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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-08
Body Of Henry Hartllaglc. Miss
ing from Charlottesville. Found
in Baltimore Hotel.
DRIVEN OUT OF BUSINESS
Local Option in arlottesville,
Forced Him to Close Ma
tive of Germany,

Especial to The Times-D ispatcho )
+ BALTIMORE. MD. October - Henry
al ". Hartnagle. formerly. a PROSPEROUS
business ss man OF $charlottesviile,sssa and
missing sro,n Orange hts new placslof {
busiess for the last ten days, was
found dead IN his room in the Hotel
Kennert late last night.
He was lying across the bed. a pis-
.tol lay beside him. and he had appar-
entity beengdead about eight hours. He
had fired two shots. the first burying
itself in the ceiling and the--other
piercing his brain. A sealed note for
his wife. an empty whiskey bottle and
sixty-six cents were found in the room.
He registered at the hotel late Satnr-
day night as John Hone, Lexington.
KY Coroner Hayden's verdict was
suicide. ~ .-s3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-08
'WOUI!D eliminate
MIDDLE Do |: MAN \ A NEXT | . |. |
Governor Ioke Smith, Of Georgia,
in Cotton Convention,
Advocates 1t.
LIVELY DEBATE THEREON.
-Y DEBATE THEREON.
ATLANTA. GA. October with

ATLANTA. Ga, October with
{delegutes present representing every
phase OF the cotton industry from the
time 1t leaves the planters hands to
the time when the product, woven into
=. orics, is sent to markets of the
world. and including representatives of.
many foreign countries, thesInterna-
tionall Con ference of Cotton Spinners
and Growers met at the State Capitol
Building, In this city for a three days
session.
More than 500 delegates We're pres
ont. nearly a hundred of these repre-
sEnting the great mills of 3 Germany.
Great Britain France, Italy, Spain and
Portugal. with an aggregate Wea In
farm lands. co ton crop and mills, rep
resented of nearly s4.000,OQ0,000.
During the session questions for the
greatest Importance to growers and
spinners alike will be AIKEN ups fpr
discussion and .actlon. and itlS Is hoped
that this m eetings will result ina bet
ter rSsunderstandng9 hetwee 81 the u men
VINO produce cotton and those Wis
Weave the staple into fabrics, thereby
preventing great loss ses to spinners by
rcason56 Of poor met thods OF handling and
snipping tho raw product.
TO stop Dealing 8in Futures. 4
A lively q nght for regulation or pro-
yhibition OF speculative dealing n5ycot-
ton was also Indicated before the
committee, when Cong ressman Il IIef-
I5lin, Of Ala abama. ntrodu ucedf a. resolu-
tion asking the conference to smemor-
lializn 81 Congress- and the ST3ritisll Par
kliament to stop speculation i'll cotton,
IScxcepti that actually owned. Hut tile
| fact that 4 an invest CATION follOwing
as5sinilar resolution had resulted in a
lref,sa Ii by the British law-malsing
lfbody toe disturb existing conditions
SWas brought out, t,#and a favorable re-
8port by, "a lie II ssubcommi ttee, to- which
1.-The matter wa as,9f finally s. referred, Will
fundoubt ed ly$ be accompanied sby a. Wig
orous sminorit ty2r report n gu Inst any such
faction. II 5 a
sg ioYernor aElokos Smith, OF fss Georgia,
Lin his az dress offwe leone to the dele
Sgates. caused mi lcll az, q ause sbSfsatlv vo-
;Ecating I he Il ginning. mpressin {, and
4ba M OF the tton on the plantation,
land "a bolishil g;s the 5mnnipnla ton 5nfAthe
,smiddl dlemnn, asandsundolibtedlSSS this fea-
sEtrreBs % {. Y the cot tom Industry RWlll | res
ice elHe E1luelil d ttention, v ;
q; Aim At Al tl,lcnu,n.s Az \.
8R II. Simmons announced 8htniselfgas
[3a farmer from N orthG Carol Ina q and N Il
.|Iclaredi opposttton q Y he reso;
Hutton. N 81 tsss
MI 81 rhnnlas 81 Of # # Eal las as
sno ke \. ssi opposl tin ~ =.
Atstais y me the friends otS the sreso-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-08
State FAIR "Opens
WITH FINE DISPLAY.
Thousands See BestShow
Ever Given in Vir-
ginia City.
CIR EAT. EX HIBI@I
OF LIVE STOCK
-------- q - --------
Grounds, Like Miniature laSposi-
ton, Filled With Every Line
Of Attractions Opening
Races Whet Sporting
Appetite Public b
Votes Approval.
State Fair Features

