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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-23

= EEts aatigaa , acssditada
taxmacia, lA msjos do la locaudad,
ka SaRovado todas saa axisteacias
Q iatgodscido an exssaso sssslda
do dYcgas, Psodsctos qstniecs Y
msdi0inAs do PassRss de Ios pr !.
sipalss hs0SSsorios is E4gps.
Ansfioa.
Rl jsts del sssa oisc; n.isnss
exs sueztA so Anos de +LySgisn-
sia en- saA dslicadA protests asisr :
Do oaidadosarnaats, awxil!adc DO,
tss5N Nu0As a4va04ni s.AMl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-23

del Qaiiote y su 6gara,
de Ia prebenda, el d dsstino,
del c.avo y de Ia he rad IRA
y de otras mil zarandajas
que a fS no vienen q cuento;
tota <agua de cerrajass
tu sabsr y tu taleato.
Has queridote mster
en- complicado problems,
y to dejamos hacer:
sCada loco con su tema.s
Has cantado, por desliz,
y to olvidas en- la bulla,
que To estan dando maiz
i. & y estis, gallo, a la cabuya.
Te olvidas, gran marrulltro,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-19
BEAUTIFUL RACE
RAISED IN RUSSIA
Rich Man Gathers Colony of
Handsome Men and Women
Children Attractive.
New York Sun Special Service.

New York Sun Special Service.
San Francisco, May ia. Ogorond-
nikoff, a wealthy Russian fur dealer,
who has stores in Vladivostok and
Moscow, has arrived here on visit.
He tells an interesting story of ex-
periments by his cousin, Rachatni-
koff, a rich landowner, near Moscow,
who has been devoting himself for
years to the propagation of a race Of
beautiful people. Ogorodnikoff says:
Years ago Rachatnikoff attracted to his
estate especially handsome men and girls
Of more than usual beauty by offering
free land to forty rflfty men, carefully
picked from among a large number of ap
plicants, and selecting for them as wives
fine-looll1ng young women from different
parts Of Russia.
This selected colony has f1ourished be-
yond all expectation, and over hundred
children have been raised from these
unions. These children were so pretty as
to make the Rachatnikoff estate famous
in that respect.
It was the marriage of two of these
children that attended about year. and
a half ago. The bride was IS and re-
| ma rkable for her beauty, while the groom
was about "a, and fit mate for a vii
lage queen.
At the end Of the ceremony the couple
was conducted by M Rachatnikoff to q
pretty little cottage, surrounded by a
small, Well-stocked farm, his wedding
present. Similar wedding presents will
be given to others Of these children when
they are married.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-19

CANTON, s. D.-.George L. Nelson, who re,
intends to begin the publication Of a daily
early next month.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-19

The object of this handle is to save strength
and work and to enable women to retain their
naturally well-shaped. beautiful hands. To keep
away the cramp that is natural to women who
scrub. To prevent as much possible the
backache attendant upon this work, and conse-
,quently to. in great measure, take away the
hardest part Of scrubbing. -. &.,-
The handles are made of frst-class hardwood
turned to nicely fit the hand. They are con-
nected by two small pieces Of iron to the
brush, thus combining durability. strength and
wear as the iron and screws galvanized
and will not rust We expect each handle tc
do good service for a number of years.
It is a good serviceable article. and we anticl
pate great sale when they have beer
we'll introduced and tried by the people,
During May we will sell these at % cents each
regular price 80 cents.
YERXA BROS & CO.. Local Distributors.
Cor. Nicollet and 9TH. Minneapolis MINI
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-19
NO HONESTY AMONG THEM
Crawford Fears Lorenz Is Acting for
Prosecution.

