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The Glenwood post., 1905-03-11
CACHE CREEK.
School will close here March "a.

School will close here March "a.
William Reynolds is dragging the
sage down on the Gillum place.
William White made business
tip to Holmes Mesa Wednesday.
We have started to plant peas as
the ground is ready for an early crop.
Mrs Helen Reynolds made a pleas
ant afternoon ca IL on Mrs. Gus Wetzel
Monday.
Clint Maxfield killed fine juicy
beef on the rancn Sunday for his mar
ket in Rifle.
William Helmer, Gus Wetzel, Err
nest Finch, l. J. Cissna and Will Hill
were Rife visitors Monday.
We are pleased to learn of Mrs.
Tom Wayne's speedy recovery and
that she will soon be home again
Jim McCary has been shooting out
several large rocks in his orchard pre-
paratory to setting out two thousand
more trees.
The county ommissioners came to
Grand Valley Thursday and drove
over the roads to inspect the same,
Several ranchers turned out to discuss
the new road question.
As soon as the roads will permit
Harry Russey will change the time of
his route which will make the deliv.
cry two hours later and will give us
our daily papers MS it leaves the office.
About one hundred guests assembled
at the j. S. Rivers home Friday eve
ming and made merry. At midnight
delightful supper was served after
which they danced until a. IN. when
the crowd dispersed .and hied them
The Glenwood post., 1905-03-11
Three fast trains daily in each di
rection on the Rio Grande.
Champion Liniment for Rheumatism

Champion Liniment for rheumatism
Chas. Drake, a mail carrier at Cha
pinville, Conn, says: Chamber
lain Pain Balm is the champion of
all liniments. The past year | was
troubled great with rheumatism in
my shoulder. After trying several
cures the storekeeper here recommend
ed this remedy and it completely
cured me. - There is no use of any
one suffering from that painful all
ment when this lniment can be
obtained for a small sum One appli
cation gives prompt relief and its con
tinued use for short time will pro
duce permanent cure, For sale by
ali dealers.
The Glenwood post., 1905-03-11

consultation over Mrs. Harrison Sun
day and report it quite Il critical case
Mrs. Heyser was called to Missom
last Sunday by the sud ZEN death of
her sister who was buried there
Wednesday.
The |. O. O. F had II lousiug
meeting Saturday night They took
in two new candidates ami served a
fine lunch at midnight,
Mrs. Sam Oleson gave "A birthday
dinner for her little son Julius. Those
present were Mr. and Mrs. Masse Ole.
son, of Eagle, Mr.. and Mrs. ,Iulius
Oleson and Mr. and Mrs Lindgren
The Glenwood post., 1905-03-11

w. P. Bick, of St Louis, arrived
in Glenwood Monday evening and has
taken position as night operator at
the d. & r. G. depot Mr.. Bick is a
brother of J. E. Bick, the lightning
jerker on the day shift at the same
place. This completes hot trio down
there to say nothing of Agent Gam
BILE who just looks sober while the
boys work, and if the Rio Grande
doesn't prosper it will be no fault of
the Glenwood office.
The Glenwood post., 1905-03-11
LOOKS LIKE PEABODY
Continued from first page.

0'0" TI"r1I HISU F'St'
of said Alexander report legally decide
who is entitled to the office of govern
or of Colorado or does the constitution
Of Colorado provide in such event who
is entitled to such Office, and if so,
what person is so entitled under said
constitution p
The joint assembly is now in recess
until Monday awaiting the opinion of
the supreme court on the above inter
rugatolies. If the resolution is ap-
proved by the supreme court and then
carried in the joint assembly Adams
will be ousted and Peabody will hold
the Office under the constitution.
The Glenwood post., 1905-03-11
GRAND VALLEY.

