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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-02
Governments Project for
Degatured Alcohol.
Manufacture on Small Scale
Not Profitable, Expert Says.
By Paying Attention TO Unused Raw
Material May Be cheapened.

Washington. Nov. 1.-The Depart
mcnt OF Agriculture through DR.. II. w.
Wiley. chief Of the bureau Of chemis-
try has undertaken to educate the
r.tr-n"rs regarding the manufacture Of
denatured alcohol. Two bulletins
were issued today devoted to til"
description Of the sources from which
industrial or denatured alcohol may b.,
obtained. the method of manufacture
and To some uses to which it may bo
yut, as we'll as statistics showing the
possibilities in the development of the
inluStry
Flrn Dr. Wiley'S discussion Of tn"
subject the conclusion is reached that
the manufacture of alcohol on a small
scale is not likely to prove profitable.
i}ec"use Of the regulations under which
the farmer would be required to con-
duct his still if he engaged in the
manufacture, it is evident That he
rust be content with ;'r'a';:' IN; the
raw materials and that he cannot look
forward to becoming Il practical dis
tillcr The bulletin on the subject Of
sources and manufacture :'1vS:
The principal uses If industrial NJ
puw., and the Manufacture Of the
iacqUerS, Varnish. :iIH'.lel'S; f:owdcr.
medicinal and pharma rutica' prepara-
tons. vinegar and ether When in
dustrial alcohol is made ut 4 pric" at
which it can compete with petroleum
ami gasoline, it doubtless ill be pre-
ferrei for the pusposca above men
toned because of it's .:reI OF safety
ana more pleasant odor. Under the
present conditions it is not probable
that Industrial alcohol can be offered
upcn the market at lnrrl less than
forty cents 4 gallon If - per cent
strength"
I,r. Wiley eXrrosscd the belief how
ever. that by paying attention to I'm
used sources of raw material and with
improved methods of manufacturing
and donaturing this price can be
,.iI.,iEis he'd.
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Boston Stock Market.


Now York. Nov. I.
FLDI'R-Rcceipts. 1i.2>c hbls: exports
1".i"l bills; sales. l".-:h packages. Market
firm nith a far demand.
WHEAT Receipts 1rnn0 bu: export.;
1a,>.1 bu. sales. 2.1"0.go bu futures Spot
tirm"r. No. . rcd S?'s elevator: No. rod
Sii> o II afloat: No. northern Duluth
S''s f . l. afioat; No. hard winter 81,
" h atirat.
coRN--Receipts: 81. 100. Spot firm; No
.. ~. elevator; F.Ji2 u ailolt. No.
yellow. ~ nominal; No. white. &C.
OATS-Rec"ipts. 5000 hu, exports. 1S%.
bu. Spot firm. Mixed oats .6iS1 lbs, rs
natural whitc. 3eo:33 lbs. ;3'j i0,4. clipped
white ::S!fiO lbs. 39n r..
Et.F,F'-F'irm.
LARp-Firm; Western prime. sa6nGs&aC
nominal.
Fork Steady: short clear. $l7g$ls.5O
mess. SiNUSlS.7i
RITTER Steady t" firm. unchanged
Rerc;pts. COS.
EGGS Firm: receipts. GOES. state Penn
and nearby fancy selected white. 81: dc
choice ;'cn%4: do mixed extra. -
pOTATOES-Iri easy. unchanged;
sweets, steady. unchanged.
S!GAR.Raw. quiet: fair. refining.
sugar. 3-f6: refined, steady.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-02

!ss@sE4;a5E
<ASEiSl1!ls:5E.sl
In effect o. toutr s. 1855.

