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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-08-27
Too Much.
Judge.

UuSSo
"You say that you love me" she
said; "that you would do anything
for me. l am going to put you to the
test.'
"Darling, I am ready to do any
thing, to dare anything for you. If it
will make you happy to see me enter
a den Of wild beasts I will do it. It
you would have me jump from high
building to prove that I love you I
am ready to take the risk. Bid me
navigate the rapids Of Niagara in a
barrel and I will make the effort. so
that YOU may know how deep in my
affection for you.''
II shall not ask you to do any of
the foolish things you mention; but
won't you, if you really love me, go
out in the back yard and play croquet
with Aunt Mehitabel? She says she
gets so lonesome knocking the balls
around alone.'
With a groan Of despair he grab
bed his hat and ran. She had asked
too much. He could not, even for her
love. assume the risk Of being refer
red to as a mollycoddle.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-08-27

The Collinsville correspondence Of
the Kansas City Journal says "Jer-
sey Cat Farm" is the very latest in
dustry to be established in that part
of the country. The farm" is about
eight miles west Of there, directly on
the Cherokee and Usage nation line
There are nearly 800 cats Of all kinds
and descriptions. The owner, John
Polston. formerly Of Ozark, Ark,
says: ''I hope to be able to produce
a jet black cat that will sell for Ia
dies neckwear. I can raise about q
900 cats every year at cost of less
than 10 cents each, and any old hide
will bring from so to 50 cents.'
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-08-27
E. SHEEF1AN
Augusta, Ga.

Bother of Imperial Ginger
Ale, Root Beer, Cham
pagne Cider, Wiseola and
Domestic Lager Beer in
pints, 10 dozen to the cask,
$3.50 per cask.
Write for complete price
list. Wholesale and retail
dealer in Wines and Ii
quors.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-08-27

Lace CUI tan3 nlLe.
Beautiful Nottingham Lace Curtains
50 inches wide, button hole stitched
around edges Extreme length 5H
yards, in beautiful patterns. Regular
price per pair $500, special price
ner pair $I.75
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-12-06
KEYES VS.. MATTY BALDWIN
Athletic Club Brings Together Fast
Men in Lightweight Glass

WATERBURY, Conn, Dec. g.
The program arranged by the Ma
tional Athletic club of this city for
its boxing show tonight Is to bring
together in the windup two of the
fastest little fighters in the light
weight division.
They are Bert Keyes of New
York and Matty Baldwin, the vet
eran Boston lightweight. Both are
reported in COON condition, and as
they are regarded as evenly match
ed the bout is expected to be one
of the fastest and most interesting
pulled off hereabouts in long time.
The agreement calls for 20 rounds
at 1913 pounds ringside.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-12-06
RUSHING WORK
ON DORMITORY
RAPID PROGRESS IN C0NSTRUC-
TON OF NORMAL D0RMITORY
DEC. % DATE SET FOR COM
PLETION OF BUILDING

Contractors Dole & Collins are re-
joicing that yesterday they succeed
ed in finishing the roof of the Nor
NAL school dormitoTy and now have
the big building under cover, and
weather conditions cannot hinder its
rapid completion.
they have been making good
pro Sress in the past week. Tomor-
row the last of the brick work will
be completed, all that is left being
on che Of the chimneys.
The pipes for the steam heating
have all been roughed in, and the
electric wiring is almost complete,
The boilers will be set next week
and the heating apparatus will be
installed in time Cd use the heat for
drying the plaste: If the weather
turns wet.
The plastering 20 the north wing
is complete except the finishing coat
and in the south wing, which is just
enclosed the lath ers will have full
swing. The contract date for the
completion of the building is Decem.
Der %, but owing to lack of cars tc
move the brick the work has been
delayed about two weeks.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-12-06
KANSAS HISTORIANS NEE
Thirty-second Annual Meeting Of
the State Association

