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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-18
STOPPED By RUSSIANS.
German Steamer RrunhiIde Held Up
by Three Cruisers.

Hong Kong. April 1.-THE German
steamer Brunhlde arrived here, Mon
lay. from Singapore AMI reported that
she VAS stopped for two hours by three
Russian cruisers April IA. 30 miles north
of cape Padaran. The 6runhilde count
ed altogether s.; vessels st9aming north
northeast at ten knots. The ships ap-
peared to be in good condition.
A report is current here that a por
ton of the Russian squadron has reach
of Hong Kong.
Cape Padaran off the coast of Cochin
China is not far south Of Eamranh bay,
where it is reported a number of Rus
sian warshps are anchored and re-
victualling.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-18
BILIOUSNESS.

Biiousness means that your liver is sick and
out of order, and you are cross and cranky,
can't cat, have a bad, nasty tasting mouth, and
are sick all over. To neglect biliousness will
result in congestion. loss of appetite. torpdlty
and bad feelings. Restore the liver to health
by using Smiths Pineapple and Butternut
Pills, which cure biousness in one night, give
YOUR liver healthy action, assist digestion,
Clean up yonr fnrred aud coated tongue, and
give new life and energy to tired nerves.
These little pills will accomplish more in q few
days toward making you feel better than
bushel OF nerve pills. They restore the aver
and stomach to normal activity, and they posi-
lively cure constipation, hiousness, headache
in one night. Price q cents at dealers.
All genuine signed W. +. Smith.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-18
CURE FOR MENINGITIS.
Massachusetts, Doctor Thinks He Can
Subdue the Spotted Fever.

West B"ylston. Mass. April 1i.-Dr,
Ernest Warren of West Hoylsion. who
for several wears has made Il study OF
''crt 5ro-Spiual meningitis. CLAIMS :"
have round TINT Il solution or = dFu@
khoWl as hucklln Is Il reiifoE LOT INA
disease. Df. Warren Stes.
Nuchiih j. 'ne "ct'Ne P'''iF''''' '"
SCI ne - Mi'iH o'' III - a.,
coils of nuir,tin. if eliminates the moi
md ,hrs laens nm the vitality. In
,,,.,;r- these r.,ecs kcan M an ~
,;..,:an .,,o.,., tho e,,i,a h. tho usa of
.,,,.,,ti,,o III eavc,e eases ana also 10
dine here, the disease i. no 81 severe.
Germs th:;t cause ccrrbro-sni,ii.l men,
i.pi1is breed in cold weather and | do
,l.+ h,,;.,-o tb.t !; is y u-isn ihiu;. 10
,,,, 49,, tho ,.;,.,I,v of m.
- .;.,+ ,.a No, ,,r,j-
-: ,t,,,, A., ,,,tiont Nc ano,,ri,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-18
RECENT SYMPATHY
Produces Marked Change In Russian
Tone Toward United States.

ST Petersburg. April IA very mark
ed change in tone towards the ni''H'
states is noticeable in the newspapers
which usually voice the opinions of the
government many OF which dwell. on the
manifestations of Il. friendly disposition
IT Washington.
The NoyOe Vremya discussing the Iucs-
tic, of foreign sympathy remarks upon
the distinction between tn" attitudes OF
the governments and peoples. the French
masses. for "N.i11pit. earnestly t''SillnS
a Jl,lsSian victory while the French finan-
cicrS are. doing "TtrN thing possible To
bring about the conclusion OF peace. In
the United States. the paper adds. Til"
people appear to he hostile but the gov
crunlcnt is friendly.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-18
FRENCH GOVERNMENT
Not Advised That Japan Will Ask Ex.
PLANTATION Of Harborine Russian Ships

