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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-14

Coal Miner Delegates Firm in Demand
for Eight Hours.

Shamokin, Pa, Dec. IA large mum
Der of delegates from the Scranton
Wilkesbarre and HszeIton coal regions
arrived here yesterday to caucus with
the delegates from the sehuylkill region
with reference to the demands which
are to be furnished at the miners con-
vention which opened here yesterday.
President Mitchell and District Presi.
dent John Fahey OF the eth district
held conference yesterday concerning
measures that the miners viii endeavor
to have adopted.
The delegates who have arrived seem
to be unanimous in their demands for
an eight-hour work day and the recogni-
tion oil the union.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-14
PLOTTED TO
KILL DODGE
Rand Makes a Startling Chare
at Beginning Of Hammel Trial
ACCUSES THE OTHER SIDE
Prosecution Of Noted Lawyer Begins AT
ter Hard Fight for Delay by
His cOunsel-To Keep Jury
E In Custody.
ACCUSES "IHE OTHER SIDE


New Work, Dec. sa.--The startling
saarge that interest opposed to the
prosecution Of Abraham II. HuInmel had
plotted to kin Charles 4. Dodge, the
most important witaess against the not
I'D lawyer, was made yesterday by AS
sistant District attorney Rand in an
Argument before judge Rogers in the
crimfuaI branch of the supreme court
Just before the judge decided that the
leng;de}ayed trial must proceed. Mr.
Rand declared the case had been aheld
npv for a year by .the other side, \
and insisted that no further delay be
counbenanced.
The Jury Will be kept ia custody DUR
fng the trial.
Iftrmmel has been formally put under
bonds.
Il was during those preliminaries that
Mr.. Rand took occasion to fire his first
broadside into the defense when, with
a considerable show Of feeling, he said:
sfnhe defendant was indicted a year
pgo 1t Is Imperative that the case
Id ca at this time. Charles II. Dodge,
our most Important witness, has to be
watched constantly. He has 10 be guard
81 and kept in hiding in order to be
Kept ALIKE. The other side has tried
to Kill him.
serben Ii il necessary that the case
be concluded before the first Of the
year, hecaAise one Of the representatives
! of the district attorneys Office assigned
to IL Will resign on Jan. 4.
TT il far more Important to have
lie case iipally brought to trial than
10 secure a special jury panel.
KEeSsrs. Niehnll and Stanchfold ar
miaa long ana rcrsiAtently, insisting
That tho case demanded special jury
AMI chat the district attorney was not
siSiag the defendant the rights he de-
served.
@fhis case viii be wound up IN q
waess. said Nieholk
N0h, %. Il will not,r replied Mr..
Rand sit will easily require two weeks
I'd present all the evidence. The news
papers have mot given ths public any
idea what kAis case really involves"
ia denying the motion for a special
islFv panel Justice Rogers said.
II ain SORRY fhat the time element Is
40 important matter In the case.
Relieve that the Importance Of a special
itn'y has heen greatly exaggerated.
haze been impressed with the candor
and good judgment Of tho regular jury
,neM and do ret think that the interests
81 either side Ia the ease Will suffer in
Their hands,.
Then III. Mitchell sought n postpone
mant until Friday on the ground that
he aasa l.is associate were not prepared.
Justice Rogers Immediately replied.
x.sJhe defendant is represented by two
n the abiest lawyers in the city. II
during The progress of the trial It APP
pears they aaa not prepared, ! will assign
COUNSEL
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-14
DEBATE PHILIPPINE TARIFF
Secretary Taft and Governor Wright
Before House Committee.

