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The Washington times., 1905-04-09
VIII Use NeW Station
In Less Than Ten Days
Washington, Alexandra and Mt Vernon I'm
provements Near CompIetion-AII of
S1,50O,O00 Will Be Expended.

Passengers on the Washington, Alex
andrla and Mt Vernon railway win be
landed at the new station at PennsyI-
San1a avenue and Twelfth street within
Ten days, according to announcement
made yesterday by Superintendent Jo-
seph Colvin. The tracks from Four
teepth street to the new station were
completed Yesterday and the station is
ABOUT ready. The carpenters will COM
pete their work the coming week
The laying of the new double track
has commenced at both ends Of the line.
and at -Four Mile Run Workmen are
also engaged in grading from the Vir-
einia end of the old Long bridge to the
Lew Highway bridge for the tracks that
are to be laid to and over the new
structure The steel rails for this work
are coming from the Pennsylvania mills
rapidly.
Several of the new motors and cars
have been received from the Brill Com
pany of Philadelphia, and Superintend-
cnt CoiNin said that these would be put
il operation as soon as the new sta
ton is receiving passengers.
Will Spend All of $I,5oo,ooo.
I'VE will spend every cent of the
Sl,59o,eoo appropriated on improve
ments,p said the superintendent, ''and
when all of this has gone into the
The Washington times., 1905-04-09
CHARLES BOTTS CONVICTED
OF KILLING HIS WIFE

PEORIA, ILL.,, April S.-Charles Otis
Bolts, slayer of his young wife, was
today sentenced by Judge Green to be
hanged on June 1e- Young Bolts was
the coolest man In the room when the
Seneeto $500 - IaiS SoaI aau ai.ei oSus
oef, saying he would go to the scaffold
like man. He denies that he COM
mitted the crime.
The case viii be appealed to the su-
preme court.
The Washington times., 1905-04-09
MRS R0LLIE BORDEN-LOW
SINGS IN MONTREAL

MONTREAL. April S.-Mrs. Rollie Bor-
den-Low. the. New York soprano. is in
Montreal, where she sang yesterday
with the symphony orchestra of that
city.
She will go to London soon, having
engagements to sing there on several
dates In May and will give q. recital in
Bechstein Hall
The Washington times., 1905-04-09
ALEXANDRIA NEWS NOTES

ALEXANDRIA, Va, April s-The
Montague Club, of this city. has chosen
the followingl executive board: First
ward, a. S. Mankin, William Griffith,
and C. C. Leadbeater; Second ward, r.
S. Jones, S l.. Monroe, and R. NJ.
Graham: Third ward, Capt w. B.
Smithers, ]. r. N. Curtin, and DIR. T.
B. Cochran; Fourth ward, j. T. Burke,
Capt p. j. Murphy, and F. C. Spinks
The Washington times., 1905-04-09
NO STRANGER TO TT

Prof. McGoozle-Life Is awfully tira-
some, at best Have you not sometimes
wished. with the psalmist, for the wings
OF dove, that you might fly away and
be at rest?"
Miss de Muir struggling with yawn)
-Often, professor / wonder IL there
is such thing as thought transference
was thinking of that quotation when
you spoke.-Chicago Tribune.
The Washington times., 1905-04-09
WILL TENDER RECEPTION.

On next Thursday evening at o'clock
Epworth League of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church South Will tender re-
ception to the Rev. j. p. Stump, pastor
of the church, and to the Rev. Dr.
Hutchinson, the newly appointed pre-
siding elder of this district.
The Washington times., 1905-04-09
AMBASSADOR PAYS VISIT.

Baron Mayor des Planches, ambassa-
COR from Italy, was in Alexandria today
on his way to Lorton, In connection with
the recent shooting of Sheriff Malcolm
by the Italian, Joe Leanto While in the
city the ambassador visited police head
quarters and was shown around the
city by Policeman Roberts
The Washington times., 1905-04-09

4 very pretty detached Colopial
house; two stories and cellar;
tiled bath and porcelain tub; cabi-
net mantels; furnace heat. One
of the best propositions of the
kind ever made. Location few
steps from two car lines. You
can buy this house for about what
it will bring in rent. Price, $3.50.
Terms, $3.50 cash, $40 month.
The Washington times., 1905-04-09
CHURCH SERVICES.

