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Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-12-30
Administrators Sale.

Georgia irwin County.
By virtue of an order of the
Court of Ordinary of said county,
granted at the Decem Der term,
1905, will be sold before the court
house door of said county on the
first Tuesday in January next,
within the legal hours of sale, the
following property of the estate
of John G. Hochstedler, deceased
to-wit: Lot number Four (4) in
Square number Three (3) in
Block mum Der Seven Cd in the
City of Fitzgerald, Irwin County,
Ga, also the following tracts or
parcels of land lying and being
in Irwin County, State of Georgia
Twenty Acre Tracts numbers
Forty-fve Hundred Eleven Ash
Forty.fve Hundred Sixteen
(4516) Forty-fve Hundred Sewn
teen (4517) and Ten Acre Tract
oum Der enty-eight Hundred
Sixty-three (2863)also the follow
ing tracts or parcels of land ly-
ing and being in the Counties of
Irwin and Wilcox, State of Ga,
Twenty Acre Tracts mum bers
Forty-four Hundred Eighty-six
(4486) Forty-four Eighty-seven
(4487) and Ten Acre tract num-
Der Thirty-one Hundred Eight
(3108). Said tracts Or parcels
of land being a portion of the
American Tribune Soldiers Col
ony Company Domain.
Terms cash.
Alex A. Harvey. Administra-
tor Estate John C. Hochstedler.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-12-30
Go to the Flea. Thou Athlete!

AS an illustration of industry the
ant has, in compliance with the
Scriptural injunction, been held up
as a shining example to the slug
gard. As a proof of the saying that
practice makes perfect science offers
the flea in evidence. The hea's gait
is a hop. He never walks or can
ters or runs. AS a supreme result
of his long and persistent practice as
q hopper we are told he is now able
to hop goo times his own length.
sYe boastful college athletes, to the
woods! If the average broad jump
.er among our athletes should achieve
the success Of the ordinary flea he
would be able to jump about LOO
feet, while, as it is, be has never yet,
even with a running start, encom-
passed twenty-five feet $50 to the
ant, thou sluggard!'' Go to the flea,
thou athlete -Four Track News.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-12-30
HoW's THIS.

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case of Catarrh that
cannot be cnred by Hall's Catarrh
Cure.
FL. CHENEY & Co.. Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known
F. j. Cheney for the last Is years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in
all business transactions and imam
cially able to carry out any obligations
made by his firm.
WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, "
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
naIly, acting directly npon the blood
and mucus surfaces of the system,
Testimonials sent free. Price 70 cts
per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Take Hall's Family Pills for consti-
patton.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-12-30
AN HONEST CHlNAMAN.
he Followed Orders to Do az the
Cclorsd Servant Did


"Whatever may be said about the
Chinese, one thing in their favor is
their honesty" said man who has
Travelled. II have been told that
one reason for this is because theft
is capital otfcnsc in China, and
that the average Chinaman IS honest
because he has been taught from
youth up that if he steals he will
lose his head. | do1't know wheth-
er this is true or not. However, II
YOU will talk TO people who reside Oh
the Pacific slope and who are loud
est in their cries in favor Of The ex-
clusion of Chinese labor they VIII
tell YOU that as a class the Chinese
are honest. They work for a mere
pittance and can live on almost
nothing, but they are not thieves.
"Some years ago when ! was IN
California was told story illustra-
tive of Chinese honesty. A citizen
of Los Angeles had negro cook in
his family. The negro had given
notice of his intention to give up
his place, and a Chinaman had been
employed to succeed him. The lady
of the house instructed the China
man to 90 to the kitchen and work
with the negro for couple of days
in order to learn from him the meth
DDS followed in cooking in that par
ticular household. Now, John,
said the lady to the Chinaman, L
want you to do just what the negro
does and thus learn how we want
our work performed
accepting this order, the China
man proceeded to his duties. A cou-
pie Of days later the negro gave up
his place, and the Chinaman was
left alone in the kitchen. The lady
of the house did not go to the kitch-
en- until three days after the negro
had left. To her surprise she found
on one of the tables small pile OF
flour, a pile OF potatoes, a number
of slices of raw ham and in fact
samples of everything in the food
line which had been eaten there for
the past several days. what in the
world does this mean, John" she
called out to the Celestial. 'Wellee,
you tellee me to do what Mcgee do.
Every morning Mcgee pour little
fou~ on table, den he pour out little
rice, den he keep out little ham.
Chinee must do what Mcgee do, you
say Then it dawned upon the lady
that before each meal the negro
cook had reserved a portion of the
uncooked food for himself and had
carried it away-had stolen it. The
Chinaman in literally obeying the
orders given him to do what the ne
gro did had also taken toll but,
unlike the negro, had neglected to
make way with his booty, but left it
on the table and before each meal
had lded to the accumulation, thus
proving tl4at while the yellow man
was Il good imilator he was sorry
thief. "--Cincinnati Enquirer.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-12-30
EARNING L.

