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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-01-21
Declare Against Open Door.

Indianapolis, Jan. 2O.-The indfca
tions Saturday were that the United
Mine Workers scale committee, which
is now drafting demands to be made
on the bituminous coal operators OF
Indiana, Ohio, Illinois and western
Pennsylvania, would report the draft
to the convention Monday. The con
vention declared against the open door
policy of this government for the i'm
migration of Japanese and Korean
laborers. The convention also de
clared in favor of a plan to have con.
victs build good roads across the con
tinent
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-01-21
MAY BAR NEGRO CHILDREN.
Mississippi Legislator After Negroes
for Their Poll Tax.

for Their Poll Tax.
Jackson, Miss, Jan. 20-In the SEN
ate Mr.. Glover has referred the con
current resolution seeking to amend
section POI of the constitution by pro-
viding that no children shall be admit
ted to the public schools where the
parent is liable for poll tax the cur
rent year, and same remains unpaid.
The effect of this amendment, if
inserted into the constitution, would be
to bar nine-tenths of the negro chill
dren from the schools, unless negroes
pay the poll tax with more frequency
than at present. 1t would practically
accomplish Governor Vardaman's the
Ory of a division of the school fund
between the races. Mr.. Glover also
wants to place the school age at from
8 to IS.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-01-21
Will Build Model Town.

Chicago, Jan. 20-A model town
which will be built by the Illinois
Steel company In connection with its
new plant to be constructed near Buf-
fington, Ind, will be named Corey, in
honor of W. Ellis Corey, president OF
the United States Steel corporation
the parent concern. The new plant
will cost ultimately $20,000.000 to
$30,000,00G, and will require ten years
for its building,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-01-21
Liabilities Are s745. 900.

Kansas City, Mo, Jan. 20.-A spe
cial to the Star from Fort Worth, Tex.
says that William S. Ikard, a cattle
man of Henrietta. Clay county, has
filed a petition in voluntary bankrupt
cy in the United States district court
His liabilities are placed at $745, 900
with all assests exempt. There is .
long list of creditors.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-01-21
sIauuhter of Unionists Unabated.

London, Jan. 20.-The mOnotonous
electoral slaughter of the Unionists
proceeds unabated. Out of Al returns
of which II were captured from the
Unionists including Woodstock, where
the Marlborough influence did not suf-
fee to stem the anti-conservative flood.
Among the Unionists who last their
seats is Sir William Hart-Dyke, con-
servative, former member for the Dart
ford divisions of Kent, who was the
president of the council from 1887 to
1892.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-01-21
Wild Man Can+uraJ

Macon, Ga, Jan. 20.-A negro farm.
er whose name was given as Ed Da-
Wis, has been captured in the country
near Lorraine and brought here by
farmers, who said he had been raw
ing maniac for several days, and had
created great excitement in the neigh.
borhoOd of roaming the woods and
pursuing those who came within his
sight He was adjudged insane be-
fore Ordinary Wiley, and will go to
the asylum. He was under easy con-
troll, but was without. mind.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-01-21
Killed hv Iron Column.

Birmingham, Ala, Jan. 20.-GeorgJ
Starr, in charge of the locomotive
cranes at the steel mill of the Ten
nessee Coal. Iron and Railroad com
pany. was instantly killed by being
struck on the head by an iron column
1t seems that the crane temporarily
escaped his control, allowing the col
umn to hit him, crushing his skull,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-01-21
SOUTHERN PORTS GOT SHARE.
OF the Export Trade in Breadstuffs-A
66 Per Cent Increase.

Baltimore, Jan. 20.-That southern
ports are increasing their Importance
as exporters of breadstuffs is shown in
this weeks issue of the Manufacturers
Record, which says:
During the II months of the past
calendar year the value of breadstuffs
exported from this country increased
over that of the preceding year from
$92,311,812 to STAG, ,11O,962, or by $685.
799, $50, equal to So per cent.
The increase at the leading southern
ports was from $3O,015,517 in 1904, to
$50,049,69G in 1905, or by $20,O34,1 ,179,
equal to G6 per cent.
Six southern ports exported more
than a third of the total exports, and
the increase in value of their exports
was more than 81 per cent of the in
crease at all ports.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-01-21
Found Guilty of shootinn.

