davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-27
WANTED-REAL ESTATE
M1NNEToNKA PROPERTY

We HAVE THREE DIFFERENT ELEGANT
Lake Minnetonka properties for sale on Crystal
Bay; one eight-acre property at Markville, one
one-acre property with small cottage. near
Interlachen. For terms apply to NoerenberR
& Hartman, 331-332 Andrus building L. t.
phone 1864.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1905-08-25
a Medley Of Bargains
AT ANERYS

cold backward spring with attending slow sales has
necessary to prices staple seaonabe goods
tons will you idea of the extraordinary
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1905-08-25

rem when near ponds of water by
throwing stones in the water at differ
ent points and watching the little
waves so out from the center of each
point until they meet, thus connecting
the whole, and so we have to-day a
fruit belt beginning with the small
fruit plantations in the lower part of
Berrien county and reaching 10 the
fine apple and cherry orchards in
Grand Traverse and Benzie counties
and extending inland from 20 to ~
miles and maybe further. In fact,
don't know where the boundary lines
are.
From shipping the fruit in the early
days in boxes, barrels and even in
bulk in the holds of slow sailing YES
sells we have come to fancy packages
which are shipped by fast freight and
refrigerator car service and the fast
steel steamships, which put the fruit
upon the market within a few hours.
(Concluded nert Ioeek)
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1905-08-25
JEALOUS OVER BASEBALL.
British Have Lots to Say Against the
National Game Of the
United States.

The British are SO Jealous of Ameri-
can baseball that they are staying up
nights TO invent words 10 express them
selves with proper JUNCTION TO fit their
green eyes, says the Worcester (Mass.)
Telegram. They have no sport over
there which is run as business for the
amusement of the people, as the the
aters are, and they refuse TO learn the
necessity of cultivating the baseball
fever SO that it will rage in their old
country and keep thousands awake who
now doze away large part Of the time.
An infant of three years was lost by his
mother in New York a few days ago.
and the police searched for hours and
finally found the infant sitting in the
grass near a baseball diamond, where
professionals were playing 70 a big
audience, and clapping his little hands
in the height of delight They are born
TO the game in the United States, and
never outgrow it,
But here is the London Outlook say
ing of the great national game: In
itself baseball is a really fine game, but
there is no conscience in ii. The field
ing side is allowed TO yell at the man
with the club in order 70 rattle or put
him off his swipe. the spectators have
right to make diabolical din for the
same reason. aDd the unfortunate UNI
pire who gives a decision against the
fielding side is lost in a circle of yell
ing, gesticulating forms. clad like aero
bats" That is a dreadful arraignment,
but II has green eyes set all through II.
The British would be delighted with
just such scene if they only had the
vim 10 play the game. and the outlook
would be glad TO help on the howlers
IN the din. II refers 10 the opinion Of
cricketers who have seen a game Of
baseball, and says they know how wide
and deep is the gulf which separates the
two games. Then il adds that the games
the United States has acquired from the
British the Americans have "garbled
into pursuits which we should not recog-
nize."
There is no question about that state
ment. The British cannot recognize
several of the sports which have been
imported and improved, as other British
institutions have been by Americans
The claim is made also that the Austria
lians have gone wild over baseball, and
are spelling the only good game, cricket
by slow degrees. and getting farther and
farther away from the glorious old
sports Of the old country. The British
have seen the skill of Americans in the
games which are slow enough for the
old country, and they have lost impor-
tant contests to them so many times
that they should be able to see that the
American methods in the sports are as
far ahead Of those of the British as are
the business methods which have placed
Americans far ahead in the markets Of
the world.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1905-08-25
Butter Scoring Test.
Keller Creamery Scores Highest Test for
Van Buren, County.

