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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-28
WEATHER FoREcAsT.

washinston, Sept. 3z.--For Alabama, Fair In northy rain fss south perticn Thur~day and Fridayg brick and proh- ably hiwh northeast winds on the coast.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-28
Horpltal superlntenaentr.

Boston, Sept 27-severaI addresses were delivered at the forenoon session today of the conference of the Aaso- citation of Hospital Superintendents. which opened here yesterday.
 The remainder of the day was de- voted to visits to the leading hospitals of Boston and it's suburbs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-28
PENSACOLA REPORT.
Two Deaths on List of Fatalities, One
 Being NeEress.


 Being NeEress.
 Pensacola, Fla, Sept. 2T.-tspecialo Ben H. Thomas. editor of morning paper; D. tAidrade, a Greek, and George P. Pryor, Jr., a clerk, were the new fever victims reported up to o'clock this evening. Laura A1britton, a ne- gress, died late this afternoon of fe- yer. making the first fatal case among the negroes. vs kfss
 Five cases of fever were reported from Milton this morning, but there has as yet been no fnai diagnosis of the cases. Dr. Anderson, the local agent of the State Board of Health. left at o'clock this morning to look into the report and will take charge of the situation in that town until it is declared free from the disease, even if the late diagnosis pronounces 1t the yellow pest. Milton Is in Santa Rosa County. one of, the two counties of Florida. on which Alabama placed the ban some time since. Just where the sickness at Milton was contracted is a matter of some speculation, since there has been no communication whatever with this place. ....-.. -.-=-z
 The local situation was made bright CT today by the report from the State Health Officer. About one-third the number of cases are reported today as yesterday. The one other death is that of NJ. E. Gross.
 ship Kaiser are also among the new victims, making six in all now under treatment from that ship and making seven cases which have occurred on board fhe vessel This phase ssf Sflle situation caused Dr. Porter to take the precautions to stop all connnuulcatiof, with the city frogl ships in the harbor.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-28
Fever VIII Interfere.

Philadelphia, Sept. Ex-Governor vardaman of Mississippi has written a letter to the William Cramp Ship and Engine Building Company, saying that neither he nor his stan will be able to attend the launching of the battleship Mississippi on Saturday. owing to the prevalence of yellow fever Senator Money. who Is in Washington. will rep resent the State at the launching Miss Money will christen the vessel.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-28
suen rnnnI CInaefl.

suez. Sept. 27.--The canal has been closed here until further notice.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-28
AIississIppI Summary.

Jackson Miss. Sept. 27.-The Mis. sissippi yellow fever summary tonight is as follows: --' -'a & picious case; Vicksburg. i've new cases, four deaths. Natchez, three new cases, one death; Guifport. four new cases, no deaths, two new foci; Mississippi City, one new case. no deaths: Port Gibson, one new case, one suspicious case; Roxie. no new cases, no deaths; Pearlington Is free from infection, twenty days having elapsed since the last case was reported.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-28

With reference to the boycott Tn Canton and China I am not sufficient Iy advised to speak with great au- thorIty. My impression is that 1t will fade out because of the necessity that the Chinese merchants are under of patroniSinB America to sell what will be in great demand in Man churia. Chinese merchants themselves are losing money and their influence is not likely to further it. Sugges- tions were made of amendments in the exclusion laws wnIcn. without in any way opening the doors to the coolie class, would remove the stigma which the present regulations, 1t Is insisted. put on the classes entitled to enter. have those suggestions from merchants in Hongkong and else where and shall present them to the President. The Presidents pRoclama" ton and assurance that Justice would
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-27
DRUGGISTS WILL APPEAL
Object to Proposed Liquor
License Shaw Upholds
Yerkes

