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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-02-18

Corbett, N. G. R. R.-Mr. Harry B. Alder,
a well known farmer and milk shipper at this
station, met with very serious accident few
days ago. He was engaged in hauling logs to
the sawmill at Corbett, when his saddle horse
slipped on the ice and fell on him. breaking
his left leg between the knee and ankle. On
account of this misfortune Mr.. Alder will have
at least six weeks of enforced vacation.
Mr.. Charles Bryan. brother-in-law of Mr.. H.
B. Alder, has been sick and confined to his
home here all winter. He is still unable to
leave the house. Mr.. Bryan is native of the
9th district and spent the greater part of his
life there.
Mrs. Margaret Merryman, widow of John
William Merryman, who resides with her son,
Mr.. Clinton f. Merryman, is in many respects
a remarkable woman. She is in the 82d year
of her age and has just completed an embroid-
manship. Mrs. Merryman, who was formerly
a resident of Monkton, enjoys the best OF
health.
Mrs. Katharine Barnes sister of Mrs.
Payne, wife of DR.. J.. T. Payne, of this place,
who has been sick at her home here for some
days, is much better.
Mr.. Clinton E. Merryman, who rents the
store and warehouse at this station from Coun-
ty Commissioner Slade, is very busy man
and is doing an excellent business. He ham
dies large quantities! OF feed and fertilizers,
twenty cart loads of the latter commodity hav-
ing passed through his hands last fall. Mr..
Merryman has also taken charge of the saw
mill of Mrs. Ida Merryman and is getting out
large quantities of lumber and also grinding
feed for the dairymen of the surrounding coun-
try. His power is furnished by large steam
engine. e.
Long Green, 18th District.-The Epworth
League social met at the home of Mrs. John E.
Slade, on Friday evening of last week, with
large attendance. After an interesting program
of music Rotations, etc., and also an address
on Epworth League work by Mr.. Norris James,
refreshments were served and games, etc., were
enjoyed until q late hour.
Mr.. Harry g. Walker, of Baltimore, will
give in Wilson's Church, on Tuesday evening,
21stirst, an illustrated lecture with views from
Ben Hur, Pilgrims Progress, etc. This prom
Uses to be first-class entertainment. Proceeds
are devoted to the missionary cause. Admis-
sion 20 and 10 cents.
A party of farmers and others of this neigh
borhood expect to pay a visit to the Maryland
Agricultural Experiment Station one day next
week.
Miss Bertha Halle, of Mt. Vista, and Miss
Ida Foard, of Fork. are visiting Mrs. Joshua
Jessop.
Mrs. Robert T. Piersol and son, of Melvale,
spent a few days with the formers aunts,
Misses Naomi and Mary Morgan.
Mrs. G. Frank Morgan. of Dulany's Valley,
who has been sick for some time, is able to be
about again. 3.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-02-18


Has This Stock Been Poisoned 2-Mr. E.
E. Chilcoat well known farmer of Mantua
Mills, 4th district, has reported to States At
torney Bussey that COW, number OF his hogs
and dog have been poisoned in a mysterious
manner, and he has fears that other stock will
become prey to the revenge OF some enemy.
The States Attorney has referred the matter
to Chief of Police Street, for investigation. 1t
is stated that the stomachs of the dead animals
will be examined in order to ascertain what
kind of poison was used to kill them. Mr.:
Chilcoats attorney, Mr.. John s. Ensor, will
aid in the investigation. The latter says that
it is very serious matter if 1t is establish
ed that Mr.. Chilcoat's stock was being poison
ed by some secret enemy, and be thinks that
the authorities should take vigorous action IN
the matter.
The New Hartford Road Electric Rail-
wav.-The Belair Egis of last week says
1.-THE January report of the receipts from the
first section of the Baltimore and Belalr Elec-
trio Railway has Just been prepared. The d.
rectors are much gratifed to lind that net
balance over operating is shown Tor the month,
which is the most trying one OF the year IN the
street railway business. In spite OF the TACT
that the heavy snow drifts tied up service
for nearly two days, and that the weather IN
in general decreased travel yet nearly 9,OOO pas
seneers were carried There has been net pal
ance over operating expenses eacn month
since the line was opened, and the directors
feel satisfied that if so short section can De
operated with such satisfactory results, the
completion of the entire line to Belair Wouiu
show much greater profits.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-02-18