The Rev. Thomas e. Darst will preach
at Christ Protestant Episcopal Church
tomorrow morning at II o'clock.
There will be no services at the Meth
odlst Protestant Episcopal Church to-
morrow on account of the absence oY
the pastor. the Rev. ]. H S. Ewell wh,
Is attending conference
The Rev. F1ournoy Menefee will,
preach at the First Baptist Church.
The Washington times., 1905-04-09
REALTY TRANSFERS.

George T. Cation bought at auction to-
day from John M. Johnson, commission
er of sale, house and lot in Prince
street, between Patrick and Alfred
streets. for s., $40.
DR.. s. B. Moore. today bought at auc-
The Washington times., 1905-04-09
DECREE ENTERED.

In the corporation court, Judge Louis
c. Barley presiding, decree was en-
tered today in the suit of The Paducah
COoperage Company VS.. The Mt Yer
non Fire Insurance Company, to show
cause why a receiver should not be ap-
pointed for the defendant company. The
rule is returnable April II.
The Washington times., 1905-04-09
GOES TO ANTIETAM.

Capt. j. v. Davis, who has been for
many years the popular superintendent
of the National Cemetery here, will ON
Monday next leave Alexandria for An
tietam to take charge OF the National
Cemetery there.
The Washington times., 1905-04-09

House like illustration-splen-
dldly located. But two squares
from 9TH and East Capitol SITS.
3 stories and cellar; 9 rooms and
bath. Colonial mantelS; every
modern improvement. Owned by
an out of town party, who is seek
ing quick sale.
The Washington times., 1905-04-09
BROKE AN ARM.

Edward Nails little daughter. Mary
Ellen, while playing at her fathers
home in Duke street a day or two ago.
fell and brcke one of her arms.
The Washington times., 1905-04-09
POLICE CANDIDATES.

Frederick Garvey and E. r: Bower,
VIII. 1T is understood, be candidates. for
the POSITION of policemen at the meet
ing of the police commissioners NEXT
week .-.S.
The Washington times., 1905-04-09
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-A BARGAIN-No5ern 1-s+o--,
stone-triumed residence; ten rooms and. ba tn !.
hne location. opposite Concord Inquire of
owner on premises. 17o4 Oregon ave- NV, for
terms. aDa o.
FOX SALE-BARGAIN-An eight t-roo1n and
path ay-window brick dwelling; good cellar:
on n st ne. near 18th; must be sold: owner
needs the money to meet other obligations
Price reduced to $3.50. P. ]. WALSHE
iooo 4seW 1ork ave NV 1t
SNAP ON THE HEIGHTS-Ten rooms
ana Datn' three full stories; on Kenesaw
ave. not far from 14th St; must be sold
az once Price, $3.50. ]. F. MCCORMICK.
III 18th st. NV. apsst
The Washington times., 1905-04-09

tion from G. L. Boothe, trustee house
529 North Alfred street, for 500. and
house 525 North Alfred street, for s515
The Washington times., 1905-04-09
FOR RENT-SToREs.

FOR RENT-212 7th ST. ne, a nice little
storeroom, suitable for millinery or confee-
tionery store; rent only $40 per month In
Guiding steam heat
CLIFFORD A BORDEN. so4 9Th st. NV.
The Washington times., 1905-04-09

An elegant house, located on a
lettered street, west of 14tF-3-
story and cellar; furnace heat. It's
house that would actually cost
more to build than the price were
asking for it. Consider this offer
from the standpoint of an invest
ment, as well as a home.
The Washington times., 1905-04-09
TIMBER AND MINERAL LANDS

WE, BUY AND SELL DESIRABLE lin,be-
mineral and farm lands no matter where
located. ISAAC H SAUNDERS. Manager
l4o7 z st. NV, Washington, D. C. fes-90t
The Washington times., 1905-04-09
S. S00 Well Located
SOS- Modern House

South Of Street. three story and
cellar. four rooms deep, tiled bath.
hot water heat: facing south; offered
at this very low price to close a syn
dicate. The house alone would cost
more to build
The Washington times., 1905-04-09
ca 7S0 Best Bargain
Q~ss Nv in BiOominpdaIe

Best bargain in Bloonlingdale. near
1st and S, two-story and cellar house:
parlor. reception hall, dining room
pantry and kitchen on the first floor:
front and rear stairway; wide porches
tiled bath, porcelain tub. furnace heat
cabinet mantels: built to sell for s4I
$50; owner out of town wishes to make
a quick sale.
The Washington times., 1905-04-09

