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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-04

/ 3eOs feoi cast Of and parallel 10 the
I fiHhi ut way of the AtchisOu. Topeka
a Santa re railway hoing about mid.
way between said right of way aud
tht accquin hadrc Do los narelaa for
nearly threcguarters Of n mile. then
al the end of the firHt tangent Il would
parallel said aceqlia, and then cross
nni recfuas u, and at the eud of SEQ
und tangent interaoct che north end Of
me present county road along aud al.
joining the railway. a ruad which CON.
tinuo9 g0uthward 20 tho south bound.
afy of the county. The first soctlun of
the propoaed rOad crOssos twenty .fOnr
separate tracts " land without necea
hhfy damage % Improvements. save on
one tract that of John Molitor. In
tha Instance tho damarp would con
siHt oi the removal Of an adobe poul-
Try house about l 2 BY 90 feet In aige
ANA feet high, with q tln r0oi. a few
sheds and trees would require removal
also.
The character Of the land on thia
section ia suitable Tor the mnklns of
EuOd Rad Tha desirahilily OF tho
road "a shown BY the fact that Of the
twcntyfOuf tracts intoraccsed on tan.
geLt ca only four nov have an outlet
or inlet by any pnDlic ,1ad The soc.
ond tangent lb) IA auryeyo,i along tho
hcequh Madre o. los barelas. az
shown on plat, and intorsects several
poultry honaea, one barn. and would
require the removal Of ono adobe
house belonging 20 NJ. e, Ortiz by
Strengthening the acequia along this
section, bridging would be avoided,
and very good rDading could be had
with a small amount of grading with
pl0we and scrapors
With tho exception 81 the damage
20 tho housea ~ Mrs. y. Chavez ana
NJ. q, Ortiz, and considering The ne.
cessity 81 an outlet by wagon road. tho
opening % thia road would, IN my
opinion, enhance the value ~ the
lands 'ntorscctod. Of thiriy.0ne tracts
only nine have legal OF upen outlet
by wagon For the reasons above act
forth IN detail. and taking into con
iideratlon both public and private con-
yenlonce and Inconvenience, and an
lhe exponao, ! deem the establishment
Df the proposed rond expedlenf, and
strongly recommend NJ Respectfuiiy
PITT EOsg."
IN the mattgr ~ the petition OF Jose
Rafael Candelaria ami thirty.two ath.
,rs FOR the establishment u public
road IN precinct 40. 5, the oOmmla-
iioncr heretofore appointed by tho
board % view and examine the pro-
loaed rad. haviEg flad his report Ia
'avoy ~ SAID ROAD. a - nov ordered ~
his board that the 18th day Of March,
lso9i ~ hereby appointed IA the day
when the matter must be acted upon.
md that within thirty days from this
late all claims for damages IA cOlise-
iuence of the establishment 0g said
'oad must be made. and cannot be-
made or changed thereafter. which
slalms mus bo made IN writing and
lied Ia the once ~ this board.
II being made 30 appear 10 tho
,oard that vinc~ute Herrera. who was
iR January 2. 1905, BY this board ap-
'oinied a. road supervisor for precinct
No ~, was nof then ana ~ not now a
'eaidont of that precinct. and Is there
Ore not qualified 40 hold said ofioo,
Z Is ordered that said appointment ~
hereby vacated and - aside, and 4
4 further ordered that Rafael grlewo
~ and he hereby ia appointed roaa
Of precinct No e.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-04
TslEeRAPHoNgs ON SANTA
FE CENTRAL

