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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-19
FRUSTRATED
BY GREAT
HEAT

The terrific heat OF yesterday had a
debilitating and enervating effect upon
the public.
The highest record made by the mer-
curry was at p. m.-9l degrees, and from
thst hour gystil daybreak' when the peo-
pie were driven from their couchcs, sleep
was not a possibility for many.
William Cummings. driver OF one OF the
John r. White coal wagons. was over
come by heat when on Potter avenue
near Dexter street at o'clock p. m
He fell from his seat and two OF the
wagon wheels passed over his abdomen.
Cummings was unconscious when
picked up, but recovered when on the
way 10 tho Rhode Island hospital.
His injuries are serious but not fatal.
Vico Galore employed at the Atlantic
Mills. was removed from that plant 10 the
Rhode Island hospital yesterday after
noon.
He was so overcome by the heat that he
could not speak.
Lorenzo Blanca Of l5l Spruce street was
overcome when az the corner OF Spruce
and Murphy streets. but refused TO go TO
the hospital.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-19
MONKEY
tanner
IS DEAD

New York, July l9.-Jake Cook is dead
and there is mourning among the mon
keys in the Central Park menagerie. He
was the best friend they ever had, and
they knew II. He had theory that he
understood their chattering language, but
now that he is gone there is none 10 in
terpret their grief.
The famous monkey trainer and keeper
did not have TO concern himself much
about the welfare OF his pets today. They
delight i'm hot weather.
But there were men working about the
hippopotamus tank who were overcome
by the heat. and Cook, always willing 10
help I'm any department whatever, volun-
teered 10 take the place OF one OF them.
At o'clock he was himself Frustrated.
They took him to the Presbyterian Hospi-
tai and he died in the ice bath.
About 30 years ago a young man about
2s years old came 10 the managers or the
Central Park menagerie and got job as
a common laborer.
He was put to work cleaning out the
monkey house. 1t was a job for which
competition was not active, but Cook did
the work willingly. He liked II. And when
he wasn't busy he hung around the mon
key house just for the fun OF the thing.
MR. CROWLEY CAME.
A year later there was vacancy in the
position OF monkey trainer and keeper
Cook applied for the job. He had no edu-
alton to qualify him.
He didn't know the genus or the species
OF a single inmate and hadn't even heard
OF the missing link. But it was apparent
TO the authorities that there was a mar
certain TO watch over his charges faith.
fully and care for them we'll. They ap'
pointed him.
Cook more than justified their judg-
ment Wide fame as a monkey trainer
came 10 Cook a dozen years later In
1885 the American minister to Portugal
purchased from some Lascar sailors re-
turned from the East Indies a s-year-old
chimpanzee and presented IL TO the park
department of this city. Placed under
Cooks direction, the animav W became the
most famous educated chimpanzee OF the
day.
Cook named his new pet Mr.. Crowley
He found a wonderfully tractable animal
and made him more like human kind
than any other beast had ever been.
Four years after Mr. Crowley's arrival
Kittie Crowley appeared on the scene
She was a S-year-od chimpanzee, bought
from a wild animal dealer OF Hamburg
Germany. Within the three months be-
fore her arrival Cook had lost his fret
wire ana TWO CnllOTen. Inc attention 0nc
affection he had bestowed on them ne
now gave unreservedly 70 Mr.. Crowley
and Kittie Were either OF them sick he
would spend the entire night sleeping by
It's cage with an alarm clock 10 arouse
him hourly.
Mr. Crowley, despite the utmost care
died in 1890 kittie was never the same
afterward. and in the next year she was
taken with her last illness Cook was
sleeping outside the cage. She called "a
him. he said. and he awoke To find her
with her arms outstretched 10 him
through the bars. He went into the cage
took her in his arms and held her until
she died
William Snyder. principal keeper OF the
menagerie, said yesterday that Mr. Crow.
lev has never had but one equal and
that one was Consul, the chimpanzee
which made a sensation in Paris and
which was insured for S65ooo.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-19

March and June. The rule in regard TO
naturalization is changed so that IL con-
forms in the matter Of advertising closely
TO the practice in the United States court
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-19
OF:
JULY ON A
WARSH|P

wm. simmonds. Jr.. Providence lao
who enlisted IN the United states navy
about two years ago and who Is no"
serving as gunner's mate on the L. 3. $
Topeka. has sent an Interesting letter
home recounting the way in which the
glorious Fourth was celebrated by the
iackeys IN Monte Christi, where the YES
sci was stationed al that time.
Boat races ball games and other sports
were INDUCED in by the various crews
stationed there during the day and at
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-19
MOONLIGHT EXCURSIONS
Steamers Warwick and Su9ntun Had
Good Loads Last Evening.

