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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-08-03
SUPERINTENDENT CARY TO DIS.
TRIBUTE $4,000.
WASHBURN TAX DISPUTE
City Authorities Complain Before
Tax Commission That Assessor
Showed Discrimination In Making
Up Roll Of Property Valuations
Free Employment Bureaus Active

State Superintendent Cary Is send
ing ont to the county superintendent
of schools a circular letter calling
their attention to chapter 476 Of the
laws Of 1905, under which some $4,000
Is to be distributed by the state among
the several counties for the benefit OF
teachers institute work. This distrl.
button will amount to approximately
81 per teacher engaged In the state
under the supervision OF the county
superinlendents. The distribution Is
made to the county school authorities
in proportion 10 the number Of such
teachers engaged In the county, The
county superintendent sends to the
state educational department n list Of
all the schools and teachers In the
county under the superintendent su.
pervlaiun In the distribution OF this
lund teachers who work under the HI.
perry ision and direction OF city super.
inteIdenls are not counted.
Assessment Controversy.
TIE state tax commission yesterday
held hearing Of an assessment con.
troyersy regarding the assessment Of
the property In the city Of Washburn,
BAYFIELD, county, by City Assessor
Lane. The city authorities and the
county supervisor Of assessments com.
planned to the tax commission that the
assessment was much below full value
as required by law and was full Of dis.
examinations and inequalities. II was
strongly minated that the assessor
had assessed some properties well up
and had favored other properties by
assessing them only for fraction Of
their true aasessable value. George
+. Morgan IL the county supervisor OF
ussc8sDI and he was joined in tho com.
plant by William IT. Irish. X, A. Her.
ring and others. City Attorney John
Walsh presented a brief before the
Tx commission yesterday, represent.
ing the complaints against the assess.
Or and his work y. II. pierTon ap.
pcased as attorney for The Ed Hines
Lumber Co. which corporation has
large interests In Washburn. Tho city
assessor represents In defense OF him.
stlf that ne has made the assessment
this year no different than he has
made T. for the last three years ana
that II the previous assessments are
proper the present assessment cannot
be- subject to valid complaint. The
tax commission took the matter under
adviseinent, retained the records for
examination, aud will sender deci.
sion az soon as d determination ~
reached.
Employment Offices Active.
MT a,...,, t.o.,, tbo atata frca ON.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-08-03
WILSON DEFIEs JORDAN.
Not Disturbed by Demands for Resig-
nation.

Washington. Aug. Secretary VIII
son said yesterday that he was not
disturbed by the demands for his resig-
nation made By certain officials Of the
Southern Cotton association and That
he heartily approved OF the expressed
intention Of President Jordan Of the
association to so to President Rooss-
veil with his demands. u have re-
ported my course to the president,
added the secretary, and ! have not
taken President Jordan into my con
hdence. President Roosevelt knows
what is going on in tae department;
Jordan does not. Yes. | hope Jordan
will carry bis demands to Oyster Bay
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-08-03
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
D.''. .' '@o :, 2<HAlMv
Mica, Cutters Combine.

Grand Rapids. Mich, Aug. e
The Master Butchers Of America and
the National Meat Cutters associa.
ton in convention here yesterday
formally dlsbanded and took steps 10
form a new organization embracing
the memberships Of both organiza'
lions.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-08-03
READY FOR CANAL FETE.
Vice President Principal Orator at
Unusual Celebration.

sauIt ste. Marie, Mich, Aug. q
Preparations we're completed yester.
dag for the formal celebration today
and tomorrow N the fiftieth anniyer-
sary Of the opening Of the first perma,
nent ship canal on the Sault Ste Marie
river. Vice President Fairbanks
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-08-03

Many Of those who struck found
work elsewhere while the contest was
in progress. OF the one who depended
upon the benefits paid by the union
and VINO were unable to get work more
tnan half are still idle. These were
clamoring about the various team
srers local headquarters for work.
They we're told 70 make applications
TO their former employers, waving the
right to wear union buttons, II neces-
sary
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-08-03
Adventist Camp Meeting.