4th st. Sc, two-story and cellar. six
rooms and bath; good size lot: consjd-
cred one of the best bargains in the
southeast section.
The Washington times., 1905-04-09

Near 14th and r. T. Avenue-a cosy
bay window brick dwelling. six rooms
bath. cellar. renting for 5000 per
monLh; good size lot to an alley. One
vestment than in this wefl located III
tie house
The Washington times., 1905-04-09

A house containing 9 rooms;
built on the reception hall plan,
and having a tiled bath; beautiful
mantels and furnace heat. Room
for a stable on the lot. AT the
price it's one of the rare oppor-
tunities that sometimes crop. up
and are accepted Immediately.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-21

The company's rail mill is filed with
orders to the close Of the year. Its
charcoal blast furnace is in operation
steadily, and is turning out a satisfac-
tory tonnage Of pigiron, as is its coke
furnace, which has been running for
some months.
There are not the hustle and excite
ment noticed about the works Of this
company that was apparent in the old
days Of the Clergue management, but
a feeling of confidence is rapidly bein.
restored in the permanence anu
strength Of the situation and in many
Of the enterprises planned and nearly
carried to completion by him.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-21
The Wedding Flower.

introduced from Italy is called the
- - Wedding Flower. z. It has the superb
bearing Of the chrysanthemum, with
the lasting qualities Of the aster and
a surprisingly sweet-scented blossom.
It is an annual, easy to cultivate and
of a great variety Of colors blue, lilac,
purple and red. The plants form
clumps three or four feet high, and are
an addition to any garden or lawn.
Northrup, King & CO., 90 Hennepin
avenue, this city, can furnish seeds Of
one of the choicest importations.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-21
WHITE HOUSE IS THE
NAME, SAYS PRESIDENT
New York Sun Special Service.

New York Sun Special Service.
Washington, April 21.H Executive
mansion is the name in the law
books, but President Roosevelt ordered
that it be calledss.t the, White House.
Nevertheless the clerks of the treasury
department. continued to call it Eek
ecutive mansion. ~
Just before his departure for the
west the president directed Secretary
Shaw to the fact that it is now the
White House. Mr.. Shaw today issued
a circular letter to call it the White
House.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-21
Easter Apparel for Boys and Youths

Boys doublebreasted quarecut 2piece suits In solid
shades Of blues tweed mixtures and paids Three
outside strongly reinforced pockets; 49, Worth
up to $500. Saturday special $3.50.
Boys 3piece short pant suits in black blue serge
Browns and Egyptian mixtures; linen stitched Regular
$500 and $3.50 suits Special for Easter Saturday $780,
Youths blue and black SUITS Ages IA to 20 years. For
graduation confirmation Single double
breasted styles Broad shoulders; reinforced fronts
Worth up to $16 Special $3.50.
Young mems long pants suits Sizes up to So Reinforced
'front.' shoulders shape lapels in browns
and blue Single double breasted. Worth up $1,000
Saturday $780,.
Boys knee pants Reinforced double knee; 75c
values. For Saturday 45c.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-21
.Dr. 4. W. Chase's
or Pills

the worlds greatest kidney and liver
regulator, and the only medicine hav-
ing combined action on kidneys and
liver. One pill dose; IS cents box.
Write for free sample to The DR.. A. w.
Chaae Medicine Co.. Buffalo, n. =,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-21
MILL IS FULL OF ORDERS
sTEEL RAIL AND OTHER PLANTS
AT THE 500 UNDER STEADY
OPERATION.

Special to The Journal
Sault Ste. Marie, Mich, April FL
At the Canadian Sault the barge Aga
wa, belonging to the Lake Superior
company, is loading a cargo of more
than 5000 tons of steel rails that will
be delivered at Fort William to the
Canadian Pacific road This cargo is
valued at about $2,0O0,000.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-21

/ See Stockwell Soon-That life insur-
anceThe Penn Mutual. Andrus bldg.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-21
3ACk.AchE

and all other symptoms of kidney dis
ease are speedily removed when the
kidneys are made healthy, active and
vigorous by the use Of
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-21

MILWAUKEE, wIs.-walter G. Collins, once
general manager Of the Milwaukee & St. Paul
road, has been elected president OF the Chicago
Warehouse & Terminal company.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-21

DUBUQUE, 1oWA.-The Iowa Electrical as
ISOLATION adjourned after selecting De. Moines
follows: President L. Austin Burt, waterloo;
vice president. A. w. Zahm, Mason City; treas.
urer, A. Malt. Belle Plaine; secretary, A. w.
Porter, Eldora.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-16
Nm Die SUnnc.
Bon 2uomig a.

