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The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1906-04-07
kaeninn The NNeiaht.

Not unusually do animals weigh
fall before, when they were turned into
winter quarters. The dry bulky food
given with cut grain fails to maintain
the weight OF the animal Usually sud
den chances are made in the fall from
grass to fodder. The animals Will not
take kindly to such sudden changes,
hence a failure 10 eat results in a
shrinkage in their weight Tia, is very
hard to regain with bulky winter
foods.
Corn fodder alone, whether shredded
or not, does not maintain the Weisht
Of an animal in good flesh. While it
Is a forage worth saving, il does nor
fully answer. Sheep will lose when
given fodder alone, Wheat or rye
straw will carry cattle through the
winter, but their live weight is greatly
diminished, especially whore they are
in good flesh when turned on straw.
Timothy hay does not maintain the
weight. Even where the best Of clover
hay is used for roughage, grain is need
ed to make the animal grow.
II profit is to lie realized in win
ter feeding, the animals must increase
and not decrease in weight. 4 gradual
change from grass to dry forage viii
prevent the first shriE!.age ia live
weight The feed should consist OF at
least a small amount Of grain, even
with the best forage Then do not give
fodder as the only bulky food. Give
all the variety possible. IN occasional
feed of clover hay. sorghum forage,
cowpea hay or timothy hay along with
the corn fodder will rot only sharpen
the appetite of the animals. but will
cause them to clean up their fodder
better than where they are compelled
to live on the corn fodder aione-W.
B. Anderson, in the Indianapolis News
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1906-04-07
FEEDING a Horse,

We 60 to France for good horses, and
following is something from the Petit
Journal AgricOle Of France, on how
necessary and sufficient, with an inter-
val of four or five hours between, to
keep horse in good condition. Oats
take at least two hours to digest, hay
takes three hours, and because it takes
so long to digest it should be given
when the days work is over The
evening meal should be full meal, the
animal being then at rest and able to
digest its food at leisure There should
be an interval of half an hour be-
tween the return Of the horse to the
stable and his getting his evening
meal.
Too much food at meal or too long
abstinence between meals, followed by
yOraciOus feelings, is conducive to
collie and indigestion. Irregularly fed,
he is given to showing his Impotence
by letting his hoois play about the
woodwork of his stall. Giving refresh
erS" at odd times is also bad. I2emem-
Der that both stomach and bladder
should never be loaded in work time,
whether light Or heavy work is done. A
horse, therefore, should not be ridden
or driven Immediately after a neal
on the same principle that it ought not
to be fed sooner than half an hour af-
ter work is over. Between one end
Of the year and another a horse con
sumes an amount Of dry heating food
which calls for a special regimen to
neutraliZe the excessive proteid con-
sumption that has taken place Thus
in autumn a ration of carrots given be-
tore the evening meal of oats is good,
md so in spring, at the fall of the win
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1906-04-07

There j. more tatarru IL ttil9 section OF IN
country thtaall other dts"u>e- pl+ tO@Nt Iit-r.
ami until the last faW years wa. eIiros' i 20
be ipcurabia. ora great flauE years Gus't -
pronounced il a local disease ana rrceari BE- d
local remedies, and 10y constantly sa.i,n. 70
cure with local treatment, prni.ouncch IL in
durable. Science mas proven tatarrh - ne u
constitutional disease and therefore II. wire,
constitutional treatment. hairs tatarra
Cure, manufactured ~ I. j. Cheney d co.,
Toledo. Ohio, is the Only constitutional cure
on the market. 1t is taken internally in doses
from 10 drops TO tablespoonful ltacts direct
ly on the blood and mucous surfaces Of the
system. They offer one hundred dollars for
any case it fails to cure Send for circular,
and testimonials. Address +. J. CHENEY d
Co., Toledo, 0.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills fo- CONSTIPATION
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1906-04-07
Facts About Ashes.

