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Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1905-11-16
ENFORCING
THE LAW
By LOUISE J. STRONG
Copyright, 1895, by z. c. PARCELS

old Ned started and cast an injured,
rcproachful glance back at his mis-
treSS.
There, Neddy; therer' she apollo
gized Il didn't really mean to strike
you. but I'm that worried in mind
what are we going to do. with your
young master gone, Id like to know"
She gazed with wet eyes across the
meadow. where the young master"
her only child, and she widow, was
at work with the hired man. He
waved his hand in response to her sig
nal and her grief ovcrhowed, antict-
pating the black loneliness that would
be hers when the far west had swal-
lowed up her boy, victim of a girls
weakness and her fathers obstinacy.
oh. why did ne set his heart upon
that spiritless Lizzie Clark when there
are 50 many girls just as pretty and
every bit as goodE' she groaned.
She had put the question to her son,
and he had answered by a look only,
but a look that somehow entirely pre-
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1905-11-16
Then He SuIked.

Mrs. Guschley remarked to me that
1t must be pleasant to be married to a
clever man." said Proudley's wife.
"And what did you sayi" queried
Proudley.
81 told her, Of course, that l didn't
know; that l had only been married
once"
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1905-11-16

TO extract the essence from any
Cover place a layer Of the flowers in
a clean earthen pot and over them a
layer Of 6ne salt Repeat the process
until tie pot is filed, cover closely
and place in the cellar Forty days
afterward strain the essence from the
whole through Grape by pressure
Put the essence thus expressed In a
clear bottle and expose for six weeks
in the rays of the sun and evening
dew to purify. One drop Of this es-
sence VIII communicate It's odor to q
pint Of water.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1905-11-16

When Marshal MacMahon in the
Crimean campaign took the Malakoff
by storm and wrote his celebrated dis
patch, "J'y suis, j'y reste" C'Here
am; here l stay, these words made
him famous all over the world. Yet
his friends said that the worthy soldier
had written them in the most matter
Of fact manner, with 40 thought of
phrase making. The mos urprised
person over tie success OF this epi-
gram was M:.-,tr1Da himself
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1905-11-16

The soldering Of two pieces Of tor
toise shell together IS effected by
means of hot pinchcrs, which, while
they compress, soften the opposed edge
of each piece and amalgamate them
into one Even the rasplngs and pow
der produced by the file, mixed with
small fragments, are put into molds
and subjected to the action of boiling
water and thus made into plates of the
desired thickness or into various arti-
cles which appear to have been cut out
~f q solid block
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1905-11-16
PrOnhefic.

First AUTHORITATIVE you sold many
copies of your book? Second Author
(absently) Wonderful. over a hun
dred thousand. First Author-When
was 1t issued? Second Author-Next
Tuesday.-Life
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1905-11-16

Title and ancestry render a good
man more illustrious, but an III one
more contemptibe.-A Addison.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1905-11-16

My spark may grow greater by Kin
ding my brothers tapcr,-Jeremy TaF-
lOr
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1905-11-16
TAO (KAWANNA RAILROAD.
- -BLOOMSBURG DIVISl ON
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Railroad.
lin Effect Jan. l, 1905.
TRAINS LEAVE DANNILLE.
EASTW

tASl W AIND.
7O7 a. m daily for Bloomsbury, Kingston,
Wilkes Barre and Scranton. Arriving Scran-
! ton at g. ~ a. m, and connecting at Scranton
with trains arriving at Philadelphia at S.4S a.
m and New York City at 3.30 p. IN.
10 "A. IN. weekly for Bloomsbury Kingston,
Wilkes Barre, Scranton and intermediate sta
tiOns, arriving at scranton at l253 =. IN ana
connecting there with trains for New " Ork
City, Philadelphia and Buffalo.
oil weekly for Bloomsbury, Kingston, Wilkes
Barre Scranton and intermediate stations,
arriving mt Scranton at 40 p. m.
543 u. m daily for Bloomsbury, ESpy, Ply
mouth Kingston, WilkeS-B Barre, Pittston,
Scranton and intermediate stations, arriving
at Scranton at >.25 =. IN. and connecting lhere
with trains arriving at New York City at $50
"a m Philadelphia 10 "A. m. and Buffalo a. m.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT DANVlLLE.
g.l5 a. m weekly from Scranton, Pittston,
Kingston, Bloomsbury and intermediate sta
tiOnS, leaving Scranton at 6.35 "A. m, where 1t
connects with trains leaving New NOrA City
at 9 80 D. m, Philadelphia at 1U2 p. m. and
Buffalo at 1870 "A. m.
1244 J.. m daily from Scranton, Pittston,
Kingston, Berwick, Bloomsbury and interme-
date stations, leaving Scranton at lO.lO a. m.
and connecting there with train leaving Bull
alO at 2.25 "a. m
4SS p. m weekly from Scranton, Kingston,
Berwick Bloomsbury and intermediate sta
tiOnS, leaving Scranton at l51 D. m, where IL
connects with train leaving New \ ork city
nj 1000 a m. and Philadelphia at 300 a. m.
g05 p. m. daily from Scranton. Kingston,
| PittstOn Berwick bloomsbury and interme-
diate stations, leaving Scranton at $50 p. m,
| where it connects with trains leaving New
| York City at 90 p m, Philadelphia at l2Uu
| p. IN. and Butlolo at $50 a. m.
| f. Il. CLARKE. Gen'l Supt.
| T. w. LEE, Gen. Pass Agt.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1905-11-16
SELLING GOODS.
The Methods That Lead to Success In
Business Life.