Come, on liitige @outlerin,
9reitelt oein Solo iiberoQ bin
@ie ein funfelno @eifmeio,
@onoellt Die Siitte nit oeinem @loit
Sir elm Stiinofen gum See'npaloit,
Siilllt in Sitter 0oS 9eio.
@on9en, oie bleih bon einiamer
Hotb,
61rbit Oh NIT fliihtig flommenoem
Hotb
@ie cine id)meid)elnoe Sono,
2GiieIt Die SbrGne, Die idmer5baft
Quilt,
2eud)ten bon oeinem Spiegelbilo
GIs gei6liffenen Gemont.
@iiiten uno trimmer, Tie ideinen
belebt,
Tina. Die oermoridten @rGber um-
mebt
SeiertGeli6er Eub;
Selbit Dem miorigen aebri6tbouf'
Gr1git oil tGliidenoen Moel ouf
limo oergoloeit ben Shmut.
slber elm @olfden, ii6tbar faunt,
Gin nerflatterter Hebeliaum
9edt I'M Sfweifen bid gu
llno bein prangenoes 3eid SerfGat,
Define betriielide 3uiiberipelt
Sit p%eriunfen I'M gu.
Sroitlos Wieoer iitb ooppelt arm
9lidt ms 2eere binaus Der Sarm +;
@ieoer entieelt iino falt
Storrt oes @ebirees roeenoer Ban;
Eurpurne Goien. lie ideinen graf,
Strosenoe Susenb ideint aft.
Seimatbfroe miro 8erfer9ruft,
Die nit I1bmenbem Wooerouft
Iaem 2e6enoigen orobt;
Srdume Der Meniden, iie meroen
fubl,
@erfe Der WeniheL tie oiinfen
idol,
llno Die Shonbeit lit toot.
Sheine. iheine, oil feurieer Sternl
Md, oeine ainoer pergeiien 10 germ,
3oB oeiiie aunit nur Sdein.
9ire uns oes Gnieins graniomen
Sinn;
2aB uns, Oh m1htigite aiinitlerin,
2ieblid getroeene ieinl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-16

ge8 3eripiirfniB 6aour6 berbeifibr.
te, 0aB lie berobidumte, oie Sdoten.
bitlien 81 benusen. Sbr 8atte mollte
feline 08eri6menouug" ouloen. IS
lit Dem 8euti6en in gemilier 9e3ie-
bung d%n3urednen, DOB er ielten eiue
boltige unO unoorii6tige Che ihlieBt.
@r iu6t iid feline Satin nit groBcr
Sorgfolt aus, ldBt Tie oft Die 8robe
elmer iiebeniGbriaen Serlobung bette
ben, aber lit ibr Damn fir Oos 2eben
elm trellcr un0 5ituorfpmmenoer 8es
f6brte." SoWeit, 10 gut! Inns mill
eS Iheinen, oaB Die Stiirme in elmer
Seirotb 3fpilfen einem 9eutid)en II.
elmer gnqlGnoerin, Die aerooe in ben
erIten Sabren Der Che, Iorueit Der
0eutide iid) ni6t lGngit engliIfen
@emobnbeitcn mo Nnidauungen oll=
aepaBt bat, 5iemli6 GGuiig limo, in
Der mangelboften @%r5iebung oeS eng
liifen MGo6ens ibre GrflGrung fin-
Den. gu ieinem groBen @rItaunen
miro Der oeuti6e Gbemam gemabr,
oaB feline iuuge Satin - nid)t lel.
ten o6ne ibr 8erihuloen bon ben
8fli6ten ser Che feinen ODER einen
MIR ungeniigcnoen 9egriif bat. Sbre
9o6frmit lit ourdidnittli6 MIR ortf
elm balbeSG ubeno @eridte beifrGnft
uno 0aS WGo6en ocS MittelItanoeS
empfin0et eS oils cine Gr1ieorigung,
iuoi6en 81 miiiien, eS fam fpeoer
ItopfeLnof nGbcn ooer gar oieSnnb.
or6eiten perridten, oeren &enntniB
Die oeutihe 9ouSfrau oils einenStol5
empiinoet. Die oageneinen aennts
niiie Der @nglGnoerin Der Wittelflaiic
(pir ipred)en bier MIR INNER bonn
0ur6idnitt) iino mongelboft, Der
geiitige &ertebr Der Satin lit nit
S6mierigtciten ocrfniipft Die Nniif.
ten pei6cn a%uSeinonoer, u1o 0ie9flts
tit, Die ionit Den OertId)en SalSbalt
peri6onert, meint, ouf engliide Ser
bGltniiie %ongeluanot, tnlm meDr, ais
oaS &errnterleiern bon befonnteren
@aIienballern. IS lit elm Stiimpcrn
obue 3lped unO 3iel. Die Gingongs.
uorte Der 8erfoIierin beIogen oo3
lle6ri9e. Sn ibrem Serilld), oen@ot.
ten 5u beberriden, I6ldgt ole an Ell
men 9eutiden p%erbeirot6ete GnglGn-
oerin gefGbrlife @ege Elm. GS be.
oorf oller 6eitigfeit urlo oennod lie.
6euolen 3unortommenbeit 0eSNon,
nes, nm ieiner belieren SGIfte ooS
Gborihte ibreS StrebenS fIor 5ll mos
den. 8ir iibertreiben ni6t, nenn
mir iagen, Dab piele GnglGnoerinnen
ole id1bensmertbeIte Gigeni6oft if.
res GbemonneS in Der @riperb3t6G.
tigfeit erbliden. -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-16

