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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-09
#Paine's Celery G Compound.
Makes Nerve Force

s Nerve Force rules the world ~
the satisfaction Of living, the
right of8every man and woman born into the E
world. s3 8s "A 33l# 5|s
8 Health agqueston Of keeping ali the organs
%of the body working together il, Sfne smooth,
b harmony. RI
The force thatsrues them al that makes them
work as nature meant and makes them keep in n
B harmony--is Nerve Force. ia ! 8s
$8W ithouts Nerve Force there can be no health at
all--r1o success s--no joy5in3 living sss3s
SI#3 The centerSof life is III the nerves. s
Thereal3 root Of health az sickness is found Id
the condition Of the nerves $i85
4s5e eglect2 theEneryes and they will make You
feel tfisneglect in many ways, they control all
of the& organs OF the body and must be kept
healthy and strong to Dc heir3Work properly
working III that harmony which is essential to n
real health 5s @ #s
This IS Why Paines Celery Compound IS able
s to bring health ST; SO many Ed iferent forms.
81 Pane'ss Celery Comp feeds and Snourishes@
4 the nerves. It makes new Nerve Force. L B
makes pureIrich8 Blood clean active lYer,a
stomach that acts quietl and strongl upon all
the food that giXen8to it, bowels that throw
ava prompt II and surely all the ashes from
alifc'sS engine room
t8makes the heart beat true and evenly, it
makes the 8brain3c learfandSvi
The Nerve i orceH does this ALL and Paincs Cel-s
cry Compound makes the Nerve Force.
Bestofai 1T makes that buoyant life-spirit, the
thrill of the secret 81 happiness and
the keynote of ind idua success.
This IS the work Of Paine Celery Compound.
the world s$5# gs 58# I'M S Z
2ssSA give The testimony Of many Individual
cases, simply that may know their experience
in their own word
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-09
Barksdal Hack,

e n fspecial 4 to- phe Times plspntch.p
4 NIhLEass MsSsh as-rAt!ssl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-09

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-01-21
SITUATION IN RUSSIA.

A dispatch from st. Petersburg, dated
2:30 this morning. says that with the
Russian capital seemingly on the verge
OF an incipient revolution, thousands OF
workmen parading the streets, agitators
and fanatics sowing the seeds of disorder,
half the city in darkness and without
fire protection OWN G to walkouts, the
situation was hourly growing more tense
when the authorities decided last night
to adopt energetic measures to preserve
order prevent rioting and oyerawe the
yiolent-minded, at the same time seeking
to placate the striking workmen by offer
ing satisfaction Of their demands IN so
far as they are Just and reasonable, thus
acting with combined firmness and mod
Grafton.
The government last night augmented
the garrison of the city with $500 caval-
ry and 1000 infantry from Tsarkoe
SelO. and filled the streets, especially in
the disaffected quarter, with heavy pa
trolls of soldiers.
The refusal to permit the delegation
o f workmen to present petition to En-
peror Nicholas at Tsarkoe Selo has made
it known that the great demonstration
Llanned for Sunday, with its unlimited
possibilities for an outbreak, will not be
permitted TO take place.
At the same time, acting in conjunc-
ton with conference of employers, it
has been determined to offer concessions
in the terms of emplov"e-t NbiGa ,oe
emplNv-rs 'ec arse cue Fresi nH9rlf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-01-21
Brutally Tortured.

A case came to light that for persistent and
unmerciful torture has perhaps never been
eoualed. Joe Golobick, Of Colusa, Calf,
writes: "For Is years endured insufierable
main from Rheumatism and nothing relieved
me though l tried everything known. l
tast medicine on earth for that trouble.
4 few bottles of it completely cured me-"
Inst as GOOD for Liver and Kidney troubles
SrJ nd general debility. Only 50c. Satisfac-
t;on % Guaranteed by Z. S. Leadbeater & Sons,
druggists.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-01-21
DRY GOODS.
Clearance Sale

Our annual January clearance sale OF
winter goods, now in progress. means great
saving to all in need Of warm Furs. Blankets.
Comforts. Ladies' Coats, Ladies' Walking
skirts, Ladies' Flannelette Wrappers, Ladies
WOOL Underwear Also clearance sale OF the
Manhattan Shirts, Mattings and Mems Win
ter Underwear. Stock up now and save
money.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-01-21
chamberyain's Collie. Cholera ant
Diarhoea Remedy.

