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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-01
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Homestead Entry No. SAT-.

Department OF the Interior, Land
Office at Santa Fe, N, ~. Jan. "a.
1905.
Notice Is hereby given that the
following.named settler has filed
notice OF his intention to make final
proof In support Of his claim, and
that said proof will DO made before
U. s. Court Commissioner at Las We.
gas, N, NJ, on March II. 1906. Viz:
Juan G. Maestas. for the w IL, NE
IA; s IL. NV IA: Sec. 22. r 10. N.
II. II II.
He Lanes the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence
upon and cultivation OF said land,
viz;
Pedro Trujillo. OF Rociada, n. NJ;
Teofilo Martin, of Rociada. n. M:
Jose dc la Luz Romero. Of Sapello, N.
NJ; Doroteo Romero. OF Sapello. n.
NJ.
MANUEL r. OTERO,. g.
..1-lS4 Register.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-01

association, were lettering on the
quay, when suddenly a frantic scream
was heard. and a beautiful young girl
In evening dress. but without her
cloak, rushed out OF the companion
way. and dashed along tho gangway
TO land. Tho excited crowd attempted
to stop her and ask what was the
matter, but with the mysterious
words, THE face! The facet" she tore
herself away and rushed down the
road.
Next morning rumor spread rapidly
that the electric lamp in tho yachts
saloon had gone out during dinner.
and that a hideously gashed head.
livid and streaming with blood. had
stared down at the company through
a blue mist on the after bulkhead.
1T IL Draga's ghost" said the super
stitious,
On tho following day the crew de-
serted In a body. The river author.
tiles ordered a guard to be set on
board. Difficulty was experienced in
getting anyone 10 spend the night on
the haunted yacht. but at last an old
waterman, named B%irnbaum. was in.
duced to go on board.
At daybreak he was hailed from
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-01
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Homestead Entry No. 1858.


Department OF the Interior, Land OF.
flee at Santa Fe. N. NJ, Dec. 81,
1904.
Notice Is hereby given that the fol.
proof VIII be made before U. s. court
commissioner AT Santa Rosa. N. NJ.
on Feb. II, 1905, viz: H!lario Ulibarri,
lowing-named settler has filed notice
of his intention to make final proof
In support Of his claim. and that said
for the NV II. NE IA. Il IL, NE IA
Sec. II, Lots ! and 2, Sec. II. T. IL
N, II. IL II.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation Of said land, viz:
Albino Baca. OF Las Vegas, N. NJ;
Jose Gregorio Alarcon. OF Las Vegas,
N. NJ; Jose Hilarlo Montoya. Of Las
Vegas, N. M. Anastacio Rael, of An
ton Chico, N. M.
MANUEL Il. OTERO,
Ill Register.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-01

the deck by the man who had come
To relieve him. No answer was re.
ceived. The relief, being frightened,
ran ashore. and refused to 20 near the
yacht.
An hour later. three policemen,
each trying %nervously to keep at the
tail of the procession, went on board
the yacht. and proceeded down the
companion ladder. In the saloon,
lying on his back. in n swoon. in
which he had apparently been for sew
eral hours. was the Waterman. On
his face was an expression OF mex
pressible horror.
When brought to, Birnbaum refused
to say what he had seen, but OK
claiming wildly. The face, The facet"
staggered on shore.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-01
Gibson and Mitchell
Call on President