rubig forttreibenOer 8eme9ullg fitbrt
in Ole Souptgeoanfen oeS 8erfeS
Elm. Cine pogenoe Wengc ordugt
unO treibt pormGrts, 9nglts uno 9la-
gegeihrei ertGnt mo Elm Gbor be-
ginnt o&ommt, ibr 5o6ter, beIft mir
tlngenl Sebet!" Ger 3tueitc Gbor
fGat nit Der ldarfen 8rogc Oa5pi.
i6en; o@em?" II. !. 10. GS lit ser
@rdutigom aui icinem 9rcu5eSmegc,
Dem oie@emein0e nadfolgt. % gieBt
oltf einmoI nit Dem Choral 80
Qumm @otte5" (cantll3 firmuS) Ser
Qidtihein Der @%erioblmnq Die crIten
StrobIen auf Die trouernoe Mense.
Die 6borc 5erfallcn in iolde 6erSiin'
ger, Der BrieIter mo geItclten nnO
OeS &olfcS. Die Der Ericiter unO
2lelteitcn iin0 meiit ooppelh0rig, Die
Der Singer crnit uno gcordngt. Sic
&olfS60re, Die I'M 5ipeitenG beile bor'
berri6en limo leiopni6oftlid unO ia.
natiidL uno Bad brallht oft nur noe.
nige Softe, pie 3. 9, IN Dem adtItims
migen Gbor .@r lit oeS CODES ihul.
oigl" 3u oieien fanntiiden, in ornf'
lem GoIorit geboltenen Gb0ret tritt
nod Die driitlihc @emeinoe III
9lrieu, Gb0ren mo Gboralcn, in DC.
nen @lnube, 2iebe ut0 Soifnung ID.
rem NltSorud fin6en; iie iino Wtuiter
f%einiter Surmoniiirung. Der 9roBc
S6IuBdor quilt lDie ein rnbiger
Strom oo6er, er otbnlet nid)t lei0en.
i1aftIi6en Sdmer5, ionoern ernite
Grauer uno glGubige Soffnlin9. Sos
liitii6 limo Der Gpangelilt, SENS 8e-
truS, Bilotls, SuooS uno GaipboS
pertreten. 9ie bier 2ebtgenomteu
mrr0en g~eipobnIid) einem Singer SUI
getbeilt. 0oneben treten nod cine
Sopron. uno cine gltItimme ioli,
itii6 bcrOor.
9ircftor &onoolpb bat einen iebr
leiituugSf0bigen Gbor 5rr &erfii.
glmg,oer bel e~ingcbenocn mo GRIND.
liden SorItloien i'm &oabeiite icner
ouiprubsuouen Mittel it, Die allge.
'mein cine miiroige @ieoergobe oieieS
&ieienpcrfes ermoglihen. Soffent.
lid bleibt Die erite Iuifiibrung Der
WottbGnS = Eoiiion am nG6iten
9ienitag nidt oie lebte, %ionoern miro
oll6 in fommenocn Gbormo6en @ic.
oerbolrngeH erleben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-16
Ncntidl enaliide Sciraibcn.

