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Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-05-05
OLD MAINE NOW YOUNG.
PAPER MAKING Has DONE MUCH
TO pEYELOP OLD NEW ENG
LAND STATE.

IntelliRent Forestry ImW |Herpetuate
The Maine Woods and Furnish Pulp
for Paper-Making to Future
Generations.
When one stops to think of the
tremendous and almost magic growth
of the distant West it seems strange
that such an old state as Maine is still
largely unknown and unsettled.
Almost Immediately after the Revo-
l%utionary War the settlement OF
Maine began by inhabitants of other
parts of New England and its growth
has been steady and sure. with the
exception of the years of, and imme-
diately following the Civil War. TIE
population, however, has been almost
Entirely confined to the lower half of
the state and only very recently have
the immense possibilities and re
sources OF the northern half been re
allied.
1t is estimated that at least $780,
600 natives of Maine are scattered
throughout the other parts of the
country at the present time. Had
his vast army remained to devel-
op their native state it Is impossible
TO realize the change that would nave
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-05-05
Chewing Gum Us. Missions.

The tWenty-seventh annual meeting
of the Women's Foreign Missionary
Society of the P~resbytery of Washing
ton, held recently, disclosed the fact
that three and a half million dollars
II year more is spent for chewing gum
than for foreign missions. In other
words Sill 100000 is spent for gum
and only $7,500,0O0 for missions.
Carefully compiled data show that
S17S.000,0OO Il year goes for candy,
$T00,000,000 for jewels, and tobacco
and millinery 90 away up into the
millions, tobacco considerably in the
lead.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-05-05

prevent smoke by chilling the vapors.
The limits in the construction of such
a furnace are easily seen. When the
wick is raised "a little the combustion
is greater than the capacity of the
furnace, and smoke results. When the
chimney is raised from the bottom too
much cold air enters, the fire Is chilleI,
and again we have smoke,
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-05-05

known being the Nazareth Institute al
M~uSkogee, which was founded III 1871.
1t was beSet by many difficulties dur
ing its earlier years, but Survived them
all and is now Il tlouriShfng institution.
The institutions which have pros
pered the most, and in which Mother
katherine has taken the greater inter
est, are, however, naturally these
among the tribes which were already
under the influence of Catholic teach
ings, the 0sages and the Potta-
watomies. The Osages had of course
been instructed in the Catholic faith,
before their removal from Southern
Kansas, by the fathers at the old
Usage missions, now st. Paul, FIRST un-
der the directions of the venerable
Father Schumacher, and Later under
Father Paul Ponziglione, a near rela-
tive of the royal family of Italy, who
made many journeys among the
Osages after their removal TO the terri
tory. Father Scroll. of Independence,
Kan. also used occasionally 10 follow
the trails through what Is now Okla
homa as far west as Fort Sill.
The beginning of the work among
the Pottawatomies was also made as
far back as 1871. when Father Robot,
Il French missionary, offered his ser
vices 10 the bishop of Little Rock, who
then had jurisdiction over this terri
tory, and struck out into the Indian
country. Ho settled 1Tst at Atoke, but
in 1874 moved to Sacred Heart. found
ing the famous abbey of the Benedic-
tines there. which rs the only mon
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-05-05
MOTHER KATHERINE" DRexeL.

lstery in the United States governed
directly from France. Its first abbot
was Father Felix DeGrasse, n lineal
descendent of the famous French aid
miral. Upon his death two years ago
he was succeeded by Father Murphy,
a native of Savannah. Ga, and the
first man of American birth to JOIN
he brotherhood at Sacred Heart.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-05-05
The kerosene. Lanp.

The ordinary kerosene lamp Is the
best illustration of the highest type of
combustion furnace. The hot gases
passing up through the narrow throat
of the chimney draw the colder air
through the hot wire gauze at the
bottom and bring it near a tempera-
ture which will feed combustion and
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-05-05
HOMELESS Ignorance.