inc NStnOOh Leau 10 SuCCeAA
Business Life.
When a customer comes In, don't,
whatever you do, drag yourself out Of
the chair as though you were disturbed
from a rest, but jump up and greet her
or him as though you were really
glad to wait on them. Act SO they will
ask for you the next time they come
to the store. The salesman who Ia
constantly being asked for by Gus
toners never has to worry about
Job.
Don't be stiff and act or feel as
perior Of the customer. If you do, no
sale will result
Just for the sake Of argument, let us
take all the successes In your city, no
matter what line they are In. Do they
advertiser
The public, somehow or other, seem
to be able to read between the lines.
II your ad is not truthful they will not
respond.
II takes more than n mere cut to at
tract the eye to make your ad. pay.
There must be solid, honest store news
Of good values behind It,
Never underrate the intelligence Of
your customer He may know more
about the article you are showing than
you do
Post yourself on every article you
are expected to sell, so you can talk
convncingly ana knowingly. That IS
what sells goods convincing talks.
Never mind the price; that will take
care OF itself Brains.
why Prussia Is So Called.
The modern name Of Prussia Is de-
rived from Borussi, or Porussi, who
conquered the country about $40 B. 6.
Little is known concerning Prussia and
its people till the tenth century except
that that portion Of the Baltic shore
which is now included in the kingdom
OF Prussia was formerly Inhabited by
Slavonlc tribes akin IN customs and
languages to the Lithuanians They
came IN occasional collision with wave
after wave Of the great Teutonic race
as It flowed down from the Icy north,
receiving their first knowledge Of Chris
| tianity from Bishop Adalbert OF Prague
whom they martyred In 997. In the
middle Of the thirteenth century the
TeutonIc knights, on their return from
the crusades, undertook the conquest
and conversion of Prussia. The Borus-
sia element mingled with the followers
Of the Teutonic knights, and conse-
quently with the Poles.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1905-11-16

3 e =. 2 - :, -.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-27
Mandlcnoe Samen.

IoB 6op Rolid)en inter 6rouen
uno iogor jrnqc MaoherL gang be-
ion0ers obCr inter Den Gomen Der
pornebmen @~elellidlait in Gnglono,
ionic amcrit0, i'll elmer gang err
i6redlifen Mciie nm lid greiit, lit
id)on l1noit fein @ebeimniB mebr.
Die Code miro immer mo INNER
mieoer 5llr Sprohc gcbrad)t, obcr
ons bilit cbcuio penig, iuie allie ole
bcitgemeintcn @%ornungen. Neilli6
bielten sic pegetariiden Sroien.
percinc ollcr Gambler cinell interno'
t~ionolen GongrcB in 2onoon ob, uno
bel 0ieier @elegcnbeit iprod 6rou
2eiab Slrnt @ulluce olld ipic6er NIT
gciuobntcr Shdrfe gegen oicie I'M
iitte. sic iluitrirte ibren Tortrog
nit elmer 4u}obl interelionter Stoti'
itifen fiber sic 3ltliobme oeS Hou'
dens unter ben 6rouen oeo Serei.
nioten 06nigreidrS. sic e%rinnerte
Ooron, ipie 0it Code Oomit begonn,
oaB bic mo 0a cine Came gort5 Der.
itoblen cine Cigarette in ibrem
Vouooir raufte nno iid nift ein.
nal fiber Die Salfte oerielben bin.
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Stdot Baltimore.