About 1870 people enjoyed the moonlight
auspices OF the beneficial association of
the Narragansett Electric Lighting com.
pany employees
Rhode Island branch No $40. Brother
hood ~ Railway Trainmen. sailed on the
Squantum and entoved dancing a. Rocky
Point until II o'clock.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-19
NEWSLETS

They may talk OF the Job that the Presi-
dent holds.
OF the snaps in the old city hall,
They may tell OF the salary Paul Morton
gets
But IL don't interest me at all.
There's a berth that Ia take in a minute.
b'geei
And not feel little bit scary;
It's the one only Job in the wide world for
me-
I want 10 go sailing with Peary.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-19
SENT TO JAIL
Daniel Doughert Got 80 Days for StTIk-
Ing wife With q psker.

Daniel Dougherty was before Clerk lee.
today. for an assault upon his wife. Mar
garet
Both had been drinking yesterday and
engaging In a quarrel Daniel struck her
with a poker. inficting n scalt wound
which required four stitches 20 close IT,
lie was sent &c Jail for 80 DAYS.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-19
VIEWED WARSHIPS
Mems Club Of UaIon Baptist Church Gave
Excursion 10 Newport.

The steamer New shoreham carried a
party Of excurslonists to the Newport
outer harbor yesterday for view OF the
warships at anchor there The excursion
was arranged by the Mems club OF the
Union Baptist church. corner John and
East streets ana the committee com
prised: IL +. Drown, chairman; G. Alb
bott Gardner. Elmer ogden, Frank Sea-
bury and Lowell Yeon.
Atwells orchestra furnished music
during the sail and refreshments were
served.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-19
HEAT
KILLED
FORD

Patrick Ford. employed as a crossing
tender at Mil street Valley Falls. per-
ished from heat yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. Ford was % years of age and had
long had charge of that crossing.
He was seen 20 topple and fan. Those
who went 10 his assistance found him In
sensible.
An hour after ne was stricken Mr. Ford
died He leaves a Ssidow
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-24
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Spbncrb0b uus,

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ter bleligen @nbnnngeltelItcn erbGIt
lid 0oS @eriiht, oaB Nn1cltelltc oer
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nit Dem @criid)te Der Nulcrunu ct.
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mchr ais 1925 pro Mundt ucroicncn.
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ten Der SorriSburger Gioillon cine
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-24

Rem Oorf %. Seq. ~ G,So6u
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lclbe loIgte ihm in Icin Bureau, CT
griff cincn Anilppcl um0 ihlIq 10
lanGc oti HonninAton elm bis Ser
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-24

gen hoben lid) al Die III. 9ScIbna6t@
5cit nllh mnllderlcl ubergldlIbtldlt
MeInllnQen gebeftct. ICrGbriItnuht
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-24
Ter 9fGdDer icincS Sobmcs,

EinepiIlc, au., %. Ge5.
gluf ser StcIle, oui melder NutbonU
Nrouabton an 30, 0ftobcr @rantleu
Smith, ben Subn oea Stills EoIi5ci-
DIRECTORS <Socl Smith qet0otet botte,
mIroe Der M0roer beutc bon Dem &c.
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Meiie perlebt. Smith CAB 5lpci
SdJiilie ob, oercn elmer NrouQhtou in
Den OtnQcu tr0i, uGbreno Scr 5ucitc
Shliher on DER Sam permunOete.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-24
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II. mo IS. StroBe, elm llnlal, net
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Is 6crIclben llntcr lid. Sofort mltr.
Den Eatrol- mo Acknowledgements re.
1uirirt mo cine NrbeitcrId)oor uon
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0ic NuirGlunlllla90rbcIten. Gin5cI
men Der inter Den Sriinmern bearo+
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aus oenielben 5rl befretn; I'M Souie
elmer Stlnoe mar Der lebte Waml
inter Den @nlfcn mo Splittern her.
porgcbolt. Siini BON Den Gerun1liid.
ten muBtcn ms oNteoico.GbirrrQi.
Soipitol" gebrodt mcroen bier fonn.
ten ieooh nad @cbnnolung ibrer yer
lebun9cn mieber e~ntlalicn meroen
MIR Elm Gnrbiaer, NonlenS @nt. $.
Sohnlon bon Nr. t4i1, S..19. Str,
bate oerortioc Gontlliionen mo Ser
lebllnaen on aopie erlitten, Bob ieirl
3llltono ais beoentlid angeicben mers
Ben nliBte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-24
Tiplpmntcnidub.

