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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-12


ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE
ALAMEDA LAND COMPANY.
141S Park st.
Are selling beautiful new bungalows easy
terms.
Buy a home now and save money.
No city around the bay OFFERS the advantages
tunities and possibilities.
Property in Alameda will surely double in value.
Avail Yourself OF the increase. Every one
KNOWS there is no BETTER place to INVEST
HOMES HOMES. HOMES. HOMES.
Easy terms. Easy terms Easy terms.
We Ff1s Can SsS Show low you Yo6 h hsys your
Can on US. or drop line. i win pay you. a
s2ooo,You can buy good 4-room cottage.
residence or business This is fine in
yestment.
and flowers; large lot; near trains and
schools Here is chance to get pretty
home cheap.
s325o-will purchase a new Broom bungalow
cottage. in one Of the choicest residence
parts of the city, finished in pine
$3500-Elegant 5-room bungalow, with all mod
ern improvements; OF the prettlesr
homes In Alameda. See 1t.
s4o0o-Large 7-room 2-story. house; lot 451145.
This house rented for SIS per month, and is
snap.
S4500-Fine 7-room cottage; lot 50x150; on Ala
media ave-; must be sold this week.
WE SELL ON EASY TERMS.
small payment down, balance Just like rent.
WE GUARANTEE TO SAVE YOU MONEY.
-SEE-
ALAMEDA LAND COMPANY,
14lS PARK ST.,
ALAMEDA.
s2s5o-A large broom cottage; lot 33x150: on
the line Of the new electric r. r. company
easy terms.
s525o-One of the finest s-room houses in Ala
media Central ave-, near Cbestnut-st st:
station; very choice property. VIII be sold
this week.
WHY PAY REMIT
YOU KNOW YOU LOSE MONEY.
We will you that money IL you call and
ALAMEDA LAND COMPANY,
141s PARK ST. ALAMEDA.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-12
BURLINGAME REAL ESTATE.

BURlINGAME REAL ESTATE.
RAPID TRANSIT RAPID TRANSIT.
20 Minutes to
BURLINGAME GROVE LOTS.
At Burlingame the Beautiful.
Size 5ox120 Price $500 and up.
$40 per month and small payment Gown.
Price includes sewer and water piper, mac
adamized streets. cement sidewalks and shade
trees.
g. P co. is ARRANGING TINE TABLE
NOW and win run half hourly trains which will
reach Burlingame in % minutes. commencing
January /. 1907.
6 cottages now building and for sale on easy
terms.
Take San Mateo Electric Cars at 9Th and Mar
ket SITS every II minutes. STOP AT BURLIN-
GAME GROVE STATION. FARE Is FIVE
CENTS CHEAPER than at main stationA Cir
culars and descriptive matter on request.
BURLINGAME GROVE Co.
eis Monadnock Bldg. Tel Temporary 1868.
Prices will be raised after January l. 1907.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-12

AMERICAN CAN COMPANY-A quarterly div
idend OF one and one-quarter per cent 0Al
has been declared upon the preferred stock OF
this company. payable January 2. 1907. to
stockholders OF record at the close Of business
Dec To- 1906. The transfer books will he
closed as to the preferred stock from Dec &c
1906. TO Jan 2. 1907. both inclusive. Kill
mail checks r. H. ISMON. Secretary.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-12

for debts contracted by my wife. SARAH
JANE TAYLOR. from this date. =
Dec. IL, 1906. WILLIAM TAYLOR
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-12
HALFMooN BAY REAL ESTATE

MONTARA
II you could buy large lot IN the Montara
TOWNSHIP, on the line of the Ocean Shore r. R..
Is miles or 80 minutes from San Francisco. for
$40. Improvements included, and pay nothing
down, would You be interested?
No taxes; interest; free excursion Sun
days and Thursdays; for free tickets call at
Gt r EiIl,g sok topu u loren
Oakland.
FOR sale at Sacrifices lots on Aain ave.;
can't make payments. Box 113s, Call office.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-12