Rome, Ca, Jan. 20-Eugene Shock
ley, a well known young man, who
has been on trial in the superior court
charged with shooting Fred Manning
was found guilty and was fined $500
and costs, and sentenced to serve s
days in Jail In the failure to pay the
fine he must serve II months in the
chaingang. He has already began
serving his Jail sentence. Shockley
plead guilty to the gambling charge
and was fined $100 and costs.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-01-21
Man MvsteriousIv Murdered.

Warren, O., Jan. 20.-The people OF
West Pennington, village near here,
are greatly excited as a result from
the mysterious murder of r. E. Lew
unknown man came to the home OF
Mr.. Lewis in a carriage. Lewis and
this man, it is said, were in confer
ence for an hour. At the end of that
time Lewis was found lying dead with
his head crushed, and his hands and
feet tightly bound. The body was
covered with burning straw and oil
The unknown stranger was missing.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-01-21
Russians Reported starvino.

Victoria, B. c., Jan. 2O-The SO
Russians, released prisoners of war
who recently arrived by the Japanese
liner Kanawaga, to seek homes, hav,
ing refused to go to Vladivostok when
released by the Japanese government
are reported to be in distress anG
starving at Vancouver and othel
points in British Columbia.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-01-21
Alabama Woman Disappears.

st. Louis, Jan. 20. Mrs. Logan Trues.
del, of Birmingham, Ala, called at
police headquarters and reported the
mysterious disappearance of her sis
ter, Mrs. ]. o. Mangrum, who started
for st. Louis from her home in Nash
vile, Tenn, on Dec. IA. She had in
her possession $4,000 worth of jewel
ry and $1,000. Since her departul
nothing has been heard from her by
either relatives or friends whom she
was to visit in ST. Louis and Chicago
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-01-21
Younq Woman Is Robbed,

Birmingham, Ala, Jan. 20.-Consid
erable excitement has been created
here by the robbery CT Mss Rosa
Fish, young white woman, who was
held up in one of the best residence
sections of the city and robbed of her
valuables by a white man, who, ac-
cording to her statement, threatened
her with instant death if she screamed
or made any resistance.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-01-21
Two Die Beneath Train.

Scottsboro, Ala, Jan. 2O.-Two
white men were killed at Bridgeport
while stealing a ride on train In
some manner they fell beneath the
cars while in motion, and were badly
mangled, death being almost instanta-
neous. No papers or letters of any
kind were found upon the dead men
by which they could be identified.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-01-21
Town Clerk Suicides.

Bridgeport, Conn, Jan. 20.-Towp
Clerk William s. Shrieber was found
dead Friday in a room flied wi.
gas at the Union hotel He had been
missing since Wednesday night Shrie-
ber figured in the ballot box stufIcng
investigation now being conducted. He
was 40 years of age and leaves a
family.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-01-21

Columbus, Ga, Jan. 20.-J. E. Jones
3 young white boy 1G years of age, has
been brought to this city from Mer
iwether county to await the arrival o.
a warden from the state penitentiary
where he Will be taken to serve &
life sentence for the murder of Bow
man Brown white boy of about the
same age as himself.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-01-21
Government Membsrs Arrested.

Rival Esthonia, Jan 20.-The mem
bers of the temporary government
were arrested last night, including a
lawyer, M. Paska, who is the candi
date of the Esth"nian party for elec
ton the national sasembly. Revolu
tionists are reappearing in the dis
tricts from which the troops have
been withdrawn and are condemning
and executing persons who extended
Hospitality or assistance to the sol
diers.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-01-21
Sanford Divorce Case Held over.