Thomas Wayne and wife We're here
from Rifle ful seve.a al days visiting.
having tonsilitis but is better ut this
writing.
Mr. Bransun, has moved TO the
ranch which he rented of Mrs. Clara
Wilkinson
Mrs. George Gardner spent several
days this week visiting among friends
and relatives
William Mills is moving from the
Barthell place to the Joe Connor
ranch across the river.
NJ. Ilion has brought in very good
stock of millinery for which there
seems tu h., good sale.
Mrs. Lewis of S.dalia Colorado, is
staying at the home of her SON Rob
"rt Sohey, for few weeks.
Mr. Fisher. of Eagle, has recently
moved down here to the Parkison
ranch which he has bought.
Frank Preston is moving on to the
Rulison river ranch which ne has
leased for the coming year.
Chris Deere has some rock and sand
hauled on his lots and is preparing to
build store 2Ox40 inst north of the
saloon.
A ten pound boy made his arrival
last Saturday night at the home of
Robert Sobey. Father and son are
doing we'll.
Jake Ishe has large amount of
rock and building material on the
ground and is pushing the work on
his new residence.
Clarence Wayne has gone to Idaho
to vi9w the charms of that new set
tlement being opened. and several
others are talking of going
May Daniel left for Denver
Wednesday night after staying sever
al weeks with a stepbrother, John
Brown, who has been sick.
William Davis had public sale
last Tuesday and it was well attended
in spite of cold weather and every
thing brought a good price.
There has been another strip of new
side walk put down during the last
week from Bailcy's store along his
lots to the Christian church corner.
Dr. j. A McKinn ey took John
Brown to Glenwood Springs Thursday
that he might have the benefits of the
baths which it is hoped will help
him.
A party drove down from Rifle and
gave combination comedy and nov
city show at the Woodman hall last
Wednesday, free dance following
the play.
Doctor Mckinney was called hur-
riedly to the Jenny place last Wednes-
day evening to see Mrs. Walker who
was severely poisoned, the effects
almost proving fatal.
The work on the bank building was
commenced this week and the tempo
rary floor has been laid. The brick
work is started by Stowell Brothers.
This building will be quite an i'm
provement to the town.
The Glenwood post., 1905-03-11

One of the most elaborate enteI tain
dinner party given Friday afternoon
of last week at Hotel Glenwood by
Mrs. W. r. Lee. A special feature
of the occasion was the well appointed
decorations of the parlors and dining
room. Owing to Friday being our
press day we We're not able to give a
complete account.
The Glenwood post., 1905-03-11

Mrs. George Brown of Mccoy,
brought her little son to Glenwood
Thursday morning and will give him
a course of the Glenwood baths. Mrs.
Brown has been for the past two
months at Grand Valley with her son
where he has been under the care of
Doctor Mckinney.
The Glenwood post., 1905-03-11

The members of st. Stephen Cath
olic church are meeting with much
success in disposing of tickets for
their St, Patrick $ Day ball to be Civ
en- next Friday evening.
The Glenwood post., 1905-03-11

The Joe Murphy Comedy company
playing Kerry Cow came in from
Grand junction on the ID. d. r. G.
Thursday morning and took the train
for Aspen.
The Glenwood post., 1905-03-11

w. r. Lee, proprietor of the Hotel
Glenwood, has rented the Grand hotel
and will conduct it in connection
with the Glenwood. The dining
room will not be opened unless neces-
slty demands it.
The Glenwood post., 1905-03-11

T. w. Thomas will leave in few
days for Goidfeld and Tonopah, Ne
vada going by way of Green River,
Utah, where be will outfit. Mr..
Thomas expects to be gone all summer
and his friends are hopping he will
return a millionaire.
The Glenwood post., 1905-03-11
Notice

Commencing Saturday March II,
the hours at Cave No. 3 bath house
will be:
Men-S Il. IN. to p IN. G:30 p.
m. to 10 p. IN.
Ladies' p. IN. to p m
THE GLENWOOD HOT SPRINGS
co.
The Glenwood post., 1905-03-11

Parties who are kind enough to fur
nish the Post many items of news are
reminded that we cannot give much
space on Friday to events which oc-
Cured week before as much as we
appreciate the favors Please send
in your items at the earliest possible
moment.
The Glenwood post., 1905-03-11

c. j. Shideler, of Rifle, vas call
ing ON Glenwood friends Thursday.
Charley says the past winter has been
very favorable for stock and that cat
tie are in good condition for turning
out.
The Glenwood post., 1905-03-11