Paris April 11.-7.2O p M.-Neither
the F'ranch government. nor the Jap
anese legation. has yet been advised
that Japan expects to make representa-
tons to France as result of the
presence of vessels of the Russian Sec
ond Pacific Squadron at Kamranh bay.
The legation is inclined to the view
that Japan's action will depend upon
whether the Russians make pro-
logged stay at Kamranh bay. How
ever. both the government and the
Japanese officials show considerable
scepticism concerning the whereabouts
of Admiral ROjestvensky. forseeing a
possible naval ruse.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-18

landed some days ago at Cape ST.
James near here from am Annamese
junk and after a brief stay re-em-
barEed.
\ number of Russian warships are
anchored in I<amranh bay where they
are re-victualling.
The steamer E,ridan. which was pur-
chased by local French firm, sailed,
Sunday evening. with full cargo OF
provisions for the Russian squadron.
The health Of the Russians is re-
markedly good. Only eight deaths from
disease have occurred since their de-
parture from Europe out OF an effec-
tive totalline $4,000 men.
A Russian officer suffering from
beriberi Is in the hospital here. Other
SICK men who were brought here by the
Russian hospital ship Orel include
Prince 'Cantacuzene, but the reports
that the Orel had wounded men on
board are unfounded as there had been
no fighting up to the time of her ar
rival.
The Russian sailor who fell over
board in the straits of Maiacca and
W no was rescued after floating l.
hours on plank. was brought to
Saigon whence he has rejoined the
squadron.
Admiral Bayle has signed a contract
with a HongkOng firm for the salvage
of the French armored cruiser Sully
which ran onto the rocks in Along
bay. early in February. The firm will
be paid S3G000O if it succeeds in rails
ing the cruiser. The Sully is still fast
upon the rocks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-18
JAPANESE DISPATCH
Tells of Sharp Encounter and Repulse
Of the Russians.

Toxic. April 17.-(2.0 P. MD.-The TO-
lowing official report was issued. today.
from the headquarters OF the japanese
armies in Marchuria:
'On the night of April Il. five SQUAD
rous Of the encmy's cavalry entered San
yenching on the FakOman-Fenghua road.
Our force made night attack and re-
pulsed tn" enemy northward. The enemy
WAS panic stricken and left eight mel
dead on the field. Our losses were two
men killed.
Frequent collisions between cavalry
wise there has been no material change
in the situation
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-18
PETITION REFUSED
For Haheas Corpus Writ for John Ben
son, in New York.

Washington. April 1.-THE supreme
court oi the United States. today. aft
tirmed the decision of the New York
federal court. refusing to grant pc
tition for writ OF habeas corpus in
the case Of John A. Benson. who is re-
sisting removal to the District OF Co.
iunlbia Ior trial on the charge of con-
spiracy to defraud the government in
connection with land frauds on the
Pacific coast
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-18
A Decision Against Beavers.

Washington. April 1.-THE supreme
court of the United States. today. de-
ciGcd the case involving the removal
Of George w. Beavers from Brooklyn
to Washington against Beavers. hold
ing him subject to removal.
The cas-" grows out of one of several in
dictmcnts against Beavers in connection
with the post Office department irregular
tiles of 1903 and 1904. and the present pro-
cecding grows out of an effort to prevent
his removal from Brooklyn to Washing
tor for trial.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-18
STEAMSHIP MANCHURiA
Sails For Japan With Cargo of 10000
Tons Freight.

san Francisco April It'll" Steamship
Manchuri;, sailed for tho Orient To-Day
with il c:tr2" of 10000 tons OF lr"'rhl.
r,ostly for Jnpnu Th" cargo il largely
Of !, character that would b" considered
as contrlband Of wHr hy III" RnsSi.tAS
and consists not ONLY of food stutfs, bu,
heavy machinery FOR the ri!iri"i"S an"
t,rid.yrs Of Manchuria. In view Of The
possibility nf Admiral R"icstven'kN de
fcating Admiral T"go ON the sea some
where on the ASiitic coast. sotn" ANXIETY
EXISTS regarding the safety o. IN" Man
o,,,,,,'. mo She will call At Midway is
lands to receive instructions.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-18
MISSOURI BEER LAW.
inspection Measure Not Antaaonistic
to the Commerce Clause

WASHINGTON. .>pri 1.-THE supreme
curt of the United States. today af-
!irned opinion of circuit court of East
ern section Of Missouri in case Of
i"hst vs.. Crensilaw. attacking tho
validity of the beer inspection law of
the state of Missouri. The decision
sus.ains the law as not antagonistic
INF ion
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-18
Catarrh.