The 1'nir Ground. win open this
morning nj . o'clock.
Cars on the Broad md MnIn nntt
the DrOnd md T,renty-hftli Street
lines ruin direct to entrance.
sIi'lwny nttrnciions nnd rlf cx-
hibffs open. ~
Fine racing card. Including Hem
.n rcn purse Of $1,000 for pncerr.
about two miles nnd half.
NIrhmond Day tO-morr0,v, Major
Dclnnr to EO against record then.
w. y. Bryan to discuss national
issIeA on Friday.
Music. vaudeville perfOrn,n nces
and many entertaining textures
free of charge 10 visitors.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-08
Ill L.U Fo LOWS MURDER
nrntI, NixitA Families of Three Men
" Conncct ed Wit h Trial In Camden.

nrntI, NixitA Families of Three Men
Connect e. Vlth Trial In Camden.
, e PIiILADELPiIA IN. October I'd During
the week death has visited the fainil-
lies of three persons who We're Gon-;
5nected With the trial Of Gibson anu
Dorsey. negroes, & convicted ofsitheS eSlnur-
der of Mrs. 'rances8, IIorner5s and her
servant In Camden county. One family,
lost two members. Constable Peters.
Whofis S on the death watch, lost his son.
'rhen, on ridaS, while conyersi ng3 with
Gibson. Slllc was notified of54tte death
of his mother-in-law. Ycs terday
morning Robert Mitchell Is, lather+in-
law of Constable Howard G'hristnan,
died. .Chrstman Vas one Il of the ofli-
GERS on duty mt the trial, The other
death WAS that Of the brothergof Err
nest C;npeWel 10 wa s. me Of he siu-
4r0rS. S sg M & ~ il sss,S n
n n sTheSelectrocution OF q bison and tlor-
scys vii SIN al protn bill ty mt take
5npce INT tn first Nef ofs I1ecGlnhcr.
Delay is nee cessary. bncaus o. the q es. .ll-
house wi lSnot he ready until then. 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-08
] KING II I. 4 GlsAND ! J. EQU 6 en- DEA !.


.Arti ificlal I'lan To stiln,lI q The IL IIear-
# s3st Ing IA Heing Tried. ,S
3s IN MI RI<.S etober llree sets
Bof nl.ti III b. earing 8 Instruments were
ship VI to- Ruc Il n CHAM Palace. Ions
dom fsa tuG "a g mes layST
for Snse sof ing8 8Ild ware nd M ZEN
AleS anu III II en- has l1ng MI ~
Jared rom Va ga fne ss,sa hlI n the
|statsds lll II saS gTsat spEaStsD INV
thai neral
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-08
HIS Fall !. q P'R0vEs Fatal
James Carver Dies from lnjuries S,s,
" tn,pel sicIsInE "A pple.. is
\ st[ Special to- rl,es lmes-loi ispUtsi,. l8as

sS MING tll,SI'l 4A,s October .,s ~
James Cary yer n llfelong resident OF
Staphen city, his county, " died SUN
sustained n by ralliE 8 from u ladder
sWhiln picl,ins ap III es Stature ~ son tile
farm OF his SON in- la ". III. eNnult,
lie Was sev venty-t llrse cars IA and
wa II 81 Conf era tel Vet er.l ii nil
sex tnn Gre an Il # Gene se rN, IN
Which hts Al cana be "a Gls,,l-s,
Tues nv. sAs slsss III sS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-08