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tiQe Ienocrumgcn I'M oipIonotiidell
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StontS0cpurtenlcut bctunnt oc0cbcu.
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pbia, miro an &rn, Qoni0 e. Gbonps
ions STEELE Notidaitcr III Mio 0e "a
Metro, 9roliIicn. Sr. Ibompion ser
i'll NcbrnSta misunderstanding lit,
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gers nlta Soma, ucldjcr 0oa Nmt nie,
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Nr. GonQer mar bcrcita I'M Gftobcr
aus DEM Nntc olt9gcidieoen. Ger
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ter III Gbriitionio, NormcNcu, mo
miro lid) 0abin beqebenL iobal0 0a5
&u~brea9ebnlt BON $4,000 fir 0cn
ncllen Foltcn bcmiQigt morotn lit.
Seine Stellunq i'm Staatpoepurte.
meltt oilritt DER Gbci Glcrf 0r9 Ge.
purtcmentS, Mr. Charles 0enbn, Jun,
oIS Slt0innu, crbalten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-24
Nuhleuitrifc erlunrttt.

EbiIoOelpbio, D Cc3cmber.
- 0ob sic @cronerfbciibrr iid oui
cinen Strife porbercitcL lit oorollg
criidtIit, oob Der Neichl crloiien
iunr0en 1T, bob in ollcn &%ohl2uQruben
ununterbrohcn georbeitct wcroen iol(
uno ooB ollBer @eibnod)tcu ml0 Nelr,
iohr fcine 6eiertage beobodtet mcr.
oen ioucn. Gn beiBt, oob 0l1 Noblcns
@elellihoiten lire iGinnltjIten &or-
rotha HGumlidfeiten bis }ur pollen
ToiiunNafroit iiileE mcr0rt, nm
&oblen Gcnug on 3onO III boben.
ooB lie einen iiini- oocr ict2monot.
lid)cn Strife ausbolicn t0nucn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-24
Wuriltnu 1ltiioc !?
Der MorOlGn0rr EQUATOR mill oo3
Amt oea 0cuotratiihen Gaufu$.
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p]crlautct, 0aB EQUATOR @ornan pon
DiurDlono iuncrbolb 30 IoQen Die
Stelhmq ais 0emofrotiider Gmlflla-
Noriiben0rr ans @eilrno6eit5riidiidr
ten luno 0omit 0ic Eortcifiihrcridait
nie0crlcgcn miro. IS miro ierner III
0icier &crbinbung c%onItatirt, Dab c3
bon D]ornberein mohI ~reritan0Cn &c
meicn lei, 6aB Scnator @orman ole
len 5hrItt 81 thun bcabiidttle lno
0lB CT mr. sum Gulttlt5sHoriibcn0c
erDdbIt mor6en iei 0amit DER 5hein
Ucrmic0cn mcr0e, ais Oh man i'm Der
Fortciiiibrcrid]ait babe cnticten mol
len. Mon ipridt oapon, OaB Der
W(antcI ser 6iibrcridaft olI 0ic
Sdultcrn 0c3 Senotor3 Gul6erion
bon Sera5 faHcn meroe. Sein Col
lcQc @aileD miir0c o~ueroinQS der
gtddItc 0n3u icinL" abcr geQen i'm hat
lid cine nid)t utbetrGhtlide Cppoii.
tlon crbo6en, neil fem temperament
i'm 0aiilr ol9 nidlt q%cciqnct crideincn
loiIc; cr I0bt iid 81 Iciht binrciBcu
utO beiibt trot iciner herOorrugenocn
66bigtcitcu nidlt Ocn @ruo bon (nft.
meIhcr bel cinem Eartciiii6rcr no
mcutIid I'M Senot, mcrlGBlih i'll.
Die GigcnIhoitcn. mcId)c 0cm Geno-
tor @ailcn ieolcn, beiibt icin Gollcge
GuIbcrion, ser III IoIac Iciner olrac
borencn @eIdeiOcnbeit perbGltniB
m0Bia mcnia in Nie OcfientIidfcit
aetrcten it, in bobcm WaoBe, un0
Die Gcmofrotcn oe8 Senot3 ihcincu
c1tidIoiicn 81 icin, sic 6iibreridait
an Den 90mcrItOOt Icru2 perQebcn
5t mo1en.
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@caru cimcS Gur6cS Mcpfc(.