Called an American disease Is Gu"
by an American medicine oris,h','e 80
and prepared in the most catarrhai y
American countries. .,,,o
That medicine is Hoods Sarsap''' IN -
1t cures radically and permanently IT,
that il removes the cause. cleansing "
blood of scrofulous and all other VI.
purities. 1t overcomes all the ei'se,s
of catarrh. too, and builds up the "''o'o
system. ..2
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-18
S1o5,OOO FIRE.
Grand Trunk Station In Chicago ="
Ruins.

Durand. Mich. April 1'.-flre
stroyed the Grand Trunk UNION "
here. Sunday night. The general on,
Of tho roads division west OF Port nv
ron we're in the Building VINCE w."
valued at SIPS 1000. Train service HIS
been temporarily suspended on p
the Durand division OF 'the
TRUNK and on the Detroit o'air,
"a ( Milwaukee railroad ana ~. LILY
is almost shut off from the ou''iN'
arid
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-18
METHODIST CONFERENCE
Continues In New London With I'm
abate.d Interest.

New London. Ct. Anril I1.-This morn
Ing $ session Of the New England south
eril conference" of the Methodist EDisco-
pa church was devoted exclusively to
business. after the usual devotional scr
vices. AS this WIS to be the closing SeS-
SION OF tn" conference when action must
ne taken on al unfinished business the
attenGince was ltrge. The expectation
that ministerial appointments for th''
year would he announced lent additional
interest to the days proceedings.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-18
FINNISH PARLIAME EMIT
Refuses to Pay War Assessment Be-
yond One Year.

Urlsinef"rs. Finland. April 1.-THE Fin
n>.l estates. national nArliam"nt have"
agreed to pay to the Russian treasury
e. Oti 900 towards the military REQUIRE
ments for the Wear 100 only. 81" pro-
poSn, OF the Russian government was
that this nmnunt should b" payable an
,luI!,V from 1905 to l!dS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-18
APPEAL REJECTED.
: he Nieretia and Her Cargo Conf'seat-
ed by Jap Prize Court.

N,gasa5i Japan. April It'll" appeal
i'll the case of the British steamer Ei.re-
tia scz d by III" Jdpstn"~" ''r1Iis"r f:'iiS-
hil,rl Dec 20. off tho coast of ror'l ard
con,l,uncd as a prize. L:'n. j. las nc"n
rejected. The vessel and her cargo hive
been contiscatcd
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-18
Lorenz and Crawford Trial. May 2.

Washington. April 17.-United States
District Attorney Beach announced,
today. that the trial of Machen. Lor
enZ and Crawford on charge of con-
sriracy in connection with postoffice
frauds will begin heie. May ;.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-18
Suprene Court to Adjourn May 20.

Washington, April 11-Chief Justice
Fuller. today. announced that the
court would adjourn. May 20. The cali
of the docket will be suspended. April
%. and after that rate the court VIII
sit only to hear motions and deliver
opinions.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-18
A NSATION
Caused by Simultaneous Publication 81
Petition in Polish Language.

Warsaw. Russian Poland. April II
Sonet hing of u sensation has been caused
by the simultaneous anpcaranct III al
The polisi, papers of u petition to the GOV
ernor general in the Polish language.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-18
CONGRESSMAN HERMANN
To Be Tried for Conspiracy to Defraud
Government of Public Lands.

