Ordeiter
lin Corpora" beipobnteu, eelan9ten
MIR @uiifitiide bon Bad unb Bee
tbouen gum Sortroge.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-09

Die oMi[ing @orfers 8eGief ai
location" nllroe BON Della 8ofe.
Iono, 9Ion6c 9opte, 2i55ie @af1.
Iano, Wartbo 8irIer uno 6. Senrr
&eB fir geieuihoftIi6e uno tpobItba'
tige 3pede incorportrt.
18 Monote @efdngntB.
@briIte Bort olt6 ais Gbriitie 0lt.
botS befonnt, ser opl q. september
rpegeu grIonguug BON $tt95 mter
Nngobe foIider Tbotiodcr bon Sri.
Mforgucrite Scott iduIoig beiunoen
mllrOe, lit geitern bonn Rifterg9rigbt
5u t8 Monotcn @efGngniB perrrs
tbeiTt tporoen, Bort Duroe bon Sri.
Scott ooruit be~alrftrogt, gentle BON
ibr geIdriebene 9riefe 5llriid 5u er.
langen, unO inter hcr 8oripiegeIung,
ooB er in ieiner Illfgobe ~erfoIgreid
iei uno fem mijroe, entIodte er ser
iungen Dame nof uno mad Die &c,
mamie Sltnlllle.
g 6ooeneriob oerIongt.
Priscilla Ginoer mno Robert Binz
Ser reidten geitern i'm Supcriors@C-
riht Observation-Disclosures bon ie
$1,000 9egen bic o8cItli6e W}arpIdn.
Der 9obn" ciu. Bri8ciQo 8iloer be
bollptet, bon elmer locomotive &C.
troffen mo ocrIebt noroen 81 Iein,
un0 Hobert Ein0cr, ooB iein Bfero
uno Su9gp bon Der @ubn g%et0Otct,
rc1p. 5ertriimnert lulroe.
&Io9e 9c0en Sic ~ 8. GeIc,
pbon So"
2ouiS 6. &ofItetter reihte qeiterll
i'm Common BIeoS.@ crid)t cine 8etl.
tion Gin llnt sic nWorpono Sclcpbon
unb telegraph 60" 81 5uin2en, eil
SeIcpbon IN icirem Souie, Gtr. 1909,
Observation-Disclosures, 3u Dem Gons
troftpreiie bon $36 pro Sobr 5lt in
ItaUircn.
8eihte6en.
Srou Slioia g. 9nott tplr0c &c
Itcrn mad 13siGbrigerGbe bon Sone3
=. Snott geIdieOcrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-09
,Suttlco in 8pnb."

ct, BnuL 0tint., 6. Sonllor. -
3nS 0oirp & 5000 3eportemcllt oeS
Stootes bat Die 8eriolglrna bon
8erfGlIcrn BON &biSfep %begonner,
iuelher nit oergtifette y9ottlco III
Bond" Deriebcn lit, luto lpie circg(ua,
IpIe crgob, mebr ais 70 Yro5ent gu.
Iclol entbGlt. 9ie Gillette bate piele
SGuier 5lt oen1 @lnltben pernnloBt,
ooB Der 8biSfcD bon Der Negierlng
gorontirt lperoe, iuobreno lie nllr il
Diel g%orortirt. Dab Der 8bisfep lin
gon0" Tim Steueripetfer) Iid) be.
fllnoen bate. 3mei 8erioncn, ipeIde
nit iol6em 8bisfep bonoelteL iin0
III ct. Yolil oerbaftet mo nm 8elo
geitrait, cine lit III minneapolis Der.
bnftet iporoen; meitere GerbaitSbe.
feble iino ergangen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-09
S6iff6radise Seelcnte acrettet.

8ilm ngton SIC, s. Sut.
- No6 elmer Q%ltolpollen Nodt, n16.
reno melder lie Iid) an ole WtoIten if.
res ouf Den 6rping Gon SboaIS, 10
Weilen bonn 8oIobeoo.2 elt6tburnG,
an Der &iiite bon Horo.GoroIino, &c.
ltranoeten SdoonerS emma s.
Wttooleton" antlammern muBten,
nm BON Den ltiirmild erregten 8el-
len nift iiber 9oro g%eriiien 81 tuer.
Den, purOen Captain 3. 6. Gibbs
unO ieine Wunnibnft bon feds Yerlc.
ltcn bon Den Observation-Disclosures
Der Stotionen bon Cape Scar uno
Oaf,SSIono g~e6orgen uno bon Dem
S6leppoampfer u~Gleronoer SoneS"
bon bier gelonOet. 9oS 5obr5eug,
pel6eS iif nit elmer 2ooung 4oblcn
bon Netuport RetuS mad GborleIton
befanb, lit bouitGnoig 5lun 8rad ge.
mor0eu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-09
Sran 9obee's SniueIcn beriteisert.

Rem. Dorf, 6. Sonuor. - Die
berii6mt geluor0enen Dodge lnuelen,
pelde Dor flint SoGren bon Den GOLF
Snlpcttorcn nit 9eidlog belegt tultr-
Den, peil WirS. YbDGiS Is. Dodge lie
nid)t ocflorirt bate, iuirroe belrtc ni,f
offentlid)er Geritcigerlng Ocrfouft.
Die cr5ielten Grciic betrllgen int
9urhldnitt lucnigcr, oils 80 Bro5ent
oeS obgcI6Gbten @ert6eS. Gin Ser
Ien-SoGsbono I'M @ertDe bon 5000
int HUSBAND, nit cillem 3oll bon $2t,.
$50, olio I'M @eiommtiuertb bon
$56,036, tunroc fir $21 900 ocrfnllit,
Gin Yenonlt nit Hiibi,lcn mo 3ia.
nlonten brodtc $525 mo ein onoereS
SolSbolto nit 0iontanten i'm 8ertbc
bon $1,000 lunroc fir $3523 bcrfaltit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-09
Ginc 9GfcrldnIe fiir bic 9[rmec.

