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, 1907-01-02
BUSINESS

The winter term of the university
began today with all the teachers In
their places and many of the students
returned from their homes after the
holidays. Miss Grace Charles has re.
turned from Chicago, Prof. Gilkison
from Denver, Miss Middlekauff from
Cheyenne, Miss Meader from Nebras-
ka and Profs. Buffum, Quaintance and
Nowler from the northern part of the
state. Prof. j. p. Bohlin, assistant di-
rector of the school of music, spent a
part of the holiday season at Cheyenne,
where he directed the music at some
religious meetings the last few days.
, 1907-01-02
THE NEW BUILDING
DISCUSSED SUNDAY.

The Sunday school of the Presbyte-
rian church discussed the new build
ing in a short business session at the
close Of the lesson Sunday, and the
part the Sunday school would play in
the funds for the building. The chairs
to be used in the Sunday sohno1 room
have been received, there being a
sample on exhibition yesterday.
, 1907-01-02
PARAGRAPHS.


R. w. Rhodes of Denver was here to
day.
e. E. Brown of Rock River is in
town.
G. w. Hudson went to Cowdrey this
morning.
George w. Kerr of Elk mountain is
in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Isaacs of Cheyenne
were visitors last night.
Emil Thirkeldsen is looked for from
Keystone tomorrow night.
E. D. White of Cheyenne was a guest
at the Union Pacific last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Strader of San
Francisco were New Year guests at the
Union Pacific.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Coen and E. J..
Wilson of Mandel were New Year
guests at the Johnson.
Jacob Hartzell of Walden n Vivian
McCasland Of Cowdrey are here to-
day with their freight teams.
Mrs. Maud Poindexter arrived from
Keystone last afternoon and left DUR
ing the night for Rock Springs.
e. P. Baker is in from Leslie today,
attending the annual meeting of the
Strong Copper Mining company.
o. G. Moss arrived in the city this
morning, bringing his daughter, Miss
Daisy, who re-entered the university
today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Phillips and
Mr.. and Mrs. Del Cameron are among
the visitors to the city, registered at
the Kuster.
C. A. Strandt, section foreman for
the Union Pacific at Como, spent New
Years day in the city, returning to his
post of duty today.
Prof. Filler has returned from Iowa,
where he spent the Christmas holidays,
and was in his place as principal Of the
East Side school today.
Miss Hattie Gillespie and her broth.
er, George Gillespie, of Garrett, were
at the Johnson hotel last night, coming
to get some supplies for the ranch.
A. G.. B. Ternan, the well known
ranchman from the northern part of
the county, was a city visitor today,
among the guests at the Johnson.
George Trabing, superintendent of
the Laramie Walden stage line, return.
ed this morning from Denver, where
he had been on a business trip for a
few days.
Fred Snyder of Iron mountain is in
the city, coming to make the acquaint-
ance of the latest and handsomest
member of the Snyder family, who
came this morning.
Hon. H. c. Beeler Of Cheyenne, the
state g%eologist, is here today, attending
a meeting of the shareholders of the
Strong Copper Mining company at the
home of DIR. Swigart.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Lovejoy and
young son returned this morning from
Denver, where they had been to spend
the Christmas holidays while Mr.. Love
Joy " 49, ,--I,ocS mottare
Louis DeLario arrived from Wash
ington this morning to be present at
the funeral Of his step-father, Joseph
B. Mckee. He will spend three or four
days in the west. Mrs. DeLario re-
manned in Washington.
Mrs. E. P. Baker, who spent the
Christmas holidays in this city, coming
home from Denver as a surprise for
her friends, will return to that city to
be further treated. She is gradually
growing better, but a longer stay in
the hospital is recommended.
Mrs. H. A. Gish and son left this af-
ternoon for Denver, where they will
visit with relatives for a few days,
awaiting the arrival of Mr.. Gish, when
they propose to make their home in
that city. Mrs. Hunter and children,
who will also reside there, will not go
until later in the week.
, 1907-01-02
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can be relieved? If you doubt this
Just try one application Of Chamber
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means a great deal to any one afflicted
with rheumatism. For sale by Eggles.
ton Drug company.
, 1907-01-02
NORTH PARK MAN Is
RUNNING ENGINE HERE.