1 The use of wood ashes for tertilizing
! purposes is among the oldest Of ration
al agricultural practices. The disap-
| pearance of forests and the substitu-
I ton Of coal as fuel have reduced tho
/ commercial importance OF ashes to
comparative insigniticance. NotWith-
standing these recognized facts. there
is hardly a subject related TO the fer
tlilzing of crops SO surrounded by err
IOr as the often accepted belief in the
superiority OF ashes over all substi-
tutes. The real value of ashes is so
great that harm only can come from
the exaggerated and erroneous cOncep-
lions OF these persistent advocates
They are found among farmers and
specialists in many sections. as wide
l. separated in surrounding and
practice as at the nursery
men of New York and the
pineapple growers of Florida. These
two classes of agriculturists are
among the most Intelligent OF all crop
producers, yet recall one Of the for
mer who took great pains to collect
he used on the superstition that they
contained at least percent OF actual
potash, only to learn, after they had
been applied to his trees that they real
ly contained about one-half of l per-
cent. One of the latter class of con-
sumers applied many tons to his plan
tatiOn, under the impression he
was using 40 percent OF IS.
through a misinterpretaton co:
rlicated analysis, later to lean tt
his expensive alleged hardwoo ash
contained about 3 percent of the ma
terial for which they were purchased.
There must be some reason beside in
cidental ignorance for the practice of
these men. The belief in a.. .es is
founded on real value. The error re-
suits from a misunderstanding Of facts.
There seem to be two eri n be-
lief, which are chiefly RESP for
common mistakes in the Us shes.
First, is the superstition tn lie pot
ash in ashes is in better .orm than
that from other sources; second. that
the constituents of ashes. having al
ready existed in plants, possess some
direct and special adaptation to the
requirements Of plants.
The facts are. that the BENEFITS from
tie use Of ashes, and they are great,
are due in only a comparatively small
degree to the potash they contain. The
amount Ct this constituent Is Il ually
small. and may be secured more eco
nomicaIly from other sour5 es.-I{o.no
and Farm.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1906-04-07

this trouble. II Was Just as if I'LL tie
strength had gone from MY back
After suffering Tor some time lesa4
using Doan's Kidney Pills. I',.t re.A-
edy acted 1T once upon the k.lAr. 5.
and Wien normal action was restored
the trouble with my back disappeared
have not had any return of it,
l. or sale by all dealers. 50 cents a
lG3. Foster L..buIu Co.. Buffalo y. 7.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1906-04-07

I coald hardly walk.
There was an unac-
countable weakness OF
the la ok, and constant
pain and aching. ]
coald t.ud 10 rest and
was Very uucoiGt0rt"-
BE II night. As uly
health was good IN
every other way /
could not understand
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1906-04-07

Nearly all the young women who
went out with the Taft party are be-
coming engaged The Taft party is
growing stronger every day, declares
the Chicago Inter-Ocean.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1906-04-07

Tavlor's Cherokee Remedy Of let Gum
anu Mullen is Natures great rerlcd y-Curns
Coughs. Colds, Group and Constipation
and all throat and lung troubles. At drug
cists, 45c., zoe. and vl.00 PEI bottle,
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1906-04-07

None the less, We have the word Ct
the proyerb for it that honest men are
booked to get their dues shortly after
lie Insurance magnates fell out, de-
olares the Richmond Times-DespatsL.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1906-04-07

FTT@ rcrnHuaIl!v .#,n-.i >aatt- ar ae-vo-ls-
ness after ,irsl day IL - Pr Sin" u. =. II
Nprv, i3estorn- - 5':Lnat5 -}:a5, er-.i~ r-....
Dr. RI MINE lt!. 50 Are! i -. ~. 20
Korea has population Of G,5l@, Goa
Seoul. the c4oital aa> y ,@v'
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1906-04-07

Senator Clarke has be - for ST.
10000 the famous Union nine. FL
Dorado county. California, fur which
the Standard Oil COMPANY offered
S1,o5Q.000.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1906-04-07
HIS ONE WEAK SPOT.