Flynn-"Oi tell yez they's no use
thrryin' to iddica-ate thin Choinese. y
Mulhooley-"An phwy's thot?"
Flvnn-"Oi jist asked wan ov THIN
the Choinese wur-rud for st. Patrick's
day. an bedad. be couldn't tell me."
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-05-05
LARGEST B~ATTLESHIP,
TEN MILLION DOLLARS FOR THE
CONSTRUCTION OF GIGANTIC
CONSTITUTION"

More Destructive and Terrible than
the new Floating Giant, the English
observation-disclosures Constitution
to be Saved.
One hundped thousand dollars for
the preservation of the old frigate
Constitution, and $10,0 00, 900 for the
construction of Il huge new battleship
of the same name are two provisions
to be included in the naval a%ppropria-
ton bill.
The new Constitution is to be the
most powerful ship of war atoat. She
will excel the British Dreadnaught
recently launched by King edward by
as much as the Dreadnaught will eX-
eel anything atioat when she is COM
pleted. Her authorization may be
said TO be directly the result of Togos
victory in the Sea of Japan. 1t was
the British naval attache on board
Togo's flagship who hurried home
after thai battle and warned the Ad=
mlralty of the needs of the British
navy. and this brought about the con
struction of the Dreadnaught. Now
we are to follow and eclipse the Brit
ish naval wonder.
The Navy Department has secured
full information concerning the plans
of the Dreadnaught, and the arrange
ment of her powerful armament, SO
that it is known exactly what umst be
done to beat her.
: In order that the department may
not be Elmpered in any way in deter
mining upon the plans of the Rew Con
stitution the forthcoming bill will pro
vide that the Secretary of the Navy
may use the contingent fund to secure
information from ship-builders the
world over, if he so desires, before
finally accepting tie design of the ten
million-dollar paciier.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-05-05
Provisions for Ship,

This provision for the new America
sea fighter is in line with the desire
of the President and the earnest re-
commentator OF Admiral Dewey.
who recently appeared before the
Naval Committee Of the House an |
gave a spirited talk in support of la
views MS to the necessity of con
structing larger and more powerful
battleships for the American Navy
AT the time the naval estimates We're
made up last fall, Secretary ~Bonaparte
was opposed to any such Increase, but
he has since come around to the side
of the President, ana is now hearth.
in favor of the committee proposition.
The naval experts in Washington
have long been convinced that the
16,000-ton battle ships Michigan and
South Carolina, authorized by the last
Congress, represent the limit of pos i
bility on a displacement not decidedly
| greater. To 90 beyond, in any APP
preciable degree, r1e fighting efficiency
of such ships, it will be necessary to
have moi only more powerful arma-
| ment, but higher speed and greater
| steaming radius, to gain which there
must be heavier md more powerful
machinery and greater coal-carryini
capacity.
The displacement of the Dread
naught is but 1000 tons greater thar
that of the Michigan or the Soutt
Carolina. Naval construction ex
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1906-05-05

perts say that an addition of 1000 tons
to the displacement of the American
ships is insufficient to accomplish all
three of the factors necessary to ma
terially improve upon them, and the
increase would be entirely consumed
by the provision for any n of these
factors. The extra guns would take
il all, as would sGs extra machinery
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-10
Mod nnidIIiiia.