The North Park Union in its last is
u has the following of local interest:
albert Rogers went to Laramie yes
terday, where, we understand, he has
secured a job of running an engine"
, 1907-01-02
UNIV
&c . G
TO NORTH

Mr. and Mrs. William Jones went to
Laramie wednesday, says the North
Park Union. They were on their way
to North Wales, in Great Britain
where they will spend the winter with
relatives and friends.
, 1907-01-02
LITTLE IRENE GILkiSON
is GETTING BETTE

Prof. and Mrs. w. +. Gilkison re
turned Monday night from Denver,
bringing their little daughter, Irene,
who has been under the care of physi.
clans for some time. The little one Is
getting along nicely, it is believed.
, 1907-01-02

Anything in the tookhinders 1
may be had at The Republican ONCE
Give us a trial and be convinced thai
the best Of work may tie had RICH:
ere at home and at reasonable prices
, 1907-01-02
FORMER LARAMlElTE
FEELING PROSPERITY.

Sheriff and Mrs. Reals this morning
received a letter from their son,
Frank Reals, who is connected with
the Cody Drug company at Cody,
Wyo., noting the receipt of a mum.
Der of handsome Christmas presents
and the further intelligence that his
employer, Mr.. Martin, had notified
him that, beginning tomorrow, his pay
would be increased to 800 a month.
Old books rebound at The Republic
can bindery.
, 1907-01-02
ENTERTAINMENT COMMITTEE
OF THE WHIST CLUB

Mrs. Fred A. Miller, president of the
Charity Whist club, this morning an
nounced the following as the enter
tainment committee for the club for
its meeting the night of January 8, a
week from tomorrow night: Mrs.
James Mathison, chairman; Mrs. P. G.
Rauner, Mrs. William Hodgeman and
Mrs. Fred A. Miller.
Dnilu Ronnhlican e nenlS q month
, 1907-01-02

The Republican IL the best advertiA
ing medium In the city and county fol
It reaches all the fpeople.
, 1907-01-02
List of Horse Inspections.

Office of the Sheriff, Albany County,
Wyo., Laramie, Wye, Dec. 81, 1906.
To the Board of County Commission
ers of Albany County, Wyo:
Gentlemen: l herewith submit to
o a report of horses inspected by me
during the month of December, 1906.
December 18th, 1906, shipped from
the Laramie stock yards, eight heat
branded as follows:
n One head, branded on left Shout
n One head, branded on left Shout
% der.
e One head, branded on righI
shoulder.
I One head, branded on left Shout
der.
One head, branded sc on left shoul
der.
One head, branded 55 on left shoulder
Two head no brand.
CHARLES A. REALS,
|Sherih and inspector of Albany County
STATE OF WYOMING,
County Of Albany, rs.
l do solemnly swear that the forego
ing is a full and correct report of al
horses inspected by me during The
month Of December, 1906.
CHARLES A. REALS.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this s1st day of December, 1906.
T. ]. DAYTON, County Clerk.
, 1907-01-02
PRETTY WEDDING OF POPULAR
YOUNG PEOPLE CELEBRATED
AT DOVER ON WEDNEs-
DAY EVENING.
Miss Eva Dover Becomes the Bride OF
Mr.. Thomas B. Dodge, Impressive
Ring Service of Episcopal Church
Being Performed by Dr.. De La
Barre of WheatIand-Gowns Worn
by Ladies Of the Bridal Party.
Special to The Republican.

Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Brandon of Dover
was the scene of a very pretty HON,
wedding last Wednesday evening, De
cember rs, when their daughter, Mis-.
Eva L. Dover, was united in marriage
to Mr.. T. B. Dodge of McGill. The mar
riage ceremony was the impressive
ring service of the Episcopal church
Rev. De La Barre of Wheatland oficlat
ing.
The Bridal Party.
Promptly at the appointed time, G
O'Clock, to the strains of the Lohengrin
wedding march, played by Mrs. H. M
Small, four little girls, Carrie Chad.
wick, Catherine Dover, sister of the
bride, and Nina and Essa Sommers,
cousins of the bride, dressed in dainty
white frocks, came, carrying long
white ribbons to form an aisle for the
bridal party. Next came the bride.
groom and his attendant, Mr.. Ned Dow,
er, brother of the bride, then the maid
of honor, Miss Marie Johnson OF
Wheatland, then little Gilbert Small
bearing the ring concealed in a white
rose, then the bride entered on the
arm of her mother. The bridegroom
advanced to meet her and led her to
her place under a canopy of evergreen
boughs, decorated with white bells,
American beauty roses and a bough OF
mistletoe.
Some of the Costumes.
The bride was arrayed in a beauti
full gown of white chiffon taffeta, trim
med with valenciennes lace and inser.
ton and garniture of pearl beads. She
carried a white prayer book.
The bridegroom was dressed in con.
ventional black.
Miss johnson was lovely in a gown
of cream Irish silk popllne and she car.
ried American beauty roses.
The brides mother was dressed in
black peau-de-soie trimmed in duchess
lace.
MANY Guests at Dinner.
After the reception the guests -o.>
escorted to the dining room, where
beautiful dinner vas served to about
125 guests. American beauty rose:
formed the c~enterpiece for the brides
table. The dinner was under the efic
ent management of Mesdames Bran
don, Padgett, Chadwick, Sommers ant
Small.
Many Pretty Presents.
The bride was the recipient of man.
elegant and useful presents, anon!
which we noticed a Banquet range from
the Sibylee association of which tn
groom is foreman, besides numerou
other presents of china, silver, Gu
glass linen, etc.
After the repast the dining room
were cleared and dancing began at
o'clock and lasted until daylight.
Laramie Guests Present.
Guests were from Laramie, Wheat
land, McGill, Sibylee and the neigh
boring ranches.
The happy couple left midst a show
er of rice and old slippers on Thursda
morning for their future home nea
McGill where the groom has prepare,
a home for his bride, where they begal
housekeeping at once.
A host of friends JOIN them in wisf
ing them a long, happy and prosperou
married life. }
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-23
9ricfbcf0roeruna nadj Dem MnSlanbc.