Mr. and Mis-. G. NJ. Keck will
leave next Wednesday for an extended
visit at Mr. Kecli' S old home in Ger
many They will return the first of
June.
The Glenwood post., 1905-03-11

The Colorado Midland depot is to
be thoroughly painted and when Joe
Preville gets through with it it will
look as bright and fresh as when new.
The Glenwood post., 1905-03-11
Probate Notice

State of Colorado, County of Gar
held IS. In the County Court in
Probate.
In the matter of the estate of Lena
Corwin, deceased
This matter coming on to be heard
on this 10th day of March A. d. 1908.
upon the petition filed herein by Ollie
Ihorson, administrator, of said es-
tate, for the sale of the following de-
scribed real estate, or a portion there
of, towit: Lot No. % in Block No.
At IN the Town of Glenwood Springs.
Garfield county, Colorado for the puf.
pose of paying the debts of said es.
tate, and for the best interests of said
estate. And it now appearing to the
Court from said petition that proper
and legal grounds exist for the sale of
all or a portion of said real estate,
Now, therefore, it is ordered by the
Court that the unknown heils of said
decedent and all persons who are leg
atees or devisees of said estate, or apy
part thereof, or heirs of said decedent
be and appear before said Court at the
court room of said Court in the Town
of Glenwood Springs, County and
State aforesaid, on the l2th day of
April, A. ID. 1905, at the hour of 10
G. clock in the forenoon of said day.
then and there to show cause, if any
there be- why an order should not be
made directing the said Ollie Thorssn.
administrator, to sell the whole or
much of said real estate as may ben
necessary for the purposes specified in
said petition.
1t Is further ordered that this order
be published for at least four success
slve weeks in the Glenwood Post, IA
pnpilc newspaper published weekly IN
said county.
By the Court:
A. l.. BEARDSLEY,
County Judge.
The Glenwood post., 1905-03-11
DOTSERO DOINGS

DOlSERO DOlNtiS
Roy Randall was visiting nt Y ost
Moulay.
Maud Stewart WAS visiting in
Gypsum Sunday.
Pearl Yost spent II few days in
Gypsum last week
Tom Clifford, of Sweetwatcr, went
to Gypsum Monday.
John Gilmore. of Sweetwater went
to Gypsum Wednesday
Will Randall. of Eagle. was visit.
ing at the Yost ranch Sunday.
Mae Abrams, of Eagle. was visiting
the Misses Stewart last Sunday.
Sam Lemon and Charles Cllusen
are spending Il few days in Eagle.
Wonder who the young couples are
that are contemplating matrimony in
this part of the valley.
The Dotsero people are making pre-
parations for the Dig mask bali at
Gypsum the seventeenth.
Messrs. Frazier and Mayer, ol Ea
gle, made a business trip to Dotsero
Monday, returning Tuesday
George Hazard and Professor Nc
Glochlin made a business trip to Gyp-
sum Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Swanson, who
have been spending the last two
months here, will leave for their
home in Red Cliff in few DAYS.
The Glenwood post., 1905-03-11

Mrs. II. NJ. Rudasill left over the
Grande Wednesday evening for a visit
with her parents in Wheatland, Cal.
ifornia. She will return about July /.
The Glenwood post., 1905-03-11

The Ladies of the Maccabees gave
a delightful ball and exhibition drill
at the opera house last friday eve
ming.
The Glenwood post., 1905-03-11

Mrs, Waesel and little son will sail
for the old home in Germany on April
20 and will spend the summer in the
old country.
The Glenwood post., 1905-03-11

j. f.. Eitel has so far recovered
from his illness that he was able to
appear ON the streets last Wednesday.
The Glenwood post., 1905-03-11

Mrs. j. G. Sparks returned Wednes-
day evening from Longmont where
she has enjoyed visit with her moth
er and other relatives
The Glenwood post., 1905-03-11