0cr 2onooncr Correspondent zines
Oeutihen 9lotteS i6reibt Ooriiber:
oSn oenl 2onooner Nben0blotte
,@uening Stanoaro" idneiOet cine
englilde Game cine intereliante Sra.
&c inter Der Spibmorfc Ser Seuts
ife ais @otte" al, 5l Der id) nit es
mem Gommentor Steuilng nebmen
mo6te. Bon allen Infang an be-
5ei6neno limo Die @orte Der 8erfolIe.
rim: SD claude, eS lit nunmebr be-
itimmt erlpieien oaf i'm 8roBen uno
@anSen Der Seutonc bel entiprehen.
Der Inleitung 5u einem 5medmoBi9en
uno fleiBigen @atteti er5ogen iperoen
fam" (9ti6t iibelD Ser ourd).
ldntttli6e Scutone lit cine bGtSlide,
treue ullo lenfiome Sreotur, Delde,
menn einmol oerbeiratbet, Der 8ottin
ergeben it," (areatnr, creature, be-
iast @eitereSD .gs lit mobr, oab
Die Game OeS Sauies, bonn @elo.
itonopuntte ans, gelegentlid in Der
Slide Snnoleiltungen 81 oerriften
mo iid) i'm Souie mebr 81 beI6ofti'
gen bot, ais ibre on einen Gngl1noer
perbeirotbete 2onosmanniil, aber i6
meib niht, meSbalb lie oariim idlef).
ter seiteut iein iollte. @as Die oeut.
Idle SouSfrau angebt, 10 lit lie geiuiB
10 geideit uno erfobren ipie Die eng
hide, Die Snii6en oerit 8riibitiid nnb
Der Mittogs . MobI5eit nabe5u nid)tS
ST tbun bat. Sic beutidJen Siirger.
Samilien lieben Die 5ralten i'm geiel.
lieen areiie sic ensliiben idlieBcn
Tie niht ielten aus, no Die @elegen.
belt giinitig lit. Cute Wtniif .lpielt
cine midytige &olle lint 2eben bes
Eeutonelt, uito er iheut iih nidt.
5ipon3ie bis breiBie Meilen 81 RET
fen, nm Elm giltes @erf S%bafeIpea''
res 81 ieben." (g9obl etluas iibertrie.
ben?D IS lit mubr, baB Der 9elt'
ide aber olld ieine Sdattenieiten alS
@atte bat. Ser Seutone bot elm 81.
lent fir Gin5elnbeiten inn Saisbalt,
bas sliipeilen sur 8er5meiflnn9 trei-
ben fam. SD erilnere mid zines
Sales, no elm luunoerihones engli.
ides MGofen, oas i'm glternbauic
i'm erobten Gurus onfaelpafien mar,
einen Geutiden beirathete nno slei9
in Den eriten 5aeen Der CHE Elm ar
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-16

1T, i'm gilten 9lima. 9leibt man
n6er bolsitarrig auf Dem Sitbmus, 10
qiebt es elm - Banamol
Sin &ritifer iiber Die 8erliHer Gritif.
Bel Ser 8eipredung iiber ole Gr-
offmngS &oriteIlumg i'm umgebalIr
ten Gonigliden SdouIpielbaule in
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obieftipe 9eier Iiblt uno merit ia
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miro, bon benz @eitant ni6ts merit.
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8eluitigung oeS BublitumS; bat er
gero6e feline 8osbeiten 81 pergebelt,
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Die Serren pom ,8erliner So9ebl."
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ortigen 5oroerunscn eiteS porpenll.
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Stsaung mo 9eoentuu6 Der Srelic
lln6 aritif hidt. 1dSo Iar9e 2tsidb-
riae 6legel in Der 9erliner Erciic,
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aritifer ni6t lire gufgobe oartli CT.
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Der miro 10 geidGtt, wie ct eS Der
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