Washington, May 19.-In the local
criminal court Attorney Worthington to-
day filed motion for a separate trial
for George w. Crawford in the case of
Machen, Lorenz and Crawford, charged
with conspiracy to defraud the govern
ment thru the purchase Of supplies for
for May 20. Mr.. Worthington advances
as one Of the principal reasons for urg-
ing new trial the supposition on his
part that Lorenz is cooperating with
the government in the prosecution.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-19

BENSON, M1NN-A class o fourteen, the
largest in the history Of the high school, will
Catharine Hoban. salutatorian; Winifred Dan
iels, valedictorian: Loretto Hoban, Elizabeth Nc
Peterson, Lynn johnson, Claude Francis, Her
bert Arnesen, Thomas Darlington, William Han
ley, Ole Sneide and Luther Danelz.
W1NoNA, MINN.-The. city. government has
decided to enforce strictly the ordinance re-
quring the licensing Of pedd1ers, and licenses
hereafter must be secured from the city coun-
ell .ua not from the city recorder. This will
necesstate the pedders waiting until q meet
ing of the council is held. y @""-
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-19
DEBAUCHED THE YOUNG
Sault Ste Marie Political Boss Convict
ed Of Illegal Liquor Selling.

Special to The Journal
Sault Ste, Marie, Mich, May l9:-Al-
derman Albert Forest, the boss of both
political parties here, was convicted in
circuit court of violating. the liquor
laws. A second case against him is
now on trial. Evidence has been
brought out of a half dozen violations.
Boys testified that they bought liquor
of Forest and drank it in his place of
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-19
LIBRARY FOR PLAINVIEW
public Association Organized with a
Membership Of Sixty.

PLAINVIEW, MINN.--A public library asso-
citation was organized last night with mem
bership Of sixty. Constitution and bylaws were
adopted. and the following officers elected for
one year: DR.. e. E. Smith. president; J. R.
Wedge, vice president: Lee r. Meechum. secre-
tary; E. l.. Sylvester. treasurer:
Mrs. Ed Wentworth died after short illness.
BLUE EARTH. MINN.-A. C. Tjbbetts. presi.
dent and J. NJ. Palmer. secretary of the Man.
kato District EpwCrth league. are preparing q
program for the annual convention to be held
at St. James. June 16. II and IS.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-19

business. Sentence has not been pro-
| nounced. -,=z">ss @>.-.,.~@. r.-. ~.
/ A special from Manistique says Hen
| ry Deroche was shot and killed by
| George Scott, foreman in a lumber
camp, who thought he was bear.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-19
APPEAL TO ROCKEFELLER
Kansas Women Ask Money to Rebuild
Church After Tornado.

Toronto, Kan, May 19.-The women
of the Baptist church here have written
cial assistance to rebuild their church,
which was destroyed by a tornado.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-19

MOUNT VERNON, 1owA.-The May music
FESTIVAL dino Gpened st nEht with an GverfGw
dleschulte, organ, and Leopold Kramer, violin,
were the artists of the evening. The festival
will last until Saturday night.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-08

iiir iiberiliiiiig. Ser &eritorbenc bin
terl1Bt leine @ittme unh 5pei Sobne,
NJ. $. uno Soiepb 6obaen.
Sdon ais gang iin9cr 9llrld)e DC.
tbeiligte Widocl s. Sno9cn iid on
ser Yolitif. Gr erbielt cine Nnitcli
llng in Der .Gitp soro" uno ibloB
iid Srn. Sobn :, Mobon on. Sic
griinoeten cine Sottion in Der alien
8. @aro nno entriiien ser olten Sof.
ton inter Silbrcrid)nft bon George
Shoiincr, .9teo" Garncp SbomoS
nnb n@oib" @oooridl Die Gontrole
iiber Die @oro. &r. Soogen muroe
MN, 1874, @oro.Grefutipe uno be.
biclt oos Amt bis 1880. ll~nterocilen
par err aud GiitriftS.S superintendent
I'M StraBenreiniGunqs. Geportcment
oeiporben, pelhen Elab er bis 1895
inne bate. 1899 ernnnnte S6eriif
Shlpatfn i'm 5itm SiiliSlderiff, uno
pom Sderiif @oriielb milrbe er mie.
o%erernonnt. Set 1908 bate CT fem
politiides Nnlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-08
gin nnitrc 9eicr.