II. G. Bush, traffic manager and
r. E. Nickery, general agent of the
Colorado Midland, spent Wednesda y
in Glenwood.
The Glenwood post., 1905-03-11

r. E. Weant will leave in a few
days for Thunder Mountain country
where he hopes to engage in the
wholesale butcher business.
The Glenwood post., 1905-03-11

b. F. Haley and Fred Munro, of
Rife, We're transacting business in
Glenwood last Wednesday,
The Glenwood post., 1905-03-11
COUNTRY CORRESPONDENCE
Items of Interest from NeighbGTing Iowa,
Gathered By Our Corps of Special Reporters

selves to their humble couch where
they We're wrapped in the arms OF Nor
pheus nearly all day.
The Glenwood post., 1905-03-11

Mrs Richmond of Aspen, sister of
Mrs. f. w. Adams, was visiting in
Glenwoud this week
The Glenwood post., 1905-03-11

Mrs. Austin returned Wednesday
morning from months outing in
eastern cities.
The Glenwood post., 1905-03-11

c. O. Pierson, of the Red Glen
ranch, was busy about Glenwood Fri
day.
The Glenwood post., 1905-03-11
local Items

Father o Dwyer spent Friday in
New Castle.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-07
2 djiQcr's %ltrcnfcl.

Sn oicien So9en, 0o Die @o9en ser
SdiQer6egeiltcrung b0ber mo b0ber
gebeil, rid)ten iif Die 9lide nit be-
lonoerer NuinlerfIomfeit uuf Ocn leb.
ten biretten Hndfonmcn oes oroBen
Oihters, Nlcronber Sreiberrn bon
@leiden . Hilbmurm. @ie ieine
@robnulttcr, SdiQer's iiingite God.
ter gnlilic, bot oild er iid) bic sllli-
0abe gelebt. oos Nnoenfcn ieineS be-
riibmten Nbnberrn 81 pilc9cn. Mud
CT trGgt icin reblih gut Sbcil bo5u
bel Dob lid) bos Mai Shbildunl
moglidit arobortig uno miiroig &c.
itolte. gm 6. Moi miro CT bel Der
&nloiaunasieier bes SdywGbiihcn
Sd)iller . Tereins am SdiGer.0 enf-
nal in Worbod, om Z. Moi bel ser
polfstbiimli6en Seier bes Stuttgor.
Ter 2ieoerfron5eS uno Gags oarallf
in 8oln ole Seitreoner auitreten,
nodoem CT iid oerielben Eilid)t if)ou
Dor @od)en bel eiller Gorieier ingionl
lnter5ogen bat. llno 5ilr literoriiGcn
&erberrli6ung ieineS l%trgrobpoters
trGst er ourd Die Seitidrift nS6iller
oils aeitbetiid)er GrSiebcr" bel. Srii-
her Sffi5ier, lit Der iebt Sier5ioiGbris
&c 9on5 sur Sdriititelerei iiberae.
goigen. Gr bc9onm nit peribicoe.
nen Sbauipielen mo 2uItlpielen,
bon bencn bic ,&omooie bes @efpii.
lens" 1898 am @eirnorcr Soitbeoter
oufgefiibrt iporoen lit. Muber einem
ocutldJen u&cr9eltun9" bctitelten9fo'
man id)rieb Der pielieitig @cbiloete
ord einen in iron5Oiiid)er Sprode:
s9'bonme oime". N%euerbings bot
CT iih GanptlGhlid) Der literariiden
aritif, Dem acitbetii6en Giiop II. Der
loSiolen Elouoerei Slgeiuonot unh
lid bomit Elm linn beionocrs suiogell.
oes SelS Ger S%b1tiafeit erobert, mit
lein I'M porisen Sabre crihieneneS
geiitreidcs Bid Seine 3cit unb url.
bere 8etrohtungen" benefit. 9ei al
ler &erebrimg fir Sdincr 1T CT Gin
ourdlals nlooerner Menidl Der BON
Der Sd}onbeit erlpurtet, oaB iie Den
Menifen niht MIR aliidIider, Jon.
bern audi better made.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-07