Washington o. C.. Sept. 7-Repre,
seutatives Of the retail druggists Of the
United states have made a strong ap.
peal to Secretary Shaw to overrne Mr.
Yerkes. the commissioner of Internal
revenue In his announced intention Of
requiring s. a year liquor license Of
all druggists selling certain kinds Of
patent preparations Mr. shaw has
prepared letters In which be makes il
apparent that he not only VIII refuse
to overrule Mr. Yerkes, but that the
action IN connection with the whisky
containing medicines was one which
was not taken until after deliberate
consideration with him
The last appeal by The druggists is
to be made direct to Pres dent Roose.
welt That appeal will be a powerful
one. as it is realAtd there sre more
than 100000 druggists in the United,
states OF this numeer. $4,000 are or.
ganized They will be told by the
President that he does not wish to
cyerrule Mr.. YerlSes and chat he does
not believe the proposed internal rev
enue regulation is an unjust or unrea.
sonable one
The best that the druggists can ex.
pect to accomplish will be to have the
manner in which the new regulation is
TO be enforced altered in some particu-
lar. Il is matter Of dqgbt whether
even this can be accomplished AS
now planned by the commissioner of
internal revenue. each drugg ST for
himself must be the Judge of whether
or not the drugs he handles contain al.
cohol to such an extent that they be-
come, in effect a beverage instead Of
medicine, He gives the druggist until
December to reach their conclusions
An expert here today estimated that
not more than half Of the druggists Of
the country could make an analysis
Nhch would convince either them
selves or any one else as to the con.
stltuent parts of the drugs they han.
died Not more chan 25O0O druggists
IN the country now pay the special tax
cf liquor dealers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-27
THE HousskgepER's PROBLEMS.
Not the Least Vexatious in the Aser
want Girl Question.

Town houses are now undergoing the
semi-annual housecleaning. and re-
decorating IN preparation for the win
ter season Town. after all. is furnish.
ing the best evidence that summer is
over and the avenues and streets are
brightuing up and there is the annual
fan plaint De ag heard from those who
are looking n, q sGitable cottage in
which 10 reside this winter Practical
ly every available house, both large
and small is already rented
The servant girl problem Is one that
is perplexing the housewife she who
has been fortunate 20 have house
rented early. ii f.propeity Is not owned
10 the city The problem OF obtaining
good servants is serious one in Guth,
rie at the present time Usually il is
not question Of available help but Of
competent help There is a surprising
absence however of even the green"
servant grl this fan The colored
women and girls are busiB engaged
picking cotton for diversion and
could not be even bribed 70 enter a
Kitchen and cook and scrub, and the
laundry problem remains unsolyed.
The police authorities have received
many calls within me last two weeks
20 look up bundles of clothing that
have been sent cut to a darlies TO be
laundered The negroes that will work
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-27

Engaged people should remember.
that. after marrbge. many quarrels can
be avoided by Keeping their digestions
In good condition with electric Bit.ers
s. A. Brown. Of HenpcttsVille S. c..
says For years, my wife suffered in
tersely from dyspepsia. complicated
with a torpid liver. until che lost hes
strength and vigor, and became mere
wreck OF her former self rhen she
tried Electric Bitttrs, which helped her
az once. and finally made her ensirely
Wen. She is now strong and healthy"
An druggists sells and guarantees them,
al sec bottle.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-27
AMBASSADOR MEYER COMING.
M Assoolated Press.l

cherboura Sept. 7-George l.. Won
Meyer the American ambassador to
Russia. sailed today for the United
states on leave OF absence He has
been stepping a short while in Ger
many. where he was received and en-.
tertaned by the emperor and empress
Mis- Meyer is now visiting friends and
relatiyes Ia America and 9 is under
stood win join her husband on his re-
turn trip TO Russia
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-27
posrMAsTeRs MEET.