McItbroof, Conn, %. 0e5. =
Ger 7G %obrc oltc MidocI 6iidcl
0inq i'll Dem @loltbclL ooB icin
StnpoQcr Gobu SrippeI inn eincn
aorb Ncpfel cntlucltoct babe. nit Ell
ner 9(rt Uui i'm los unO brudlte ibnI
5lpei id)rcdlidc &iebmum0cu olli Dem
&opi bel ocnen 8rippel, mie Ole fer
bciacruIencn Ner3te olt@ia0en, erie
gen miro. 6iihel lteate lid bierauf
'cIbIt ser EoIi5ei. Gie 6rou mo Elm
Gobn TiiheI'a Icbcu in NCn Norf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-24
Dir GrauidDc bes ,NbginS Ill Der
llnterlucicr.

Alii Dem airfboie 5u 9iittcl oil Der
%llnteripeier lit olf cinenl 8robltelllc
5it leien: .Nnno 1918 ben 20. Sifot
Der ocs Had)tS tGo 4 llbr iii Der enr.
lame llno bcrrlid)e 0ode @etlrll allt
Dem 2eluncr Seloc bon Moroerl'
m~oroeriid crmoroet." Ger 9er9olA
oieIer 5bot, sic piel IebnIIdtelt mt
Der befonnten 0eldit1te bon Den ara'
niden oeS Sbpfus bat, 1T 1ol9elloct
oelueien: Sodc 9etien Elm Soitet
aus SItcrooe, bate oni Dem Script
8iebmorfte 5u Sunnopcr &leb Der,
fonit uno buttc olf Der Selmreil2
orei M1nner getrofIen. Die bolb her
o%usbrod)telt. boB er et'po 800 Sboler
bel iid fibre. Sic orei Geiieaeiabr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-24
SdriifSuadlridlteu.

Ncm 0orf, %. Gcj. r. Ter Don
Snntbumpton nod Nep port con-
lig1irte Gampfer oAep sorf fam
bier oil,
Ger Compiler lorraine" iii pom
0apre bier eingetroiien.
Nbgeiobren: Die Compiler .@iu
lnno" llad) Intluerpen oSoutbomp
ton" nad) Sumburg.
3 OF + umpton %. Ge5. -Nb.
g~efahren lit Der Compiler aSt.SoulS"
nod Hcp- 9)orf.
Soma. %. Ge5. - Nngefommen
bon Neu Port lit beute oerG ampicr
.Gretic."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-24
SurdD nno ourd, corrupt.

alto H. %. 0eS.- hilbert Mute,
Der inter Nnfloge oea 9iebitahla
itebenoe 9rieitrdger. melher iid) oe.
itern Had)mittag in Observation-Disclosures
abiifyt cine au9el III oen Aopi ioQte.
lit crit beltte iriib Inn I llbr aeItor-
ben. NuBer ieiner Stelle ais @riei.
trigger bate 9irte Die Aqentur iiir
cine gan5e An5nbl @Guier III Cation.
Inter Den Eerlonen. meld)c cr babel
perirat, beionben lid, 3pej Der reid.
item @elhaitsleutc Der Stuot. Seine
9bredImung nit Oieien Seuien 'oll
nidt geitimmt babeu, audi iou er
bei'm germietben bon &Glticrn mcl
rere Collars pro Wonat mebr per.
langt baben, oils er 81 ioroern outori
iirt mor0en mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-24
gampfer aeltranOct.