On next Tuesday the Santa Fe Cen.
trBl VIII start % work on The insfaila.
tl0n along iis line ~ tho t0lcgraphono
system. which win bo giv0n 4 thorough
trial and II found aatiafacaor IN every
respect, will bo perman1 8 Ny adopted
by the r0ad. y. IL. Griuianaw end w
y. CLARION viii place the instrumental.
which are now Ia Santa Fo ready 70
be put up. This n the same aygtoIn
which II IA use upon tho Denver a
Rio Gand0. the Sosthcrn Pacific and
other rallrcadH. These toiegIaphonos
are like che ordinary t0loph0nOs, ek.
cent that they are connected with the
regular telegraph wiros al instri-
ments, boin teiegraDhlc and tele.
graphonlc being on tbo single wire.
An Instrument viii b placed al each
station and another one Ia Mr.. Grim.
shaw'a santa 10 once, A aiali0ns
whore there arc no agents the inatru.
mcnt Will DO placed In . bOK attached
20 the telegraph pole, and viii be a..
ceasinio 90 trainmen, section furemon
and other employees. IN addition there
viii 10 one Instrument sn the pasaen-
ger car ~ tralns Nos ] and ?, and an
extra instrument placed on tho work
train. When mo conductor Of a iraiE
Wishes 20 call 10 the once - fopors
an accident 0r other interruption 81
trnnlc. an that he has 20 DO u take thc
inatrumonl ou. Of The coach, throw cha
wire over tho regular teieEraph wire.
and use the ieleFrnphuo as he would
the ordinary Telephone
Tho Coairal will install sOycn2oen ~
these inkirunenfa AZ once. completely
equipolnR ~ limo. and q n though
thsi they wiA add much % tho saioiy
N the sraina.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-04
HOUSE.
Afternoon sesslon--45th Day.


tCoutinuod from wednesday,
Speaker Dalles called the house "a
order AZ 3.35 O'Clock. Every member
was present. The reading OF che
journal was dispensed with
Mr.. Sanchez moved that house bin
No. if5. by Mr, Howard. providing Tor
the appointment o board OF control
of the scvilleta land giant In SocOg.
~ county, be taken up for consldera.
tiOn under suspension of the rules. The
motion carried and she bin was passed
BY q unanimous vote.
Mr.. do Baca asked unanimous con.
sent 20 introduce bill. which was
granted. L was house bin No. iiS.
BY Mr.. Dc Baca, An Act 10 regulate
the licenses Of gambling house. Re
forred 10 the COMMITTEES on corpora.
fions
buqucque Lodge No. fGi, b. =. o. Elks
inyting the members Of The house %
attend iho Elks bazaar now In prog
ress In the Duke city.
REPORTS or STANDING COMMIT
TEES
The committee on agriculture and
manufactures. reported house bin No
80. by Mf sanchez, An Act with ref
cmmendaaiOn that Il be not passed
The report was adopted and together
with the bill was laid ON the table In.
donniiely by a vote Of 20 20 4.
The committee on irrigation report.
ed house bill No. SO. by MIR. Sanchez.
An Ac' 20 prevent companies corpora
tlonE Or individuals from changing the
natural course Of rivers creeks. or
arroyos with he recommendation that
Il be not passed. The report was
adopted and together with the bill wag
laid on the table indefinitely.
Tho committee on irrigation report.
Cd house bill No iO6. by Mr.. Ortiz, An
Act 60 amend section 90 OF the COM
piled laws Of 1897, fixing tho age linn.
Il of mayordomos At 20 years. recon
mendlng that u not be passed. Tho 70
port was adoped and together with
che bii was laid on the table indef-
nitely.
The committee 90 finance reported
house hlll No. 90. by Mr.. psBuleton.
An Act authoritizlng Mas sue Green
leaf 10 write a history OF New Mexi-
90 for use In the public schools. rec
ourmcnding thas the committee suhsti.
fnle BE- passed The report was adopt
ed The bill provides that the history
shall be- tho standard book for ave
yeara and that Il shall be- ready in
ak months The author .ls 20 ho
raid $500 within ak months aud 90
per cent Of tho profit on the book.
When approved the author is 90 be
paid $500 more. Tho appropriation
am0unts 90 81 800 In addition TO tho
royalty on che history.
Mr. Sanchez moved that the rules
be suspended and the blll read the
third time IN full, preparatory 10 he
passage, The motion was lost by
vote OF IA 10 10.
Mr. sanchez th0n moved that the
substitute be made a special order for
40 O'Clock Thursday morning. but upon
roll call the motion failed.
The substitute was ordered 90 take
the regular course and was referred 20
the committee or finance.
The judiciary committee reported
house bin No. % by Mr. sanchez. An
Act 70 extend the work OF the depart
ment OF geology OF tho University of !
Now Mexico, recommending that Il be |
passed The repoH was adopted. The /
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-04
PROCEEDINGS OF THE
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