There was no one at the table
save the landlady aud Mr.. Skagga
and Mr.. S. was doing his level best
trying to cut the piece of steak OF
his plate.
Mr.. Skaggs," said the lady firm
ly, when are you ever gciag to pa
your board bill ?"
"Ma'am Il" responded Mr.. Skag.
in tone Of surprise.
"When are you going to pay yoa,
board bill?"
Il didn't know | had TO-" he 81
as he looked wproacl / .lly At
steak. Z thought ] WAS v-a,.,sl;;,s
out. = And once more
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-12-30
SCOTCH HOSPITALITY.
SOW q Country Gentleman Lived In
4he Year 1920.

the Year ICY.
We have an interes ting account Ut
Hospitality in 1929, which gives a
good idea of the manner in which a
country gentleman of the period
lived. Dinner and supper were
brought in by the servants with
their hats on, a custom which is cor
roborated by Fynes Moryson, who,
writing in 1898, says that, being ct
q knights house who had many
servants to attend him, they brought
in the meats with their heads cover
ed with blue caps. After washing
their hands in basin they set
down to dinner, and Sir James
Pringle said grace. The viands SEEM
ell to have been plentiful and excel
lent, ''big pottage, long kale, bowo,
or white kale, which is cabbage;
breoh sopps,' powdered beef, roast
and boiled mutton, yenison pie in
form of an egg, goose" Then they
had cheese, cut and uncut, and APP
pies. But the close of the feast was
the most curious thing about it.
The tablecloth was removed, and
on it were put a ''towef The whole
breadth of the table and half the
length Of it, a basin and ever to
wash, then a@green carpet laid on,
then one cup Of beer set on the car
pet, hen little long lawn serviter,
plated over the corner of the table,
and a glass Of hot water set down
also on the table, then be there
three boys to say grace, the first, the
Thanksgiving; the second, the pater-
,ster; the third, a prayer for a
l.essing to Gods church. The good
man of the house, his parents, kins-
folk, and the whole company they
then do drink hot waters, so at sup
per, then to bed, the collation. which
(is) stoupc Of ale" The whole ac-
count, it must be said, is not very
Ineligible, and it must have been
a somewhat formidable prelude to
the postprandial toddy. - Scottish
Review.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-12-30
uisne. Whisky.

When you ask the peasant boy in
Scotland whom you meet after your
dip in the river what is the name of
the river and what is the Gaelic for
water, the river, he says, is called
the Esk, and the Gaelic for water is
uisgc. ''Uisge!" you say. THAT
sounds very much like whisky.' And
so it is unquestionably, as the
schoolmaster may tell you, uisge-
beatha, the full Gaelic for the
strong drink of the mountains, be-
ing neither more nor less than a
compound of uisge Water) and bea-
tina (life), evidently the Latin vita
eau de vie, as the French call it.
But what is uisge, which appears
also in the name of more than one
Scottish river? The Esk is simply
uisge, the water, the oldest form of
the Latin aqua.-Blackwood's Mag
aZine.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-12-30
In a Bad PLIGHT.

Your husband II be all right
now said an English doctor TO a
woman whose husband was danger
nsly i'll. s'What d yer mean 2" de-
anaed the wife. "Aou told me he
Saldn't live a fortnight" well,
going to cure him after all" said
doctor 'sSurelY you're glad. ;"
E6nan wrinkled her brows.
ane iH Lit of. an ole" she
q So Els clothes
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-12-30

Call for the Georgia Best Smok-
err brand. G. B. S. They are
made in Fitzgerald and guaran-
teed all Havana. If
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-05
8cridtsUcr bnnolmn9en