Rome, Ga, Jan 20-The divorce
proceedings instituted by V. T. San
ford against his wife, Elizabeth L. San
ford, will not be tried at this term of
the superior court, The case will
come up at the next term of court.
The papers were only filed a few
days before court convened and the
case was, therefore, not placed on the
docket for this term.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-01-21
Fire DESTROYS Plant.

Richmond, Va, Jan. 20-Fire has
destroyed the Sheep Dip plant here OF
Liadlow- -McKell company, of Scotland.
Loss is estimated at about 100000;
covered by insurance.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-01-21
Legal Author Dead.

Chicago, Jan. 20, Harvey B. Hurd
for many years prominent attorne,
of this city, and the author of a mum
ber of legal text books, is dead from
stroke of paralysis.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-01-21
THEY PERPETRATE
HORRIBLE ATROCITIES
Give No Quartz to Women
And Children.
AenAM HARRIED BY ARMzNlANs
Mohammedans Greatly Enraaed at At
tack Made on Shrine of Karapirin.
Attackers Flee After Conflict, Leav-
ing so Dead and Wounded.

Elizabeth, Trans-C -Caucasia, Jan. 20.
A courier arrived here today from
Agdam with dispatches describing the
repeated Attempts made by the author
tiles to get a convoy of provisions to
the starving and beleaguered Moham-
medans of Shusha, Trans-Caucasia
The conveys set out three times
with a strong escort Of troops, Mo
hammedan volunteers, and auxiliaries,
but was intercepted by the Armenians
holding the mountain passes.
The whole district around Agdam is
harried by Armenians and the others
who are perpetrating horrible afro,
cities, not giving any quarter to the
wounded or the women or children
The MOhammedans are greatly en-
ragged at the attack made on the cele-
brated shrine of Karapirim.
After a savage conflict the Armenian
attackers fed and left upon the field so
dead or wounded.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-01-21
MiII Return lnnnn

= Washington, jan 20.-Contract Sur
gecn Henry NJ Hall, United States
army, now in San Francisco, will pro
ceed to his home, Cedartown, Ga, fol
annullment of his contract.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-01-21

We have an accumulated lot Of rIen's Odd
Suits which means one or two of kind OF
course they are good and alright as far as the
materials and tailoring goes but they are not
WORTH TO us what they would be if we had
good line of sizes and were able to fit any GUS
toner who came There is particularly good
lot of small sizes so If you are a small size man
you can get the bargain OF your If5 right here
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-14
Yenniblbantas Babn.
Rah benz Weiteu nnb Iuroen.
WcrInnt nIAicrA-&AnlInn A,ln InInA.