Dayton. Ohio, Sept 2T.-The eighth
annual convention OF the National AS.
ISOLATION Of Postmasters OF offices Of
the FIRST class opened here today at the
Aleopqun q hotel. Delegates from all the
large cities OF The country are present
70 discuss postoffice rules and regula-
TONS. as well as 70 plans for the inn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-27

provement of the postal service. The
gist of the views presented viii be pre-
sented to the postmaster general. The
convention lasts three days, duripg
which time the delegates win be tfsat.
ed to entertainments and pleasure
trips to places of interest
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-27

When Indigestion becomes chrcnic Il Is
dangerous. Uodol Dysfrpsia Cure win
cure Indigestion and an troubles result
ing therefrom, thus preventing Catarrh
OF the stonaeh. DR. Newbrough, OF
League. w. Va. says: ITO those suf-
fering from Indigestion or sour stomach
would say tkarc Is no better remedy
than Kodoi Dyspepsia Cure. I nave
prescribed It for number Of patients
with good success" Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure digests what you eat and makes
the stomach sweet. Sold by G. r. Renfro
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-27
Nj The am

now are mostly of an irresponsible
class aud are not AFFLICTED with any
conscientious scruples as regards the
returning of the laundered clothing
Many Of the well to do families are
giving up house keeping for a few
months until competent servants and
those anxious and willing to do the
best they can begin to return to the
city
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-27

Na pres--'ted last night at the nrook+
before am appreciMvc ahiiencr
ph9song public incnned to eiow as
kancc th, average saow commcaiv term-
cd the tmiler bat EAT Crippe creek
while rcplcle Win sensational scenes
anu aimaNt embodios features wuica
appeal Ia rhe most melhgcnt Judgment
The plot is ohcNnt and casmabe
uhougioui ana iherc is uou,oip.e ah-
-cnec ol cHptrip eud apsHrl iuttlous
winch tnc avcu,sn nrior of W stcu
ioisl upon > naawmg wibHo4
'inen too. tnc place jas a1nm.bly cis,.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-27

He may well think. he has got OF
cheap, who after having contracted
constipation OF Indigestion. Is stin able
to perfectly restore his health. Nothing
vii do t''ss but nr. Kings New Life
Pills. < quick pleasant, and certain
cure for headache. constipation. etc. 25o
at an druggists; goarapteed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-27

Naomi Rebeikah Lodge No. 2 win hold
a special meeting Friday evening. Sept.
2s. % initiate An members are rO-
Quefted 70 be present. Refreshments
win be served
LAURA ABBOTT. n. q.
NELLIE BONES. Sec.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-27
HANeEn FoR MuRpER.
(By Assoclated Press.l

Roanoke Va, Sept 27-Cephus Poin
dexter was hanged here today for the
murder OF Deputy Marshal zack Wade
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-27
THE THEATRE

u is doubtful II Bai Roid's iralihc pen
over t'trnsI out more satisfactory ara
rst than his "At cripple rrcel." which
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-27

LIVERPOOL OPENING CABLE.
Wheat unchanged to ls lower
Corn unchanged
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-27
The KeeIey cure

Cures Whiskey morphine. cocaine ana
tobacco. Only Keeley Institute In Texas.
Oklahoma and indian Territory. Estah-
lished IN Dsllas 1884
TIM KEELEF INSTITUTE
Bellevue Place. Dallas. Tsxaa.
J. Il s-EITH. Proprietor.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-27

CHICAGO ESTIMATED TOMORROW
Wheat ~, grade IL.
Corn aof grs.dc %
Oats 25s. grade 81
HOGS, 21.oD0
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-27

Oct your seats reserved At once for
the carnseis library benefit entertain
mont On Frisay night
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-27
LOCAL MsnNErs
pI.ODUCD MAEF-rr.

Furnished daily by J. t. Kerr. dealer
NV'u huttei ssssss..s. 10
Average country butter .......s .1H
Eggs per case, including case.... 3 so
Old ROSTERS -.....-............-.. .i2
Hens and pulen per lb...... .eTh
Geese per pound ...,............. .O3h
Ducks per pound ................ .OsH
Tom turkeys .............. .Bs
Hen turkeys .'.................... 10
ouineas, eaeh .................... 10
Pigeons per dozen .............. so
spring broilers y TO 2 lb.......... .0sh
Egg cases SET up ................ .25
Green COW hides .................. .qzK
Dry hides ..........-........... 20
Glue hides ........................ .OsA
Wool. good quality ............... .ls
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-27

To remove rust staia, get box OF
Rustine Eradlcator az Leader on y.
Price 10 cents.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-27