Janesyille, Wis, Aug. 2.~-The an
nual camp meeting Of the Wisconsin
conference OF Seventh Day Adyentists
will meet here August 80 To Septem.
Der l.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-08-03

Applications for help ,,,.,,.,.,n42i
Positions flled 10000. ,,,,ss..,,.S9I
Apps, for emp untitled, $3.50. 80, 0
Apps, for help untitled ,,.,,,,,,,, -
This makes the total number of po-
sitons filled by the state free EN-
ploym nj offices since July |, Lac, Of
these l.li6 were for male persons and
400 for females,
Patients for New Asylum.
The state hoard of ecnt,pl yesterday
made an order transferring all tho
chronic insane patients OF Racine
county, ut present housed In various
other county asylums throughout the
state, 70 the recently completed and
approved asylum Of Racine county,
rhele are 100 patients belonging to
Racine county, distributed ms follows.
IN the Waupnca county asylum, .;
Jefferson 8, Sank +; Rock, s. Iowa,
3, Grant, .; eau Claire, Is: RIchland,
3, Columbia, 4 Chippewa, s; Wal
worth, s, WlaukeshU, 10, Winnebago,
/; Vernon, 10. These lntlents will
be taken gradually TO the new institu.
ton. as Il Is not wise TO make such
changes of patients hastily,
The board Of control was In session
yesterday, handling only routine mat
tcrs. Contracts for n building at CHIP.
powa Falls and for the fresh meat sup
plies are to nc let this week.
Regents Committee Meets.
The executive committee of the
state board of regents Of normal
schools Will meet today at the capitol
IN regular monthly session for the au'
dlting of bills and to attend 10 such
other business as may come before
the committee. Tho executive com
mittee consists Of Freeman H. Lord Of
River Falls, II. a, Ross OF Superior
aud J. A. Peacock Of Oconomowoc.
Prepare Test Questions.
The state board of examiners OF ap-
plIcants for state teachers and county
snpollntendents certificates met yea.
terday in the capitol TO prepare ques
lions for the examination TO BIO held
August 22.25. The board OF examin.
ers consists Of Prof. w, A. Scott Of
Madison, A. II. Sage Of Oshkosh and
G. +. Viebahn Of WATERFOWL, the lat.
ter being chairman.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-08-03

The president and Emperor William
are alike In one respectfully are
ready 10 deliver sermon anywhere
Baltimore Herald.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-08-03
Soldiers Called Out

Little Rock, Ark, Aug. 2.-Governor
Davis last night issued an order direct
ms General HAYNES. commander Of
the stat, guard. to detail as many men
a. may be necessary TO establish
strict quarantine against all points
wncie yellow fever may exist. The
militia will act as guards upon al
trains entering the state and at all
points where boats may land,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-08-03
FEVER VICTIMS
GROW IN NUMBER
.6uT AUTHORITIES SAY THIS is
EXPECTED.
ITALIANS HEAD THE LIST

Foreigners Figure Prominently in New
Gases and atalites-5usiness In
tefests Gain Some Concessions as
Result of mplaints-lllnos Will
Not Close Gates to Refugees.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-08-03

New Orleans, Aug. 2.-Gesterday
witnessed an increase in the number
of deaths from yellow fever fact
that was not unexpected in view of
the high temperature that has pre-
vailed the past two days. There was,
however, the usual large preponder-
ance OF Italian names in the list, both
of new cases and deaths, which have
characterized the reports since the
fever was first officially announced as
existent here.
In spite of the increase of mortality,
the health authorities exhibited no
concern over the situation, cOntCnding
that with the accumulation of cases
there must be an expected increase In
the fatalities to maintain the average
death tate of the fever.
Business interests continue to exert
every effort to secure notifications of
the quarantine regulations, which
have had the effect Of bottliug up the
city commercially With that object
III view, President Souchon of the
StStlG DOuTu XII llStlItu NCCtOl NNtN ioohSH
a proclamation en- behalf of the state
board to all parishes and municipal
health officers. He announces that he
has accepted and recommends the ac-
Ceptance by subordinate officers OF
marine hospital health certificates to
through passengers from northern
roints transferring in screened
coaches al New Orleans
Rev. Beverly warner, in charge OF
the citizens movement, expressed
himself yesterday as exceedingly hope
full CT the situation. Some sensational
statements have gone out through
private letters and in special dispatch
es, giving the impression that the full
extern of the situation here is not
being made public. That is stated to
be In no sense fact. Every doctor is
under pledge to report all cases i'm
mediately and there is no desire to
mis.epresent the daily statement OF
cases or death.
Illinois Open to Refugees.
Memphis, Tenn, Aug. DIR Egan
secretary of the Illinois state board Of
health who was in Memphis yester-
day in conference with Secretary Al
bright of the state board Of health
and Health Commissioner Jones, rela.
tive to the yellow fever situation and
the action To be taken in Illinois 10
prevent the spread of the disease to
that stote said before departing for
Cairo last night:
Il find that l have been misquoted
in number Of newspapers relative to
the attitude Of Illinois in relation to
the present prevalence Of yellow fever
have never said. nor was It the in.
tention Of the Illinois boaId of health
that Illinois should DC closed to yellow
fever refugees
Authorities May Clash.
Memphis. Tenn, Aug. 2.-Adyices
from Baton Rouge state that clash
between the Mississippi and Louisiana
authorities ever the quarantine situa.
ton Is imminent. Il is said that Mis-
sissil4i soldiers. employed as quaran.
tine guards. have invaded Louisiana
soil with arms Dr. Souohon, president
of the Louisiana board Of health, has
asked Governor Blanchard 10 wire the
proper authorities in Washington to
intervene at once.
A Case at Montgomery.
Montgomery, Ala, Aug. at is Of.
fcially clared that a case of yellow
fever is at the pest house here.
Chicago Drummer Has 1t.
Shreveport. La. Aug 2.--Baney
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-08-03
SOW TO RULES OF EMPLOYERS,
DISCARD UNION SUTTON,
NEW REIGN OF OPEN SHOP
Police Guard Removed and All officers
to Be Gradually Taken OF the
Wa9ons-Proclsmation Of Peace
issued by Employers Association
Ends the Struggle.

