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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-20

Over this scene OF agony the
burning city 20 the eastward threw
a garish theatrical light. that
bruusht out all the heart rcnding
details Of the setting with sicken-
Ing distinctness.
throughout the long hours of the
night the park heayed and tossed
like gigantic ant heap. Thous-
anas slept the sleep OF exhaustion
and despair. but misery kept many
thousands afoot, and all night long
they moved about In feyerish
search OF the comfort that was not
to be had.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-20
BLAZE n Ovv
halted
(Seripps News Service

WASHINGTON o. c, April sa-ts >. M Eastern rar.l-osn
r hs. wired the ssparr, loss 81 life
rs.ss .ssSsrs'sa
Ne .s. been partially checked and ssndusns
hss.r usr been hoped Ter
:. ..s.. sy I'm. srosd~sy and
". Ma. the ef For. sars., viii b. saved
NJ ...A.r seed supplies s.snrus assn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-20
Back Fires Fail.

Back fires had been set 10 fight
flame with flame. but the fire from
the east oyerpowered and assimi.
lated the second blaze When the
fire reached the end of the RACED
zone the workers drew back to
watch
They had not long to walt The
roaring. cracking mass hardly
paused for an instant
The zonc was Of Necessity litter.
ed with rubbish and over this the
flames sped. in thin erratic lines
like flashes OF lightning In the sky.
gathering In volume and intensity
as they made their way across 70
where the residences stood on the
other side. BY the time the west
side OF the zone had been reached.
the flames had taken a grip on
everything from Pacific TO Ellis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-20
Depart Defeated.

Citizens. soldiers flromen and
policemen stood Tor q moment and
then with wearied and numbed
unanimity. turned their backs and
went away
And the fire roared on up toward
the west, crumbiing deserted dwell
ings In It's Unsuitable voracitv. So
swiftly did the fire progress that
the check which had required
hours of painful toll was hardly
noticed
u seemed as II the flames, in
their hurry and greed. did not take
time TO complete their work of de-
structiou. Many frame BUILDINGS
OF an inflammablc nature were left
standing. blackened structures,
when by all the laws Of nature they
should have been heaps OF ashes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-20

The Seattle Police Relief associa-
ton today contributed $500 to the
fund for the san Francisco suffer-
ers Members OF the police force,
from chief to patrolmen. made lib
eral personal contributions, but
those were returned and Il was de-
eided 20 donate $500 from the ASSOC
citation fund
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-20

Dynamiting squads were AZ work
all over and the air was filled
with debris flying In all directions.
The work had TO be done 50
quickly that there was no attempt
made 10 safeguard the lives of the
workers They kept # their indl-
vidual tasks. needless OF the esplo-
sionE around them Shouts OF warn
ing were 40 continual that none
gave them any heed. They were
simply a part OF the general tur.
moil.
All this time the wall Of flame
was running from the east, greed
lily devouring everything Ia its
path.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-20
Give Up in Despair.

rhcu the flreflghters, who had
tollsd aud struggled FOR many hours
with hectic desperation threw down
their hands and gave up in despair.
They had done everything within
human power. but the odds were
beyond the power of man 20 cope
with
Tho last stand Of the fircfighters
was Intensely dramatic and thrill
ing. Firemen. soldiers aud citizens
were marshaled together, drawn
faced army. torn, ragged and show
ing the result of IS hours OF I'M
ceasing toll.
Palaces Of Millionaires.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-20

long row OF palaces Of San Fran
cisco's milii0naires. These we're TO
be destroyed and the artillery Was
called 10 rae them 90 the ground.
Down the avenue charged the
soldiers. Ia the grim order Of the
trade OF war Gannons were un-
limbered with military precision
and accuracy
The aTtillerymen stood AZ their
posts and took their commands as
il they were on dress parade. Sharp,
quick orders were given and then
the guns began their work OF de-
siruction. With every boom OF a
gun. came the crashing Of some
mansion and the gun moved on TO
another Doiat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-20
Ves,a Of Ruin.