Grim al @cri d. t. - (&or
Nihtcr Stodbrioge,) Hou6 - @co.
@iltin3, Gin Sobr 3udtbouS. Holtb
onfoQ 49, Yeter 9onncllp, oicrSobrc
3,ldtGouS. 0iebito6I - Goluoro 9.
Bangs, Elm Sobr. Scnrn Glou, 5000.
note, G6oS. @bitc, 4 Monotc, ri
6oro @roB, 4 Monotc. Geo. S.Wtor.
tim IS W}onote, Sion Slllbp, 4 No.
notc, Solomou @iaiomS, 6 Monotc,
SorrD 9rolpn, 9 Monotc @eiGngniB,
SenrD @iaiomS, 3 Sabre, SoicpG
Smith Is Wonotc; SoncS G.Scott,
Is Monate 3ud)tbort8; 9cnniS Otil.
Ter, II Mtonotc; Sront 8oiler, tG
Wonotc StaatS Nr6eltSboltS. 6ol.
ide 8oripicgelungell Girie &tl'
ion, niht Ihuloig. glngriif - Sobn
Sobnion, Z Gage @ef0ngniB. &erloi'
ien - Sobn @ebrmun, miiitirt. 3ef'
preIcrei - Clarence @ilfinS, bier
Monote @efdngniB. Sir Mtontag;
Mioro - 8nt. u. @bite.
8oiien Ger Of t. - (Gor octt
Hidtern 9lod, S'@rien II. @oitbcr.)
IS muroe crnormt sur SeitnnlcntS.
8oQitrcderin I'M 6oQe bon 8m. 3.
HenIbop bic Security Storage oro
Trlrit 60, @iirgidoft $4,000. Noh.
IaBberihte mltr0cl, beItdtigt IN oen
6GQen bon Golparo Goldman, $t3.
III; Eutrif Z. @orrp $47,2G0;S obn
9. @iQiomS, $l4ti; Morgoret 9et,
$500. &ormlnoidoftS 9eridte
bcIt0tigt IN ocn 60aelt bon 6lorcncc
Sobnion, $258; 6onnie Mcger, $l66;
Cha @rolpn, $l043; @miIp q. &ets
no $i3,S76.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-05

irgcn0 Cincm HodntittdQ o0cr Nbcn0
cincn @cillh u6, oclm OoS Stitd lit
10 reid an fomii0cn Sccncr, 0ob
Die 3uiNuucr folm aus Dem 2o6cn
6crullS fommcn. Gic Souptroucn
lie0cn in Sen &Gnocn BON befomttcn
Sduuipiclcrn, mic 2i55ie GomUon,
@uIiie 9tclIon, @iQp 9orrp JIM, 60
icp6 3. @iuoro, 6orrp 6cntcQ unO
@c6riiocr Cite. IS iinOen am Glen.
itog Gonnerito0 uno Somitag9}od-
mitto03 %orItcGlm0cn itott.
IS olli0npi It +. EBeatcr."
500 ErouD 10 BEG" miro Oieic
ISOLDE I'M ySoQioopitr. Ebentcr"5lr
qhlffii6rung gcbraht. 0oS Stiid lit
cine 9lrt 9cteftip @ci6i4te unO ioll
dllBcrit intereiiont fem. ltntcr Ins
6crcn trctcn ulld oic ttcinen S6all.
Ipiclcr Irt6ur uno M}iloreo &oplau
oltf, uno ouBcr0em Tre0. Gd6urt,
Safe Sin1ons Die 5Wci @arbuerS, 81.
g. QpnOs, @. ". S6eloon, SomcS
86ite, 6. Spenccr, Clarence Gull
Murp GerpoB, Steao Honlun, 9tcaie
Ti0more un0 W}il0rc0 Glare.
,M onumentoI Tbcotcr."
Die oMoonlia0t @oios" trcten
Dicic ISOLDE inn ,MonmmentoIG ben-
ter" olf. Sic brin0cn Die ncucitc
Gorce ser @ouocpiQc @ii6nc. beti.
felt .Gio 9ils," 5llr 2rufiiibrunglpel-
dc lturf elmer fonliihcn Spcr 6b-
nelt. Ole Sceucric lit nclr, 0ic So
thine groBortig unO Ole 9ouctteulen
Jung, 6ii6if mo tulcntOou.
Crguriit &o&Iup i'm &cos
bo0D.
Sr. 9fo6crt 2c9iop &oalltp, Der Or.
0oniIt Der MISREPRESENTATION @rolun=
Wtcmoriol Stride. miro beute bod
mittoa int oEco6oOD $llitltut" oo9
Orgcl &ccitoG ipiclen. Gas Yro.
grornm lit mic fol0t: 6oIltoiic III 3.
I(ot. Opus t0t, Soint.S oen@. NO
ocruto, in 3, orrunNirt Don u. 9.
@oaIup, W}o5ort. Niclooic II. Slrpo-
c%u}ionc, Gopocci. Smlpromptu s..
Nofunonn. WioU Subilee, Ycnicc,
u. g. So5tup. Sonoto (9l. Fioln.
Hcrnnfc.
GneiicG Gu0rtctt.
Dos anciirl Guortctt uno Erof.
Nurolo M~onoolph mcrOen um nGd).
item SonlItog I'M o@coboop Confer.
uotorilm1" Gin ouSgG3cihnctcs Gro-
9run1n 0lrdiil6rcl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-05