CAicago, Aug. Proclamation OF
peace issued by members of the En-
ployers' association, who have been at
war with the teamsters' union for the
last four months. was followed yester-
day 10y a restoration of normal bust
ness conditions for many firms l.um-
Der dealers and several other concerns
dispon Sed with the police protection
and r~instated union drivers, other
firms, including the State street stores
ana Wholesale grocery houses, rehired
only a small proportion Of their former
drivers. In all cases transfers return
ing To work after their long strike
pledged themselves 10 obey all orders
given ny employers.
Union Buttons Taken OF.
The NEST conspicuous results of the
defeat of the strikers We're seen as
follows
Union transfers drove in the streets
Without displaying buttons of their
Labor union.
Rules of the drivers organization
against working under police protec.
ton We're ignored,
Union transfers worked peacefully
uuucr Injunction writs made to re-
STRAIN them as sluggers.
Ii was the establishment of the
open shop in the teaming industry
| in Chicago. The union button once
seen Gil the box of nearly every wagon
has been displaced. OF 1000 transfers
who walked out last April hardly 1900
were back in their former positions
yesterday Two hundred strike de
serters at work are looked upon rs
non-upion men now. Other strikers,
numbering perhaps 1000, have SO.
cured work for firms other than those
against which they struck.
Police Guards Taken off,
Assistant Chief Schuettler estimated
that by this morning 400 policemen,
who have been on strike duty, will
have been restored to regular depart,
mental work or else discharged
The number of men on wagons
will not exceed 500 TO 1,000' he said
There has been little violence of late
and We have been laying off the new
men taken on for strike service, They
will go at the rate OF 100 day until
/ normal conditions are restored"
Lift Ban on Strikers.
The Employers association follow
ing the determination of the Lumber
mems association to reinstate its union
tcamsters in a body, decided to lift
the ban placed on all strikers u week
age. The action was taken despite
! the fact that the coal transfers local
mad ignored the employers threat not
to rChire any of the strikers till all
should vote TO call the strike off. A
boycott against five big coal com
panies is still on.
Estimates Of the number of men
renstated, compared with the mum
ben who struck:
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-08-03
Employment Offices Active.

The returns from the state free EN-.
ployment bureaus at Milwaukee. sn.
perlor, Oshkosh and Ia Crosse report
the following transactions for the
week ending July %:
Applications for employment -. 1917
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-27

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tier iiir Den berbcn SoOcl oc5 &r.
Colt iein?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-27

Ser .Son0ou SeleNropb"
orauntcntlrt: .6ronfrcid) bat IN Der
c9ppttidcn 6roge 5ll Gnglono gcitolt.
oclt; Gn0lono fam nift menigcr
tblln, ulS 6ronfreid in Der Waroffo.
iroge bethlehem. Hun bat Gnglon0
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Dab eS feline gbiid)ten bc9e, Ggpptct
0oucrno SIT beboltcn. 6ronfrcid)
Ipridt mir BON elmer .frieolihcn
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bic @cIt lueib, mas oos beiBt. GiC
.2onbon Zines" idreibt: .Gnglono
miro Sronfreih oiplpmatiid inter.
itiisen uno, ipenn cS notbig lit, olli
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Yre6itinlmen miro ole iron5oiiih,!
Hcgiernna mobl nid)t bereiniauen
9ie Hadrihtcn iibcr bic Maroffo'
| irage iino in ben letter Sageli, il
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-27