PULLMAN CA. Si!h ICE
Pullman si"enlrE car between Boston
ami Caribou ca trdi'"s Il. lrrE i:"stnn at
l@ p NJ; Ean-or. 3"5 a. n. and Carl
Parlor car on train leaving ortherr
Maine Jet. ut ..l3 T. NJ. aud Caribou al
7W y. Nj. otrc"ins car go tr".h - IN =
Anxnst:, IT - !. n. AM. 'irrcnv lie al
35 p. NJ. Via Bangorl.
TRAINS Leave HtNGDE
Pressure Isle Car!h"u Fort i'.irii,iI Var
buren, and irt"rmrdidi- ttations
10 a. NJ. for ha'?.rttn non Works
HonIton rr, -,:u" III. "arino.'. w III H''
rem. Limest"n,. T. :; !'f.r'ie.i. q r"nv lie
1880 A. ", ki"eo. 20" z. n. and in..r-
mediate stations.
40 p. NJ for Aniiin"cNct. rattcn
Fairfield and Intermediate It ttl":rs
10 Z. NJ. for Dover Gre rvlilr and In
termcdlate stations.
TRAINS HI:i:IVt, BANGOR
9is n NJ from iii, n"ll'' ana in'"rme-
90 r. NJ from fort .,rrc.l. YIN
Buren,. Car bou, Frc sGuc ISLE. iIoulton
Ashland. Patten. MlIinocke.. <atatiin
Iron Works
-.z25 p NJ. from Carbon. Frcsque Isle,
land. Patten. Millinoc'lct. kincv. Green
vile.
1i45 p. NJ. from Van Buren,. Caribou
Fort Fairfield. Prosq'e Isle, Hou!ton.
Millinocket
Trains leave Northern Maine JET. for
Stockton and Sea:sport. IT 80 a. NJ: 2.,5
searsport at SO A. NJ: is =. n; and
325 r. NJ. arriving at Northern Mains
Jet. at 100 A. NJ. ?.2 +. NJ. and 40 r.
Gen m; s"reTintend. o. i F ( r a.
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Host"n, Nov l.
81 ..3sint$l.,o.
CORN Higher: No. yellow. $50.
OATS ne hanged: No. = clipped Az.
Hay; n"hanRnd: NJ. !, SO
MILL FEED-Duli; spring bran. 81. 25ei
S..
MIXED FEED s.. %. s"i
PORK Quiet: medium. $I2.25.
LARD-'tuirt: H..
BEEF stcadny: whole cattle. auaa..
I.AMES-s'tcady; spring, 1lf,12; fail. II
all.
NEA1S- Steady. 1lml,l.
BUTTER QUIT; Northern. "Nf,oa.
CHEESE l'nlI; York state l3:2dlt'%.
EGGS-i IiShrr; ch"icr, 3hti0; western
2tu29
APPLES Quiet; No. / Baldwin. sl7,u
s. -: CIR rtiinGs. | .,"t So.
J:;6i5,
SUGAR, Steady. on bash; Of s. FOL
graduated.
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Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago. Nov. l.
Scarcity of wheat suitable for milling
purposes caused strong local wheat
market TO-DAY. the December option clos
I'M: with a gain of 3,MSi Corn WAS IN
changed. Oats were up y. Provisions
We're 12;:N15 to a0ih higher.
WHEAT-Dec. 1a.mN: May 19nls.
CORN-Dec. 43ssTh; May 1904: July
H1sai"s.
DATS-Dcc 3337s; May 35ik; July 33ts
MESS PORK-Jan. s1n71s; May s14 2.
LARD,Noy c,S SHS5; Dec $3.50; Jan
SHORT RUSSIANS 7.72k; May s7s5.
FLOTTR-Steady.
WHEAT-No. 2 spring. 75u7sl4; No 3
ma: No 9 red. 72,74ik.
CORN-No. .. 49,: No. yellow. Az.
OATS-No. > white. blank; No. white
32i "a So.
!tYE-No. .. 61T62.
BARLEY-Good feeding. blank; fair t.
choice mailing, 4sN5O.
western. 81
TIMoTHY-Prime. si1O0s4.2o.
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PRIZE FOR FISHERMEN.
Sir Thomas Upton Wants Race Be-
tween Fishing Vessels.