Prominent Minnesota MerchR mt Cured to
stay Cured by Doans Kidney Pills.
0. C. Hayden, of Q. c. Hayden 4
Co. dry goods merchants. Of Albert
Lea. Min. lys: Il Was SO lame that
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1906-04-07

Take Laxative Brome QuiHine Tablets.
Druggists refund II 5any ii il fails t. cgra. +.
W. Grove signatura on each box. -.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1906-04-07

There were no silver dollars coined in
1865.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-25
Wcnc offi3icllc GrtOgrnpbic.

Opitcr NoD, N.D., 2i 9luNuit.
- Frdii0ent 9iooiepeIt finOigt buttc
an OaB cr iih Der Garucgic'ihcn
Gcdtifrei6lmg9 91eiorm du0citbIoi.
len uto 0cm Regiertng&Oruder IN
@nibington NcicbI crtbeilt bat, fiiui.
tiGbtI uIlc ans ocm MciBcn S5duie
fontmenOcn oiii3icllcn 3ofumente,
cinidIieBlidb ser ErGiiOcntenbotidaf.
ten, im @mtlongc nit ocn @mpic6.
llnnen 0e@ Mcdtihrei6lngS S.Neform.
Counties icbcn SIT ldiicn, on bciIcn
Spite 0ronOcr W}ottbeuS BON ser
Columbia llnioeriitGt ltcbt.
5iir'S Gritc ioa iih oie Ncuerrng
ouf 300 Wortc crItreden mo ole Slitc
cntb1lt Iold)c @ortc pie ytbru" uno
ito" mcIhc biSber through" unO
though" budItobirt murOcn. Die
oifi}icHe @cnebmigung oicierReform.
9cmcgun8 olrh Sen 9r1ijocnien gilt
ais 3cihen, Oob Die ncllc 9uhitubir.
Wtctbo0e .6inncn A1lr5em pom gan5en
2onOe acceptirt nerocn miro. 4ri.
Ootiefrctdr 2oeb bat iiG cine 2ilte Ser
800 @ortc bciteat mo miro nnh
i0rer 2lnflHit befebIen, 0oB ale i'm
@eiBcn Sauic nuigciebten S6riit.
itiidc inn ginflan9c nit ocrielbcn
buhitu6irt luerocn. Md6riGeinlih
mcrocn Die G6ci2 Ger greflttip De.
portcmcnt9 in Nai6mgton Oem gei'
ipiel oes Er0It0enten ioIgen umo Oie
neiic WetboOe oud) in ibren rcipetii'
ben Iepartements eiufiibren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-25
&etRen f6 um i'm,
Eulitifcr nnN 9iciicsCnfcl in Dem
-Gmpfana am 30. Nn0nit,

Hciic Cntc( bottcn oie idouc 2(iiairc
ou2lc6eft iu0 jctt ioQ ibncu sic.
icIbc 0urh 4}olititcr aus ser 6onO
9enommen mcr0cu, - Gdruc1ic'a
9ubItabir Rciorm ijnoct Suaoc
por Sen 2(uacu 9tooieucIta. --
aimiti0bm miro in Sen Cohmcu.
ten aus Sem MciBcu &olc pho.
uctiiM 6llbto6iyt. - 0cpoiitorcn
ser ,Otilmaufee 2Ipcnuc Stdtc
@ant" crbaItcn yuan3ig Ero}cnt
y cm Nort, 2l, g(uBuIt.-SorrD
W. 99ultcr pcltbcr bel Dem 9lrruugi.
rem cinco GmpionQS oc5 9rn. @n1.
). Nrpou bel ocNcu Dicligcr glmtlmit
om 30. gluQlit 0urC6 bic Commercial
Grnpcller@ Nuti Erult Scu1ue" cine
0roBc Hollc ipicltc, bci1lpert lid), 0uB
lid Jest Foititer, nit 9llcr. Group
Don Connecticut unO 9tornuH 4.
!Qtnt bon Buffalo al ser Spibr, ser
@cuc0lnA 3u bcmddtigen periu6Cu,
Dab icOo6 oic n@cogue" oic Gms
pfong5 . Arrangements coutroIircn
mcroc, lcl6it lUent lic allen EoIititcrn
Oen Stuhl Dor Die Ebiirc icbcn muB,
SEER 9rpnll" lagtc y8ulfer 5clttc,
Duubu Die Gillo0lnQ BON ser oGom.
mcrciol GropcIlcrs 2Inti (utIt Sea,
que" an lmO mir gIuuben 0uB cr ais
ibr @uit criheiucn miro"
Ncrr Dad, melchcr Ntitglco oeS
0cnlotrutiiheu gtutional-Gontitc'S iiir
9tcusOort it, ia9te 3ur 2Inhuort, cS
bcrrihc Der ol9cmeinc Ginorud, 0aB
Der 9ruon.6mpion0 einc politiicbc
2Itfoirc lei m0 buB i'm ouH Nrpnn
iclbit ais iolhc betrndte Gr icbe on'
rlm njht cin, uorlm Folitifer BON
DER 9Ctbcili9lm9 oorml uuSGcihIoiien
icin iolltcn g8oS i'm (Niod) onbes
lon1c 70 bobc cr ocnl Gpmitc tcinc
SMluicriafeitcn perllrioht rmo bon
0rn 6earit lei in ben Arrangements
feine Re0e gelueien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-25
(Srhnlten 20 lsrpscnt.