At the Michigan scoring test for but.
ter held under the auspices of the state
food and dairy department at Detroit,
July 27-2S, the average score for butter
was above SO for SO samples submitted,
and 9S points was the highest.
The scoring for Van Buren, county
creameries was as follows: Keller
creamery, 90; Decatur creamery, 81; Der
lamont, 90; Lawrence, 81; Gobleville, 49,
1t is gratifying 10 the department to
know that the average score for butter
is higher than for any previous test
That a larger number of samples were
submitted shows that interest is increas-
ing, and the butter makers are not slow
to avail themselves of this method Of ad
vertising their product.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1905-08-25
DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT

DRY DEPART MENTVery
hams &C. Soft FINISH Chahe &C. Scrm Cloth @ Dapes SC O Best Do
Mercized Ladies
Waisngs
Muslin
Floor
SHOE DEPARTMENT.
OF
eareo at c each
Harness
Brushes up, Envelopes package
4c
4c &c Rice 4c Package Clothes
10 patrons OF mail order houses: BY placing orders Of
equal amounts with feel assured that you will
time, freight and money.
Sss5 s pa @ e c. R. AV cry
2
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1905-08-25
4 Good Investment.
A Wise One for Any Town That Cares to
Expand.
(COHclUQed ncrt l0eck.)

At Coweta, l. T., club of merchants
subscribed money to pay for 1000 copies
of the home paper for one year; and it
will be the best investment Coweta ever
made! One thousand copies of live
home paper sent abroad will attract
more desirable people than all the boni
the town can raise for pitch fork handle
factories. More merchants should fol
low the example of Coweta. Exchange.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1905-08-25
Qualified Teachers.
Certificates Issued at Meeting OF Board OF
Examiners August 10, 1905.
SECOND GRADE.

SECOND GRADE.
Mabel Creagan
Jessie Melvin
Blanche Parker
Rose Dillon
Mrs. Faith Reynolds
Emma Boyer
Mrs. Nellie Rich
Grace McFarlin
Nellie Dillon
Elizabeth Dillon
Marie Ryan
Rae Simmons
Nate Brant, transfer
Nellie Herman, transfer
X. b. Taylor, renewal
Emma Bradfield, renewal
Lizzie Bidwell, renewal
Henry Slower, renewal
Lila Felt, renewal
THIRD GRADE.
Elizabeth Creagan
Frances Bachelor
T :. v.T
- - C,-l 80 20
-. ,,,''-
-. -,
- -. ~ - -
-,
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1905-08-25

Our House is now in the 18th
year Of its existence. I h e
members Of the firm are young
men in the prime of life and
full of ginger. "a "a -
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1905-08-25
Free Pasture!

have i'd acres of pasture
land. we'll fenced, with rum
ming water. one mile and a
half north of Wildey cemetery,
where you are welcome to
turn your cattle free of charge.
| also have good horse pas
ture one>half mile north Of
town at Is cents per week.
Will deliver wood in one to
three cord loads to any point
in the village for cash.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-14

Mcgen angcblih en- Sonn.
tagSOertauf0 :. - %ncob @}eebc,
meld)er in gtr. COB, MotcritruBe, cine
Mirtbidlnit betrcibt uno am Sonrto0
Nafnittag lueacn angcblidcn Ser
faufS BON Spiritlloien am Gaze ocS
Serrn uerboitet marc. luur0c geItern
I'M mittlercn Stotionabouic pom No.
li5cirihtcr 8rnnnon Dem @crid)tS.
periobrcn iibermieicn.
@obltbGtige &rrmG d /.
mile. - Ter an &. Nopcmbcr oe.
itorbene &r. GboS. Sbippen bat Der
biidoilidD proteitantiihcn Ct. 1oulS.
firde $1,000 uno Der o@obItbGti1
feits ORGANIZATIONS @eieuihoit"
$4,000 binterlaiien. Gen 9leit ieineS
Germogens bat er Den Nngeb0riqcn
oermodt. Seine Gienitboten bat or
nit &ermdhtniiien bon 500 bis
$500 be6oflt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-14
Tao y&Cttcr.

