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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-03-30
4 Boston Reporter in Rumford Falls.

(Rulnford Falls TimeS.)
A few months ago a tall. bright look
Ing young man entered our office and
called our attention to the fact that he
was i'll town for the purpose of writing
up RumfOrd for the Boston Herald and
incidentally to boom the town.
The wrtc-up. which he has been
three months in preparing, was issued
last Sunday. The boom which Rum
ford Falls received at the hands Of the
Boston Herald reporter might rather
be termed "bunkum" for in very few
instances facts have been reported.
In the first case he represented the
horse power as being J000 900, when in
reality it is but $4,000 making all exag-
gcration Of 446, 200
Rulnfnrd is indeed an unusual town,
hut not Il city as stated A city charter
has not been procured as yet.
We beg to differ with the reporter i'm
his statement that one can walk owe,
isumford Falls in fifteen minutes. 1t
would take great deal longer period
OF time to do this
One of the greatest errors which is
reported is that not a foot of land can
he bought in Rumford Falls. This is
entirely erroneous, as land is for sale
i'm 4 number of districts.
Regarding the statement that cvery-
thing in the town is high. we believe
that the only thing that is higher than
IN other places is PERHAPS rents. All
KINDS of food can be purchased as rca =
sonably III Rumford Falls as in Lewis
ton.
One page of the issue is dedicated to
the report. fve-sixths of which is cuts.
but in that one sixth of a page of read
ing matter there are more errors than
should be warranted in ten times the
space. K.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-03-30

How would it do for some of the yell
low wteklies and monthlies to publish
q series of articles about the honest
men in public life and prominent in the
official and business world? Certainly
there is abundant material for such Il
srrics of articles, and the public has
been hearing 50 much-and SO much
that is not true-about the dishonest
minority, that for a change it would
honest majority.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-03-30

d" cats think? e. L. Brady Of ELS
worth. has a cat in his store which was
particularly fond Of d snug corner in
show window where il could revcl in
the luxury Of a sun bath and watch
passing CANNES from Il safe position.
one day recently Mr.. Brady placed in
the window a Autographed advertising
sheet. The sheet WAS pretty. but it
shut out pCssy's sunshine and view of
the passing thronG." Taking adj
vantage of Mr.. Brady's absence from
the store. pussy tore down the Offend
ing advertisement and chewed and
clawed it into small bits. When Mr..
Brady returned, the pretty hanger was
in pieces. while the tell-tale marks of
colored ink on pussy jaw told the cul-
prit. Pussy got whipped. and for two
days sulked behind the meal bags, but
now again enjoys the sunny show win
dow with no Autographs to obstruct
the view.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-03-30

If otto G. HcEgcn of Iowa really
wants to resign his citizenship as an
American a way should be found for
him to do so. The desire for a de-
naturalization is so unusual in this
country that no law has ever been
passed providing for it. Perhaps Mr.
Iicggen's best course would be to pack
his household goods and hustle back t.
the old country There is certainly
nothing to prevent him from doing
this. and if he does not want to re-
main IN American citizen, it is fair tn
to reside i'm America
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-03-30

Ill" drydock DcW.y is undoubtedly
breaking oil records for SlJwncss as Il
"d-G"lng craft. II has reached
Gibraltar in about the time required
for man /" reach there ny swimming,
and now has only to traverse the
mediterranean sea-. the Su"Z canal. the
Rcd sea and Il few thousand miles of
the Indian ocean before entering upon
the last stages Of it's Journey to the
Philippines. However, the Dewey was
hot built for speed. and if il reaches
its destination safely nothing more is
required of il. II is an institution
which our navy will much Appreciate
when once II is at Manila, and un-
d"ubtedly it was better to build it in
this country and take it around the
world than to attempt its construction
on the spot.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-03-30

When Andrew Carnegie first spoke
of taking up golf he was advised by
Baillie Mackenzie, of Edinburg. to lay
out golf course at Skibo castle. III
you take to golf" said the baillie, you
will add ten years to your life" DO
you say 500" said Mr.. Carnegie. 'Tf YOU
can add ten years to my life I will
make you a present of two millions"
WELL" replied the canny MAGISTRATE.
II can't just exactly do that, but I'll
play you for the two millions over YOUR
own green" The offer was not ac-
cepted.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-03-30