Gbtcogo, "a 2ht9uit - 0ic
y oWihpoufee 2lpenue State gmf, +"
nelhe fiir5li6 iaQirte, begann beute
Die 2llts5abhng BON 5Don3ig Bro5ent
an 5000 uun 0en $4,000 0epoiitoren.
Der anorong Der @lGubiger begonn
id)on nm Iagc5an6rud, un0 ais oie
Tbiiren qe6iinet luurOen poreu GO
Tolijiitcn niht I'M Stonoe, Dem 2In.
iturm @iOcritanO 81 lciiten. Die
guS5a6lrng ser 5000 eriten Qepoii.
loren nnbm Sen gdnjen )eltii0cn 3ag
in 9lnipruh 0}orgen meroen 5000
weitere Gl1ubiger 90 Rro5ent ibrcs
8utbabens er6alten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-25
Wl0rScriIdlc OiIdllinge.


2ur8riff nuf Observation-Disclosures ir
2ouiiiouu. - 3Ipei Gerionen &c.
t0otct unO mcbrcre id)mer pcrlett.
gtem Orleans, Ga, "a. Mug.
- 9tniicnbaB bat bei Zen Yiile, I'M
n6rOIiheu lbeile oca airfipieIs Gal
caiien, 3u ctncm blutigcn Gonflift aea
fiibrt, NnOinner MiidlinGe, oIs
,GeO Bones" 6efannt, jhoiien aui ole
2Irbcitcr an ser Santa 6e.gu6n,"
ais 2cttcre icb 3i i6rem Eager 20
Meilcn meitIif pon 0ofuille, in einen
mr pdrIib bciie0eItrn 1iItrift, be-
fun0er. Is lultrOcn 6rei6cbn EerIos
ucn aeihoiicn. orci iegcr uno 3ebn
@cBc. 3ruci Berionen blieben toot
ouf sem EInbe, icdS 1purocu ihlucr
uno iituf IcidJt uerlcbt.
Die 9lngreiier maren sic oReo
Bones, Oic lle6errcItc eincS aiten
SnoioncritanmeS iin0. ooH Oerort
nit gtegcr6lr ncruiidt IinO. 6nB lic
bnIb 9teger, bolb SnOianer limo Sic
lpeiGcrn iiH, nlS9leger flaiiiii5irt ooer
ais ioIAe bcbanOclt 5u meroen inO
6cgen tieicn 6db gcgen oie 6drbigen.
9ei perihie0enen @elegen6citen Be.
3eihncten iic it'd ais 3n0iuner uno
perIangten cine G6nIife StclIung pic
sic 8eiBcn.
Garirbcr atige6rod)t, oab Oie 9abn
in i6r 2ou0 einOrang, ueriibten Ole
oSlc0 Bones" eincn m0rOcrii6en gln-
ariii, inOem ie in Elm 3eIt, in tpel.
dem lid OrciSebu peiBe unO farbige
9Ir6eitcr ser n8iragbp Contraction
60" bcionOcn, fcuertcn SGmmtlihe
ISnioiicn 0eS 3cltcS pur0cn enhueber
aetoOtct oOer Oerlebt, inter oeuiel6en
c6eniouS cine gegerin. Ter Sderiif
hot iid nit mebreren 0eputirten auf
bic 8criolBuna Ser fliidtigen SnOia.
ucr Gcundt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-25
gci'm Widen Uernuoliift.

