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Las Vegas times. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1906, 1906-04-07
NEW OIL HOUSE.
A Model of Convenience.

From The Caliente Express:
The new oil house recently COM
pleted by the railroad company near
the general store house is in keeping
with the well known policy of the
company to have everything fifst-class
and up TO date.
AS model for convenience and
safety it cannot be surpassed in any
country, being constructed OF thor
oughly fireproof materials and fitted
up in manner to facilitate the rapid
and economic handling OF all mate
riaIs used in the lubricating depart
ment.
The upper or receiving floor is on a
level with a car floor and from here
pipes lead 10 large steel tanks placed
In the basement. which Is. the mixing
room. Ben Banks ID the chief mix
ologist and he Is as proud of his new
quarters as a hen with thirteen new
chickens.
Las Vegas times. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1906, 1906-04-07
HOME TALENT PLAYS TO GOOD
HOUSE.

From The Caliente Express:
The home talent minstrels played
to a good house at Warren's hall last
Friday night and from the incessant
applause. everybody got his moneys
worth. The ludricous situations and
witty sayings were particularly fetch
ing and while many Of our prominent
citizens were quite severely hit" II
was 'all In the play"
The musical turn by Prof. and Mrs.
Chapman was far above the ordinary.
and Hooligan the tramp. was por-
trayed In a manner to have made the
original of that character turn green
with envy.
Those who appeared on the pro-
gram were Prof. and Mrs. Chapman.
Messrs. White, Burke. Denton. Tay-
lor. Winters and Tippie.
Las Vegas times. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1906, 1906-04-07
PiocHE OFF THE MAP.
No Longer One of Us.

"All Nevada Is booming. Phoebe will
boom, too. IL we ali get out and shout. i"
The above from the Phoebe Record.
Now. wouldn't that jar you?
Why did she quit us? Was IL be-
cause she could no longer manipulate
public affairs to the detriment of the
balance of the country; or did she
come to realize that she was facing
the inevitable removal of the county
seat, and that she could no longer
dictate the policy of county govern
ment and juggle the county funds in
a manner best suited to the personal
interest of the gang?
And has she really left us, body,
soul and breeches, and taken with her
the s650.000 court house, that monu-
ment built to the chicanery of a lot
of political ringsters who have DOM
mated the politics of this county for
10. these many years?
Poor Pioche We had cherished
the fond hope that a few lessons in
political economy, properly admins
tered, would lead you to see the folly
of your ways You have the mines
and they are as good as the best. You
would have had railroad within a
few months, and had you only stayed
with us you would now be sharing
the boom which is covering all Ne
vada.
Las Vegas times. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1906, 1906-04-07

The editor sat In his easy chair,
Smoking a two-bit cigar;
Items" were scarce. no news" in
the air.
Not even a rmor. to chase to its
lair.
All quiet at home. scant word from
afar,
And such Is the situation.
Las Vegas times. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1906, 1906-04-07
cALIENTe socIAsILITy.


Unsurpassed In Any Country.
Caliente is becoming quite famous
for the sociability of her citizens and
the frequency of parties and entertain
ments would do credit to much
larger city. Among the more notable
gatherings of late was a surprise party
given to Mr. and Mrs. s. J. Blunt,
when number of their friends and
neighbors gathered to have a genuine
good time. which they did. to finish.
The host and hostess were some
what taken back at first. but soon got
in line and were made TO feel right
at home" although their friends had
captured the premises. And so well
were the merrymakers entertained
that the usual wallfower was con-
spicuous by its absence.
Dancing and games were INDUCED
in until the wee ssma' hours OF the
morning-except, of course, an hour
or two spent In opening baskets. etc.
and devouring the contents thereof.
Prizes were hung up on the card
games. Mrs. Chapman winning the la
dies prize, hand painted plate. and
Captain Hornbuckle the gentlemen's
prize, beer stein.
Las Vegas times. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1906, 1906-04-07