WASHINGTON. Feb, SENATOR
Paris Gibson OF Montana, In company
with Guy II. Mitchell, secretary OF
the National Irrigation association
called upon the president to discuss
the various measures before congress.
affecting Montana, Colorado and
South Dakota, and allowing n home
stead entryman Ia take up q square
mile of land instead OF 1850 acres.
Senator Gibson stated TO the presl'
dent that he believed a $40 home
stead policy was n OF the most
dangerous and menacing pieces Of
legislation which had been suggested.
He said that Il was proposed to open
up the rich western lands In these
large tracts and that II would result
In tho aggregation OF great holdings,
far worse than anything Of the kind
which had yet occurred.
No man can say at this time,
Senator Gibson declared. what are
purely %irredeemable grazing lands.
and what are agricultural or may
shortly become agricultural lands.
Great tracts OF country are being
cultivated to-day IN small farms,
which ten years ago were looked up
on as utterly worthless, and The
womb OF the future certainly con
tains even greater surprises. Under
our increasing knowledge Of con-
ditions. improving methods OF agrl'
culture and the constant discovery
and introduction by the departments
OF agriculture of arid land crops, we
are making wonderful progress, and
why, Senator Gibson pleaded. should
we check this great land producing
development by bringing upon our
western country the curse Of further
great land holdings7 No man. that In
stated, can as successfully farm n
mile az he can 100 acres. and 10 give
men $40 acres would mean that in
most cases they would not farm II,
they would not struggle with It: II
would simply support a few head OF
cattle or n band OF sheep, Senator
Gibson told the president that be
spoke from a thirty years residence
and an active and practical farm ex'
perience In Montana,
Mr., Mitchell added thar he oh.
lection Of the National Irrigation as
socIation to the square mile homestead
policy was thai very large areas OF
good agricultural land whore 100
acres was ample for q home, would
be included In the $40 acre home
etaada and he supported Senator Glib
sons contention that with u present
knowledge OF western lands, a proper
and intelligent classification In Inn
possible. He mentioned an instance
coming under his notice last summer
embracing some hundred thousand
acres Of high table land in the Cherry
Patch Ridge. a days drive from Har-
lem. Montana, where the land had
been grazed for twenty years. open
10 homestead entry, but with no
thought OF Its being farming land
capable Of supporting families. Last
season ten acres were planted 10 va
rious grains, flax etc, and in spite OF
very late planting and an exception
ally poor year, excellent yields were
produced, without irrigation. an utter
establishment 20 the people of Harlem.
and nov the country II being settled
up with the assurance of a large and
prosperous farming community.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-01
QUEEN DRAGA's
HAUNTED YACHT

VIENNA. February An extra.
ordinary story is being told here. on
the authority OF a B~uda.pesth CORE
spondent. Some weeks ago the yacht
which the III fated servian Queen
Draga bought shortly before her death
was brought up the Danube 10 tho
Hungarian capital by it's purchaser.
n Belgrade merchant.
Owing TO queer stories current about
the yacht. difficulty had been expert,
enced In getting q fall crew. and on
arrival at Buda-Pesth several men de.
serted. Two days later a dinner party
was held on board, A number Of
idlers. attracted by the yachts tragic
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-01

Attorney Frank Ack@man has pur.
chased he Forester tract OF land lying
In the northwestern part Of Albuquer-
quo just south Of the Mountain road,
and after plotting win put II on the
market as residence lots.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-01

Besides, Ladies' and Children's Underwear, Corsets, Ladies'
Waists, Skirts, Pcttcoats, Cloaks and Shoes, which we are
slaughterng at Wholesale Cost and below. Some of the above
named goods arrived only last Saturday, and was the last
shipment We had in transit, SO you had better hurry before the
stock is all broken. Come to the
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-01

five months. has returned TO Albu.
querquc and viii remain there a few
days.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-01

l.. l.. Fuoss sold his farm of 200
acres south of Carlsbad to Harper sill
lineman OF New York.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-01

Bonita. the infant daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. w. b. Justice, died at Carls-
bad.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-01

Thomas c. Hall. the piano tuner.
who has been on the road for the past
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-01
The Peoples Store,
REICH & CO.. PrOprietors.
Prices Talk in a Clarion Voice

AS our Clearing Sale has so far demonstrated by the amount OF
goods we have sold during the past week. We are selling
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-02-01

First class Cotton Hose for Ladies', per pair. -. >. >. 100
First class Cotton Hose for Ladies', 3 pairs, -. ESQ
Frst-class Cotton Hose for Ladies', 2 pairs. -. ... ESQ
First class Cotton Hose for Ladies 3 pairs ....... 3
First-class Cotton Hose for Children, per pair, -. 100
First-class Cotton Hose for Children, 3 pairs 80. ESQ
Frstclass Cotton Hose for Children, 9 pairs 49,. goo
Firstclass Cotton Hose for Children, goo, 3 prs 500
First-class Cotton Hose tor Children, goo, 3 prs ESQ
Best &c Calico, 20 yards for. ............. $500
Amoskeag Bingham, l6 yards for ........... $1sOO
Outing, what Is left, ~ yards for. .......... 500
Flannelette, 10 yards for $500
Best California Flannel at, per yard 49,. 49,. 900
"a Bleached ~Pepperell Sheeting at, per yard, geo
"a unbleached Sheeting, at per yard nam. goo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-21
Sarbara WOH,

