davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-09

ttlhp hAAalHes done hana Ire, there
viii b lAVeo AAhnlnRS IN che state
within \ Week 6plFea IN Jackson
county, Lamb IN MAaA,ee ard Ed.
wards IN Leon,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-09

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX
DEED UNDER SECTION s OF CHAPTER
tSSs, LAWS or FLORIDA.
Nouce Is hereby given that Ben. Col'.JB A
Co, copaTtnership composed OF w. II nel
n, g. Wade and Perry n COlson pur-
chasers Of Tax Certificate No u, detgN
the IN day OF July, A. d, i0e, have SO
said ceruhcate IN my once, and i've
made application for tax deed 20 Ig-ue An -
ooFdance with Law said certificate embrace.
the tNloWing described prOperty satnnta1 ~
Alachna county, Florida. tOWit.
Lots 20 Itlk, a" Lots I. 2 I'm a.
lots ! to bG. C" Lots toSHE. NJ
haTtram
The said land being aSsessed az ne dase q
NE issuance % such certidcate h the nSrSec1
W, n purburrOW
NhlesS said certificate shall be resieeuea ns..
cofulne 10 law, tax deed viii issue theTeos a.
me l9th day ot OctOber, A. n IaN
wines my otscial Signature ana reu fhss.
tee Rh car Of September, A. u IRA
- =, n WIENGES
I'd Clerk Circuit Court AIncbsS a. IA.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-09

A lpuly noed man Ia never known IA
4 "a0Od fellow" Sags The Tampa TEL
hAAe, NJ eOuFas not, Worth ,RaAes
che man the want VI n, the fplleW,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-09

rOoI Cassie Chadwick, who hSO iuF.
BlIhtd many 4 paragraph Toe che daily
papers, Ia said ~ bp \ victim Ut con.
1umBlI0h,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-09

MA, BE0Wn Of jAehIoUVllle haa been
appointed sheriff II DuVal county BY
Governor howard Ne, THROWN had
been anticipated iut several days,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-09

The report that John AleHGndsT
D0Wle h pAFilynsd 10 denied Ne IL
iaal paFAlyllna A0ms Ut ths suckers
who have money,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-09

Win hls HeW viz John u llDdhefsl.
leF lacks mueh llhB 0na IT th0ss after
tAhlBg" plBtHFss,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-09
ThhNh 81 hREaehltrihHl
OVh OGuBaira LIN,

fhs guh and the ThFIoe.a. Wssh
(h,Y,j World one yeafi,nl,uoi %
The bHB ahd tha Atlanta lttA)
Weekly Constitution one rear. 10
me Nan and Che AtlhHta (uA.)
SEMI Weekly journal one yeaF, 1 %
THE Sun and the SEMI Weekly
TliHbpaUniOn one ysAFnnu No
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-09

Palatka has sold their water bondS
and will develop their plant.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-09
RHEUMATISM Al T9 a. 6 :25s. ss 81

in q dey 'u
e, dat uce it work silently the system for years Ahs
blood and some expoSue % OF damp
fr sIight rdiscou brings attack Poor dgio olach
troubeg vel kidneys torpid Liver and general
Rheumatism Food souring m ach
psons the blood the the Kidneys and Liver TO act ea
~ ~ J ;,nt in system which coming ia contact with
t a % the dv form acid This is absorbed by the blood
and a. Il penetrate to the muscles and bones produces the terrible
Oaus and bes and other symptoms Of Rheumatism Lie
made torture by its excucang shattered e heh I'M
SS;0 I'D {t n NOT down the strongest
nmen ETC.; such treatment
heiDu IN esng the pain reducing the inflammation but does not
Rheumatism
by purifying and invgoratng the thin, acrid
a a blood driving all impurities and poisons and
- sending stream strong, rich blood to wash
out all irritating particles that are causing the
q q and Inflammation. S. S. S. stimulates the
OnetV sluggish organs better action tones the
$500 stomach and Digestion restores nervous energy
Rheumatism whether acute
thorough and lasting Book Rheumatism
and any medical advice desired without charge.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA Ga
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-09

We will not accept stamps NJ 4
laEteI denomination than CENTS
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-03-10
Athletic Challenge.