house and intended to make his fu-
ture home.
The services, both at the residence
of the parents and at the grave. were
conducted by Mr.. Shier. and were sim
pie. yet impressive. and rendered with
that feeling of sympathy which comes
only through long and intimate ac-
quaintance with the family. Many
from De Lamar as well as nearly the
entire population of this city and vi
cinity were present to pay their last
sad duty to the dead and their re-
spects to the living.
The deceased was an honored men,
ber of the Fraternal Order of Eagles,
and the twelve members OF that order
who happened to be IN the city at
tended in body.
The entire community extends the
most profound sympathy to the be-
reaved family, to the young wife
robbed of her helpmeet and protector,
to the heartbroken parents whose sill
yer locks begin to show the shady
side of life, and to the sisters who
know no more brothers love: but
the sudden taking away of this young
man comes to US all as a strong re-
minder of the uncertainty of life
May he rest In peace.
Las Vegas times. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1906, 1906-04-07
SHOOTING AT MANHATTAN.



From The CaIiente Express:
The following from the 0oldfield
Daily Sun of the 21st ultimo gHes a
brief account OF the murder Of David
H. AIphin. whose remains were
shipped here for interment. Dave was
well known in this part of Nevada,
having lived at De Lamar for years.
He was highly respected and consid-
cred an honorable, upright, square
young man by all who knew him, and
the news of his untimely. end came as
a shock to the community:
Dave Alphin was fatally woun led
by a man named Mccormick at Man
haitian yesterday morning. Alphin
had cashed check for $50 for Nc
Cormick during the early evening. and
when the former went to the bank to
have 1t cashed the next morning he
found the latter there engaged in the
act of drawing out his funds.
Mccormick refused to pay the
money and hot words ensued, and af-
ter visiting the rear of a saloon the
discussion resulted in Alphin being
shot twice--once in the shoulder and
once in the back.
Alphin died early this morning and
his assailant Is held on a charge of
murder.
Las Vegas times. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1906, 1906-04-07

The Frenchman eats nearly twice as
much bread as the Britisher.
Las Vegas times. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1906, 1906-04-07
cALIENTE IN 1911.
Clippings from tho "DalIy Express"
Five Years Hence.

Five Years Hence.
From the Caliente Express:
The increased demand for building
materials has resulted in a shortage
in brick and unless the yards in
crease their capacity very materially,
may result in shutdown on several
of the big blocks now in course of
erection.
The pottery works are loading an
other car for the eastern market to-
day The superiority of "Caliente
ware" is being recognized through
out the country.
The electric light company is put
ting in another dam in Ash canyon
and will be in shape shortly to fur
nish additional power to the mines in
that part OF the district.
1t is high time that the city .fa-
theirs were looking to our water sup
ply. At the rate we are growing 1t
will only be short time until the
present system will be entirely made
quate.
One of the features of the Fourth
| of July parade will be one of SEN
ator Denton's old stages that used to
ply on the Phoebe and De Lamar
lines.
The miners employed in Antelope
canyon are clamoring for better
street car service. What's the mat
ter with putting on an extra car or
two on the Spring street line, espe-
cialIy at change of shift" time?
We call attention of the street de-
partment to the condition of Front
street below the paved district. This
part of the city deserves little more
consideration and we hope that hint
| to the wise will be sufficient.
The new fountains placed in Court
House square are not only beauties
| in themselves, but add to the grand
| uer of that imposing structure, the
Lincoln county court house"
Paste the above in your hat and
think about it. and while thinking.
get up and hustle. The opportuni-
ties are here; the conditions are here
and every man who has a dollar to
invest should be able to see 1t.
Las Vegas times. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1906, 1906-04-07
1T WAS DR.. MuRRAYs TURN.
He Entertained Beautifully Artis
tieaIly and Socially.

From The Caliente Express:
About thiITy-five of our citizens
made a raid ON DIR. Muray's ONCE one
night last week and captured the
whole works. doctor and all. The
doctor, although a pretty good sized
man. seeing that the odds were
against him. surrendered without a
struggle After the first onslaught
everything settled down peaceably, IL
not very quietly. for that crowd didn't
go out for a quiet time, but to enjoy
themselves, which they did to the
limit.
The popular card games were in
dulged in. with all the frills and
trimmings on the side necessary to
Las Vegas times. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1906, 1906-04-07
DAVID X. ALPHlN AT REST.
Most Impressive services-sympathy
of the Entire Community.