Sic ausldnoii6e Roit fir bic nit DEM %.
9e8embcr %enoetoe .SSo6e fdliebt i'm Sanpt'
Die Qudetpoit 1T often bon 8 ubr YornritiaaS
big 8 ubr NdtmtttdgS tigItb, anseehoininet
Sic Eadctocft mad Srobbritaunicn unb Sr.
Lamb 6liebt 5ienitage lito 5retidgs nm 0 llr
giatmittugs. tnt 9euifdl1no unit . ubr 9iatb'
rnttta9s am =. uno 20, Se3smeer ...
tia ut9eaebef.
sm unb mad bent +. Sitobcr iinb Die grici'
raten nod Dem gusIdnoe (dns9enomnten, Ga.
Stint (b) Gents fit Die eriie hinge ulio bret 90
Gents fir ieoe %tueiiere ur5e ODER elm gruhtbeil,
ano fotlte bou t~ranftrt l%ueroeli, nthrigenfdus Be.
Irfurtt Der 9rtete oer ooppelte Befrd9 couefitrt
srans.atantifhe Eot.
I'ottdg, %, December nm ubr Ibenos
mouth nno S1erhonr9.
Uiittpod. %. Sc3enber = nm ubr 9tbelos
nan EUROPA. Ggnpten nro SttInoisIl, per Earlti
pier Ia 9retdlte. pid SABRE tEttfudhen rnb
@roBbrttdnuten ltne 2rlato rtiihen per Va
Pretagnf" aorefttrt feinl.
mad 4''a Gnsop pa per SGlnpier " "s,c,u' G gorf "''r UIS
Riprncntb mo Gberbonrg C8rieie lno idntI
ninnif6e Rapiere miiiten per Rep port"
%a n%alnrftd lS|t,j Dn ( on nST sSS,ao" vet Camper
ROft nad ehp. unb Ge~ntral.amerisa. Neit.
inbten II. {. ~
nadb ben Ca plata 'SeHenocu per 5Gmpfer SIN
gra"; nab 9entralsstmerifa. Banana. Der Sta
ttnt5ole. Colombo ino oen i~itoIidben Ructftcl
Slteft per Santpter oid Colon.
Sienitae. "a. Sc5eniber nm 8 llbr 9iadb.
rnitinls nab Sun,aiea per camper pot Bottom.
Witttluob. %. Ee3enber nm q ubr NbeiioS
gbenos radh Snagnn. Sdntt mo Colombia per
Sdrnpferr Guegbdnb" nab Gubu. s)neutnii ulo
gantpebe per 9antpler .0'onierega nab 9ar.
per S1mpfer .Dilrunbenfe"; nah Den Seeuuros
uno 2Stnbiparo.S nfelH uno @utnen per Snnl4
pier uaer"; nab 5anIniea Der 9aHpfer bon
Sonneriiae. 20. 1edember - nm, 8 libr
gibertos ran ben @abamas per ampfer Sc
gurdftd".
Ireiiag. u. Essmber. nm 2 llbr sbenos
na6 enraeuo. Gene5uell unp Colombia per
Snnpler .0laratdibo; rdG Yorio Rico. per
GsTpfss .san Sian, Eaa gfrmno9 per Fam.
n]an1Suso nnS saeia yer Sampler -sllSsopsii!:
nab Sdnidicd, banana. &dndI3ole. lriniodo
Sic goii nab Ncuiuuoldub. oiG RoresSisnen,
nne nat MialeIon. pia Bottom. l4liebt bier
Tampa idslid nm i iibr Ga6miitaes; nan
Gotta Rico, Sonourus. aiearnsuu (Sfififte).
@uatamaIa mo SaInaocr. piG 9iepsS rIealls.
ttSispiiiid6 um 2 tiSr @asmiitaasD unS 10 iibr
g6enos.
Wiontaa. %. Stiember ~ I'M I llbr slebnoS
nab Sapatt. piu San 5rnllciSco.
gbenss RAD oaipaii. 2apan. aorea, Gbiua ln6
Sonntna. 20. Ee}ember nm ! llbr glbcros
rad stiiiraliert. Neits Seeldro, giensSuIeocnicn.
Cameo mo ~StiisSnieln pia Nanecuoer. B.sG.
Gle Voii rad Saluuii. Sunln UNI ben Ibt'
%lipptnen- eia Snn francisco. fbllesi bier tde-
Iih nm ! l1hr glbenos bis sum 1. 1nnrar 1905:
nab Sdipuii. Sapuu. aorea. China NH ben
Bbilippinen. eta Gan Srnueisco. tigli6 uM
7 nbr stbenos big. 5irn. 2. .Sanuar,
Die 1rdrs'9aeifie'soit uiro tdeltb BON abs
gdnasbdiln ~6ctbrocrt ino bic Self lit 70 arran-
dirt. ous etu inlnterbrodten er ueberIanos1r rams
port r,ogli6 lit
U. Saa carrie, gottmeifter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-23

M inc Iei9te Ditli6e 9rife. tpel6e
" muir feline WeGen erseugt,
- treibt inter tiefblauem 9immet
ben Sdooner rNmpbitrite" in
iueitli6er Ri4tuns babin. 9as
1dlantc, fdarfsebaute Jabr3eus madt
trob bes flauen Winoes cine Jabrt
bon 5pei ¬en in Der Gtunbe; om
8uge iddumt bas MaTer nit leiie
surgelnbem 8erdui6 auf. Der fdnurs
gerabe Streifen hes tpirbelnbsn Siels
paIiers 5eist, bab bas Steuer bon ges
ibten, feiten Sdnben Aefiibrt piro.
&ein anberes Segel lit alf Der peis
ten aSurnen 1ldde iidtbar; aubsr
Simmel unb WaKer lit nur lints in
tpeiter 5erne Elm bunner Streifsn am
!5ori3onte gu ieben, tpelder bas Do
fein elmer Snfel nit ben luftigen aros
men Der &otospalmen perratbsn mag;
bic 2uft lit unbelsbt - tein Geepp9el
ft0bt freii6enb auf 8eute berunter
ober f%lattert fpdbenb lumber; am 9uge
Ipielen einigs Der buntseitreiften gilots
fii9e, Der setreusn 8esleitsr Der !Sais,
beren elmer, in gsringer g%ntfernung
benz S6iffe nit unbeimli6er 5rsle
fOlseno. bic S-s;stioe Ridenflofc
seiat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-23
Z Q m an
Don
4. 3. Morbtmanu.