If those editors who are trying to see
political significance in JUdSc Parker's
recent speech making tour in the South
would reflect little they would real
Significance in it.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-03-30

Prof. Gordon E, Tower Of the Uni
versity of Maine will take his class in
forestry into the wilds of Indian town.
ship two months the coming season
for forestry work. The class will ex-
anime relative to some particular Va
riety of trees; also investigate rs to
growth. The work will be carried on
under the auspices of the State depart
ment and the results be printed in the
next annual report Of the forestry
commissioner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-03-30
MAINE EDITORIAL COMMENTS.
A eiddeford Girls Answer.

Yes. yes. yes. yes, yes, yes. yes. yes.
yes. yes was the Geographic message
recently sent by a young woman in
reply to proposal of marriage. She
knew that the telegraph company
would send ten words for twenty-five
cents, and her care in getting full value
for money expended must be a further
in the mind Of the
man who proposed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-03-30
A Reflex Of We OIden lyme.
Gardner RepOrter-JournaI)

VNaTu1her RepOrter-JOurnaL)
We haven't seen any reference in
metropolitan paper to the office of
"hogreeve' for some time until the
Boston Journal had one the other day.
and we never heard of such an office
except in the city papers. Presumably
there must have been such an Office or
they wouldn't be speaking about it,
but they are off when they undertake
to locate it in Maine towns.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-03-30

easy to forget. The Johnstown horror.
however. made a peculiarly lasting i'm
preston upon the public mind and we
still speak of the JOhnstown flood as an
event of recent occurrence.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-03-30

DR.. Gustave lie Bon. Of Paris, has
reached tie revolutionary conclusion
that matter finally passes away by
spontaneous changes in its molecules
as illustrated in the electrons OF radi-
um. and that the result OF ines
changes is Substances which are m
ter'nediary between nonderabl Die ponles
and imponderable ether"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-03-30
A Warming.

To feel tired after exertion is one
thing; to feel tired before is another.
Don't say the latter is laziness|t
isn't; but it's a sign that the system
lacks vitality, is running down, and
needs the tonic effect of Hoods Sar-
saparilla.
It's a warning, too-and sufferers
should begin taking Hoods at once,
Buy a bottle today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-03-30
Settino the SHARES.

Although the snow lies on the hills.
And the ice is on the rills
And the air is full of chills.
Yet. / swow.
From Skunnemunk
To Mahackamach.
From fair Chechunk
To Lackawack.
From ShIwangunk
To Bulyhack,
From old Pochunk
TO Homowack.
From Cushetunk
To Hackmatack.
From wild Mohunk
To Skippcrjack
From Manunkachunk
TO mild Peenpack.
From Hawks Nest Peak to Pocuno.
From Callicoon 20 Ramapo.
From Sawkill'S rocks.
Where echoes jaw back.
To torrent shocks
OF Wallenpaupack;
From kyScrike to OwllIoOt Crossing.
From Choukhass Hill to PauGhpaugh-
From Sinnipink
To Little Tink
From Napanock to High ShinhOpple,
From Ncversnk
To far big Brink
From Shavertown to Dunderkopple:
From bright Dyberry
To TOrys Cove,
From Dingmans Ferry
To Blooming Grove:
From Mongaup Falls to Muckahuck3.
From Peppcrcotton to Starrucca
From Teedyuscung to Cahoonzie
From kripplebush to kockaloonzie;
From Kapperblugh
And Conashaugh
TO Joe Gee Hill. where Devil Rock Isl:
From Gazing Bank
TO bold Shoppank.
From tMamakating to Mombaccus:
From Kerhonkson to Pepacton,
-
From Old Shandakin to Cochoctrn:
From Fidders Bend
To Injin End.
And from the flats of Pahaquarry
To the hills of bluff Sciloharie
1t beats all how
Folks are putting things in order
To ensnare the city boarder.
New York Sun.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-03-30
Friday, March 80. 1906

That erudite Maine editor who SOL
EMMY informs his readers that "klep-
tomania is the Latin for thief" has at
least one more guess coming.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-03-30

DR.. Benjamin Taylor Terry, of CO.
lumbia University, has offered Indiana
University an endowment for pathology
ical research.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-03-30

More than 10000 persons are employed
In the rock salt industry in Austria
Hungary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-03-30
Maine Gossip
The Polar Quest.