OAKLAND REAL ESTATE
FRANKLIN STREET,
Backing up to Broadway Frontage.
e0x150.
At a Bargain
We have tenant for 100 or $50 room apart
ment house erected here. who will take 10
year lease and put up large bond guaranteeing
$50, 900 invested here will pay IL per cent
$4,000 invested here will pay Is per cent
Land win treble in value during lease.
No triners; principals only.
THE CORNER LOT CO..
e1s Broadway, Oakland.
$1,000.
Very Large Corner.
75x100
Two Large Houses.
Leased on Guaranteed Leases
TO white tenants
At $500.
Only one-half Cash.
This viii sell Immediately at $1,000
See THE CORNER LOT CO.,
elS Broadway, Oakland.
Two Magnificent Flats,
Nearly Finished; Rented $780,
Large Sunny Rooms
Fine Location
Near Grove st
Near Key Route.
Large Lot.
Worth SO. 600.
Come Quickly.
THE CORNER LOT CO.,
9lS Broadway, Oakland.
$4,000
Close to Washington st.
Lot 5ox1oo. worth whole price
Good improvements
Leased at $500.
Secured lease: good tenant.
Exclusive Agents.
THE CORNER LOT CO.,
9ls Broadway,
Oakland
$50, 600.
BLOCK OF FLATS.
NEAR TELEGRAPH AVE.
VIII retail for $50, 900.
See at once
THE CORNER LOT CO.,
slS Broadway. Oakland.
WORTH $4,000
PRICE S6250
Very large gore lot and buildings
Over 200 feet frontage
Best part of Oakland
oakland ave and Piedmont Ba tbs.
This is remarkable snap Only with
THE CORNER LOT CO.,
BIS Broadway, Oakland.
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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-12
ROSS VALLEY PROPERTY

OUR best offer since the fre-Fine country resi-
dence in the heart of Ross Valley, minutes
from station; large grounds. with massive oaks
and laurels; house built on sunny knoll look
ing direct upon Mount Tamalpais and beauti-
full Ross CANYON, with its redwood covered
hills: this is no cheap offer. but something
worth Investigation CROKER & CO., San
Anselmo for fnll particulars.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-27
SAYS SLAVERY EXISTS
IN south SEA ISLES
German Mariner Admits Having
Been Officer Of Ship En-
gagged in Traffic.

SEATTLE, WASH, May 26.-The
Fost-1ntelligencer{ says:
Captain L. Wagner, formerly master
of the big four-masted bark schiefteck,
bu. now second mate on the British ship
Claverdon, lying at the Oriental dock,
was for fourteen months Qrom 1903 to
early last spring. tho central figure In
the notorious "blackbird" schooner Sa-
moa During that time he was first n1ato
on the Samoa and captured 1900 blacks
for use as slaves on the big copra. plan
trttons in Samoa. The captain speaks
freely. Of his experience. and tells some
exciting tales OF what took place dur
ing the time he was "blackbirder.." On
many occasions pitched battles were
fought with the natives, and men on both
siues We're killed. He was also on the
i'sand of New ireland, in the Solomon
group. shortly after the ten mis-
sionaries were killed, about two years
ago, and fought a fierce and bloody en-
sasement with the savages only ten
miles from the spot in which the five
women and five men were butchered
Captain Wagner is a German by birth,
but speaks English fluently, also French,
Spanish and several other Continental
languages, besides a number of South Sea
dialects
-
Captain Wagner said:
1T is generally supposed that slavery
no longer exists. That is n mistake. For
fourteen months I was first officer on
the slave ship Samoa. During that time
We captured 1920 blacks for the South
Sea plantations.
ION the first voyage we made for New
Britain, in the Solomon group. The
schooner was manned by five whites and
nineteen blacks, making a total of TWEEN
ty-four, all told. When we renched New
Britain took the nineteen blacks ashore
and made for the first village we saw
All my boys were armed with the reg
ulat'on German army rifle and could
shoot we'll. At the first village they
saw us coming and tho entire population
fled to the woods. But we managed 10
get ono woman.
Tn some OF the villages we would get
two or three. never moro than four They
are too hard to hold Occasionally, we
mnnagcd to get one to come with us
willingly but that was seldom. Some
times we would take a chest of gaudy
trinkets ashore and set it down in the
village. The sayases, attracted by the
bright things, would gather around and
start helping themselves. That was our
opportunity. We would make rush and
grab two or three and then go on to the
next village.
The natives that we captured were
taken to the plantations at Samoa, where
they were put to work gathering copra
They are supposed to be hired for a term
OF three years. They are paid. six
shlings, or. in American money, $3.50 a
month, but they have to take It out in
trade. The government knows what is
going on; the officers know everything
about the methods used in obtaining the
natives, but they wink at It,"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-27
Low Wages in Germany.

