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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-05
News of Glencarlyn.
Correspondence Of The Star.


GLENCARLYN. Va. June 4. 1905.
Among those who have returned to their
homes In this village for the summer
months are Dr. W. NJ Backus and family.
Mr.. e. s. Parham and family, Mr.. and Mrs
w. p. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs Charles l.
simms. Mr. James Laughlin and family,
Mr.. and Mrs M. c. Mitchell. Mr.. and Mrs.
c. E. Town.
Mr. and Mrs. F. 8. Waters have taken
the old Young homestead for the summer.
Mr.. Charles 1. Simms. attorney for the
Stockbridge estate, has sold to Mrs. Louise
Perkins of Buffalo. N Y. all the property
at Glencarlyn belonging to the estate Mrs.
Perkins has rented the home place to Mrs.
C. F. Ramsdell and the cottage to Mrs.
NJ O. Wilcox OF Washington.
The Lane cottage has been purchased by
Mr.. E. J. Kelly OF the Semmes-keiiy Co..
OF Washington. Mr. Kelly and family VIII
move into their new home In the fall.
The annual closing exercises OF the public
school was held at the school building last
Friday evening, when very entertaining
program was given. A large crowd was
present and thoroughly enjoyed the enter
tainment which demonstrated the careful
training given the pilpfis. Miss Fugh. the
school teacher, left tor her former home,
Dayton. Va, TO speniI the holidays.
The Cariins Springs Association held IL
regular annual meeting at Curtis Hall. NAY
90 when all the old officers were ke-elected
for tho ensuing year.
A meeting Was recently bald ~ CtIrtll
Han by those tnterented r. the maFenaen1
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WOr11an'S WatcfaWOrd

modesy Whatever threatens her delicate of modesty
frghtens her. For this many permits disease
of the delicate woan organs become aggravated because
she bring herself ordeal of unpleasant
quesonngs offensive examinations. and obnoxious local
thousands who have taken advantage of DR. Perces
offer of free consultation by letter. have been led to do by
the escape thus offered from repugnant modesy
Any sick may write to DR.. R. " Pierce, Buffalo,
N " perfect confidence all letters being treated strictly
private and sacredy confidential and all being
plain envelopes with advertising other printing upon
them Dr. Perces Favoe Prescription has been long hailed
"God-send women 1t makes weak strong and
sick we'll 1t enables suffering from female
weakness proapss uter retrovesen and other
dsplacements of the organs distinctly feminine to them
selves right in the privacy of their homes Pelvic catarrhal
drains painful irregular periods backache frequent head
aches weak nerves. dragging down pain distress in the low
abdominal pelvic region gnawng sensation in stomach
dizziness faint SPELLS and kindred conditions and symptoms
cured by Dr. Perces Favorite Prescription. It's not
patent medicine against the of which most
pie of intelligence naturally object but is, in fact the Favor
Prescription of regularly educated and experienced ply
sician of womans peculiar ailments and who
afraid publish all its ingredients he does its
botte-wrapper aesng the of the under
OATH contains neither alcohol harmful habitormng
drugs being pure gycerc of curative principles
found valuable native medicinal roots aested
by many the eminent medical writer's and teachers OF
all the several schools of practice.
little booklet of endorsements will be sent
to any address, and absolutely free if you request
same by postal card letter. of Dr. r. v Pierce No. cog
Main Street. Buffalo, Ny.
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A SACRED HERITAGE.

