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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-03-17

Portland did itself proud in it's warm
welcome to Archbishop O'Connell,
home again from his important mission
to Japan and consequent visit to
Rome. The welcome was by no means
confined to the followers of his own
faith. and in greeting him and con-
graduating him upon the new honors
which have beer bestowed upon him,
Portland spoke for the whole State.
In his service as the head OF this
diocese Of the Roman Catholic church.
Archbishop O'Connell is known and
respected by all the people of Maine
and their best wishes go with him to
his new and larger field of labors.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-03-17
Names Board of Trade in Boston.

Names Board Of Trade in Boston.
In his annual report at the Maine
State Board OF Trade meeting in Bos-
ton this week, Secretary Edward NJ.
Blanding pointed out that although
| the Board was for the first time con-
vened in d business session outside the
limits of the State, nevertheless, twice
before in the history of the organ
ization, State Board delegates have
been beyond the borders of the state
! Once was in 1891 when, as the guests
OF the Canadian Pacific. they visited
northern Aroostook by way of New
brunswick, and the second time was in
| 1900 when. az guests of the Washington
County Railroad, they visited Campo
| bello and St. Stephens. On both these
occasions, however, business sessions
| were held at Bangor. and the excur-
sions were under the auspices OF the
Board of Trade of that city.
P, 1t was a handsome thing on the part
! entertain the delegates as they did this
week. and according TO all accounts the
! joyable one Incidentally, it is worth
noting that the meeting was held on the
| Maine was formally separated from
Massachusetts and became an indie
| pendent member Of the SisterhOOd of
i states. The ties between Maine and
Massachusetts, however, are much
/ more numerous and Of much greater
strength now than they We're before the
day Of separation So years ago.
| Names sons and daughters by thou
sands and scores Of thousands have
pate i'm the industrial and pro-
fessional activities of the old common
| wealth. while summer after Summer
| the multitude Of vacation visitors from
Massachusetts 10 the shores ana lakes
and farms of Maine grows larger and
larger.
Secretary Blandings report shows
that The Maine State Board Of Trade is
| in prosperous condition. representing
| as it does 8, boards of trade, several OF
which. including that of our own city
| have recently taken on a new lease of
| Ta
upon the work Of advancing the inter-
ests Of their communities. The Port
land Board of Trade is so prosperous
and enterprising that it has recently
purchased Il handsome business block
and established home of its own.
Secretary Blanding's report as to the
prosperous business conditions of thu.
State and the splendid outlook for the
future as regards industrial activity is
fully justified by the conditions pre-
vailing here. He is to be warmly COM
mended for his rebuke to those news
paper and magazine writer's, some of
them MaSsachpsettS men who ought to
know better. who have been indulging
in unkind criticisms of Maine in such
books as The Green shay" and such
magazine articles as "Barbarism in
Maine" which recently appeared in
the New England Magazine. Mr..
E!anding emphasizes the fact that such
p"rtrayals are not illustrative of Maine
or of any considerable number Of our
people. He also pointed out the wei
| come fact that such attacks on the
good name of our fair state are more
| than overcome a thousand fold by the
| frequent contributions of friendly
| writers innumcrable
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-03-17
To Advertise Maine.