The board mvi on February i0
1905 pnrauant to adjournment, with
lion. Alfred GrunsfCld. chairman. Sc
toro Sanchez and Manuel Springer
members, eud J. c.. Summers. clerk,
present
Minutes OF previous meeting were
read and approved.
The following letter 10 the board
from r. a. Kent was then read.
To che Board Of County Commission.
ers, Bcrnalillo County, N. M.
"Gcnlomcn--l BEG leave % inform
you that ! accept tho franchise sub.
lect 10 the conditions therein con.
thincd, permitting the bulldlng and op.
Grating Of a gas plant In Bernallllo
county, as passed by your honorable
body on the 3ist day OF December
1904 Respectfully your.
~. "A. KENT"
In the matter Of the petition "a IOA0
Rafael Candolaria and thlrty.two 9th.
ors for the establishment of a public
road IN precinct No "a petition
signed By moro than twenty-five frpo.
holders of the county ~ BrrnaiIllo
praying that an extension OF Williams
street be- opened and established as
public road having been hlod with the
board and security given Tor the salts.
tacilon OF all costs and expenses Of
viewing and cxnmlning tho proposed
road 10 the satisfaction OF taa hoard,
u ~ therefore, ordered that Pitt Ross,
froohoiaer of the county
ot bernallllO. be- and hereboy Il ap
pointed a commissioner 10 viow and
examine said road and report thereon
With all convenient speed. the descrip.
lion OF said road as u appears from a
map filed with the board and board
and being aa follows; beginning ON
williams street. at the south boundary
lf the Eastern addition 10 the city Of
albuquerque, between blocks X aud
Y g said addition, and returning
.bence IN goutherly direction, ON tho
same course as said Williams street.
and parallel 20 the east line of the /
tight Of way OF the Atchlson. Topeka /
3 Santa Fc y uway 4.Os0g fees, /
hence angle 80 1sRrces and 20 mln. /
lies i7f feet, thence anglo at 30 do 1
greos and ~ minutes 10 feet % north 4
md Of present county road on east /
Iido of said right of way. said road be-. /
ng 90 feet IN width throughout ita
'oursa.
Thereupon the said Piu Ross ap.
reared and took tho oath required BY
tntuie. a. fuilowai
Torritory Of New Mexico and County /
of Bernallllo. as.
II, the undersigned. having boen
luly appointed BY the hoard Of county
Of BornnlillO county az
J oommisaiOnor 20 view and examine a
proposed road Ia precinct No Of said
Qunty, DO sOlomnly swear that ! will
aithfully and impartinlly discharge
he duties imposed by said appoiat'l
neni PITT ROSS"
Subscribed and swoFi 10 before me
his loth day ol February, 1905.
j. A. SUMMERS. T.. q.
And thereafter tha said PITT Ross
presented and fled his report as fol.
ows:
To the Honorable Board Of County
Commissioners VI BerBalilio Couniy,
New Mexico.
"dcntlemon.- accordance with
our instructions ! have examined the
ietitlon for the opening Of williams
treot south from tho city OF Albu.
Iuefque. Ia precinct No 6, which pcti.
ION IL accompanied by q map Of the
lrvpodcd road, and beg To- report aa
oliowa; The proposed road would b.
ncated along che valley land about
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-04

tod states viii be shown In the terri.
tcrial building 81 the Lewis and Clark
exposition.
Railroads are making elaborate
preparations TO handle tho enormous
crowds that viii attC0d the Lewis ana
CLARK exposition. larger trains and
specials viii be run on all lines 10 pre-.
vent disarranging the existing sched.
ulea.
From the roof garden on the Liberal
Arts building at the Lewis and Clark
exposition the visitor may enjoy a
view Of Mount Hood. Oreg0n'a snow.
capped peak, fLFty-six miles away.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-04