From Van Ness av. east TO tho
hay there is nothing but ashes and
distorted steel beams which send
up vast volumes OF gray smoke 10
the ashcn colorcd sky Scattered
over this smoldcring area there are
little fires burning. stragglers loft
behind the main march, Under
ordinary circumstances these would
be considered fires OF some pro-
portions. out now they do not merit
a glance. In fact. they are bene.
factors. cleaning up and reducing
to ashes useless material that
would later have to be cleared
away.
six. eight and ten-story buildings
are nothing but fantastic heaps
glowing in the lull gray liuht The
whole district is impossible There
are no cleared spaces to Indicate
where once lay wide streets aud
avenues. The geography of the
business district has gone with tho
rest Locations can now only be
guessed at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-20
BROKEN OUT ANEW.

The south end Of the line Of fire is said TO have broken
~ with renewed vigor and is sweeping toward the
eTron without the slightest prospect OF its being checked
som other sections Of the city reports Of fires
FHgng up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-20
Has,es to pevour.

But tlfe fire was too anxious TO
SO forward. as " fearful that there
would not be enough time 10 reach
all that was before 81, as II realizing
the vast amount Of material TO be
burned e dreaded Il would not have
the power to complete It's work IL
ruin and devastation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-20
CONTRADICTORY REPORTS.

Contradictory reports coming from the scene OF dis
Eu with every boat load Of people Some say the flames
ns been checked Van Ness and in the Mission dis
r while others that the fire is burning fiereer than
The iremen are still at work and there fair supply Of
sef but appears have the least effect the flames
he fire is still raging north of Russian hill and moving
yard the hav
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-20
To BAKE BREAD
ON STEAMER

Five members Of the Marine
Cooks 8 Stewards union No 9 have
volunteered their services aboard
the steamer which will leave with
provisions for San Francisco. These
men will bake bread on board the
steamer. 30 that a large quantity
will be ready and fresh for imme-
diate distribution when the steamer
arrives. II any more men are need
ed the secretary Of the union can
furnish them. The following will
30 on the steamer: r. p skinner.
Carl Emil Petersen. Adolph Braun.
Hedge Hilgesen and Frank Dryml.
-aa .==
George 4 Wright. Of this city.
who left last night for san
Francisco In search of his
wife and two children. will find
them safe and well upon his ar.
rival AZ Oakland. provided he is able
In the confusion TO locate them
Word TO this effect was received
In Seattle from Mrs Wright this
morning. AZ tho time OF the dis.
.astor Mrs. Wright. with her two
children. we're IN San Francisco on
their way home from Southern Cal.
ifofnia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-20
(seriPps News serviee.)
(NOON)

OAKLAND. April so.-To feed the living and bury the
za the problem which eonironts those who left
! San Francisco
Three hundred thousand persons clamorng for food
nd hundreds OF eorpses awaiting sort of burial
Already the latter the lives of the survivors
The bakers turning bread fast pos
zoe but with the crippled facilities they not begin TO
he'd the multitude The bakers have entered agree
mt 70 sell bread who charge than cents
n This done prevent extortion by those who were
F<rulstng while thousands were starving.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-02-23
2sranm(6weis. Rn6aft. Sippe.

9raun h metg 4. NsuIib fanh
bier Die enO3iltiQs &onitituirun9 Der
@eieIihait our TOroerung Der WaTer.
pirtbidoft i'm Sparse itatt. 9ereits 46
Stoatsbebprbcn, 8emein0sn uno &prs
pnrationen inn bei9etreten, SeI6lpis
fen ipurNe 5unG6it, Sic Stertbaliperre
in Mngriff 6u nsblnen.
g D ben II. 9ur6 8pblenorpbgass
pereiftung fino i'm benuhbarten Qis
bebna Ole @ittwe Stone uno lire flint
jdbriae Gntelin Qeitorten.
9 ii tebutg. Dieter Sage boben
Die Neuirablen gum 2onotuge oes sir
itcntbums S6aumbur0 2ippe Itatt9ss
funDen, Die Sc5ioloemotraten be-
tbeiligten ii6 gum erIteu Mule an Der
Mobl nit ci1enen &1n0ibaten in ie6s
BON ben %porbonoenen 5ebn Wobltreis
fen. SelpGb!t iinb eno9iltig feds biirs
oerIibe 8anNioaten, Sn oen iibri9en
bier Wabltreiien boben Stidpablen
itatt5rfinben; bel Speien 0appn iino
Spsidl0emptrdtcn tetGeiligt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-02-23
Sro66er5ost6um .6eGen.