tIci tlilHl AuNtltlS''i.J
lii view Of the wonders mat have often
l",'n accomplished by bringing 10 th,. III =
t.-ntiun of outsiders The. advantages of
tered by som, particular @,ct!uI. the
proposition advanced III the last meeting:
ol the Board OF Trad" 10y one ol its .ncm-
hers appears sound ANA practical. His
idea is that $,OO0U or even $l0otcp tNiIcnd
ed in advertising Names imncE>,. re-
sources, its still undcvrlopcd water pow
crS and its unriVall"d scenic beauties
would be money we'll inv, strj. That id-
mits Of no doubt. The power OF ;i'ivt rtiS-
ing properly handled, II beyond the be
lief ri those who have not given the mat
ter careful study. 1t is Il beating of thu
bush which rarely if ever fails 10 catch
the bird.
While It would bc imlracticahlr to
attempt - Yet to secure 50 lar2" an adj
vcrtisinS fund as that which is men
toned. il is gratifying 10 note that tn"
Board OF Trade believes the time to have
arrived for making a beginning. through
It's advertising committee. The movement
thus started is To be regarded as bun
iuitiatury. ano should not be allowed t.
halt until I'll" wonderful summer :ittiav-
tons Of Portland ANA al the entire STAT
are thoroughly exploited in all til" lara,'
centres Ut Population i'll the country. W.
wish the fullest measure OF success IL
the committee of the Board in its cndeaV-
ors 10 bring the Pine Tree Stat" into tin
complete recognition If the resi- OF tie
can br better adapted as the vacation
ground Of The nation Ind none nrrsrn :
greater opportunities for prDtittblts i'll
veStr:l, nj thar Maine, and Tile move to
make all this We'll known is dictated by Il
broad and wise policy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-03-17
MAINE EDITORIAL COMMENT.
Work on the Roads.

lSomerset Reportcr.)
No town ever made much progress in
road bnlldhS mat changed their road OF
street commissioner every two or three
years. II he isn't suitable person. he
ought not 70 remain in more than one
terra; but ii he is inclined To make road
building 4 practical study. keep him as
long as he Will stay. The roads in the
town of Wlnthrop-where there is hardly
Il poor one--icrm 4 practical illustration
Of what trained road builder can do in
a ri.S nf I,ytpty- ,x.,.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-03-17

1t is possible, though hardly proba-
ble that the spelling reform move
ment will go a little farther than did
that crusade to "refOrm' football about
which We heard 50 much Il few months
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-03-17
Fortunate Fort Fairfield.
tFort Fairfield Rryiuw.)

In what town CT the population of Fort
Fairfield can YOU lind more strictly re-
liable business men? We think a long
paus. would have II be made before We
could hear Of even one. For temperance,
square and far dealing every time, real
iricndlnesS, and general high moral
character we think our business men ar.
i'll the front rank. There are few, Il "
indeed, with whom it is not perfectly safe
and satisfactory to send your i:t" boys
girls 10 trade. knowing ;liat they VIII
receive just as favorable dealings as NUI
would receive yourself There indeed
honest and reliable accounts, in which, il
once i'll Il while an error should occur
things Will at once and most cherrfHiiy h'
made right. There arr, extremely few
W lIu viii uNcrclarSe Il customer who hap
pens to be Hrinl ormsd as 10 itrcV.tiiIn :,
prices. CIIe OF the very greatest and best
assets Of Fort Fairfield is the high char
L. Ii Ii Ii IGi
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-03-17

In spite of that Chinese boycott. the
experts from the United States To
China for the seven months, ending
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-03-17

Here is the story Of 4 kittery mans
adventures. as served up by the truth
full correspondent of a Boston news
paper: 1T is so rumored among the
lends of Delbert f. GilchriSt, n lob
ster traHper of this town, that he is
saving his money toward employing all
the genealosists and astrologists of this
vicinity to conduct a careful inve stica :
ton into his ancestry, as it is being
allie ged that he has strain of feline
tlo Oh in his makeup. He has already
lost five lives, and III the popular sup
position is true, he has but four left.
His fifth and last filtration with the
Grim Reaper occurred during the SUD
den northwest gale today. while ne was
Pulling traps with Arthur l.. Hutch
ings outside the Isles of Shoals. All
the other lobstermeH were able to come
IN. but these two We're too far out. The
Wind and sea were terrific. but in some
miraculous manner they went ashore
safely on Duck Island An abandoned
Shanty was found, a fire built. Holsters
c"'ied, ana they waited in crmfort
till the gall, III aicd. White their friends
had given them UP for lost and were
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-03-17

At its town meeting this week Yurl
appropriated $1,000 10 carry on the wuri
of lighting the broWlI-tail moth.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-03-17

The old-fashioned winter which
Marcn Is serving up is making us for
get tile nice spring weather We enjoyed
in January and February.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-03-17

The town Of Hermon has declared
war on ihc book trust which has been
advancing the price of books used III
the schools.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-03-17