ScItenp Ami dl II 0iquns
qcn. - nllntcrlhlo9ung zines NE
9cnIdirmc9" unb .%crnohlGiliguuQ
zines WuulciclS" morcn icltcne ooer
qor5 neue acknowledgements, Ole ao
oi Gorr GcitcrH I'M mitilcrcn Sta
t%ionaboule III entld)ci0en bate, mo
6oS 9r0cbniB mar, Dab Der NeQer
g8nl. Cole So mo Soften bcroppen
mnuBtc, neil er icincm Woulelel 5rpci
Gage lang Nidt@ 81 IreIlen gc1cben
bate, un0 bie Toli5ct, nit cinem
Saitbeiehl bcmollnet, nod Der Negc.
rim ,FntiD" S%oncoitcr lud)t. Die ei'
men ihrem 9ienltberrn 9perett g.
Gpplcp BON Nr. 1925. @ililior0 Npe,.
9cborcnbcn Hc9cnid)irm sum Mcrtbe
bon $40 mtcrihlo9cn bobcn loll,
9ie ollntcrldlagung" poIlirtc am
Sreitog MorGen m1breno ocS Nro'
Ben GcgengniicS. .EotiD" hattie ne
niae StumOen porber ibren 9icnIt
ongetretcn, mo ols Der Stiirm her.
ouI5og io1tc lie, tic milBte notbper'
dig einen N%laaong MADDEN. &bre
Scrrin lic6 ibr Den cin5i9en Hegcn.
idirnl inn Salie, mo Die Sdluar6e
periprudL III flIr5er 3eit 5uriid5ufeb'
rem. sic fam uber nidt ipieoer, II.
Sr. Gpplcp mar qe5plnaerL mcbrerc
&Gulergcpierte ipeit obnc S6irm I'M
itromenoen 9icacn 81 gcbcn, oa er
obiolllt ieinen @eihditcn nod)gcbcn
muBte. aooi Carr erflGrtc ooS Ser
bolten Scr Ne0erin fir llnteridln.
gung inn ueiteitcn Siure oe6 Mor4
ties.
Ser Te0er Sole botte leinenMoul'
ciel ont 20. all9ltlt gar ltldt gefilt'
tert mo ON Gage Dorbcr MIR Elm
gang fleineS @iinoel Neu ge1eben.
ipeldeS Iegcrtnnben bel Der Seu'
mooqe 5lllommen a~eleien botten.
8or mebrercn Iogen muroc oerielbe
Heocr INN 81 mo Soften geltraIt,
lpeil er eiit Eiero nit minoeuS dull
tern ein9eipdnnt bate. Sobn e..
SorriS, A0ent Ger Gbieridub.@ eiell-
id)oit," erbob in bei6cn SGllen Die
Tnifuloi9ung.
GROCER @runoonfoufN -
Sic $50. Sioot mo Soml. S.@cin-
BERG. in Sirma Meinberg Gloof SO,
boben ourd) ole Sirmo @. g. Gorep
II. So, Nr. 400, Union . Srnit @e
bGuoe, pom gololuin II. Grid, GeprG'
ientonten Don hid. g. We@reeucn,
5luei 9ouiteQen an Der &eit Ger
monitraBe, neben Der @nultelle an
Der ode oeS Sopfins' Elaee, eriton'
Den. Iieielben meiien a SUB al
Der @ermanitroBe uno liuo II SUB
tiei. 3mei mooerne iiiniitodlge ga
gerbGuier ioaen aiii oieiem 8runb
uno gooen erriftet peroen, II. 5lpdr
genau nad Den Mnioroerungen Der
proipeftinen Wietber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-27