Spearish, S. D., March 4. 1905.
10 the Pioneer-Times, Dead wood, s..
D.
Gentlemen-There has been, dur.
ing the past year. considerable talk
relative to the respective athletic
merits Of the Two state sehools Of
the Black Hills, viz: School Of Mines
and the State Normal School. We
are, and have been anxious to have
a meeting of the athletic represents
tives Of the aforementioned schools
so that the point in question might.
be settled.
We therefore take this opportunity
afforded by your columns to. chal-
lenge the State School OF Mines to q
dual field meet, to be held some time
during the month of May and at
such place as a committee may de.
eide. This will afford an oppor.
tunity to make good" some OF the
athletic talk that has been current
during the past year.
Most respectfully submitted,
NORMAL ATHLETIC Assn.
GEO. PACKARD, Jr., Pres.
GUY McCLUNa, secy
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-03-10
M ,NIBER 10.

Seth's men. They incurred consid.
cradle expense and took great
deal Of trouble to have their own
mounts shipped from the far west.
They did this because they earnestly
desired to ride the product of the
range IN the inaugural parade, and
did not dare trust to luck in getting
suitable horses there.
Notwithstanding this precaution
some OF these men were forced to
ride the despised eastern horses or
forego the pleasure of appearing in
the parade. While the horses were
in transit two or three were injured,
and it was impossible for the cow
boys to use them.
The pleasure of the plainsmen Is.
marred by lack of funds, and some
OF them are troubled about their ex-
penses for the return trip. It may
be necessary for them to dispose OF
their ponies before they can leave
the east. This causes them much
anxiety.
The cowboys we're sight to the \
Fasteners for while they all wore a
western rig no two of them were
clad alike. Some wore blue shirts,
some spotted red, some wore hugh
sheep skin chaps, while others had
leather breaches, and still Others
'eggins. Lasooes hung on the pom
mels OF their saddles, and the pearl
and ebony handles of six shooters
stuck out aggressively from capac-
lous holsters suspended from there
belts.
1t was against the order Of parade
for any Organization TO change In
formation in the slightest degree.
but no human law ever restrained a
genuine cowboy. While this parti-
cular crowd did their best, they could
not help but make things lively.
Just to show what they could do,
now and then they roped a small.
terrified African in the cireling folds.
OF lariat, and there horses danced
to and fro across the avenue, while
their riders whooped and yelled aud
saluted the girls at every window 4,
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-03-10
Neutrality-suspicious.

Will Bacon OF keystone deputy
sheriff at Keys tone made a small
sized killing for the benefit OF the
county last week that will mean $50
more for the treasurery, and thereby
hangs tale.
For several years a lot OF mining
machinery has been lying idle at the
Bismarck mine and for some reason
or other it has never been assessed.
Recently some eastern Spectator
bought up the machinery and had il
loaded on a car ready to ship to
Colorado where he was to realize a
neat sum for its sale. His surprise
and disgust may be imagined when
Commissioner Boland and Deputy
Sheriff Bacon appeared on the scene
and Informed the gentlemen a little
matter Of taxes must be adjusted be.
fore the machinery could be shipped.
He clustered and bluffed, but tc
no purpose. It was either pay up OF
leave the machinery where it was
This would prove expensive to his
enterprise so he "camc through
with $50 and the county is just thai
amount ahead.
An official who is ever about ant
faith 'ul to his charge deserves thu
highest praise and confidence of the
people.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-03-10
March Weather Forecast.

Rev. Irl R. Hicks, the weather
grognosticater, says that the second
storm period extends from the 9Th
to 18th, being central on the 9th.
Unsettled and threatening conditions
will prevail at the beginning Of this
period, with increasing Indications
OF severe and general storms. Fur
ious storms of rain. turning to sleet
and later to billiards., will pass over
the country about the 9th to 18th
rounding up with high gales and a
general cold wave.
The third storm period is central
on the 18th, 18th and 18th, bringing
fall of Barometer, higher tempera.
ture and more decided rain and
snow storms. An approach to fair
cold weather will succeed this period.
SThe fourth storm period covers
the 10Th to Oath, being central co.
incidental with the earth's equinox
on the 21st. General rains, with
moderate temperature. electrical
displays and tropical storms will
prevail up to about the 2lst. From
this date, rains will turn to sleet and
snow over all sections from the cen
trail to the north.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-03-10