All that is mortal of David II. Al
phin was laid at rest in the city ceme-
terry at this place Wednesday, the 2sth
ultimo. Mr. Aiphin was the victim
of an alteration which took place at
Manhattan on Wednesday, the 21st.
dying within twenty-four hours, an
account of which appears elsewhere
in these columns
The remains, accompanied by his
wife and baby and one sister, were
shipped via Salt Lake, and. on account
of the food, had to be transported
from Modena to Caliente by team. ar
riving here Tuesday evening.
David II. AIphin was the son of Mr..
and Mrs ]. H. Alphin of this city and
was born March 11th, 1875, being In
his thirty-second year at the time of
death. He leaves, besides the parents,
wife and baby scarcely two years
old and two sisters to mourn his un-
timely end All his life was spent in
southern Utah and Nevada, where the
family is so well and favorably known.
For the last ten years he has lived
in De Lamar, but about one year ago
moved to Goldfield and recently to
Manhattan, where he had built a
Las Vegas times. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1906, 1906-04-07
STRIKE A FAKE.
In the Deep Snow at indian Creek,
Utah, u. s. A.

Otdu, ". .. -.
Z The report which was going the
rounds a short time ago of a rich
strike-made in the Indian Peak coun-
try. just over the line in Utah. seems
to have been without foundation.
Advices just received via State
Line are to the effect that there is
nothing in it. Among the number of
prospectors who were induced to go
into that country by this glowing re-
port was James Knight of Caliente,
who, in letter to the Express, says:
For the benefit of gold seekers in
general and my many friends in par.
ticular. want to say that there is
nothing in the report. The snow is
very deep and will be barrier to
prospecting for at least several
weeks" Better come to Gods coun-
try, boys: there is no field that can
offer better inducements than this
and the near by districts of Pioche,
De Lamar, Chief, Pennsylvania and
the intervening country; all ribbed
with lodges, hardly scratched. and
yet have produced millions. Plenty
of water for all purposes; supplies
reasonable; close to transportation;
all in a country that has the show
ing to produce the goods"
France has 1000 miles of state
owned and toll-free canals.
Las Vegas times. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1906, 1906-04-07

Quite elaborate arrangements are
being made by local lodge No. $50,
Brotherhood OF Locomotive Firemen,
for the first annual ball to be given BY
the order In Caliente.
The event win be pulled OF at War
ren's hall Monday evening. April eth.
and from the interest manifested IN
other than railroad circles. VIII prcvc
one OF the swell events Of the season.
The hall Is being specially decorated
fcr the occasion and the boys are ex-
ertIng ezsry effort looking 70 The en-
1oyment of All who attend
Las Vegas times. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1906, 1906-04-07

France has 1000 miles of state
owned and toll-free canals.
Las Vegas times. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1906, 1906-04-07
make up an evenings entertainment,

make up an evenings entertainment,
long to be remembered
Mrs. Jameson was awarded the la
dies prize. silver chatelaine purse.
for being the most proficient in the
science of high FIVE, and Mr.. Ferge-
son the gentleman's prize. cigar
case. for being the smoothest in
handling the pasteboards.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-02
YRrenu bcs stoSt.NcaitratprS.