Amicable Suit in Connection With
Large Estate.-The Mercantile Trust and
Deposit Company of Baltimore, trustee under
the will of James Howard McHenry, by Messrs.
Venable, Baetger d Howard, its attorneys, has
instituted suit at Towson against Ellen Nc.
Henry Keyser, Sophia McHenry Stewart and
others to procure decree authorizing it to in
vest certain of its trust funds in the purchase
of stock of the McHenry Estate Company OF
Baltimore city.
The bill states that James Howard McHenry
died in 1888 possessed of large amount of real
estate, which he left to certain trustees. with
power of sale, etc.; that large portion of the
real estate has been disposed of leaving 52O3
acres of the property known as Sudbrook, near
Pikesville about 3S $40 acres of the tract
known as the Heidelberg property and about
100 acres in Garrett county. All ofthe remain
ing lands have been sold to the McHenry Els.
tate Company for $4,000; that two shares Of
one-fifth each are distributable to the plaintiff
as trustee for Ellen McHenry Keyser and
Sophia McHenry Stewart; that the McHenry
Estate Company is corporation formed in the
interests and on behalf of the children and de-
visers of the late James Howard McHenry, and
that it is greatly to the advantage of the trust
estate represented by the plaintiff to invest the
amount distributable to the plaintiff in the
company's stock.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-02-18
Sold at.private sale.-Mr. James ]. Lindsay.

Sold at:Private Sale.-Mr.Ja James ] Lindsay,
trustee in the case of Andrew w. Mellon and
has sold at private sale to Mr.. Andrew w.
Mellon, of Pittsburg, Pa, two lots of ground
at Mt. Winans, 18th district, for the sum of
$4OO Mr.. Andrew W. Mellon, the we'll known
fnancier and banker of Pittsburg, and his
family, have large interests in real estate at
Mt Winans and other sections of Baltimore
county and Mr.. Lindsay, of Boarman & Lind
say, has represented them for many years.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-02-18

ETHER AND chloroform. so useful in sending
men to sleep, have the very opposite effect on
plants, which are stimulated to the greatest
possible activity by these drugs. In Denmark
and Germany advantage has beentaken ofthis
fact to force flowers in rooms and Glasshouses
and to make them bloom out Of season. The
results are said to be marvellous.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-02-18

improvements in the County Clerks
Omce.-Mr William P. Cole, Clerk of the
Circuit Court, is making some needed improve
ments in his office by introducing steel cases
for the better protection of papers in equity
cases This is something that has long been
needed and that will be duly appreciated by
persons having business with the Office. Law
yers and others taking papers from these cases
are required-by rule of the ofice-to deposit
receipts, or orders signed by the judges, in Or
der that it may be readily ascertained in
whose possession the papers are, should they
be missing from their proper receptacle.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-02-18

THE Cars income is 1880, 900 year, and
the revenue of forty members of the imperial
family is correspondingly enormous. A Little
Father has big views on pocket money.
ON THEIR New Years day the Chinese settle
all bills and forgive their enemies. That beats
the resolution habit
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-02-18

Spangler and His Bad Outlook for 1905.
Lee Spangler, the prophet Of York, Pa,
and the man who claims to have predicted the
great Baltimore fire. has made some exceedingly
says: 1.-The big spot that has appeared upon
the sun is ominous. 1t foretells rebellion, pes
thence and natural catastrophes upon the earth.
1t will be famed into fame that will sweep
over the world. The United States yiff-nUc
escape. The worst riots in the history of the
nation are to occur this year. 1t will be year
of strikes in all the great industrial nations of
the world"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-02-18

Jurors for the March Term.-On Thurs
day, 10th inst, Judge Burke drew the jurors to
serve at the March term of the Circuit Court,
which will begin on the first Monday of the
month. Following is the list. the figures after
the names Indicating the district the juror is
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-02-18