The number of directors shall be five
and the following shall manage it's
affairs the first year.
20. L. Branson, NJ. c. Belts, e. A..
Bancroft, ]. P. Weldon, c. E. Soule,
The time of the existence of the cor
poration shall be ninety-nine years.
1T now seems certain that the
White River Valley railroad will
begin operation within a few weeks
if indeed the work has not already
begun by putting in stone dyke on
the dead water west of American
Island, near Chamberlain, where a
crew of men with fifteen teams have
been working for the past two weeks
1t is also reported on reliable word
that contract will be let for
100 miles of road west of Oacoma.
County Judge Argo Of Lyman county
and Peter B. Dirks, an O>coma
banker, have purchased about sixty
quarter sections of land along the
line of the old Milwaukee survey
west of the Missouri for forty miles
the past three weeks.
''This matter has been kept a pro-
found secret at the state capital
where the articles of incorporation
are filed ard also in Mitchell, where
the main Office of the new company
is to be located.
While none of the Chicago incor-
porators are recognized as high up
railway officials, it is known that
the Elkhorn line was built to the
Black Hills a Few years ago and was
soon found to be the property of the
North western railroad company.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-03-10
The Chronic Kicker.

The Stanley County Homestead
prints the following interesting
bit of information: cit is the glor-
ious privilege of q man to kick when
he feels like it. He kicks about the
government, the towns, the churches
the schools, the teachers, or any
thing he likes. 1t is his privilege,
we repeat, to do this. 1t is one Of
his constitutional rights-the bless
ing of liberty which no one can deny
him. You have a right to stand
around like a chilly cadaver and kick
on the weather or on the policies Of
your neighbour fact, you can kick
yourself if you feel that way, but it
is poor way to do and the man who
persists in it will have but few
friends in short time. The min
lister who is forever holding the
members OF his church over the
bottomless pit will soon 70 begging
for congregation. The newspaper
that contains nothing but grievan-
ces and tales of woe will soon 90 out
of business. The doctor who tells
his patient he is dying has already
lost his case. And so it goes on
through the list. We all haye
troubles OF our own, and have no
time to devote to those OF other peo-
pie. The doctor must have hopes Of
curing the patient, the preacher
must believe his congregation will
be saved, the newspaper must print
good news, and the individual must
speak we'll of his town, his church,
his neighbour and his competitor.
There is no longer room for the
chronic kicker. By this is not meant
critic, one who is able to point out
the good as well as bad, but the old
time rooster, knocker, loafer, crank,
pessimistic kicker. 1t is he who is
detriment to the community, a
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-03-10

= For Sale.
Good, seed wheat. $3.50 per
bushel. Enquire LOUIS HACK,
Hermosa, s. d.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-13

Sicutenant Homc pen
liouirt. -- Sic Eoli5ei.G ammll
lire pcriebtcn geitcrn Den Sieutenalt
Wnt. =. Nome pom Der lpeltlld)ell
Citation nit Salbiolo in ben Hlibe'
itorb. lieutenant Homc. oellcn @e-
iunobcit icit ctmo cinem Sabre leioet.
murOc am %. Hnpember 1888 &c.
boron rrno am %. Npril 1861 als
EoliSiit inn mittlcrenG iltrift ernnni1t.
Gum Sergeanten iprroe er am ~.
Npril uno gum lieutenant an u.
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icinen Hiidtritt entltanoene |ntalti
lit nod nidt g%eiiillt. guI Der pnpl'
barren 2iIte lteben ied)s &lrnoeler9eons
ten, Sobn :. Strott an Der erltell
Stellc. Gr iteint Die beItelt Gbnncen
81 boben. Nuoerc Ganoiooten lilto
Die Hunoeiergeanten Wc8opern pom
iiioliden uno Sbodlep pom lpeltllhen
Giitrift. 81 4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-13

