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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-04-20
NOTICIAS DEL
EXTERIOR.
La ASAMBLEA NACIONAL EN- RUSSIA.
Los Gadaverss del tsnlente Schmidt J de sus tres
COmpaKerOs fuerOn arrOIadOs Al mar.

Chita (Siberia Oriental) Abril IL
81 gobernador, general Rennenkampf, ha
conmutado por la pena de trabajos forza-
dos la pena de muerte que habfan sido
condenado los trece funcionarios de correoa
que tomaron parte en- Ia Ultima huelga..
San Petersburgo, i'd, id.-Hoy han to-
nido efecto aquf las primeras elecciones
para la Asamblea Nacional.
Doce miembros del Consejo del Imperio
son nombrados por un congreso compuesto
de los representatives de las asociaciones
comerciales industriales de toda Russia.
No ha habido discursos. Todos los nue.
vos elegidos son gentes de negocios que
ocupan posiciones elevadas.
Son conservadores todcs ellos. Ell ex-
ministro de Comercio senior Tinuriazef,
quien presidfa ell Congreso, ha sido nom-
brado unanimidad delegado al Conseio
del Imperio.
Nadie duda que venga el jefe de los Ii
berales a la primera camara del Parla-
mento.
Moscou, i'd, id.-Las prisiones que Sc
llevan q cabo aquf cada dia, por causaa
polfticas, varfan de Glen 4 doscientas.
Odessa, id. id.-En oonformidad con
las 6rdenes expedidas por ell vice-almiran-
te Chouknin, comandante de la escuadra
del mar Negro, los caddveres del teniente
Schmidt y de sus tres compaferos han sido
exhumados y arrojados al mar la noche
Ultima.
Las autoridades de Otchekff han publi-
cado una proclama prohibiendo las visitas
las tumbas de los marines.
Sa Petersbugo.-Segdn informacionea
recibidas de San Petersburg, ,reina un ham
bre terrible entire los hahitantes de la pc
nfnsula de Cohukchts Extreme Asia.
Moscou. La administration provincial
ha decidido procesar al Principe Pablo
Dolgoroukof, quien esta acusado de habe1
excitado q los campesinoa la revuelta en-
la nravincia de Moscou.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-04-20
AL POLO
EN- AUTOMOVIL
Charles yFrederiGk BurCh Sc epreparan
para un CuriOSO Viaie de eXpI0raCiOn

Dos residences de Minneapolis Estados
Unidos), Charles Frederick Burch, Sc
preparan para emprender un viaje de ex-
ploraci6n al Polo Norte, sirvi6ndose para
clio de un autom6vil, que para el objeto
han ideado construido.
Esta maquina, cuya fuerza motriz la
procura Ell vapor de aqua caliente, es de
dimensionos sufcientes para proporcionar
los viajeros la mayor suma de conodi-
dad possible que Sc puede aspirar IN ta-
les circunstancias. Varios capitali-tas de
Minneapolis eatdn interesados en- q asunto
y los excursionistas esperan poder levantar
fondos sufcientes para los gastos del viaje.
Despues de EXPERIMENT., solo quedara
por hacerse el del viaje en- aeroplano, pues
es claTo que 81 presente siglo no dejarS
NADIA por yer nj experimental.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-04-20
lHO GCAIlRRARsE !