Sixth District.-Cougressman Lafean, OF
York county, made himself solid around Stiltz
postofice by sending big lot of garden seeds
to his constituents.
Lucy daughter of Samuel Boyer, was buried
at Stiltz Church last Saturday.
Mrs F. D. Owings, of Philadelphia, is visit
ing relatives at Eklo, this district.
A number of persons from York county at.
tended the funeral of Mr.. Allen Krebs Zone OF
the victims of the powder mill explosion, at
Hoshalls Memorial Church, last Sunday. Mr..
Lloyd Kidd, another victim of the same explo.
sion, also died of his injuries and was buried
at the same church on Monday. Both were
young men and leave families.
Moses Wineholt, another victim of the above
affair, who could not see for some time is re-
covering his sight and is otherwise improving.
On Monday morning the thermometer at
Stiltz, Pa, registered IL degrees below zero.
The telephone line from New Freedom to
Hoffmanville, in this district, is very conve-
nient and is being made good use of by the
people. y.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-02-18

Effective Treatment for Milk Fever
Mr.. John A. Conkling, a well known farmer
and milk producer near Baldwin, 11th district,
sends the following from Hoords Dairynlan in
answer to the question, "How to Treat Milk
Fever?"
1.-THE treatment for milk fever is very sim
pie, and does not require much explanation.
Attach to the common bicycle pump with
short piece of small rubber tubing, milking
tube; insert the tube into the teats, initiating
the udder with air, as much as it will COM
fortably hold then rub the udder, to keep it
active, once an hour, and the COW will be on
her feet in from 6 to 10 hours"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-02-18

Pierce.-Mr. George A. Pierce, who for a
number of years had been resident of Mt.
Washington, Baltimore county, died at his
home there on Tuesday, after a short illness
from pneumonia ageds32 years. He is sur
vived by a widow and five children. Mr..
Pierce was soliciting freight agent for the Sea-
board Air Line Railroad.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-30

Ioilette. Cine oIte 5rau nit 6lei.
0crn SPAR, ounrlen gllgeuglGicrn,
otlf einen @benbol5Itod geI6iibt. Die
einitigc S60ubeit mar ais oieien3ii-
gen nod nidt gang gemi6en. 3wci
iitngere, 0od nidt junge 0omen in
Deler Goilette, ml0 5lpei Serren bill
oeten ole 9egleitrutg Der ultgeniheinz
lid pornebmen 6rnu. Is mar Die
cinItige aaiierin Der 5rnu5oien, Die
&5ittlue Napoleons oe9 Gritten, @u-
genie pon Montiio. sic fam an ei-
mem 6eittogc 5l Den YpromiOeH. Or
imucrte itd Ole aoiierin Oea Cages inn
sSa6rc 1868 ga i6r bier 81 Gbrcn elm
groBeS, qldn3eH0ca Set gege6en nor
ben mar? sic, ole lebenoe 3enqin
eineS q%lon3Douen Gbidnitte8 oeS DO.
rigen 5nbr6lmOerts bel ocn tooten
3ellgcn p%erlrnfener Sa6rtuuicn0c!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-30
Sunntaas.S ctradDtnna.

Die Sabrbm0ertieier BON ShiQer'S
Sooestug bat Die @eiIter mdd)tig alfs
gere9t. Naiiberoa bat man 5I Seiern
oes' groBen oeutiden 0idterS eeriiitet,
mo nid)t bios in 0%eutidlono, lonoern
iolpeit Die Oeutibe 3inlge tiitgt aud
IN nid)toeutideu &onoerrt, gail5 beIo!s
bers in Den Hereinafter Stooten. IS
iheint. ais oh oos beoriidte @eipiIIelt
Der 0entiden eriuadt mare un0 cine
olte Sduio on ben eroben Sooten o6.
trngen molle. Die lebten Sobr5ebnte
iino inherent groBen 0i6ter nid)t
o~iinitig geipeien. Die Stromune Der
Belt ging in Der gon5en 8elt orf boS
&edliitild)e. Ger lltilitorismus be.
berri6te Die Menid)beit. @lud ole
3idtnne gerietb III ben NatlroliS.
INNS. Die Belt mar SdiIer nid)t
giinitig. 9tiebihe, oeiien 8biloiopbie
aroBen ginflitB ouf Die 3eit eebobt,
rednete 81 ieinen oiieben llnmoelih.
feiten" aud .Sdiaer, Den Moral.
Srompeter bon Sdffingen". Sett
pol5iebt iih einllmidiunng, lulo nidlt
am l~uenigiten boben Die oelitfden
5rnuen oo5u beigetrd9en, ooB Sdil,
Ter Oent 3citgeiit nid)t mebr 10 fern
itebt, pie Der GaturoIiSmiis nod Dor
-
irenig Sabren gIoiben gemadt. 9ie
Manierung poIl5iebt iid uno lit in
ipeiten areiien ibon iiberitonben, Gs
ipirD mieoer onerfonnt. Dab ms
Shiler ein nniddbbores. notionaleS
Grbtbeil 5ur 8eiudbrltng binterIaiien
bat oen oeutiden SSoeoIismus, Der
Die oeutihe Netiou ailf ionieIen @e.
bieten bodfter menihlid)er @litiuide-
hing bnbnbrebeno poronihreiten
lieb. limo oieien S~beaIismils bat jid
Der groBe Gid)ter geiuabrt in al ben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-30
Der Niener MGnncrgeian9uercin in
GgDpteu.