Observation-Disclosures inter GcI
Nilbrcrn Der aobICngrUbcr iibCr
Ole 3mCfmGBiNfeit zines Strifc$.
Indianapolis is, Nno, s. 5ebr.
Sic MittbciIun0 oc2 0iitritt3
Er0lioentcu Soluu Don Nittablrg.
0aB Ole 9totinuol Grctlltipc 0C5 &cr.
h0l0c9 Scr .llnitco Mine @orfcr2"
ilbcr ocn GrlnB elmer @cncruIitrifC.
Crorc unihliiiliN gcblicbcn iii. CT
tl0rt Ole pIoBlidle &crtogulg Scr Gre.
tlltipc. &orl0uiiN lit nnlr cine NO
d)cntlihc Strife llmlnge bon 81 pro
NfitGlicO ongcor0nct mor0crL cine
citcn 8cnernlitritc iiit ocn /. 4pril
on5liCBcn. Mtnn crf0brt, ooB u!tcr
Den MIt0licOcru Der Gretutipe b.
trGhtIifc Weimngaucrid)ieocnbcil
bcltonO unb Oic 3luedm6Bi9tcit tiEC&
StrifcS uou pielcn IN 3meiicl gao
gen mltroe. Sic 2cbtercn hoben fer
Dor, ooB ielbit Elm StrIfeiono rou
S4,000,00O bis S5,000,000 uu5ulGug.
lid mare, nm 0ic Moiicu ser Mus
.itGnhiNcn nli lGn9crc 0ollcr ans
rcihcnN mntcritiibcn III t0nncu.
EittSburM Eo, S. Tcbruor.
- Sic 6ro9c, Oh 0iItriftS ErGii0cnt
GoIou 5ur NciiNnotion Qcilulngcn
lpcrbcu inQ. neil cr nit ocu @rrltcu,
tciibcrn fir cine @%cibeboltunN oct
often SobuiGBe qeitimmIt bate. lit
nod, rid)t crlc0i0t, &icc GrGiiocnt
S0piS ncI0crtc iidl ben &onlpi gcgclt
Colon mo lcillcu WeiinmlnQ30cnoi-
len, TIcc ErGiiocnt @~euinNbonL nui
5ltl1cbnlcll, che CT uld)t cine 0otili
gchcn0c Mcilung ldlpori nli luciB
pom Notinnol Y%rGii0cutcn Witd)eIl
crbolten hobc. @criidtuciic pcrlol,.
tct, Dob nod mcitcre llntcrbono!m'
gen nit 0cn &clibcru Scr Mcid)fnb
lcn5cd)cn ilbcr ole nCllcu SobnlGBc in
iino. Mitd)cQ bcoblid)tiNt, bis
Gnoc oiCicr Wod)c IN Indianapolis
II, hlcibcn mo 0uru oirctt nod 9tcu
Norf 5lr Gonfcrcn5 nit ocn @rubcu
bcllBcrn III rcllc1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-10
@ismarf ii6cr Muelnno.