LIVERPOOL SECOND CABLE.
Wheat * lower
corn unchanged to * lower
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-27

Il not beinr roo strong to say hct few
ROAD companies are 50 evenly balanced
suid capable Of sustaining their respec-
lives rolcs The scenic effects and mo-
chanic1 stage contriances e"e new anl
novel. and the whole ensemble -thc pla}
the players and the mounting produced
4 laosl ploasing erecl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-27

From the Kansas city journal AIon
dayi May s. 1906 AN Aristocratc
Tramp a new addition 10 stage tramp
dom. opened at the Gims Yesterday af-
ternoon C. en audience which got "a good
deal Of enjoyment out of the doings of
one .sH Seedy Usetole ard luaiyidu
~ who had strong dislike for anything
thar smacked 1f work. During the play
an automobile race ocnris between the
tramp ard the advouturer in gnich the
tramp gets the better OF H. pw,Qg to the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-27

LIVERPOOL CLOSING CABLE.
Wheat unchanged
Conn higher
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-27

KANSAS CITY RECEIPTS.
Wheat lSi
Corn g..
oats ls
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-27
Llvesaock.
HOES

Chicago -23.09O. strong to s. up.
kansas city 5000, stron gto &c ur.
Omaha-4,30O. strong TO &c Up.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-27

No mixed 26u27e. 81. nINol b ]
426c
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-11-10

Gtroboh ser 6riItlih @Io3iate Sell
1ionsprofcTor WolaD nit GCO6 Stims
men ucirdblt.-Cer 2diIer bat fir Die
&linterbliebenen Ser Spfer Der Gros
bebentdtdItrophe in Gdlubrieu aus lei
ner PripdtIhatuGc 10000 6rOncs qez
Ipen0et.-Ns nculid oje S1usteiiBerin
Glconore Snapp aus differentiated orf
nit i5rcm @aQen 9eaen Wlitteroorf
fu6r, Ihettte oltr6 cincn GotomotiO=
pfiff 0ds Pfcro. Trdu &nopp ipuroc
aus Dem WuQen NeI6leuocrt UNI b!jeb
toOt IicQcn.-%m 9Itcr BON IS %1tren
lit Scr @i}c0irettor an Der bisiilcn
Gentratonitalt fir Metcorologie unh
@eo0pn0mit, Or. CT. &oitIirn, 9ci!ors
ben.
9 ii II. !6ier ftierte oicIcr Gage
Ser dltCIte 2tr5t Wtdbrcns, Der ctcndz
IiQe @eri6tsar3t 0r. Sotob Bauer, in
boiler 8eiitesfriIAe Icinen 80. &C.
6urtstuo.
GtIIt aiir3li0 bat it6 Der aus
WGbren Qebiirtig2 Gdnolpcbrmdnn
Sro5tt aut lc'henl PoTen outu e!l'eH
aus Dem 9ten't9elpe9r 9e9en )e'Ilel
SoPf oo9c9ecenen SdHb entie'ot,
II s b a.. we tlr1el'll'0e
SuItU29emel1oe bot um llp,Uoo Sros
nen EN- @duS an Der Inoreaa s9oIer7
''roBe Q~etdlltt uno lpIro oort eIne S9s
no4o9e odlien.
HarlSbao o. Vie 4Sor3elldNlcbtit
btlfeT * Utlrl IN Plrten9oiitl9er Ut
Del Der @eIlteI9erun9 BON &tIRein1
U'aler, S3lGmmcrelberBer III Stdrl9z
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-11-10