The uniform success Of this remedy
has made it the most popular preparation
in use for bowel complaints. 1t Is
everywhere recognized as the one remedy
that can always be depended upon and
and that is pleasant to take. For SAFE
BY Gibson & Timbermau and W. f.
Creighton h Co
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-01-21
~ 15ore stomach Troubles.

All stomaeb trouble is removed by the use
osKadoI Dvsnensia Cure. 1t gives the stom-
scb nsre,ct rest by digesting what you .seat eat
w;tbpnt Wit the stomacl's aid. The food builds
"p n'H the body the rest restores the stomach to
taxing taxing Kodoi Dyspepsia Cure. J. D. Erskinee,
Of AIlenyille. Mich, says, 81 suffered Heart
h. bnrn % and stomach trouble for some time.
Nv sister.in.law has had the same. trouble
and was was not able to eat for six weeks. She
lived entirely ON warm water. After taking
two bottles Of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure she Was :
entirely cured. She now eats heartily anu -
in good health am Sd gladh hv ~ ali IT, druggists
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-01-21
AIexan0ria 6azefte.
GAZETTE BUILDING. SIO d 3l2 PRINCE
STREET.

GAZETTE BUILDING. 3iO q 5lz fhiNSH
STREET.
TERMS: DAILY year, $500; monIns
$3.50; months, sl:25; month"; SV'4o'
week, 1910. a, so i.
8 months. $6:75; month, $0:25.
Contract advertisers will not be allowed 70 ex-
ceed theirspace unless the excess is paid foi
at transient rates, and under no circum-
stances will they be allowed to advertise
other than their legitimate business in the
space contracted for.
Resolutions in merneriam, of thanks, tributes
of respect, resolutions adopted by societies
or persons, unless Of public concern, wili
cnly be printed in the paper as advertlse'
ments.
Entered at the Postoffice of Alexandria, Vir
ginia, as second-class matter.l
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-01-21

uflr aIl ven irD-L.l spiii'Ou """J
ilem ais oodygaard and taken into Gus
tody in lurtherance of the plan to dis
organize the elements that are threaten
ing the peace of the city.
The authorities believe that by these
steps they have the situation we'll in
hand. and announce that they expect a
peaceful solution of the problem.
The situation had entered an acute
stage yesterday, and the strike had as
sumed an open political phase. The
day was one of intense excitement. Mill
after mill and factory after factory
closed. Throngs of workmen paraded
the streets, and when their colleagues
refused to join th 20 broke down gates
and forced or, ID, oen. The whole in
dustrial oeuieris iCle
Anibc textile ills ID every print
iog once IN So petub1ry are closed.
One electric hgh paa. I'D one water
plan' have shu; down ana over 100000
n'-r 7e ont
, ,fhrousb9lt le day workmen's meet
lnss were acid, at which incendiary
sDs $ were made, the widest threats
5s.ng uttered as to what would come In
the event of the authorities and employ
ers failing to meet their demands. The
nervousness and dread of what the next
few days might bring forth was increased
by reports that the workmen of Moscow,
Kieff, Kharkof, Kishinef and Other
large cities in the interior might join the
movement.
While the government and employers
temporized the teIegraphers and railroad
employees threatened to join the walkout
paralyziug the communications OF thu
country. Many foreignersare preparing
to send their families abroad. Ever
newspaper iu St. Petersburg has beer
forced to suspend publication owing t.
the strike.
The suddenness Of the strike and the
far-reaching nature of the workmen'i
organization was largely asurprise to the
government and employers. Startin!
With the walkout of the few thOusanC
employees of the Putiloff Iron Works
due to purely industrial causes, it spread
as rapidly as a conAsgration through tn
laboring classes.
The petition which the strikers desir
to present to the Gar is substantially a
follows:
1--WE are treated, not as men, but a
slaves, who ought to bear their crue
fate in silence.
"Uninstructed, stiAed by destitutio'
and injustice, we are perishing.
"We have arrived at the extreme limi
of endurance; Se have reached the ter
rible moment when death is TO be pre-
fsrred to q continuation of our intoleI
able sufferings.
"The bureaucracy has been Turing tn
country to its downfall.
"Free thy people; order that they ma
rule the country with thse.
"If thou leavest US in this position, "
prefer to die"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-03