Nulttm re, MO, ben Is. Iiui 1906.
Die observation-disclosures GoIlHiiiirc Dnbcn in
Der geieblt6 purgeihriebenen 9Seiie iDreft enos
giiltlgen mo Oerbciicrtcl 9cribt ii6er Die Nbs
i6dbltrg Der Gn~ti6dotglngen, ~llnfoftcn urlo
Observation-Disclosures int getreii Der GUnoeinnirullg
ltito Surb6redung Der gSinbeitersSirube, bon
Der Siifeitc Der Wiunroes Strubc bis sur gScits
icitc bon Airbp'S 9nlte. lpie ieBt feltgele9t, mo
bon ocr Siiiette BET NirbD'S Zane, pie ieUt felt
gelegt. bis 3ur SScittcite oCr Sutton %glOcriIc, nit
ben odrullt be3halideil. eIlogiiiiigen mo c%urrigirs
len, eriIirenoen Yldnet bel mir binterIeut, in
ueberciritifnitIna nit oeli Toridriitcn OcS
GtubtsGbdriers lll6 Der am %. 2lpril 1905 uils
ter3cidncten Scrorotulra yir. "a ocS WiuOUr3
Iltb SinoirutDS.
IS miro bierblr6 beiamlt gema6t, oab hes
fuater Qeribt ul1o Yldue in oiefem liirCuit DC.
pOntrt Wlr0enc lno hdb Der WidOor mo Gtdbt,
rutb bon Baltimore, ODER trgeno cine Eeriuit,
Rerionet uOer Eorporuiionell. meI6e nit ocl
porbin erUd6nten nbgef6dbtcn Snti6doigun9cu
nocr gSertberb6bnnget nibt S%ufrieoen eeiieut
fein foutcn. innerbuIb brciBia Gagen bonn 10.
Mai oc5 SubreS 1906, ais Dem Sdtunl Der eriitn
Scr6ifentli6ita Oieier NefulntI1d6ulg bon ricis
llcr Sciie, an in ibriitli6er lSeiie i'm NuItinlps
rcr Stdotaeridt onrb Getttion oagegcr uppcui'
Ten f6rncll, inbcin itc befngtcS Geri6t nm cine
Nriiiultg o~elfeIbCn criudell.
SnrrH 3. ppupcr,
Tegiitrutur bet Stuot Baltimore.
GOiuil0,26 ,Slni2,W
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-02
SrfanutmadJnngen.
Wiarhlaub 9udltbaus.

NaIfimore, Wi0., PC. Wlui 1O06.
9te Strcltoren beS WtnrOldnoer 3uhtbauies
lperoeil big sum o. Snui 1906, Nndmittngs
4 hbr, slngeboie fir Die Gieferurg BON fluff.
Observation-Disclosures Sunncn lucidlc 9ublcn, bic
etiler altulpie ullterluurfen iein fnqcr, entgegen
ile9nlel: Ibi6riiteIt Der Spe5ifiiationen f6ns
Ilell ami MrtrdGe I'M NlreGu oes gSnroeins CT.
lungt luer0en.
Niirqfduft fir bic ectreue GrIiuuta bc5
luir0 U%erlanpt,
Slllgebote lueroell am 9. SUM 1906 ec1finct.
Sa1lllIlgeit mOnailin baur.
@te 9ireftoren bebaltet Itb ons Ncdt bpr
treerto eines ooer ale 9ulge6ute nb3uipeilcn, -
SUBn i. gSeDler,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-02

6lciid loltt? t99ie Gem iibrigcnS lei,
ctn Gbcil ser Sd)ulO on 0cn bcItebcn.
0cn llcbclitdnocn triiit sic Gcgicrun.
oc1 ser Stuotcu, III Ocnclt iid oic
Truit.S HlGbtcrcien beIinocn. @clut
Die Stootcr cifcriii6tig iiber lire
Hcdtc iuodcn, 10 boben iie altd bic
ibucn jlifonuneuoCn Filidten SIT err
%fiillcn, ulO 0o5u gcb0rt aud 0ie iolli-
tGrc llcbcrruod)rnG Der Grobtcl Sc.
%bcn&nlittcl. Snouitric'n 0cS 2onocS in
ibrcn Stootcn. Gic 9uuoc3. Gcgic.
ring bGttc tcincn NnIoB gebobt, oic
6lciidz Snipcftion obIigotorii6 jt
ntod)cn, iuic sic NcDcriogc-9iu fir
alien 5lpii6cnItootIiNcn 6leii6bonoeI
iebt porid)rcibt.
Die @cpcrioac.@ill iou, mie bon
MoibinNton gcrlcl0ct miro, int Nc.
observation-disclosures olf Miocriprltd
ItpBcn. Ger 3ruit bat icinc Srcltnoc
bort. Oh Die cine griinolide Snipcf'
ton obmcbrcn fonncn, lit obcr icbr
iroglid. IS miro ijdI i6IieBli6 oo.
RIM GonOcIn, lucr Die Snipcttion3s
foitcn trogcn ioa, Die 9unoeS- 9leQic.
rllllN oOcr Der 6lciihtrltit. Go3 Bette
mare Wobl, iuenn Die Negieriln0 sic
Soften Ser &nipcftion iibcrnebmen
milr0c. Is miir0cn compctcnte 2elttc
onQcitcIIt mCrocn f0nnen, mo sic
Snipcftorcn miiroen bonn 5leii6truit
mobb0nQig icin mo nidt Ocren 2ico
ST. iinQcn bubclt, 0Crcn Vro0 tic ciierl.
lln0 ihIicbIih bot oo9 Elrblifum bic
Soften Der SnipcttiOn ia bod 81 ira.
gen. IS miro lid bclicr babel Itcben
Die Soften an Die Nc1ierung SIT 5o5-
len, ais on ocn Erlit, Scr nod Bc-
idGftc babel MAIDEN miirOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-02
Midlncl spnncnlcitcr, icn.