Wttt IQeni, ipa5 mn 1dlasen, eng
pcrfpnnot.
60 ieiert ,Shn! Gem ipoS Dem Wonn
0a9 SebeIt
lhlr balh ertbeilt, loll gang ole 0uh.
ipelt geben.
90 bleib' er inns, Der Dor 10 mollhen
Sabren
Sdon 5ebne limbs pom ms Iid)
lpeggcfebrt
ySir boben Aue le9enreid eriobren,
'Nte Welt peroant linn. mas er iie ges
lcbrt;
Shon ldnglt per6reitet lih'S in gauge
Sdaoren.
So5 Gi9enlte, mas i6m ollein geb6rt.
Gr 9l0n5t ms Dor, luie Elm Sonnet ent.
~Idminoeno,
2idt nit ieinem 2id)t Der.
bin0en0."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-07

miftig iino. ltnter &enukun9 iolf)er
g~ropbild)en SillfSmittel, iotpie nit
tellt TorleIungen, Die oft iel6it pieOer
ollrd &idJtbil0er imtitrirt meroen,
periolgt Die Haocliiie Stiioentin oaS
Stloium oieiea iiberoltS iaSciniren-
Den @cibi6ts5meiges geraoc 10, mie
es IN Der groBen llniperiitGt iiir
Serren aeidieht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-07

Slopltof, 0stbe, S6iQer, iene Sc
Oonfen- uno Sprodgeipaltigcll, mel.
DIE unIere berrlide Wlltteriprohc an
cine Sobe boben, ole iie sur bieglom.
item nn0 rcitIten auf Grhen matt
limo CUR %tieilinnI9Iten, 81 0%erieniQen.
iueld)e Die ticiinnigiten @ebonfen am
alorlten 5lrm NuS6rud bringen
fam.
3u icncn groBeu Giftcrn NM
Genfcrn aeb0rt ais Elm Stern eriter
alaIle mld S6iQer. 9ericlbc SdiI-
Ter, melden nidtsf0nnen0e @ernc.
groBe ais dbgetbon betrad)ten lpoIls
ten, un6 Scr in mnpergGnglihcr (Slt.
geu6fril6e 6cilte mebr, ais ic, 6o3
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en0e oclltide Tolf I'M 9cnfcn ma
Tilblcn bebcrridt; er, ser groBe Op.
timiit, in Dem Der berltide aopi un0
6oS oellti6e !Ser5 i6ren poafommc-
nen gnSorud, lire reinitc arpltoai.
lotion gefun0en boben.
Seit Den Sogen S6iQer'S Bat Ooa
.0clltIhe Golf RATIOS meiter ocarbci-
tct; uno I'M 9eiitigen @ettbeucrbe
nit ben Notionen bat eS oui oaen
@ebieten, 6eIonoerS in Der Goturmii.
ienldoft, Die 6iibrung iibcrnonrmcn;
Nleranoer BON Sumbolb, G6renberg,
Tobert Sod, Selmbolb, N0ntgeL
Nnoolpb Sir6om, un6 Dor NQcm
Mobert Mtepcr, Der bei6cioenc Sci.
oel6erger Nr6t, ser oos oroBe meltbe.
lucgcn0c @cicb bon Der Grboltlmg
Der 3roft cnt0eft: ooo iin0 ole alan.
5cnocn Stcrnc oeS 8eiitco am GDrens
banner uniereS Solfe5; mo elmer
Der belliten Sterne 1T Sdiucr.
@obrboitig, ouS oeutlde &olf bat
feline llriod)e, bel nnoeren &0lfcrn
gciItig bcitcln 5u geben; ocnn Ole
groBten Der @roBen lino iein. llu0
iein lit ooS groBe Weilterlucrf leincr
Sprndc, ser Sprode, Die bcrllien lit,
nit liegenoer Nugelpolt Die @clt,
iprohe Der Center 81 iperoen, uro
Die ood) Der in fleinlihen Hiidiid)ten
per5oacnbe Seeroenoeutidc 10 leidts
icrtig oobin gicbt. Wiit Scr Sprode
qiebt CT lcinc Gbre un0 lcine geiitige
oobin.
&erben mir ms enoli6 in oiclen
bu mir niht cine Sootenfluge
Sdiaer iingen, ionoern cine belt
jubelnoe Seier Scr Il Il It err b.
| / d) unieres 9ihters beeeben
aud flor, oaB OnS oelltid)e
Solf Elm Sternenbonner iiibrt, ooS
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Der lnerrei6bor fell glGn5enoen
Sterne oeS 8eilteS.
Sod ooS oelitihe Sterncnbanncr
oeS 8eiIteS, onS mir liegcno ben ga.
tionen Der Grbe pnrantrogen iollen.
ttd) BIC beitti6e Sprdd)c in ibrcr
Inpcrgonglibcn reihen aroit uno
Sdonbeit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-07
2cijc Wcluoic.

