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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-10-18

AsSembIynlan Tighe's letter should
be read by every brain worker leading
q strenuous life.
Hon. John Tighe, No. 9s Remsen ST.,
Cohoes, N. Y, Member of Assembly
from the Fourth district, Albanycourty,
n. Y, writes as follows:
"Peruna has my hearty Endorsement
as a restorative tonic of superior merit.
At times when have been completely
broken down from excess of work, so
that my faculties seemed actually at
standstiIl, Peruna has &C ted as a healing
restorer, starting the machinery of mind
and body afresh with new life and
energy.
I" recommend 1t to man tired in
mind and body as tonic superior to
anything know of and well worthy
serious consideration" -J. Tighe.
Excess of work so common in our
country causes impaired nerves, leading
to catarrh and catarrhal nervousness
a disease that is responsible for half of
all nervous troubles.
Peruna cures this trouble because it
cures catarrh wherever located.
If you do not derive prompt and salts
factory results from the use of Peruna,
write at once to Dr.. Hartman, giving a
full statement of your case, and he will
be pleased to give you his valuable adj
vice gratis.
Address DR.. Hartman, President of
The Hartman Sanitarium, CoIanbus, o.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-10-18
GERMAN TARIFF SCARE
Kaiser Would ne the Loser In n
rariR War with Uncle sam.

Kaiser Would he the Loser In n
rariR War with Uncle sam.
The New York Stats Zeitung ell
IDENTIFY does not take much stock in the
German tariff scare. Albeit free
trade paper, it sees nothing in the
threat Of tariff discrimination that
should cause any nervous tremors on
the part Of the United States. On the
contrary, 1t is1Germany that has cause
to dread a tariff war with this country
The Staats-Zeitung argues that Ger
many would be the loser should tar
If war ensue, as fully IS per cent OF
the goods now exported to Germany
from the United States are nccessaries
that Germany must buy in the United
States, while the United States can
produce nearly all the things that she
imports from Germany or secure them
as cheaply in England or France.
German manufacturers are not blind
to this phase Of the situation They
know what the loss Of $11S000.0O0 of
trade would mean TO them, and they
are exertlng a strong pressure upon
the government for peace and business
inste I'd Of trouble and loss. no official
notice has yet been given Of Germa-
ny's intention to enforce her hostile
tariff against the United States Mono
IS likely to be given.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-10-18
A NATIONAL i,, sc.
Tariff Reyisionists Prevent midas
trial Progress.


trial Progress.
Not since the election Of James Buch-
anan have there been enough Demo
Gratis in the United States to eject 4
president. The Republicans who twice
elected Grover Cleveland to the proud
position of president of the United
States were of that same element
which seeks 10 creep into our national
affairs today the tariff rippers-but
the Cleveland Republicans learned
their lesson, and they VIII rush IN no
more where wise men are loath ~
enter. The Massachusetts papers
which are agitattng tariff revision to
day are working indirectly almost dt-
rCctly for the welfare Of the Demo
cratic party There are doubtless
those among them who do not care
and no would wear the JoSeph's coat
of mugwumpiSm without hesitation IL
only the sacred Interests OF Massa-
chusetts could be thereby conserved.
They are as deaf to argument as they
are blatant in their campaign for tariff
tariff being to them as red rag They
do not stop to reason. but attack the
protection fence in bind anger. They
remind one OF the earsone anecdote
Of the gun which broke loose on the
old French frlgate working havoc in
every direction They are a sort Of
national menace,
They talk Of readJusthfs the tariff
until industry, fearing their numbers
by reason of their noise. settles hack
on It's oars to see what is going 20
happen No good farmer viii keep 81
moving grass while the Lightning IS
flashing the sky. aud na more wit
industry pursue Its wontea courses
while menaeoa ey the tariff rsei ion-
lists.
They talk al ''chsnged coalitions
aud af keeping the tafuT constantly ad-
iusted u a shifting wage scslie. II
their plans wsfe carried oct, eipAai
would Dai ie invested. and saucis IL
what Is now invested Weai1 81 NisllS
drawn fgag Tie field 81 toa MANY
cAences. IS was the c.se Ia tie stlll
wen ~ enlheged Clev .ills res & Mr..
Cleveland g ga,sl citizen aAa 4 ercat
one. m esseceel ~gNEaef resident of
New IIamTs and i iaan when an
who Know lllc wcll. l.as the ralnsey
can never i tho raia and disaster
whic laMel .sis c.es ID te iaes
ltc.ey nl 80 m 81
neiaosgat Carl sn slies
wh,tR IN iis M 81 ma.
lion lEc lse A.TlNaiia 0I white hot
Iron orss sasa H ileuald
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-10-18