81, n1rb am Nunneriiug, Den 81. Nlai 1906,
midincl sunnculciter, ien., G~eIicbter Satte hon
IJinriu Sonneuleilcr. I'M 81, Sabre tbre9 We
benz. Sic Neerbianng iinbct Sunntug, ben !.
l,1tIpocosStrube. aus iiutt. &%cifcbung ait Der
,IScitcrn GenctrO." 81
(lSai6inNton. gbildoelpbiu litb G9tcn0o get
nuucn gctl. cupircn.) tlo2-4l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-02

Spbn 9. Rockefeller lei.
ltct lid olli iciuC oItcn Gage cine Gil.
ropo-HcilC. Gr lit ulli Dem 9ontpier
rCcntld)lon0" ubgcfobren mo 6oblt
$500 Collars iiir feline TGitn1c oui
bcm Shiii. gu Qlcid)er 3eit luirb
befannt, 0ob Der YreiS bon 8ololin
I'M brei Gcrt3 pro @ollonc gciticgcn
lit. Sobn 9. bult iid) olio fir oic
Grtro. Nr@9obcn ouf icincrHclIc bltn'
bcrtfod) id)uOIoS. ltcbcrbicS bot Die
ySton0or0 . Sci . @cicll6aft" Dor
Der 9lbrciic Stockholders Die am erItcn
Snni fGliQc Giuibcnbcn5oblunG NIT
S,S50,0O0 Collars bcfonnt geNcbct.
HodeIellcr bate iid)'S lciitcn fonl,cn,
oen ErohtOompicr ,Tcutlhloro"
MIR fir iidl mo icinc 6onlilie 5l'
mietbcn. Cos Eitblifum 5ubIt lbnI
oofiir, ocnn ser glltc bat ii6 Die gon'
SC @clt iributpiIitiig gcnlodt.
Gem run5ofif6en W in Is
iterium bcrcitct bos 9iioget piel
&opf5erbrcdclt. SIS ergicbt lid Gin
Scii5it bon 260 Minioncn 6rnncS,
! Ger IitS9obCn-G tut Ser Hepllbilf be-
trrig lettcS ,Sobr 300 Wtillioner
SroncS mo mub nm Die 3ifier bon
bier WiIliurOcn binouS gcltel9eri
iuerbcr. Ger bcporltebcnbe lleber'
gang sur 5~nCiiGbri0en 9icnlt5cit I'M
Die fdlliB mcr0cnocn Gerpilidtitn9cl
al olt@0icbiQCrer llntcritiiti1tg at
t~crsidnpodcr m~ittcaoier Ecrlonel
fnrhcrn Sumocrtc Williorerl. Wt'
0oS Wonco Gcocdt mcroeit ioll, oilrd
cine gnIcibc oocr burd) progrellio'
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, paritbcr lllI
sic .fron56iiihcn Stooisnl1nller nod
nidt cini9. 81 Scr cnornlcn Sdtl
! ben 6rontrcid nod me 81 nlatcll
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-02