Is iarb am 20. 5eburar 1905 9nFbaru
gIoll in NllCr oon q %abren 2 @loHaten lmo
9ecroimlHq finoet Sunneritag, oen %. Scbr.
10 ubr Wtor9ens, pom 3rnnerbuuie, 9ir. 1854,
Strnfe, aus iidtt, mo5u Nerluan0ie
mo SreuHoe adturlasnou etngcIaoet limo.
Shlumm're innit. On quite SHUTTER,
Sic On ms bait 10 Qclicbt;
Su ptrit UlS ia Oobl 0cr8eibcH,
lSeHu mir bubeH Gid betriibt.
gb. IN bait iett iibCriurroeH
WiaH6e idpere, bnrie SulHoClG,
Wtd1heU JdG mo mande 9tubt.
Nail Oh in Shmer5en 5uGebrabl.
StaHobuit bait Su ic c%riruqeit,
NciHc Shmcr5cn, SciHc Flugcu;
Ms Der Ioo Sciu 9luge brtht,
Suh 0~Crgeiicu mir Sid Hibt.
SdIuulm'rc iHuit in iii6ler Groe,
Wt0aen @ugel Seine @rltit umiteb'u;
Soften mir. Dab miloer IrOil uI5 perbe
Surb Die SoffHlng aui ctn einitig' gSie-
ieb'H.
OH reubit nun ans bon alien 9cioeu,
JIa6 SeiHem @rub' mir pitmaIs qeb'r.
Die SOfinuua bleibt bel Seiuem Sheioen.
SdB mir ms criminals nieoerieb'r.
Cl2-4) Die traucrnocu Sinter6(ie6eucn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-21

fadJ in elm fnIide3 2ift geItellt. Gle
@onlbe bat ihon friI6er ir &llBIano
ibr @crf qetban. @eniiet bot g
@iht8, >pobI ober geiha6et. CAB
has @omheu' Ntteutat pom Iebteu
TreituQ bu elmer mirtItheu &criui
nmq fir &uBlon0 tiibrt, lit 10 5icn-
lid olr5Qcihloiicn, 9lll6 sic Grbc-
bmocn ser lcBtcn @ofe perocn
uidt oobiu fiibrcn; Die Rcformcn
mcroen ooolrh nidt cinmul gef0r=
bert mcrocn. @eit mcbr GiniMb
nerocn 0ie 3abIreiden 9lorcIien ser
Itdotiiden 8ertrctlmqeh mie 0e3
9loplS ulti sic Gnti6Iiiiie 0eS G5urCn
luo ieincr RGtbc baben. GS miro
IN oicieu GlOreIicn betout, ser G5or
m00e @ertrcter Oe8 &olfeS sur G6eiIs
nobmc an Scr Stoot5or6eit berltfcn
1no SerQtuS, Ser Reoftiondr, iitt
llidt mebr I'M HotDc ser arone. Ser
G5or but &cripredumgcn gemodt II.
Noiirrngen qctpcdt. O6 er lie nod
Dem Iottcntnt olf iciiren Snfcl Gin
l0ien miro? @cr Mil cS iogen, 0n
ans Dem aoiicrpnloItc feline MIR
bolbOcrIGBIi6cn Rodridten orin-
QCl1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-21
Separtemeut fir 5ficHtlidle Sidlergett 9Gu'
ten. SEbsSepdrtcment eee WeDahoes
TuiprftUrs gurcduS, Ratbhnus.