Mrs. Lillian Conway, Of West ELS
worth. SCI a hen on eleven eggs and
had twelve chickens. Who can beat
that? one egg had two yolks, but thu
I '. ms died.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-03-17
ESTABLISHED 1925

n. notice whatever will b taken OF
unsigned communications.
Tn. Journal cannot be held responsible
for the preservation or return OF re-
iected communications.
Address all communications relating to
subscriptions and advertisements to
BURLEIGH & FLYNT. Publishers,
Augusta, Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-03-17

A whole lumber camp was moved
from York county up into Androscog-
gin county this week. 1t was drawn
by four horses ana had a crew of eight
men who were 10 work i'll portable
steam mill which had preceded them.
The caInu was house some 20 feet
long by II wide and eight or ten in
height. In it was II stove with a good
fire burning and contained the mess
table. hunks. etc, for the men. At
night when travelling from place to
place they stol: by the waysde, care
for their horses. hut themselves eat
and sleep in this building.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-03-17

Maine is again honored in the choice
Of one OF the New England college
presidents Rev. DIR. Frederick William
Hamilton of RoXbury who has been
chosen president of Tufts College. is Il
native of Portland and an alunnuS of
Tufts and of its divinity school of 1890.
The qualifications of DIR. Hamilton for
executive and administrative trust are
broader than those possessed by many
other cl"rgymen. The versatility of
his intellectual attainmentS have been
shown on more than one occasion. eS-
pccialiy in 1895. by his winning the
$500 prize offered by the American
Humane Education society for The j"St
lian of settling the Venezuela ques-
ton. H is Mason and Knight Tom
plar. one of the board of visitors at
Dean Academy in Franklin, a cCuncilor
in the American institute of civicS, Il
member OF the Phi Beta Kappa. and
has had active connection with several
philanth.opic associations. He has
published many Sc, m1nS and essays
and Il Volume Of lectures. And 50 am
ether Maina nan is called up higher.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-03-17

John r. Carter. who will be remcnl-
bered by Washington county people rs
one of the builders Of the Washington
County railroad, has taken the con-
tract to build L railroad from Lake
Michigan To the Ohio river in Indiana.
The new road Will cost $..3.0o0,0G0 ana
the work of construction will begin III
once. The proposed line tl"iverscs the
lNng:h oi Indiana. tapping rich coal.
stone and oil fields.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-03-17

Alderman DesmOn of Beverly, Mass.
assed his vacation recently in the
I,.rgelty lakes region. Some Of his
plans going wrong. he began complaint
ing to his guide, ending with the
declaration that people in Maine didn't
"llnow anything. anyhow" "Well,"
replied the guide, slowly, "when John
-. Long used ter live in Bucktield, he
want considered smart enough to
represent that little one-horse town in
the Legislator yet when he went ter
Massachusetts he made a frst-claSS
GtVerner fer In whole darned state"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-02-08
Sm aooloatften Gar!

-Sm aoologtTtsn Gar
TEN. oSate, is es 1poGr. CAP Der
S9pan Tor fei'm 9ooe iinet2" =
cSpag' nift 10 bumm! Soa er pisls
Ieitl nah FERN 9rSe ftUgen2"
Sm 9etrdttsbureau.
8srmittler: SD tGsnk Sbneu ben
iuugen Wtam Iebr cmpfe6leu! Gr lit
fFeiBig uWb bat iih fein 2ebtdg reoli6
hurhsebrd9t!" = 0uRs: ,.2l6u, pers
ftd9e f9on! sic apOllsH mid por6erei.
den, baB er Hi9ts bat!"
9antbare Rotte. S6mies
rtnoirettor gum Tegiheur nab be-
Gsolienpsrtbeilune): ,0ds mar oenn
6us porbin fir Elm 2Grm9" - Reoiis
fur: .Sn benz neueH Stiid Bat bod
@iner gu SShnen .altes &rmel" su ia
gen. unb um bieIe 3oGe baben fe Td
aerauftl"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-02-08