Ninety delegates representing the
states of Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa,
Illinois and Missouri and fifty towns on
the river between Minneapolis and
Cairo were in attendance at the annual
convention of the Upper Mississippi In
provement association held at La Crosse
last week. The government engineers
have estimated the cost of deepening
the channel of the upper Mississippi to
6 feet at nearly twenty million dollars.
The legislatures of Minnesota, Illinois,
Missouri and Wisconsin have memorial.
lied Congress for the improvement and
this association is laboring TO secure it,
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-10-18
DISCRIMINATE AGAINST WISCONSIN.

w. s Tasker, live st OK comma.Aion
dealer and cattle feeder, gave important
Testimony before Uni,+d Uircnit lnaxe
BstLea At Chicago last week II the in
terstate cungnrrc- commi.sian's snit
against seventeen we-fern railtaal-.
He testified that IN ene occasion he
shipped herd ef cattle from points in
northwestern Wisconsin to Cbt.agn hy
way of South st. Paul at 4 mueh less
freight rate than he ,s.ala have shipped
the live stock direct TO Chicago
The tariff from the points wl.,p he
shipped in Wisconsin to Chi14go Wa IS
cents a hundred. By shipping "a South
st. Paul and by arrar cement ents lei Ia
to with q commission deelsr ia that
city for through billing. he was able 10
obtain rate Of i5a cents per hundr, i
pounds, although the distance the com
modity had 10 travel was about SEQ
miles fariheF than the direct ionse
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-10-18

Mineral Point Tribune: The announc-
ment that the railroads of the state will
be compelled to pay in taxes this year
s2,5i9, 300 06 under the ad yalorem sys-
tenn ought to be gratifying TO all lovers
Of square deal, as under the old license
fee system all that the roads would be
compelled to pay would be 81. 912, 410. 30
The difference, 1906, S97.16, is one of
the annual benefits which the people of
the state secure this year because of the
administration of Gov. La Toilette.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-10-18

Congressman John Newton William.
son, convicted of conspiracy to defrsua
the United States government of it's pub
lie domain, was sentenced to ten months
imprisonment at Portland, Oregon.
Probably If Williamson had been Wis.
consin congressman, and appropriated
thousands of acres of the state public
domain to his own purposes, while pre-.
tending he favored their nse and sale to
poor settlers. he would be heralded by
all the little hired tools who run corpor.
alton newspapers, rs the one only great
and farseeing enough to advise McKin.
ley and Roosevelt.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-10-18
where shipbui1ding Is I

where ShiDbui1ding Is Protected.
The shipyards of the great lakes are
doing more IN the building Of ships
than tho Democrats said the whole
country could ever DO under the Re
publican protective tariff system. All
the available facilities of the lake
yards are under contract for more than
a year in advance, and sixteen ships
Of the larger size for lake service are
In process of construction. The record
is so unusual that the old firms In the
business are getting ready for enlarge
ments. With orders for forty more
ships for the ore trade the builders see
how the inesease Of business is easily
counted. These new ships are to have
a carrying capacity OF 0,000 tons each.
Ten years ago the average capacity Of
such vessels was 5000 tons each
Worcester Telegram.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-10-18

1t is said that Mr. organs support of
Mr.. Roosevelt on the question of rail-
way rates legislation, will be used to
ALLEVIATE republican sympathy from the
latter when the subject is taken up in
congress. But why should it have any
effect2 Mr.. Bryan cannot go wrong all
the time. -Ladysmith Journal.
That is the stock and trade and CAPT
t.- of the old ringsters, the corporation
politicians and federal office-holders, to
yelp ''populist.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-10-18