The Polar Quest.
Unconuu"raby, men venture on the quest
And seek an ocean amplitude installed
Cold. virgin. awful ScorninS ease and
rest.
And needless of the heroes who have
failed,
They face the ice-noes with a dauntless
zcst.
The polar, quest! LIES offer to the
To pass beyong the pale. to do and
dare.
Leaving Il name that stirs us like d song
And making captive some strange 9th
crWlletc,
Though grim the conc dest, and the labor
.0nS.
Forever. courage kindlcs. faith moves
To find the mystic hoodway If the North.
Richard Burton.
There is something doing in the sap
orchards.
The ice harvest continues up to the
very end of March.
Only two weeks to the first scheduled
baseball game by the college hines.
The G.. a. Il. boys will meet in Port
land this year and the dates are June
Is and H.
1t seems as good as settled that Rev.
+. T.. Hurley will be the next Catholic
bishop of Maine.
The taliest pole in Maine II that new
wireless telegraphy mast ut South
Portland which towers 20 feet toward
the sky.
Bath has had rather hard luck in
the past in starting new industries
and one Bath man suggests that the
next time they start 4 glue factory
sos TO get something which will
stick.
1t is getting rather late for apples
but no fewer than 329S barrels were
shipped from Portland to England last
week. In the corresponding week last
year, however, 1l.7sJ barrels were
shipped.
ThcT" was 50 much confusion and
haste at this ycrrS town meeting in
York that the York Transcript urges
tho plan in the future of having tho
town officers elected one day and
another meeting held the next day for
the consideration of the appropriations
and other matters.
Tho leading story in the American
Magazine for April-furmerly Leslic's-
is "Jill-Poke Jack" by Holman T.. Day.
1t is a tory of the Maine woods and
one of the strongest the author has
yet given the world.
n. &. Trip of North Lalnnine, had a
lively battle with a wildcat one even
ing last week. He WAS returning on
foot from Trenton. where he had been
calling at his fathcr-in-law'S He
saw Ar animal in the road. but thought
at first it WAS his dog coming to meet
him. He paid it'll" attention until
the creature uttered u fierce growl and
grabbed him by the leg. Mr. Trip.
being entirely without ANY defence, the
only thing that seemed left for him
was to use lis feet. He kicked with
such effect that. after two or three re-
turns to the assault, tho wildcat gave
up the battle and Sunk away to the
woods.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-03-30

The G.. a. r. boys will meet in Port
land this year and the dates are June
Is and H.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-03-30

1t seems as good as settled that Rev
+. +. Hurley will be the next Catholic
bishop of Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-03-30

Only two weeks to the first schedule,
baseball game by the college hines.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-03-30
EsTAaLIsHEp 1875

Ne notice whatever will b taken 81
unsigned communications.
The Journal cannot be held responsible
Tor the preservation or return Of re-
lected communications.
Address all commune atoms relating to
subscriptions and advertisements to
BURLEIGH & FLYNT. Publishers,
Augusta, Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-03-30

The taliest pole in Main" il that new
wireless telegraphy mast ut South
Portland which towers 20 feet tuwarc
the sky.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-03-30

The ice harvest continues up to the
very end of March.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-03-30

Bath has had rather hard luck in
the past in starting new industries
and one Bath man suggests that the
next time they start 4 glue factory
sos to get something which will
stick,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-03-30

There is something doing in the sap
orchards.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-03-30

1t is getting rather late for apples
but no fewer than 329S barrels were
shipped from Portland to England last
week. In the corresponding week last
year. however, 1l.7sJ barrels were
shipped.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-03-30

Tho leading story in the American
Magazine for April-formerly Leslic's-
is "JillPokc Jack" by Holman T.. Day
1t is tory of the Maine woods and
one of the strongest the author has
yet given the world.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-03-30