HEAETH is heritage sacred and precious that no
afford to experiment with it BY making use
of cheap give away trial bottles of medicine of I'M
known composition When an invalid weak nervous woman
takes Dr. Pierces Favore Prescription she knows exactly
what she using By reading the list Of its ingredients,
printed its boewrappe and attested under sacred oath
being full and correct she will that contains aco
ho no narcotics or other harmful habit-formng drugs
and that only pure gyceric extracts OF American med
cnal roots which have received the highest praise from the
eminent medical of this country remedies for
woman's ailments enter into its composition.
Dr. John Fyfe in ECLECTIC MEDICAL REVIEW says
of Unicorn root Heonas Docia which is of the chief
ingredients of DR.. Pierce's Favorte Prescription:
"a remedy which invariably uterine invgorator
makes for normal activity of the entire reproductive
system In Helonias have medicament which fully
the above purpose than any other drug with which
am acquainted He continues n the treatment of diseases
peculiar to is seldom that is which does
present indication for this remedial agent Dr. Fyfe
goes to point of the symptoms and morbid con-
dons the of which Unicorn root is especially eica
cious among these he mentions pain aching in the back
with pelvic caarrh weak conditions of the womany organs
dependency and abliy of temper arising from chronic
disease organs distinctly feminine, aenorrhoea,
pressed absent monthly periods arrangements of digestive
organs dragging sensations extreme lower part of abdomen
and kindred symptoms.
This Helonias Unicorn root most faithfully repre-
scented by Dr. Perces Fayorte Prescription which rich in
its medicinal principles Not less important in Dr. Perces
estimation for the of woans peculiar weaknesses and
diseases Golden Seal Root Blue Cohosh root Black Co
and Ladys Slipper root all of which enter into the
"Favorite Prescription"
Prof. Finley Elingwood, M D., of Bennett Med College,
Chicago says of Golden Seal st important remedy
in disorders of the womb In all catarrhal conditions and
eral enlightenment is useful Prof John NJ Scudder. M.
d. says of Golden Seal: at universally regarded the
tonic in all debitaed states Prof Barhoow, of Jefferson
Med College, says OF Golden Seal: Valuable in utter
inc hemorrage bleeding) menorrhagia oodng) and
gestive dysmenorrhoea painful monthly periods OF Black
Cohosh Prof John King NJ. D.. author of Woman and Her
Diseases says In dysmenorhoea painful perod it is
passed by no other drug.
After reading the above who doubt that Dr. Pierce
has compounded his Prescription from the most valuable
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-05

agents known medical science for the of those chronic
diseases peculiar to for which he recommends it9
You can't afford to accept any secret nosrum of un-
known composition and Of questionable merit substitute
for this professionally endorsed and tmetesed remedy OF
KNOWN COMPOSITION, simply that some unprincpled
dealer may make little larger profit Don't expect it to per-
form miracles but give fair pesevering trial and is not
likely disappoin you. won't dissolve umors'-no med
cne will 1t viii larger percentage of all durable all
which especially afct womanknd than any other
medicine sold by druggists for that purpose.
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In the of scrolous swengs enlarged glands, open
eating Ulcers old Sores the Golden Medical Discovery
has performed the most In Of old
or open eating ulcers is we'll apply the open
Dr. Pierces Healing Salve which possesses wonderful
healing potency when used application the in
conjunction with of Golden Medical Discovery
blood cleansing constitutional If your druggist
don't happen to have "AHealng Save" in stock you
can easily procure by nclosng postage
stamps to R. " Pierce 663 Main Street, Buffalo, N. Y,
and will come to you by post Most druggists keep
it as we'll as the Golden Medical Discovery"
Do not expect too much from the of DR.. Perces
Golden Medical Discovery 1t will work miracles 1t will
consumption in its advanced stages No medicine WILL
Nor the Discovery good for sudden attack of acute
cough but for the lingering obstinate hangon coughs ac-
companyng catarrhal throat aryngeal and bronchial aec
tions, it efeacious remedy In accompanied
with wasting OF flesh weak stomach and poor
digestion with faulty assimilation and which, neglected
apt lead consumption the Discovery has
derfuly successful in efecing
Dr. Perces Pleasant Pellets cure biousness, sick and
bilious headache dizziness costivenesS constipation OF the
bowels loss of appetite, coated tongue stomach windy
belchng heartburn pain and distress after eating and kin
dred arrangements of the liver stomach and bowels Put up
in glass walls tightly cored therefore always fresh and
liable They regulate invgorate and cleanse the liver som
ach and bowels
good medical book, written in plain English, and free
from technical valuable work for frequent conulta
ton. Such work is Dr. Perces Common Sense Medical
Adviser in plain English Medicine Simphed It's book
of Ioo8 pages profusely illustrated with wood and col
ored plates given away although formerly sold in
cloth binding for SI.5o Send cents stamps,
pay for Of mailing only for copy address
ing Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N " cents for ele
gany clohbound copy. 1t gives prescriptions for
the treatment of and chronic ailments
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to erect an Episcopal Church buhding.
Land has been donated for the purpose and
something over $500 has been raised for the
project. Final arrangements will be consum-
mated for the building at meeting to be
held next week.
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Md, Is visiting Mr. Charles Davis of the
firm of A ]. Taylor & Bro, in this city
Capt. Austin Kelly formerly master of
the tug Bartholdi. has received an appoint
ment from the Washington and Potomac
line and has been assigned to duty as
mate of the excursion steamer st. Johns.
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Formal announcement was made at New
ark. N j. that Senator Dryden will be
candidate to succeed himself In that Office
for full term beginning next March. lie
has already served over FIVE years of his
present term. which the unexpired
term of the late Senator Sewel.
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Charged With Theft of Dynamite.
lsl Correspondence OF The Star.
nv Dr<rct,r-nrr =,