ct Iiammt aus cinem inbiI1sn Sempel,
no er an Der 8ruit irgenb elmer i6euBs
liden @otthsit ae6angen taten fol-; er
pirb nit Nabir SGab nad 9eriien
eetommen iein."
,@orau8 fdlieben Sic base"
PLUS peci6ieoenen @riinosn. St
befinoet iib untcr lauter Steincn rpn
pffenbar prientaliider 9~earbeitung.
bic ale gang au9snlaeinli6 bon einem
Siiritenbcfe beritammen. Wtir bat bic
4~nocle9enbeit piel &opfserbredens ges
mod)t, unb i6 babe bic Mibe uiGt ass
fdcut, ouf Der Stabtbibliotbet aue
mDglifen Werte nddauieben. Wo(en
Sic in &iir3e meme Wniitt pi1ien, 10
lit es bic, bab bic Gbelitsine bonn per-
iiI6en Scfe itammen miiiien; e8 Sibt
d~neroings ein3elnc inbiIGe 5ofe, an
benen Elm nah uniersn 8s9riffsn mar
6enbafter Eei6tbum bon &oitbarteis
ten aler Dirt, namsntli6 bon eblen
Stsinen p%or6anben lit; aber bel ben
Snbiern lGbt mar fe ni6t als tobte
GhdBe liesen, lie iperben bort sefabt
unb in alien mDelifen Sorrien perz
tpsnbet; nur am perIii6en Spfe 1T
bon ieber bas @nbGufsn ungefabter
GsslIteine nit bab9ierieer uno uns
tiinitlerilder Sammelputb betrieben
morben."
v@as Sic mir ba er5dblen." faste
Weblau, ,inttreiTirt mid I'M allerbods
fen @rabe. llnb Sipar nod aus einem
beionSeren @runbe. DAB @ltbsr Seal
tiel i'm 9siibe 10 toItbarer &beliteine
1T, bab oieIe pormals in ben 9dnben
meines 8aters tparen. ramentlid dbsr,
bab Sbre 0ermut6ungsn iiber bsrsn
Sertunft auf ben periiihen !9of bin
peiIen, gibt mir einige ~ipeitere 8lieber
gu elmer &ette rdtblelbafter nmitGnbe,
bic MIDI perionltn lepr uape dngepcn.
2eiber bleiGen aber INNER nod 2iiden,
Die ib mir niGt auSfiaen fdnn."
Sinh bie1c llmitdnbe @ebeimnib?"
yOurGaus niht, unb ipenn es sic
intereIlirt, nil i6 Sbnen allies er3abs
len. mas i4 peib."
,Sa 2inde ben Iebbafteiten Wunf6
be5ei9te, mebr 81 erfabren, beri6tete
Weblau bon ieiner griinsn 3ai6e unb
aIem, mas oamit suiammenbing. Oils
er 81 Gnbe mar, fragte Der Su'pelier,
Der inn nit Der %seipannteiten Qufs
%mertiamteit 5u9ebOrt bate: LIMB no
befinoet iid bic Saihe iebt9"
SIN @etpabriam bes @rbf9aftsz
omtes. Sic lit babin setommen, neil
i) ldngere 3eit perfdollen mar unb
fir tobt gait. Worgen iperbe id iie
mir bolen uno pieoer ielbit aufbepabs
ren."
rGbun Sic bas." 2inde Itanb auf
unb gitg nit auf ben Riiden gslegten
SGnoen na6bentlid i'm 3immer auf
unb ab. Nah einem Weil6sn febte
er iid pisber. identte fi6 unb isinem
reuen @ngeiteaten ben 9eit bes Weines
Elm unb iugte: sd CLAUDE, benz 3uz
iammenbang auf Der Spur gu iein.
Die !Sauptia6e an Der Saf6e 1T,
9luube i4, bas Document; bas bat
fir Sic freiIi6 ipenig Dertb, beito
rlsbr fir Gealtiel."
,Gann pdre es bod bds &liiglte.
has Ding fir Gin paar SauIenb Mart
an Scaltiel gu %pertaufen."
n3os 1T bic Srage," idstc 2inde
langfum. sd bin auf cine gan5 nelle
Sbee getommen. 2siber bGnet iie nit
benz llmitanbe aufammen, ben i9
Sbnen %berIhpcigen mub." 4, h;
v9arn lam iVe mir ipsnig niiben."
rWer tpeib? Gin gutter Hatb ergibt
fif baraus, ben ib Sbnen in Sbrem
Sntercfe iparm ans Ser3, lssen
mo6te."
Limb Der pdre2"
rGbe Sic nidt benz Sunsertobe nabe
finb, %pertaufen Sic bic CRIME Safde
nidt!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-23
DER 9,ttrrrJTruetn.