Tnrdl Oae @Cluittcr g~cltcrn IbeHo
oerirtlcn Die SrGhtc ocr cleftrt'dlcil
@ricaidait, lucldlc ocH @etrteb Iltr
bic Maidincric Scs gGcniidlcn Sore
ippnScntcn" l~ieicrt, amer Sronnu9,
nub cS mar Snbcr iehr ipGt, bis Der
rceclmGfiac %ctricb nuicScr nnfae'
upmmru luCrocu %fOuntc. WIr bitten
Scslueacn nnicrC Gcier aiitigit nm
Gntidmloianna, >ucun in Den Ncnis'
feitcn bier nnS oa ciniac Sadlcn nIdDt
auf0cnOmmrn wcrbrn %fonntcn.
lie 4coaftiUn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-08
Staatsmilis in Nclolaacr,

llcbcr 1900 Monn ser MlarulGnocr
MiIi3 inn Gontp @orficlo bel
Velntr. - Ser @oltpcrncur lnb
iein Sub iperoen hcrtc nod BORT
reltet. @ouoernulr @orfielo
bleibt Die gauge ISOLDE I'M Eager.
Die WtnrDlunber Stuot9nlili5 unb
cine Nbtbeilhng @ullocatrllppen rno
cine Votterie IrtiQeric bciin0en iih
lett 9cltcrn III Dem iGbHlid)en Sclolo.
ger, iueld)es Dies ,Sobr luic0cr bel 9e.
lair oltigcihlaaen moroen lit lnb ci.
lie Wodle oHoolicrn miro. @olluer.
tleltr @artiel0 miro hclltc iriib nit
lcinem Stabe bon bier nnd) Dem
6eI0lnger reiten lino ourt cine polc
Nod)e nit I'M Eager blcibcn. Die bel.
Den Gommun0oS Der 0unbcStrltpper
bon SortlteDer bel Woibington, be.
itchcn0 nilS Der Nbthciluug $ Der
orci5ebntcn &anolleric mo elmer BOT.
tcrie oc5 pierten 1cloortiacricsNegi.
ment3, tralen ON Sonntug Wittng IN
@eloir Gin. 9ieie Srltppcn ucrlieBen
Sort Wcpcr am 9onnerItng uno bat.
ten cinen glIten Worid) bis nod Dem
Eager. Go3 piertc N@cGinlent Der
StaotSmiIi5 fam om Gonntog iriib
nit Der 9a6n sort an mo Inn iolgte
am gtod)mittng ooS finite Hcaiment.
ebeniolla nit Der 9obn; ipGter lungte
olth Die Sruppe u Scr &opollcric al,
lueldc bon Scr @%oiicnbullc 81 YifeS.
bile 6ircft nod 9eloir ritter.
Die 1einmmte StGrfc Der i'm Sclh-
lager beiin0lihen Sruppcn belGuit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-08
Tns Scm Snncrcn MarHIano's aMs
ben amsrensenoen Staaten.
Storb mad elmer Opera.
tom.