Ser o@iener WtGnner @eIongperz
cin," Der fitr5Iid) pom einem 9(itSflllqe
nod Ggpptcn mieoer nod Bien SUI
rildgetebrt it, bat Ii. u. olrd oell @p.
romioen bon @i5eb einen 9eilld) ob~
geitnttet. @iener 9lGtter ihiloern
einige Gpiioocn Die Die 8GIte BORT
erlebt baben. o@enige Sdritte BON
Der BpromiOc cuticrnt," 10 beiBt cS
III einem 8eridt Der 30. 5r. &r.",
aiuor on Ger &ouptiront Der oem&be-
oipe geborigcn &i1o elm bobeS, net
teS Belt ans groBen Geppi6eu errid)s
tet moroen, mo BORT goben Die ga.
men mo Serren Der 0itrei6iid mn.
9oriihcn &olonie ben @ienern elm
6eit. Inter Den @Giten befnnO iih
Sir Gllbolf Slotin Goido. Or. BON
9eder, ein geborener Miener, Der lett
0e5ennien ais 9lr5t III &oiro lebt,
Iprod) III einem Sooit, Der better be-
gam mo in Der Nrt i6loB, bic unter
IbrGnen lGdelt, bonn Seimpeb. Gr
er5Gblte, bob er Dor Sabren olf Der
6abrt bon &oiro nod NIeronorien
nit elmer hlitigen @eieni6oit i'm ail.
pee oeilti6e StloentcnIieoer 9eIun.
gen. Yloblid bGttep iie i'm Nebenz
&itpee eilen bon Der Soime gebr1un.
ten Mann bittcrlid ipeinen gebort. IS
mar Der btrilbmte Ifriforeiienoe Sim.
der, Der nod iiebeniGbrigem auient-
baltic itl oilnfeliten glfrifo III Die &ei-
naotb 5uriidtebrte lth0 bei'm Slang
Der oelttlden 9ieoer lid Der SbrGnen
nid)t erluebren fonnte. ,ltno iraQen
Sic miercn Slatin," filhr Or. bon
9eder fort, gob linn oaS @eineu ooer
oos Soden nGber mar, ais er nah IL
loDrlger 8efongenidoft bei'm Moboi
5ilm erlten Wfole pieoer Deiitibeg9orz
te borte.~ Gas @einen." eruioerte
Slutin einfah. llno ld)one Oamen
nmrin9ten i'm uno logten ibni lie.
bensmiirbiae @orte i'm beimotbIiden
SoTnm uiib Oiesntal lod)te lnd)te er.
SIN pSH. ". grtrubI.4 beiBt es:
eam eingung sur Gbeops Eurami-
DC ltano cine 9onc in iieiibfpar5er
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-30
Grinnernugcn an Wilbclm ben Gritcu
nuo &ismarf ans ben SHbren
1862 nno 1868.