ThcT" was 50 much confusion and
haste at this yc'tr'S town meeting in
York that the York Transcript urges
tho plan in the future of having tho
town officers elected one day and
another meeting held the next day for
the consideration of the appropriations
and other matters.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-15
8crmania'& crgmii9nngss@crcin
@crmauia-2ogc 100, u. 4. & u. W.,
Sitcrfeit Sonntag, ben Is. Nprtl,
2ibertD . Earf, Gnltcrn-N ucnne.&o
9 S,10l-O

0ci Scr Irbeit pcrlett. -
Wortin Wascipic5, ot Gbarless urlo
Gburd)itrnbe ipobn6oft ipurbe &C.
itcrn iriib ont &opf boburd) iblinm
perlcbt, bob cine Sd)ouicl, NIT mel.
der er I'M Sltnncl Der Baltimore
Ohio. 9obn" nobe Der Gnmoen.S ia.
ton orbeitetc, nit Der 0rittcn Sd)ic.
ne III Gontuft fam. Wie Der l(nfaQ
puliirte, lab Hicmonb, ser Wnnn
lelbIt lpeiB nid)t gcllau, iuie es 5il.
ging. CT erinnert lid) MIR, Dob CT,
ola bic Sholiel Ole brittle Shiene
bcriibrtr, gegcn Die Steinmoller ocS
Sunncls gcihleubert iplroe. Or
ipitrbc perbnnlben mo mar I'M Ston'
DC, iid) nudJ Soilic 81 bcgebcn. Iic-
ie brittle Sdiere oient int Sumcl on
Grobt sur llc6crtrogurN bcs clcftri,
ld,cn Stromcs fir oic Mioturcll Der
@obn.
ans 0oItim Gountp.
- Sm giircon ocs arcisgeriftcs 81
COMPTON murOc g%citern Elm Yrotcit &C.
gen Die SerwiQiglrng ciner Sdont.
2iccn5 fir ben Baltimore = Gorntp.
Club cingereiht. Eoltor 5. 3. Sci.
fcrion unoMnoere b%ebauptcn, Dob Der
Stub iih iuncrbolb elmer Weile bon
cincm Sdulbouie befinoe nnb oobcr
feline 2iccn5 bcluiqigt iueroen fonne.
@n. $. Wattboi, Erdiioent Der
Chic Seoguc, bot aegen Die 9elpiai.
gilne elmer 2iccn5 fiir Die electric
Eorf & Grbibition So. proteltirt. Gr
bcboliptet in ieincm YroteIte, ooB III
Dem electric . Eorf am SonntoJ
gciitige @ctr1nfe %ierpirt unb alld)
Dem Suinrbipicl 9eirobnt perbe. Iud)
proteitirtc Die 2igo gegen Die 9elpil.
ligiin9 elmer 2iceilS al Srn. u. 3e!t'
ncntal fiir ben Scrfnuf g%ciltiger @e.
trGnfe i'm Sitbllrbun-Sotel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-15
SopetteltroBc, bon Charles

SopetteitroBe, bon Gbarlcss BIS
GalpertitraBe, 1 Woln.
IuBeroem lit bel icbem Der orei
offentliben 8cbGroc, ocm Gotbboll@,
Eoitomt unb @erihtsgcbGlloc, Elm
S%troBcnfebrer nit eincmSanoforrcn
itntionirt.
Gle StroBen. pelhc Dem oSroii!c
Sqllooe" ont Gage nntcritcllt limo.
ipcroen olldb ocs NodtS nit Der Wu,
Id)lne gcfcbrt.
StroBen , Hcinigungs e Committee
Wifes bot I'M Sinn, fir bic gui.
liht Der Strobentebrer, ipelfe bic
NspboltitroBen rein 81 boltcn bobcn,
cincn Iormonll nit cincnl 3peiro0
5u e%rnennen. Solde .berittenc"Sors
m6nner gibt cS in SEEM gort.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-15