Gs gebt elm 2ieo burd meinen Sim
leiie, gan5 Ieiie
mo iunaes 2ieben lit ooriu, ,
lciie gang leiie-.
Gin 2ieben, it'll uno unbemubt,
nid)t beller &long, nid)t Iautc 2ult,
pie abenoiingen leiie-,
Wie Mbeubiineen iiber'm Meer
.uno 3iebt lopdb ieine afeiiela ,d9i 3
mir INNER enarr um inns Der,
fIeiier r Baus; Ieiie IT. sgiaGuitq
.ttddf n. SerigeI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-07
Sonntaa, ben Z. Mai 1905,
Sin %l1nitcrblidjer.

Tolfes gegrif1en, mie er. Wfittcn II
Der 9liitbe iciner Sabre, orlf Den
Sobepunft ieines SdoiienS, mn
ltrnblt bonn @lnn5e leineS HllbnlcS
rib i'm Der 600 neg. Gurd Die itiir'
miide SIlgen0jcit Die Sturnl. mn
0ran9periooe bate er iid) ST. cinem
geiitig 8elGuterten 0urhgerungen
mar in Die Eeriooe Scr oihterilder
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er oabin, nm in ieinen &erfen cluig
inter leinem Solfe 81 lc6cn. Gum
bunoertiten So0cStoge iino Die @orte
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am Elobe: .gSir biirien i'm iuobl
gliidlid preiien Dob er bonn 8ipfcl
oeS menidli6cn 0oleina 81 bcu Cell.
gen enlpor geIticgcn ooB Elm ldnellcr
Shmer5 i'm bon Den S%ebenoigen bin'
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NlterS, Die Nbnohmc Der WeiiteStrGItc
bat er nid)t empflrnoen; CT bat als
Monn gelebt unb lit olS Elm poaitans
bigger Mann bon binnen gegan9en.
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Hu6ipelt ben &ortbeil, OILS Elm eiuig
SiiHtiger mo &rGitiger 81 erid)cis
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81 @itte. Son ieinem @rab Der lt1rft
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er %begonnen, nit Gifer nno 2iebe fort.
mo INNER iort5uiebcn."
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mem 9roBen 6reunoe Den unlterb.
lid)en @pilog 5lr s8lode," aus Dem
sur bunoertiGbrigen Sobtenicier oeS
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Mort
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fonen!
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6ort,
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geipobnen.
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limo binter ibnl, I'M meientlihen
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melne.
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lelen,
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p%ertraltt.
go lfieb er mn, mie er 10 oft gene
ieti;
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lGngit 9egrant.
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@eien
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id)aut.
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getaoelt,
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eenoelt.
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sic fIblen iidl bon ieiner Strait oird).
6rungen,
sSn feinem Qreife iuiaig feitgebannt.
Gum 9odiien bat .er fid efupor &C.
i6fpunsen, "A
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-07
SpGbpu Yarf.