dcrIl tilt MIN cine 10 ltnrtc Wirtlul1
olI2, lUic Die YScrfc 0cr Gidtcr. Nicr
lit Scr @cnuB, ooa %crgniigen bic
cin5iQc Nbiid)t Bic mir periolQcn.-
N}ir iliid)tcn aus Der Nirflid}fcit in
cine idI6nCrc NSClt, Ojc inns Der Gid
Ter Dor NllQcn ltcIt. User geoGdJtc
nid)t Scr @rimml'id)Cn oCer 2ln0cr.
iorl'if2u M}GrdCn m0 ser MltHocr.
Qeld)idltcn oll@ nlouicn0 mo elmer
9todt," Die cr oils Niu0 nit Grlt}iif.
fen QCnoiien bat SpGtcr pcrlm1Qcn
mir naf on0crcr QciitiQcr Nobrlng.
9&ir moLlcn @citoltcn lebc1L nit DC
zen mir inns frcnclL nit bcnen mir
mic nit mirtlidCn MCicn;
mir luolCnS hidiolc miterlCbcn, GRO
Ter rn0 crQrciicnOcr, oils unierc ci
Qcncu, &or Nlcm limo Is Sic no.
lnunc, bic 10 uiClc W}cnidcn bciricrt=
@icr obcr lit, beionocrS fiir
Die Tllgen6, cine SidtlmQ 5luiidlcn
llltcn Nomonen lno Sdutn0uQorc
lotbucnOiQ. Inter pcriiibreriid)cr
Niluc birQt iidy pit ooa ihliutmitc
lin Ole <Qcno. yseldes llt-
bell bobcn nidt 0ic ioQcnonntcu
: yionrla" idon urtcr Der onlc.
rifoniidcn &HAcno ongcri1tct. Nlio
bier lit %oriiht Qebotcn.
Eluuocrn mir 0oriIbCr Elm au0Crc9
Wal pcitcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-03

Oclten 0ann pom aaiIer ihriftiim be.
itdtiat mur0c, 0nB lie bel Der Seller
cine ichr mihtiac Nouc Qeipielt bot
ten. 81 beiOcn Scitcn 0ca &eihcIl.
wogcna ginQeu MtGnucr nit &opier-
i0bnen, alti mcldcu &cric 5ltm Yreile
Der &critorbcucn gcifric6cn Italroen.
2hli Dem aall}tn gScge biI0etcn Col
0atelL 0ic nit uitrIl Sdlpertern unO
San52n bcpaiinet lUorcn, Ncthcn. Ger
BUG, ser inter ocu @lan8c DON
Sromneln ulo &ieifcn 0urh Die
gnr5e Sto0t 500, 'd'icn en0Ioa 81
lem. Ger Den 3rQ bcQIcitcnOcn Pr
NEE lief ca gar njft Elm, Bic Cr0=
ming ollfrcdt 81 erbaltcn; Is mare
pcrgcbIi6e Wtiibe gcrciuu, Ocm Ser
G1tDllIioaml3 mar ulQcbcucr. Gu0
Ild) tam Der Bug nltI Dem Nilgel al,
DER lllr Ole &onig9grQbCr rcicrUirt lit.
Nuf Dem nit 4inirn beicbtcn Gcrd.
lem ltebt EN- GROCER @ranitItein iiir
;iA N,r,,;tiS,, [c, ',"aS gSt"l" Vt0'0PI'
,4s 1siSNnr Yt;aro ',,% S'1ll'y'L 1o''
,aonn" $50 "'' uHU'i' Sp''''
%G,', STA 0o;;trr So, a w. os"l SVF9'
,I,,,Go,, n,o,i,j,a,. >;n ~n, -
Si1aI nia 81, Ityhm >>"'.'' -
& t; 80 i,,,,'". m n~''sp,'a l,s,'
>~, Nv, ,.G;, (,n,"'a!oIU''
m;.n nnrt az " nor
, "s |
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-03