RnrtOu Nov 1-Sir Thomas Upton
spent most of his time in Boston today
with Massachusetts sailors. profession
~ and amateur. He breakfastcd with
members of the Boston Yacht Club at
'!eir winter station on RoWeS wharf
nnd then Strollcd along the water front
- the distributing center of MassaChu-
set;s fisheries nj T wharf. Sir Thomas
went un board number Of the SChoon-
.re and after messing about among the
trolls. durics and bait tubs on the
decks came ashore and announced to
several hundred hardy mariners that
lr would Offer n valuable cup for fish
crmane race next year in Massachu-
Sotts hay.
From the water front Sir Thomas
came up town ana attended the lunch
con of the Massachusetts state Board
of Trade Of which one Of his most in
tj,nat. friends in this country. Charles
r. Adams of Lowell. is president. At
the luncheon Sir Thomas repeated his
staten. nj that he intended to challenge
again FOR the Americas cup.
The day closed with another banquet.
Sir Thomas being the guest Of the Bos-
ton Yacht club at an elaborai" funC-
ton At the New Algonquin club.
The gathering was a representative
enc. including nearly all prominent
lachtSmnn of Massachusetts. Speeches
were made by men who have handled
the till,r in a many noted ra"" H.,
american waters. and were greatly on
iOy"d
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-02

The director ot the treasury OF
Brazil. while hunting for som" lost
,apcrS, has made AZ, astonishing dis
covcry \ boy. which had not. ap-
rarnntly. been disturbed for many
Years. was found to contain gold.
silver and diamonds to the value of at
least 100000. Among the valuables
recovered are the imperial crown and
scepter of Brazil valued at 100000.
and the imperial mantle. bordercd
with gold. The box in which the
treasure was found is believed to have
been deposited in the Treasury since
1886
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PORTLAND GETS FRANCHISE.
Will Take Manchester's Place in the
New England League.

Portland, Nc. Nov. 1.-Announce-
ment was made tonight that TIL" fran
chisc of the Manchester baseball team
of the New England League will be
transferred to Portland for the season
Of 1907. The deal has practically been
contaminated. it is stated. and needs
only the sanction nf the league. which
meet; Jan /. at Boston.
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Supe;fuous Hair
Rsmoved by the Now fri"cirie
iOGU irQcSSN :.

A revelation to Modern SCI nee II Is
the only scientific and practical way to
destroy hair. .. ,...o :.
does not scar Or prNodnct a new growth.
better than X--t.v b--csrlSr t does not
burn. scar or raralyz: the tissues nnder
the skin; better than der latorles because
r. is not poisonous; there fore it will nor
cause blood poisoning o. pr duce eczema.
which IS ga common Nth dep'lttories, nor
does it break off TIE hair. thereby in
Don't vast time experimenting with
electrciysis, &-r.y and dcp:latorIes. These
are offered you on tine BARE WORD Of
the operators and M nufacturcrs. D..
Miracle is not 1t is ne only me bod
which Is Endorsed b. physicians, sur
geons, derma tologis,s. i4Cdical journals
and prominent MAG 4-ires.
De Mirac'a mail - sealed IN plain wrap
per, on receipt # = 90 Your money bac<
without question M. red tape i it :a.ls
10 do all that is cl;umed for IT. Booklet
sent free in plain, sealed envclC uDon
request. Write for i spdav 10 DE MIRA
Gle CFEMIC AL CO, Dept. 50, 1872 Park
ave, New York.
Remember. unscrupu.oIls manufacturers
COPY our advertising as far as the law
nermits with the latent On OF q G"4Ei;ig
the public. Insist on having what you
ask for Tor sale ny all first-ciH::' drug
gists. department stores and Bo"dftch
Webst.r Co.
oct5-fri4t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-02

A worthy French Protestant pastor
was guest in Scottish manse. One
morning kippered behring's were served
at breakfast. The French pastor
asked the meaning of "kipper" His
most replied that it meant ito pre-
serve" On taking his leave next day
the French pastor, wringing his hosts
hand. said: May the Lord kipper you
my good friend."-Spectator.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-02
New York Cotton Market.