Questions relating to tho Improvement
Of the conditions connected with home
Industries in Germany are being eagerly
discussed. A commission of inquiry,
appointed by the King Of saxony, has
recently published Its report, The in
dustrles In which the conditions are the
worst are pnssementerio. lace. artificial
flowers and toys. Among the passe-
menterie workers the highest possible
earnings seem to be 8 cents an hour,
and the average only cents in Ameri-
can money. The lace workers who Darn
10 pfennigs 400 pfennigs are equal to
Is cents> consider that good. but and
pfennigs are not unusual In the town
OF Pima women are making artificial
flowers for Az pfennigs an hour. and in
the toy industry an hours work is paid
with hh pfennigs In vast number OF
cases the workroom serves as kitchen
and bedroom as we'll, and the low rate
oi pay ohlises parents to insist on their
childrens assistance. Ninety hours q
week are not unusual for adults. and
for Children 20 TO % hqprs,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-27

Don't you take It no matter whether the
price be 10 cents OF IS cents. Insist on having
Arbuckles ARlOsA instead. Tho genuine
Arbuckles' is sold only in sealed one pound
packages that never contain les, than full
pound and reach you directly from the Mill
unhandled and pure. Il will keep fresh for
years, Each berry is Theoretically sealed with
coating OF fresh eggs and granulaled sugar. which
preserves strength and favor. and settles the
coffee quickly when cooked. Thi,is the original
"Nlo.her's process patented by thi, firm, in
which the characteristics Of our skilled coffee
blending and roasting arc secured for you intact
no matter how distant your location - and these
a1e not to be compared with crude primitive
methods on smaller scale. Ii is be.. to grind
a. home as wanted warming it slightly make. i,
easy to grind and develop. tina, deliciou. cup
quality peculiarly Arbuckle..'
This is the same Arbuckles' Roasted Coffee
the same firm that introduced it Thirty seven yeAu
ago. Through every vici~iiudc Of all ,ho.e long
years Arbucklcs' ARlOSA In, maintained il.
reputation with consumers and its sales have
multiplied until we to-day buy. roa,, and veil
more coffee than tho four mex. larsea couce,n.
in the world combined. Hundred. Of feeble
limitations meanwhile have come and gone -
some to die in the booming. other, to flourish
briefly. decay and pass away.
YOU will know how good A,bueho.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-27

II you canno, obtain Arbuckles' ARlOSA
Coffee at nearby store. send US postal or
express money order Tor $l.8O and we will send
transportation paid to your freigh. station ten
pounds Of Arbuckles' ARlOSA Coffee in a
strong wood box The $l.6O pays ior both
transportation and coffee, and there will be
nothing more to pay. Price Auctuates and
cannot be guaranteed for any period. The
coffee will be shipped in the original wrappers
bearing the signature Of Arbuckle Bros = 10
packages = 10 signatures. We give presents
for signatures and will send free il you write for
it. new book with cololed pictures Of 81 useful
and valuable presents 70, users Of Arbuckles'
.ARlOsA.
Don't buy loose grocery-store coffee. for you
never can tell where j. comes from. where j. ha.
been. OF how much j. ha. been handled. There
+ nothing to identity i. except tho PIee. no way
TO know positively tia. you ale actually receiving
what you pay for. You don't know. and he
grocer doc.n't know. You trust him. he trust.
somebody who trust. .omebody else. Coffee
value. are determined BY flavor and cup quality
when cooked. not by outward appearance nor
BY the price asked
About loose siocety aore coffee you Can be
sure only Of thi, tia. i, collect. tho dua Of the
ssote and freely abso'b, impurities. You may
not wash i,--you must simply cook il and d INK
I, dos aud all
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-27