&ntcrc''oltc NCtBcrltlACll Nl3
mord'a iibcr HuBIon0 0cbcn Der
.ar. 3tg." BON cinCm Wnme 81
Der Dem criten Ncid)atomICr iehr
nobc itunb." Gr tbciIt nit:
@I@mord icIQtc lid itet@ I'M hOdl
ltcn @rubc crbittcrt, ncrm CT Ntit'
tbeillun0cn crbielt iIbcr bic 3N"@rt
ictlrng ser Gent ld)cn lit HlrBlono nno
iu@bcionbCrc iibcr Die @chon0isAJ
Der @oltcn. Gr nor Der Meinrmg,
bob MuBlonN Der bclltid)en &ultur,
Dem 0clltld)cn Clement, ben oclltidrn
9crntbern mo 2cbrcrn %uuBcrorOcrt.
lid picl jlt %ucr0onten hobc, mo odB
mad, Seiciti0uulg oca oclltidlen Uin-
flllIleS inter elmer ollI 0oS c!genc
aonncn onNcUIcicncn rlllil6 totori.
id)en Generation Die Sronun9 5uium'
mcnbretcu miliic. @oa ilbcr NEB'
lon0 icbt %0cfonmcn lit, bot 8iSmard
idon in oen odt5i0cr Sabrcn ais IN
pcrmciolid on0clcbcn, ilSbclonOcrc
ulid) sic Grbebultg Scr 9cttcn, 0ig &c
gen Ole 9oltcn olliNcrcl6t mll"ocrL
oltd) gcgen 0ic McgicrllnQ. &cl Der
ld)ieoeneu W%clc0cnbcitcn bot Dis
mcrd Die groBc Vc0eltung ocS Ocut
idcn GlCmcntca. IN criter Mcibe 0rr
Soiten, ilir Den rllliidcn Staat2
0lclllt bcruorgchobcn. Us III ultlltH
pom ocl Hlllien uno MIR idGolid) iiir
lie, 10 1lIBertc CT NniongS 1886 }i
@uidL lucnll lie lid Oieica Wcltilt iiir
quite Generate, mic Sotlcbcr, mo iiir
iild)tioc Tiplomotcn rllirircn, oaS JIG
in Dem baltiihen Noel Dobcr, 90
mails iprnd) 0iSmord nllh icin BE
ircnben oorilbcr ans, OoB Ole Muiicn
10 ipeit 1ebcl unb in Den SIticeprc
uin5en OaS nic0crc &olf gegen Die
hoberen St0lloc ultImlcgellt. Sm
Serhlt 1861 mtcrbielt lid) 9iSmorf
nit DEM Hcoottclr Der ,FCter3buraer
3ta." iiber Den 9eutihenboB in HrB
LAMB. Ser Nlliic miro Den Gcllti6cr
llic entbcbrcu f0nncu" iogtc NiS'
mord. Ser Rliic lit Gin icbr tic
bcnSuiirbigcr Menidl. Gr but @eiil.
Fbontniic, cir ollgcncbmcS Ncneh-
mcrL gcicligc (ulcntc, ober tGalid]
nlld) nltr od)t Stunocn nr6citcr, mo
hoS iedSnlol IN Der @odc mo iiiri
5ig Wod)cn I'M Sabre - ooS miro III
Glpiafcit fem Hiliic crIerncn. Sd CT,
inncrc mid, Der trciilid)cn Wortc, oig
Elm rlliiiidcr MilitGr IN meincr sc
gcnluort oltBcrtc. Die llntcrhaI!mg
bcrilbrtc 0cll llnlltono, buB 10 oicfe
Sfiijiere Oelltid)cr Nbitommung III
Scr ruiiiihc1 arlncc biz jltnl @crlcrdt
oponcircn. @ic ioutc cin 9cutid)cr
ilid)t General meroen! ingte jcncr
Wiilitor. Gr trintt llid)t. er itieDlt
nid)t. or lit niht liC0crlid). CT reitct
icir Eicrb ielbit, oa muB CT eS idlon
bis 5ltm General %bringcn." Srot
Nllcbcm bate YiSmurd cincn gilten
@lnubcn oil Ole }ltfunit GuBlonO'a.
Seine bod)iten Toligcn iinb inteli-
gent, iei,e @alrcru iinb Die beltcn
acrlS in Der @cIt. &n Der Witte lit
eS iolil. Ser Ycamieuooel lit cin
giitigeS @eiduiir, 0aS NllBlonO'S
Gingclpeioc binpcgiriBt."
G1Sli iogt OnS BERT. Su9ehlott:"
.argelid)ts olcicr bclIte mieoer icbr
oftilelcn 9cmcrfurgen mllB man ole
Sroae %ouiiucricn. oh 9i2mord ols
HeihSfonilcr olld) 10 rllbig Die Snnoc
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&ccrOi n.-llntCr gro.
Der @ctbcili0umg BON &ci0tro0cnoclt
iot0 Qcitcrn Nodn1itto0 0iC @ccrOi.
0lIrq 0e2 i'm Nltcr BON II Nobrclt
u%crItorbcncn Mrn. Grnit ". 3inu pom
Sruucrbouic 9tr. S22, NoriorOs 2lucs
me, aus olti Dem Baltimore Nricos
boi" Itott. EoitOr Sonnncrlnttc Don
Der %rclormirtcu ,}lonS Stride an Sdr'
loro- Npenllc unltirtc iompbl int
SrnuCrbauIc. pic am @rnbe. 3nbl.
rcid)c Slllmenipc1oen idmildtcn Oclt
Soro. Iic lcbtr Gbrc ula Gabrtltd).
trdacr Cruieicn Dem Geritorbcncn
5uci MitQlieocr ser .NQemonio.SuNc
9tr. IS, 81. Of g." Die $50. !. Ginf
mro 6. &oroom 5mei Mitqlieocr Ser
ySumboIot. @oQc 9tr. 3S, :. =. ~"
sic $50. Gobn +. Mo0ncr mo Geo.
". Eil0ronl. umO 5mci MitQlieOcr oc2
,Sfiucrs Giitritt2 9tr. lO3, 2. It..
g." sic SS. Conrad Meil mo ISM.
s. ,SohltGot. Gic 2cidcnbcItottcrs
Iirlno NcrlpiQ u Sobn Icitctc bic DC.
e~roi0un0. &r, }ilm mlroc an -.
MGrj 1862 IN %nn0cninl5o gcborcr.
Gr fam inn Sabre 1881 nadI Nlncrlfo
lt1o pcrbeirothcic iidl ON 20, Sonlnr
1890 nit ser icbi1cn @ittlpc, 6rnl
SoiepGinc, gcb. Renter. Hcbcn Scr
@ittlpc hintcri0Bt or 5pci Nin0cr,
Mur lulO @ertruOc 3int. Ter &cr.
itorbenc mor Elm MitGlico Ger obcr-
crlpGDttcn &Crclnc.
- Gom Ir1uerhnuic 9tr. 2G2l,
SuoIon. StraBc ans fhno Geitern bic
9%ecroi0l,itg ser i'm Hitter BON
81 Sobren p%critorbcncn Trou Morp
@rppc5pnSfi oui Dem rGoittrn.9luc.
me = 6rieoGoic" itott.l Safer Gnl9ti
ccle6rirtc III ser totbpli'd)pr Goitcrn-
Npcnuc.3itd)c cine H%euliienmlciIc.
3ablrcidc @lumenipenoen prlroen
an @rnbe Scr Gobingci6ieocnen mic
Scrgelcgt. Sic %ciGenbeltattcr Sirmo
Sonocrs & Sobn leitete Die 9eeroi.
Qllllg. Iie &critorbene mllroe in
Slotpico, |olcL geboren mo fam
Dor II >obren nodl glmerifa. Dor
II Sobren pcr5cirntbete JIG lid NIT
Dem ReItourntGlr &incent 9rpe5pns.
Fl. Sie binterlGBt neben Dem @ittpcr
orei Sodter, Maggie, Morie uno
Cora 9rpmc5pnsfi ,ionie cine Sfnpe.
tier mo orei Vriioer in Baltimore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-10
Sole @Gitc Crlu0rtct.
@rGiiocnt Mooicpclt unO ser oclttidc
@otihoitcr Baron Spcd Don
Stcrnburg ioIlcn 5lun Nuporfcr
SGngericIt QcIoOcn mcrOcn.
Nnocrc &crcinauoGrittcn.