Sir WorOlan0 mG ocu Iiltritt
Columbia filblcrCa ACttcr mo noro-
Uritlihc Q@jnoc.
Ger h0ditr Eumpcroturiton0 mar
IS @roo nm S llbr Nbcn09.
Ger ricOrilitc Recommendations
mar lG @ro0 nm , llhr WorQcn@.
N}ittlcrcr NuromctCritono 20.7O.
Ger uiCrriQite Recommendations
Der lcBtCu 81 Stm0cn IN nohiolQcn-
0cn StGOtcn mar, mic iolQt: Goiuport
II 4ortIuEO 10, Bolton lG, NIbunn
Is, 9iCu Nort lG, Sorri9burQ II,
EhiInOclphiu A.; Ntlontic Gjtu lG,
N]oibluQton II. Noriolf 80, &ottcru2
-, Charlotte -, @ilmiugion 30,
Gborlciton 81, Suuonnuh ~, ,Sod
ionuiuc -, &llpitcr 81, &cu- y3cit a.
WtontQomcru 80, NCm- SrlCuna 81,
EalcItiuc Is. @alpciton -, Corpus
Ghriiti ~. Wtcmpbia Is. Cincinnati
II, atlanta 80, 4itt9burd 3S, Salpcs
90 IT, buffalo 10, GICucImG II, 9es
troit Sc, Nlpcno -, M@iorQucttc 2G,
@rccn Ban 3G, Chicago II, Duluth
- Ct. Euul IS. St. %oui9 II, aon-
las Gitu II, Onlubu II. Nuron 40,
9i2mord 10, @iuiiton 80, Sabre 30,
NcleHu %, Solt @ufC 81 Gcnpcr 81,
North Elottc 80, GonQc IS, Nmoril
10 81 Yn@ MnGcICa 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-14
6nn6ten fGIiheu Seuer,

Snn0ten fGlihen Teuere
alarm ci Il. - Gllgcn Saplor BON
9tr. $40, Dit 20. StroBe, is, uto
Houmono SubbnrO BON 9tr. %31,
@iror0 Tuemuc, II Sabre alt, mur-
ocn Qeitcrn pom &o0i Grammar nm
S. rno Soften Gcitroft. neil lie an
Sunntog NbCn0 I'M 8 llbr bonn So.
itcn Ir. 3iS AT @uiGforb Npenuc uno
2unpolcitrobc ans cincn iulid)en
Tcucrolorm cingeionot botteu. Der
ilngc Nubburo bate ben Ser0eantcn
Hunnicp uno Carroll unb 0em Folis
5iitcn Yatton crjdblt. SapIor babe
Oen @ubenitrCid) bc9ongcn, mno nm
> llbr MorgcnS crlpild)tcn lie Sups
lor. GiCicr marc ol,d ~gcitGnoi1,
bei'm @crb0r bCitono er o6er ooraltI,
Dob 0llbbor0 ibm gebolien bGtte, uno
trob beIien @etbelterung, bob CT
AtidtS nit 0cm @llbenItrcid) 81 tbll1
aebnbt, Itroftc Scr &aoi i'm ebcniall@.
Gic Gltern Scr beioen Sllngcn be
ropptcn mo 5u @oliie perocn lie
ibncn iuobl bic ltnotSlprctllhen
tiihtig os&gcflop't boben. COB ",lA
Sat h Sen beItcn " N /.
- Sn mittIcrcn StotionSbauie libcn
lett qeItern Wor0el Wartin 2eurp,
~, un0 Sohn Wrocc, 30 Sabre ali.
Seorp itcbt inn &croudt, .@ract Be
roltbt 5l hobcn, un0 @rocc inter scr
NnlhlIoiquuA i~innloS betriinten &c.
lue'en it lCin. Ger iSoll iollte 9e
ltcrn N%ot)nlittog gum Gerbor TOM.
men; 8racc ubcr, Elm Telp- Oorfcr,
luoltc nid)t 9egen 2carp 5euaelt. Oh.
'd)ot lieben 3ell9cn onmeieno marell,
Ole bebnllptetcn, Nugcn5cll9en Der
ollGeblld)cn ScraubunN Die lid III
DER Nobe BON Soles' SGllen unb
@onltroBc 5lltrua qcluelen 81 icin,
lt1o &o0i Grammar perid)ob ocn Sail
ne9bolb bis heutc. 2eorp, meld)er IN
Nr. 100, 9torbsG urhomItr., mobnt
ut ldon nlebrere Wole untcr Gblt.
Ild)em @erOodt perboitet acmelerl.
mo er 1T Der nGmlid)e 9urite, lpel.
der ange'duIoiat mar, Stootrotbs-
W}lt9lieo 9uibroo 90. @ottS nm sci,
len llbr uno 9anrihoft berallbt 81
boben, megen Mongels an bireften
@epcilen ieood wieSer ire~igelaiien
peroen muBte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-14
Efii5icac 3nblcn.

Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pcr0iicnt.
Iitt Ooa Heiultot Der Rcpioi.
rumQ ser @obIbcridte. - Ger 3.
|rc}inft Der ~. @oro icbIt nod.
On ocn noditeben0en lubeuen
p%cr6iicntIid)t Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
&c ooa rcuioirtc Hciultot Der Mobl.
bcrid)tc pom IcBtcn GicnitoQ. IS
lpurOcn 9O,S14 Stinmcn obqegeben,
fir Die bier GontrolCurs Candida,
ten obcr MIR SO,2Il Stimmcn &c
8ohlt; ca itcincn ocmnod tOGOO
Stimm5cttcl ioIif morfirt acrueien
III irin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-14
Sic ncuc TradJtliuic.
FlGne Der nEpnnI0Iuonio . @obn,"--
G6GOiqcn ocn Miner, - Hhin'
rem Die id)0nitcn Wuulcoir0S.

ONjNN''SNF \ 80
rem Ole id)0nitcn Vuulcolr03.
Gle ltclc Srohtlillic. mcI6c sic
.GcnnipIponio Noh'," plant, Inn
ole mad @oItimorc i%iibrcnoen (m-
nclS fir Ben Recommendation ircl 51t
hnlten, mirh sen nDr0liden Stootthcil
hurhld)nci0cu mo ruillircn. Vei Scr
V0d NipcrsNrildr 3ucigt Die meme 81
llic nn6 Dem HorG0Itcn nb mo lGult
in 300 SUB Gnticrmung parallel NIT
Der oltcn &inic bis 5lIr Soils Nono,
0o6ci 0ltrd Holun0.Eort QcbcnO unb
Den ncltcn @ouIcunr0 bon Der
Charles StrnBe bis 5llr NoInno.NUc.
me treu5cn0. Die 2inie fonmt meit.
LID BON Soils Nooo IN Oic Sto0t bin
Gin bcnltbt Die oltcn 8clciie Der
a9t0r0lid)cn GentrdlsV uhn" Qui 100
IltB, Iilbrt iibCr @eno Sill um0 bcim
GinAnng 5lun 9rlli0sSi Norf" bon
DER Flnlllco Noa0 0llrd) cllclt 110l
SUB longcn SumneI nnd Der oltcu
Hibertp Hoo0, trell5t sic @clciie Ger
n9SeitIidJcn WurplGnoer @obn" moro.
lid bon Der N%ortbsNperuc ocbt melt
lid BON Der Nortb. Apcmlc,@riide ic.
ncr @obn mo oitIih pom SlinQluii
NDcnuc iiber Die Nortb.g Ipcnllc, bicqt
mcitIid) um0 Die 9loomin0oole Hoob
bel Ser Ercbimon-S troBc, treu5t ole
6rontlin Hoo0 beim ShInQbmml.
Qcht iibcr @mnnn'S Soils McoOolu
n0roIih bon Gomonoion Npenllc,
biegt oitIidl iilbrt inter Die G0mono.
iOn'Nuemlc Bride mcitlid bon ser
II. Stro6c 0llrd), Ncbt an Scr Siio.
lueItsGde Don o@mnnnS Sails Mart"
porbet mo Ocrbinoct lid bel Der Grc.
oerid Stotion an Der GrcOcrid Spc.
NIT Ger ultcn Sinic.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-14

Gin idl6nes nno niitlidIes 8eidlemf
fir N~nsebGriac lit INNER cine lcbens.
aroec photographic ubcr cine flint
lcriidD p~ollenbetc Gopie ciucs altcn
@iloes in GraDon, @aiierfarbe, Del
obcr Initcll. Sie idyOnltcn aabinet'
biloer MIR ST pro Subcno.
SnlinS Scbbei, oeutider photograph,
321 1Oro-8ap.S trafe.
(Sftt2-(
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-14