lei. IS >por mein cin}igcr, . Ser"
nlcirtc Der Bauer trultri0, limo n
bot mid olti Dem Sobrmortt 81 90
Loco bare 30 Feietos gefoitct."
u@ut,~ ioatc Der aonlg, 90 boIt I'll
hunoert."
Clos guoroo in Mojeitoo!" (@ott
idiibc Cure Moicit0t), itomu1elte ge~
ritbrt ser 9olter mo trolltc iid per
auiiat Don ooImen. % crinnerte
Con 2lionio iih pl>Blidl BOB Den
Gorcros, mern lie ocn Stier beion.
Oera Qeihift mo id)neibig qet0otct
bobcn Elm On 0c8 Cpiera uerlicbcn
lln0 10 iuQtc cr ieinem N0iu'
tantcu: o9tlln miu id) mir olld) oe&
@%roltDicr@ DIR OILS Iropbdc bolcn."
Sproh'a iticg pom ser N}otorcor rmO
49, &lio, pcrbiillc Gcin Noltpt! -
ichnitt Dem Girl Gin DIR n6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-03
aOniG uuu Spanicn!
&on icQlport u uBboun

9FohriN inn g}oprmber 1905
g0cr N1rhtc hohri 11idt unmi0fiirlih
an icnru 4}hilipp SEN }mcitpn uub
Gin foltcS Wr,1lrln limit rinrm bci
bIni}cr 9,cnnnn hrs pcrhortcu 9fo.
mons liner nri Hiirfru
gpon NOT Ooh nidt umioult Wc.
ihihtc" ncIrrnt nm .0nu Carlos"
in, ! brotrr orirhcur 7obpi loU NJ.
lrrhinoa Scr hiitoriihr I,pIinp ico,rr.
ho" nor mr,io nrif nom onhercn y,
finn ho6rr SCR IN mlirrrr Ehontoiio
hcrrr,in,ft mor brfomn,t ;d,o,t
o(cid ri,1ru onNrren J}corifi nm son,
Srrrihrr IN nriirn Hpih sic cnnne
r;ht rptor,;uo p,cnr mo, IN, in,,,;.
;hcn c~tootaorrhin hci'n1 h(n5rn
7,rrhitSbcrr sic r~morhc,,crc 9(rhc;i
-, ohnc, bc,;rpt nic ;r,cr 5t,l,r
Qoit;l;,r ,c;,,cn, u,nAn oolc;;te, 90
~cnhoIl,;,c lrrthc;I Tbcr SON hii,tcrcn
m,n, 5trht mohl r;cht fc,t y, ;ch,
Nom nor Vortr;cn M,n,it ms Sol ncr-
n;rrt ;d,nonft ,ein 0horoftcrbiIh i,
hor 0io,hiht," 9r,,b [o,;;tirt fci,, -,
tbontiihrs WortrGt hos r,a hoa9i@n
Soc, QSnion nnrf3rncrn fSrntc >r,,cr
o,or,c ;oNcs hc,t,d,r oh,,(f;nh NIT
;ibcrlcor,cr o>prodtrn, n,ainr;4t -
Wrnr,,trnh horn(nirr oI. icin 1toI,rr
Toriohr icnrrfo0a onrr o,,b @ocni,.
,,c,ncr - ner h~c,,ti,c $40, hetin,,.
M SCR irb;,e Q6n;o o0or ono',icr
orlhit hpnrn sic linn nnr hi(nlih"
iobcn itcint cr OH, ,phr in%n1notbiid,rr
;nnorr t>rrr y, ieir chon Nrloa
ouc, hot inn Gin ho(bc. T,,trnn mof