NlllpNl ( >NlN lllNltN.klIl luIL(lI.
Cine Delegation BON SGlQrrn mi
@iir0crn Scr StuOt Ncmorf mclcGc,
lid aud 3ablreid)c 0ircftoren oc<
,NprO0itli6tn SuuQerblm0rp" an
ihlicbcli iutr0en, mirO ami rs. ,Ec6rltol
nod5 Mdfhingtou %rciicn rim Sen ErG.
iiocntcn Nouicpclt lutO Ser Ocutid1cl
Wotidoiter Woron Sud- non Stern.
burg Sllr SNcilnnbmc All Dem Mem.
orfer SGit0cricit cin}uloOtl. Mr. u,
Sb't, ser corrcIponOirenoe ScfrctUt
oc& oNoro0itlidcn SGnGcrbumoc5,"
ionote 0eitcrn bic GiNloOmQcn an oig
Sireftorcn aus. Die Qeputotion per.
iammclt iid) AM 10. Tcbuu0r I'M bait
70 llbr Mpr9ena I'M nNcucn @iQorO.
&utel" in MoibinQtou.
.Mo5urt NJ 0nnrrhor."
%n Mobert &pIlmcr'a Nollc, Gdc
pom Chapel m0 CrIcauH- StroBc,
ion0 Acltcrn Nbcno Die SilNlnnoG
nc3 .Mo5ort M6mcrhor@" itott.
Gin0ciibt mlrOcu inter @rinlpg Oca
0iriGcntcn lroi, @co. ". E0blmonll
Gb0rc iiir 0u3 Gon5crt, \Sn Der Wc-
id)Git@libum1 iilhrtc Der ErGliOent u.
". Moggc ocn &oriiB mo Der Sctre.
tor &obn i. =. Stcin Ooa Frototoll.
9tad Grlcoi0lmg Der NputincQcidGitr
mllr0c cine GillnblWN pom oNrbcltcr=
MtGnucrGor" cnt0cAcn OcnOnnmcn.
io0am mllrOc iilr 0cn Gonmera Der
.&cr. SGnQcr" oQltirt.
q der NJ GnnCrMor."
Ger @cion0uCrcin o@oueriidlcr
MGnncrdnr" biclt 1cItcrn 9Ibcn0 lit
Nrn. &obn 9l. Ndcrnnnn'@ Mollc,
Gdc BON Caroline lUn0 @ouNbaStr.
iciue rcAelmGBiNc SinQitlmOc, i'll
mcldcr rmtcr HcitulN 0ca NiriNclltcn
Erof. Nu0nit Sdnci0cr Gborc iiir Die
uGd)itc MISUNDERSTANDING cinNcilbt
mrrocu. >u Scr @NdGitHiiBnlG, III
mcIdcr Ser Tr0iiOcut &ohn N. Ndcr-
moun Sen &oriiB mo Der SctrctGr
%ohn z. Mnuh Oo> Yrototoll iiibrtc,
murOen 5ruci Attire MitNIicNcr mli-
Qctommcn, io01rm murOcn GiuIo-
ounQcn pom rNtbcitcr- Ni0wcrhor"
lmo yGonton 2icorrtron5" cnt0rNcn
0cuorunc1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-10
9iblcbeu.
Isl. MnEcrt Oh. snttblL Ncr Vr