-" Wie I'M Nn5eigentbeIle 81 cr'
leben lit, bait Der ,Gannltottcr Bolts
lett 0erein BON baltimore" ant Wor
tag (Sobor Gam, oen t., mo Gicn'
Iiog. Den >. S%epicmber, in@ronbhcr'S
.@eiieno.E orf" ieiu olliGbrIideS
9roBeS Gonnitotter 8olt9ieit ub. Ger
Wittelpunft Oicic9 Settles lit cine 80
Sub bobe SriidjtiGllle. melhc Die De
lud)er Oh ibrer tiinltlerIld)en NuIfiibs
rililg in Stounen perlcben miro,
iplur0e lie 0od) bon Srn. GboS. Otter
moUcr getreu mad Dem GorbIloe Der
Qlli Dem Gdnnltntter @nien IN Der
olten Seimatb erbnllt, mo miro bic.
ielbc nuBeroem nod ieoen Nben0 elef.
trild) uno benguliid belelldrtet. IoS
pom Gomite altSgearbeitetc Fro'
granm lit ein nllBeroroentli6 reid.
balti9eS. 8on ben 5nblreiden gttrnts
tionen litl0 81 nennen: .Iie iieben
2 dlmoben nilf Der Soieniago," Ser
Sh1Ierluni bon Warfaroningen,"
Sabnenton5, Stangenflettern, Sod
nno Wettlouien @uritihndppeu,
eieliteden, YreisidieBen, BreiSte.
geln, Gon5ert. uno lau5muiif. Am
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-27
SnS Rationale Scntid) Nmcrifa'
-----r
niidlc ycbrcr , Seminar" tit Viii
mnufcc, MiSt.

lltldlc gcbrcr seminar" III Wti-
mnnfcc, Mise.
Nlti Dem oie1i1brigcn GcttiN
AmcrifoniidIen 2ebrcrtnge, Scr Nn'
ioug9 &llIi in Chicago %obgcbultcn
muroc bat man iid and cinQebcnO
nit Dem GCutif Nmcrifaniid)ca
Sebrcr Scmiuor in Wfihuolfcc be-
ldlGitiQt. Ger @cridlt Der EriifunG0-
Communion lultct iehr mcrtennenO.
9lli @rmo oiclc9 9crittca ioBtc
Der &ebrcrtog ioIgenoe 8cihliillc:
1. Ter Sehrcrbum0 lieht in Oem
9cbrcr Seminar oa3 por5iiQlidltc
Mittel, %9eciQuctc &rGltc iilr Ocn lin
tcrridt Der oCutlhcu Sprud)c in
omcrifoniihcu Sd)ulipltcm berar4
5nbilOcL mo betrod)tct c9 O0bcr ais
cine lcinCr &ouptMllAabcuL Die be
ioatc NnitoIt oui'a 8rGitjAitc ST I0r
bern. 81 Den aui Ole NcblmQ Oeo
Seminars bin5iclenoen Ncltrcbmr
gen lclcn Qcrcd)HCt:
a. Die Ncid,uliuua bon @el0mit
tcIIL NM Oo0 Mnpitol Der Nnltalt ~
crb0ben;
b, oie 3%uiiibrrng bon Qeciqnetcm
SdillcrmotcriuI;
{. Die GrlplrtunQ BON @cQiinltI
0uulgcu iiir Die Nbiluricntcu ser Al
liolt btrort, Dab lie, mic Is lcit Dem
lcBtcn Sabre IN Milmnltcc Der SAL
lit oli oo0 0iplom Der gnltolt bin
Nnltcllrmg linoep;
3. Der Ninmci@ oui 0u9 Seminar
iilr 0Ilc decentralization meldc tild)tig1
NcbrCr 0e2 Gcutlhcn 81 gepinnen it
hCn.
,. lin cine ollieitiqc un0 cinbeit
lid mirtcnOc Ngitotion ms Seben 81
ruicn ioll IN ic0er Stuot. mcld)e OILS
Gin Ngit0tIon@ Centrum ongcicbcH
lpcr0cn fam, Elm Gomitc ouIQeltcul
mcr0cn mclhc9 ole Ngitution cin5n.
leiten mo int Sang III crbolten bat.
@ir bril1cn oielc 9clhliillc 5ilr
ullgCmcincn &cnntniB mo boilcL
Dab lie Ole N%nreQunq ouju Aebcn
mcr0cn 0o6 Die Gerrtih Amerifo
llcr, ocncn an Der Grbnltlmg un0
SGr0crumg 0c1 o@cuildcn Spradun'
tcrriht9 IN unlcremS d)ulruclcn licQt
III elmer o0Cr Ger onocren Meiic IN
Die Ngitotion 5lt @lnitcn 0c@ Sebrcr.
Seminars eintretcn.
Gin Eunft ucrOient Die on0cnblid
lld)c @%codltuna. IS 5ciQt lid bon
Snbr 5u &obr tin INNER gr0Bcrcr
MunQcl an 0eutld)cn Hcbrcrn, luno
0nS Scbrer Seminar lit nid)t inn
StdnOc, nllh nllr eincn 9crill0cn
Sheil Der 9tohfruqc mad, &ebrtrGitru
81 betricoiQcu. Wir ridjtcn 0ubcr ole
Orin1cnOc Bite on micre Srcunoe.
loldlc ilil1c SUltc, melde IN lid ocr
Sricb sum Sebrcrbcrui iiiblen unb
Ole notbiac &orbiloung nomentlid)
audi in 2cuilhcn, beiiBen, sum Gin
tritt ms Scbrcr Seminar 81 ermnt
ibigcn.
Io0 2cbrcr Stminor bietet bel
u%ollltGnOig ireiem llntcrriht oic @c'
lcgcnbcit 5llr tiidtigen @eronbilounI
bon Sebrcrn oc3 Icllild)cn iiir Of
ientlihc uno priuote SduIen IN e.
mem MoBc, mic feline 5peite Nnltoit
0c9 Snn0ca.
81 icOcr meiicren Nu9funit lit Der
llntcr5cihnetc Ncrn crbotig. Ger
&atalog ltcbt foltcnirei sur 9.,riil
gllitg.
Wilmoufec, &i9C., 10. 9llrg. 1905.
w al @ricb d. Seminar
0ircttor.
51S-5GS. WrnnAmnn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-27