fen Gromcu gut 9cIpiclt ST. lcben,
obcr cine &oritcQIulg, in mcidcr ollc
&ollptroacn in outen &Gn0cn lie
Qcrt, sic Sccncricn mo &oitiinle mo
Q(ll9itottunQcn 0o5u an9etbun limo,
cin poQltGn0igc5 @ilo per0onQcnCr
3eiten 81 Qebcn, lit int Der lbut cine
Sclten6cit. e. S. Sotbcrn mO SIT
fla Morlope iiuo Dem @ubIitum 5u
mobl bcfunnt. .ulS OaB lie ulld nllr
zines @ortea ser Ginfilbrung beOiiris
ten. Sore 9tomcn ollcin bilocn cine
@uruntic oaiiir, OoB Sbafcipcore'5
WciIterruerfe in tuOelloler Ncile ulIf
acfii6rt merocn. 9o2 HcpcrtOirc Der
gSode lit mic fol1t: W}ontoq II. Gicu.
ltog Abeno yNtld POO 2Ibolt 9totb.
inq;" Mittmod N6cno o@omlet;"
0onmeritog, 6reitah SomitoA m1O
SumitoQs Matincr nNomeo m0
Suite" Die &oriteQlmQcn beginner
prompt mn 7.I1 4benoa uno 1.l5
gtndmlittng9.
n6prb'& 0pernboua."
SRI. G(conor HobioL oercnGrfolQe
in i6rcr Moac oils uO}crelp Wtorp
Ann" IN 2onoon ulO Ncu Dorf bic
bcgo6tc S6ouipiclcrin SIT elmer BE.
rilbmtNcit mohtclr, lit fiir OicicS&o6c
in .6oro'8 Cpcrn6ou9" ais 2(ttrot-
ton onoefiin0igt. Sri. &o6ion lit
iocbcn BON 2onoon 5uriidgcfc0rt, 100
iclbit lie zines Scr criol0reiditcn
@oitipiclc OoIlcnoct Fat, oo8 jc BON
elmer omerifonii6en aiinItlcrin in
europa gc0e6cn murOe. 2l5 cine
lln6cfonntc trot JIG inn lbcotcr oc5
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-05

8ier5tg Sabre 10 0 I g o
tbun. - @cutc wfeicrt Elm Monn
icinen 40. @eburt5toq, meI6er in sen
oeltIf onerifoniideu &rciier in
letter Sobr5ebnt cine mebr ODER ne
niger 0fientIihc &oue geipieIt bot;
p8 lit 0ieies @r. &obn EiurfS, ser
@rGiiocnt mo 9cQriinoer ocS lin.
o6bGngigen @iirqcr &crcins bon
MorplunO." Sr. Ijorts muroc om
5. Icbrltor 1865 in CitfrieSlono &C.
boren, genoB cine quite Gr5iebrmG II.
trut in Die toufm0miide Gorricre
Gin. 3n icinen jrngcn Sobrcn font
cr uod 4merito mo mofte bier Die.
icIbcn Grfubrungcu, rpcIdc uicIe lei,
rcr 2ono5lcllte ourdBumaden Fat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-05
SdDifisnaflridltcn.