Nttantic Gitp, gtsD, "a.
}(uGuit - 2c>piS Sinpfius, iriiber
in philadelphia pobnboit, luur0e
bcutc uu6e 9rigontine Gitp nit 5uei
@cidbrteu in elmer fleinen gurfnIIe
bei'm ,Siiden 0urA einen Sturm
iiberrnidt. Cine 1obe @ele rib
SimpfinS ans oent fleineu 6abr5eug
inS Oicer INTO aae anitrengumgen lei.
ner @eidbrtcn i'm 81 retten bIie6en
pcrgcblid, IS gclaug i6ncn ihlieb.
lid, Den a0rper pieOer an 9oro 5it
jicbcn oueu oaS 2c6en mar ent.
fIo0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-25
:, WinndJnrin" GaRa9icrc iucitcr be-
f0rOert.

&ono(uIu, "a. 2tllBuit. - Die
@uRe Oc3 GIT Hat6itt @SIono geitran.
octen Campers .W1ndrlrin" bat lif
in 6oIgc Oea beute cingctrctenen itiir.
miihen 8ctter3 etwoS perihlimmert.
0aa 6intertbcil oc5 ShifieS itoBt auf
oos 9tiii nui.
Ter lranSport0ompfer .2ogan"
Hiul belttc ua6 Manila ab uno uabm
ocn @cncrnl ra9. j, Smith, oen
ncucu @ice-@eneralgouperneur Der
Hbilipptncu. lm0 oeu Gicbter u. ".
@il6crt. mel6e lid ais Hoiiagicre auf
Der o0iouhuria" 6cflnoen 6uttelt,
NIT
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-25
SranS nnS Ennif nnf cinem Gidlter.
Idtifi.

GbicoQo. 81 2Iuguit - auf
eincm 2ihtcrid,iic, oas aui Dem Gbi.
cago Riper in grnnO geratbcn mar.
brah III 6olgc oes grplooirenS elmer
2uoun1 uon 4lubpatronen Elm Gonif
aus. 0as 2ebcn Der aus 20 2eiiten
beitebenoen genannlmg mar in 8e'
fnbr. Die 2ette rettcten iih, inoer
lie ms Muiier iprunBen uno ans
SanO iduammen. GaS Shiif brnntte
6einube bis auf oen Waiieripiegel nie-
Der. Ter Sd,aOen 6etrdgt 100000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-25
Stenslano in Sunoon.

Naotion. @isc.. 2i. 9llguit. -
z. .. Strommc. frilber als 3ournn.
fit bier tbdtia, id)reibt bieiigcn BE.
nmtrn nuS Qon0on. oab Eaul ..
StenSlano, ser fIiitbtige GrGiioent
ser perfrnhten ,,MfImoltfee 9lpenue
Stntc Qnnf" in Chicago. am 10. 9hl.
quit in 2onOon mar. Stronlme, mel.
der Stenslano gut fenut. iab OenieI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-25
@ia Nc,u.SrlcanS gcmclbct.