Storb mad elmer Opera
tom.
Sn annapolis lit Srou GbriItinc
IoboS. geborene Scroll, i'm glter
bon 80 Sabrcn an ben Solgen elmer
Operation geitorbcn. 6rou 9oooS
lit on eitem arebSaeIdmiir, lpclhcS
inn emergency . Soipitol" operirt
muroe; iie botte iid 5iemlih erbolt,
ais tic cincn Tiidioa befom mo
ltorb.
Neue 9obnlinicn i'm IN It.
Iihen Worplonb.
@ic aus 5lipcrl1iiiaer Guelle Der.
lolltct, miro sic .@eitlihe WorpIGn.
Der @abn" ibrc Snllptlinic nod Dem
@citen bon @cltnIinitcr nod Srebe.
lid niio bon sort nod @iniamsport
boilclt, I'M Die i6lueren Steiarnaen
bel Een.W'or 81 ungcben. Gie Vahn
nod Ecn.Mor Miro oilh in 3ufunit
blciben mo fir ben Foiin9ierper.
febr benitbt ipcroel.
Gin 0ummer SpaB.
Ginen iiir ciuen jhngen Gbemann
bodit nnongencbmen Sbcri crlaub.
len lid in Hihmonb. So, nicr
TrCunbe ocS Srn. Clarence 6. Foi.
laro bel ser @egcbmlg Der Sod3eits.
ieicr Ser crit Dor cinigen StnnoeE
Itottgcfunbenen Srouung oeIlelbea
nit Sri. Slorcncc 8upp. sic emf.
iiibrten beit i,ngen gbemonn ans
scr iroblid,cn SodBeitsgeielllbaft,
beitiegcn nit oemielben inter eineni
plauiiblen @rnnS einen 9eiblolienen
@oaen unb futifIirten i'm bis al
iriiber M%oraenitunbe in Der Staot
herrm, bis lie i'm enoiih on bent
SodBeitsbouie %ireigaben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-08
S(rt bic Scicr!

GcriOncn, meIdje bic Staot iudb'
rcnS scr Commemorate ucrlaiicn,
fGnmcm Den yScntidDcn GOrrciponocn'
fen" unS bas SonutnNSGlatt iiir 90
Gcnts prp Nonnt (nadJ europa Iir
St.3O) per Ioit suscidJidt crbaltcu.
Medrtseitiec InmclonnS Der ISreie
fir ben CONNER, ebcniO ScS ctluaigcn
@cdiels bcricIbcu iinS in SntereRe
Der 2eicr c%rlpinidJt, nm llnterbrr'
dluua in Der 3nienSnng ScS SlatteS
All DerlGten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-08
9.nbln @itrioi.

Mid)ocl !. Nnb9cn nlntnlt Iid) bnS
9cben. - Gin alter Oenlofrotiider
@olitifcr. - 9etleioctc nobe3n 20
Sabre lana it1btiid)e Ncmter. -
aronfGeit oua Motiu Scr Sbot.
MidncG !. Tu00en, Elm alter DEMO.
frotiidcr Eolititer unb iciner 3eit
@eiiber zines b%liibenoen @roCcrns
geidGita am Gentre-Ntnrtt be0ing
ocaino gcitcrn Nior1cn Selbitmoro
in ieiner Wobnlulg Hr. 40, DIT 81.
Strubc, inocm er 5lpei lln5en 8ltriol
ucribIltdte. Gr por icit mcbrcren
Wonoten frGnflid unb III Der lebten
Belt iebr niebcraeidlaaen. lin mel.
DIE Belt Sr. To0Gen, melder "a Sabre
olt mar, sic GBenOe SliiiiiAtcit &c.
nomnlcn, fonnte nidt feIt1cltcllt ipcr.
Den. Gincr ieiner Sobne borte i'm
INN : llhr Nud)ta lt0bncn ulb boltc
Ir. s.. 2. @Orllld) berbct, Dem Sr,
6oo0cn floQte. cr babe &erouumng5'
beidpcroeu. Ter Ir5t neridrieb cine
Wcoi5in, Die Der arontc Damn oitd)
cinnobm. 3mii6en 3 mo 6 llbr
muroen Die Sbmer5cn OeS WanncS
ober 10 intcniip, bob er ieineu Sobn
benuitroqte. oen grjt pieber 3i rltien
unb linn 81 io9en, or iolc oic Wn9en.
pllmpc mitbrinAen oo er Sitriol per.
ihlildt babe. is mar ober bereit3 5lt
ipGt, INN 6 llbr itorb CT. Gr bottc sic
6luid)e NIT Dem @itriol inn 3immer
zines ieiner Sobnc geiunocn, Der DIE.
mii6e Grperimente mobtc, Coroner
Or. 2intbicunl belt einen ISnQucit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-08