Topeka, Kan, Dec. 6.-Mem-
bers of the Kansas State Historical
society gathered in the capital today
for their 31st annual meeting.
Interest in the meetings centers
chiefly in the literary exercises to
be held in the hall of the house OF
representatives in the state capitol
this evening, at which addresses will
be made by Governor Hoch, former
Governor Morrill,, James r. Mead of
Wichita and others.
Tomorrow the members of the So
ciety will go to Lawrence to take
part in celebration of the 50th an-
niversary of the meeting of the
first free state legislative assembly
of Kansas
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-12-06
MONTE B. GWINN
GIVES THE SITE
IDAHO /. o. O. F. WILL BUILD A
HOME AT CALDWELL, WHERE
$1,000 HAS BEEN DONATED BY
FORMER GRAND TREASURER

PENDLETON, Ore, Dec. g.
Monte B. Gwinn, president of the
lPendleton Savings bank, has pre-
sented the grand lodge, I. o. 0. F.,
of Idaho with a 10-acre tract of land
in Caldwell, Idaho, for site for an
Odd Fellows home. The land is
within a few blocks of the main bus
mess portion of the city, and is val
ued at $1,000. Mr.. Gwinn made but
one stipulation in making the gift,
that the lodge should erect build
ing for a home on the site within
a period of 10 years, and that at
least 800 per year should be spent
in improving the land from the date
of the grant.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-12-06
LOOKING AFTER
IDAHO INTERESTS

A telegram received TODAY e..
Senator Hepburn ia response 70 49,.
sent ;'y the Commercial club g,vs.
evidence that he is keeping in o,os.
touch with the situation at the N,
tional Rivers and Harbors conoro,,
where, by request he is made The
representative of the club.
A wire was sent Senator H.
burn on December 3 as follows.
We respectfully urge Won n :,
form Senator Bofah and Renrasor
tative French that they and vor,
self hive beer appointed to renre-
sent us at meeting of the vo
t'onal Rivers and Harbors con.
gress. We approve of the $50 .ooo
! 600 annual appropriation and urqA
the recommendation that the Danes-
Cello contract be placed on ron.
tinuine basis"
| The telegram received this morn
ing from Senator Hepburn saws:
/ 81 am keeping in touch with Tho
: National Rivers and Harbors con.
gress. The beginning Of the session
Of congress makes constant attend.
ance Impossible, but the Idaho dele.
cation is doing everything in its
power in the interests of the state -
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-12-06
CRISIS PAST
in KANSAS CITY
NO EVIDENCE OF ANY FURTHER
DISORDER-ONE OF THE
BANKS AFFECTED RE0PENED
TODAY

KANSAS CITY, Dec. 6.-There is
no evidence of run on any of the
local banks early today. The bank
officers generally give it as their
opinion that the crisis resulting in
the failure yesterday of the National
Bank of Commerce is over and nor
NAL conditions will soon prevail
again.
One of the three small banks In
the suburbs of Kansas City affiliated
with the National Bank of Com.
melce, the First State bank of Ar.
gentine, Kan, that closed yester.
day, reopened for business today.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-12-06
CORTELYOU CUTS
PANAMA issue

WASHINGTON, Dec 6.-secre-
tary Cortelyou decided today to re-
duce h. one-half tie issue of Pana-
ma canal bonds end allotments to-
the amount of only $4,000, 900
have been made. The lowest price
accepte.. will be between 1O2 and
1929, ranging up to more than
10s. The amount Of certificates that
have peen allotted is between $12,-
OO0,OOt and s15,OOO,0OO.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-12-06
OFFICIAL TRIP
over new Line.
o. r. & N. OFFICIALS ARRIVE
FROM RIPARIA-MAKING TRIP
OVER NEW LINE-WOULD NOT
DISCUSS SITUATION