El oatarro es una enfermedad que Iiene
mucha mas importancia de la que general
mente Sc le atribuye Invade todos los Or
ganos del cuerpo cuyas funciones fuerzas
debilita profundamente. Els oausa fFeCuen.
de Ia sordera; afeota la vista, la naPfZ Ia
gsrganta y es generalmente por donde en-
oieza la tuberculosis 8 tisis.
La mlsma facilid8d y la frecuenoia con
cue 80 pesca un catarro hace las pergonsa
lndiferentes para curarlo y la gran mayoria
no Be preocupa de las consecuencias.
Les bafioB frtos por la mahans Immediate
mente despues de deiar el lecho, dormir con
las ventsnas abiertaS y evitar las corrientes
de a1re, son precaucioneg muy buenas que
no cuesta trabajo el observarlas Pero el
preventive mas SECURE, mas elc&x, mas fScil
y mas positive y tambien Ell que aconseian
los medicoB, es la Emulsion de SCOTT de acei
to de higado de bacalao.
EB sorprendsnte la fuerza, vitalidad, enerl
gfa poder de resistencia que reoibe
Cuerpo humane de las pequelas dosiS de
Emulsion de Scott, que Sc le administFan
cor oonstancia. Esta Emulsion, REQUIRE
interiorme ente todas las parties debiles vul-
neraoles del cnerpo y 10 pone al abrigo de la
tnfeoci0n oatRrral
De cuRndo en- cuando apareoen industria-
les POGO escrupulosos anunciando emulsioneB
vinos o preparados los que atribuyen pro-
ptedades curativas que no tienen hasta hsv
quien SO atreve adecir en- letras de imprenta,
que el petrolSo kerosina e8 un alimento
tQue es 81 petroleof Un aceite mineral
4ue Sc usa como oombustible para lubricar
y lfmpiar maquin&s y para alumbrar-Una
Bubstancia indigestible que carece de la pro-
piedad esencial de todo alimento cual es Ia
Asimilacion; que pasa al traves del tubo in
testinal sin modifcarse sin ser absorbida:
una substancia, en- fin, que no tiene ninguna
de las propiedadeV curativas alimsnticiaa
del aCeite de hfgado de bacalo Si SO dijese
que el petroleo eS un alimento para maqui-
mas podFia paasr, paro no para al cuerpo hui
mano
81 ten6is alguna duda, preguntad vues-
rto medioo; el os confirmara esta verdad; y
oi eStaiS escasoS de fuerzas, de oarnes de
cingrs, o. aconSeiara que tomeis Ia Emul-
Baonde Scott
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-04-20

IGRAN REALIZACIONl- En- La
Villa de Madrid" Sc han recibido casimi-
res desde dos dollars el traje. Millionaire
de hilo y de algod6n; paio de billar fran,
ces, camisetas de crepe, g6neros de hilo,
encajes, tiras bordadas, trajes bordados; til-
TINA novedad.
Casa exclusive en- elastootina para frae
y smoking.
La Villa de Madrid" es la tienda dom
de acuden las personals de gusto San
Francisco 81. Telefono 273. Apartado
764. San Juan, P. r.
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OZOVIJLSION
Ell ALIMENTO QUE 10 HARA A
VD. FUERTE Y SALUDABLE.
Y QUE NO PERMITIRA QUE EN-
IRE EN- sU CUERPO Ell PA
RAsITO DE LA UNCINARIA.


La Ozomulsion es una medicina nntriti.
va y reconstituyente que 10 volverd fueFte
y jOven.
Els un alimento compuesto del Aceite de
Hfgado de Bacalao mas puro que Sc puede
obtener, combinado con 81 Guayaco. la
la Glicerina , los Hipofosftos de Cal y
Soda.
No hay otro alimento nj medicina que
le sentara como la Ozomulsion, prepare
ci6n cientffca que da fuerzas y carnes.
No importa que 6rgano nj parte de su
cuerpo Sc encuentra d6bil, la Ozomulsion
10 fortifcara y 10 sanard.
A las peTsonas que eatan acostumbradas
4 depender de las drogas para la curaci6n
de aus males, les parecera casi incredible 10
que aquf decimos, pero aquellos que como
cen las verdaderas necesidades del cuerpo
humane, comprender6n que en- el ALL
MENTO solamente existe la fuerza basica
de Ia salud, y que, para dar fuerzas y for
mar carnes, las dTogas vienen tener Ell
mismo valor que tendrfa IN pedazo de
papel de seda para cegar una via de aqua.
ST estd Vd. sufriendo de algdn NAL GRO
nico ponga su f6 en- Ia Ozomulsion.
ST sufre del pecho tiene pulmones de-
biles pruebe Ia Ozomulsion.
ST tiene la sangre descompuesta 8 empo-
brecida y esta condici6n Sc da conocer
por medic de barros, diviesos q otras-erup-
clones disfguradoras, purgue su cuerpo
con la Ozomulsion.
Las siguientes son las propiedades cura-
twas de sus ingredientes
Aceite de Hfgado de Bacalao-da San
gre, Forma Tejidos Sanos, Nutre y Sos
tiene.
Guayacol-es antis6ptico, Destruye los
microbes, Aliyia la ToS y Cura los Ca
tarros.
Glicerina-Calma, Ablanda Sana.
Cal Soda-Forman Dientes Huesos
81 Sc TOMA LA OZOMULSION
CON CONSTANCIA NO HABRA
QUE TEMER LA ANEMIA.
Sc dara un Frasco de Muestra Gratis al
que 10 solieite, enviando su nombrs J di-
recci6n completa la
OzOmuIsiOn Company.
SO Pine Stet, New York.
Sc halIa de venta en- todas las farma-
cias.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-04-20