BLADENsBuRG. June T. 1905.
Joseph Freeman. Employed by the High
land Brick Company, was arrested at 2
O'clock this morning by Constable Robert L.
Payne OF Brentwood. charged with the iar-
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Personal to River Men.

Capt. Frank KintZ. who has been on
a short leave of absence from his tug, the
D. NJ. Key, returned to duty this morning.
Mr.. j. p. Greenwich of ST. Mary's county,
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NJST the right proportions the medicinal principles OF
CD Golden Seal Queens root Stone root Black Cher
rybark. Bloodroo and Mandrake with chemically
pure triple refined glycerne combined in Dr. Perces Col
den Medical Discovery proven most efficient remedy for
the cure of quite variety of most obstinate chronic ailments
Prof R. Bartholow NJ D., of Jefferson Med. College,
Dr. Coe of New York Prof Johnson of Medical Department
University of New York Prof Jno. King NJ D.. and Prof
John NJ Scudder NJ d. of Cincinnati Prof Hale of Chicago,
Prof Eingwood M D., Of Bennett Medical College Chicago,
and host of other leading and standard authorities OF all the
several schools of practice exto strongest terms Golden
Seal remedy in all catarrhal affections whether of the
nasal passages throat broncha stomach inestne or OF
other regions where the surfaces affected as in pei
vic caarrh of females catarh of the bladder and in fact IN
all catarrhal affections of whatever organ or part
In caarrh of the nasal passages is we'll to cleanse the
affected surfaces three times day with DR. Sages Catarrh
Remedy solution, while taking the Golden Medical Discov
cry" for its constitutional effects
Stone another wonderful efficient remedial agent
as combined in Golden Medical Discovery curing all
arrha affections wherever located 1t is also specific for
vavlar affections of the heart shown by Prof
VIM Paine M. D.. author of New School Practice" who
cites most distressing OF disease cured by it. Prof
Engwood NJ D. exols it tonic in enfeebled muscular
the heart and also combined with Golden Seal
las in Golden Medical Discovery for catarrhal dyspepsia
chronic obstinate darrhea and kindred ailments.
The Black Cherrybark Queens root and Boodroo also
add greatly the efficacy OF the Discovery in the of
all catarrhal affections also in the of obstinate
of throat aryngea and bronchial catarrhal affections attend
ed with hang-on coughs.
You can't afford to accept secret nosrum subst
ute for this old reliable professionally endorsed Discovery
OF KNOWN COMPOSITION 1t is non-alcoholc as well
nOn-secret.
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A HAPPY UNION.

faces whether of the nasal passages throat bronca
of the stomach bowels bladder other pelvic organs
Scarcely less valuable than the properties OF Golden Seal IN
curative way are the several medicinal principles extracted
from Stone root Queens root Black Cherrybark Blood
root and Mandrake root all Of which tremendously blend
ed with trperefned glycerine in Golden Medical Dis
coyery"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-25
s%lQgemrine Gtaats0cicbc.