UettHRt OuiUtItFStuttOW, Wtc iDlnt.
'S.i5 Vurm. (lniun Stntion 500 @,orm.),
Yttisburg @GpreB uno 96icugo special.
lila 8urrt. characterization t1.55 Borm.),
9nupts2inie @rpreb.
"1.1O Wafm. (bon linton. etation), ,Gtaouis-
mo ~1be .genni1lbania" Gimiteo, Ha9 @bi.
eneo. Cincinnati UNI Ct. 2omis.
f4.5J Tnn1nt. Coon Union StntiuuO, ,penniAfs
aania epectai." IL etunorn mad Gbleaao.
'4.55 giadlm. Coon llnionsStatiuiO, Chicago
uno Ct. 9oli3 grprcb..
700 Nbenss (bon llniorrStntioD, Chicago
$50 shsHbs (uon lInlonsetotton), Ct. eouts
.sJ55 abenos (bon ou.siation), Rcftcrn
SrprcB uno GIeheIano uno Cincinnati @gs
ill Wadts %Oinlorsetatlon 11.5b Ga6ts).
Ritteburg Special.
Buctlic @rprcf. ...
40 Nioracus characterization 5.44 Rorecns),
tupilt, nab 2udsSdpet.
'S.i5 Hcrn. C1lnionsGtati9r s.b5 Sornt), tdS
lth. Iln6 gntfnio (oid einporiursS nrcitonJ.
.Gric, mo Notbcnt1ge, ilub Hodhelter.
LII ~orm, ClnioT . Station diI65 Sotnt).
WobcntGgc. nGdi Berooo tno @lutra.
f"35 %atlml. idaItb (oot unionfSiniion), naa
$50 A,ocnOs, tdalia (bon llnton's tatiOu), naa
sj5 @Ocuhs, ,t1qIi6 (bou linionse iation), mad
Stic mo Nobcltcr.
gI96 Mnaopoit5, L3t o.O1 sormitiass:. 527
Mnhmlttnbs al Bo0eutageTt. SonlltaBs, 8.0i
Bornt.. HOO Wbcuns.
Bon linton Station.
Ndd, Fhilnocluhto uuo Tetu.yurf.
'' ;,r M SaS0 laor ge1naIsfI'nal sin.ites," taaii6
Mctp, gOrD Mioratns, 'i2.05. $40, 400.
e t90,t .5t5, 80 4 ID h}i % s9 {5S5 @C e Ss
400, 4.2O. *5,45, 1850, ii.2b a6en6s.
100 eoTnl., LOG, s'ot, 457' 1856 nao
T55 @iorGSi5. 500, i.57, .e.S5, 6.i5 gsiibenSs..
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Nhcros, tiglth.
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WurocuS. 230, 4.57 Ratnt., g8cbcntaae.
7:50 glbcnhs tigIid.
74a, sdb, 9.42", 1884 Rorni,. laos, 12.4s.
t.53. 80, 2.45. $40. $50. BOT. $40. 5.26.
s955, 6i55, d29 t7ss SImitso) a. $40.
eon1taQ5 2.2G, 2.5l. 5;O7. Gt9. Z25, 7.43,
525, Cos .7.15y --7.2o G;s6 etmticO).
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2.I5 Naomi, an Nodeninacu.
BAD annapolis. 7.36, o.O5 8ormilinps, 12.4s
atlantic Gonft aiue Grpreb, 2.5l DioreeIls.
*2,t2 Nddlnt. tiglid.
contDcru Gdtlpnb, o,42 Born, 1920. *9.15
ccabonro Eir cine J%tniIiuap, 0.42 Sorni, 5.07
Gu6miltngS.
HorfOlt uTO g8eften S%saiIuup, 1920 abenbs
@. s 3. m ,12.4s gu6m, @Odentase. 'e.b5
gbeneS iigitb.
Bon 9euufbfpania- 9ipcunes Citation.
In6 9Snibiuaton, 9Ipreb, GIT, 900 BORN,
lbs. 800. 600 gtathni. tdgIi6e TAI Wior.
9etS an Bobcntagen, 9.59 AbenoS nlr an
Son1tnNen.
Tn0 annapolis, Tai Rorsens. 900 giodb.
mtttuaS an Wohentagen. Sonnings, eco
Born. mto 600 gadm.
Wcgcu NtQctct uno SdbrpIdncu na1 nusA
9,unftcn lpredbe man In Der @aIoertsStation.
gr. 3l5, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, uilo union'
Siuiiun Dor.
Scpdd miro auf Grfrtbeu In pben uenannteH
NiircnlI abgebott uno mnrftrt.
= SpetfcsSnagon.
n. ~. Gttertnrg, Z, ". @ooo,
Gen. ,@efhdftsfthrer. Fnii. sIrnfftc'Wiunaaer.
8tu. u. 8onh,
@eueruls dngiersAGent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-14