Sarm It abt. Der bisGsrise BET:
fii6e S,uiti3miniIter Gnolo lit an
Stele heS REINFORCEMENT Or. Sarl Hptbe
gum MiniiterprGiioentsn %ernannt NOR
ben, Der bisberi9e Miniiterialratb
Braun 1T gum Miniiter oes Snnern
oufgeriidt, ais lpeIGer Rotbe 9leid=
fails fun9irt bate.
9 ii Ten. 6iirit Bruno BON
Oienbur9s gii0jnaen lit 9e'torben.
Trieoberg, Sier tu9te cine
@erIammlun9 hes bcITiIhen autiIemis
tiIdeu Yausrnbunpes. Die Gerlamms
lung bel6loB, iih an Die beutlhzip5iuIe
Yartei untsr 2eituno 2iebermunn b.
S%onnenfergS an5ui6lieBen unb bel Den
ndhiten 9eidsta9spdblen in Oberbe'
fen ri9ene Sonoioaten a~uf5uiteaen.
q B II. Die Stootperorbneten
~betpiGteten fir Die i'm Sienite Der
Stoot belh0ftigten Nrteiter cine 2ohnz
e~rbobung BON burhIhntttlih Sehn
proSent nit Riidlpirtun9 pom /. Ots
tober b. S. Ter Den Stubtperoros
neten p~orgelegte &pItenppron 6lag fir
bas All erboucnbe St1ottbedter betrdot
100000 Mdrt, bon benen 100000
Start eeihcntpeiIe Der Staot iibers
oeben fpur0sn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-02-23
E6nrinaif6c Staten.

% NJ r. @egen Die Sin0ertdnSe
penoet iid Elm tiir5Iid) pom groBhers
5o9li6en neimoriihcn Stdatsminiitez
RUM tetannt g~eqebener @rloB ar
idmmtlihe S6ulporiiGnoe oe8 @rpBA
berSp9tbums. Noh 0ieiem Ipllen Bel
allen &inoerfeIten Die ainosrtGn3e ais
fir Die S6uljuqeno unpoiieno inter
alien l~lmitdrhen fcrtiaIen, uno bic
S6ulporitdn0e baben 0uf ole 8efola
gllng bes @rldhes Itreng 81 ahten.
8 I burQ b a E II. Der
friibsre Sn6o6er bes bisIigcn aartos
araphiiden SnItitutc. Der jebt in
Miinfsn IebenOs Rentier s.. Bsttsrs,
ltiftete cine Summe bon $4,000 Mart
gu aemeinniibiaen s3,oeden fir Die bic
iiae StoOt. Plus oen 3inIen Iolen
namentlih beoIrftiee Snultinber
5riibbrot uno 3lIhiiie au Den Soften
Der d1jdbrlid)cn Shulatsfliiae erbols
ten; auberoem 1T Elm Sctru9 auSseIebt
sur llnterIiiBung beS Siloburgbduler
airGenhors.
Runol It b t. Sn elmer &c
fammtiiBung bcs Staotratbs nurbe
Die Crri6tung elmer Itdotiihen San
belsI6ule NIT obligatpriidem Inter
ri6t im Wsoe Der llmpanoluno zines
bereits beItebenben tleineren pripat.
inItituts in cine 9rDbere gnitalt be-
f6lpI1en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-02-23
Sreie Stable.