Antonio Love. of Roswell, was ar.
rested on the charge of c0mmluing as
aauit with in1ont % iiii last soptam-
Der 20. llla wlfo Il tho prosocutlnR
witnoes and Bno claims that he drew
a hnife on her and threatened 20 klli
her. She says sho sayel herself BY
grabbing the knife. love was bound
over a. che strand jury lg Justice Bai.
ley and ho save $500 bond FOR ais
appearance IN April.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-04

w. G. Kehoe. a silver CITY compos.
itor. has IN his possession a supple.
mont % tho Now Southwest, a former
Silver City publication. dated Augusc
IS, 1882. The supplement Is a small
bic OF paper. 3 by inches. and con.
iaina Information regarding the yer.
dict OF tho coroner's jury over tho body
~ james Burns. who was killed on
the evening previous az the Centennial
saloon. n r. an interesting relic Of
the former days Of silver City.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-04
oEPUTY coLlGcToH poslTioN.

TIE United states civil Service
cOmmiaslon ANNOUNCES an examination
Tor NE purpose ~ establishing an cll.
rihlc llsi nom which ceriincaii0n win
le made 20 Mi fde VacancY In the 10.
aliiJu ~ deputy coliectOr a the sub
port oi Naeo, fvizona. and other aini.
lar vacancies a. they occur 10 hfat
ssaae positions ID fhe customs segyico
b tha NoRalen diniFi0 This exam.
iuatiun "a open O. an citizens 81 the
United states who comply 10 the re-
quifoments. Fuf further information
address the loral secretary. ar w. "A.
ionE. post0fIice. thls city, oF the dla-
trict secretefy az DonyeF Colorado.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-04
6SS sgeeKs
STEALING a RIDE
AND LOST AN ARM.

J.. d, Harrlck. a tramp. Is al !
3 Los lAinOs Ia bal lx. Yester. Z
) day afternoon, while stealing a Z
: ride on a south bound freight no Z
: tell on one 0f tao Cars, and his Z
3 LETT arm fell under tho wheels. 4
A local physician al los Lunos I
: ampntaod she injured arm and Z
a telephone message from los Z
; Lnnos this afternoon gave the In Z
! formation that the man s resting Z
} easy. !
) SsgS gSSggg1Sgx !
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-04

dro ranch In northern Mexico. % be-
delivered In fnw days for breeding
purp0soS.h Tho Wooda-Hagenbart
runch Il one OF the biggest iu the
world and is 10 be stocked up with
fine cattle
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-04

T. ". NoOnan, one OF tho principal
ownors Of the baltimore 4 Ohio 20
Ee'her with a party Of guests. arrived
MS morning from the City of Mexico.
They leave this evening over the Santa
We Tor che grand canyon. Mr. N0onan's
private car "aiS' has been IN the
santa Fo yards today, while $40 occu.
pants have been riding about tho
city They are bound for the peclhc
Coast.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-04

One OF the biggest cattle deals that
haa been consummated IN the south.
ern section for some limo was the pur.
chase last week from the Woods.lfa.
fcnDarth ranch 81 northern Chihua.
hua, Mexico. and southern Grant ooun.
", New Mexico. Of 5000 helfers. white
faces and Barhams. from the Ean pe.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-04
.Ex.ADJUTAET GEN.
ERAL At DENVER
Hg WAS Ar DENVER AND Hls
sERsE OF pEcENcY FORBADE
HIN SAYING ANYTHING ABouT
THE GOVERNOR.