""" Ginen groBcn GuSilllg peron'
ltoltct ont nGhlten Sonntoq Der
WfGnnerd)Or" nod) Dem i0pI
lid gclcgcncn ECn Mar. Ser Ser
Elm bat mliolien0e TorbereitumQclt
getroHcn, INN Den AusillG 5u cinem
glGn5cnoen GriolAc SIT geitoIten IL.
Elm unllihti9ee Gomite miro ocn
Sbeilncbnlcrn llntcrbaltlng inSiiQc
un6 Siiuc bictcn. Ser GrtraNuQ
iGbrt Worgens nm s llbr ob, mo
Den Sbeilncbmcrn miro @elcacnbcit
Qcboten, lid oih in Yen.MIor ~
omiiliren, 100 Der Gerein Elm Goujcrt
giebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-27

%Dc0moQtc. Gom lpllrGen obCr lfnc0
aus elmer Cigarette jluct luO brci
mo INNER mchr. 3nlCbt lit man
ober ollb nidt bel Der Cigarette itc.
hen 0c%blic6cn, ionhcrn Oic 1omcn
bo6en nrd) ongciou1cn Gigorren
SIT roilben uub SPAR in icbr mCit.
aehcltocm Mo6e. &m Mcitcn0 bon
2pn0on iiibren cine WicnNc BON "a.
baf@lGocn belonocrc Worfcu iiir
Iolncn, sic oltt 5llerit ultr ctuo Die
Wr0Be elmer Cigarette hottcrL Ole
ober in Scr lcttcu Belt gang orBer.
nroCntlid gcruohlcn iin0. mo Die iid)
in uihtS nebr bon elmer NroBcu Scr.
rcn.Gi9orre mltcr'd)elOcn. &r. 2oui@
Gocn in Giccn6iQn cjncr Der toniali,
den &oilicicrontcn NM elmer Der be.
0CutcnoIten GiNorrcnbGu0ler Sons
0on'S, Der fiirjlidl ilbcr 0iCiG Tru0C
intcrpielut murhe, CrtlGrtc. 0oB cr &c.
rooe5u lm0cbcurc!OtcnNen ponGiQar
rem oertouie, Sic bcionOcr3 iiir 90
men ougelcrti0t 'cjcn. PIN beltcn
OinQCll llod) INNER sic tlCinercu
Sortcn. 0ie aus Mduulotobuf aes
nlod,t moroen uuo mltcr Dem Ma.
men Guba& ncrtullrt Ucr0cn. sic
mcr0cn IN Gn1Inn0 ouQclCrtiat unh
foIten I'M Gin5cluertoui brci Gcncc
0o& Stiid, allo ctiuO 80 GtS. Sir 6o&
Nunocrt 5ublt man 20 Sd)illin0e.
TieieS @eid)Git 50blt olciu ilbcr
bunoCrt 0umcn 5u icincn &unOins
men fir 6icle GiQurrcn. 0orrmter
bciin0cn lid picIc 2unICn ser bod
item @cielliholt, bic III 0crielben
5meiiello@ cine beocutcn0c Roue ipic.
lcu. lllb bobei limo mn Ole rc1el-
mGBigcn &unoinncu Qcrchnct. Ocrcn
Haluen IN 0en @iidcm al linbCn
limo. PTS 9eiipiel, mic picl gcroldt
miro, iiibrtc oicier @crr al, 0oB cr
liner cin5i0en Same Der @clcllldait
in~ncrbolb cinc9 Monot3 BOO Cigar
rcn mno 1000 Gigorrctten I~iclertc,
E\n 0cn 0omcnsGmb4 limo 0ieNuudf
simmer INNER bis uli Ben lcbtcn
ElaB bcicBt, lelbIt luerm ale an0crcn
9iGlme leer limo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-27