as we know, is a formidable weapon In
tie hands Of Il David. II was probably
the first artificial or skillful contrivance
OF the snvnge, all OF whose battles were
ahciently fought with stones.
Know not whether the word Cat. when
used as an epithet of contempt or re-
proach, was m invention Of our boys. Or
has come to us from n foreign source.
All the dictionaries ] have lu0ked into
from Blount' down to Webster, give no
light on the subject. Our old family SER
wants used to apply the epithet to fallen
white women who walked the streets Of
nights. It doesn't adhere to those only
who dwell on the hill md In the valley,
fpr there were formerly. If not now,
Rockets Cats, Basin Cats whose SYM
pntlies, by the way, went out to the boys
OF the valley. ana who, when mixed IN a
fracas, Invariably made common cause
against tho shockocs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-27
MOUSE BREAKS UP
W0MAN'S Meeting

4 COSHOCTON, OHIO, May The Co
shocton Woman's Club had just been
called to order in the lecture-room of
the Carnegie Free Library, and the two
score members were listening intently
to the story of "A Little Journey
Through spain." as told by woman
who had never in her life been further
away from home than Columbus. That
is to say, the members were listening
as intently as they could while they were
taking mental notes Of their fellow men,
bers duds and hats to see II they could
tell when the frocks had been turned
and the hats reset
The member with the redyed bird in
her top piece, who was making the
linguistic journey through old Spain, had
Just left Madrid mounted on a burro
and headed for Y Spaghetti Espaniole,
when something happened The mem
brown at the last meeting in January,
let out a screech that made goose PIN
pies" epidemic at the meeting. At the
same time she mounted the seat and
gathered up her skirts. She did look
scared.
Tho member with tho last years bon
net that had been recalked followed suit,
and rs she reached tho safety OF the
high seat she broke up the meeting and
stoppeu Inc lLlttle journey Through
Spain per burro express by shriekIng
in high soprano:
"It's n mouse''
At that the burro bucked and threw
the fgurative rider plump upon the seat
OF her chair. and In about three-ffths
OF second the whole club was mount
ed on chairs That broke up the OK
curson entirely and all hands hurried
back from Spain to Coshocton One of
the moro courageous members shook
her pettlcoats manacngly, and cried:
'Shoo!"
That brought the mouse to a full stop
and he decided to give IN his .lttt1e
journey through the woman's club" He
retired to the library and gave himself
up to the study of Ihsen.
The prevailing style OF hosiery in Co
shocton this winter Is black with cute
little pink or blue clocks"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-27

ARloSA really Is # you try it and become
accustomed to it. 1t furnishe, just the proper
s'imulant. enables one to Withstand fatigue.
'ncrcascs the powers Of endurance, quickens the
pulse, cleans up the brain and put. heart into.he
work. That it is the best. most Wholesome
coffee to be had for the money i. proved by its
enormous sales, which exceed those Of all other
packaeed cofees in tho United States combined.
Address our nearest Office Box Dept.
ARBUcKLE BROTHERS.
y Water Street. New York City.
100 Michigan Avenue Chicago, III.
Liberty Ave- and Wood ST.. Pittsburgh. Pa.
AZ Souh Seventh Suee. s.. Louis. Mo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-21
The h0usekeeper wants these.

SS lOT tne HOuSekScpcl lIOIH tHiS iioe'
SALAD OR ICE CREAM SETS of Royal
Austrian china; thin and dainty; hand
somely decorated in floral eff Soc
feet; pretty shapes. Set, only.
CORDIAL SETS, decanter and
glasses. gilt trimmed, and in zEc
glass tray. Set complete for.
GLASS BOWLS, in cut glass
patterns, very clear and spark Doc
ling; new shapes. Only. .......
WINE SETS, decanter and 6 glasses
in cut glass pattern; complete Soc.
with glass tray, and only. $500.
OPAL BUREAU OR TOILET SETS in
dainty hand-painted designs; consist
ing of toilet bottles, pin tray, puff
box, hair receiver and comb and brush
tray; pretty shapes. Com 6 XO
FANCY GLASS WATER OR LEMON
ADE~SETS, including pitcher, glass
es and embossed tray; several coiors to
select from I'm pretty decora- O2c
tions. Complete for. ......... Ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-21
More than 1000 games.