@in5ises MitteI. 8dtsr
Der 8raut: rSie baben feline Stellung.
tein 9ermOssn, ipomit no[len Sic benn
ba beirdtben9" - 8eperber (tlsins
lauD: nMeine llbr tDnnp i'd Usrz
feBen!"
-SpperbeL rWur Der 2ubOs
ratoriumsbiener, Der bu bei Der @TpIoz
iion nit in bic 2uft sefIpsen lit, nidt
Elm S9pei5er9" = rGin s4ter iogar:
pben in Der 2uft bubsn mir ibn nod
ipbsln b0ren!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-02-08

-5dtal. Gin &urpfuIhsr ioIl
fpegen unerluubter 4usiibuns Der Graiz
li9en pruris beitraft lperben. bat aber
gum 8sipeiie fir feline Siidtisteit bic
2abuns elmer srOBen Reibe bon ibm
ssbsiIter p.rIonen bedntrast. = Bon
ben ntlaItungsSeugen" = tonItatirt
inOeFsn Der prdiibsnt gu 9ssinn Der
Sibuns = rtonnte teiner beisebrudt
perben, Oa ale 2abunsen nit @ermert
,9eitorbsn!" 5uriidgefommen iinb!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-02-08

-3peierIeiS iStanbpun tts.
ssiirItin beim 8eIud zines Srantenz
bauIes): rRi6t pabr, Der arantens
itunO 1T sesentpGrtig Elm iebr siinitis
ser9" = 9lr5t: rSd, SObsit - mir
buben oas gun5e 9aus ppll!"
S09ite Retlams. o.:
r!Sdbsn sic i6pn seleI,n, Der 0ispo.
nent bon Sdreier e So. III BON Srts
Ter u5seftiir5t?!" - o.: .Ra, bas bat
er bod bO9itsns nur sstbun, Tim fir
feline Girma Retlome gu ma9su!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-02-08

4m Stammtifd d. Bauer
iuelher bic 3eitung lieit, Su einem uns
bsrn): rSu, Sunbbauer = MiniIter,
bDs muB bod re9t ungeiunbes 9ss
fdGft Iein9!" : Der 4nbsre: pSu. =
pdrum benn9" - Der @rIte: nRo =
ole ausenblids lieit ma, = buB f9on
tpisber amer fp.sen 9eiunbbeitsriidiid>
ten geb'n mub!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-02-08

OHM. Gaf: .9luf benz 8uts
terbrOt liest ia Spinnsemsbe, ,aellner!"
: aelIner: nPurbOn. Oas lit Der
S9intsn!"
-8ebentli9e lleberein-
It m mung. Ssrr: sd Ieie Sbre
5riihliussIieoer, Serr prOpiior. Wo
finOen sic nur BEL Sbrem gerufe bic
3eit gum Si9tsn9" = prppiior:
r4bsnbs, i'm Bette. Sd lam niGt
eini9lafen, ehe id ni9t Gin paar 2ie.
Der seoi9tet babe" = Ssrr: rWlert.
piirbis. unb i6 nidt, sbe i6 ni9t Elm
paar seleien babe"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-02-08

-Sie Sauptperfon n. SauSs
frau: .Wein Mann pirb ibOn idim.
pfen, bab bas GFen unsebrannt it'll"
= aD9in: Limb mein S9ab erit!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-02-08

Rad Der SubiIdums. 8.
feisr. o.: nDus. sinen srobartiger
SouIt babe i'd gsitern aussebrddtg'
g.: ~&siR Dort BAIT 0u seIaet.'
ID. (nahbentlid,): Sm. ipa i'd bo
benn idon auf oem POIi5eibureau se.
ipeIsn Iein9"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-02-08
sin aat[i6es s us.

= Sin safIides Suus. =
@riter 8agubunb: r@obsr tennit 0u
benn ben feinen Serrn, ben Su 10
freunblitb sriiBteit9" = 3p.iter @a=
sabunb: rWir tpobnten siuei Sabre
lang unter einsm 9a4!" - @ritsr
8asabunb (unsldubis): Der BEL
9ir?" = 3peiter @asabuno: nRein,
i9 BEL ibm, .r ift ndmlih 3u4tbaus>
9irettor."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-02-08

-Sm3orn. @irtb (sum gtu4z
barr: pSis, bas Jag ich Sbnen, penn
i4 Sbren auter nod einmal in meiner
Slid. ertuiid, itebt er am nG4ten Gag
auf meinsm SpeiIe5etteI!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-02-08
9ir slerjtin ais Sansfrau.