- &n Chicago crihicncn acitcrr
Wittu9 0rci &erle III Dem %lmelicr.
&aocn BON ". ". &ohnitom Nr, go.
@euaitroBc, bieltcn Dem Glcrt orci
Ncpolpcr III OoS @cIid)t mo roubteu
cine Mcn0c Mingc uno cine Sona
boil liomonten. Som iprongen iie
IN elm bercititebcnocS NlIqgn un0
cnttomcn. IS beiBt, ooB ipGtcr ciucr
Der @ouncr bon Der Foli5ci cruiltt
lulr0c.
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Gtuf'D 0ntef,

yr. 1926 Gft'8oltimoresstraB - 3tnr
mer uu Serren su ovrmietben. - Fetnfte
eetrdnfe unb Betne. .FausStetv.ernue
rels-9ter. Eerfammlmnpsloial beS Oft
xombdr6ffr. Smmerr. Paii' urs qeib'
BereiaS. gbef. 1cI.-BoiIe 1850 %.
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B. Sstaf'S SaIs,"

sir. 1920 bis ft22, Sartors.nbsnue.
Sauptanartier bes r3baIia' U,dnnernors'.
Sdus mo Spmmergarien btuie al ber'
mtetbeu. @uier YlaB fit MnfferHrofter.
Setnfte 6eirdnfe. Srei'GooI. .. 4 D.
deIepbon - Dft. Bsrnon 378o j.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-27

gr. las, Sarrifon.. nabe aeIinafon.eir..
tSeo. 0inibet. IT,. Prnuseo'S BIER. x9drs
mer Qinfh bun ~ Its 1 1br Ra&inits
tags. Mne heutf4en Bdder fnb aam w.
fuhe ttuaeIaoeu,
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Sa:ub Nirb' ,,Tslpbte.caae,"

9orbofsGd. Der boms nno sgorreft'Strabe.
S%auptouartier hes @eianapereins uWslo.
bie". Sinaftunhen iebeu 9onnerftaeglbeRn.
s3erfammInnaen bes .@eniennto, Weseer'
RerstnB" ieben 2. uro 4. 9tenftae tn Weo.
rat. 9elepbon - Wt. Sernon 266d n.
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Ut. t104. Rorb.g entral.ttperr1
Der -NorboH Smnie rtpdbrenbe Nanoesetn
bon baltimore ~EcridmueIt f6 bier
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BON Sab
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Gaatsa aat ctsttaxateUS =.

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Saupi lun ritter he's Canton 9ieberfran5 -
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Mie ans elmer An5ei9e an an.
ocrer SielIe in erieben, peronltoltet
Der Baltimore 9anern.T erein" am
SomttoA Ocn 3. September, ieine
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elmer gemiitbliden Niioire oeitolten.
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6llBboll.S piele, ierner Auilteiaen
oe3 Hlclen.S uit6allons .SoditopIer"
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Die Merite INN 4 uno s llbr WoroenS
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@erIte 10 Mimnter ipGter.
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Der Daurbeiien. Gerein" miro
beute, Sonntas. ~. anault. einen
It@llug nad) apononle balten uno
BORT Ereisfegelu mo YreiSidieBen
oe%ranltalten. Cine allsemeine Sim.
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gr. 218, 9Idpa nab SuiparorStraBe
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2 ubr RahmittnaS. 2eIepbon Is. 4 y.
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4crIangt: Manner uno Gnnbcu.
WcIlanat.

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I'M Auaemeinen dui cinem GlaBe nilbil6 81
MAIDEN. 9lad5uIragen in Nr. $40, &eit pens
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Spfeps ediuenarr's Safe,
2itb Gnlpertpu.Nnao, nnbe 8rtoerid.NOe.
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5elien ~ ieoer 5ett. CSelhdlislnntb etle
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ftr. 2t9, SiiosSbarpsSirnBe, inter Der NutliGt
teuiibe Sanoiperfer, Nrbetter NIB 8ienfthoien
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ootn " m,,ttr,s ..g.Iumbia.eou,.

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oer SaGe. Saue tir Bereius auo Sefs
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