Nr. @oil lprr0c un s. Sltll ISIS Il!
@icbclL Nciicn Z 00rnllto0t, Gcnt'd)
lorb, ocborcn. Gr mor ooa ottc
Nino mo Der iiinditc Sobn bon Wco.
Ebilipp @oil mo 0clicn @uttln Git
ionne 9itih. Scin %otcr Itonmtc
aus GiucuburN in 9toilulL elmer I'M
uciGbr 20 Wicilcu pom WirBcn Aclc0cs
ncrt Srtihoit. Nrn. @oil0 &otcr
luor @eiibcr elmer Sobotardbrtt III
SiQcnblrN. sic in lS12 pot Den 6rol,s
3oicn IN NrihlnN gcnonmlcn mltrot.
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mo griiuOctc cine ncltc (obot@'
Nobrif. Sn $50 bc1onl cr, lelnrn
eiocncn Cabot BON 0cn &cr. Stootct
I'll foilicn mo 81 ilportircn. God
nidt Nliricocn oonlit, milnid)tc Cr, lei
ncr ci0cncn GintGuicr nlri Den Mmcrrs
foniihen Wdrttrn 5l bnberL lt1o
mGblte icinen iiin2Itcn SobL @cor1
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I'll cincm gcmiilcn @r0oc filr lciue
Gorrierc IN Nncritn uOrbcrcltCt nor
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Sciti0cn llnterridt III Ser cnAllld)cl
Sprohe crhiclt. Gr ncrlieB I'M Sabre
1913 I'M Nltcr ppll ~llnQcf0br 10 Sab.
rem oie Sdrule mo trut III Dem @c
ihGitc icincS &oterS ais Scbrlin1 cill,
ilbr ic0ndl tort, Eripntitltcrrldt III
Scr cnQlilden Sprnhc 6lt l1cbrlc1,
lin lid gcnullcrc &cnl1tlllB bon |lot=
tCrtubut ol15ucigner, nabn1 or lSl3
cine StCllllng ais Nolont0r bel elllclrt
Sobaf9 Wiutlcr IN Nmitcroom on, no
CT u1lgciGbr Elm Sobr perblicb. Snn
Scrbit 1916 bcQob cr lid oltf cinl0e
Wonote nod BREMEN, llrn BORT 'elnc
Gubof$- acnntniiic 81 b%crcid)crn. Sci.
ne Nbrciic uad Nmcrifa loIltc I'M
I%riibiabrc 1917 criolNen, ood) ga OF
nod feline 70 Sabre alt mar, miroc
bcihloiicnL oob Elm Sdhuo9cr bon
linn in eereltercm Utter lnO nit
mcbeD scidoitehcr ftiaGrlnG, Elm
S~beit6aber ieincS &aters, ibn be9Ici.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-13

ten ioutc. &m lcbten 9lllacnbltd clt
itono iCOoh lluciniAfcit 5lplit)en lei=
ncnt &otCr uno Dem ShDoNcr ms
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ten. SIT icncr Belt CAB c" rltr enc
r~c0clm0BiQr 0ompicrlinic }lpt'dcn
europa ul0 Ocn Hereinafter Stuo.
ten, ndmlid sic Gunorb.Sinlc, Die nllr
unl /. mo 10. circ3 ieocn Wonot9 e..
nrn Compiler pom 2iperpool ilbcr Nd.
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lubrcn lic6. 9tnd ibrcr Nntltn't III
Hon0on mo olli ocnt @cgc nod ocnl
Nurcall ser Compiler . @cIcIlldott cr
tbciltc Nrn. @uir& Gotcr, ipeld)cr ot3
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Itott cinca 81. l0icE itnb Damn crit crs
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10. Npril 1917 flbrcn lie pon Stpcrz
pool alb u1O crrcihten Bottom on1 e..
Wniuoruui tic nn1 10. Mton nod Dol
tinnorc fomcn uno in bcnt alien "9ors
mln'a Gitn Sotcl" obitiege1. Sein
&otcr fcbrtc I'M ,sllli nod europa SIT.
rid, mo Scr ilrnoe @nil mor 'ld) nt;l
ollcin iibcrloiicn. Gr fnilpIte boIo
decentralization inter Den Gcntldj
Nmcruoncrn in Baltimore ort lho
nohocm CT bGlliig 9cnerfitll9eli por'
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id)nlod rntipred)e. fnbte er Den Flon'
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brit. &m Triibiabr bon 1850 beaob
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-13
~ 2SafGingtonz RSentnr
T-naF az -stSA NaI' 9Hucs
"0eatf6sn Correspondent"
@m. Nnuncmnnn, 1915 Mariun.
Strapc, T..W.
AnaciHtn, @rrihte, 9eitcnumacu II. I, 10. mcrbea
GofnlbcridJtc aus @aibingtOn.
&on elmer ~@ofomotiuc
il Ser brCu.

