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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-07-19
Fatal Wreck in lowa.

Marshalltown, la, July 1T.-Thrce
men We're killed and two probably
fatally inquired in Il freight wreck on
the Iowa Central railroad near Rich
land, In. Tho dead: Jesse Long, Ell
gineer; William West. fireman; Sam.
uel Woolsey, brakeman. The injured:
C. IL. Williams, engineer; W. l.. Me
Mahon, fireman.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-07-19

When Thomas +. Ryan took hold
of the Equitable he began. to patron
ize newspaper clippings bureau.
They had to cut so many clippings
for him that an increase of readers
was necessary and Ryan was flooded
with them. So he sought relief by
having only favorable notices sent to
him, and now they say he didn't
have a single clipping for ten days.
Good cure for conceit." quoth Mr..
RYAN.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-07-19

New York. July IT, Senator w. A,
Clark. who is recovering from an op-
Grafton upon an abscess in the ear,
passed Il comfortable night. and the in
dications are apparently very favor
able. l'r. Mckernon visited the pa
ticnt at 6:l1, remaining but half an
hnpr
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-07-19
Earthquake Shock. In Maine.

Portland, Me-, July IA slight
earthquake shock was felt at $40 a.
m. followed In few seconds by Il
heavier one. No damage was reported.
The shocks are said to have been
heavier than those experienced March
u, 1904. They We're reported very
severe at August, Bangor, Lewiston,
RocLland and Brunswick.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-07-19
NEGRO MURDERS TWELVE
Three of HIS Victims Being q Woman and
Two Children-WHl Probably Die
of Torture.

New Orleans, July 13.-News is
brought TO :his port from the island of
Utilla, off Honduras, that negro
named McGill got aboard a trading
schooner, the Olympia, and when Il
short distance from shore at night pro-
cecded to kill the crew in order to OBJ
tain 500 there WAS on board. There
We're thirteen persons on board, includ-
ing two women and two children. but
excluding Mccill. OF these he killed
twelve, the only one escaping being
Miss Elsie Morgan. whom lie shot in the
arm and struck over the head with an
oar.
She swan ashore. and roamed along
The coast for two days. when she was
rescued and told her story. McGill was
arrested later and taken back to the
island. There is 10 death penalty in
Honduras, but 1t is not doubted tina,
the islanders will torture the prisoner
to death.
Mobile Ala. July 15.-Captain Doe
of the steamer Condor. which has ar
rived here, from Cciba. reports that the
negro McGill. who murdered the crew
ana eight passengers of the British
cattle steamer Olympia. of Honduras.
has been lynchcd. When McGill was
captured nj I'll Province lie was placed
aboard the Honduran warship Tatumb-
lar and sent back TO Utilla island.
The natives planned to burn the pris-
Oner, but later he was taken from the
officials and hanged. The laws of the
island forbid capital punishment.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-07-19
Alleged Discovery Of a Plot to Blow
Up the Gar When Hs, Goes
to Moscow.
Right Under the Apartments Which
the Gar Was to Occupy.
NINE OF DYNAMITE Is FOUND
Gen. Trepor Is Condemned to Death
by the Terrortsts Reported
Revolt of Troops at Mos.
COW and Warsaw.

Odessa, July 14.-Twenty- four lead
ers Of the recent disturbances here
We're hanged in various prisons. Anoth-
er batch of seventeen will be publicly
executed in day or two.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-07-19

Des Moines. La. July ID. = After
saving his wife and months old baby
from flames which were destroying
their home Samuel Il. Howard, Il young
farmer living near Shambaugh, Page
county, went back after some house
hold goods and was burned TO death.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-07-19
FIFTY Mile. of Corn Destroyed.

Des Moincs, Ia, July l5.-A remark
able midsummer hail storm has de-
stroycd fifty miles of corn near Fort
Dodge. Whole fields of grain, mostly
corn. We're beaten fiat by the down
pour of ice. The hailstones We're of
unusual size and broke many windows.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-07-19
Two Young Ladies Drowned.