nod Den Queuen, ans 0cncn ne lie
Ben, 10 mioeriprcdcuo, >oab iit fein
tIoreS SiIo Der Gage Gcpinnlen loBt.
Sdcioet man obcr bic cn9lilden
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Sponnnn9 5lpiidcn 0cutlhIorlo mo
0rnhfrcid, ullein an artcg gloubt
man oicSicitS uno i~cuicita Der &ogc.
lett nl6t.
= e d. SIS qtouicn Gbe-
%ld)eloun9en i'm lcbtcu Sabre i'll ocrt
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IN Nerp- Dort, Iiuo cine aNlomitat
mr. ooS Hano. Hchnct man oIlc
Gle, ole ouseinonocr gcgar9en linO,
obre Die @frihtc SIT bcirliIhen, 10
miro Ii6 pic obioc 3iilcr oieaeidt
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mare cS clue oanfborc Tuigabc, cit.
nal feit5ulteGcn in mcIhcr aloiic
unlcrer @eienidait oic gbcidcioun
gen ben boditen Fro5cutioB bilhcn,
lllltcr Den Heihcn, ocr bilrgcrli6en
Wittelflolie ooer ocu Hrbeitcrn mo
Nrnlerl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-27
Baltimore mad)t iid).

Wcnn Die NolltbGtigfcit in cincr
Stoot OILS Mobitdb fir ibrc gcillubc
Gntlpidclitng gcltcn norf. Damn Itcbt
Baltimore, oo3 bon lebcr fir cine lcbt
cnnIcrpotipe Stoot Gegoltcn, jcbt in
hcr Nliltbc ieincr G%ntlpidclunQ. 90
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DC I'M Scbruor 1904, ipoOrrh Der
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tbltnt miro 6nnlIt pieI bobcr, 10 0of
Die Stcllerrotcn i'll 3lttunit bel ofo.
lonliidcr &crlpoltlmQ pes lt06tild)er
SollSbolt5 gcringer mcr0cn fonhcn
Nber niht bloB IN Dem Srnn00iItriti
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lid rcQc geluclcn, 1olt0crn ulld) IN ait
oCrcn Stoottbcilcn lun0 III scr hinge
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nod Baltimore, Die bel Den NuirGit'
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ten @cidGitigung fonocn. Sn SolgC
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nod lucitcr iteigcrn. Wie IN Chicago
lun0 IN Bottom, bat olld IN Noltimo4
re OoS 6crCr beS Sohrca 1904 ltimt'
lireno olll Ole @iirger Der Stoot &c
luirft. hot mcitcr oild) oilsipGrtioes
Sopitol onacio0cn mo ihm quite gln,
loge gelhoiien. Die @ronofutuitro.
pho pom 1904 mar cine aolomit0i
iiir Baltimore, ollcin tic bot cin re.
ceres Scmpo in nitier geit0itlid)cs
2cben gebroht mo oen lluterncb
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-27
Bic ~pradjtiscn Eort Scpoiit. nno
gcttcrtpu = Grfuritpueu.

ScrrIihe Sccncrie'n. @cbirgSs Infi6teit, Die
0roben Iriideu. III ieber 3cit elm Geuub fit
Die 9litpeit. VihiS innmt Dem Susduebunuus
Hiucr glei6. Reiterton 1T Gin popuIdrer RGat.
@rubc nelie Sotcls. IucS uihntei 8ube uno
Comfort; 0ts lsln'teI SSsie 6snnecn Sisle
bdnitn." Scoen SienituN, Spnneriine II. Gums
ftuo I'M I llbr giuhmittnpS. 9iiidfunft NM
I'll u6r NbcnoS, WittpodS uno Gnmitnps
NM 0 l,br %orm. Eiidtunit nm 8 ltbr 9benos.
WiinpohS stnsfIiipe p~eitulten ~ Siunoe @ufs
cntbult IN Bort Scpciit sum geind Der prdts
tiaeIt glnIuaen ocS Zone nItiiuts." 5u6rs
fdricu soc. Wu6ISeiteu soc.
Nuut23 S&S|
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-27