8 a b II q. Wegen S%beilndbme
an ben WdbIrehtss OemonItrutipnen
unb plinberung por 2dOen 1inO bier
insaeIammt 65 perionen perboftst
ipprben. - Die Werftarbeiter nd6men
fammtlih Die Q(rbeit ipiebcr auf; Die
Wieoereiniteluna Der ausaeiperrten
@r6eitsr poll3ps iih in oIer Rube. 9os
2eben unb Sreiben in Der Stabt uno
i'm 6afen ino Die 3bdtisteit Der Merfs
ten bietsn bas a%ltseipobnte 8ilo.-0or
Der Miinoung bes SaiIer Wilbelms
adnols bel 6oltenau Iant oie 9amz
burger GeselIdute .@lsbetb," pelte
nit Mebl bon Neumiiblen mad 5amz
burg unterfpegs ipar. Die Wannihaft
tpilros ssrettet.
Bremen. Inbier lift Der betannte
aolonialpolititer 0ietor aus oem 2es
ben geIhieosn. Gr mar Ser Senior De,
2aufmannihoft
6 il d. Der 8iiraerausihub
ftimrlte Dem Senatsantrd9e gu, anlGb,
liA Der Silberbod;sit oss aaiIerpaa.
res Dem 9erein CUR GiirIorse fir Gei'
itssffipahe 10000 Mart gu iiberpeis
Zen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-02-23
Sa6(en.

Ores SEN. Der 9rGIat Soldier
aus StraBburg lit gum 9ii6pf in
Sa6Ien 9elpGblt porosn.-9uS 2on6s
geri6t in DRESDEN bat Ben ruIlii6sn
6iiriten &otIhutei, peIder oem Dor
tier MO1er Nurd einen 6uBtritt cine
balernOe SerleBung beibrahte, baSl
perurtbeilt, jGbrlih 26CG Mart Gnt=
f6GOigun9 an MDuer at 5ublen.
bemniB 3. Dom 2auo9ert6t
nuroen 5pei Sbeilnetmer an Den
G6emniBer @abIrehts StroBenoez
mpnltrotionen gu @efGngniBitrofen
perurtbsilt. Der 81 Sabre olte Giiens
breber 9Qbin Gurt &iin3sl erbielt ne
gen DffentliGer 9eamtenbelsiOigung
uno grpben llnfugS ieds BpGen @es
fdngniB uno pier Wp6en SdTt, uno
Der eIeihfaaS q Sabre alte 5ormer
@uitdp Spbann aurtb muroe ipegsn
psriuhter @sfan9enenbefreiun9 unb
rubeItorerosn EARNS nit elmer Sc
fGngnibitrofe BON feds Monuten be-
le9t.
Giben It d. Die freie S6nei@
berinnun9 fir ben gmts9erihtsbeSirt
@ibenitod f~eierte unter Sdblreiher 9es
tbeili9un9 unbsrer Snnun9en ihr $50
jdbriaes 8eIteben.
2eip5i q. Die peritorbene Srdu
Muris CLARA perlp. Sorter permaGte
ibr oeiummtes &erm0oen i'm Setraae
pon 250,0O0 Mart Der llniperiitGt
2eip3ie. Die 3inien Der Stiftung
iollen Sl Sotirunoen BON alBeror0ents
Iihen Yrpfeiioren mo Prioutoo5enten
~perirenoet neroen, unb 5por in eriter
2inie bon 2rhdploaen, Germanilten
unb tIaIiiI6en BhiloIo9en.
% ieoerp / E q. Sn 9raunsz
oorf be9ing Die M%iiblenfirma 6run5
Meinbolo QDeber Die Seier hires 25idbs
rioen 9eItsbens. 9us Dem @nloiIe
itiftete Der 9eiiber Weber ieinem Or
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 10000 Mort.
.9|tauen. Die 8eoriinoun9 elmer
qroBen SiiQfubrit nit einem Nftiens
tapital BON 100000 Mart. Die ppn
einem bieiioen Soniprtium bel6loien
iporoen lit, erfolgt pprnebmli6 I'M Sns
t~ereiie Der Goroinens uno SpiBenz
fabrication, Die FISHER ibrsn 8eoorf an
Sill bel 3iemli6 e%ntiernt 9ele9enen So
briten oeden muBte. Nu6 aus Gngz
lanh nuroen bisber jdbrli6 itber $500
Soppelcentner Sill bon po9tldnbiI den
Mbnehmcrn beSo9en.
ittau 8ei elmer Hepiiipn Der
Spar uno SorlebenstoiIe Der bieiioen
9oltsIhule6rer lpur0en llnteri6ldz
9ungen in Der 00be ron $4,000 Mart
feIt9eitclt. Ter langjGhrioe SaIIirer,
Der 6Ojdbrioe Oberlebrer Rubolf Quos
mig. nurOe perboitet. Gr 1T 9~eitdnbig.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-02-23
@Irttcmt Gera.