YIIcrIei aus GcutihIonn.
Sic nellcroin1S oll9 Glen bicr6er
N~cIongtcn @rriihtc, 0ob 6rl. Bertha
&rltpp, Die Spdtcr oc9 ucrltorbcnen
SououcnfonigS u1b rclhitc Grbin Scr
@clt, Iid) pcrlobt babe, WcrOCn iiir
lu%nbc9rilnOct CrflGrt.
Nlto Bremen miro 0o9 Nlblcbcn bc3
Nrcoi9cra anlt6off Qcmcl0ct, ncGd,cr
Der 6iibrcr Der libcrul tirMlid,cn Be
lpc0ltng mar, Gr crrcjNto Elm 9lltcr
BON 06 Sobrcu.
@crIillcr Nlcrjtc& crcjNc protritirc1
olli noa ShGriite 0cQcu oic 9hlSfiib.
rlll0 ocS GutluurIS iijr Dos @irdon.
9cntmol, mclhcr pOn Eroiciior
aIlnld) bcrrilbrt. 2ulNcmciu miro
cine bod)It hittcre Sritit Ncilbt.
&om &cih9gcridt in 2cip5i9 lit
Sobonn acn1pcnS lucQcn Y~unocSucr.
rotb@ 5u Orci &abrcn 3lrhtbu,lS Der
llrtbcilt lporoen. Gr lmtr0c iibcr-
fiibrt, Den &crilld) ocmod,t SIT bo6cn,
einen Shrciber bc@ Giicncr @c5irfa.
GommnnooS 81 bcltchcn. lin, Mtobil-
mod)un0S -El0llc all GuBIono ollS5ll-
~liefcrn.
Sn elmer grpBcn &crionm1lltnN
ltrifcn0cr SccIclltc in ylltono mllrbc
c%initinmig beihloiich Sen Strife
fort5uictcl1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-14
Baltimore bio Balm.
. 3dgIt1. l3iaIid, nis9enommeu Goniitag5.
9iur Sonttngs.

SIprcGiiige uIcoc Sfunoc Gtt ocr StlnOe" poi
Gumocu Citation lub Nafbingtun an ASo.
dDcutdecr, 500 &orin. his 800 Nbcuos, MT
EtnnlalG9lcnit. 5riibcrr abtabrt bon Wt.
NiobuIG iaiion.
WniGington, O~crIaTcn Nt. NnDuI Ct, 600.
no, 1850, tS.i5. *04S. liO.55, lIi.53 8or'
nittnGS, ~. 10. !i2.i0, l.b5, .+2.43, 3.b0.
'l.ti. ABB. !5.55. 900. !6.b5, ts.i6. lobe,
*I1.32 gbcuos; ncrl. Gnmocn Ct. 300, '6.15,
1886. !720, 800. $3.50. 900. 1000. HOO
Iurmittn0s. !t2.oO gto6is, 1905, 2t2.i5.
400, ?I,95, 100. 800, 1906. 400, 40.
800, 1905, 25.35. 1900, 1910. 1920, 100,
$500, 1926. $1,000, 5000, +1l.i0, Fii4t
gthcnos.
Nnnnpolls, MT. RpbaI Citation, MO uuo
?s.A5 Giormiitu0s, l5.55 Watbrn. GnnioersSta,
1920 mo 300 Nornliitngs, ll2.05 Nadutr,
?5.3 30 llo 600 WhcHoS.
SrcOcri6. VT. ginboI Siaiion, ?s.45, O.4s.
NDrnI. 9nmocu Gtdtion, 1876. 1900, 20.l5
irn 900 Norm.. 1925, 1850 ulo 1920 gSnt'
miitnnS.
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1850 Gutbrt. GnnlocIt, 1920 Sorni., 1900,
1850 mo 400 gin6nt,
6aaeretomn, Dlt. 3tnDuI Stu., H.d5 8orni..
1890 Natrl,. Gnnthcll Station, 1900 Sorniy
1850 ino 400 Jindlut.
Gnicoit 'NitD uuo VT. NirfL Camden Stution,
1886. 20.t5 Nurlt, !t.25. 1880. $3.50, $3.50.
t1t,Ab MbeuoS.
Curtis Yah. Gnnocn Stniion, 1920 g'nrnt.
eurnn, Wtt. RoDnl. '243 yto6ni, GanloeIt.
400 Enbm.
Rphnf Blue 9iue nab Gbila6rIpbia nuo giew.
y)prf, nrnrr Sermtnns an Trtiuhoj fpdnita.
tier Strale. gietp.Ylurf. bcpucm nadI puteis,
Thentsf, ,tuh lHrinhh fa. n IN firt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-14
McrdantS' G. Mincrs' SrnnSpurta-
tiuu Epmpani,.