New York. Nov. l.
cotton: SPOT closed quiet. ~ cents de
Gin. NIddInG rrlauds. 1910: do Gulf
1876. Sales 300 bales.
Cotton markets: Galveston. steady. 1oT,
Charleston. quiet. il: Memphis, quiet
l0%, New Orleans, quiet, 10 J-lE, Mobile
steady. 10; Savannah easy. 10.
Consolidated Net receipts for dlys
iI:;.:a,I. Exports to Great Britain. L.: ~.
r%pnrtS to France, i..S".;: exports to tn.
Continent. 12>,1l0; exports to Japan. =
Stock, :Hj III.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-02

Nuremberg. Germany. IS. and has
been for years. Il great center of the
pencil trade. possessing between 80
and 10 factories. which give employ
ment to from 5000 to 10000 hands.
while the annual output of pencils
numbers $50 600 900. Of a value of up
ward Of S2,50O.OO
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-02

Alfred Binct. d.rect1r Of the physi"-
logical laboratory at the Sorbonme. Paris.
has been Investigating the value of hand
writing experts" An expert to whom
WIS Giv"u S0ecinvE of Finest RenIns
chirocra?hT said the writer was A person
OF only moderate intelligence. rredulnus
and garruloIs Vital. Il criminal. who
murdered several women with re-oltin,
barh1ritv. appeared to another expert as
"A tim!d girl. distinguished by modcra
-
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THIS WEEKS BOUTS.

F'ri,l,, Ink R".;s,,lI VI Amby NECTAR
~. Baltimore: Tony Moran vs.. W. Par
son. !Shelhrr. bad: Jimmy Briggs vs..
steve Kinney. Milwaukee,
Saturday Harry Lcwi: vs.. Willie fItz
Esinld. I'hiIadclnhia.
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Colo -UnholZ Bout a Draw.

Lowell. Mass. Nov l. Bcfor" the
Spindl" city Athletic club tonight Ru-
dnlph Inholz Of South Africa and Al
thur cote" Of Riddeford, fought eight
rounds to a draw The bout WAS unin-
tcrcStinG
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

" nat is claimed to be the largest lndS
ing house III the world WAS thrown open
!" WORKING men of Boston Thursday. Ii
Is Known as the Peoples Palace and was
erected by the Salvation Army in the
south End at a cost of $ti0,H0 II is five
stories IN height. contains Isl lodging
nc ms. reading ard social rooms. 4 swim
to the hotel will be i, free labor bureau
tor the registry Of the unemployed. Il ire
legal bureau for the Prosecution OF petty
all tire. of which are to be open even,
ingS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-02
RAILROADS AND STEAMBOATS,
Eastern Steamship Co.
kENNEBEc DIVISION
FALL SERVICE

Steamer leaves AUGUSTA at r. NJ
HalloweiI 40. Gard n.r 2. Richmond 3S
Dresden 3.N AMI Rath +. NJ. @ucsoa ys.
Thur$daya and Saturdays fcI Bns'nn-
tf TURNING
Steamer ,eave Union Wharf. Enston.
Mondays Wednesdays and Frta..vs 1T
r. M fCi rat. Richmond. fr, s,tcu. ar
diner Halloween and Augusta
All cary. except live s''r,:h ~. n.
steamers Of this company, !? .lsDted
against fire and marine ri5|.
ALLEN pAkTltIDt;E. A,.e;t,
August. Esn%
c. A. COLE. Agent, Ha]loHs,I, :iiins
4. II. HANSCD.l. g. P. 4 1. A..
pNc+.r Nsss
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Chicago Cattle Market.

Chicago. Nov l.
CATTLE Receipts about 5000, common
to prim' steers. Si@iN.:0.
HOGS Receipts about 1900; choice to
rrim" heavy. 81. '5TS' 10
81 lEEH- Receipts about 2o,"o Sheep 81
ii 1855.
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New York Money Market.
Npw York Nov

NV 1DIk, NOV. I.
Sterling exchange steady, 4sJ...jG, IS 80
for demand. and at ISL. 1911 $50 Is 70. GO-day
bills Posted rates 4Sl1. ;" NG'c
Commercial bills, SOS
Bar silver. 10l4.
Mexican dollars. 5ii..
Government bonds firm.
Railroad bordS, steady.
Money IN ,lll ctropC aud biuI,.r pI,o
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r high wines. H.@.