Rochester, N V. July 17.-By the
accidental ovcrturnng of rowboat
on keuka lake, Miss Maude Masten.
of Pennyan, and Miss Remer Faulk-
ner, of Mansfield, Pa, were drowned.
-Four others of the party We're res
cued after much difficult.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-07-19
GEN. BLACKMAN Is LEAD
Head of the Grand Army OF til. nepul.,to
Passes to His test While on = Tour
Of G. A. II. posts,

Boise, Ida, July 17.-Gencral W. W.
Blackmar, commander-in-chief of the
G. A, H., is dead of interstitial ncphrit-
is. His wife was with him during
his illness. The body will be embalmed
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-07-19

Des .Moines, Ia, July I4.-ln con-
vention the county attorneys of Iowa
condemned DowieisID and Christian
Science. BY resolution the association
asked the legislature to pass II law
making it a crime for parents to deny
their children medical attention.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-07-19
PEARY STARTS FOR THE ART1c
The Roosevelt. Ha. begun Her Voyage to
tho Seas That Are Always
Frozen.


New York, July 17.-I.icutcnant Rob
ert T.. Peary has started on his long
journey in quest of the north pole. His
ship. the Roosevelt. which had been
lying in the North river opposite Thir.
tieth street since July s, weighed an
Choir and got under way at $40 p. IN.
yesterday. Peary himself only went
to Sandy Hook. returning and taking
train for Sydney, c. b., where he will
join.
On board the vessel besides the eX.
plorer's party was Il number of guests
and newspaper men. who accompanied
the ship as far us Sandy Hook. where
they We're taken off by navy yard
tug sent out BY Admiral Coghlan. The
Roosevelt was slluted by all manner
of steam and sailing craft on her way
to sea-
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-07-19

HON. DAVID u. HENDERSON.
musket and dwelling in fancy amid
the battle scenes of forty years ago,
the man who has devoted the better
part of his life to the service of his
country as soldier, statesman and ora
tor. is pitiful wreck of his former
Golf
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-07-19
Nothing yentured

Ada-Timid, isn't he? May-Awful-
ly. He's so afraid that she'll say no
That he won't give her a chance to say
yes. Brooklyn Life.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-07-19

Wit should be used as n shield for
defense rather than as sword to
wound others.-Euller.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-07-19
Son to rrlncc.s of wnlcs.

London. July 13.-The princess of
Wales has been safely delivered of
son.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-07-19
Ltnevi.ch Change Tactics.

Toxic, July l7.-An army officer who
has returned from Manchuria says that
the expectation that General Linevitch
would assume the aggressive il dimin-
ishing. The Russians who formerly
conducted the most active reconnois-
sQnces, General Linevitch with his
staff personally going to the advanced
line inan endeavor to draw out the jap
anese and discover their positions of
strength, have ceased and 1t is be-
lieve that General Llnevitch's tactics
now are to be nOnaggressive and en-
tirely on the defensive. Reports of the
existence of epidemic and contagious
diseases among the Russians continue
to reach the Japanese army. The jill,
discussing the substitution of NJ. Witte
for Ambassador Muravieff says that
the recall Of the latter recalls his
speech at The Hague. The Jill says:
"The higher standing and larger cali
Der of NJ. Witte and his advocacy Of
peace improves the situation"
Situation At tho Front
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-07-19

st. Petersburg, July 14.-The latest
achievement of the terrorists, so 1t is
reported, is the excavation OF sub
terranean passage beneath the apart
ments set apart for the cars use in
the castle of Ilinskoye, near Moscow.
This passage leads to a cellar where
1t is declared $50 pounds of dynamite
We're concealed awaiting the arrival at
the castle of the car, who had ar.
ranged to go there in the near future
to convene the assembly of representa-
tives of the people for the prOmulga-
ton of governmental reforms. Many
arrests have been made, including en-
ployes of the CASTLE and the discovery
has given the autocracy a great shock,
because 1t shows the power and per-
sistence of the terrorists.
TrepoT Condemned to Death.
General Trepoff looks for assassina-
ton at any moment, so many threats
have been conveyed to him, and in
such extraordinary ways that he he.
lieves himself powerless to avert his
own violent end. He has been told
that he may go abroad with IMMUNITY:
that he will not be murdered on the
street, but that he will meet death
lin your own room. You will die in
your bed" The terrorists seem to take
pride in issuing challenge giving a
demonstration of their power to pene-
trate the armor of the police. The gen
crnl says: Il will at least. die Mt my
post Of duty"
shouvslof's Assassin Identified.
Official advices received by the min
lister of the Interior say that the assas-
Sin of Project of Police Shouvaloff, OF
Moscow, has been identified rs a for
mcr school teacher OF st. Petersburg
named Kulikovsky. He was first ar
rested in 1901. and three years Inter
was eXiled to Siberia for six years by
the late Interior Minister Won Plehye.
but escaped In 1904. Kulikovsky was
next discovered at Moscow last June.
prowlng around the government build
ings. He was arrested and taken to n
police station, from which he escaped.
Upon his escape Shouvaloff offered
reward for Kulikovsky's capture.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-07-19

Love of our neighSor is the only.
door out of the dungeon of self.-Mac-
Donald.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-07-19
Situation :. ,he From.