Seottfe, @oi6. %. 0c3.-Gcr
Compiler yEortlono" pon DER ~NIo@-
ia Commercial 50" lit am Spire,
nenm Vteilen iiiOlid pom @ctdif0m
AMI elIlen 6elien geratbcn lmO beitn.
oct lth I'M linfenocn 3litonOe. 2o9
@aiier lit hereit3 ii6er ole 4eiiel meg,
lno Die Faiiagierc l,nO III tIeiHen
gooten an 0as Qan0 acbrad)t moroen.
0a5 Sdiff lit zines DER d~lteitcu 6abr-
3ctae Der &iiite. s. bcianO iid uni
ocm Mcac Don 8oIoG} un0 Scmar0,
ais Iid Der llnion e]rciQuctc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-24
0nhnbuu in Colombia.

@ucnaucntnru, %. Qe3. -
2ie uerboitetcn Tiibrer ser tiir5liden
COMPUTATION ge8en Ole NeQicrung
bon Colombia mcrocn 5llr 3eit Dor
cit1em a%ricaa9crift pro}ciiirt. Qic
Mcaicrung iagt, Dab tie in Der Sage
it, irAen0 cineu repoIution0ren 9lui
ltono prompt 81 ultcrorildcr. Gle
GOntrufte iiir Den 0ou Don Giicnbnb
nen 0Hrd) iremoc @eleuihaiten limo
bonn FrGlioentcn gutgehciBen uoroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-24
@cid)ranfnna Der Ginuonocruno.

otto II. Maii., %. lc}. Ne.
prolentonten ans alien GbcIlcn Ncl.
%cnaInnO'S traten bier 5ni1mmcn uno
oraaniiirten lid su Der .9}cru.Gno.
IonO Niiociation" 9ebuia Nritriftion
Der Gimuanoerung. Go5 3icl oes
@erbonOea lit. pie angefilnOilt miro,
Die moaIidite 9eieitialutQ Ncmiiier
onaebIiter lleb~eIitanbee. wclhc inter
Dem aegcnportigen GinWauocrunas.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-24
GcrGGltnibmGbia wcuia llnaliif.

NorfoIt I, Wo., o. Iei. = Gle
0rabtuerbiuounoer ser Negierung
an ser Seefiiite muroelt bette mieoer
bcrgeItent unb Die %ciuaebenoen Nad
rid)ten beioaen, oab ser aeitriae
Sturm perb1ltnibm1big menia Tn.
bell uitgerid)tet bat. Son Dem &c.
ltranbeten Gampier .antigopn" mir.
81 gemeloet, hob er feinen meitercl
Shaoen erlitten bat, mo bnB Die
9ergemannldnften NIT Dem 2Gld)en
Der 2aonng ~beiddftigt iiuo. Som oft
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-24
Ncnn Ncner cridluiicn.

%olOoit q, ga, %. QC5. -
Ncutc iriib trof bon GmlnQ, 5miiden
Sarge uno Ct. George, Elm Neridlt
Gin, Dob cine Mcnge 9teacr Ocu @c-
ih0itsiiibrcr elmer qroBcn Ierpentin,
iobrif 5u lpndcn neritdtc. Ger
@ciBc uerborrifooirtc iidl lut0 cr'doB
licben NeQcr mo 5pei Ncacrinncn
lul0 permltn0etc iiebcn nl0crc Ncgcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-24

er6obcrr, Sen e@ bci'm Gintritte bc.
5ablte.
0os neutrality-suspicious. in
@oibinaton bat beihloiien, oaB ole
Frilfuna Der aoOetten DER qraouiren-
Den alalIe am II. Sebruur itattiiu-
Den loQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-24

lid)cn Strnnoe BON Giroinicn miro
berldtet. ooB ser SAooncr oEenolc.
ton SiIters" totales @rad qcmor0en
III, mo Dob Der Shlcppcr ~9tortb
NInerlcun" bon 6em 1diiie Niles ent.
lernt hat, mas nidt MET. mo nagel-
ieit mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-24

intent be~rporActrctcn irin lollr1t.
Ger crpdbIte Woupcrncur Curtis
@uiI0, Jun, aus Bolton pl,roe gum
Nhren. 4}r1ii0Pnten nNn1hIt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-24

lie @erid)te in @ilfeSborre IN
1ennlpIponien bnben beld)loiien.
oaB bort, aIs Abid)redungsmittel fir
Die fIogenoen YarteieM Die Gbcid,ei-
oungs Yroseiie 6iientlid, aeiiibrt
iper0en Iollell.