General Manager O'Brien and
Chief Engineer Boschke of the o. r.
& N. company were visitors in the
city last night, having made the trip
to Lewiston over the new line from
Riparia.
The visit of the officials was for
the purpose of inspecting the new
road and to determine the amount
of ballasting and culvert construc-
ton necessary to place the line in
operation The officials also made
an inspection of the Clearwater
bridge, but refused to discuss the
feature of the work being resumed
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-12-06

On sale from 8 a. m.
to 10 am, Regular So
Comforts, cotton filled
silkolins top $1.25
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-12-06

are Wide Awake

To the that R. Beach & Co. is conducting great
gangvng campaign throughout every department in the house.
This is Lewistons busy store; we keep things moving
We mention today two bargain events of startling nature
Mems Neckwear
SOC values for &c.
Take look window Mems Department great
est values in Mems Ties shown in Lewiston for little
money
They will be sale for day only Saturday. December 7
at this price Take advantage the opportunity and buy
Ties
You the quality you have bought them before always
paid Soc
Your choice of the lot Saturday zoe
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-12-06

On sale from 8 a. m.
to 10 a. M, so pair IL
4 large size Cotton
blankets, SIPS CO.
value, pair OOC
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-12-06
jim Grow Measure Passes

GUTHRIE, Okla, Dec. 6.-By a
vote of 95 to 10, with four absent,
house bill No. /, Known as the Jim
Grow" measure, providing for sepa-
rate coaches and waiting rooms for
whites and blacks, was passed today
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-12-06
Saturday After Breakfast Sales

On saIe from 8. a. m.
to 10 a. m, 500 y rds
best Standard Dress
Prints. All colors, NJ
real value z 1-2c ydOC
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-12-06

DONE be Influenced by a pretty
photograph. Ever notice that in a
photograph even weeds look pretty?
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-12-06
HARRY {. new
MADE CHAIRMAN

WASHINGTON, Dec. 6.-Harry
New of Indianapolis was today
elected chairman of the national re-
publican committee to succeed
George B. Cortelyod, resigned.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-15
Gteiapcafe 0ampfes.G ompaanie.
Sbetnpeafe'&
eisaa"te Saaasis,. ;sa xaasaHa" nab

Sbctnpeafe'&tnte.
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,SDIumbia" uad1
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9ampfer ~oerIafen Baltimore tdeIt9 (auSaes
nortriet SonntaaS) ifr $50 2lbeuoS unb tome
men in Slo Yoint Comfort I'M @ utr WloreenS
ino in g,orfoIf nm 7.15 WoreenS an, ans
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,ValttEiure"
naA Neft.Roint Gnb NtMmpmt, Wa.
9ampfer b~erIafien Baltimore tiglih (ntiSges
nommen SonntaeS) Inn 8 flbr Ha9mittagS Inb
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In Minmonb nm 0.20 Wloraen San.
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bon Baltimore abfabrenben Tampter unb bic
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lnb Gamftaaen ahfIbren, Iegen In 0Iouceffr.
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an 9tenftaaen, Tonneritasen unb gamituoen
DON Baltimore ino on Mottaget. MittuO4eu
unb Greitdaen bon DeftsYoint abfnbretber
9ampfer Iegen In 0oritotpn unb gIab sgdnf an
(bei afinftiaem- 0etter).
Tampter Ssrlafen y,altiupre usm gier re. IL
nnb 10. 9tghtjtfahen. Uerte:
1nrd.giuetc mad alien asunltsn tbi,neH ,ees
fldert. @epdd anfeeeeten unb. 8ainterytrlraes
I'm 0JranS referoirt fperben. tn, ben btei4eN
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2ee.9trahe.
Netben Hefer, Y. g., 09tSI
Ser. s@effdftsfhbrer. Gen. 'Eafagter'neeni
Z. q. N,tDannet, SnIfss0en.' pan. 'doenf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-15
Sdiffsnadridtcn.