Last week the Lewis and Clark expo
sition came to close. About s., 500, 900
people entered the gates, which makes
it a financial success. As an exposition
1t has not attempted such great things
as some others, but has been remarkably
successful in its principal purpose,
which was to attract attention and
people to the far northwest
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-10-18

Henry Gund of l. Crosse has present
cd the University of Wisconsin with
funds to establish a graduate scholar
ship in the department of German at the
university The purpose of the scholar
ship is to encourage advanced study in
German literature and philology.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-10-18

Richland Democrat: If President Van
Hise, of the state university, succeeds
in ending at that institution that partic
u!ar brand of ruffianism or villisny-
known among llege boys as 'hazing,"
he will have accomplished more In the
interest of the university than all his
predecessors accomplished.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-10-18

William r. Hearst, the newspaper
man and widely known reformeri has
been named as a candidate for mayor of
greater New York, on municipal own
ership platform He will oppose the reg
ular democratic candidate. Mcclellan,
who stands for reel ection.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-10-18

The Reedsburg Times says what we
all must admit Is true that the trouble
with too many republicans and demo-
Gratis, alike, the country over is that
they have been loyalty voting the
straight party ticket without regard to
the character or record of their party
candidates, and too frequently not con-
sidering principles.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-10-18
ood's yvooiuu.

Wood, the woodman of Woodleigh.
wooed Winnie Wouldhaye Of Wood
manor. If Wouldhave would have
Wood and Wood did have WouIdhave,
wouldn't Woudhaye, having Wood,
part with have % have Wood Ram
bling Rob.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-10-18

At the w. c. T U. state convention
held at La Crosse last week T. M. Hare
of the anti-saloon league created sem
sation when he said drinking among
women was increasing and that drinking
among men is decreasing.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-10-18
Home Seekers Exenrslons.

One fare plus 81 for The round trip
Good 81 days from date of sale My
8, 16, %. so, June 6, 10, 20, 81. Jul, T.
ii, 49, %, August /, s, IS, %, 80. Sep
TENDER ;. 12 10, 26, October 8, 10 II,
"a, 81, November 7, 21, December 5, 10,
1905 For further particulars call on or
address, L G BOYLE,
Agent C NJ. q StP. Railway
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-10-18

Tine annual enrolment of Wisconsin
Winnebago Indians and payment of the
81 SO per capita annuity began at Black
River Falls yesterday. A celebration
will follow, naturally.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-10-18

The center of attraction at our
store is our perfumes. Delightful odors,
delicate, lasting and pleasing. We are
so sure of pleasing that we invite Won to
ask for q blotter perfumed with Stolen
Sweets, the next time you visit us
O. E. DAVIS, Druggist
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-10-18

Wisconsin University football team
won their fiItt laurels for the season at
Milwaukee on Saturday, when they
defeated Notre Dame, Michigan team.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-10-18

The following brands Of -four can
be purchased at w Z Lindemann Co S
for 81. 10 per sack 4arlaDd, Madelias
Best @ Did Coin and Apple Blossom.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-10-18
bronchitis For Twegty Years.

Mrs. Minerva Smith, Of Danville, III,
writes: Il had bronchitis for twenty
years and never got relief until used
Foley's Honey and Tar which is sure
cure Sold by a J. johnson
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-10-18
WHEAT

The Wheat markets of the world have been
very strong throughout the past week.
Prices have not risen materially in American
markets on account of the restraining in
huencc exerted by the leading bull operators.
who do not seem to be ready at this time
to head a sharp campaign While the domestic
and the continental markets have seen
series of sharp upward jumps that hav-
brought the foreign markets practically to
basis upon which ctr Wheat may be shipped.
The ACCESSIBILITY Of marketing any of
Wheat abroad in the shape of raw graia
has been seriously called in question, and
the peculiar action Of our markets may be the
logical answer 10 this query. 1t is a known
fact that the Minneapolis mills, booked
months ahead with capacity orders. TIE
largest of these mills has orders for six months
which will tax its productive power and has
been grinding on the same character Of
business for d month. It Is announced that
not a pound of this Flour is for domestic
delivery.
The question Immediately arises: is It
worth while TO export any Wheat IS long
as we can export Flour instead, thus giving
American labor profitable employl1ent2
The underlying conditions in Wheat are
so strong that we canno; advise selling
operations except Of a scalping character
EDWARDS-WOOD co.
incorporated
DEALERS IN
STOCKS, GRAIN. PROVISIONS
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-10-18