Butt EIt- Steady; cr"amcric*, lou251.
d.irit:'. lsi:H.3
EGGS Steady. at mark cases included.
.vu333.. s;sS. 70, prime hr,ts. ~; extras,
-
CHEESE Steady. 12,:E.l3',
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-02

AZ q recent church fair i'm England one
OF the means used for Increasing the
cents was u guessing contest us to the
weight OF the "aStor
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-11-02

CLOVER-Contract grades, Si3.
SHORT Rlt:S-Sides. Goosc $S2-n0S9 IT,
MESS POEE-Pcr Dbl SIG. 80
J,ARD-Tcr 100 lbs. 80 81
SHORT CLEAR SIDES-tBoXctD. IS. 5Ofp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-30
! SnnitGts- Vcrid)t.

Micorigitc Sttrblidfcitsrdtc felt bier
Sobrtn. Nv 81 @cblnllrttgcnn seirtcloct.
-Malien-S nlpflingcn in Scr 20.
@oro.
Nofl Dem @criht oes Sanit1tS-
Gpnimiildrs 2r. Salles Yoslep ereiaz
tetea iid) in Der pcrfloiienell @od)e
1870 Sobcsfdue in Baltimore. gcgcli
212 IN Der glci6loufclibcn Wod)e DcS
Torinbrcs, 202 iii 1904 NM 1914 III
1903. Tie Stcrblihfcitsfate mar
1850 prp 1000 Der Gcianmt. Nepol.
feriina. 1850 fir Die 8ciben nrS
21.27 fir bic Ne9er. Son ben 8er-
itorbenen iparen 80 i'm MiisIanbe gs-
'bpren; 30 fparcn Neaer. Stn .gap-
Sieiu.Mipl" itarben II. 1T &pipitd=
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-30
Seiratbs : Giccmsen.

Gblpnr0 s. 81. Sauernlon, %, lt.t0
Gun Mop Enrriib, IS; Ipplifaut &.
g. SmlermorL Nr. 1913, Soain3.
StraBc.
SoGn Mogneiion, 80, uno @corgi.
anna Niber, ~; gpplifont CHARLES
2ollp, Or. 727, Siib- grpoomop.
Nuou Sbroibcr, 81, nno Innie
9cpcr, 81; glpplifont Milan Sbraibcr,
Nr. 6lS, @cit-Sranflin.S trnbc.
G!mlbc Is. Nudols, 26, uno Suc
Dub Sminocl, %; Ipplifant CLAUDE
&. 9tufolS, Serioiac3, &p.
Sobn $. Golcp, 26, uns Soften %.
Wrecnbolpf, So; gpplifont 5. &.
@cfmitb, Nr. 1881, eight troBe.
@idiom s. SmnllipooO, 90. mo
Sllanito @poper, 20; gpplifont Ir.
TOUR &. Miuer, Ger. 633, Srunc-Str
Nmbroie Ectc1ot, 90. uno Mobcl
@oooribae, Is; spplifaut gmbroic
Ectcnot.
SomeS 6. Scliep 80, in0 slobic u.
Goltriocr, So; Ipplifont Soncs &.
Sclicp, Weltbroof, Conn.
Sorocc ". Woriboq. %, uno Wtorp
q. Sdlitfp, %; Mpplifont @iqion
u. ScBler, Nr. 1884, SipiiionsS trabc.
Clarence $. 2erpis, 81, ulio 9cijie
VI. Sllllcv, 26; Ipplifnnt @ilbur
Seuis, &olpbur9, @nltimore Gollntn.
@iuiom SdiBlcr, 81 llnb Nlnta 81.
@ias. 26; Applifnnt 6. Bed, Nr.2413.
Slt-9ioble.S troBe.
Sionep g. Gaion, 80, uilo Sulio
$. Hcnumcl, %; Npplifont SioncD
g.. Goion.
slbert 6. 9uttncr. o6. n,o Ma-
tilOa Srf, so; gpplifont Albert 6.
9nttncr. Mr. 1407, Clements trobc.
Soliiun S. Ealll, %. lino Gipino
@cbcr, %; Mpplifant Sulius Bladder.
@iaiam u. Mentei, 81, nnb gnnic
6. Yfeiffcr, %; gpplifant @iliam u.
WtcnteI, Nr. 729, @eit- SranflinzSt r.
George 5. Sipton, 81, nno ellie
6. Gnnopp, 81; Ypplifont George q.
Sipton, Safloll0. Mo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-30
Gbriapcafc Sampfcr.g umpasmie.