@dbrlmg. - Snlurgcntcn reid
lid nit Mniien lm0 N2luitiou
Deric6cn. - Nmnerion ais 6iilia.
mittcl.
u en- Grlcou5, 81. 9htguIt.
- Cine Spe3iuloepcihe Der bicii.
gen nEicapnnc" ans 0uuauo lautct d:
SrOb OeS 9lbIcugnenS Der 9icNierlng
bat Ole repoltionGrc 9cpcglmg IN
Gnba iid) riciig enipidelt. Sic gonjc
,SnicI lit ourf Den 2IuiitonO IN @dD-
rlmg gefonImeh mo eS lit }ur Belt
unob'cb6nr, meIdc tSolgen 0ie 9cpc.
glmg babcu miro Die 9iGIicrltng
bcbauptet, Die 9te0oIte IN Tuei ooer
0rei Mohen unterOriiden 3u f0nnen
0iele 2lnlidt miro bon 2elltcu Del6e
@clc9cnbcit bntten ole Stinmung
lln0 bic 9tidh,ng oeS 8olt9lUiQenS
mobl III beobndten ourdal5 nid)t
9ct6cilt. Qie HrDolltiondra bnbcn
oen &umpf ieit Der letten @rGiiOen.
tcnUobl mobI uorbereitct un0 Die ?los
miniitratipn bat oic StGrfc Der Re
uollltionspartei lmterih1tt. Dion
mciB iett. 0oB i'm Souie Scr Iebten
5pei Wonate perifieoene SaOnngen
BON Waiien bon Der 4iiite uon Slo,
rioa in Cuba gelanoet puroer lno
Dab Die ISniurgenten nit arieAsnote.
rial nobl Oerieben iino. Biele CSe.
i11itsleute bon 6npdno iin0 ser Nm.
iid)t, onB fir Die Der. Stauten Die
NotG1penoigfeit elmer Ginmidung
mo Der Nnneftirung Scr ,SneI iih
erge6en miro. Sn Sen fuufm1nni.
iben areiien aIler gr6Beren Stdote in
Gubn miro Die 2lnneftirhrg Olr6 Die
Der. Staaten gonj oiien beiilruortet,
9tud) oie 5ii6rer Ser Reuulition sic.
ben Oie Annerion einem 6ortbeiteben
Der iebigen @erbdItniiie Dor Gie
nmerifaniifen gepobner Der ,Ssle
OF Yires" iteben ouf Seite Der Heoo.
lution1re, Oenen tie auen oentbaren
Bori6ub gegen YaIm1's 2lOminiitrd.
ton IeiIten Iie 6i6ten.SnieI miro
fir oie Repolition0rc cine midtigc
Gperationsbaiis 6iloen."
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Nener Mnbun IN Brownsville?

2(nitin, Ger. u. 2tugnit. =
Man meIoet. oab Elm 9utdiIlon Der
1rl,ppen gu Camp Matubrp innerbuIb
elmer Stunoe mod Der merifuntiden
8ren3e abgeben miro. Der Sruno
oniiir lit nidlt genau 6efannt. auein
es uerIulttet, bab neue 8irren jit
groipnsuiQe allsgebroben unO oaB
Die Iruppen Oort6in beItimnt iino.
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Bon ben Spsialilten einselaocn.

Cincinnati 0bio, "a. 9(ng.---
NnmenS ser io5ialiitiiden Rartei pom
Gincinuati lit eiue ginlaoing perEoit
ur Nm 5! &rpan ergangen, am 9.
September nit uebreren 8ertretern
Der io5inIiittlden 9artei oie io5ialiiti.
ide Sroge III oisfutiren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-25

ben nuf ser StruBe unO begab ii6
ipGtcr nah Ociien 3immcr in einem
1otel, nm i6m eineu 9eiuh ab3uItnt.
ten. StcuSlon0 mar ic0ud iu}uiihen
Uio &lieBingcn nad Dem europdiiben
Continent n61ereiit Stronlme iogt
ierucr StcnaIanO ici reidlif NIT
@e!Nmitteln periehen aemeien.
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9innOrciic MIR $1.00.
Grirlinu atnte ueue sGa.eTpre6bOOte
g2Oro Baltimore" mo yEcnn" nndJ
Hhilu0clpIin.

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