The Missouri state building Of the
Portland exposition was completely de-
stroyed by fire Friday night
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-10-18

Fresh, clean eggs wanted Price
II cent per dozen paid this week
H. D. WILLIAMS & Co.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-10-18

WEDNESDAY, ocT. is. 1905.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-10-18

o.G.Munson. Editor and Proprietor
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-26
@rnnoitifSs ltebertragnnacn.

Sobn Suber uno Satin an Hil-
bolpb 6. 2inemeber II. 4., Siioieite
Der 5eoerol, nabe 9etbel.S traBe,
IA BEL 70, 8runO5ins $46, $40.
3ietrid &arries uno Satin on
Samuel g. &o6inomid uno @ottin,
Sitieite Der Charles, nobe Wontgos
merp.S traBe, II bel 81, @runo5ins
$24, $t400.
Somaro %. Goples an O%ieielben,
Senrietta- uno GborlessS trobe, ~
bel 81, @runojins $27, $500.
Sobn W. 6orte an Warearet 9.
Beer, Siioieite Der Smith,, nabe Gal.
boun.S trabe, 10.7 lis bel 80, @runos
aims SIS, So.
lllpiies 6. GpIer an @oiie Serbert
II. a, Sitieite Der Galboun.S traBe,
nabe 3iegS.Nuenlie. 1924 bei 50,
8runo5ins $50, So.
CHARLES g. alein uno Satin an
GIisabetb 6. @rabL Siioieite Der Got.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-26
SdiffSnadridJten.

antmerpen "a. MGr5. - Sn-
gefommen bon Baltimore lit bclltt
Der 0ompfer oOofmore."
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aus.
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Gampfer oGbemniB."
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9ampfer .@eorgic" lit bon 2~iperpool
eingetroffen.
GiperpooL, 20. W1r5. - ange.
fommen hon philadelphia lit beute
Der Gampfer r6rieslono."
Sort De 5rnnce, %. Mdr5. -
Ger Gampfer oY%rin5eiiin 8ictorin
Cutie" bon Neip : Yorf erreidte Den
bieiigen Safen.
@Iasgoiu 10, "a. MGr5. = 9(bge.
iabren no6 Heiu : Dorf iino oieTom.
pier DYomeronion" uno. Caledonia"
GuecnStoipn II, %. @Gr5.-Ger
9ompfcr Settle" lit nod 0elp : Oort
in GEE g%egongen.
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Ser 9anlpfer st. saul" ging mad
Neiu.gorf in See.
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bon Netu . Dorf nod Southampton
6eItimmte 9ampfer nNeiu.Dorf."
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.Sombaroia."
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9ampfer uBenniplponia" lit beute
bon Rem.Dorf angelangt.
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gefobren nod @eiu . Oorf lit bepte
Der 3ampfer 0Gotteroam."
Gberbourg. Ser 9dmpfer. ct.
Faul" lief nah Netp.Dorf aus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-26