Ser fron6oiiid>c So5io.
liitcnfiibrcr SllleS 0llc@0c bat fiirs-
lid icincn @GbIern crtldrt, bnB DER
od)titiiuoigc grbcitstaa Cit gor5 Der;
oltctcr Stunbpunft lei; oenl bel
acknowledgements mo gcrcd)ter Or.
0oniintion scr naiionolrnYrnouftiolt
luiiroc cine Sb1tigfeit bon iGqlid ei-
ncr Stunbc mo 5lpou5ig Wiinuten
pollitGnoig oliSreiher, INN ocn lln-
tcrbnIt elmer Snnlilic 81 iidcrn."
Goa lit cine epodcnlod}enoc Gntoef.
fung, ul,b Su miro iid) Die Wclt III
forumcnoen Strites nif Die 6orhe-
RING Scr Nd)t5ignlimutcn Nr6cit &C.
fobt modcn miincn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-02
TcpuriCmcut fir uifcntlidIc Nnutcu.
SUBJ pnrtcmcIt bcs Stnot.5 ngcuicirS.

0ulll III q e., nCl ~. Wlul lDuO.
Mn Nnc, bic &C augrbt!
0icrmit miro in llcbcreinitimmllug nit ben
gihidnitter Sc y. mo So Is. oCS CHARTERS Der
Giuot Baltimore bciuilnt gc8cbcn, 6nb i6 ltu6
benz 9. SuIi 1906 init Der 4iiIuiterltng mo
gicupfaitcrlllR nit muocrIcn Btlniter 0er und'
Bcndnntcn Gtrubcrt b]cginnclt iueroc:
Nle @~crfo1clt mo Gorpprnttonct pereeu
heobulb Diermit duf1cioroert. GrInlbntbfbeille
lit ullc Nrbeiicn III crld1gct lIno ~oieielbeH
bot ocnt o. SnIi 1906 III becubigeIt. Die in
iracno einCr 9Sciie Oic NInfBrubunN pocr 9(Iis
relbung 6clagtcr nGdlgcnulIntcr Struben. Ga
neo OOCr gllcns oocr zines Ibeilcs %herielhcH
iIoibpenniQ MAIDEN. lpcnl 6tcic gepilnitcrt O6cr
ltct gepiluitcri itnO.
Die obeu crpdbntcu Strubcn finb. iuie iULgt:
puitunt NOcnmc. bon Der 9~tOroiciie Der OLE
Der Sirabc bis our lGcIlfcttc Der Gnfor=Sir.
FupiursS trdbc. bon Der y%iurbieite Der 6uD'
cite 1irubc bis jur SiiOiciic Der Gomonoipns
IbcuiIc.
YntiIrcnt Strnbc, bon Der giorofcitc Der Gas
flcru @UcIlue his 5ur Sioicitc Der gnItimurcs
Gtrube.
y. Z. Seuoan,
Gtu6ts Slgciielr,
tNtai2G; Suui2.QtG)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-02
Gcrmiidjte Iu5ciacn.
WurOlnu0 Sultitmt.

Sabres'S dliufieicr Der 9unit mn ScihuCn.
Gdntc i'm pShrtr" om Ttemiina. ben 3. Suui,
y llbr Ntcnos. SIniprude p0m Ibtb. u. Charles
Nnrtc, Rihtcr bc5 Expectations -@CridtcS bon
MinlbIuno. llcbCrreifi1a Der NIuiicu liCbuiL
len ulto GbreIt Ntcbuillct orrd y. Gldn limus
luS. WiGDor bon Baltimore; 3nertbcilunU Der
Siplolncn. GcuboNn mo Snitiiui Nr0micn mo
Der 5rc6erid AGiuC Mchuiuc. Uj35.O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-02

1T beoenflid). &n Dem Ginfommen.
itcncrsEroicft obcr itlO ihon Der
ldicOclte fran56iiidc D}iniitcricn &C.
ldcltcrt nro gcitiir3t morOcn.
Sat bo In ON a, Ncbr.,
Elm SRI. Wtoe SbomaS Dor Orei $50.
d)elt IN einem SrmcIcn- @cih0it ci.
men Giomonten I'M @crt6c bon $50
Collars ncridIudt, uno Scr Sltluclicr
bot nun ooS Rodicbcu. y8ie orrd)
Observation-Disclosures fcitacitc0t iuurOc,
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miro paGrI6einlid 9lppctoicitiS Der
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mon iidl better gu bclfcn. Gini0c 90.
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Nicr rebolittionGrc IrnlCCn be6ro6Cn
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