lid olli maeiGbr 1900 Wonn; 6aS
picrte HeQinlent nat $50 Wonn, oo3
critic &eeiment 5tt Wann uno ooS
finite Hegimcnt 800 Mann; Sruppe
" ser aopoQcrie 5Gblt 80 Wtom uno
Ole leporote Gompognie Der Wili5 bat
30 Wonn; Die @unbeStruppcn iin0
$50 Wtonn ltnrf.
Wfit Sem piertcn Hegiment bciinoct
lid oltd) Froi, Moter'S Enrf. Orfc-
tier, iucldc9 oicic @ofe uit)t in ben
biciiNcn itGNtiihcn EorfS con5crtircn
miro, ionbern crit au nGdltcn Cont
tag mieoer i'm y0ruio.SiusE ort" or
ldcinen fonn.
GcS1lcidcn 1T oaS beriibmtc Or.
DIETER oeS i~iinitcn Heaiments nit i'm
TcloluNcr.
Die @iirler bon 0elair empiingen
Die Srllppen nit allgemelncn Vel.
inIlSbcjciQungcn, ais oieielben bonn
@nbnhoic aus nod Dem nnge'Ghr Ell.
nc cItiIc cnticrnten Eager maridlr.
ten.
Dos Eager Scr 9unoeStrnppcn be,
IilOct lid neben Dem SouptQilorticr
oca General billtonten Mig9S ollI
Scr linten Seite mo lit bllrt) eilen
@robcn bon Der Willis %gctrennt.
Sc6en Nbcno Z ltbr fin0en Heqi.
mcntSparooen oilf iebem leparoten
HoNcrploBe ltutt. ipobei Die Ord)eIter
con5crtircn, mo bieie Earooen limo
belon0crS iiir Die 9eiuder bod)lt III
i%ercliont.
Gic Sonit1tS , arrangements limo
oll@Ac5eidnct; iiir ieoes Meglment
limo ShuucrbGocr eingcrid)tct NOR
Den. Ger @enerol- Moimtaitt bat clnen
@cncrolbciebl crlolien, NORM 1eNcll
ic0pc0c mutbmiuige GigentbumS5er-
I%t0rrnNcn bel Den S~eloiibungcn &C.
luornt miro. tli'
GoS Solptereianib miro beute ooS
Gintreiien bcS 8ouperneiirs Golpil
@ariielb fem. M
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-08
$1,000 peri6nlid gefHbrte $1,000
GrfnrIonen mad Niasara'SalS
nnS snrid ani Der rEenn.
isluania Giienbabn."

Mm If. uno 20. Gueuit, s. uno
%. September, ionic am 10. Oftober
1905. Gunoiabrt Siaete limo auf
ser Sinreiie MIR aiif Dem Spe5ial3ugc
Goodies nno Ynrlor Gars). meld,er
oen ltnion.@ abnboi on obigen Taten
I'M 8 ltbr Gormittags perIGbt uno in
Miagara-6aGs nm 9.35 abeno an.
fommt, giiliig. iopie fir Die Hiid.
fnbrt auf aIen reaul1ren 3iisen in.
nerbalb sebn Sagen, einihlieBIib bes
Cages bes &%erfaufs, nit grlaubni6
bes I%uientbnlts in Buffalo orii Ser
&iidreiic innerbalb Der 3eitgrense.
Mbited)er nah Toronto, G%bautauaila,
S6onlano ISLANDS unb Wontrcal
f6nnen aegen cine eeringe Nad5ab'
lung bon Hiagara.6aIs uno Buffalo
aus unternommen merSeu.
@us4,S,10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-08
9as Wctter.
esiir Marplanb uno ben 9inftf
Columbia id1ncS iparmcrcS Wctte'
uuo tpcitiid)c @inoc.