8ebertli6e 3uftms
muns. Weinbanbler: sd perii4ere
Gle. Del bieiem Wsin IeBe i'd SUI" :
Sur6e: rOarGn speifelt ia giiemanb|
Gin MenF 9enfreGnb. D.
,,S0ier ftelle ib Dir meneH 9ebensretter
bor!" = r@r bat Did tuobl aus benz
98aFsr eeSOgen2" = REIN = uber
mein gtutumobiI bat er mir d6ges
falrft!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-02-08

CT tennt fie. Munn Our
eintretenben Sruu unb So9ter): nWO
mart Sbr9" = Sodtsr; ngei Der
Hddbarin." - Wlutter: .Wir buben
uns lanse uufsebuIten." = Munn:
.lleber ipen9"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-02-08

-4bbdrtung. rSaintef, pds
rum bultit be ben Singer ms @lus?"
= Der 9ottor bat geIdgt, ih muB
nebmen q 8ab! 60 geip0bn i9 mer
na9 unb mad ans @aFer!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-02-08

.Ou, DIANA, i6 besrsife ni6t.
iparum Su Did BON Rapa bait ideia
ben laFen! >. Der mar bod gar MIDI
70 iibell"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-02-08

@ebdnteniplitter. =
Ridts Idbt ii6 i'm 2sben idiperer trds
gen als = Elm lei9tes PortemOnnuis.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-02-08
Seim @prt seupmmen.

.2iebitsr Trun5. id bruude Elm n.u'
.s Wintertleio!"
naleiber uno INNER Sleiber! Sdit
0u bsnn gar feinen Sinn fir etpas
S6beres9"
% setuib! SD bruude aud einen
neuen Sut!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-02-08

= StoBfeufser. S4uIOner
Ole poit in gmpfung nebmsnb):
@isber elm sanser Stob Mahnbrisfe
- fir bus pOrto bGtte i4 mir i6on
elm gang i6Ones NittaseHen taufsn
t6nnen!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-02-08

S4neiber: .S.bt Iauf' i9 Elm
babies Sabr bic bier Sreppen beruuf
nit Der Re4nuns, Ssrr 8ummel, bus
tpirb mir altem Mann allmGbli9 ~
biel."
StuDent: rGlaube ih Sbneu,
Serr 3pirn, babe aud fdon abbilfs
seidafft, i'd 5isbe ndG,itsn MOnut ins
purterre."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-02-08

@u9 elm &etorb. 5rau
(sur fslsIu9enoen &06iH): Run b0s
rrn g NAL: Sipei Sage tparen Sic in
Berlin in Stellung, brei Sage in Bit
terfslb. bier Gage in ouae uno flint
Sage in Geip5is. @drum bdben sic
fia Oem nidt aleih elm 3turoreiIebils
lett 9enommens"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-02-08

-Oas tommt bapon. -
SisnitmdOden: sd rief ben snaoigen
Ssrrn gum Speiien, er 1T uber beim
S6r,i6tifde feit eingei9lufsn." =
Srau (drserlid): rgtbu! 0u bat er
natiirli9 ipieber feline @sbidte ms
Rsine i6reiben fpollen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-02-08

AGr: rGs if bod ftanOulOsl @snn
i9 mir einen 5leden in meiuen &lsis
bern reinisen mill, 10 1T ME Elm Sroz
pfsn 9snSin i'm Sauie!"
Sic: r0a iiebit 0u ipieber, tpie
unsntbsbrIith Elm gutumpbil fir ben
Sausbalt iit!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-04