GIcgonte 9afineier . 9ampier ~slueufia" nno
.Wtlantu" nab
Sib 9soint Comfort unb Wurfulf, ia.
Sunipier p~criaiieH Baltimore t1gitG tniegcs
nonnleu Sonrtnps1 INT $50 Ibeiloe mo foiil'
men in Slo Tpint Goiuiort unt q llbr Wiurgers
nnb In siurfolf Inn us Woracus nn, anfblics
belo mn Die GiferhnbnSiiee id6 allen Tnliitcu
beS SiloenS NIB SilotpeiienS.
Vurts9ituer.9inic.
Gleeante GIffagier > CAMPER nGbarlptfe" iiio
Baltimore"
nad, gSeif.Vuint NIB 9tdmpnb. "a.
Sampler ~ocrIaiicu Baltimore fdglih tdiis0es
t,omnel Sonninps) nm 8 llbr GatmittngS nlS
furtmen SIT sSeitTpiEt NM $50 Miorgens lirio
in SidDTtorS lint 9.25 Mtorgets at.
Die an Uiontu9cu. Mithupden mn Sreiinaen
bon baltimore dhfabrenoen 9anpier. iiiio Die
boIt gieit iIoiut an Sienitaacft Spnnerttaget
uuh Somitagen ubfabrer, lcaeit In 1Icucefier'
Scint. Clements NIB gniruno'5 ait: NIB be
an NienftuGeH. Goitnerfiaeeif NIB LSariifuaer
bon baltimore iino al Wlonfdgeil, Miitipotnci
mo Sreiidgcit bon Rpint nbfabrenoen
Sdnipfcr Icgen in gorfiupn iiio GIupr garf al
tbci giifliiipem SSetier).
Tdnipfer ~ueriaiicn Baltimore ppnt Hicr Nr. is
nm 10, 2igbtitraien-N rrfte.
, 9nrSsgiucte ildh alien Yiiiifteii tnHncr 9c'
fidert. Gepdd unieepeben Ino aaiiiienSirlrrer
I'M Yuraus rcfercirt weroclt. In ben hicfiaen
@inet giircnnr: Tr. 40. Eit.y altimo re.e trase,
n. VI. Hpbfsn, Ieent. Sr. t27, Sf.Snltimure.
etra6c. cher ben Snupt.Giirennr: Nr. $50.
etaht. etrafe, baltimore, VIII.
Mentcn NBHer, 6. s. GttSnt,
Sen. Observation-Disclosures. Gen. Ynifcgier'gpcnt
T. 8. MtEannef, SfIfa.Sen, .Gnd. ssaeiit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-30

NJ cit : 5 III p II II q.
Vci Der &criolgllng Der BON g9il.
GclnS Gorf in @oltimore.Gounip
bcrriibrcnocn 9lottcrniGac I'M ipcIt,
lld)cn StoOttbeilc bat SiiliSe@eiultb-
GeitS-GommiiiGr 81. SoncS cntocdt,
Bob in Der 90. @oro icbr pielc Gcr.
iouen nod llic gein1pit morben iinD.
Gr oronete 0obcr iofort cine allgc-
ncine Snlpfllng in Der @oro an, mo
idmmtli6e u @eiunobeitS s&orOcinc
Der Stobt mllBteu iid) gtitcrn ltnO
uorgcitcrn ms @eid)irr legen. s[m
6rcitog intpitcn tic 1859 Gcripncn al
Der 6rcocrid,G ooo, Sairoiclp Ipenllc,
CAROLS troBe, Gottogc-9(ucnulc, s.
StroBc uno StoiforO.S troBc. Csc.
ltcrn mlir0c cine glcid)bobe 3obl an
onOcrcn StroBcn in Der 90. @aro
geilnpit. Die @eiunobeitS- 0can1tcu
bon Sultimore-G oulup nebmen in
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