Former Adiutant General Whltsman
% New Mexico, waH seen last night az
the Hotel Belyedore, just previous 40
his departure for 30 Louis, huf ~.
fused i1 give ans Information concaIn-
ln6 the Investigation which the Nar
department haa begun ni Santa ~ OF
charges against Governor Oter0. aaya
the Denver Post
The charges were made ln az afida.
yii sworn 20 hy Gen. Whiteman. the
hihdaVlt having been forwarded % the
war department IN Washington. Aftof
making the charges Gen Whlteman
closed up hts affairs In New MEXICO
and caine 10 Denver. stopping here
for a couple OF weeks 20 siaif his
daughters. Mrs A. J.. Mitchell. ~ 1860
81. Paul street. wife of the mining On,
eineer, and Mrs. J. r. Dudley. wife
of The son Of Bishop Dudley OF Ken.
lucky.
u can say nothing about the invea.
tiEatlOn." said Gen Whlteman last
night The afildayH has beon made
and forwarded 10 tho war department.
4 speaks for iieclf Gov Ofer0 haa hts
onumioa In NeW Mexico bnt { am not
koing % Join them Ia any crusade
against him. I held has cOmrliselon
Tor seven Year, and my sense ~ do
cency i0rhlds mo 90 say anything
against him now or take any part On
ihe mater beyond the action have
been compelled % take In sendlnR
che charges 10 Washington.
have received 1,Ofd that the maj
ter % belng Investigated ami that an
oiiicer ~ ia5 war deparimeui o. NOW
in santa IL inqulring Into the trIRh
of TIE matters alleged. Tho case then
reatn VITA tha war Department and I
can maniieatly say nothing about ID.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-04

~ y Hurley arrived In silver City
Wednesday trom st. Louis. Mo-,
the purpose ~ looking over the
nG field wish a view Of Invest
Mr.. Hurley "a himself wealthy
M has bctldeu splendid financial
kinE, and II no finds what ne "a
klng for IN a mining way, hls Ia.
# ments viii mean much for this
Non.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-04

Mira. Bell, sister Of Mrs. Joseph Bar
nett, who Is here visltlnR. has boen
on the sick llst Tor the paat three
weeAa sac n res-orted much botter
today.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-04

The Baptists Of Roswell have been
without a pastor since Rev. G. c.
Young moved to BIsboe. 4. r.. a cou.
pie Of weeks ago. and have issued a
call 20 Rov. y. r. Watkins. of mfr.
mingham, Ala. and IN their letter Of
request they askod him 20 some by
March ~. II IA thought he will ao.
cept, although no answer has been re.
ccived either 10 the letter or 90 a Ted.
oRram that was sent 60 him.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-04

Mrs. Clareuco W. Bayne expects
soon to leave Santa Fe to Join her hus.
band. who 10 now conducting an insur.
nnce business, having Arizona for his
territory.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-04

Ohicer James smith was called a.
the Minneapolis house last night 20
disturbance there. while drunk. she
morning ai MaSgie Maloney She
pleaded guilty TO the charge and said
that she could mol pay the lne of so.
Which waa imposed Ia her case
I'm a widow said she. "aad can't
pay"
Take her out" said che chief Of
police.
Come On hero.' said Maggie Ma.
loney. and Ehe p,R her hand on IA.
frolman SalaHar'e arm. and they
walked back 20 the basille together
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-04

AZ aud Mira. u. A. gsylvester have
pved from lOS Fast Railroad ave.
ID fsi Fruit avenue.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-04
POLICE COURT