Portland. Ore. April 17.-Consressman
Binger Hermann has returned from
Washington, D. G. Today. he will be ar
raigued before the United States district
carrt on an Indictment charging MN
with conspiracy to drfraud the govern
ment Of public lands.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-18
.I:pan Floats Another Domestic Loan

London. April Is. The corresponds
.nt az Toxic of The Staudar" says mat
= fifth domestic loan of $30,OOO.ooO has
been satisfactorily arranged. ON the
same terms as the fourth domestic
loan.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-18
WAR NOTES.
Japanese Capture Large Number o,
Coi'iera Near Cochin China.

.,sons April 1.-THE Japanese re-
,epus captured large plumber of col
''e.. OH the coast Of Cochin China.
SIX men. supposed to be japanese
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-18
BALANCE OF GUN POWER
In the Fleets Is in Favor Of Admiral
Togo's Ships.

| Washington. April l1.--In a compila-
ton of figures on Tie comparative
strength of the Russian aud Japanese
fleets. made by naval authorities here,
the balance Of gun pCWer is greatly in
favor of the Russians are generally out
numbered and though the Russians
have The greater nunbc.' Of battleships
| the Japanese have two or three times az
many arrUored and protected cruisers
as the Russian fleet.
| Few officers of the navy department.
care TO predict what the outcome of the
apparently imminent hattie will b.
They seem to think thHt iiOjestvenSky
viii fight and that he is now prepared
20 meet Togo. RoiesfVensky's greatest
problem. in the opinion IF many. is that
! Of coaling. Ii will be absolutely nects-
Sary for hin, to coal all his vessels as
| soon as possible from The crliiers he has
carried with him. With bunkers any
thing but full. he will have d hard time
hUl.iing his own.
1t is generally believed that he took
or coal FOR many Of The warships at the
Anan bas islands. JUS beyond the
straits Of Malacca. where it is noVl
practically known that re stopped. The
to be making for Cuyo Island in the
Philippines is discred;"I by naval Of
| siters here who are familiar with the
| waters surrounding the American is
lands. tuyo lies midway EetWeen Min
dora and Palwan islands and is Access
sible from the China sea Only from tn"
| noi tn. There is Il pa ss;l.s.. Immediately
! north of I;orneo but no admiral would
iattcmpt to- take such large fleet "a;
| Roles vensky's through this strait.
| " conditions are favorable Rojestv"n-
sky may be able to take or coal at sea,
but this is doubtful at this season o.
The year. If ROiestv.nShy reaches tn"
Straits of Formosa and even passes
| through them in safety he still has the
problem of securing coal to take him
further north. The fuel .'roblen is re-
| carried here as one oi the most serious
lof the Russian admiral's situation.
The following table If the number of
guns in each fleet has been complied
by the navy department:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-18
Admiral De Jonquiers Rejoins His Ship.

Saigon. Anril l1-Admiral De JON
,,,ia,.> has reioiued the French cruiser
Dcs,artcs in Eamranh bay. Cochin
1.b;,, ;,,u,,f 200 miles northeast of Sal
gOn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-18

Prince Michael CantacuZene. who
married Miss Julia Dent Grant i'm 1899.
is the mead of the house and is an Of
ficer of the Imperial Guard. The Prince
CantacuZene in the hospital at Saigon
is apparently naval officer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-18

1t is now thought that ebony will
grow in california. ana some trees are
to be taken there from Mexico and an
attempt made to grow them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-18

Russian vessels were recently slgnteu
in that latitude steaming north.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-18
THE RUSSIAN SQUADRON
Sighted, Sunday. of the Coast at Tu-
ran Fay.