Stutt0ort. Die ipiirttemberz
glide &dmmer Ser Mbqcoronetcn bat
Die Notwithstanding, Ourh nelhe
Die Speite aammer in cine refine Goltss
nertretun9 ~unlQelponOcIt miro, in Der
SGluBab'timmun0 nit 50 geoen 20
Stimmen onsenommen. Nun muB
noh ole &ommer Der Stanoesberren
ihrc ,3uItimmuna 9sben.-9er YDirts
line @eheime Rdtb Or. Gouaro 3elcr
polenpete iein 90. 2ebenSjobr. Der
9ret'e @elsbrte e~rfreut ii6, ob9eiefen
bpn einsm i'm leBten Sabre oufgetretes
men Nu9eniibel. Der beiten 8eiunobeit
unb oeiiti9en Srii9e.
Seilbrpnn n. Der Gdufmdnn
Mor Stern. Snbdber elmer aus9eoebns
ten Notwithstanding, wolte in Ieiz
nen 2aoerrdumen beim Muf5ieben bon
Wolle bebililif iein. @r betom babel
Oas lleber9elpidt uno Itiir3te bur6 ben
gluF3u9sI6aht in ole Siefe, ipo er nit
serI6mettertem Sppf ouf9efunoen
nuroe.
8 ii bingen II. Der duBerorbents
lihe profeiIor fir 9atteriolo9ie an Der
Se6niIden 9o6i6ule gu Dresden,
Or. meN, aurt @olf, 1T gum T .o,nts
lid)en Brpfeilor fir Sp9iene an Der
llnioerIitdt 9iibinaen ernannt poroen.
Il | NJ. Die Stdbtpertretung be-
tuiligte 500 Murt fir Die ~nptbleioens
Den Seutide in Den boltiIden PRO
pin5en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-02-23

bon Mil6tiiben fir Sdugtinge uno
25,000 Wlart fir Elm 2ungsntranten>
bsim.
g Of 10 e. Der @eneroloiretz
tor 8oTmcr3ienratb 6Ieitmunn bat
$4,000 Wturt gum 3rped Der Grfors
id)un9 unb 9etdmpfung Der 3rebsz
trantbeit our 9erfiigung seiteqt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-02-23
8apcrR.