What's yonr name2" demanded
Judge Crawford this morning Of the
hrst victim ON the bench for prisoners.
y. N. Reed" was the plaintlve re-
aponae.
What did you want 10 strike that
A. d. r. boy for?" was tho courts next
quizzlcal demand Of the prisoner. who
saa on the end OF the bench and had
the appearance Of having been upon
prolonged spree.
u don't remember a thing" was the
second ontroatlng response.
tn give you ten days 20 think
about Il. and we'il sec if you can re-
member then" was the courts ready
decision, and thus ended the case OF
l. N. Reed, who missed his train yes
tesday and not having anything bel-
ter % do. got drunk and slapped a
Postal telegraph boy bacauee the boy
refused 70 be cheated ont 81 the fees
due for q message. which Reed rent
70 some eastern fricnds asking for
money
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-04

The Atchisgn, Topeka n Santa ~
railway raports here that the gross
eaFninEs for tho month 0f January
amount 10 over 1vo mliiiOns of dol.
lars, and that for the last six months
they have reached the fifty million
mark.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-04

George A. Morris. vito and mother
ieft Captain or al i0uia. Mr. Nor.
ris has been assistant steward Cor q
q 81. Louis where b. will ssrve ln iho
aomo capacity.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-04

Or. E ~ Bury has gone inln uhe
Iemex country on pFofeaalonal basi.
meas
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-04

Six stacks. containing four or Ave
hhndred t0ns OF hay, were burned on
the Gillette ranch three and Ouelhalf
miles east of Roswell last SATURDAY
Afternoon. The stacks were made Of
good alfalfa and the loss a. quite
heavy. Il Is not known how the Gre
started. The Gillette rach IA known
90 many az ahe CaIt. James ranch.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-04

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u. y. 5ippctt e. grp., gniuGlte,
Tr. q, Sf'SeIingturs StrnRe.
Yeriunlter s.9ertnuf
Der
Vurrdtbe uun
Snfter, Shec, 3uder etc.
ullo Der
ntrffteoenortigen Ginrtdttnngen
an Srt uno Stele
Tr. 1881, @eit'Sultimprc .Strafc,
nnf Anftiun
dt Etenftng, hen "a. Sanuar 1905.
1rott clues gefcblS ocS 3rcisaerihts Der
St1bt Baltimore iuiro Der mlier3eidnete Sers
iuulter, iuie obeit anpeqcben, elt niinfheneipcrs
tbe3 Niiorttment bon doifee, Ibee, 3uder etc.
oerfalten; ferrer etie 4Sartte ocrf6icoerurtiger
Giitrittlngen.
bcItebero aus:
eleitrifhclt Ntotor bon 2 Pferoefrdften. 9 0afIces
mitbIeit. eiferiten @clofGrnnf, metIinaeier !NcIs
len. Nnagen. Sbuuidftel, aaffecs 8erIdbIdae
Gfreibtifd, Stiible. nlrids," Iran5mifItonen
,1uQeDe," Irei6rienten etc;
ferncr
Wugen uno BferbegeIdtrr.
9eoinglnaei: gunr. Sine anaeineiieite Pine
SnbIun9 miro bon ieoem aiufer bet'm 8erIauf
p%erlnngt,
Ridlaro y. 1ippett.
Geripdlter.
Sfiuab, Srus. & Co.,
(2i,3) Iiftionntoren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-21
StcQengciude.
SteaeGeiuh:
Sn Oertaufen Obcr 81 nerpadjten.
3u perfaufcn uOer An perpndten:

Gas ipertboouc @runoftiid an Der Gde bon
Sts9nlttnoresS truBc uno 9oItofftces IoenIis
40 bel 1870 Sub. Ser bintere IbeiI oeS Srunoi
itiidS miro fir elm @ei6lttsgebuuoe oes oSeit.
fheH Correspondent" benubt iperoeu, ytibcrc
g~Iusfunft bel e. BniHe, Rr. All, ct, Bnnt'S Str.
COL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-21

Nr. 1l04, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Ser .9iorboit Snlmerlpdbrenbe Nauneretn
bon Baltimore" b%eriammeIt it6 bier
ieoen Mlontug. - @eor9e 8rebm & Cons
@ier IN 3apf, nab oeutfber art brett
bonn Sab.