8oibin tor 9. g., 6. Son.-
Ilf Nnltebcn oc8 Generals @citon,
@cncrolprooiont GoumiiiGr8, bat
Der aricaSiefrctGr oic Grrihtltng eli.
ncr Sd)lrlc fir @Gdcrei in Sort nj.
len, aonio8, perfii9t, in lpcIdcr mcb,
rere &cbrlingSfIoiicn ser &eibe mad
ic bier Wtonotc IN ser &unIt Scr
9roObcrcitltng unterri6tct lpcrOcu
%loIlen. Se0e &loIie miro aus IS
0torn, bier bon Der aopoQerie, bier
bon Ser Slrti1cric un0 5ebn bon Scr
Snfantcrie b%eiteGcn. Nod 8ollcn'
Dung ibrcr &ebr5cit meroen Die 9Gder
beridieoenen Hcgimcntern 5ltgetbeilt
iperoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-09
Grnm's Grmcnnnns cnolid 6%eItdtiat.

8a6ington, 3. g., 6. San.
- Die @%rnennung 8. O.. Grum'S,
zines gte9ers, gum 3olleinnebmer
bon Gbarleiton, @. g., oeren 9eItG.
tigung bisber INNER bonn Senator
Gilman bintertrieben iuoroen mar,
milr0e IN Ser beutigen @refrltioiibung
oe5 SenatS nit SO gegen II Stim.
men beltGtigt. Grum mar bonn YrGs
%lioenten oreimnl Ddbreno Ser regel.
mdBigen Sttung oes GongreIies ul0
oreinlul mGbrenO Der GongreBierien
5t Dem froglid)en Soften ernonnt
luoroell. Gr miro icbt onS SalGr
bonn Datum Der critcu grncnnliug al
er9ulten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-09
Inflaacn fallen aclaSlcn.

Cripple Greer, Col, 6. San.
= Phi Intrag oeS 9iltriftsanrpolts
iino Die 4nflagen Der Worooeri6tp0.
rnng gegen Die 9eanten ser ,8e'
Itern 5eoeration OF WtinerS" nieoer-
geldlagen iporoen. Die angeflagten
iparen: 9rdiioent Charles 8. @oper,
Sefretdr 8. 9. Sapipooo mo Die
grefutinmitglieber s. 6. 8iaiams,
s. 81. S'yaeia, .. s. Gopley. s.
airpin, Sanes u. gafer iino Sreo.
Miniter bon Der Federation Of Wei.
ners." Die Strafperiolgiing pnr6e
IN 8erbinorng nit oen Strifc t. lin.
ruben i'm Cripple Greet . @e6iet ein.
geleitet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-09
S6eo. S6omas' Na6laf.

the BON 100000. - Ter groBtt
GbeiI ser SammIlng iou Dem
Gbicago'er Grdeiter 3ufauen,
Gbicogo, 6. Somtor. 1ic
pom Dem oeritorbenen SrheIteroiri,
qcnten Sbeooor Ebomu8 binterlui'
iene muiitalll6e 9ibIiotbet, cine
Sommllng ieItener Monuitripte Il,
Yartituren beriibmter Tonmeiiter,
iou ser 9obingcidie0ene gum Gbeil
oils BermddtniB an oiientIide 8ibIio-
tbetcn bcitimmt bobcn. 8abreno lei
ner Iongeu Girigeuteu . 2aufbabn
bot Sbomo5 cine groBe Wtenge Sor.
titltrcn uno Wonuifripte, Ole gum
Sbeil BON oen gIlltoren ielbit ibm &c.
Idenft Dllroen, geiammeIt uno feline
mlliifnlii6e 8ibliotbet iou einen
@ertb bon 100000 ba6en. Bon Sabr
81 Sobr bat iih oieie SommIung &c.
mebrt mo tie ioIl ole wertbooIIite lis
rer grt in Sen &ereinigten Staoten
iein. IS beiBt, BOB einige Srigiuals
Bortituren bon @oqncr, 2is5t un0
ouOcren bcrilbmtcn Gomponiiten ser
oiicntIidcn 8ibliotbcf 5llfoIlen per.
Den. Cine SommIung bon 8ros
grommcn oller Gon5erte, oie inter
2citltng bon Ebomo8 Itottgefunoen
hubell mo in 9rdiorm crboltcn iilrn,
loIl Der Nem6crrp 9ibliotbcf Der.
maft lcin. 0o5 GbicoQo'cr SrdeIter
miro, obpobI cine beItimmte gtnfiit.
oi9ung nod uid)t criolgt lit. uoroltS.
iid)tIid) 0cn ar0Btcn GbciI ser Dinters
Iolicnen @ibIiotbct ieinc8 ocrItorbt.
1en 0irigcnten crbultcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-09
Sdiffsnadridten.

g en Dorf, 6. Sonuar. - Der
0ompfer yGeoric" lit bon bier nad)
2iDcrpool o6geinbren.
GueenStomr II, 6. Sonuar.
Or Gantpier oGompania." bon Heip'
Y3rf mad 2ioerpool beItinmt, lit
bier angefommen lltb iitbr meiter.
Noptlle, 6. Sanlar. Ser
1ompfer .Yarilian" BON 2iperpool
lit bon bier noh SaIifar uno Ct.
Sobn, u. =. obgefabren.