Sn einem YrpSeb iiber cine stpeifcls
bate Joroerune pirb benz &ldser Der
Glib iber einen pi6tissn unaufsetldrs
ten Quntt 5ueeidobsn. q / d ter:
nueberl.een sic Iih bic Sade nod
einmal gang eenar. Sopeit ii6 bi.
Sbatiaden iiberisben laTsn. ipsrbsn
sic taum imitdnoe Iein, bisien Gib su
letter." - ger: sd min absr
bod fdpOrsn." = 81 d. .Ncfz
mails tparne ih sic. CD Elm Glib
lam ii6 furhtbar ridden. 0%srssssns
pdrtigsn sic fi6 bic Jolssn." -
& lager: ~Sis Jolgen? - Sd
perb' ben pro3eb getpirnsn!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-23
TrGdtiac Tarm ubcr QauoSib

nu ber nT5roIihen gentralbnbn," in galtis
morcsgountp; 80 gder; 60 in bo6ec Sultnr: 20
elder Gi6crs lno aaiianicnfpalb; go Sbits
bdiimc; fieiterncs SSobnbaus ullo quite gSirtb'
idaftsaebduoe: Brtts $4,000: mlib n%erfuuft per.
ben. Bieb uno Snoentar fam aub nit iibers
numnien iuerben.
s5erner babe id bicIe anbere it6ne 5arnleit,
foipie aud Stdbt'@iaentbrm billie St oerfalls
fen. 8. Sabenhoop, Rr. iii, Hpro.Gharlcs-Str.
lgbcns $50, 9ir. 1888, Noro.Sroabipap.)
(Cscntt 1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-23
Wpbernc @pbunnacn.

$1,000 iuufen eines iener fnooernen Spet'
ft5diaen Sduicr. Saben feds 3immer, Babe
ftibe unh Sanae, ale mooernen Gtnrtftileer.
einf6lieBlit f%anitirer 8llimbitG; Gaocftibe
entbdIt Bor5enan sgnbepanne ino gSaTerelpfei.
Srottoire, 6bfe unb aeller ccnientirt. 1Os6nb
SinterssIIlehS nit SrnroIithic Gepfla'tert. Ste
8IooerS trabe 1T nit nitrifi5irten 3ieaeIfteinefl
gepiIaitert iino fcbr id,6n. Spbe unb aefnnbe
fnae. Seoen glbeno bis 8 1lbr 5ur Snfpettior
often. Gbmarb &. Gallagher, &anunterttebr1er.
eitrcau: Nr. 1887, Sft.DaDnnnent' strake.
J14SN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-23
Bfoanktn(plitter.

8sr feline 3eit tootihldst. 1T ou6 elm
S%elbtm0roer.
Weru elm 6reuno Sir itia Serj aus.
i6itten iuin. banOelt es iib s:oObrlid um
Elm Sarl:5.a.
Wanher iuiiroe ipeaiSer pib fi5leE,'
ipenn er mebr Seiiibl bate.
rWie fam matt nur unjuirieo:n itin!'
fagte Die Wans i'm Sstltait.
BUR Der Gbpahs ireut f6, tpenn f5
Der Starts Dor ibm ernisorjseu mub.
Sabrelans Tam man rubis ogf s.tpas
btntparten - nift aber itunoenlars.
WiTen III Wa1t - aber ipis arm itcbt lie
bod oa sessnlber Der @rObmobt &6uneu!
Sen tiefsesrabenen stempel Der Sraot.
ton lam muir oas Genie perpiibsn.
Ste Sinne iinb's, bic uns iinnlos MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-23
Spnrnaliitens Cub.


Geroltitaltet MISUNDERSTANDING utt
80. 9e5en1ber. - Ger ertpdblte
8ouperncllr Grotbers uno unoere
promincnte MGnncr oes Staate3
mcrocn iid) oo5u i'm nWtorplano'
Gbeater" einfinoen.
8ouuerneur Grotbers perhrahtc
Samitug ioIt oli5i6lieBlid III Solti'
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