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bcrfobrCM
6rol Wt0AQic N}ltrpbn bon 9tr.
lUl3, 3. StroBc, NJ, muroe &c.
ltcrn 9Fod)nlittog on Scr arclBlmg
scr 3.'nn0 &.StroBe pul, cincn Elm.
tonmlclocn 3u0e Der Baltimore.
Ohio. Vobn" ~0ctrofiCn un0 iibCriab.
t0lrcn. 2ic SofonutiDc trua ole
9tlnnmcr 1913, mClde ais Ole In,
ilda-Sofomotiuc betunnt lit. Iic.
lclbc hat crit Dor ciniNcn 5uacn 5mci
MGnncr olli 0cn nla ~" ~befonnter
@clcjicn NctGbtct. Nron Mlrpbp,
mcId)c Elm 2IItcr BON 50 &ohren, clio
iiini Mol l3, crrcidltc, luuroc iiird.
tcrIih pcrItiinmlclt, uno sic llcbcrre.
itc ion0tc man nod ser Wor9uC.
@icl Sc drCi un0 meniQ
MoIlc. - Dor euua elmer @ode
bcrid)tctc Nr. Nrtbrr &. WiiQcnuuIt
pom Ebilooelpbio an oic @ebcimpoIi.
gel, ooB inn ats icinem Simmer I'M
st. &nmc@ ySotel" elm 1iamant-
RING I'M gScrthc pom 1925 Neitobleu
lpor0en Jet. 3uci 0clcftip3, Gol1b.
I'm mo Nrmltron0, cnt0ettcn id)lieB.
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tell, II Sabre nlt, bon Nr. 25O5,
clifton q Flacc, Elm Vaar Noicn AT
Wl9eloltlt obGelieicrt, iid babel an.
Aeblld) oe9 Ningea bemGd)tiQt uno
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men Sent pertnuit blben ion. IicIer
uertIopite i'm an oen Negcr George
Smith bon Nr. 325, Srior0- StruBe,
1ilr 10 Gents. ScBterer %lieicrtc oen
oNiammtrinN" %bereihpiQiait aus.
Ter &nobc Nurte mlr0c geltcrn IN.
ter Ser Nnlhuloigunq, Den Niug sci.
len Mcrtb ais % Geut3 nngrgcben
pur0c. Qcltoblcn 81 bobcnL Sem ,>t.
Qcn0rldter Oorgeiitbrt m0 bon Ole
lem ulI Fnrolc cntlaiicn.
3mCi Nlurm e pom &oitcn Nr.
52l ricicn oic Tcucrpebr Qeitcrn
NodmittoQ nod neulMoudDouie scr
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Itonn I'M critcnS todlpcrt mo oebute
lid IN mcni0cn Wtinliten ollrd) eineu
northumberland ollf 6os filnftcS tod
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6lommcn I'M 3citrnumc bon 5ebn
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ocn miro nift ilbcr $50 bctrugcn.
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Houd)oppornt ilberbiBt muroe.
&n ser @o6nuuq bon Srn. VI.
@oiirep it Nr. 1900, auper.Tloce,
cntitano 0citcrn Mpraen iriib infoIge
cinca ihooboftcu Siens Gerer, mel
dies $50 Shooen onridtcte, Die no.
li5iltcn SSnn. Spittcl llrno Sonlc0
@opIc l6iftcn bic 6lammen I'M
Seine. ..r
Son Gee I'm 81 &Nien.
Die @usiubr BON Giicn4Mengoncie.,
mo Gbromo Gr5 aus DEM
@altimore'2 i'm lcbtcn Wonat
ctpa 20 Ero3cnt Scr qeiomm.
ten IuSilt6r oua alien utIantiihen
ser Welt.
- Ger Tompier ,&eItmorclono"
BON ser nNinrplnno, 9cIomorc uuo
Sirginio @obn" ioa angcbIi6 binnen
Hur5em Don elmer ShiiifnbrtS &. @c.
iclihnit i'm @eitcn ougefnuit ncroeu.
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ser geitern Morgen in Ncm.9 ort III
miro morgcn irilb in @oIt;-
more erlportct. Gr brin2t $50 Sim
pnnocrcr bierber, mGbrcno or in9tep.
Dorf 1000 Eoiingierc lanoete.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-13
SamItaa. nnb Spnntaa-Grfnriiuncn

nab @aibington $1.25 nlf Der
,Yenniplponin 9abu." 9iuete limo
iiir oie Hiidiabrt bis Sonntag
abeno qiiltig. Iae 3iige, oeu
.Gongreilional 2imitco" mlsgenom.
men. GSr.&S0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-13
Gennp's fcim gcr6itcte GaficcS

iperoen in Qaen S~taottbeiIen bon
Baltimore perf1uft. Die por5iiglide
GualitGt unb mGBisen Breiie MAIDEN
bicielben eeraoe3u beriibmt.
So .&ennp So, S9ee, 9afiee, 3nder.
caprHA,fssDoSsf ron r6 "a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-13
Mrtbmr W. Mpbiom,
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Taiage Nutariats . OeISmcdiei.
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