Ncrleheu betra1iet iueroerl, AM mel1eo li u9
ueoettlDrnra cine Strale Onh lIiuL uniet ,%Srovv
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fir ben ooaetl Nctrn9 Der ultlpllel, "v'V hniihny
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lunb. ,.,rorct ori,
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In ucldein bn5 &crgcbet ltdti9elhHovn ,or IN,
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500 betrdgru, 81 perDIl9eil Hmo SStIrofHoi fiiff
llra ben @cicbC9itbertretcr llliVt Sltt8IIu ~, ,i,""h
fcinclI 9ru5cB in &retsgerl0l I2HVui ~ IN ~
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tinI,SncbGbrcu mo fulDcn Noileilt litr lpcltOe
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nil irdcrlo cinent &ctrGgc, pel1er bud Die
gtaofs Sort 5icicrpa!ton ein9cnominet
,nitrSr hcrr ult ocn Grcbit oe5 Staats : Sort
Brfrrpe Souos in bG5 Stats : Sbabunit etns
bc3nblt mcroclt. rcIder Bonn DtcrIlllt gel61tIeil
fplrb: luo oic GeIoer in Dem 1elIGIllltet Sollo
iilS hermit fir oen 3lpcd oes 5oriii6utcs, ole
Tcriunltinn, ben Griae rno Die Grpeiterllr8
hcr Torlt : 9tefcrnutionen inter Der Sireittot
Ser Staatss SoritbebDrbc 0erluiui9t.
tG. @bf6nitt. - llno iei eS periuiltGt, onb
bic Suntme bon iiinfunobreiBi9 bufbert Sol
lars ($35OO) biermit idbrIt9 iilr Die StsiGI'
inbre 1907 itno 1908 neriuiat9t 1T, I'M bic
Rrupiiiuncr bieicr glite %utS5uiiiDrcit, mo 1iir
oic @c8ublutg Der @ebdIter lrIo IusgGbeIl, lpel'
de bier Uor1eieDen fiub.
II. gbf6niit. - tlno Iei cS bcruronci, hGb
aue 9lTtcft poer 2beiIe bon glftcn, iueltbe ben
@ropifiouet hiefer gllte 8lilpihcrlnnfelI, Dter!ltt
mibcrrlIen iito.
1s. 9tbf1iiitt. llno ici IS hermit bcrnrb'
net, bub hicic S(fte bon Dem NaiIln tbrcr VII
nadine an in &rult trcten tua.
llnterjeidnct AM 8. Gprtl 1906.
Ull-G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-25
glagcmcine StautsocIcbc.