mi sic pcinnonh ocbroht loio
Iodbcn urh cr,0h(en mir nol npr ,,o
he inoni;dr qpofer ihon 1880 i, 9po,
Nrih itorb ! - Wcmie obcr 9uiopa
nor 7rri,chnte hot pbrn hiriplhc ri.
1tnriihr S~ohah,,rocr E~bniinononic
mir ,;r n;c ,ohlrcid,cn WiInniiir $40.
lon,,,c,, on SON m0nSen nea Wroho.
opnio,r,s =, mohrin ounnciic, 0I,,h
mi Oono,idcn ooib;(ncrr Sos 70
<,~hrhunherts ,;oht mon ho, I,,,oc
n,r,nr;rocnhe OHM SIR, brritr,
M,,,,n ,tnh nic 5torf brr~ohb1nornne
untcrIinnc 80 oeh0rt MN irriIih
ein ocn;;,cr mutb noru hicica Me,iht
,hSn >, ,,a,,en ober d,oroftcr;,t;ih
II ez alma 2me;iel 7ou n;r ,dlor,
70 c(oit;,d,e S;o,,r nm sic fp,ocn
Ichh,itor N,,oent lInn n;cioa c;,c,.
~ortioe ose,;d,t m;rft iooor ,nopn,e;,,
~i,,n,th,sh nen,, ncr 0Sri, l5do,t
,,h Sos th,,t ,e, ;,,noc mororh nit
Worl;cbc mil ,e;nen 10 \,hrcn,
Curb h;e,cs h;it,ri,b ormoro,nn o3.
o,ct, ,,u ~ ,;h o,,rb sir Nrr,rr Scr
9,,riicr;,,cr i'm St,rm erobcr, ~,
bcp M; ,o;,,e,, ne,,,d, il, hrr cc;rc.
otoht l1ebr;oens II ser Q5nio c;n,
cIc,onto ,,,h ;mno,,ircuhr Nr,d,e;.
m,no m;t ,,,,prb,bIenrm otol, t,.
bcn Sic cnonier 40; nor Nron,n,n,,
Qo;;cr o~Q;(,elm,s NIT 0ui,na n,,n
7rc; ,cb,,ten IN 9,ioo bcn,prft mi, n;c.
,cr orS,,er. ola Srr 9entiha g,,;,rr
- -m;n,e,tens e;uen ,olbrn o,,ni a
Tn,nnh ,d,o,,t Ser n,ocnnl;ho ~,
norh i, nohrer W~cmmnr,n,,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-03
HuEiin Srciniun.

IS ilHrb an /. December 1905. 9lbcHn0 !
lbr, 9uuiin &%rciHtuG, 81 Sabre nm II laQe
alt. GeliCutc Eodttr bon 0clcnu mo DEM Der
i]tuybctcn Incob Conrad Nrcinilla. &cruulotc
mo Srcuuoc Der 6umiIie iiuh uhtuIa2oul ciu
QeluoCli. oer 9ceroionna BON ibrer leCicn 2Sobs
lmla. 9tr. 1520. 9iuro @uu StraBc. aus am
Miuntna, ocu /. SeiembCr 1908, 9tndmitiag5
I'M 3 llbr, bci}upubltct.
81 iriIb ih!uQ hicie bjii'rc StuuOc.
Sic SID ans luirCr Dtltic nuhm;
Sod tr6ileuo tint aus uiti'rC1u Miurbc;
.2Sna NNutt lbut. Sua lit mublgctbun!"
Sica g&ort ltillt lIntcr balgeS 6lch'H
9ldl, rlrhe l1llli, aut 2Sieoerfeb'u
t337-SJ Bon ifrer Wiittcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-03
Inruthcn .InnhC.