*** Gin IilIterniouper uno Solr
pcranitaItet ser Srnuen = Tereln Der
8. beutldeu ref. ct. Yails.@ emeinoc
am 0ieuitag, Wittwob nno Conner
itoa, bonn IA. bis 16. Houember, i'm
unteren Maume Der Stride, Gde bon
Hrattltrobe uno 9roabmap. Die
BON bieiem &erein oeronitalteten
Irltcrnioupers iino riibnllidit be-
fannt uno einem ieoen 9eiud)er to-
garantirt merbeu, oaB er lihSI q
Souper amiiiiren miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-14
Stdot Baltimore.
llutcrhnltnnnS > Ncouciicr


.e@luii . Ntnbemie." Gieie @obe:
4Ibe SbcphCro Njul".
n@lancn'c SBcdtCr" SiCie 9Sohe:
ShuhpluS VI q Hycut Giiu.'
.r6OrO'S rprrnbanS," 2tefe @o6s:
aGbc GbuCGtiOu Cf lir. Nipu."
pUniouHifrnRc Shcntcr." - Sicfe gBObe:
.SgCrtt SCrcltC SuW."
pDiaTnlnuo . Thcntcr." Siefe gRohe:
Nellh'a &uuoCullt ytttruiiioUCT.
Albnunh's. - EIg'C g&uChe: oIbut'5 EobU'a
lSGp."
3rutid,c !. Nict. It EnuIS . @rmeiuSr.
Etcuitaa Wiituud u1o SouHcrituG. ben II. bis
rs. giDocmbCy. @uiitr Suupcv uno Sutr i'm nm
loren HuumC oct NIydu.
,Snocnin' NinuuCrdlOr." - EtCnitdd, ben II,
gtUucmbcr oyiiiCs grDfC5 GOu3cri mo gGa IN
Der aHIubIuUN TMoJWp.
.Nr0citCr. SiCoCrtuiCt." - WiUntlO. ben 90.
g,untmucy. %. Stl'tuu0icl uno VGu int Der
GATOR yuCCItut NuNt."
Nr6cttcrsW vi unrrhur." - Eicuiinu. ben 81.
2opCmhCr. 1liftuugaftii mo NNI in ocr ser
muuia V,dUucutDU. NullC."
,,9nrtc" lNiirmbm Safe. Ton1crlluR,
hCu 10. 9ioucWlCI. #lnllo Recital BON 1toijUc
Merits.
.FCaburu GuuicruntUrium. - SrCltGN. hCr
H. Aoucmrcr CrilrT NnmWcrnuiii Gnl5crt ore
Nupiicl E.uuJtclts uuO 0arOl0 NutooIub'e
@ruRc WiCRCliuppC- Miinpoh. Den II. DO
pcWbCr. lCI [ulu oC,n'lCttcr5 81 Gutonoptlic.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-14
SdHffsfarten bon nnb uadj SentId).
Idu0.

Bon Baltimore bis Bremen: Sea.
iiite $40 uno $3.50; 0remen-9aI.
Iimore bis gum i. Hopember $3.50
mo $62.50; bonn 1. Hopember Bis
1. Glgult $3.50. &unoreiie 81 bill
iiaerem Yreiie. Sbeo. s. 9iener &
So, 3immer Scr. 8, ia Sit-2eging.
tou.Str. (323-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-14
Ginruanocrcr %minfummcn.