Yrin5 4roit Don 9oDenlobe- Sngel-
fingerL Der ais Aoiutont g8ilbeImS
OeS GrIten oic intimlten Ginblide in
Die Gntpidelnn9 Der preuBiid bert.
i6eu @clhidie tbltn fonnte. l0Bt ncnl
erIten 8ono ygluS meinem Se6en"i ebt
cineu 5%lpeiten folaen. Sier einc@Srobc
aus oemielben.
T. Intrigue .gegen StS.
mdrd.
Der 8rin5 botte Den @onig inn Sep
tenlber 1862 bel Dem 9~egr0bniiie oes
0er5ogin bon Sagan 81 nertretclt.
@Gbreno elmer Der pielen Eouiem Die
ipGbreno zines lolde1 ceremonielen
Cages norfonmen, butte MIDI Der
Shirt g9ilbelm Noo5imill on9ereoet,
CT babe etpoS Mi6tigeS nit mir 81
iprehen. er tbeilte mir init, Der
preuBilde @eianbte in EoriS, &r. u.
9iSninpd S6onbouien babe bod
uerrGtberilde Neoeu iiber ben Gonig
mlb Die aonigin gefiibrt. GieS lnge
er mir oienitlid. ais Dem N0jlltonten
oeS &onigS uno mode eS mir SIR
beiligen Gflidt, bierpon oenienigun
oienitlihen @ebrntld 81 MAIDEN, Der
meineS sntteS lei. SD bat 0cn Sir
iten Slin1dlit, mir iiber Die Nngeleqells
belt bel Der groBen @id)ti9feit oeriel.
ben ndberen NufihlnB 81 gebelt, bon
lpem CT 0ieie 3odridt bobc. Gr fuDr
I lebr erregt oul un0 logte: Isle Stuei.
feln bod nid)t etipo oornu2 Sd ipeiB
es bon meiner Shiuicaertohter ilno
bieie ipriht nir Die @obrbeit." Sd
bemerfte Dem Giiriten Dab, iueln es
iib mn cine 10 ihluere anfloae mie
Sodnerrotb geeen einen preuBiidlen
@eionoten bunoele, eS nidlt geniige,
ben Gr51bllngen elmer Game SIT
gIouben lnnoern ooB man baum aud
inriitiid giiltige 9epeile baben miiis
ie. SD fonne oober nit ieiner Mit-
tbeillrng nidt cher etfuos o~nfangcn.
ais bis er i'm Stanoe lei mir oieieri.
gen 3eilgen nomboit 81 MADDEN, iuel.
DIE Die fraelidcn bohnerrotberiid)en
4eliBernagen gebort bdtten. Ser olte
Shirt fpuroe itntig nno ioate er mer..
De iid) crit lIdber erfunbigen. stnt
Abeno iagte er mir, ieiner SblDiegers
todter FIJI eS bon @rnf Hoconr er.
5ablt, oieier babe Is trY eincr Gnue
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-30

t5lr beu rsoHntoass Gcr refponoenten y
Der InIcl @%nnOcriang 81 mciurml
Cbrc Oraug.
&or meinem 6enIter BAT ole gnu5e
9tQht =.
Die 9Imiel frob i6r 6rii6lin99licO &c.
htuQcr.
NuS olmpfen lrdumcn bin ih ouf-
Gepo6t,
PTS poQ i6r iiiBer Ton 81 mir gc-
0%rungcn,
llnO ihmeiaeu0, louidcno lag OoS
mcitc lbuL
&on iilbcr6clem 0}ouoliht iibcrgoi
len;
0}ir mars, ais Oh nit cincm 0}a(
Ser 6riiblinGa5oll6er crit oie &eIt
eri6loiien.
&icItouicnO @tiimleirL oic inn @ru9
Deritedt.
g}odt nid)t gcluoat gum 0olo'uen
Sidt 5u 0rinaeH,
Sino bon Der 2lntiel Aolocm Sang
gcucdt.
SitGen oebnen iid, ole &uoipen
ipringeu.
@}ir mir0'S mn'5 &er5 10 frii6ling5
lid)t un0 pcit,
ltt0 olte Erdlme, bol6 p~ergeifue
Qie0cr
Son 2iebe @Iiid umo 9cn}e5ieligfeit,
Ger Smlel &8lm0criong ermcdt iic
iuicocr.
9trn imId3ta mno iiuaf2. Sits mobl
ser Mieoer6uu
&oQeaicO, Ou5 lciic nm Der
tllmQen2
Sor meincm 6enitcr bat nit iiiBem
S6oll
SIC 2lmicl bout ibr 6riiDling9lico ge
iltn9cn!
@u0o &oorot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-30
Ter riciiae S%Onnenflcf OcS Ja6rcS
1908.