Ell BANCO POPULAR DE ECONO-
M1AS X PRESTAMOS DE SAN JUAN
DE PUERTO RICO FUNDADO EN-
Hace prestamos hipotecarios con ga1an-
ua personal con deposito de alhaias v
OtrOs ValOres.
Adnmite imposicines de dinero, expide
documentos de fianzas por aIquiieres de
casas y hahitaciones memories, v paga ell 6
p5 de interes sobre cantidades que De de-
positen; acepta cantidades en- cuenta CO.
,Tente con el uso de cheques para disponer
de los fOndOs abonado ell misIno interes de
pS de acuerdo con los Reglamentos que
cada libreta contiene. 40 v. a.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-04-20

En- esta imprentass vande papel de pc.
ri6dico vieio 8 e2,00 q quintsl.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-04-20
INDICATOR GENERAL

coNsEJo A LAS MADRES.-El iarabe caIn,ante de
eencra Winsow debe usaTse sempre que losnos esan
Pequeno paeente, produce sueho natural trsnuuIo
9lva 81 dolor 81 angelic despiera muy vivo aepre
IS mY agadabe q paladar, calma al nino ablsnda ss
enelas ahya sus dolores, hace ees las fincones del
esonago regula los intestnos. Es el mejor sremedo
Sonoel9o para IA daea va provenga esa de Ia denc6n
de suaquera ota Tengase mucho cudado en- pedr
de todos -
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OzOmuIsiOn Company.

VINO TINTO CALICO sUPE-
RIOR DEL RIVERO EN- CUARTE-
ROLAS. Ofresen Sucesores de l. Villa
mil & Co. s. en- G. 30v.
PASADAS las fiestas de Ia temporada
del CARNIVAL ha realizado Ell popular
AneerieO 6aIas su gran surtido renOvan-
dolo con artfculos propios para SensGnG
Santa P6scesGs En- calzado no hay
quien compita con '.EI Popular" Las
damas encuentran allf todo 10 que deseen
en- ar1culos de Ultima novedad. P.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-04-20

-JUNCOS-A don Nicolas Benite-
Delgado, le imvitamos one conteste nues-
tras cartas, para one rinda cuenta, de los
intereses que le han sido cOnfados de esta
Empress durante 81 tempo que fue agente
de estediario en- Ia iudicada peblacidn
Esperamos ser atendidos para que desa-
parezca este reclamo. p
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EnLo corsespoDdeDclu

Fianzas en- met6lico y con frma.
RecibOs talOnarios para cObro de alqui
lerea de casa.
ConocimisntOa de Goleta.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-09-27