RurbuitsG6i Der 2up. NM 6urFs ftsStr.
SGuptulnrtier bes "@sfdnaocretnS rWieIo'
bic. Sineitunoen iehen 9OnuerItdeNbeno.
8eriGmmluHeen 6eS Centennial WlebGer'
8ersins" ieoeu 2. unb 4. 9ienitag i'm
Wipnnt. XelepboR Wt. 9eruot 2666 u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-04

@Gaab. uub Garuline-atrnee.
SduptQuariter oeS .gaIern'W
eriammlnHeen iebeu 9oHnsrfide
gl6eno. Geue WtttgIieoer ,ptItonImeiI.
Bier Der .gtdtional'Brau e
tet" am 3apf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-04

Rr. 11O4, Rcrb.Gentra .2iusuue.
Ser ,9tnrouft Smmeriu1brtnoer BduberetR
bon Baltimore" b%erfdmnteIt flo bier ies
beit Mcntag. - 0eprge Brebml & Cons
Bier am 8apt. na1 beutf6sr art btreit
bonn 51b.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-04

Vr. cid, Cab, Habe p1,unro. Strnke.
8or5aali6e gSeilIe, Sptrttuo,en II. tinipH'
gigarrcil. Yeftes Bier am 8upf. 9unf6
fir SelSb1itSIente bon 11.30 BORN. bis
2 llbr sia9mittaes. IeIepbon q. G. y.
- lRt. Bcrnon 300S n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-04
canton ~as StsLIaustswm.
9loer's "Goelweifs Soae,"

Ode Gait uno NaitsMUcnne, NantDn.
WnrOlamos1 elepbon - 81 Sc.
lueib," y9amcns8ereins oes @oeIiueiB,"
.Gantons GonIlaoS 9ir. 446, 3. .. s.
.SrientuIsS iftriftS 9ir. 1853, .. u.z8.,' II.
Caution Spars neutrality-suspicious.. "
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-04
gu Dcrfauicn pSer 81 bermict6cn.

9u U~erfnuicM uocr III permietbrn:
WItere ipegeH - ein O0tf0rnilen gltcS 9S1as
ners mo 4ntffersSei6dit. nit buQein SnUeb0r.
Shriiilihe Inmeloun1en inter IS. s." all Die
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$1,000 9barIelton II. VI Gar Der. ......iti
10000 @se.5 1. .. 81. .........,.., 62K
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Snnge 9nmen! Madt gnd bieie
Cfferte at Wnbe.

Bir biTpen lett cine aIafe fir iunee Tamen
In uuferer Gfeetie CONTEMPORARIES. Sbifen..
sdlnle. @iner Der GortbeiIe an Der 8etbeiIi'
eure biefer aIafIe lit Der. oab ShiiertnreH
beiien. Ticle aIafie III i'm Sqnunr 1906 6is
fammen eetreten. Gpe5ieIle y6rIeiuneen 5iue.
nno bret Mal bic ISOLDE. Srgcllo cine innee
came. Die cine fnfbionabIe S6ucioerin 5n fusr'
MAIDEN.
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man fi6 OIL Tran ~. 0nbers, Rr. BOZ. Rsts
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0lS 2.it6digc @dbouS Nr. 1902,
9&oro, Noro- Montioro- Npemuc, emit
balten6 ied)S 3immer mo 9oOe5im.
mer; @rumoItiif AS PEI 70 Sub;
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3. u.sB." SaIle on @ereine 5l bernie
then. !Ssintte pierre 9eiBe nIS s sgSsEe
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e6miot's .Gi6euiran5. saae."

VHt D. HWU OHNWVsNIIHHIs
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Gpntlapc 9tr. ATS, s. .. s." Strides
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G1rIug's Canton 2teorrfrauB-Sane."
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Sauptquartier beS Misunderstanding.
9amtns8 erefn berfnmmeIt It1 ieben Diem
Itae @beno. rgtatioRnI-s Bt.r am Hapf.
( @betdpeafes3 eIephoR i &oIte 1453. g..
oca.Bol
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Sn %Dcrfanfen.
3u ucrIauicH:

Su pcttautfn:
SIM grobe @ddcrci nit profiiabIem @efhdfi
Iino gIt %etabliri. 6u mdBiqem 4reiie. @iGens
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