ltIlgeleblt1 benutt ll1o gcfiut. sum g~erIdufe
%9e9alieii, 6uhI Scrtnuf angcbotcIt, %ucrIuuit, aea
iuiill, meagee6ebelt 9elnntnier, angennnIIner,
perlie1ell, trnneportirt, in SSnoen, Narren,
S6tebfdrrcn ohcr SuJr6eugeu irgenS lpelbcr
Irt 9ttiibri. ooer bon Ifb. uno Wbiall1cbulIeln
poer BON nllentltben poer priputen S1uituGla.
gernl9eplateIl. Aellerrl &ofriumen, &aupldset
hto allocteil Slnbeit 9ennrlIleu ODER gefants
melt ooer arf Eager ~gebalten ODER auf nnoere
gSelle oerniBert. III Sanoel obcr Gerfebr aes
hrabt fperoeii, ooer in betoeu Sdaen eineStrafc
mo 9alt rnd Dem Grrileiieii neS Scridto phcr
zines 6rtenelsri0terS, Dor pelbem ipIdes Ser.
1e1eii net9aroeli miro. Sr ben 6duen elmer
fir ir9eno Elm Sersebclt lnter ben glbfbititiel
500 bis 314 angeietten Strnfe oocr Straier,
fol- Die @dltte on ben Staut gcber UNI Die am
bore Sdlftc OF ben Nligeber, uno lou epucftirt
lperoen, mic an0ere Sirafeu.
314. - Die SertitglnlGeH ber Nbi6nitte 3OG
bis 3t4 fplcn feline glrmenbruD fil6en fiir
iplbe Q~crforcn. uclhc fnIcbe 6dbhen, Sbahl
2riigc, Nunnel, Safer. Gusi5 ooer atbere Sc
ft5e geliurtnielt, ne94ebelt, afgelontllie'l baheil,
uber fitr Die GpnilIttrlln9 Der Uhlerdis, Sps
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Gortcr, Vie. Cher. @inaer Slle. rSn1al" gier,
Qaperbicr. 9Seihhier oocr unncEc 8etrirlc, ODER
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felhcIt oerpudt ipurbct, beriiber. obcr ipclde
nab benz &crbruld bcin9teu Snpalts I'M Veitb
~ocrielbcn Itno, mdbrello lte orc Mlid9aoe an ple
@ipentJiner %erlpnrtcrt, non lolefl pic Serliis
olliloel Der I6i6nittc 306 his 314 Mriuenbitug
iinSet alrf iroenb einen gbfaa : SummIer, ber
hicic gefdbe in ser rcguldrcn sllisiibllra ietneS
Gcf6dftcs %fnnimcIt, @iolpcit li1 foIfe E%'srfitoHl'
qcl nuf rem @eitt folder ydbdcits ShndtellL
ncii, Sdiier, Casts ooer aubere @efdBe be5ies
hen: ce ION ichn6 1lincfctltf fir irz
oenb eire @crfot ooCr &brrcricntt fetn, inter
Sen 3crfiigIusen bictcr. stIte cine @ciGrei.
bllioSsWIarfc 6ocr 1cpiic 5t iilbrer uno 5u
rcdiftrircn, meIbe porber pber 6ir 3eit Der Ste
Affirming bon ir0cno circr 4Scrion uoer a6rs
Ucrldlnit in Qltcnl @Ioltbcil beitilbt miro oocr
i'm @c6rnn6 lit, glcidUtcl ob inter beit %erfiis
0llitgcn bieier elite pocr nllt anocre @eife.
=. gtbf6nitt. llno eS inu o%erpronet ieili.
SuFi bieie stite BON SatuIn ibrer In1nbnte az
in Strait trcteu iou.
llntcr5ci0nct am 6. Mldrj 1906.
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t0apitcf 331.
Cine Nttc. eiucn i~ueitcrcu Ibidnitt bcm Nrtt.
fef 10 beS Spber ppu 1888 Der ailocmciuen
nficntlidlcn Mcirhr Mnrhlnnhia nnfcr hem