TnntpIcfsYInIcn:
Nah Nottun iiilo Dem Often: icoen Wontda,
Ntcniin9, Son1critag iIno Sumitaa, IbcItos
O llbr.
gtuh RroOtScnce un6 hcn Sftcn: icocn Conn,
tag. l(ittuub lno Srcitaa, sIbero5 6 llbr.
Ntud 9tcpportsJi cips NIB 9|iOtfult: iieIi6 nm
G llbr glbCno5.
8rndt miro .dGIi6 big & ubr gbinos fir an
cent Gage ubiubrcnoe Sampler angcnnulmcn.
Sad Snunnnub mo, benz Siioen: ieoen Diem
fac, Suulieritug lino Suntftug, gtbcIthS 6 llbr.
@oftoncr mo Vrouioenccs5 nmpicr Iubrcn bon
Der 9Scribc uGr tSube ocs pou9,DudS hb. Gu
onn1nbs 9ompfcr bon Oct gBcrite am Sube Der
&clt oaIS,IOcntc.
Is. ". @ininaBnm, g(acut,
Yunl Sod.
". y, Surucr, q. NNcnt.
81. 7. Stcb0ins, Sen. ,lJtdn.
SnipttIircal - Siouit.Gte @crman. mo
2inbt. 2trahc. Ut3.I&S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-14
Gtablirt 1880.
Willeltn s.. Heinharbt

Rr. 2U2L saeh. Sauimsre.e trabe.
Wcu'Durf claitiidc grnd6anoer,
oDnc Schcr.
fbnncn 9na mn g;obt ~aeirnpen tperben.
Mid) Sart'@nmmi.GGnoer,
lpeidle mic rotten. icibt bci'm gdoen ntd,t.
EieIclben iino bon naen Mersien
beitets tmrinblCn.
" pcrierttpi aif 9Icftrtlung uuo bot nnf 91act.
edniietbanbcr, itnttItetbsbiuntn,
ueidte inb SplJiiNcn etadtbanbe
10 nrraretrt. Dab tetne Qee0rten aunoeri befiens
~3utrieoen geftelt iino. #t
sne Nrudbdnoer. 9anoneen unb Snftrir.
nlcntc iperbett edrnriirt. eaB tie pnfen, utle
nhts Sauberiie uno geite a1gefeFtigt.
Nar Famru Nno Simmer
utter Nufft6ht bon Wlao. Rein0arft burbauoei.
yRo. 4eiepbca - Veuuicab 1904.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-14

Ete eIcnani Der yignr elmer ,srnn
iino Der Sib ibrrr Nleibcr 9diai hon benz bon
1rauen 6Ghit Hr5iebeno iinb beiuutlocrt mddt.
Niele S6mcrjCu itno nut en1aeidniirfe btniue
eorfei5 6uriid5uiibren, ipeIde bic freie atbmitre
bebitnerlf. Gas ugsaoc Surfet" 1T has ein3iQe
9uriCi auf bent Wlnrft. tueIdes freies gltbeutY
boIcn a~cffnttct. rNaoe IGurfct" Yarlors, VT.
2OO3, 4uto.G hnrles. Strnbe.. CNebris1D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-14
3nnec 2omcn! Madjt GudJ Sicic
Effcric III Wute.

@ir biIbct lett clue dlaiie fir itftae 5nmrn
in %uicrcr Gtccte Tamcnidnrtocr.eph cnt.
Ghule. Gtner ocr 8ottbeile on Der Ret6cilu
aunp Dieter Mlote Ut Der, haB GbiiIerimru
beiien. 8trie dlate III i'm SnHtor 1906 sis
iamnien g%etretct. 5pe8ieue &orieiulfae,, Iurt
uno orei M2Gl Ole gBo6e. Srgero cine iingc
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MAIDEN.
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man Ilb an 6tnu VI. Subers, yir. BOZ, Neit.
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@elttrn NarnIanb Giicu6abn.
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