Stur5 aus d) 10 inoclnocr
S0bc.- Ger critic llniaIl benin Ib'
brild, Oc9 oltcn @cbdu0cS Der o9olil'
more Ohio Wabn" an Der Ode Bon
Baltimore. mo GolpcrtltraBe crcl1
nete Iid) geitern Woracn. Ter 9teGcr
Iapi0 0en BON Hr. $50, NloomsStr.,
~itiirstc pom I. Stodiucrf nod 0cnl
rmteritcn Stodiperf bino6 un0 liel
oui einen Suuien Stoub. Gr crlitt
0iuor feline anod)enbriihe, trii9 abr
innerlide TerlcBungcn Oouon. Ser
Geaer ionb llnterfunit inn DStoot'
Soipital."
HbermoIS i'm @nr ltfei'
Iel. = SEQ Wbcot, Scr cbemals be-
riibntte Wuiifer, mcld)cr crit fiir5lidI
oitS Dem Nrbcit3bouic 5uriidfcbrtc,
ipoiclbit or GO Gage 5iacbrndyt bate.
nurbe gcitcrn bonn Foli5eirid)ter
2oocn obermolS ouf 80 Gage nad)
iener Nnitolt Suriidacinnot, neil CT
om Sonntag Nbenb IN bcjcd)tcm 3i'
itonoe oili Der StroBc nui0ciunbeli
mlroc. ScocniollS lhcint eS Wbcot
I'M N%rbcitSbouic gut 81 gelullcn. Nla
or ieinen leBicn Scrmin nbgeolent
hattie, iibcrreid)teln linn 6ic &ninIien
fir Die l%lntcrbnltung, sic cr ibncn
gemGbrt botte, cine 9Grie nit $50.
Bon see nno Safcn.-Ger
Woroo. CLOUD Tompier n9rcSlun"
miro morgen ODER GonnerItaa NIT
$50 Gdiio9ieren bier eriuortct. Sn
Der aoiiitc iobren Die 6%olgenoen:
Sri. Bertha 9embe, Sr, mo 6roil
GbaS. Bauer, Nr. Sol. @robnlan, Gr.
e. GroB. Nr. Nnton Grlpot. Sr. uno
Srnu @eorg 2eiiel, Sri. Mtto 60
ring 6rUu Gbriitiona Ggloii, Gr.
@eorqe $. Gperbart, 6rou Warie
Chm, @r. mo Srau &. W. Surmon
rnb &inb, @r. uno 6rau Senrp
1romme. Grno Iromme, Sr. gpronl
Seipiidj, Sr. n, Slider, 6rou Gliio.
beiba @rimmel. 6rou Soiie 8ott'
ldolf, &nnS 8oitid)olf, Sr. Hobert
Scrmig. &r. Scrmann S%abnenfelo.
Sr. Gbo2. z. Sila1rtncr, !0r. mo
6rou 6rib &obmann, Gorl Sot'
monn Sri. NINA ,Sdger, Sri. &otbe'
rine Selermonr, Sri. Souiie Scamp
mann. Srou s., aruie mo ainb, &r.
nnh Srou Scnru anuimonn Sr. Z.
Z. &nmpmom Srl. Worp ao5eSnit,
Srau Wor1. &l0S, Sr. Sbco. aromm.
Sr. 0ultau 2inoouer, Sr. Gbriition
2urbmonn, Srnu Gliic Sinnemonn.
Sri. Caroline Semmer, Sr. unb
1rau Sron5 Nembe, Nr. aonrob
Wiiaer, Srau Barbara Yopit. Sri.
Eapit, 6rau Sobonnn RiebeiebI,
1rau gertba Simon II. aino, Sorot
Shrooer, 6rau Gorn Sdrooer, Sr.
nnb 5rou j. &. Shrooer, Sri. So-
pbia Sdadl Sri. Gnna Sd)armonr
Sr. 9. $. @ieman uno &r. 8eoro
Mipu1an
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SO 'tctc ibm $50. Eoli5ilt
Wnllocc i. Eorter bonn ipeitlihcn
Giitrift murOc Qeiicrn bon Der Eo.
li5cibeboroc mn $50 o%citroit, neil cr
pbnc Grloubnib aus Der Stabt gc'
gon1cn mo pom /. bis 5. Nigil't
mcggebliebcn mar. Eortcr lit ser
Eoli5iit, nod mcldcm oo3 Qon5c go
li5cibepartcmcnt illd)te, mo Wor.
ldall Sornon bate lp0or 5luci &c.
teftipS ouSgcionot, nm iibcr Sen Ser,
bleib oes Wunne8 GrtunoiNln0cn
einSu5ieben oa befiird)tet mnroc, lint
ici Elm llnfoa 5uaeitoben. Eortcr
iogte, or babe nm 90. Siili 5lpci So1c
llrlotb erboltcn unb lif nod bent
@ergriianngSplabe @ettcrton an scr
Gbeiapcnfc 9ni begeben; BORT iei CT
in Iroblider @eieaid)aft frnnf &C.
ipor0en mo babe crit am lcBtcn
Somitog 5uriidfebren f0nncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-08
yMriun."
WittiuodD Nbcno.
SpmmcrnadltSfcit.
TerrD GAR.
ScirathS QicenSen.