Fritz Olsen is repairing and fixing
up his house, recently vacated by Mr..
Cruise and will move his family into
it some day this week.
Will Slater took first premium at
Arion street fair. on barley and Mrs.
Wingrove second. The funny part
of it is that the barley all came out
of the same bin and was all raised on
Mrs. Wingrove's land. The first
premium was two dollars, the second
one dollar.
MIS-. Bonney has put the finishing
, touch on her home property by put
ting up a handsome fence. When the
fruit trees get to blossoming and the
grass and flowers grow she will have
very pretty yard.
Howard Towne took first prize on
wheat at Arion last week. Amount
one dollar.
Cal Carpenter and wife were visi-
tors at the County seat Saturday.
Mrs. Horatlo Wingrove received
second prize at Arion for butter.
John Kepford and wife and daugh-
ter Fury were shoppers in Denison
Saturday. On their way to town,
they stopped in Coon Grove and took
dinner with Luther Carpenter and
family.
| John Duff has built fine new barn
on the farm he recently purchased
near Denison. When that is complet-
ed he intends building a fine new
house.
Paul Weatherby after few days
visit with his parents has returned to
his work at Des Moines.
| Hilly Newman and wife drove over
from Arion Sunday to spend the day
with Mrs. George Carpenter.
Daniel Weatherby and little son
Fred transacted business at Denison
last Saturday.
There will not be church at the
Catholic church here again until the
first Sunday in October, when there
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-09-27
Buck Grove

Last Thursday at two O'Clock at
the German church in the country,
occurred the marriage of Gus. Arnold
and Miss Newcomer. The bride is the
daughter of the German Evangelical
minister and is we'll known, as is also
the bridegroom. having grown up to
manhood in this vicinity. The wealth
er was fine and there was large
number of invited guests. about three
hundred. all of whom responded. They
gave large dance in the evening and
a sociable good time was enjoyed by
all. The good wishes of their many
friends follow them into their new
life.
James O'Meara and wife drove to
Dow City Saturday. While there
Mrs. O'Meraa received news of the
serious illness of her aunt a. Blencoe.
She left at once for her bedside.
Lille Paulsen and Bernice Bon
ney attended the street fair at Arion
Saturday.
Daniel Cruise received word of the
death of his sister at Churdan. la.
The lady had been sick for several
weeks with heart and stomach trou-
BILE, which caused her death last We'd
nesday at ten O'Clock. Mr.. Cruise
was unable to attend the funeral
which occurred Friday. as the trains
did not run right for him to make
connections.
Mrs. WEIGH and children with Mrs.
George Harvey took in the sights at
Arion Saturday.
Miss Shannon of Irwin was the
guest of VERNE Moffitt Saturday and
Sunday.
Glenn Harvey and Ola Hodgell
were among the sight seers at Arion
Saturday.
Owing to the inclemency of the
weather, Daniel Cruise and family
did not get moved to Arion until Fri
day.
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will be mass at nine O'Clock and a
class of children will make their first
communion.
Mrs. Ben Quathamer has been en-
joying visit from her sister at De-
fance for few days.
Sylvester Thew of Denison visited
his father one day last week.
Mr.. WEIGH made business trip to
Dow City and Dunlap Saturday. He
met his family at Arion and after a
few hours at the carnival returned
home with them in the evening.
Miss Ryan of Denver. Colo, is
visiting her cousin Mrs. Tess Sullivan
for few weeks.
Frank Switzer took first premium
on apples at Arion. the prize being
twenty-five pounds of stock food.
George Harvey went to Ute on bus
mess last Sunday.
Ben Quathamer and family visited
friends at Defiance Sunday returning
home in the evening.
Sidney Bonney and John Griffin, Jr.
drove to Arion to attend the carnival
dance Saturday evening.
Mrs. Albert stegeman has beer
nursing sore hand for few DAYS,
the result of severe cut. received b,
breaking the top off of glass fruit
jar while trying to screw the top on
Mrs. Armstrong from Lincoln. Neb.
is visiting her niece Mrs. Gertie Ha-
gan. has been quiet ill. and is still
under the Doctors care. 1t is not
very pleasant to be sick. but much
worse to be taken so. while away
from home.
Henry Hink and other friends
spent Sunday in the countryside, the
guess of Henry Hast and family.
William Arnd. who is candidate on
the republican ticket for township
trustee, met with a painful accident
last Wednesday evening, having the
misfortune to get his leg broken be-
low the knee. Your correspondent
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-09-27