Ter banptia dlihite -Srieobut in Baltimore.
Ircal: $50 Nfer. - nnieGirdbreno Charter.
eelo bon aIert Staoiibeilen. Strabenbabns
NGa9oIis patiiren oeil S1ipteiH9nng ale bret
W~IiIllien. Warmes gSaric6immer fir SoIde,
Die ben Srieobof bel raubem gSetter befIten.
ge9riIniBpldse 81 febr miBiaen Breifen,
fdnlilltlih nlter lortpdhrenoer Bflege.
Sitrcna: Wr. II, Neit's aratoga.strake.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-07
Sttp Is. dnuabc.

80 iinrb am 4. Mdi 1908. WiOrGenS 4 ubr
90 NJ, Stto Is. SfWabe, III. All. S..9teeeiter
SirdBe, I'M Al, Sabre ieiueS 9cbcn9. Sie Ne
e~rbiounN finoet Suuhtaa, Den 7. Mai, 3 llDr
gId6mitidgs, prinntim TAFT.
5ic traueruoe 23ittipc unO orei aiuoer.
n25-D
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Su0eSfGUc.

YIN 4. Wiai Sernauu IiebL, II Sabre aft
aI1 .. Wtdt Simun Goeluis, 60 Sabre alt.
I'M .. Wiai Aauee SrenomeBer, 2 Sabre alt.
IM 3 N'al &athcrine Y. 0entcimunn i'm A.
sabre hires 9ebens.
SIm = giai Sophie aron, 10 Sabre ait.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-07
Nifuluus Scishc;m

9ciebeinl, HSitiiuCr Der neritur6encn N;aronret
Neisbetm. I'M gIter bon 50 Sn6ren 0 Wionote,t
mo 3 Ioqen. Sic NeeroiGung iinbet ssnn.
tan, ytGdmitiHas ubr BON lrnuerbaufe. Nr.
213. Glib feGeller StrdBe, aus fat. @otteS.
oienii in Der rciormirien q. FanIuSs STRIDE an
@de bon Nroaomub mo 4rntl Sirube.
GOb-I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-07
Sin Sd)ritt in Der rcdJtcn Hid)tnus
Gpart rs 9ruSeut an aaeu eritilaiiaeu

0egrdbuiieu,
Gin ft6uer Cara, entiueoer nit
fbiuar5ein Iub ooer peiBem ODER
9raleIn BIiit6 le6er5uq, Mass fir
Sargs@infoe, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
Silbdl l%n1liring Der Seihe,
9rauerflor, q Yadr 9anoihM1e,
Seffnung oeS SrabeS,
leibetipaaen uno 5 feline 8uti6cu.
@iniam Gpuf, 2eidjeubetatter,
Rortbs iilo 8reenmouItsglOe. Seioe Telephone.
CSe576lPte .iaI)
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Manner nno Srancn fommt III ms.

Waanner nlo Sraiet nit gcbcimeu araufpei.
leIlocn SaGren. Gtrifiuren. Musiluf,, 9Iutser,
glllin9,, Sriiden, Snltausldldeeit, Mheurintis.
s,is, Tsrinft Der 0mnnbarfefi, gIaien. nno
Sartieibiefeit ODER ireenS iueiber peripai,Sten
araiilpelfen iouten ith oerirauenSbou oil unS
mcnoel. Seeentenoe Gpe5ilIiiten peroeu Gle
Iilierlnten iiiio ~foifcnirci cine uiiienfdbaftIibe
Siaqnoie. SRres Sales seben. 9tidi Elm Sul1r
oot Der Seilliiig 5n be5abler. gSir beiIeh .aib,
ltUer, 1nmier5ios tno oniierbdft. una behanbe,t
nur eeDeiile strarfbeiten bon Minnerl uuo
Jraie1 sSenr sic nini fon,men fJuuen. 10
esnd9rl8fiaen gle uis. uno mir bebonoein
Sie IN Sprer Wobnnne. SeiIute ~earanttrf ooer
SlEf yolttarte bel, ipcnn Sbr t6reibf an Ir.
xnM!eS Webteal anititnte, 1887 pi.Yratt.str,.
oH asmc Yss, SSeutfH iptrb aApro1sn.