9GIff re, ben Is. Sebrldr 1905.
Observation-Disclosures flr Die GrrthtlH9 eineS
GbrbuIoes an Der SitooitzSde oes BrodoudO llrlO
Der Wprtbs9lbeme. fir Den NlnOor uno Staotz
rain BON Baltimore, mo peldes Oou Der BE
b6roe Der ShulsGommiiiare ais ole. oltil1e 0ns
bere S66terfhule bemlet iueroelt lou, fperoetl
bon benz oSonro OF glparos Der Staot Sattlz
more cntaegen qenonlfler1.
Observation-Disclosures Ttiilieu in nerlte9eltelt
@riei llmlbldGen, NIT ber aore'e oeS rEeSro
OF gluaros. am oOer Dor Dem I. OtGr6 1903,
8ormittdgS II llbr, bel Oerl Stnota heBiltrator,
Srlt. 0nUrO =. Nooper. III oellell .gllreal I'M
3Iutbbnnic eiuGcrcidt %luerocn; Brteltmlhldge
mihiel init Der Nlilbrttt "Vtoo lor ealtetII
0iub SbUol" Oerlebet letn.
%eoc5 SoroerlIuGSs %glngebot mlb bon ci1em
begluubigteu G1ed IN Der pobe bon $500. 3nbls
bar an ben WfuhDr mo SiaotrntD bon 8altis
Son 6enl crlolgrcihcu 9lnQcbotiteuer iuiro Die
GteIllllg einer urlcbltburet Gllrqldutt. oent
o%oppelten gSertbe .oe9 Goltrattee. ME IN Staois
Charter O"pr9elhriebcn QteihtcnltneIlo, o%erlnngt.
NIuncos Sormuldrc iilr Nnaehote tonlen I'M
NitreaIt oeS @ebdlloe SnipeitorS. erlige9e1 Sc
nomme %perocn. .StelelbeIl 1%lliillet ltren9 be-
fulQt peroen, oocr nuS 9lngeboi miro oerporieH.
8liue uub SpC6ifitatiOneu t0n1ct i'm giireau
beS @ebduoCsS nipeItoro nab Dem IS. 6ebrliar
1908 eiHgeieben lperoeIl,
Gopic'H bon 5eihntngen mo Spc5tItfationen
iueroen ben @enerulsGOntruftoreu utr gelieBeu,
inoem o~ieieIbeH eiuen beolaubiAtet Sized I'M
Netruge BON 500 inbbbnr an Den A'taDor
uno Staotratb bon Baltimore 49, beponirel;
bciagier Gbed miro .%5uriidacgeben. lpenu ole
3ei6ninaeu Dor Der SefiHIlHg Der 9lHacbute an
Den @ebauoes%nipeftor 5urltd eelleiert peroelI;
anoGrntullS miro oerielbe oertallcH fem.
Soften ole 3cihriHgen mo Spc3iflfaiionen
beffdotpt ODER Oerunltaltet luorbeH ietu miro
Die Slnnle nol S25 3tritdgebdIten, ais IiaIis
otrte 9ntthdot9ltlg,
tuelbe ooer ale 9%lnaeboie Ill uerluerfen.
UoiUarn 2. Rrcituu,
@eftdiiat:
W(abpr.
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9lnnn Wiinh.

IS ftnr6 am 10. 5ebrlar 1905, 1aG llbr
@benoS, nab ldtilGrcr Nranlbeit NINA Wiud,
aeliebte Satin bon 9ouiS ,. Mitb. a~eborclt
32t, SitsaomGnro. etraRe, NiabGan6tUWn. 3ic
Neeroiarua iiHoet Mtttiuod, 3 l6r ytahmit
tags, bonn 2rauerbauie aus itntt. @ertuurotC
utto 6reltnoc itHO udlilG1oaOou ciu0cIaoCu.
CRbiIn6elpbicr mo gtcluADorfer 5citlnQCIl
luolIe1 cell. cOpireu)
SaS Ibetogl0dleiu fiinqt in Ibal;
Sort obeit ibimmcrH Sterne.
Sebt SEPT btfldnf 5llm 0immelSfnnl;
Sic 0eintutb mint bon Serne.
SBr SiebcH Nue: quite Gubt.
WIeiHe Bilgerlaut6dbn it polbrn6t.
OBJ lie traucruoen 6interblicDeuen.
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Nnthnrinr 0SnnrI-

IS iiurb lGd Iunpcr Grdnibeit nut Sdmitu9.
ben rs. Sebruur 1905. 6ntbnrtuc @ugcl, Satin
bc5 neriturbene1 Cieorl W. @ugeI. I'M Nlicr bon
- Nubrcu. - Sie Neeroigung fiuoet bcute
friib nm s llbr bonn Srnuerbuuie. Gr. S21, 1uros
9alnss Strnbc, aus lGd1 Der ct. SnIubls=Ntrbc
itait 400 etu ieierlibee Heauiem fir tbr Sceleils
bell qelCicn lueroen miro. BejieBuuq AMI Dem
.@l. Srl0iers Srieobote". OBJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-21
"Mnn,ri.Wrhfnnns 9ehbrSr.

9(ne g(ppliIanicu fir Yriiilmg fir Srnelllnlll9
m Sie irbrint.FoliBeifurc BON Baltimore mill
len ibrc 9ppIilaiioncn an o0er Dor Dem 5.Mt1r5
1905 in Dem 8ilrcdt oicfer @eboroc elnrel0en,
formulate sum- @uSlitllcn illlo I'M V,iilrenii neg
SefretdrS idglidI 3uiibeH 10 ubr SorIllilugs
mo llbr yiabmtttdgS 3u 0dbeI,
SIM MuItrape Der 8eb6roe
C53"5J 8m. ", Fir, SeIrctir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-21
Gie SanSelS6ilans enrOpGiidcr
SnOnitriclGn6er.