blifcn, mo cbc bic S%ellerpebr all.
langtc.
glS bicie i6licbIih 5ur Stcllc
NOR, bottcn oic Ficrbc mo Waul-
cicl, lucld)' 2ebtcre in cinem Itorf
um56lmtcn Haum frei lumber lie.
len, nber ni6t berullS fonntcn, lf)ott
ollsgcIittcn, ocnn Die St0le moreu
Jest id)on cillcm icucripcienocn Sod
oicn Gbnlidl, lagcrtcn bod ollf benl
Seuboocn 200 Sonncn Scll, mclhcS
crit Dor ipcnigcn So0cn eingcbrodlt
luorbeu mar. SIN ci1 Hctten Der
Stellc mar ocSbnlb nidt mcbr 5u
ocnfcn; oic 6clicrlpebr bate alldl
gclllg ST. tbltr, oas norblid ongren-
6cnoc groBc SogerhollS Der p9torolI.
den Central . 0obn" llno ooS lilo.
lld) BON Den StGQen b~eiinOlide 60
gcrbons Der Observation-Disclosures S. W.
Sriih H.. SO. 81 rotten. Sobolo d
ltrifts = Sngenieur 9urtbor0t Die
@ciGbrlidfcit Scr Situotion ilbcr-
blidte - Die gon5c @egeno beItebt
nGmlid) aus groBen nit groBenSullr
fen brennborcm Wuteriol nngefitll-
ten Tobrifen lno Sa~gcrb1ulern
ionote or cincn General . Ilarm ein.
Io5 ungrcn5cn0e Gigentbum blteb
bon ocu Slommen unberiibrt.
Sic gcrcttetcn Eferoc, bon ipel-
den pieIc leid)tc 9ronomunoen or.
littcn bdttcn, murocn IN Stoltcn III
ser Nndborihoit untcrgebroht. sic
5irnlo Wf. Sor & Sobne miro ibr
EfcrocperfouisgeihGft obne nen'
ncnslpcrtbc llnterbrchui1g fortIc'
ten uno iiebt iid nod cillcm Tempo
rGren Gunrticr Inn.
Sic Eoli5ei Beanie, iuelfc lld)
bci'n Getten Der YIcroe olls5eit)nc'
ten, lporcn Hunoe = Sergeant 9ur'
ranger, bic Sergcontcn alineIclter,
9rlii Smith unb Hniicrip nno 81"
Eoli5iiten Monning, Iap, Selolo,
Soil, Goriep, Shlcigh WolelfolpSFt.
aeblcr, Sogclein, 2citit), 5orlep,
WuIfcrt mo WfcBcc.
Bic &ooopcr Der 200 perbronllien
Ifcr6e mllroen bon ben Gigentbil'
merl, oeS abbotioirs gcfollit mo
nit Dem Sortidofien oerlelbcn pilr.
DC oeltern Wfittug b%egornen. Eic
o~ufgebGliien perfohlten Efcroe So
bopcr in ben St1llen boten etllct
oruicliocn anblid mo Elm 3rld)alicr
Gubertc, es iebe aus tpie cine "oh9c'
fiibltc Sole"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-15
Eruf. Griippcl's Gbcmiicrc.