Ncm Dorf, 4. 6cbr. - 2f6oc.
iobrcn limo Die 0oupicr .Gtrnrio"
nod) SiUcrpool Ebildbclpbin" nod)
Soutbnmptoi1; oGolnbrin" nod,Itor-
IciacS; rG~roonluno" nod) Intpcr.
pen; o9eflu" nod Copenhagen mo
minneapolis" nod) &on0on.
Gibraltar. 4. 6cbr. -Goiiirt
Scr BON TGrp . Dorf nod) WtoriciQc3
bcitinntc Gompicr 09lgcrio."
0rom + ca 3, G.. 5ebr. Ger
bon Bolton nod, G%ipcrpool col,ii9i,ir-
te Gompfcr nGpmric" fam bcl,te bier
ooriibcr.
2ioerpooL 4. 6ebr. - 9(l1gc.
fommeu: Gompicr ,Gonponio" bon
Rcm gorf.
YIpnoutb A.. 6cbr. - Der bon
Heiu . Dorf mad RotterOont conii0.
nirtc Compiler oGpnoom" lit bier
ongcfommclt.
SABRE, !. 6e6r. - Ger ampfsr
ia Tourni1e" gin9 mad Helu 9orf
in Gee.
8enuo.2 2. Sebr. - Ger umpicr
r2omborbio" lit mad Helu.Yorf ob.
gefohren.
Der 3ompfcr oaonig hilbert" bon
Hem Dorf fnlu bier olt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-05
a6fnbrtstnge Der 9ampfer bon Reius
YOrf.

Camper oaaiier" ua9 Bremen
am Z. 6e6ruar.
9ampfer o5laoonia" na9 0enpeL
unO 8enua am Z. 6ebruar.
9ampfer o0eutidIono" nah gtea.
pei uno @enlta um Z. 5ebruur.
0ampIer ,Gitta 81 Napoli" na9
gteapel un0 @enla am s. 6e6rltar.
9ompier o&eutonic" mad 2iper.
pool am s. 6e6ruar.
Camper .2orraine" nod Sabre
am 8. 6ebruar.
9ompfcr nNedar" na6 0eapcG
unO @cnla am II. 6e6rlor.
0nrnpier o8otriciu" mad Sants
burg am If. 6ebrllar.
Sampler nWfeiaba" na6 2onoon
an If. 6ebruor.
0ompfcr o3eclano" nof gl1t'
tperpen am II. 6cbruor.
Ganpfer st. 8oul" nod Soutb.
ampton an II. 8ebruor.
0ampfGr o2ucania" mad 2iner.
pool am If. 6ebruar.
9annpfcr oGtbiopio" mad @las.
golu am If. Sebrllor.
0ompfcr nStalia" nod Neapel am
II. 6ebruor.
0ampfer nWnin" nad 9rcmeit
an ID. 6c6ruor.
9ampfer pSeuig Oloo" nad) ao-
penbagcn am 10. 6e6ruor.
1ampfer oStntenoam" na6 Hot.
teroam am 10. 6ebruar.
Gompfer D&in 6lorio" nad Sea.
pei uno 8cnuo am 10. 6cbruar.
9ompier oSceonic" ua6 2ioers
pool am 10. 5ebrunr.
9umpfcr ogt,mioiun" nod @las.
gotu am t6. 6ebruor.
Camper nSouroine" no6 Sabre
am 16. 6e6ruur.
9nmpfer oBretoria" mad Som'
burg am is. 6ebruor.
9ompfer nSSrene" mad Neopel uno
@enuo on Is. Sebruor.
3nmpfer .Minnetonfo" nod Con.
Don am Is. Sebrrnr.
9onpier oltmbria" nod 2ioer.
pool am Is. 5ebrunr.
9ampfer vNew.Yorf" nad Soutg'
ompton aln Is. 6ebruar.
9ompfer .6itGano" nod Intlper.
pen om Is. 6ebruar.
9ompfer nBonnonin" mad Renpel
un0 @enua am 81. Sebruor.
9ompIer aaronprin5" nod 9re.
men am q. Sebruar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-05
Seiraths . Qicensen.

Die foIgcnocn SeirotbS q 2iccnjcn
lultrOen geItern pom GIerf OcS Cont
mon 8lea8. @eridtS mtSgciteIlt:
SomucG @olfooSfp, 81, lnlO Sena
6ronfcl, 81,
ISM. $. &opfin$, 81, Somerict'
GolntD, Wto.. uno WtorD q. Soptin5,
80, Queen 9lnnc'3 GountD, @to.; Zip
plifont 6. u. Qooio8, Mr. 1926, NorO.
@rouoluan.
%o6u Giier. 2G, mo Nteaic W,Scn.
~, 10, 9ioBpiUc, @o.; Npplitont s.
2, @renucr, 9}r, 2G2t, 0orf &ooo,
@cnionliu GintmcI, %, Or. 1902,
Oit ErottitroBc ul0 2cno GopIoL
20.
6clir aoluolSfi 81, Nr. 907, Sore
StroBc, unO @IoOpSGduo GbcItou3.
la, 10.
@m. s. @tcGurriolL 81, uu0 Qottie
CHANDLER, is.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-05