Gle Solloel@blldll5ell Der ellropu1s
iden G5nouitriclGnoer fir OoS Sabr
1904 meilen, mie oaS IN Ser Hcgel
Scr SAL SIT iein Qilegt, meientlidc
SdpDontlmgen ollf. 9to6 Dem pom
&oiicrli6cn Stotiitiihen 9nlte Der
6ficntlihten NodNpciic il6er Sen aus
mGrtigcn Sunoel oeS oeuti6cn 3oll.
aebiets belief lih Der NlSfubriucrtb
ans 9cutibluno ouf 1884 Willio.
rcn W}orf gegcn 5130.3 Miaipncn in
1903 uno 1925 MiQioncn in 1902.
Die Nlsfu6r betrug olIo in 1904
rumo 1919 Wi1ioneu Morf mebr ais
in 1903 mo 446R Wiaionen mebr
ais IN 1902. 9~eion0erS bat Die IuS.
ilbr bon 8oumpoIQlponreu 0ros
gllen, @etrei0e uno onoeren lon6.
lpirtbid)oftlideu Gr5eltgniiicn, BON
SuItrllmentcn, Woibinen, litcrnri,
ihcn mo allnltgegcnitduoen,. @olc
mo Moaiunuren 5llgellommeL nab
reno Glen, Wuterinlnanren mo
Sei0enmoareH erbebli6e RiidgGngc
5eioen. 9ei 90 BON 43 3oIltorif.
NImmern bot cine 3ltnabme Der
g(usiubr Itottqeilun0en. Der Gtns
fubrlpert6 Ger importirten Sitter be.
lici ii6 ollf 6788 Winionen Wtdrf,
467 MiQioncn meGr ais I'M Sabre
1908 uno 9S3 M}iQioncn mlcbr ais in
1902. Sier 5eigten SO bon 43 Golf
3oriInummern cine 3rnobme. &c
trci0e mo orocre 2nn0boit = Gr5eligs
mile ginger INN mebr oils 100000
Gonnen 5uriid, @olle nm ~, Gr00l
nm 10 Yro5ert. Ger NuBenborocl
0eutihIonO'S lteut it6 ulio fir 0oS
obgelmuiene Sabr %giinitig glltf
@roBbritunnicn'3 GllBcliboloel 5eigt
cine Steigcrung in Der @iniil6r, mic
in ser IuSfubr. Der Support Itieg
INN S% Miqionen YiunO sterling,
Ser Grport un runo 10 Wttaionen
Yiitto Sterling. NltdJ 9elgien'S
9~hlBenbouoel bat i'm Sabre 1904 cine
meientlide Stei9erung e%rfobrell.
Seine Giniubr itie9 I'M fnIt sc Wtil-
Iionen SroncS, Inn etluu bier Yros
sent, feline IuSilbr llm rlno 80
MiIlionen Srallcs ODER 0rei Yro5ent
0eS @ertbes. SrantreidL Stalicn
lnlo Sponien peilen cine 3lnobmc
Der IltSfnbr nuf, Die Ginfllbr ooge'
gen lit 5llriif gegongelt. 6rontrctd)
crportirtc iiir 1871 Wtiaioneu 6roncS
mebr ais in 1908, fiibrte ober fir
rluto $50 Millionen meniger cill, ais
I'M Goriobre. Stulien bate gegen
oas Gorjobr cine Iltsillbr : Stei9e.
rilltg I'M @ertbe bon 81 Miaionen
Sire, oogegen blieb Ser @ertb ieincr
@inflbr binter Dem Goriabre nm %
Miuionen Sire 5uriid. Spaniel'S
Iuaiubr itie9 nm 81 Miaionen &c.
icto&, letne Giniilbr iicl oogegen I'm
20 Wiaionen. 9lm ln9iinitigIten
Itcat iid) Die SonoelSbilon5 fir OeIt-
reid . llngorn, oeIIcn Iusfitbr I'm
81 Milionen aronen 5lrildging,
mGbrclto ieinc gtnfibr nm 1852
WiiQiouen aronen itieg.
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9Llhcrt Ncimerninnrr-