Washington, Dec. Discussion OF
the Philippine tariff before the House
committee on ways and means began
yesterday morning with the full COM
mittee present and with Secretary Taft.
Governor Luke E. Wright Of the Philip.
pines. Col Clarence n. Edwards, chief 81
the bureau 81 insular affairs, and a
number OF representatives of American
sugar interests in attendance.
4. r. Hathaway, secretary OF the
Sugar Manufacturers, was the chief
speaker, and for more than an hour re-
viewed testimony gwen by Philippine
citizens and officials Is the hearings
before sae SENATOR'S and representatives
Included in the Taft party al the time
of their visit to the islands last sum
mer.
p. p. Colcock, secretary of the Aneri.
can Growers Association, also addressed
the committee.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-14
TOGO Will COME.
Told Minister Griscom Fleet Would visit
America.

America.
New York, Dec. i4.--Llayd Griseom,
United States minister TO Japan, arrived
in this city Tuesday, coming BY way Of
San Francisco. on a short leave OF abb
sencs. Tuesday night he talked interest
ingly about Japan.
Since the war, Mr.. Griscom said, the
Japanese people have settled down to
their regular occupations. The govern.
ment Is busy paying of its war debts
and adjusting its finances. The whole
aim of the japanese is toward industrial
expansion at present. All their efforts
are turned in that direction.
As to the afterp peace rioting, Mr.
Griscom said that the dissatisfaction
over the peace Of Portsmouth was mere
|ly temporary and had become unimport.
ant now. The feeling OF discomfort has
entirely disappeared, and the Japanese
people feel great gratitude toward the
American people, and particularly q
President Roosevelt for bringing about
peace.
Mfr. Griscom declared emphaticaily
that after the excitement due to the firai
news from Portsmouth had subsidized
the people sided unanimously with the
government and recognized the wisdom
of making peace with Russia.
4 saw Admiral Togo frequently be-
fore my departure from Japan the
minister said. Hffe told me that he in
tended TO visit the United States with
his feet next autumn, after FIRST paying
visit to England, Japan's ally. | told
Admiral Togo that he would be cordially
received, AZ the American people al,
always glad to welcome : brave man.
Mr.. Griscom intends 10 20 on t.
Washington in a day or two. BIS de-
parture from this city has been DELAYED
by q cold brought on by the change Il
the American climate. He has not de
cided just when he viii return to Japan
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-14
CATCH BAD GANG.
Gotham Poliea ITpil Burglars Who Looted
s Factory

New York, Dec Is.--A big moving
var robbery was prevented yesterday by
NJ paliQemen. who captured an entire
came al robhers and 5000 worth OF
t9xH. silks and embroidery packed in
huge lup6ies ana visiting vans to carry
st Array Soan after midnight the police
were lcld that tlsree men HAD been seen
rlsnnfink the ROOT Of q sixsstpry factory
building IN Nneetev street, So fimsy
svas the means Of ascent bat the police
would not cliEab Il iii pursuit Of the
THESES but surrounded tAesbuilding, "
ing ii wait.
About a. III Che police arrested
fessr men coming from an adjoining tene-
nent, AlFee Of whom. they charge, climb
VI ont If the factory. The other fheyI
say WAS = picket. When the factory
fireman asriszsl, before Daylight, he let
the nosiec into the building, where they
foand aex wyngs loaAa III goods pack
ia u rllgEe hllpalHs near nc street door
The nen under arrest are William
Kelly, James Reilly and George Ryan,
charged With attefnpted burglary, and
William Fernandez arrested as j sas-
Riea1Iss person.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-14
LoNGwoRTH WON'T DENY IT.
Credits Story of Approaching Marriage
of Miss Roosevelt.

Washington, Dee. Practical CON.
firmation Of the reported engagement Of
Miss Alice Roosevelt to Representative
Nicholas Longworth Of Cincinnati was
obtained yesterday.
When Mr.. Longworth was asked for
the facts, he indicated that it was not
for him to discuss the story, but re-
fused to deny it. This is accepted here
as confederation Of the Iunlored APP
preaching marriage.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-14
La TOILETTE BEATEN.
Wisconsin House Kills His 'Mary Ann"
Bill.