Rem Dorf, "A. Sftober.- Nh.
gefommen lit Der Gampfer rMelu
Nmiteroam" bon Hotteroam.
Gberbonrg Ia. OCTOBER. -
Ser Tampfrr r@roBer aurfirit" lit
mad, Nem yorf nbgefabren.
@ibraltar, IA. Oftober.- Mb-
aefabren mad, Nem : Dort lit beute
Der Gampfer "Grin5eb Srene."
Bremen, IA. Sftober. - Nah
9tew . Yorf aiseelaufeu lit be,lte Ser
0ampfer .3ieten."
SciIIp, IA. Oft. - YaIiirt: Der
BON Nep : Yorf nod Bremen cor,-
iianirte Ianpfer raronprin5 @il-
belm."
Tlpmouth IA. Oft. abge-
iabren nod Netp /. Yorf lit Der CANT
pier ~@raf Walberiee."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-15
Ger Ginitnrs brpbt.


Eoli5ei.GommiiiGre orbncn Die HGliz
mllno Der mittleren Eoli5eiltution
al. - Ios 9ud, befom geItern
einen Hib unb mllBte geItilbt mer-
Den. - Ger iunitGre 3uitanb Gin
ldredliber.
So6alo Die Yoli5ei-GomnliliGrc ell
poiicn0es t%enlpprGrca 9ofol geiunocn
bobcn, ml,B bas mittlere StatIonss
bolls an Nortb. ,nnbe 6apctte4StroBe
aerGlmt pcroen. Iieies @ebdllbe,
oos ieit Dem Sabre 1871 ais Eoli5ei-
itation gcbient, beiinbet lid nulllie)
in cinem iebr boufduigcn 3uitonee.
0eitern Wor9en orobte Elm Ebeil ces
1a6es cin5uitiir5cn ,nno muBten
itleunigit 3immcrleute bcrbcigebolt
peroeL peld)e itarfe S~tiibbolten oil'
bra6ten. aur5 naboem Oos Cad e..
men &iB befommen bate, pernabm
man I'M Souterroin bes 8ebdubc5
Elm eigentbiimli6es @crGilld) nno
lieblihe aanalbiiite %fiillten i1mmtl;-
DIE NGumlid)feiten. GopitGn @oro
ianote iofort cine @otihuit un Mor-
idal Sarnan, Der Die Yoli5ci : Cont
miIiGre unterrid)tete. 2cbterc lieBeIl
loiort lire ToutinegeidGfte falen II
bciproden Die ibncn iiberbrohte
Siobsbotidoft. SIS ml,roe beidloi-
ler, 10 itneu lpie moglif Elm llerles
9ofol i'm mittleren 'Giitrift 81 mic.
then, III lpeldem Sic ToIi5eipcrbore
mno Die glppele Der Sfrblcllte nb1c'
bnlten meroen ioaen. Cine piel id)pies
rigere Sade mar Die 2oiltng Der
Trage, no Die @efoneenen mtergt.
braft meroen iouen. Mton entifico
iid ihlieBlid bafiir, bieielben ie ,ltr
SGlite oui Die meitlid)e mo Die 81.
lid)e Eoli5eiltation 81 pertbeilen. Nic
leBteil, mie aud bic jeBigcn @roB9t.
ldlporenen baben 0crlhtc einge-
reiht, ipclde baS ulte StotionsbauS
mcscn ieines b%auiGaigcn uno lltNe.
lunOen 3ultonbes conoennirel. @e.
i%unbbeits = GommiiiGr @oslep, mel.
der baiielbc leste @od)e inipiSirte, IT.
fIorte Den ianitGren 3uitano fir
ibredlld unb @eb1uoe Snipeftor
Hreiton beridtete, Dob iif Die Sub-
booen uno @Gnbe %ieiiten. Tidter
hilbert Wattbepiou BON Nep Sapcn.
Conn, iuelder geitern @ormittag ais
8olt BON Hibter Grammar eincnl
Serbor beimobnte, iprad) ieine Ser.
numbering ooriiber oits, Dob cine
Stoot wie Baltimore cinen iolden al,
ten uno iibelried)enoen aaiten ais
Foli5eiitation fir Den midtiaiten
Staottbeil babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-15
@cItcrn Iarslanb Giienbabu.