IS itnr6 am 10. 5ebruur 1905 aI6ert pri.
incroinger, ein8iger Sobu bon gilbert II. gouiic
,peimeroilger. i'm 9llter bon 81 Sabren. Sic
8ceroiaung finoet Mittiuudl, Den %. GcbruGr.
. ubr 9fadmittdpo, bon ieincr lCBtcu lSub
nnia, Nr. 40G, SiosHuppletoHs StraBc, aus
Hiatt. @erpnnote mo Sreunoe iiHO abimuI9s
nou ettlgelaocu. O%erielheu Dei5utuobHeu.
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gcfauntmadnngen


Baltimore, NO, u. Scbrlar l209i
% Ulittipoh, Der %. 6ebrudr 1905, 2Salu.
inotou's @ebnTt5fuQ IN, miro oerfeIbe dI3 EN-
geieBIiher Seicrtlq bttrdhtet lpeU4tH' uue
gltRi3ipaldmler hlei6eH 6aheT delhlohtH
SW Neuuemlihtelt nee eublttilHi9 uelutH
Ole Wdrftc luic gcluGbnlidl ubarbHItcH lptrocH,
(59) Il. Sian Simanns, DtHOor,
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Gnthinfn Innline @rnnel.

@ iiarb am Is. Scbrlnr 1905 Gaibinfo
SsG n1uaI i @rG apHs,. 9H eiIeGliss g@ obtnl, boz 6TaiSorif
ernG itnoet Ttcnitng, gidhmittlg nm 1A3 lbr,
bonn 3rouerbnlfe, Nr. PIP, cit.Gruhss trahe,
@icp'gorTcr 3eitnuaen m5acn QcidutgIt CO.
piren.) tA0-2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-21
Ehnrlcs EdleiAt.

gS ltnrb am IS. SebrlIar 1905, 9.O5 gDenos,
mad l~dnecrer 2rdnt6eit Charles Sheiot, ges
ltebter @atte bon @Ltlabetb &. Sbciot. I'M gtlter
Ron "a @abren; pie 8eerStemng tinbet am
bonn .Grauerbalie. 9r. 1881, SitsGager.struhe,
aus itatt. (50-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-21
9lnna Wfnrn Ed,uitfrr.

Is ftarb am 10. 5ebruar 1908, s.I5 Worgen3,
glnna Warn SfHittcr, qeliebte Satin bon J..
2enrO Sbuiltcr, in t9rem 90. Hcbeusiu6rc. Sic
&eeroiglHa tlnoet Wiittuodl, Den -. Sebruar,
gtddntttiags . llbr, bon tbrcr lcttcu gSubulrIlQ.
sr, 6O5, Huros@bcn' strnRe, ans priuatim itGtt,
(51-91
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Guicuh Mmpert.

Sc itorb am 10. Tebruar 1905 Suicpb Nupcrt,
Sobn bon Nobu mo lima Wiurguret6c ltlIpert,
i'm utter bon p Sdbren. Sic 9ecroigultg fins
oct WiittuOdl, oer %. 6chrlar. bonn IrGiers
bGlie. Nr. 1903, SnrncH' Strake, aus auf Der
sNeiiern Gemctcrb" itatt. (5t-3)
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Guhn Ncruia & Sphn,
,ciaembefatter nno cinbaliamirer

NVTNVHUtTuIItI mo VINUuIInnIIrtf.
9lr. 20OS, Srlcumsitr.-Mo. Sci: @inoiur 255.
3lpetgaeihGft: yfr. 524. nerl. Guitcrnz9(benle
NigblunotoiuI. Baltimore, Wtarplano IeIepbon:
~2Stto'or 60, Nlltfdem perben ~aeIiefert fir Sud)s
3etten. llnterbaltungcu nm anbere @eleeenbeiz
ten. tSebl4lNS&SD
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2uuSpn /. Garf.

Der bauptiddlidlite Sriebbuf tn Baltimore.
areaI: $50 Nder. - Smmermdbrenber Charter.
gu ieoer Belt erreihbar. Stint Gents Sdbrs
GELD bon allen StnottbeiIen. Strabenbnbns
gdgaons pafltreu ben Snupteirgane aue bret
Minuten. gSarmes 8urteSimnter fir GoI6e,
bic ben Sriebbof bel raubent Better befu1en.
gegribuibpldse 6u febr mdbipen 9reifen,
fdmmtIih u1ter forfipdhrenoer 9fIege.
Bureau: Or. 2t, @eft'S aratpga.Strahe.
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belt 5ll gcbcl, Die Grlpedrn9S Ser
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