Madison, wis, Dec. 1.-THE lower
house Of the legislature Tuesday night
killed the so.called Mary Ann bill
for IN amendment 10 the pEi'
mary election bill, after hot debate
the vote being IS against to 40 for it
The La Toilette men made q strong Of
fort to save the measure. Yesterday
they attempted To secure . recousidera.
ton Of the action. The rejected bill
proposed to amend the primary election
law so as to enable voter to express
his second as well as his first choice fol
q candidate for an Office
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-14

New York Bar Association to Take No
Notice Of Him.

New York, Dec. 1.-THE New York
Bar Association at its meeting Tuesday
night decided that until District Attor-
ney jerome made specific charges against
one or more Of the Justices of the SUI
preme court, the association would take
no notice of him. A resolution to act
on tho district attorneys charges was
lost.
A resolution was adopted, declaring
that payment Of assessments by candi-
dates for judicial Office or contributions
by them or on their behalf TO campaign
expenses, should DO prohibited BY law.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-14
ROBBED OF 100000 A DAY.
Kansas q Standard oil Victim, Says
Governor Hoeh.

Ottawa, Kan, Dec. 1s.-Goyernor e.
W. Hoch, speaking here Tuesday night,
AZ gathering Of Republicans, said
AT this time the Kansas oil fields
are Welding 60, 900 barrels a day, an in
significant part al their capacity, and
sor this oil the Standard Oil Company,
which sets the price, is paying less than
one third what Il paid year ago. be-
lieye IL could pay 81 per barrel for this
oil more than It is paying and still make
q large profit.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-14
10 ARREST AGrTAroRs.
Minister Dnrnovo Has Ordered Ths'
Hundreds Be Taken Into Custody.

Paris, Dec. 1s.-A despatch to the
journal from St. Petersburg dated De-
cenlber IL, says Tint Minister Of the
Interior Dunroyo has ordered the arrest
Of hundreds Of agitators in the agrarian
districts. The despatch says that the
installation OF wireless teleRraphy be.
tween 81 Petersburg, Moscow and Wir-
ballen il nearing completion.
The correspondent of the Matin at st.
Petersburg confirms the report OF the
mutinv Of CossacSs at Moscow. He adds
that the peasants alliance has issued a
proclamation advising those adheriug to
the alliance to pay taxes and TO with
draw their money from the banks.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-14
SENDS IT TO GERMANY.

Mrs John Wefers Of Lawrence, Mass,
says Father Johns Medicine is invalu-
able for children with coughs and colds,
and she would not he without ii IN her
family. She sends II to her cousin in
Germany and be is taking 1t with good
results.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-14
TURKEYS SURRENDER.
Powers to Agrees to the portes Amend
msnts.

Constantinople Dec. 1.-THE Porte's
latest demands are the inclusion Of the
military expenses for Macedonia In the
administrative expenses, and that tho
financial counseliors appointed By the
powers shall appeal to The Turkish au-
thorities and not to the ambassadors
Of the powers. A news agency says
that the ambassadors viii accept these
propositions, thereby closing the nsgo-
tiations and the dispute.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-14
GEARIN TO BE SENATOR.
Democrat win Succeed John H, Mitchell
Of OREGON.

Portland. Ore, Dec. IA special to
the 0regonian from Salem says: Gov.
Chamberlain yesterday appointed Unit
Ell states senator Ia succeed the late
John II. Mitchell, and the appointee was
John NJ. GeariR OF Portland. The gov
ernor's appointee is the first Democratic
senator Oregon has had since 1878.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-14
NEW CANAL BILL.
Proposal to Abolish the Commission Re
newed.

Washington. Llec. I4.--Representative
Mann rep, Ill., yesterday Feintrodueeti
his bill of last session providing for the
government OF the Panama canal zone
aud aholishing The Isthmian Canal Com
mission, with some chenges. II proposes
to confer upon persons to be selected
by the president, all the military, civil
and judicial powers Of Tie United States
in the canal rome at Panama. Il pro.
.yiaes that the President, through one
'of the executive departments al tie gov
eminent. to be designated BIZ him, shall
construct the canal.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-14
CARD.