&leiu, ode Srping. uttO MprriSitr,.
62.6 bel 69.2, So.
2ouiS 9. @ernei oil Wepcr @rccn.
baum, @citicite @oibington-, nobc
GbGpItroBe, II bel 20, @runo5inS
$36, $3.50.
Sofob Mper an Sobn Z. Wltrpbp,
Oltieite 6reOcrid., nobe Seconoltro'
BE, 80 bel 81, @runo5iuS $258, So.
@iQiom Z. 9iooiion an @noreiu
Stump Noroweitieite Golrmbio-
Nuemle, nobc 6rcmoutltroBc, IA bel
1872, $500.
oMc&enrp Ct. 9. g. 81. 9tr. 1" an
See 0ornberg, . Cots, So.
SomcS 3. Meoro al gllireo 1900,
re uno Srolt, 9toroieite Der Gbeitnnt-
nobc Secouo.Spe. 1873 bel So, @ro5.
sos, $tt00.
Morgoretbo 8ilbelm an Nu1ult
&lein uno 6roll, @eltieitc DER Gollen-
Der, nobc &omborNitroBc, - bct 6S,
5000.
Senrp Soft an SomeS .. Nelp.
boIo, Norbmeit.Gde Der 2ombor0- II.
SennitroBe, 80 bel t54, @rO5. 5000.
So.
Sobn 6. Glein an &enrp 81. SoQ.
jun, 2 Cots, $2172.
Soo &. &upp an Gpbroim Wtodt
mebrere Cots So.
Gomin s. 2ipinglton an 8. Scott
Sing uno 5rou, Siioieite Der @o.
nerlp.gpe., nnbe 9orclopltr., 24.6 be
100, @ro5. $61,25, $1,000.
George Z. @orpe, Jun, on George
&lod, @eItieite ser Glttolp-, itobe oel
@uIberrpItraBe, 22.S bel SS,6, So.
2ulu $. Yrime mo @otte an SaS
9ople, @eitieitc Der Slingluff.2one
nobe 9oferitr., 2i.5 bel - @ro5.
$40, So.
SoDlt N. Carr an S0ore0 4. gtD'
burg, Sltieitc Der SolporO-, nobe
@ermonItr, 80 bel - So.
Sionep g. Npb6ur9 an So6n @.
Carr, Oitieite Der Soworo., nobe Der
@ermonItr., 80 bel -, So.
Senrp ". 9. 8oggS un6 6ron an
golpert.9 onf, &efte, 9itel mo Sllte-
reIien in einem NodIoB, 81.
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bert Is. Ntiner, Oitieite oes 6rienos-
burp-Yloce, nobe 9oferItr., IA bel
SO, @r05. $50, So.
9etlt hilbert uno @otte an @m. $.
9lberts uno 6rou, Sii0oitieite Der
@ilfenS.Ipe., nabe 4uloSfiitr., IA
bel 100, 8ro5. sos, 500.
Charles &. 2orringer uno Sroll
an Bertha q. Carr, 3 Cots, $500.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-26
gbfabrtstase Ser 9ampfcr BON Nelu-
gorf.

TuIHDrISInBe OCT SuNHpIer uuH 2teluA
gOrf.
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an %. MGr5.
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men am %. M6ra.
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uno @emio am %. MGra.
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om 80. @Gr8.
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terbam am 30. NlGr5.
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penbagen ON 20. M6r5.
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am 80. WfGr5.
9ampfer GOrintbion" na6 @Ias-
gpip am 80. WfGr3.
9ompfer nBretorio" mad Sam.
burg am +. april.
9ompfer n@eimor" no6 Neape[
unO @ento on /. April.
Gompfer oGtrurio" nod 2iperpoo[
am 1. April.
8ompfer nSoroe9no" no6 Neopel
ln0 @enlo am 1. gpril.
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Soutbampton am 1. April.
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am 1. Gpril.
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tuerpen am 1. gpril.
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4. april.
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Bremen am If. stpril.
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uno 8eunio am II. april.
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If. Gpril.
9onpfer nglii6er" mad Samburg
am II. Ipril.
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teroom an IL. glpriI.
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uno @enua an IL. Ipril.
Gampfer Gepublic" uod Neapel
u1o 8enua OH IS. Ipril.
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3peite" nod Bremen om 4. gpriI.
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5. apriI.
0ompfer oHpnoam" nod Hotter-
Dam ON 5. gpril.
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pool am 5. gpril.
9ompier v@neiienau" nod 8re.
men am 6. Ipril.
9ampfer ga lorraine" nodSaore
am 6. April.
9ampfer nGampania" nod 2ioer-
pool am 8. april.
9ompfer n&onig gilbert" nad
NeapeI un0 @enua am s. g(pril.
3ampfer u@raf @oloeriee" mad
Samrburg om s. 9fpril.
9ompfer Caledonia" nod @loS-
gotu om s. gpril.
9ampier st. Goul" nod South.
ampton an s. glpril.
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nm s. Mpril.
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pen am s. gpril.
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Sabre am t3. IpriI.
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Glasgow am ID. Ipril.
3ompfer .gItorio@ nod Glasgow
am 10. Ipril.
9ampfer nGaronio" nad 2iper.
pool ON Is. april.
9ampfer D2ouiie" nad 9eope[
nno 8eniia on1 10. april.
9ampfer 4aaiier @iIbeIm Der
3iueite@ nod Bremen am Is. April.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-26