Qclicblc @uiiia bon Snfpb Gnpoe. I'M @titer
bon II Sabreu. Greunoe mo &erpunotc ii1b
cingeluoet. oct @eeroialng Sicuitun ner 8.
Sc5Cmber, 9tahnittaas I'M la3 llAr BON
5rauerbuufe. 9}r. 90, }SeitsGalt resS ttabe,
aus hei3muubHcH
l9SnibtuatoHcr 3cittngel m5acn Gei. couis
rem t337-W
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-03
Murn Wlbrcd,t.

IS ilarU am ,. Scsember 1905 Marn NJ.
brcht IN ihrcul -. pcberoiabrc. Geliehtc Sat
tin oCa pcrilorbcuen Sreberid Nlbreht, &cr
punott mo Sreuaoe itub einqeldoeH, ocr &c.
erot0itnQ pplt Der 2%Soblnlna tbreS Stipteoers
EuIuafis StruBe. ans @ioutaa, ncu 4. 0e8enlber.
gia6mittuao 1s3 llbr, bei}mpobnen. NciietnnG
grIuutlm AMI Dem oSonoursF Fart" t33I-S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-03
Barbara Stpfici.

6 itayb AM >. ScSember. I'M $40 llbr
9l0cIoe. Ia iBrer lettcu %lSobnung, gir. 605,
9Seita cunburA StruBc, Srau Barbara Stuiicl,
Satin bcs Oeritorbeneu @eurU St0ifcl. in
ibrcm 90, ScOensidbre, Sic Belt DER @ecroi
OIlftu miro ipatcr uu0e5ci0t. t}&7l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-03
Qpunpu Tarf.

Ter lenptiahlidniie 1riebboi In Baltimore.
Nreai: $50 Mder. - Snlmerpdbreneer STARTER.
aeIo bon aIIen GtaottheiIen. GtrabeubGhfi.
8aeeou5 pafiireu ben s,anpteinaaHg. nue bret
Mlnuten. 9Sarr1es Wdrie5ii1rer fur Golte,
8eerd6nihpl1te 5i tebr nt1bieen Hreiien.
jamnttlib iiIIter furtlp1hrenber 4tIeae.
VRrean: Gr. 81, Neit.e aratoaa. strahe.
(S0uG-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-03
&~crlnmmluug3 Nnjcigcu.

Baltimore Mlcencr-g}crciu vi. I.
CSCrCrula"2 |criaumIutu uHo Domination Der
Nenrnteu iinbct Uiitt,uud,, ocl q. Hcfemurr.
s ll1r 2tberIoa. in %Nuiimau'e Nntc, ode Gbr
ret mo 9ul9 ztrlfr. jtutt.
9iitt dmpcfcucc @,llli,oct u~rgi1lcn at bic
%Gcleblidc StyGic.
l33I-iOl lto. &5uiG, Gtirttir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-03

NCiu=yurf cInitiidje &rndbGuocr,
uauc Grccr,
fbHueu SAG una Aaht nclsa0CH mrroCu.
NndD Nnrt=8nmm; Ean0cr,
ueldc ME rotten, iCtbit hcim @iaecu uibt.
Sleiclbeu liun nult allen Et,yftCu
bcItCu9 CliptublCu.
Gr CcricrtiGt aut Nciit!uta pic nul 2u0cr:
Shutterbdiiocr, tlutcrtriU20iuocu,
lucidlr ino 0ulitiicu SrUrluauorr,
70 arrulglrt, hdG ictnC aCebrttI NlIntl hcflCu3
5]ufuicoci 0eitCItt lino.
glle @ruhbdnocr, @ulouGcl uuo Tuituts
uicrtt ncrOcn GarnHtirt. BAR Tie unlcu, mo
uuf'e Sauberile mo l'citc dlNtitltlRt,
NHr Temcu iuo Simmer
utter gtu'itht bon Ntuo. 'tciuuaroi UdrbuUocn.
Wto. GcIepbUn: GnurttdlO 1904,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-03
Ias Gclt Der Suotcu in Gorca,