has not learned the particulars. but it
is reported that it is matter for the
courts, and the facts will then be
known.
Owing to the wet weather last
week. work on the cement walks had
to be discontinued. Mr.. Lee and his
force are busy laying an eight foot
walk IN front of Mr.. Quathamer' S
store this week. Buck Grove is be-
coming quite up to date.
Tom White, Jr. who went to
Sioux City few weeks ago has Sc
cured a good position in the railroad
shops at that place.
Grain is coming to town by the
wagon loads every -Four in in the day
and our agent Mr.. Finnegan is kept
constantly busy.
George Frahm held celebration at
his home last Monday evening. The
occasion being christening. All
there had good time.
several VI OuT IeaCN0TS IN In0 var.
ious districts are very much interest
ed in nature study and are introduc-
ing the work into their schools. Just
at present it is bugs and worms.
Some are quite successful in securing
specimens, others don't have such
good luck. Your correspondent was
listening to conversation between
two teachers few days ago, and
was much amused to hear one teacher
say regretfully to the other. 81
don't find very many, but q just has
worms till she can't rest.''
Forest Moffitt was Denison caller
on Monday. He drove his sister Yer
ME and her lady friend in to College.
Mr.. O'Meara and wife and Leo
transacted business in Denison Mon
day.
Mrs. Jack Welch was on the sick
list for few days.
Thecil Hemphill returned from a
few days visit in Arion Monday.
Minnie Paulsen came home from
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-09-27
500 FOR A BOTTLE

This would not be large price to
pay for Or. Drummond's Lightning
Remedies if one could not get relief
any cheaper. The Drummond Medi-
cine Co, New York, have received
hundreds of unsolicited testimonials
from grateful people restored to health
by the use of their remedies, who
would not hesitate to pay any price
rather than suffer the former torture
If you would like to try these remedies
and your druggist has not got them,
write direct to the company. Agents
wanted.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-09-27

FOR SALE-A fine farm of 100
acres located in Hanover township,
we'll improved, four miles from Ken
wood and eight miles from Denison.
Also half section in Hanover town
ship section q, we'll improved. For
further information call on William
Dickson, R. F. D. No. q. Denlson,
Iowa, Crawford Couny Phone No. 81 B
36-4t
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Manila to spend Sunday.

Manila to spend Sunday.
Ernest Stegeman and wife came
home Saturday after ten days visit
with relatives in Schleswig. They
also took in the carnival at that in
teresting little burg.
Mr.. Bybee has closed his barber
shop and now Buck Grove has only one
barber. 1t is likely that one can
attend to the trade very nicely.
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Sept S 1906
Sept D lN6
Incorporated town OF to Schlaswig
Sight ann Ene1 ~ vllLft of lot q

Incorporated town OF to schlsswig
Sight and Fuel CO w41Hft of lot
block II sch.eswlg... .:..... -. so 90
Septic
Western Town lot co Town Of schles-
wig lots block Schlsswig.. -. 100 90
Elizabeth and William Petty to VIM.
E'Nicewonger lots and VIZ OF Tot
block l5s Denison. >. " -. . 100 90
j f Nicewongor Town OF Dow City. l7O 90
Rudolph Kolls and wife to VIM Rath
lot IS and VIZ of lot 81 block Co., 525 90
Gept8
Milo Patchin and wife to N H BrogIen
eIha of villa of Z 81 SO J. ........... 80 90
Lydia A Cole to Nell:e Adrian lot a
block Boyer. -. ...... 80 90
Wilhelm Carsten to Burcherdt
lot s'block 2 Chaster .osk... ;. 49,. 1900 10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-06-15
Sine mcrfluiirOioc GriGcinnna.