Safot 0iieR' Charlottesville"
9orbofts@ds Der 2otus uno SorreitsStrdbe.
Sauptunartter oeS F@~eianooereinS uWteIu'
ete-, Stneftlnoe1 ieoen 9onnerttagaberto.
BerfammIliHgen oes centennial Webeers
Bertins~ feoen 2. ui1o A.. 9tenftdg i'm Wlo'
nat. TeIepbon - Wt. BerHoH 1906 H.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-26
Die eiusIseH stueiaB6isen saafer

sur1 Berfauf In OitsBaItimore, aieren5enb on
etrabe, @de bon gnItimoresS trabe. 9onumt
5uerit uno ba6t Die IusipatI. 9iefe Sdufer
fnb In ieber Stnfi6t MODERN, nit Waarmors
Baiis uno sSniStreppe,. foiuie nobernen 8ers
tdgIi6 nnb Spnntaes an Ort unb Gtene. Be
must ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS @aaeons.
Gbm. 3. Gallagher, 8auutternehmer,
G28-) Nr. 2S08, S~airmounts9fbe.
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N. 9inIntia MnnrH

gr. 1920 bis ice, Sarforb.gIbemne.
~Sauptquartier oeS n3b1Iia'M dnner6orS".
Sane uno Sommergarten biaig gu pers
mtetbeu. @uter Blot fir 9Ilifernrbften.
Setnfte 9etrdnie. Sreis4ooI. g. & b.
IeIepboH - Wlt. Berno1 3769 ef.
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&erlangt TN Slgemeinea.

SentIdes 9lrbeits. QadiueiIunas.g treau.
pr. 219, @iibsS barpsStrnbe inter Der guff8t
Der y9eutfben 9eieufhaft." - 9ieienieeu, bic
beutf6e Sanoiperfer, grbeiter uno 9ienitboten
si befhdfti9eH uiinffen, iuonen It9 perf1nIib
Doer in franfirten 9riefen an ben agenten Der
@efeuf6aft, Spbanu .. Mseher, BIT. 2t9, eRb.
ebarps9trahe, tpeHben, tueIher tinentgeItIi9
Nusfunft ert6eiIen tpiro. CSan2S1O
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G6attel Qoan Wiipeiation,

SO bis $500 iuerbeu 0%frlieten nuf Wl6befn,
9ianpS etc., pfue GntferHung oericiten.
gpnt l.. Saunar 1905 an befinoen ih1 unfere
9iirenlI ipieoer In u~nferenl alien qofaIe.
GaluertsSnifoing, benz Seribtseebduoe gegens
fiber.
2intuer g.r. 229, 231, 233 ~(5fpeiter SIiir).
oiophdGde 5apcttes uuo ct. BaufsStrabe.
Souperirs fir 9ei6dftsfreunoe.
(gaoo9, 1S,T&S)
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n. Mdrrmnnuis bane

ssorSoffs@de Sois6s iilS earsiine.gtrase
Smlptqudrtier oeS sgahernsOidnnerhorS".
0.sS .s@de @ougbs uno garoIineitr. Bers
Understanding ieoen Sonnerltae Mbeno.
geue WRiteIieoer ipilfomnrett. Borofias
IidbeS Bier Der acknowledgements I'M 8apf.
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Hlnt,s SuteI,

rner an Serren si bermietben. - Sefnite
@etrdnfe unb @eiHe. Y8an.Btetps8 rnues
rets"9ier. 8erfammIunesIofaI beS Oft
Qot1bdrbftr. SInrtertp. Bdlis tinb 2etbs
BereinS". gbef .,IeI. Wa. Yerrton 4o42 10.
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Steaen9einde.


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