Including perfect and slightly soiled
kinds, but mostly those with boxes
damaged,
AT HALF MARKED PRICES To-
MORROW.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-21
Teddy bears.

Last call. We've both
the imported and do
mestic lines, in a fair
assortment of sizes.
with prices ranging
s1.Oo, $40, 81 40 and
up.
Our $500 Teddy Bears,
reduced TO SIS. 80.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-21

Hearts and Masks; illustrated by Fisher SIC
In Loves Garden; $500 edition. Special 81 il
Warming to Lovers, Paul L. Ford; illus
trated by Henry HUT .... 81 ne
Tennyson's POEMS complete; famous Globe
The Lovers Mother Goose illustrated by J. C.
Clay; regular So 90 edition Special 81 70
Hiawatha, illustrated by Harrison Fisher; So 90
edition. Special. ...............S 80 Ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-21

Cream BraZils,
Shell Almonds.
Chocolate Creams,
Shell Pecans, flayors
are Vanilla, Pep
PERMITS. Chocolate
Pineapple. Cocoa
nut, Black Walnut,
Raspberry. Maple,
English W a | II u I,
Coffee.
Maple Walnut Cream,
Extra Fine Walnut,
Pecan Tip.
Walnut Tip,
Almond Tip,
Belmont Tip.
Silver Bonbons,
Lemon,
Apricot.
MdlDielneS.
Cocoalines.
Montevideos,
Figros.
Nutinas.
Dragee.
Frozen Pudding,
Butter Crachel,
Fruitines,
Vanilla Stitches,
Chocolate Chips.
Chocolate Peanuts.
Chocolate Marshmal-
lows,
Orange.
Kernel.
BonbOns.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-21

=
g, &
~ Xmas Cards, 1c. to Sc. y
~ Xmas Booklets. &c. to 25c. II
* Xmas Post Cards, 1c. to 10c. y
az Calendars, &c to $40. Il
~ Red Tissue Paper Xmas Bells, &
.N &C. Zoe, 15c. and PIC.
81 First Floor-special dept. CEN Il
SI ter of store and special booth <
Al main bargain aisle. J,
&, 4
z as "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-21

Not a plaything. but a genuine Tea Set
for children. % pieces of fine imported
china, plates 6 inches in diameter, and
other pieces in proportional regular
tea party set. These are beautifully
decorated with American Beauty roses
We've just 40 sets left, and they are
too dainty and desirable to miss at
this price.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-17
IanitfGmpfcr @arS ieincm gcrnfc
crleacn.

@rono Gapibs, Mid., 16.
Nopcmber. Der Sauitfdmpfer
Wife @aro aus Sornia. Ont, itarb
beute friib in Solge BON 8erletun-
gen, weIde CT geitern MbeMS IN einem
S%aultfampfe nit Sarrp 2epis aus
Ybilaoelpbia erlitt. Cine 8ebirnbli,-
iung mar Die birefte Sobesur'ad)e.
2onis ullo oie Setunoanten in Dem
6aultfumsfe befinoen iit in Sait.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-17
TaQenbc 8emGiicr.

Seattle, @aib., 16. Hopember.
- Gle &eeengiiiie babeu enOlif aui-
aebort, bos @etter lit fGlter geapor.
Den llno i'm oberen Sbale oes @bite
&iper 1aben Die 8emdlier longiam 81
ialen begonnen. Bel Srinia limo
5pei WGnner e%rtrunfen ulo cine Iil.
3abl meiterer Wenihenleben eing IN
anoeren Sbeilen oes Staates perlo-
rem. @roBe Notb berriht unter Den
9cmobnern Der iiberid)memmten Sc.
biete.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-17