$500
S11 Der @ei6idte DER Simmelaflnz
DC miro Der rieliqe Someuflcd oieie3
SobreS cine Qon5 6eionoere Steurmg
einnebmen, Der 6etomte Nitronom
Vtorerr nemt i'm Ole gr0Bte9ilolng
0ieler 2lrt, ole in Ben Nnnalen Der
Iitrononlic bi9Dcr beidric6en mor0eu
lit. Seine @r0Be lit in Der G6at foit
unborItcl6ar Qemeien, ocnn Der Sled
beOedtc cine 6ld6e BON mebr ais 10
Millioroen Guaorot : &ilometern
ooer Den %. G6eil Der Sonneni6ei-
be. IS lit ocm5ufolge nibt NUMBER
bar, Dob Der Somcnilcd, mGbrcuo
oicle @ebiloe ionit icbr roiden Ser
1|nOerunaen unterluorIen limo, BON
icltenem &eitono qepeieu lit. Nod
Dem crGn0c Sumlar cntoctft mar, per
i6lUnnO cr ont 10. 6cbruur um Son
nenrano, tulthte ober um %. 6ebruar
luic0cr nllf, 5mor etluo9 in Der 2Gn0e
Dertlcincrt, obcr fiir 0u9 6loBe 9luQe
nod better iidt6or olS 5uoor. Nm 8.
WtGr5 Derihmuuo CT bon 9tellenL lit
ober am q. WfGr5 5ltnr oritten W}ole
crl6icnen. oSn Den 5rpei SoDrbm0erz
ten Der Sonnen 9co6odtlunQ lit Der
Sat- niht nur lclten porgefommcll,
Dob iid ciu Sonnenilcd 10 lungc 0c-
balten bat mo ole Nngobcn iiber5Slc=
dc, Die lo9or bis SIT 6 Wfolcn nit Der
Sonnen0rcbung lpie0ergefcbrt limo,
miiiien nit &oriidt %oufgeuommcn
merOen, Nnfanq Sc6rllor bcioB Der
Sled 3pci qroBe m1O oelltlid infer
ldciObore &erne. ocreu elmer uon 5luci
8riiden gliibcnoer @oic %bcOrGnQt 5l
icin l6ien, lu0brcnO Der on0ere ii5
ollr6 cinen b%cionOCr5 idariCn Ndl6-
IGotten uli35cidUactc. Nnoere Grihci-
mlllgcn oelltctcn ooraltibiu 0uB iid)
in oicicm SbeiIe Der Sonncnoberfl1z
die Elm mobrcr GcllcrrcQcu iiber cine
Nus0ebmtlg BON mebrcrcn (ulticu0
Gllo0rut &ilomctern cnhUidclt bu.
ben mltBte. Ant :. 6ebritdr lullroe
Der gr6Bte 0urdlmeiier oea 6led5
nuf 10000 9ilometer beitimmt. Wun
nulB bcOenfen ooB Die 6ledenbilOuug
o1ti Der Some MIR Ole GltBerite0b DER
flG6e mieres SogcSgeitirns b@ctrifft.
Wloreltr bat umgciG6r beitimmt. ooB
Der &olbihatten oeS GieienfledeS
1900 &ilometer in Oer2ltmoipbGte ser
Sonne binobgerciht boben fam, Elm
fiir Ole &erb0ltniiic oieieS &imn1elS-
torpers redt geringcr 9etrog. glltd
menn Die geiammte Gicfe oeS SledS
allf 60OO&ilometer ucranldlugt miro,
lit lie I'M &ergleih SIT ser unge6eluelt
Sl0dcnouS0ebnun0 nuffnaeno flein
mo lpilroe nod nift oen 0ltrdmei-
icr Der Groe cinmol errei6en mG6-
reno i'm llebrigeu Der Grot0rpCr in
oieiem cinen Somucufled uiele bunz
ocrt Nal Ylob geflnOen bite.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-30

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