81 ii II Of II. 0as 2onogeri6t
Miinden bate icinerSeit Die Wittpe
Sran3 2enboAs ouf Die Sluse Der ge.
idie0enen criten fSrau 2enbdds, Der
jcbiacn Srau ErofeNor S6peninaer
in @robs QiAterfeloe. CUR 6eraus9abe
Der ans Der eriten Gbe itammenben
14idhri9en Sodter Marion perurs
t6eilt, 0os Sberldn0es9eridt Wiins
6en bate 6ieIe GntIhstoun1 bsHtdtiat.
9as Hei@saeriGt Eat jebt has llrtbeil
oes Sberl1noss1eri6tS dufgeboben
rno ole SluQe Observation-Disclosures
Nugllit b. Rotbmunb, Der 8ertreter
Der Wllaenheiltun0e an Ser lluiperiitdt
Wiin6en, tsaing ieir 5~Ojdbriqes Do
sentenjabilGum. Gr murbe 1880 aes
loren unO bobiiitirte Iif 1856 in
Miinhen. -8eitorEen lit oa6ier 1rsts
berr 0on5 b, 2ufieB, Girettor Der
SaimIdIc.
q SEN b C If. Inter Der Sirmo
,Glettri3itdt5ioert ShonosrOirg Wis
oenbd6" woro cine @eIeQIfaft nit
Dem Sibc in Wiosnbah esgriinost.
3ped Ser GeIen'0dIt 1T ser 9du uno
getrieb cinc3 acknowledgements in
Sh0n0eroina our %@r3eueung %eleftri'
fhcn Stromes unb Nb9a6e oeiielten
fir Qiht uno ardftsipsde in Miben
BAD, Io!pie N!osrsbah unb epentusG
ipeiteren in Der Babe l~ielenoen Srten.
9us getricbstroft bicnt cine 70 pc.
MaIiertrdIt 0es MiiblenbeIibers Ser
manrieoer III Sh0noeroina.
q / + inQen. Die bier p%erItors
bene Observation-Disclosures Srau Muaniic
b. Tcuitcr peymo1te Der @emcinos
0itterslujn0 10000 Mart sur Grid.
tllag elmer ainosri6ule nit Suppens
anitalt.
9 drtenti Of E n. aommers
5ienrdtb @ltcrt 5orIter bat Der bieii1sn
5reiriuiNn 6elerire6r Sen getraq
BON 800 Mart BUR freicn :" ,ripenphno
sutcmmsn ldIien. Ias Sc. III Der
9eripaltunQsrdtb dls 8; lr>i.o ..rers
m1qen CUR Gienitlleiouna |.r ,ye.ers
tpcbr onIegen unb bisrSu aud 81: d0,
jGbrlihe Acknowledgment oes aoms
mersienrdtbsS Mabla i'm getrage BON
100 Wfart psrlperosn.
Bd a II. 9omtapitular 1srona
9aper 2oi6l lit i'm Nlter BON 80 Sab
rem geftor6en.
Rei6enbalG. Die DoItmotors
fpdaer s@%er6tnoung 3ipiihen R.iden:
bau unO Sbumtiee tommt trob bes
proteites Der Jubrperfsbeiiber 5us
itanot. Zen @arantiefonbs tragen
Die Gereinoe aarlftein uno pripate
,SntercFentsn. Nb Mai niro Der Der
te1r aufgcnommen.
6 b q d.. Dor Sturgeon lparb
auf Der Ne3enbabnlinie Weutirhsn BEL
Sul5ahz NtiGcn Der 8etrieb nit
9ampimotOren einseri6tet. Gs 1T
Dies Die erits itaatlide 2inie in 8opern,
bic Ger Wotorbetrieb erbielt. Die
nG6iten Qotatbabnsn, arf oenen Wos
iorfpasen psrtebren msroen, iino bic
Ginien Heuitaot q. 3. Walonaabs
Wobsnitra Waibbaus uno @rafings
@lonn.
eiBsnburg. Die peritor6
Y~ripatisre 5rl. Gliie WiiQer BERN
Der Nrmentaie Der Staot Weibel al
10000 Mort uno 5000 Wart *, s.
meinbe Wermas CUR unterbaltung J
Wiaer'iflsn WalotapeIe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-02-23

f0rpsr nran1en Die ocUi'HpoIf!tten
Sdnoioaten SoIonn 5rtbauf, SoIef
Mupsr. Sleinr,h Seiier, MauriB Wale
ter uno Suliu5 g8iaert nit 9roBrr
M%aioritdt geqen Die 4riitli4 Io3ialcn
4an0i0Qten 0,trh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-02-23

Seioe an9eIteltcr Sdser erbielt ole
Nahridt, OGb Elm perI6ollen os9lullb.
ter 9erpanbter BON inn in Siioafritd
geitorben lei NM Elm @srm0oen bon
2S,000,000 Mart binterIuNsn bote,
bas nun Dem S0ger unO Orsi anoeren
Grben 3ufGQt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-02-23
8aoeu.

Sreiburq. 2aut 9eI6lub bes
Staotrotbs metoen bisiigen Iiillenoen
Srauen unO MGO6en olf @rIuhen
tiinftig 9eibilien BON sebn M}art fir
je amei Wphen gendhrt lpsrOen. 9leid,s
piel, oh lie Qrmemt1teritiibung be5ieben
peer niht, Die 9eioilfen Iollen audi
nid)t ols MISUNDERSTANDING bctrahs
let weroen. nod i'm itGbtiIhen Organ
bctanntgeoeten lperOcn.
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