WnIfI tP, 0el =. Mini IHUO.
3crficgcItc SoroeruHQSzW ngehotc, an octl
npparh Of gnuarhs." Garc Of The sin iiegitter,
Gorclitrt, iucrocn bonn Stnots Jicliitrdtor in ocne1
0iircal I'M tiutbhauie bis fl .ubr Sornttitngo
am Mittmudl, Oen =. SuIi 1905, entgCacn. qcs
nnnlInen iii Die Hepnrdtur Der &crqhpiutg
, CFlniicrinN) oes 8dItimorer @erthtsbauic5.
T. SpcBiiifatipncn perocn urt g~lulllcben BON ben
Serrcn gSNuit 81 JloIiiHQ. Nrditcttcn, vi. 2,
SftQerinQton Sirdbe. Baltimore. no. %qclletcrt,
Sic GOfttruft Nebnroe bebdlt lid ous Redt hnr,
irneno pclhc mo ale 2lngcbuic 6t nerlucttcll.
Gin bcqluubtgter Gbcd fiir eincn in hcn SpC'
5ififutiuncn anpcgcbenct Getrug, 6ublbur an nGt
Wiabpr uHo StGotrltb bon Baltimore, mus ie'
Dem gtn1chut ~bciQetitpt tetIi.
N. Sian Simauus, Wtahnr.
Qraiioeut ocr Gommiiiion tilr oGs meme Gerthts.
bans.
geitdtigt:
e. GluD Stmauns,
Trdii0cni ocr 9nntruit Hebbroe.
Cuni22- "a, 26-Suli1 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-27
Mnric Hcniun Mems,

IS itnrb am 20. SUM 1905 Marie gleaina
8tnS, Satin ocs pcritorbcneu Snoio Rcue.
Serpnnotc mo Srcunoc Der Snmiltc itlo ADJ
ami Witt,uod1, glubmiiuGs "a llbr, in ibrcr
Iebtei g8obnitlq, Nr. 80, sib. etridcr. strnRc,
bctSumpbucu. gitte, fciue Nlumcn! t17-N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-27
8cfanHtmadnngen
Srportemrut fir 1iientlide Sidlerbeit. Saaten.
sup Tcparcment bee @ebauoe.
eftnr.Jlur

Roltfmorc, ben %. SUM 1905.
Sh bnbc glpplilutioner litr folgenoc Erioiles
glen etbnItCn:
yr I25. Jturbs GbeiteritruBe, filr YuilteIlur9
eiura rIrftrifhrn Utptpr3 bon 3 FfcrocIriltcu.
gr 0I5'gi7. Nom. GburIessS trdBe, iiir 9tuf.
ficiIina non }ruci SumpiieiieIn, lie 10 Eieroe.
frdftc. ,
III. 500 bis Cos, III Gnmbaros Strdbe, iir
frditeu.
Al erDcbeu bat. m0Ne ~nieielhcn bis 10 llbr 2SOrs
mi.tfdgs am p. Nllll clllrclhell III ioel0et sen
bnriibcr UcrbulocIt ncroeil miro.
Gow. 7. FreitDn,
C(uui17D (Sebdubcs Suipeftur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-27
Sumcs W. SCau.

IS iturb am 20. Suni 1908, gid6mitt1a3 nm
I llbr. 6apt. Samce II Hrnn, %QcItcbter Sotie
bon Selen Bean. oeb. Nclcr. uno Sobn oes
perliorbencll Spbn g. mo znrnb Is. Bean, I'M
Ilier bon 40 Sabref. Gcruullntc mo 6relilloe
Der Samilie, ioipic Die Wiitalieocr Der rllto.
Blot Iiinctuiion" limo GttnnHanol ctlgclnbcIl.
Der am Wiittluudl, GuhmlttnAe nm ubr, BON
nah, aus itattfinocnbCu Nccrntauuq %bei3upobs
men. 9eiiebulg uuf Der o@reermountsGcnl
torn " n1S-4l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-27

Srou Do ar mi II
Ghicogo, cine AtiionGrin Der .Sntcr'
national Sorpciter Co." bat cine
alo9c gc9cn oicie @eieuihoft onb1n-
9ig gematt. in Der iie cine gennuc
Ibrednun9 uerlongt, unl ~feit5uitel.
len, melde Sunmen 81 9eitedynngell
ousaegeben uno tuie grob bic Steu7r.
binter5iebune Der 8eielidoft lit.
Sic mill feline Gipibenoe BON geIes-
luioria eeroientcm @clo- Ter jrni'
ipute Elm Genfmal geiest. perben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-27
Sucpb SuohCS, icn.

IS itarb Gamitue. ocn "a, SUM, 1At2 llbr
Gormittags, in feiner g3ObuItg, Nr. 423, yipro.
Nun atrake, Saeub Snabce, icny IN icLnem, SO.
Hebetoinbre. Die Becroinnng liloct .Stenitng,
nel 81. Suni 1905, Nudmiit0gs 3 lbr, pom
3runerbunie aus nuf ocr pWlt. Carmel Gcmes
tern" ftatt. U7I-S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-27
Guhnnn Mcprac 9locr.

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Atdhnt.. IN gtr. 1. Solt 9lUc, Gorton. 5obann
Seprnc Noer, I'M 81. gchCroiabre. g~ciicbter
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