London. April IA special dispatch
from Hongkong says that portion of
the Russian squadron was seen, Sun
day. at Turan bay. about $50 miles
north of kamranh bay.
Turan bay is between latitude rs and
latitude Ia north. According to advices
from HaifonS to a Paris newspaper, 40
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-18
8ranbfataitropbc in NelusYprf

0elp.O ort II. Sebruor. -
Gurd) ein beute iriib I'M nSotel @ill'
tom" Gfe Der ito. StraBe IL. Eorf-
aueniie, oilsgebrofenes 6elter tprr-
De eiu 6raiten5immer ST. 3ooe Der
brannt utlo 10 anoere Yerlonen bors
ten elm iebr fnoppeS Gntfommeit. -
9oS peritngliidte Srouen5immer nar
mobrlheinlid) ein Sri. Spoto Sbe'
mel Don Nr. 1889, Montgomerp.ape.
philadelphia, wenigitenS %Itonoen Die
ier None uro oieie Ibreiie nilf aars
ten, peld)e man in ibrem 3imn1er
aufiono. Die iibrigen Geretteten
meigerten iid, ibre 9amen ST. nen'
nen. 9aS 8erer mnroe gelold)t,
nod,oem eS boS WebduOe gum Setra-
&c bon bon etipo $4,000 beid)doiot
bate.
(Sp6ter.) y Sri. Sbemel lit iuobt.
bebolten ouigcfunoen lporoerL uno
Oic 2eihc oes perimgliidten Sroitet.
SINNERS lit nod nidt ioentifiSirt.
0ieielbe rpnroe aui Der ShiueIle oeS
BON SRI. SbemeI beiuobnten 3immrerS
a~efunben, unb ein nit Gigentbrnt
oes SRI. Sbemel gefiilIter Sod Log
in Der N1be.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-18
So. GOnsrcf. = 3meite sitnns.


Ger Selat paiiirt 5lpei @enuillis
guHgsbias. - Stautenbia ei1em
GOuferen3 Gomite iibermteieuL
obue i'm Smlie oebattirt mor0cn
III lein. ~ @utaegema6mc ser
Statlle 6ronces 6. @iQaro'3.
@aibin0ton &c, II. Iebr.
- Der Senat puiiirte 6ettc oie Ti-
thrift Columbia e &ermiQiQludSbiu,
nit oerel @rIpGgrng er ieit mc6rcrcn
Sagcu beidGitigt getpeIcn mar. Die.
lelbe mirft i'm @nn5en 50. 10000
ans. Die &oniuIur- rnO diplomatic
l6e &ermiltglmg$bia, pelde at
ndd]lt sur SerbonOllung gclanQte, be-
Idoitigte oen Scnot mir 5m6If W}ilut.
ten lang luno mlroe obne 0i9fltiiiou
ntgenommen. Gin intcreIionter@untt
Der belttigcn Sibung luor Die Gntac.
gennabme Der Stotle ser Sempercn3s
I~gltotorin SranCeS 6. @iQar0, mcl=
DE III Der Statlten = &aQe ocS Qopi.
tolls pom Staotc &QinoiS mtf0eItcQt
lporoen lit. Sri. @iloro lit sic cil-
5igc Game, meIde sic Gbre bat, in
Mnrmor mlSgebolten unter Sen 10
StotlIcn Der erlpG6nten SoQc All
itcbcn. Gcridie0ene Scrren hieltcu
bel Der GRANDDAUGHTER Hcocu, in mel
den SRI. @iqar6'S @irfcn morm nc
Iobt mltroe.
Ger Sennt Iette 6cltc aud, sic
&erbunhtur9 0eS Smopnc . Snlpeof,.
mentfolleS fort, 0clotgte icood nod,
INNER 81 tciner GntideiOnna iibcr
Die 6rogc, oh sic BON Smopne Dor eli.
mem Congress Gomite gcmod)tcn
IuSIagen ais 9emeiie 5ulGiiig icicn.
Gic GontroOcric 5lpii6en Sctut un0
SaltS ii6er cin Dem 2cbtcrcu miBlic.
bigeS ENHANCEMENT 3t Ser Ifcrbolt.
&erniligungS6ill mtr0e POM Sennt
oitrd NltSmer5ung OeS Nmen0cment3
been0et. lin 4.32 erfolgte &crto.
gltng.
Gas &eprG eutontenGuu
nobnl, Inn cine boloige Gntidciolng
ilber ole Stootenbiu ST. lihern, ci1c1
SeIdllB on, laut mcIhem bicic, 6c.
reitS bonn Scnot poiiirte Bill iofort
cincm Gonfercn5 Gomitc ii6crolt-
iuortet iperOen ioG, obrlc I'M Souic
6ebottirt SIT meroen. Die 0emofrn.
ten, mel6e @elegenbeit CUR Nmcnoi-
rltitg Der Bill m%iinidten, miocriebtct
iid pergebli6 Dem @ei6luiie. Gle
oben erpdbntc Gntgegenmobme ser
Statlte 0eS Sri. g8iuoro, peldber olld)
Oo8 &oitS beipobnte, fiiQte Den &eIt
Der Sibung aus. I'm 5.4S perto0te
it1 onS Solts bis morgell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-18
On Nelu-Y prf pcridnunnScn.