We, the undersigned, do hereby agree
to refund the money on 50-cent bottle
of Greene's Warranted Syrup Of Tar il
ii fails to cure your cough or cold. We
also guaranteer 4 25-cent bottle to prove
satisfactory or money refunded.
Rem Cross PHARMACY 4. A. DROWN.
@. Il. EKxpRltK Il Co.. y. =. DAVIS,
n. A AINewoRTH. j.. a. MACARTHUR.
w. III. M1LEs s. Co. McAILlsTER BROS,
p. G HOWARD. J. 4. CUNNING,
j. ". PARMK<Tgz.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-14
MOVE TO EXTEND FREE LIST.
A Bill In the House Would Include Wood
Pulp.

Washington, Dec. 14.--Representative
Perkins OF New York yesterday reihkro-
ducea his bill to place coal and lunaber
On the free list. de has, however. IN
,cluded wood pulp, this year. Mr.. Per-
kins argues that as the bulk Of print
paper manufactured in this auntIy is
controlled by two great corporations,
the time has come 10 remove the wood
pulp tax and allow at least slight
reduction in prices.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-14
BLOT ON CAREER.
Life Of Use to Nation Can Wipe Out
Stain. Saws Benaparte.

Washington, b. G., Dec. Il. In execa-
tion Of that portion Of the sentence
Of Midshipman Minor Mefiwether. 5r.,
requiring that he be publicly gepri-
inanded hy the secretary Of TIE navy n
Secretary Bcnsnarte hsa addressed ne
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-14
INDTcT RAILROAD.
Federal Grand Jurors Return Bills
Against C. & A.

Chicago, H., Dee. 1.-THE federal
grand jury has returned indictments
against the Chicago & Alton company.
John ". FaithoFn, former vice president
Of the company, and J. 4. Wann, former
general freight agent. for alleged grant
ing 81 rebates to tho packing firm 81
Schwatzchild & Snlzberger. and giving
free transportation to employees Of tie
same company.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-14

STATE or One. Cry or TOLEDO. :.
LucAk COUNTY.
Fr0nk J. Cheney maksE oath thkt he ID sen
for rarfner " the hrm OF r. j, Cheney & Co.
doing business In the City Of Toledo. County
and State aforesaid. and that said hrm viii pas
aud avery case az csJarrh that cannot be cured
by the use 81 Halls Cataryh Cure.
FRANK y. CHENEY
sworn to before me and subscribed In ms
presence, this 9Th day Of December, a. D. 1856.
A. ~. GLEAS0x.
sszALl NOTARY PcnLf1.
Hallss Catarrfa Cure Is taken internally. ~
acts directly On the blood and mucous Ecx<Kca
uf the Eystem. Send for testa1soatz&s trez.
r. j. CHENEx s. 8 u, kosea3 =
Sold by al Draeaists. 7aa.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-14
MONEY FOR PANAMA.

Favorable Report. to Senate on Emer.
gency Bill.
Washington, Dec. 14.-AIr. Allison
{Rep.. Ia. chairman at the committee
on appropriations, reported fayorahly
the Panama emergency appropriation
bin shortly after the Senate met yes
terday and requested that it he taken
up for Consideration today.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-14
COPPER OVER pAa.
Brokers Throw Up Their Hats a. It
Crosses the Linz.

New York, Dec. 4Amalgamatea
Copper stock crossed par yesterday for
the first tisne since lQ01. When The
stock reached par there vas . wild ven
on the stock exchange and broker. fhrsw
their hats i'm TIE an IN their enthusiasIn.
The trading IN ropPsr Eaa enormous sll
the fafenooa
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-14
HORSESHOTNGI

/ an ready to do all kinds Of horse.
shoeing, from tie heaviest To the Light.
est, neatly and quickly. Horses Test
treated for all diseases and imperfect
lions. Give US > trial and be convinced.
Lame and interfering hOTaes specially.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-24
NniNcbut riiftc acacn cine attic Trun
ms ISclb.