ST.. Io6crt % Suttbu Scr ErG-
iiocnt Der n. W}. 2uttoll Gompom,"
elmer SER G(tcitctt Gticmbnorcn,Nono
.lumgcn Sottim1tc'a 1idb an Miitt.
nod 9lbcnn inn Nltcr poiI' II Sobrcsr
IN iciner @nbmmQ, 9tr. 1902, N}cGul-
lob. StruBc, all cincm Nor6lci0eL net
Dies i'm icit lSodlcn al Noo Mroltcn-
lager i%ciicltc. Die Non0cl3tumm1cr
mo Scr &ercin Ger Sonorl2rciiCnOrl
nn0 @cih0itaIcutc nobnlen Ncitcrl
Sroitcrbcih(iIiinnu. Ger &crbtimcltc
bintcrlGbt olrbCr lcincr @ottin orei
Sohnc, Die NN. %o6n 81, Mi1iom =.
mo Woltcr u. Sltton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-10
Sdrcflid)c 8rn6cnfataitrupbc.

Sinton, M..Go., s. 6ebrunr.
Iurd) cine beltc Nod)mittnQ in Der
Ecrrc0. 3cdc nobc Dot @i0, 6orcttc-
Goltntn. cingctrctene Grploiion iGjlc
GENDER @cttcr funten 30 bis 10 @rll'
%hInur6cltcr INNS Sebeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-10
Sic phiIoiophircnNc 81 .