Sipinghai, Manchurla, July IA
Quiet continues along the front, but
the Japanese are still moving IN
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-07-19
D. VSl,,! sl.l|,,lr.,l.

The Regular and Reliable rhi-
cago Specialist. who has visited
Manchester, every month since
1901, will be at the larencf
House.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-19

pince") micoer ais Stoot Der Union
ciuicbt, obuc oen Hebelcu nuS
Stimmre6t SIT eut5ie6en. Die &0ltpt-
letter Scr rcpublifanii6cu Yartci be-
micien ibm Nnbcr, BOB ole GonItitl-
ton ibm ni6t crIoube, irgeuo tueldle
9cltimmungeu itber Ooa Stinrmrcdlt
III Den cin5elnen Staaten an t%rcffen.
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III Der otc repllblifnniidcu &citcr i'm
ST ollcn m0glidcn aebdiiigen WoB-
rcgclu Gegcu ole beitegtcn Staaten,
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NnfilbrCr Der Rebeuion ii6erreoen
polltcn lprud &iucoln 5ru SdluB
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ihihte linn uie pergeiien miro: y@as
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gen Den Acnuucu Mortlaut Ger Gone
ititution unter Der Notbmcnoi0feit
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ter Sircolu'S Administration idfucr
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nun elm %itorter 6onflift 5uii6en linn
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itrllttion Der obeiiegten" Stuoten Ii.
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miebcr legte Solution iein Seto Elm
gegen 9ei6liiiie oeS Gougreiies.
IGmmtlidc 9teger in allen Staaten
fir frei 81 erflGren, obne ooB Die
fiir5li6 in Hcbeaiou gctueienenSt oa-
ten I'M Gon9reB pertrctel1 ieien. A6er
am IS. 0e3ember 1865 muroe Der ge-
idlltB NIT Scr crforoerlihen Mcbr.
belt bon 5tpei 9rittbeilen iI6er lein
Veto a%ngenommcn mo lpdter Don
Den ein5cInen Gtaoten ionftionirt.
Somit bate SflnpCrCi IN cen Ser.
Stooteu ibr Gnoe CREDIT.
(Gin Sdlnb.Nrtitel iolat.)
Baltimore, Den II. WRdr5 1908.
Is. &open.
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mlBtc. CAB babel Ser 9uditobe ocS
@eiebeS nidt gor5 e~ingebalten mcr-
oen tonnte, ipor nidt 5lt perneiOen.
Sci groBen llmpGl3ltngeu in Der &C.
l6i6tc Der 9totioncu fam Dies chen
ui6t 9ci6ebcn. 8oS Dem 6orti6ritt
I'M @cgc ite6t, muB fo%rt9crGumt
mcrocn. $50 m0gIid) oltf geiebli6cm
Mc9c - iouit olrdp oic @etpolt oc8
StGrtcrCn.
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Die
NaoifalHeilmng Der
Nerpeni6 ~ ode

S6iOa4s nero0fe ser[oqeI, eepLast bon
SottningSIofigiett un6 fbIefien Erdnmen,
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@ebors lno @efi9is, aatarr1, Mlaaeno-iden,
StnbIberliopiung WSSiiotaieit err0fbeik. Sit
tern 9er5tlepfet acknowledgements. aenaft.
lt6teit rnb 1%rilbiinn, etfdbren aus
benz nSugenbfrenno," iuie cinfadb
idnea nnb biais aae nnnatiirIidcn
gerlnite nnb anOere Solsen jnseno.
lidcr g%erirrnHsen erinSli6 gebeilt
nno pDll' @cinnObeit nuo Srobiinn
uiebererlanst perScn f6uncn.-@ans
neues 'Seilperfabren. Sober ieiu
eigener Nr5t. -
9iefes anberoroentIi6 interefIunte uno Iebrs
relhe BUD (Nntlaae 1000. peInes bon Jung
iito Wit neleien perost foute, fdnn aeaen Gin
ienonng bon 90 Gents griefmarIeH o~erIIeQeIt
be5oeen peroen bon Der
Yripat- 9finiG, 1S1 s. Ape.,
@ciu.gorf, 3.-y.
(NdutR Inn T&gQ1
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Rr. 1924, Sfts8oItimores sirabe. - BIN,
mer an Serren 81 bermietben. - Setnite
@etrdnfe iinb Wetne. s81ps8 ieipsBraies
rets"Bier. GeriamnlIinesIofaI beS Oft
2ombaroftr. Sufmertp. BdIs iilb 2etbs
gereinS@. gtef. s9el. sri. Sermon 4942 70.
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sum geriauf in DftsgaItiuore. aneren8eno an
etrabe, Ode bon 8aItimoresStraBe. aonlInt
suerft NIB babt bic glustpabI. 9iefe Sdifer
tinb In ieoer SiHiidt MODERN, nit wlarmors
bederuneen, einfhIieBIi6 gbSnssfanaI. geent
fdaIitb u,o Gonntae5 an Srt unb Gtene. Bee
rist ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS gSngeots.
ebm. 3. Gallagher, gnllnternebner,
u2s-) 9tr. 2s0s, Sairmount'stbe.
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gu berfanfen pSer ST Ucrmietben.