@cw Dorf, II. 6e6rllor. -
Sieutcnont Nrt6llr HcginoI0 6rcldL
Der ~26.i6brige Sobn oeS 2oro &c
6repnc, zines irii6cn 9orous, FAM
Dor ctpo eincm Monat aus Gngluno
bier an utO lit lett Dem 10. Snnnlor
ueridmunOen. Gr lieB icin OepGd
i'm st. 0enis . @otel," no eS lid
nod befinbet. SGltf Seronloiiung 0cS
britiIhen &oniulS Glipe 9npIep be-
miibt iid oie gauge Nem.0orfer 80
li5ei cine Spur BON DEM Gerid)mll
oenen 81 finoen, uno oltd piele 0ctef-
tips iito an Den No6ioridungcn be-
theilidt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-18
Sin GbicasO'er &Gnberitiifdcm.

Gbicogn II. 6e6rllor. - 3iuolf
WGnner murocn I'M 9iireor Mor
Miloenber0'S, @eih0ftSfiibrcr Der
Electric 2igbt, Oil & @oioline o.
liperp," Glpbourne-Elocc uno Solu.
tborneitroBe, BON iefa 6eluoffnetcn
HGubern i~iberiollen, meld)c $500 iii
Dem 8iireall erbellteten mo oanlit
oas @eite iu6ten, Die 9onoiten
ielterten bel ibretn Griheincn mcbrc.
re Shiiiie ob uno permunGetelt 5rpei
Eerlonen. @inen onoeren Mont
ltredten lie ourdl cinen S6log nit
einem Tepolperfolben ~bemuBtloS 5t
8ooen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-18
5orbernnsem per,porfen.

Sem. !Sapen, Conn, II. Sc.
brior. = Die 6~oroerungen Der 20
f%omotiubei5er Der v9seip-gorf, @em-
&apen uno Sortforo : Balm" iiito
bonn 0ireftpren : Gomite Der gobn
enoeiiltis perlporfen lporocr1- Oh
Die Seiaer iest Itrifcn merOen, 1T nod
nidt befannt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-18

~" Ser nSrobiinn" peranltaltet
am 0ienitug, ben 81. Sebrilar, in Der
.8ermania = M0nnerdbor : Sole"
leinen Mosfenboll. Die MasfenfeIte
oieies Sereins baben ieit Sabren SIT
ben Soipterei9niiien Der G%ornebolS-
Sailon ge5dblt uno fir Die @epobner
oes 8eitenoes biloen bieielben gero.
oe5u elm biitoriides greieniB. 9a
Nun oieles Sabr Oem Gomite reidere
Selomittel, uls ie 5iipor, sur Ser.
fiigung iteben, ionte iid) Ser 9o1 nod
zines belieren 9eiudes erfreueit, ais
ieine 8orgGnger.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-18

""" Ter nglr6eiter : M1nterGor"
peranltoltet ieinen oiesiGbrigen Mo@s
tenboll om Wontog, oen 27.6ebrilor.
in Der Y@ermonio 5 MGnnerfor.
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