Wiirttembcrh Der Qegcn 28,CO0 Nit
oIie0er 3GbIt. cine Wdnoerfeitfobrt. In
Der heurlQcn ,WIoNenpaufabrt," Die
ouf Den 8uiicn, ben oShlpatenber9"
Qin1. betbeili9tcn iiA circa 1900 0ans
oerer. - Die betdnnte GannItatter
Mii6=aretmaibiners uno 9ampfb0d
oferfabrit Werrer & Bflei0erer erbielt
ouf Der MISUNDERSTANDING in Giittif)
1905 fir ibre in Den bei0en &laiien
nW}uf6iner fir 2etcn5mittcl unO sra
idincn fir Gbemic" ausQeItcIlteu Grz
5euQniie ais bD6lte 2n,5}eiAnunQen
5tpei n@ran0=Yrir" 8uertaunt.-Ge9eiz
mcr &ommerjienratb Guitoo Siegle.
frijbcr Observation-Disclosures fir
Stutt9art, lit QeItorben.
SeiIbrDnn. Der 9GderoeIelle
GrnIt W(o9ler purOc tpc0cn oc5 Rduhs
mpr0S an Der Tamilic 9uuinQer in
g%}eddr9urtu6 brcimut gum Gooe Der
urtbeilt.
SIsfclo. Ster mur0e ser 30
Sabre alte Euufmdnu Ruroli &eppler
na9 tur3em WortpehIel pou Dem per
bciratbeten Gu9loGner Sien3le Our6
einen StiH in Den llnterleib 9ct0otst.
: ii bin0eu. Der orOentli6e
9rofeFor Der Observation-Disclosures an
Ser llniperIitGt, Or. SuIiu5 b. Neu.
mann, begin0 ieiuen 20. @eburtstug.
Gr pirtt felt bier Sabr3cbnten ais otuz
oemiI6er 4ebrer.
Il m. I'm Der 3dbllng bon Nuiz
mentcn entbobsn at Iein, perIuhte Der
Bauer 8ubler bon Steinentirh (Obers
amt @eiSIin0eO Elm &ino 81 t0oten,
tnoem er 3lpeimal Strphnin in Die
M}iIh iHiittete. ole fir 0aTelbe be
ftimmt mar. Beoen perIu6ten Worz
oeS perurt6cilte i'm ouS bieIi9e
S6purQerjtt gu flint Sabren 3u4ts
bau5 uno flint Sabren GbrperluIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-11-10

iid)en Scby2rita!:s7 %. 8roBber5og'
ibUm5 Qeiien Karen IL ,eBten Sabre
943 Gebrt.dt:, tbdtlQ. DIE 3dbl oer
S0ii.e: te.rsa 1896, G1s @e,ammts
auslaeen Fir oieie REORGANIZATION belle.
len Iih aui 494,272 W(art. ouuluter
333,G56 Mart fir 2ebrcrlcb&l.ey.
g ii II It q 3 t. !Sierort5 lpuroe bic
DfFentli6e 2eie1ole bes GemelnnjjbiQen
@ereins er6finet. 0ie RdumliNtcitcn
nit 6eiaunQ uno SeIeuAtuno muroen
BON Der Staot 3ur @erfiiGun0 9cIteut.
~ I'M }. Gum eriten 9ijrgcrmet.
tier Der Stuht Main5 puroe nit SO
bon 80 obge9cbenen Stimmen Der bis
bert0e 9iir9ermeiiter Or, @DtteImonr
eelpdblt.
@ i RI # oot. Der ~31idbri9t
Muurer Sob. MuI6o@ou5 in Spies.
bein, Der einen NroBcn Sbeil IeineS
2ebenS i'm 3u6tbuuS 3uQebro6t bat
itabl no6 @%erbjiBunN Ron 81 Sdbrer
oISbdIo einem Nrbeiter, nit Dem Ell
raA 2iittiA CUR MISUNDERSTANDING fubr
$40 W}art, Gr lpur0e 81 bier Sabrer
3u6tbauS perurtbeilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-11-10
8a0cn.