7oriihrr ihrriht Elm Wtitarbeitet
hcr GtoiIe brlor:" I'D Oie Gorco
rrr icbr obrrol1ubiid lino, lit Is
lc;4t hrorrii(ih OoH lie Der Ncitot.
nina ihrcr 5nhtcu orObc 9e0cl1tltld
hcinriiru ,&bre OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
,irn bobcn ril1ioc 9Iebulihfcit nit
hcnr 5%notrnfult Ocr oltcu @ricdcn
mn N6mcr Ter 5p0 zines Gnrcu
nprs mirn ser g2clt in hGdlIt ciucll.
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Galtimure Ecmctcrh.

Slrenm: a~ranilin. alos, Baltimore. II. Tartbftr.
Neat1bniBpIdbe Sim @erfani-ooIt S25 an.
nit Miarntorpfefieu abgegreil5t. S35 8lab
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Sobn ". Senfel,
Hr. 604, Glib ehars etraee.
ii. mr. Observation-Disclosures.

nelher Que guftriae itet5 5nr onf:teserheii
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ren ssobel laus lieeen obre os getiitg'fen
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gruouirie Embellishments, uno Ut bic Oebalos
lung bon SrauenIeiGen ocreu Speatalttdf.
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Is. & y nue Mlo. SeIepbuue.
8. Sanoer & SDbne,

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Dill ie ielp.

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bapt set llbelb, at Here al De leoenoe
gmbeo8muno / bans 8epartemenl
bar piit Tia iitro, Itebens andre bar
panoruset iia Wisinnfe. Solmes oa
Spoe rsbeoe Semmeligbeoer til Bonn
nlbsipetilanter 90 ifpnote iig bort.
ba oeres Cotton Seofs" blep befienbt
2anosoprlege Salnton maatte gaa.
foroi ban bopbe paabraget Jig ct onot
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ming at giere, % ligeiaa oper 0teblem
mer al Spmaalingsfontoret. SertiI
fommer, at ser ifaI bore llaler | DO.
len / S%oritfoutoret, iom itprer por'
ofientlige SfoppGien. :. @aibin5.
ton 9aar ser 4ounffe Sagn" Oh
8rait o9iaa paa bette Smraaoe, oq
2onbbrugSminiIteren ogter fig berfoi
no / @eiten for at ie meo egne gtnc
Gan reiirr fprit til gIacf Sins, bpo,
Ser or CT Sfopreierpation, og iioer
til andre Ste0er. Get er ilenlt 10,
Dem, iom 8iGrne bill benptte lit Gm
beoe til at tier,e en- gr%traifiaing, a.
2anbet mi bar en- GrGiibent, Der iffI
taaler iitgt.
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Cams 8irbp, Ser er gbef for &e'
gierinsenS 2anofommisiion | Snoian
territory, bar npIig pPret ct. Saul
Wsinn. San bapoe meget at fort9ie
ON Spbneitens llopifling, % naar
Oflabouta ue Snoian territory ilaaeS
iamnen % opbsies til Stat, oil oeu
bIipe al StsrreIie iom yeoro Dafoto
meb en- 8efoIfning paa benoeo 2 Mil'
Iioner LEGION Riuneiota. San be-
flager, at Sttbianerue bar giort Sfrioi
til at bIipe en- egen Stat, og at 81
bar bolot en- fouitituerenoe 6oriam'
ling / Museogee. Get oil fun blipt
iii Sinoer for be TO 4aboterrito.
riers Snbtr9oelie | Staternes R9tfe
Sper for Iig er be imna 90 tpnot be.
fpIfeoe; ~iammenlagte pil De banne
en- anieelig Stat.
8e 8 Stammer, bbtS 2anb ItpreS
al girbp-aomiSiionen, er rige SoIf.
ba Be eier inn meget Sanb, at bet iDa'
rer til Sc. 1000 for bper Wanb, apinoa
% Barn iblanbt bem.