" i6i a. SIS, %. &llui. Sin
Nltigcbot mtcr Der &citun1 Don
Shcriii Sdoo bat liM BON bier nod]
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Nounc3piuc bcQcbrn mo 6rou g,
H~olcbcrrp, cine uItc GrolL lpcIhc Oic
@un0ltroBc Dor ibrcm Noltic nit be
mniinctcr Ndno 9c8cn un8cblid mlbc-
rcd)tiptc Eoiiontcu id)ilbte, o%crboitct,
Gic ltreitborc Sroll bat oo3 9icht oc@
HunobrieitrG9ero &obu Gardner, 0CIi
betreiieuocn l8c0 iiir icine 2mtaucgc
5l hcnuten, bcitrittcu lno mti ocn
iricOlidcn Eoitbotcn, dis cr lid) on
Oo9 Ncrbot nid)t boltcn molltc, logar
0cihoiicn. Nlti 0ic 9ln5cigc @or0
ner'@ bin muroe Elm Ncrboitabclebl
Qcgcn 6rou Roic6crru olragcItrllt ulO
biciclbc liebt lest I'M bicii0cn @ciGng-
nib ibrcr Yro5ciiirltn9 c%ntGcGcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-24
Observation-Disclosures ucrpGnt,

" "a bingtoM 90, %. SUM.
- @cncrnl YoItnlciitcr Gortclpolr
bat cine sic YoltrcGulotioncn omcu
0ircnoe 0rorc crIoiicu, monod fcin
Yoitmciitcr, Stills Eoinlciitcr, Sut
pcrintcnocnt obcr Stills Srperin-
tcrOcnt bea NbIicierrl93 Ncportcs
mcnta, @conltcr, NricitrGgcr o0cr II
0cno cin on0crcr Eoit 2lngclteltcr ais
2l9ent oocr Collector fiir irgcno cine
nit Der Nnicrtiqun0 oocr Dem Ger.
toltic BON @ricitr0Ncr ltniiormcr
oocr ci%rjclncn GbeiIcu ioltcr bcihdi
ti0te Yerion oocr 6irlna tb0tig icilt
oiiric.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-24
y Dlll
0cin BaBanana.
9 d. m

1relnbe IN Der Shmei3 brouden
fciue FGlic nor5u,oeiIcn, ieood) pirS
ongcrotbcn, mrt bel eihcm @eiude
oieics 2onocs cine ocroriiee 2ceiii.
nation nit flu 81 tiibrcn. Soie!pe.
iibcr finn III DER Shlpei3 fir ibre
@GIte pcrontmort!ih, icbod miiiiet
6rem Be IN Golt5ouitrn nnb Bripot.
mo1niu9cn inncrJolb orcibig Iogcn
ibre YGIlc bcI Der Ortspoli6ci einrci.
den, mo miro ibnen oann Elm gui.
eutbolts 0crcbtiaungsibcin alisee-
fcrtiet. IusIGuoer fonuen al ieoer
Scit u%naebinacrt micocr bas @ano
bCrlaIicu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-24
%crmildDtc tCl~caropbiidDc ScpcldDcn.