WtonatS I%opelnber $4,000 mad Sun
Ironcisco, oomit es fir Die Notblei-
0enoen permonot iultroe. 9ieieS @elb
1plr0c olli @rllno OeS GornnidlogcS
oeS oortiQen 2otol-Gomite'S 5ltr Ser
iiigrng gcitellt unO Itent Die SGIfte
Der @eloer oor, Weld)c ooS Gomitc in
oieiem @yot uc%ruusgobcn mill. IS
lit Die gl6ltft Oes San 6ranciscocr
Gomite's, folgenoe Summen oltS5l'
geben: $250,000 fir @ieoerbqri tcQlun1
bon &crliiten, 100000 fir Die Or
ridt1ng zines Scims fir oltc mo
id)lpod)c Eerioncn unb enOlid) 500.
600 ais ErGmicn an iolhe Eerioncn,
melde lire 5crit0rten &eimit1ttcn
micoer mlfboucn. ISn lcBtercr Sin.
Iidt ioQ 10 porgegnngcn ipcroclt, ooB
Die 8runbcigcutbiiner, welde ibrc
5erItorten SGuier pieoer crbolten, ell
Erlttel Der oo5u erforocrli6en Gum.
me erbalten iolen.. Gos Oftober.9ul.
letin Der ~Hotben areu5-8 eieQidoft"
9ibt Die filr Die Son Sronciscoergtotb.
l%etoeroen nod perfiigbare Slmmle
ouf $2,626,943 an. Snsgeiommt iino
fiir Die orrd) ooS @robe6en 6etroffcs
men Y~erlonell bel Ser ,Hot6en &reu,-
@eiellidait" iiber 100000 qingc.
gangen.
Con efn9em go &.
rung nj Steigen.
Gin ltetig ~5llnebmenoer Ger6rolldl
bon SebenSmitteln in 9lehbiidien lo.
mobl I'M einbeimiiden mie i'm aus
l1n0il6en Warfte miro bon Dem Itu.
tiitiiben 9iireau ocs Sonoels . Sc.
partements ouf @rluno Der @eiammt.
ausfubr I'M uerfloiienen Sabre nob.
9clpielen. Ser @ertb bes grportS
iolter 9iidienpooren aus ben Ser.
Stoaten be5iiferte iid i'm lebten sis.
foljobr olf iiber $1S,000,000, Elm.
3lnabme bon GO Ero5ent I'M Scr.
gleid gum Sabre 1896. Mebr ol3
Elm Grittel oieier Iusfubr beitanb III
nGonneo Beef" ein Se6stel in
.Gonneo 2odS" lino Elm Idtel ii
6riidten; fcrner Wild, Sdlpeines
fleiidl Semitic unb aapiar in Bid.
len. Sn ben Sropen unb I'M Orient
lit Die 5unebmenoe Nodirage bcion-
oers bemcrfbar, bod Der bette aunbc
fiir Sihienipooren lit nod INNER
8roBbritannien. Sapoii, Eortogico
llnO Ilosfo be5ogen aus ben Sereini9.
ten Staaten 9iidlenunaren I'M 8cs
lummtuertbe bon $1,250,000.
u q d. @ anila beorbert
Brigade = General Sobn 5. Ser.
lbing lit ourd cine Srbre oes &riegs,
Gepartements bon ieinem Commando
oeS 9cpurtcments California emf.
brnDen unb nad Wauila beorbcrt
porotrt, moietbit er bas G%ommanoo
iibcr oos Gepartcment Siiapas al;
Stelle 0eS @eneral Moiors Seize
M. See iibernebmen miro. General.
lieutenant 9lrtbur miro auber DEM
Commando iiber Die Sacific.G ipiiiun
olld) oas Commando iiber oos Gepor.
trnlent California iibernebmcn.
@idtig iir obilis
item.
9ie oui freie Ginfubr BON @agcn
sudden oen Iereinigten Staoten,
Galtooa uno Merifp geltenoen 5ollges
ieblifen Ioridriften iinO lort Srorc
oes Sdobamtes audi aif alltomobiIc
allsgeoebnt morocn, meldc nid)t l1l.
ger oils orei Gage in benz anOeren
2ano permeilen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-17
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-17

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-17

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-17

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