@eeinneno am 30. Gept. oerldbt StueusSfdfton
9dglid:
4.1O Wsorgens : G6neupoft, SdeersfoturL N.
& ". sVabn." 0apnesboro. ebamberSburg
nno. a,sesnomnen eonntae. Sateod u'o
2.45 Madmittass - Accommodation na3 SiGt'
fieIo.
.4.2O Wa6mittnas Grpreb SduptIinle, So.
9erstpipn, Sanepd, SbippensburG unb. nIsges
nommen sonntae, Sreoerid unb Gmmitsburs
1delids anssensmmeu esuntas:
100 Morgeils = Dorf, y. & 8. 9tb. unb Cat
$50 .IMorsens Accommodation rta9 Sisb.
fieIo.
1852 Moraens = @eftIiter grpreb, sgeitmin.
fter. 9riieepine (5reberid), gInmitSbure.
Ibnrnont, Blue Ribge, .@abneSborp, Cham.
bersbnrg. S1gerstoipn, Sancod. Cumberland
uuo GIfins. guffet.S observation-disclosures.
$50 Ga6mittceS = 6aHptliuie 5fttim bon
gmorb Srcse. fnpie gorf. Sanooer, Settbs-
5.33 gsanmittags - Accommodation mad Set.
fbSbiirg.
O.15 .asbsnSs = accommodation nod rinisn.
Wnr 1snnrrhaas uns eanutass:
If. % @bents = Accommodation mad linton.
YriSee.
glnr esnntdaS:
0.30 MoraetS - Accommodation rad tlutpus
Rrioae iinb Sdripper.
= Sdlt nidf am RennibIbauia,gfbe .gdbnbof an.
Y. Ncbertfei, n. %. 3Dtuel.
giee.grdf. II. Gen. Gef&dftsf. Gen. gSA. .saent
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-15

Utit ieinem geItcrn 9lbcno in Ser
u6roblint.Salle" abgcboltenen VoG
unO "copper" Fat Ser ,GannItatter
Iranen.Tcrein" abarmols beniclcn,
ooB er ooS Nrrangiren bon Seltfidr-
feiten aus Dem 30" perItebt. Oh
id)on perbGltniBmGbig jung an Sab.
rem, ~erfreut lid ser Gerein bereits
elmer EopllloritGt. i'm bie i'm mnnd)e
1ltere organization beneioen fam.
Ias itcltc iif olld geitern Ibeno
beralls, 0enn trob Der pielen glttraf-
tioner, Die allgenblidlid bas Eilbli.
fun nad bem mittleren Stobttbeile
loden. mar ser 9eiilf elm nllSge5eid.
meter. Pins allen Stoottbeilen ma-
rem Ole @Gite berbei geitromt, unb &C.
nib bat fem ein5iaer Den @eg mad,
Ger .6robiinn-Soue" befeut, benz
mas Den Gridienenen ouf Dem 8e.
btcte Ser llnterboltulg geboten mllr.
DC, lobntc 9(ac iclbIt fir ben neiteIten
@eg. Die Safe grangte i'm idonIten
Seitidmi,d, uno bercits friib onl
Mbeno fanben iif Die erIten @aite Elm.
9alo bcrrihte oaielbit Elm 10 irob-
lid)es 2eben uno Sreiben, Dab es cine
mobre Sreuoe mar, oelniclben 3l5u-
leben. Troi. .. q. Steinpalo's Or
DIETER 'pielte sur Groifnung mebrere
ilotte @eiien uno Damn folgte Der Ell
aentlid)e VaQ. Don Dem Speiieioal
berauf ouitete es aber ben 8dlten 10
appctitlid, entgegen, baB lid, Die met
iten @dite bereits bel ibrem Gintret-
fen iofort oobin be9aben, III lif) on
einem 9eihmndupQ subereiteten Sou-
per, bos ser aod)funit Der modcren
9amen ale Gbre mad)te, 5l loben
unb it'd iiir ole epentuellen Strapa'
sen oes Nbenbs Su itarfen. Grit 5ltr
Mitternadtsitunoe muroc ser Seim-
meg ungetreten. Die SeitprGiioentin
mar Srau EauIinc Salter nno tic
muroe bon iolsenoen Gomite'n I'M
teritiitt: arr
aiide-5rauen 6rieoeride aeules.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-15