Ger ,a0lniidcn 3eihrna" miro
bon miiicnidoitlih AcbiIoetcr, jltper.
lGiiigcr Scitc aus aolf in ocr9lbein-
Eropin3 Acihrieben: vScbtcn W}itt-
nod, am IS. 2lpriI, Dem Eo0c oeS
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Dor ~ llbr, mar id) in mcincm 20
6orotorium nit enter Nuolpic be-
ihGitigt, ais ploblid) Gin 0lnnpter
SdlaQ criplgtc mo pom Der Mullo
Gin mGdtiAcS Stiid N}0rtcI bcrob-
iiel, 0os mir Die tbelIcrItct @crdtbs
ihoiten 5crtriimmcrtc. &ounm bate
ib MIDI c%inigcrmaBcn bon melnem
Sdreden crbolt, ais elm lallter Nll@-
rltf Der @Crpunocrrng mid nad
Dem Nchenraumc Iodtc, no nteln MI
liitcnt gcro0c an ser NngC bciddftigt
mar. Sin mcrtmilroigc5 8ilO bot
lid mir oor. Die ionit mrSgc5eibs
ncte MnAc ma nod nnbclultct mo
bod itano sic cine Sdole bart utf
Dem Slide oli, obpo6l 0ie un0ere
ldon nit elmer betrGdtlihcn Nn5obl
@cmi6ten bcldmcrt mar. O}ciu 2liii'
itcnt, Der an'hcincn0 Oltr6 INNER
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Hilcfen rcibcnO ncrmlmOcrt an oh
oicier uugcmobnIidcu Grihcinuna.
Ter &or0ona bottc faum 10 bis 20
Sctun0cn ge00llcrt. Wtir mar Die
Sohe Elm &dtbicl. Sd unteriuhtc
Den Nt0rtcl mo iono i'm gut. Grit
ais Die @idtter ole &orgGn1c III San
6ran5isco mo aus Dem &aboruto'
riltm N%olenberg bradtcn mar IS mir
flar, OaB ultf bier Die bcobadlteten
Norgdngc nit Den obcngenonntelt
g%reigniiien I'M engIten 3uiammen-
bonge Itc6cn muBten, Dab sic oorti-
gen GroldJmnnfltngen clncgSclle ilbcr
ooS pulfoniiAe @ebict Scr GiicI bis
bicrGer 9einlot babcn, menn audi
miuoer qeiGbrlifer Nlrt. Sett iiel
mir Elm, bnB ser @ngetiiA aus Glen
montirt lit, ebenio Die cine @uge-
ihnle mic sic @epifte aus Giien be.
iteben. IS muBten lid magnetiide
&org6nge obgeipielt bnben, Die ia
oie Itcten 9cglciter o Grobeben
iinol" - Sofe Scr 6odllcute bIeibt
es, ielt8uitelen, inDiepeit Oie BON
Dem @eobahter am ShluB oes Be
rid)tes gcgc6cne Geutltng 3utrifit.
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C5ir ben pSonntnGo- Gorrcfpouoent")
gin guro Der yCibOnnn" mad Nor
iucgcu nno Spitbcr9cn.
Son $. pom " G it II,
(S6lub.)