Ser5oQs bon 9orf oili, mo ais iie
an 10. Gejem6er 3lt1r lebtcn DtaIe
ulltrut ga luor Oos Sbeotcr bis 5lt
Iciner uoQcn Sibcopo5itQt bCicbt.
nWcreln MurD Nut". bos Stiif, in
,peldent eleanor Hobion ouitritt, lit
BON SSrocl 3anglpia gci6riebcll, Del
len @erfe Dem Baltinlorcr Eubli-
funt gum groBten Ebeile portDcil6oft
beful1rt limo. Sri. Gobion miro bon
elmer alsge5eidneten 3rnppe bon
5douipielern unterItiibt. 81 pelden
Sr. 8roitf DtiQS,@r. 4rtbur 9purd)'
iter, 9r. 5orbes &obertion u1o 5rl.
2eno IIbipcn 5dblen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-05

Rotterdam, A. 6ebr. - 0ah
9}em = gorf ausgelauien: 0ampicr
,Amiteroam."
Bremen, A. 6e6r. - Ger lam.
pier .garboroiia" trat feline 8eiie
nud) Nen.g)orf an.
Gberbnurg, 4, 6e6r. Na6
Stem q gorf IN See ging Der Dam.
pier .9}erp.9ort."
Nutmcrpen, 4. 6e6r. - Ga6
Hctu . 0ort obgciobren lit ser 0om-
pier y6iuIono,"
2iperpoo(. 1. 6e6rltar. - Ger
Qompicr ollm6riu" lit noh Netpe
Yorf ou5geluuien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-05
.Ghofc'S Theutcr."

SIS lit Ionge Der, ieitoem o2on0ou
NIiuroncc", sic nette &om60ie ans
Dem cnqIiihGn Qe6cn pen Qion9ous
cicolllt, in Baltimore mnfacfiibrt
luuroe. &r. &c @itt bat bcid)loiien,
allf Griuhcn piclcr 6reunOe bon
.Gboic'2 E6eoter" bin, oicie 9out0-
Die bon iciner Gompognic sur 9(ui.
filbrunQ briuQcn SIT loiien, unN er
lit il6er3eugt oopom 0ob OieieIbc III
uncrfcmcnSlpcrt6er @ciie olIf Die
9ii0nc qelongeu miro. sri. Nocloioe
&eim miro Sic 3oQe Ser oQoon @oD
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YrGiioeut OeS rllnobb0tgigcn Dir.
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ollf irltdt6orcu 8o0cn iiel, 10 crs
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mem &Grb0ltniB 5u Gem ltcbt, mas
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bon WitqIicocrn ocS @eiongOcrcinS
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tpeilen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-05

Die o@enerol alumni @iiociotion
ser llnioerIitGt BON RorpIanO" MIR.
DC geItcrn in%corporirt. Die Sncorpo,
ratorcn noren ole Qoftoren grQen6,
Gor6eu, IbomoS q. Nibbp, Robert
81. Iibbp, Sobn 8. Murpbp II, Sid.
fer SeurD Stofbribge.
Chenille.
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gegen Sobn SteoeuS Elm. Sic be,
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@crnohIdiiigung.
Cine obloIllte SdeiOung mrroe
qcitcru 6roll Morqaretc Nt. Duncan,
Rr. Ills, 9inoen.NuemIc, bon &oCt.
9uncan betuilli0t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-05

Sfut Iurnicr. - St DER
@alc Der y6ormlonic" iono onl 6rci-
tag 2(bcnb cilt Sfot lurlicr itott,
an >peld)en lid 1c9cn 30 Scrrcn be-
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frolrf in ciltem 3immcr Oes 5meiten
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albro9t. 0ic Spritcn Gontpo9nie
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rem prompt AM Elabe, mo eS &c.
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entfcrten. Die St1llln1gen hinter
benz Soltie ultO Die olrgrer,5eltben@e.
b1lioe muroen ourd) Ole 5elieriuebr
bon Den Tlommen beifiitt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-05
Hnrere Obrnter.
Nc uiif ]Tfa0cmie."

Sir &ic6bober 0c4Nromo3 ulO gu.
fer, ma6rcr alnit b'ctct ii6 oieicg8o.
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gcnbeit, ibrcn GronQ in pouiter1eiie
81 befric0i0el. &. $, Sotbcrn ulo
Sulio @iorloluc in cincm Sbofeipeas
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lcbten @Iobe iiiacu ioQten. IS lit
niht unAemohnlif. cine NoQe in bic.