RdrlS + e. Der GunItmaler
uno Stu0toCroronete Wilb. &loIe, bier,
Der ieiner NaterItdot. ocren Gbreubiirs
ger er 1T, i6on 10 piele SdentunQen
uno Gtiftun0en mddte. bat Der StuOt
neueroinQs sic Wittbeilung gemu6t,
Dab er Dem 9ilo9uuer Sobanne5 @irt
einen 3ierbrunnen fir Den GorQdrten
bes itGhtiIten 9aoeS (Yierorotbu oes)
in NuftroQ Qe9eben babe. Der Std0tz
ratb bat bic Shentung dngenommeu.
-Neuli6 lUollte bier Der 20 Sabre dlte
S6reiner Nidel aus Rimbod) i'm Ges
fhdft BON Selling & 0oQer duf einen
fhon in Ser 5dbrt befinoli6en 75dbrs
Itubl iprinQtn, no6st or nit Dem Sopfe
oegen Den o6cren She'll Der 2bjire oeS
Gingan9S gum 8ahrihu3l 9eorjtdt
puroe. oob Der 9ob nNh tlr5er 3eit
eintrot, -@ebeimrotb Or. Seinri6
MeibinQer, or0entIider Yrofehor fir
pbDiit an Der Se6niIhen Sp6I6uIc,
1T. rs Sabre aft, Geitorben.
gre b q. Der BiirQerdtss
i6uB tcI6IoB cinItimmlg Die lebertrds
9unq 6e5 G%beoterboues fir 3,250,000
Wurt an sen 8ourotb Selling.
Qabr r. Der % Sabre aIte Sbie
fcr0eder S6eoOor 0iIpcrt, Elm Syuntcns
boIo, crIto6 icincn S6idbri0cn 8rob
pater, Der ibm Gelo bcrlpcigerte. Der
WDroer nur6c pcrboftet.
Sfenburg. Die @eruntreuz
,lnQen oeS SuI'jrer8 0ous BON Dor
i9uBberein in SuppelrOOcd, Ser iih
tiirSli6 IelbIt Den 8cb0rocn iteQte. be-
laufen ii6 nud 'eincr eigenen g(ngabe
auf 100000 W(drt.
@ Of III b / n0cn. WeQen Gas
oieb'tabls lpur0e bier Der YeijBer elmer
fleinen WoI6incnfabrit, 8rib, perbafs
tet. Der Munn bc3oQ felt Iin1er ais
eincm Sabre Iein Gas olrh ciuen ges
beimen NnI6luB an Die itdotiihe Robrz
leitun9 unb bat haOur6 Die Stuotta'e
uambaft 0eiddbiQt.
WnIbti T Il, Vie ~93iG6riae
6iI6erbGucrin, bic uicmals in ibrem
Qan3en Qeben cinen NrSt 9ebrduht
bate. 1T QeItorten. %hr nSobnlc" lebt
nod i'm Glitter BON 70 Subren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-11-10

ma.t i'm 21oen,-Nn,oH"h 0e5 Pos,
iQbe:aen S3bi.dumS De- ~. :. 8cyce.
1eiteys Ae9,msn:s i.ii:t:: Ell ln0cnannt
,s:r mraenoe- @cnrcy >es Fe%men!S
Sc Summe ron 300" l2syt ocrcn
.3.nisr aQidGs!iG CT &on,ag Nsburts.
.a1 CT se'croer* rey0Ier:, ,,nteyoifi.
5:eye re..bet.. rec0en ioueH.
9orr1 Or hcbem G,.ey Itarb
her Ser iyii6ers &ehrey Seyrarn 0abs
i6e, nett iibey ois Maaeya 9ornGs
tinau8 getanr:. UaB'ts ma. Ser Qe.
GRINDER Ser bieiiNen &r0rcncrcr3ier.
ifuIe. @om Sonia IOhonH be7ub er
Elm iilberre5 SigraIborr.
0eir3ia a, Dor sturgeon criolote
bierorts in GeQenlport o:9 N0nios 0ie
ieierli6e Wcibe oes reucn monument
taIcn Earthquakes.
SeIsni b. Ter irjjberc BETTER
BEG SotelS rStaot Gre2ocn." QcbolOt.
Ser ieineySeit fliidtiQ murNe, 1T Ser
GtoatsonlpaltIdaft 5uQcfijbrt poroen.
Gr bat Iid lpcgen Meincjo5 gu perants
lporter.
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sriten neun Monate 5. 8, 3115 llnflue
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Observation-Disclosures ejnI6IicBIi9 80
nit t0otli6em MuSgaug.
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E6Iringif6e Staten.

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