Solaenbe SeirntbS . 2icen5en MIR
gen geltern pom Glerf beS Gommon.
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WolIie &. Soplor, rs, Hr. 2401, Gan-
pnsMpemie.
@iuiom 9. 2iabtbeder. 80, Nr.337,
@clt.g Baltimore troBe, uno Sannie
Tonlep, 40.
Srco. Sonoiisfen, %, mo Worp
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@oiIen Spings' Wills.
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bert, 25.
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90.
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grctcr-S trabe, uno Sba TebratopS.
Ia, 81.
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nie Meinborop, is. gpplifant. 5beo.
IcGIiuee, CIR. 252S, Siio.Moie-S TT.
gbrobam @einitein, ~, Nr. 1012,
8runbp.S troBe, uuo either Bear, %.
CIGAR g. Wapne, 26, nnb Gorolinc
$. Gregg. 26. Mpplifant, Williom y.
Smith ger. ITO, 8eIl. Muenue-
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9ramS in Der Trnbc.

Ter ncue SCllidrnppen Der r9altimo.
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FopplctnnitroBe i%beilueiie burdJ
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Gcltcr, meldlcs in tur5er 3eit anna.
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lopItroBc uerlor bcinobe ibr 2ebeu.
9ae SCller mliroe fi1r5 Dor = llbr
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elite mo 0en lieutenant $. ". Hice
bon Dem 0rnnbe bcnad)rihtigte. SIS
ooilerte od)t Minuten, ebc Die Scller'
mebr Den eriten @niicritrnbl in ooS
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ser Slnmmen ans ibrem Shlummer
gcluedt. 0ie Wutter bate gleih eli
men S6nnuhtSoniall, ulb crit nod
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Eenniblbania Giienbahm Spesial'
Grtnriion nad) Hbilaoclpbia, Wilm.

ingtUn unb Gbeiter unb 5uriid am
Sonntoa. bcn. 13. mo 81. augiiIt.
Ger SpcSiol5ua nerldbt ben Union.
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pbia t9roabitraben . @abnbo) er,
folgt Inn $50 Mbenos. $500 mad,
Ebilabelpbio, $3.50 nod Gbeiter lho
500 mad, @iImington uno suriid.
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Staot Baltimore.
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per Sdmpier rYuuiiC".
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sdiiisfarteu ION nab mad Semtid.
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Son Baltimore bis Bremen: Sea-
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