MllB ieincr tSrou $3.50 pro ISOLDE
5oblen. - Sic beifrtIbigt i'm,
Nidts iiir ibrcn 2ebcnSllnterbalt
bei9etrogcn SIT baben.
Gic G6cmiiere 5ipiid)en Eroi. Sll.
bert Stripped, Dem 0irigcnten bon
orei OeutiGen @einngocrcincn 9altia
more's, uno oeiien STRAIT, &otie, fam
gcitcrn Worgen in Der noro0itlihcn
Eoli5eiltation 5lrm Iustrngc. Eoli5ei.
ridtcr DDS cntihico, nodocm er Die
Iusiogen Der Srn, 8riippel, ionic
fires WonneS cntgegen genomumcn
bate, Dab er &riippcl ms 8eiananib
icloen miiiic, .lpenn oerielbe nid)t gum
Scbeuslllterbalte ieiner Srou uno
icincS minoeriGbrigen SobneS bel.
trogc. Sn ibrer Nllsioge erfl1rtc
Srau &riippel, cbcmolige Srnu
S6miot, onB ibr Mom lett leetem
3nnlor Nid)ts SIT ibrem 2ebensunter-
bolte beitrug. Sic ingte, ibr Monn
babe lie, ielblt nod,oem tie an Der @de
bon @iooleitrnBe mno Wontforb.9 lpc.
ei1en 2oocil erofinet babe, pernod.
loiii9t. Seine ginnabmen oils Girl.
gent BON @eiongpereinen babe er fir
Iih bcnllbt uno ibr feiuen Sent ge.
Qeben mo lei m%alld)n1nl crit frilb am
Morgcn nod Sollie getomnlen. Sic
babe nit Dem 2ooen Gerhlite gebabt
unb iif ge5wungen geieben, ocnlel6cn
ulliElgcbcn.
Eroi. &riippcl oo9e9en bebalptete,
oab ieine Srau, Die in Hr. 1t9, Siio.
GborlesltroBc, nrbeitct, i'm nie eincn
flcinen SSllgen geihlagen unb i'm aus
DEM Sallie geiugt babe. 6ruu Scrip.
pei, bic niht oarnnh ulsiicbt, ais Oh
JIG einen Monn mibbonoeln fonnc,
lnd)te 5l Der Ilisiage ibre5 Mannes,
uno cnolit crflGrte iid Der Troielior
bcrcit, lcincr Sralt ilno ieillem Sobnc
81, oercn Scbcnsllntcrbolt $3.50 pro
@od)e 81 5abler, nadyoem Squire"
Dds pcrgeblid) perIud)t bnttc, Veioe
5ll perunloiieu, mieoer iricblib 5ltlom.
men III lcber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-15
Stir bic Confirmation.

aiinftIeriibe photographer anfge.
nommcn. = Spe5ialpreiie fit Gpit.
firmatoen big nnh Oitern. Mit
ieoem gubenb photographer Cit
pergrobertes gilo.-Eortrais 1T &c.
pio, Grapoll, Gaitea uno @aIieriar.
ben. = @m. Ginlins's Sbutosrapbi'
idDcs Mtclicr, sos Siib.Sroabluag.
(S0-105)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-15
Yalth. Haacr.

Sir ~perfalifen aue Sprten BON Slut.
iden, Hunubputs nit @ummi-Hdo'
reifen. gugsies, 9aptons nib @agerl.
2adir- iino Eoliterarbeiten. .2ette-
ring" un6 Neparatiiren. geiteIlungett
fir ane arten bon Hferoegeitirr an.
aenommer Nr. 2, Gaitern.Npe. nno
GaIt.Nucnae. (9tpr4,1 VIII
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-15

Sin id)Gnes nnb niitlides 0cldDcnf
fir NngcbDrige lit INNER cine lcbrns'
grpkc photographic uocr cine Flint
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pbcr Taitcl. Die id6nitcn Gabinct'
bilocr MIR ST pro 3ntcnb.
Sulins Scbbel, beutider Ebptograpb,
321 Wuro. WaD.Strafc.
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Stdet Baltimore.
Sas @cttcr.

Siir WornIonb mo Den Giitrift
Columbia tribes Wcttcr ullb i%iiolpclt.
lid)e @iubc.
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Scr nicbriqitc Recommendations
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30, Tortlnn0 36, Bolton 3S, Nlburm
40, NGp= Yorf II, philadelphia "A.
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Noriolt 81, Nottcras %, Charlotte
50. Milminaton 60, GborleIton sc,
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fer -, Sen NScit II, Ntlnnto 81,
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Yalcltinc 30, @alpciton GO, Corpus
Ghriiti 81, Menlpbis 90, Cincinnati
81, Eitt&burg 60, S@luc9o As, @lris
folp 56, Glcpclun0 As, Ictroit 10,
Tlpcno II, Worolicttc -, @rccn Ban
3S, Chicago iG, Tulutb 81, ct. Eoul
81, ct. 2ollia As, aonloS.Gitp IS,
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Miuiiton 26, Sabre 26, Sclcno 80,
Solt &ofe 10, Genper 30, North
lilottc 2S, Go0ge.Gitp 30, 9lmoriIlo
81, Cos Nn1cIcS 81.
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Sbeo. S. 9icner l. 60.

Meiie Yureau un6 Wediclitnbe.
Shiffsfartcn bon tno nad Dentld.
LAMB nit Dem NorObeutidcn 2lopo
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HaEagc Wptariats +. Welbmedicl'
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