Seoueiter iir Iroauen.
Y omp. guf antraa BON Or. 30.
bert Saale nllb Satin ernonnte Nid,.
ter @orter gcitern in Der 3peiten 40
tbellung oes areis9eribts Die SS. u.
eroluToro Smith uno 9ennct y. Nor
ris oils Seaueiter fiir Die .6crreu.ai.
llan Gfll9 So" BON Ger. 12S, Siio.
9nnpserltroBe. Die Moiienperluolter
'tellten $1,000 9iirgifoit. Tie antroa.
teller beboupten, bob Die Gompoanie
lbllen $2OS0 idplloet uno inioIuent lei.
Gle Gompognie itimmter Der Seolle.
'ter'ernennl,na ;ll.
Gem @erihtspcrfobrcr
iloerlulelen mitroen geltern nelln ser
Sfeloer, .ueld)e om Sonntog in Mr.
20, Noro.@ ilmoritrobe, bel Scr gr.
belt ~perbaitet mllroeu, mG6renb orci
Der arrcItontew louien oeloiicn lp,,r.
0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-15
Baltimore 9ampf @adet 81.
tMite unb SuuerlafFge sat.atnte.)
S's Set SiuuteiSYull otfolpFtWo.
Tampfer s9trginia (neu), .N.abana,~
.Ycuruid," .9cuueiice."

Sle Set. SiuaielisSoIt pe1oroprno.
Tampfer r9irBinia (neu), ,N.atania,~
yVeursia." r1enneNes."
3ampfer iabrel tlelit. Senrtaas ausaenon1.
men. BON ben ..Sai'einie." piers. Dit. l0-t9.
aight'Strabe, $50 @benos, brett nab OBJ
4oint Comfort. NorfoIf. g1risnlortb unS allen
Eunlten oes Giioeils. Yerhinouna In Obj
Hoint Comfort init Is. & 9. Gifenbabn.". glab
Ricbnloha. Verbinoullg. In Vortsmoutb NIT BEN
rSeaboaro Mir Cine" foIibent Bulge mao Borts.
mouth unb M%ilanta. On GorioIt Serbinbure
mir Der natIantic goaft Zine" %gtorfolf nfb
bern, Bafbinatom. 3.'@.. &i&monS. Da.. urb
MabIaeSten mad eurosaiLnem gIane. oust.
gampibei3una, stolen fret. @eferpirte aatltefi.
airlmer in ben 9iuet.9iirea,y Der ~9ap.9tne,.-
Nt. 1917. Sft'9,aItimore.Strabe, Nr. SOC uttt
eos. 9iabtsStrabe. .. ". g. Office. Ghbpft.Gxk
Baltimore. unb Galbert.S trabe, Continental
1ruft. glli!oila" uro @lbaugbs. Tr. 100. Nofb.
GbarIessGtrabe.
Subn d. eteriupob, q. Hrppm,
Sice'prdf. II. Sen. sUlanaaer. Gen. '1af. 'afaettt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-15

4Sberit Sd
COB Wurbad, nelber beinabe ein buf
bes Sabr Ourh &%ronfbeit al, ieinc
Wobnung an ser Eapion., nobe 9ols
timore.S traBe, aefeiiclt por, bat iid)
81 groBen Srcube ieiner 5ablreiden
6reunbe nieoer 10 melt erbolt. Dab
er 5l,tpeilen cinen Spa5iergang i'm
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