Ter %picri0bri0C George 5bcr.
rlcn luntoc bel Nriitol. Gonn., Ga en-
Scr orittcn Sdicnc Scr elcftriihcn
Nubn 81 nobc 9ctommcu NOR, olIrd)
cine Stromm0 pon go Iultcn clet.
troflltionirt.
Vel Ger Nunucrnulg ppn Gro
lpcrfcn mlrocu i'll ser 9t0bc BON 9ris
ltoI, Conn, orci itolictiidc 9lrbcitcr
pon Gromoiicn ucr'diittct, Ger cine
bon lblcn, EoHcoIc Ouorutu, mitroe
Actootet, Die bciocn onOcrcn crlittcn
lhIlntne &~crIcBlmgcn.
Sn Sprocuic, u. g., hat Der
larbtgc %rle'trdncr Ghos. Sobnior.
nc'lc1 Ncim in Nr. 1913, @8eit-3O.
StroBc, Mem Dorf, lit, lid aus Der
ldjlllnbtcr %icbc 0na %ebcn geuommcn.
&n Der Nouu-Dnro 81 9toriolf,
20, lit Ooa S~orpcooboot yTortcr"
ollrd) clncn 3uinmmenitoB nit Dem
Dor Nntcr I~ie9cnbcn flcincn &anouens
boot Siren" nid)t uuerbeblid) beid0s
Oidlt morocn.
- Sn Nttnllu. Nla., iinb bei'm
%crltcn zines aciiels in Der Curtis
ld)en So9cmiibIc &anles @otts, Viii
Nollon, @lta Guih mo Marion 0fno
DOR umt's Sebeu getommcn utto 6.
smith mo Barney @ortS erlitteu
ldmcre GcrIesungen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-24
GinruanOcrcr fir Den Siiocn.
Gonicrenjen bca ScfrctGra ocr9aunt-
moQpf(onjcr EXPLOITATION nit Dem
%Gontmiii0r SdrBcnt.

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Der llntcriudunN I'M &dcrbml Gc
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fen. nimmt Gin reyes ,&Iltcrcl'c an ocl
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bat pcrihic0cutlld) in oielcr Nli5cIe
0cnhcit nit Dem Gbci oc3 Gifpolor
rm0aoicnitc&, Gomrliii0r Sor8cnt,
conicrirt ml0 lit germ bcrCit, nit Ocnl
iclbcn pcrcint SIT orbcitcr, INN ocnt
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SIT luiicu, sic man BORT 10 notbtb
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Er~o0u}cntcn. Gr 5icbt 6rildtc u1o
@cmiijc mo miro Gin uilBIide3 N}it.
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Atorocn miIrocn lid mrnOrrn, mcnn
tic milBtcn, mcIh' groBc Tortlhritte
Ole a~oloniltcn in Den Sii0ltnutcn &c
moht hobCn. limo Is limo nitt MIR
Sit0 GluopdCr, mCIhc IN Der Hnn0-
mirtbifoit bel inns gut lortfommcn.
mir bubcu audi ocltihc &oloniltcl,
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0icic aolonlltcn bictcn mciuer 2tnIldt
nab Ole %oiunG Oc9 mihtigcn 45rot
bIclla Der Nilimilirlm9 Der ctropdl.
ldcl Ginmol0crluuM mo itbcr0jc@
liclcrn lie ms, mas mir n0tbig btoll.
den, n0nIllh &nno0rbcitcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-24

oo@ lperOen 81, TelbIt ejnie6en, penn
Stf nur na6osnten. Rupeu lam
nLftS, penn er aGein Ittbt, ubcr sr Tam
alleS, penn mir uns auf feline Settle
't'len, penn mir ibm belFen ! SD oente.
Is ut lo5uiu9en unIerc QfIi6t, ben
8anerooen in bieiem trittIAen DO
ncnt n'ft foaen su tofTcn, ionnern Inn
tra'tt9 inter bic grme su Qrejfen!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-24
|h" ocm Sitncrcn Warnlnnb'0 nno
ocIt onarcnscnbcn Stnntrn.
Or. as q. 5tcrlc
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Ilcrt 0orheltcr Goium circu icincr
bc%oelltcnoitcn @iir0cr. Gr muroc in
Cambridge Acborem lroouirte IN
1871 orf Der nMtoullouo llnipcriis
tot" mrr0e 1916 ais Glr}t Ser &un.
oc9nlorInc crnon1t, ais mcid)cr cr lid
all Dem @rlcac QcQcn N}crlto bctbci
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