0}orpI0rocr III Chattanooga. WoS
Scr ScfrctGr scr StuotS Gin
Nch6rnc iout. - Sc.
>on ,o,,,,no 2,,,,,ha II stOoo
.
P'' t''l'"
AF SHo''oo''' 'oo''''' uoI'''
die @llrcoltr ctnrtd)tefl.
<. norr,orr \ W~ohc,hoon nor
-ofrr%, ncr Stoota eirmorne.
,-n,,.Wo6SrSc mr(,hcr non, Wo,,-
,",,r,,,, J2,,i;crn Of, Tclroot non,
m,rnL,c$ ,,r 6~orfrrcn, ;ihcr Sin.
,n,nSrrr,o 1nrh 7noront9nr ;r6hot.
,nn,,o Tcrn crrornt NOR frhrtp
'],n;tcrn b;cr6cr ,uriif Sir ibriorr
ToIo,,tcr INN Wo,nronh morrr Sic
EE 0r,5t Cor,cr n,r ch,r,ohrr
&. E, 1,r;tSts 6ou,,,i;,Sr Ho,,cs
e M,.rcn o. \ohr q &,,rtnn htr
ccfrot2, Scr ctoots. Wpi,i,11 >fftahr.
h6rnr cefrrtGr 6Iorrutr " lorcYt
nam mrrrir Ncr Go,tf(cutc NM IN.
h~r;fo,,4cp " 0n,itir @onoohrr nm
nrr uQp5tIibcr morn(3rhrr g}ohr "
,rn nr Eohr IS ch6rforbcr nonr
Wiircor ii,r ctotiitif Srr.g nI,er
,rrhr ok W,r;ibc, Scr Worn(3r6cr
Ocro,o+;oy cr,r3hit ms CIR mo>cr.
G,,n irr,irtc ola 5rfrrt6r Scr 6or.
,rc5, A,,,ortc ,mni no0p 5oor rrh
rnorrr NIT o~h,srobmr nor 5cros
i5n,mtGtp cTn5tootrr nrrtre-cr Wci
Ncn Grrcrr,Irocr hcr 6omitp,n MIR.
Son Sic GO SoI,cr NM Nohprhoon
ok WitoIicnrr Soc 0nmitr'a f;ir Sic
L5rhcr,m, hor rirnon>rr,r, ms
~ Moslrn ma o. Gr(ton oIs Wit.
,,rirncr Srs Go,r;tca i;;r einbcitlihc
in,mhcs 1,,rortSrc crrorr+ \chrr
.St,ot mar nNn Simon Mo5rn>rIcno.
ti,, rortrcto, noh rn,,rnr n,,rh go.
;hr,,f toSt,,n,, sos iaScr ctnD+ bci
grEai, r,m ,cLn o,innnor
r',ta,, I,"tn nr m~,So,h,nn jn,ta.
' N. ,orn;%to n,;, 6c,n,,Scrs -, oro,
1u W,t,;,S SIX ;h @ar,"on
,;. o.,t,tt ,;l" ,,, T~,Ioo,4m, 81,
,,, ,a>T;ho,, Smrton -
","' u,n tn,nt, sC,
i,rG,,, ." ,ma;,o, no;Aon 49,,
rr,anr,ro, n$hrnnn n,oi,,cr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-14
8eloienOnngcn mad 9entidlano mn'
Seftreid

81 "a gents pro Marf uno 2OR
Gents pro 8rone. 8orto EXTRA.
@edieI n,sGeitellt auf ale Sbeile
ser @eIt. Sbep. $. 9iener & So,
ia Sit.2eginston.Str 3immer Nr.
3. QS0--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-14
Ginc nntc. acimnSc Mnhlseit crhal.

ten Sic fir % GentS bel Wic@rnm'S,
3OS Oit.9altimore. StraBe Griiber
Sternbera's) -, BON If bis 3 llbr, mo
IacS nad @unlf. (31S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-14
9trt1mr %. Npbiutt,
Nr. 127. ph.galtimsre.t

EaHage Nptariats 0elotuedlel.
,,.tM.I Shiffsfarten fir ale
Lutut.9inicn. 8e;!epdiie. WehieI.
sbiel Lno G,loienoungen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-14
Vluiculunrit

Wluicmmnrit,
Ioiuic allc gum @nritscidait acborrn'
ben Sclifatciicn III babcn bel
SOmis s.. Mcttbcro,
966-96S Scrinatun. Wartt unS
3I2-34l SolimS. Marft.
I'm S%crinstpn Warft jeocn @ormit.
tag in Der @Odlc II. Sumitag Nbcnb.
CSftl5-31 ;gob7-22)
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ger onulnoti5en Serr
Noolpbua 8uid, Der Gbef ser meltbc-
riibmtcn nNnbeuier.9ul6 9rclpilg
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