[2apttcf 337.
Cine Mtte, einrn i~pcitcrcn Nbidlnitt hcm Mrti.
tel 10 beS Spbcr pDu 1888 Der allacmcinen
1fieutlidlen @cicac MarNiauois inter bent
Snbtitcl .Srnitccs" biu5u6uiiigcn, iucldIer
MDitnitt 2i5 ioigcn anb aiS 2t5N befannt
!, slbi6nitt, - IS lit berfiiat bon Der Sc.
gttIatltt bon WtarbIanb. Dab bicrmit elm peiz
tetct Nbf6nitt oem @rtifeI tG bes Gooer bon
Wtnrnlnllh inter Dem 1itcI rGbnnccrp" uno
beitt untertttcl gIruitee," btriuGeiiiNt 1T. pels
der berl abl9nitt 215 ioIGe1 unb aI5SlbiNnitt
215I 6eIGlnt tcil uno tpie foIst Iuutcn foa;
idpH Gcfdaiicn it ober .fiinftiabin Gci6aifeu
i SSsf tali lgSSs st'l SS1 assi niEs HB BSs. S'{ St St4tsg
eif,Slloiett: Der Seltttitel uber obne %crfaufs'
llriinee ohsr Elm anberes Gofnmcnt inn gins
men etncS IrllftccS iiebt, ODER fir lcbenSIdng'
lttc Mubltefultg nuspeictt lit, pocr 5u eincm
beieufiblc gftntc gcbbrt, lam irgcno elm Sc
ridt NIT Gbnneerb : 1lirtsbittiol, in berSiabt
uti bic @Seiitiou folder Griitees. 9intnieBenoeit
ODER Gtacntbiirlcr bon b%efe1itbIe @ftntc. ober
Rd6ter oScr Slibpdhter bin md gegebener
furoe ipu Dem 9sddter pber Subpddter iino
heien Grhet. gtbntintftraior unb9iu bfolaer ole
Hc9te Siiei mp ;2riere'leII tR Dem @rllno.
obcr @igcntbimer oes b~eieaiibIe @itate hefab.
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TrptofpIIirung Der 4adt poer Subpuht. olird)
melcbe folder Sruio6ins geidbnffen irlrhe. bic
SoDe Der SnbreSpddi, Die Suiriuc. fir iueldc
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bonn Sefeb p%erIanpte Observation-Disclosures bonn
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Rdfter ODER Guhpddlter fir ben etn1eIpiteI
SrtnhsiuS be6ablte ScIb mub Der 9rniiee.
Yutt!icbcnbe oner Giocntbiimcr Der ~oefentibIe
@iidie Dem Gcriht foiprt 1icbeni6aft dbleoen.
ltnb has @eridt fol- anorbncn, in pelherWetfe
baiielbc iutebcr nraeleot iperoeil lou. 10 bah
ben Gigc1tbilIueri oericlbe 9iiteit odr1ls ers
iutdtt, luie boroent. Ghe tic beit Snitprei5 err
baiicrt, miiien Der Truftce. Ntbntcber ooet VI.
ocuibiimcr bon oefeniibIc @ttnte cine Viirgihuff
bon oopncIt Der SUbe iteIlen, ipeun tic i1iht
huroem ffou cine peniiGenoe Wiirafhntt hnhet
itcIen niiIeu ODER Der Sritftce Der Yiirqifdft'
~iteillttto iiberbaupt entbpbcn 1T. gSenn Elm Ics
benSIdItolid, 9iutniCbenbcr ober Der @iaenibiis
Itcr elmer ~bcicufib!e @fidte Der Giaentbinter
Ses einI6sbarcn @rrrbSinics lit. fam oas sc.
riot cincn SruItcc erncnneIt, Die llebcrtragung
pnr5inebme1 Itno ouS Gclb III eutpfaroen. Die
GcrihtSfoftcu Nth Die Standardization miiiict
ans her Nurfiummc bc3nblt lueroen. 9eiradl=
Ter fol- angebnIteri iein. ii0 onrum III brfiims
rterlt, mas nit hcr bon ibin b~c8abItcn Sunt.
fliftnie rctbot ipirb.
9. @b'hniii. - llno CO 1T reriiirt. tnb oicfe
aIfie pnnt Soiun ibrer Innubrne an IN arnft
iretcn foil.
Genebnliat nm 8. gpriG 1906.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-25
Sdifisnadridtcn.

Nem 0orf, "a. Mot.-Gngcs
fpnlmcn: Der Gompfer vGeutlhlnno"
bon Sambitrg. Ter Gunlpter vEcrm.
inlponio" (pon Sombur9) nod) Nclu.
0orf, poiiirtc bcilte Wpr9en OoS 9Sons
tildets 2ciiftid)iff.
- abeefabreti: Die GonlpIer Dani-
ierin guguita Sictorio" mad Sant-
bur9, ga Sopoie"nod Sabre m%rin.
5eb glice" nod Bremen, D9ellig
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