Sic pGiloiophirCnbc 81 D.
h / II. - Sic @nGoigcn miiicn cS
gar nidt. mas fir ul9lildlihc @c.
iU0pic mir @od)inner iin0, go. Sinb
mir biibidl, mag ms Die 6ron nid)t.
limo iinO mir bdBlid), fam ms Der
Ncrr nif)t Ici0en; fodCn mir ldllcd)t.
id)idt mloll ms notilrlid) meg, mo
foden mir gut, Damn bleibt iiir ms
Nid)ta 5ll ciicn ilbrig!"
3u ortig. ogSelh' ieincn,
ortigcn YrGutigom tat Mumo iiir
did g%eiunocn, @ieSden!" "9ld,
ia, Jante! Nod) icbcm 0llb. oen id,
linn gcbc, iogt cr: oTonf' idon.."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-10

ScfrctGr Nitdcod Sat
cillen ncltcll Srimulpb 81 ucr5cid)ncn,
illocnl CT lpie0cr cincn Snnooicb, eli
ucu @ciltlid)cn Der GpiSfopoltn
STRIDE. Honcn3 Worc. Dor @cridlt
ilbcriilbrt bot. 0icicr ironme Mann
belt eS iiir feline Siinoc, ollrd) 9e.
trilg mo Wcincio groBc Strcfcn Or
oflentlihcn 9onldllc al lid ST britt
gen, So 9roB, luie Die Trelloc iiber
boa fr1itigc Ginid)rciteu pes Scfrcz
turS OeS Snncrn III, cbcn Iold)' groBe5
Veoollern nlltB MON cmlpfin0ell, 0aB
ieine Sora1ngcr nid)t ihon oieieu
GicbitGblen Ginbolt geboten boben.
Giner @crchnung 5ufolge lit Der
Noub on Der Notion olf nidt menis
ger, ais , Miuinroen Collars III
id,Gber. Iic Ticbborpne bobeu Gan.
0crclcn 10 groB lpie aonigreide all
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llodltcn Triibiobr, obnc Den 9ooen
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$1,000 &Cu 0ccrntet.
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i'll ben Sdoob gelegt bate. luenn CT
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-10

Cine 2 dmcbe6ob ii6ct
Den @rono Ganpou 0eS Colorado.
GoS GroBc Notltruunocr %itnierer gel.
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Colorado, miro 0cml0dJit, mie ous
Der Ntormoucnltoot Salt Cafe Gitu
aclnclbCt miro, Ollrd) Die GrriftuulG
elmer Sduuebcbdbu Der SpuriItie
lcld)ter 5%ugGnalid gcnlnd)t lucroen.
Ter @run0 Gomon lit befonntlif
cine ollrdl luiloronlantilhc Scenerie'u
nllSgejeltnetc alanuu bon uigebeti.
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Vtlllloncn >Suhren 0urd) ben Colo
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ticilten STEELE ser 3lomnt miro oie
Vubn Die Eniiogiere bis su Dem
@udlfin.Flotenlt cnipor in cine Sobe
BON 2440 Meter beioroern, bon no
cine unuerglcid)lihe Scrniidt ii6cr
icd)s Staoten, HriSona, California.
Nepooa, lltob. Colorado nno Heit.
Merifo. 9enoiien wcrsen fonn. Gas
bel oieIer Sobn nooptirte Spltcm lit
nbnlid) Dem Der Sdpuebebobm siuis
ifcn Glberielb mo 9armen.
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io0c . &omtburet Der Scnpclrittcr"
miro am Ionncritog. ben -. Tebr.,
cin GROCER neutrality-suspicious. I'M
Sntcrciic ocS ySoipitolS iiirS dpuiuS-
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9oll linoet in Der @oiienboIlc oeS 5.
GcGincuta itott uno Siaetc linO be.
rcita jebt bel gIbaugb'S 81 babcn.