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Sag, luic mir i'm nid)t ld)oncr ga I'M.
ten am Nbcln bobcn t0nnen. Ger
Sinmcl bluutc ilbcr ms, 0tc &uit
temperutlr mar Den llmltdnOcn an
genlcIicn rcdlt %angcncbm. Gin lol
dies &cttcr brnlld)tcn mir fir 0Cn
beuti8cn So0, mobl 0cn intcrcliontG
iten Der Qon5cn Nciic. @ir iobcn
bei'm WtittoQ9eiien, Dem n0roIihitcn,
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mir cine 6lnihe Scft %lciltcte. notilr
lid oclltihcn, aupicrbcra @olO.
ga bicb c9: in mcniQcn Stlmocn
errcihcn mir bic Giagrcn5e, Miles
nnbm obcn oui Ser COMMUNICATIVE
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Gotten mo ip0bte binou9 nod Dem
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5clten Hobbeni0ngcrn 0rinQt tCin an.
OcreS Sdiii pic m1icrC oSihomo"in
10 n6rOlidc 9t%cgioncn. Gin5cIncSho
len nnbtcn, tlcinc Nrodcu. g4cibcl
MoOcn 9lcih mic9tcn lie lid im9I}ur
0ea ipiegcln0en McercS, (n Der Ser
ne Iclldtrtcn mcitcrc mcibc YiintthGn
alli un0 lhcinbor glittcn lie nuf ln@
5lL, mGbrCno mir Oodl ibncn }ltltCucrs
ten. SIMMER 9robcr mo arGbcr, i'm
mcr bihtcr uno oid)tcr mllrOcn bic
S6oQcn. Nnl0 iiberilntbctcn lic Ben
gon5en Sori5ont uno eridicncn Dor
ms un0 hintcr inns mic cine lcitc
Wtaiie. Ser Sori5ont glid) obcr nid)t
mie ionit ulti Dem meitcn Ntccrc Ell
uer Qlattcn 9inie, ion0cru einrm mel
Ieniormigcn 0at0c, Dem iibcrciuullz
Der geidobenenEodeiic fol1cno. Selt.
Jane @ebilOe ndberten iidl. IIudc
EIotten, gencigtc 9l0dc, hodroQcn0c
8eIicll, Die Den bi55urritcn @~citoltcrl
entipreden fonnten, III bletocnocr
@eiBe eritrableno. Yer obere SbciI
oes giies lab meiitenS ailf elmer brci-
teren llnterIuge. ooS @oiicr, bic
@ronopng botte 0oS iibri9c binmca.
gcipiilt; BORT ober, MO OaS GiS in Dos
Mteer tnltd)te, oa ifimmerte bic SID
DE I'M ionften Smorog0oriin ur0
sic Come flute Oaril6er GinlucN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-06-15
MilbClm VnidJ's Grinncrnngcn az
1913.
6orticbunN fol0t.)

Ser bCtunnte Sllntorilt Wllbclnl
@ltId), Der ihon Icit Snbrcn III polll'
ger 3urijfGc5o0enbcit in Wfed)t@boll-
len int Nannpper'id lcbt, er5oblt
aus NnIoB 0cs ocmndditigen Subj
lGlum2 Der Scdnil6en &odIdnlc III
Nouloper i'm ,6nnnop. Sour" init
Dicl &orne lciite GrlebniIe ort Dem
Eolutchnifum in Sannopcr ipdbrelln
oea OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1913.
@nih idrci6t: Die Gcdniide 9od)s
lduIe 5lt Sonnoper oocr bic rFolp-
tedniihc", mic mar cbcocm logtc,
babe ulld) id) NAL bciidlt. Wnnn mur
cS MIR glcih? Die @rltnonlollcrn
ocS SbcotcrS Itiegcn chen aus 0erGr'
DC bcrolii, ais idl BON 0irettor@liln'
ser Mid priifen lieb. 3tc FrilIing
ficl tilmmerlid) aus; ober er mctlttc,
mir moltcn'S periud)cn. 0umalS giltg
10 luoS nod. Sd mnr 16 Sabre alt,
ln0 "a id) pom CANOE cine 1emillcrs
bate Sdiihtcrltbeit ntit9cbrodt bot
tc, Die mid ME cine Sttnoc pcriGl.
men licB, 10 gingen mcitc Stlloicn,
beionoers ober I'M 3eihncn, Nobel
liren uno in Den Glemcntcn oiidb
gon3 leiolib poron InfangS uobttte
idl alli Der SAmtie0eItruBe BET liebeli
Serluonoten; nodber 500 id NO an
oers bin; oenn iuer lid) i'm Hnitd)en
llnb 0icrtrinfen iibt, mia cinen cigc-
men Sausihliiiiel boben. Gas Sobr
AS madte bebenflihen 2drm. lin
sen @oa sic 9etten perIdlnanoen.