9u Oertnufen pber 81 uermicthen:
Sine Bdderei uno Goloitorei. 9idd5nirage1
bel Ebcu. Sreiiel, @arrcntut, IA.
C1 .3,5,7,9,SD
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q. q. e1rsod,

Etnfid1cf WbbDfnt mo WedltsaHfunIf
Gu perfaufeE: SauS i'm 700 8Iod, 8eitsQers
inatonsStrnbe, ID 3iunier uIio gaoe5immer; 90
Bro5ent &npitalanIdae.
Sbrnpd & SnHlpr,
Re9tsanipdIte, Srunoeieenthunss uno
8erH6erlnes.g Ieenten,
Tr. 3t8, 81. gaulsStrahe.
(globt0, I&S, 6Wltel
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Sit b~erfanfen.


WIHHbtHDt NTTItHi.
Sine in better qaee NdIlimore's felt 25 Sabs
rem beiiebenoe Ndderei. ipeIde eiften 8eroienit
bon $500 big. $4,000 %abiuirft, lit llmftdnoe ball
Der fofort biuia 5u oeriuute1. %gleerten oerbes
ten. NuG5ufragen uIter -. ~" i'm ,9eutidjeu
6urreponOemt," All ct. Eanf. etraRe.
G7--S)
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Sa Serfanfem ober st berpadten.


3u u~erfauicu poer Su uerpndtcu:
Sine Barn bon 100 NderH, 80 gtder fuIiis
oirt. in Mime IrunoeIsGpuntb, iiabe 9ifenbnbus
Station llno GonferoensS nbrif. 9td68uiraaen
il Nr. ~, Gurb'Garplinc' strahe, @interge'
bduoe. 1861
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gu oerfauien cher , II p~erpadbten:

9n oerfanfen cher 5u berpadten:
SaS ipertbbole Srnnoftid an Der ode bon
90 BET 1870 Sub, Ser bintere 3beiI bes @runos
ltiids ptro tfir Elm @ef6dftsaebiube bes .9eut'
t6ert @orreipo1oent" beniibt tueroer. Ndbere
Wnsiunft bel e. 8atne, @r. All, ct. ganl.Str.
(301-)
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Teuttdes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
pr. 2t9, GiiosSbarpsStrabe, inter Der glufIi6t
Der y9eutfdeu @eieui9nit." - 9ieienigen, Die
gu bef6ditieen piinf6en, ipoIen ib perf6nli6
poer in fraHftrten 9riefen an ben Qeenten Der
Sefelf6nft, SUbnnn .. WteDer, Or. 2t9, Glib
SbarpsStrase, iuenoen, pelber rHentgeItli9
e~luSiunft ertbeiIen iuiro. (San2S,1S)
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3n perfauien:
Snuss uno 2iaiiorsadocn: Elm alter 9Iab, no
quite @ef6dite getban iperoen. 9tudbsufrnoeft
in Nr. 903, SHb.9bariessStrnR (76-7,9J
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unb eisis RotlS isnbsu mir
9hnsn uuisrsu aroBsn, ftiu-
tuuitrtertcn bsutihtn Ga
mtn- uub pnan3eutataloa,
pieltn 6%armiamsn
Brobeu bdruutsr Gspiiuis.
bromus, Cane. SpelL RotH,
Htatou 8 Brds, Mtiitn,
Gsritt, aliits Rice Il. /. ~.
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BUR abiuidclnna clues IadfaTeS.
43 elder feineS ebene5 2ano innerDaih eirer
WseiIe bon Der Staotgrei5e; iueeen boiler auSs
funft penoe man ii6 an 9iubert g. Gorie, CIR.
1928, gprosS aluerfsS trnke. (pldr31.tWlD
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gliter Gpnfeftsaaben uno Sars, and fir
irae1o elm nnoeres 9ei9dft pafieno, i'm 800s
foiten. = Srcif5dises Wobnbans nit 2aoen
an Der GcottsS frdbe.~- @iitgebenoer @rpceps
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ebenIo elmer an Der WsofbersStraBe. Nd65ls
Garen. straRe. WlarpIano 1eIepbon Q. 751,
(giobt6@)
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Sine unge beuiife Srnu NIT i6rem 5iueiidb.
rigen &inoe fudt Gtelltng fir Den anu5en 3do.
gIa65ufraeen in 8r. 1927, sitc.Soucs atraRe.
(76-S)
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81. IT. WutrnutH71 pnHe
Norbofts9de @ougbs lillo @aroltnesStrdbe,
91liptqunrtier oes pS10ernsWl1tnerhorS".
N.sS,s @de @ouabs lIno @aroIineItr. Ser,
etnsper1ammlung ieoen Sonneritag Ibeno.
9ieue MitgIieoer ipilfommet. 8or5ilqs
Iides Wier Der Acknowledgement I'M Hapf.
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Safub 9lieh' Charlottesville"
gaorbofts@de Der poips unb SorreftsStrabe.
Sauptduartier oes @eiargbereinS aWtelos
bic. Singitunoen ieben 9onnertidg@beno.
BerfammIuneen oeS centennial Wtebgers
8ereins" ieoen 9. uro d. Sienitne i'm Wlos
nat. 3eIep6on - Wit. 8ernpn 2666 U.
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Sn tnitet 1eiudlt:
Sin Saiis. puitenb fir cine gSirtbfhdft. Sod
5uirn9eH I'M ySeutifcn 6orreipunbeut," All
ct. EnulsStrafc. G7-9)
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Wcrlnnnf.
&crIanst inn alsemeineu.


Sin iutGer 6err ipiinfc6t Noit uno 2ogis in
auient oeutf6en Suuie. rn0glifit fabe Der 9de
bon @lilnips itno GaltimorezS trnBe. Sell. Sfs
ierte1 nit 0reiss9ltgabe inter 80. 80" an Die
expedition oieies 3eitung er6eteiI, (7S-9)
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Rr. 1104, observation-disclosures.
Ser rgorooit SmIHeripdbrenbe ganberein
bon Baltimore perfdrnmett ft6 bier
ieben Wiontd9. - George 8rebm & Cons
Bier am 8apL nab beutf6er art btreit
bonn SAB.
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efmiht,s ..Gifenfrans.nant.A

SdnIbt's uWtd1entfan5spaHtt"
@de 8. unb @ouebs Strabe. S~auptanartier
beS p8apern 3r. s1lnt. sBereins, q u@ihens
franSs9 gereins.| Canton Sr1merip.
gniis uno 9eibsYereius," .9eutfbe 9es
miit6Ii6feit" unc r&efeIfhmiebes1inton".
g. & g. - mi. 8ernon 1898 %.
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Rr. 432 ELECTROMAGNETIC, S%tebIanbtotpn.
Sau~ptauartier oes r9nbento > Wldnners
6ors". Gineitunben Sienitae, slbenbs 8
1tbr, nflo oeS ,WonunentaIs8iftrift gr.
231, 8. u.sB. rWpnumentaI" sgier AM
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Bfr. 3. q. Suppcrt, Beiter.
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Gin beutideS @hepuur obne Ginoer iudt etc
Iinn uuf elmer Surm uoer in einem Sotel. 3
~erfragen in 9r. 1905, ElumsSneD. GS-S0)
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Gr. tt2o bis fi22, Sarforo.abenue.
Snuptqunrtier oeS D1b1Iia' Wsdnnerhors".
S1ne iinb Sommeranrten billie ol oer'
miet1en. GlIter Blue fir gluiternr1fter.
Seinite @etrdnie. SreisBooI. g. & g.
GeIepbon - Oit. Bernon 1859 u.
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Subu Sran5's y9adsr-Serberse,"
Nr. 1886, Sarritons, na6e aeTinetonsStr.,
SEQ. @Int9er, IT,, Br1usgo's Bier. g8ars
mer 2mnf6 bon 12 bis 1 llbr Nddbmlt'
tags. 9lae beuti6eu Bidder itio auu De
iube eingeIaoen.
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( MarpIanbsI eIepbon - 81 81.
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