Instead of waiting until Tuesday 10
nren then with a confusing rush. the
Virginia State Tair Association made
yesterday tho beginning. sthousands.
passing through the gates in morning
and afternoon. Although there were
some rough edges which had to be
made smooth. the first day was a far
greater success than the management,
lad predicted The crowds saw an
excellent SHOW There was no mistake
about that. 1t was the verdict OF the
visitors, which confirmed the official
statements made heretofore by Prest-i
dent Stuart.
Throughout the day there was not
hitch. With the exception OF several
carloads OF live stock. delayed In tram
ri the exhibits OF all kind were COM.
rlete, being far superior 10 those pro-
fidcd Year go. The big attraction
of the afternoon was fine racing
card. which brought out number OF
high-clnss trottsrs and PAGERS. the
events serving as a sporting appetizer
Of the running races to-day
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-08
GERMAN AT MASONIC, TEMPLE.
I'irst Important Social Event Of.
Busy Weck-EIltries for

Tonight. g:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-08
Ain, at NJt,t,lle,iu,n1I,.

Il. \. Thnrla i, v, Of I "a al las. az as,
also Is no q in opp0si y
AT Y his 81 line the friends ot 81 he sreso- q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-08

his he second plirrett's5
daugh ters W ldoSyad duriIg Il he year, 4 llt.3
first being N rs.s M Inns, whose
husband ja,ti led dd ertl ,lrlng tile
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-08
Card for Io-Nipht

8 7. ,L-cInxs - ~ umpcrs open
to all. ss'ei 90 Z.
harness, not over I3.::.
or. al.-Clns. :s-iInrncss horses,
novice.
D::O r. Nf.-CIn.s :.s-SnddIes
horrrs, non-stinners prior TO 1907.
D:iD II. M.-ClaNs S-H ar me- y h
horses over 1 15.3.
1OaP. M-Clnss sl-ROndstcrs.
1915 p. Nc Inx. fst-Ladtes'
to ride.
1880 r. M.-eln.. so-pnirs of.
Hunters.
1850 r. M.--Clnss :::s-tluaiifcd
hunters, light weight.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-09
Leather From Whale skins.

The British Consul a. Chicago has
made a report to his Government
concerning the whaling industry car
ried on by Newfoundland fishermen.
they have been attempting to make
whale leather a commercial product.
and are said to be meeting with some
euccess. The average whale hide
covers surface of about 1900 square
feet. A square foot of the hide
weighs from two to five ounces, and
is said to have great wearing quail
ties, and may therefore, be adapted
to the covering of furniture, buggy
tops and seats, and also for auto
mobile uses. II is also claimed that
Il can be used for boots and shoes.
Leather made from the intestins Of
the whale resembles kid, and Is very
thin and tough. II will take color
readily, and Is to be offered TO glove
manufacturers for making the long
sleeved gloves now worn BY women
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-09

Many a speculatOr has gone into
mines and come out minus.
10 love our enemies 81 We love
Ourselves II j. only uscesssry 70 be our
own worst eBemlnes.
DEWITT Little Eary EIseTs. reik
BE little pills. Recommended b.
Nes1DcTeg Dfos,. Drnggists
Wien . married man talks in his
sleep Il j. possibly because that ~ the
only chance be has
When poverty comes in IT the
door lOye flies out u the window,
which proves that love also laughs ~
giszlert.
Ell what gOu please and take 10,
re KOG0i TO- r00igestlon after your
meals ~ dlqesfs what yOu eat, g,Id
- kel1meFer BIC. Drgggisse.
There are times when a feels ina.
PEELED % spend bjs money ike q
drunken sailor % Pittsburg million,
ARE.
--BlODbs Wlgwag ~ very fond u
cabbage." ElODbs--tJIOw DO you
kn0wz'' Bl0bbs--5'I have gnOke1
some " his cigars"
When the cOid winds 1rg and cJses
The skin yet DeWitt's Wlfcll III,
saIye. sold ~ Fei6meyeF Bsos.. Dg5g
zssfs
"A g1n believes ~ much fellow
tells her fefOTe marriage that her capa-
city fyT believing Il apt 70 be exhaust
ed affefNaTd.
The fellow with money 10 burn
seldom bas II insured.
file spiDsfer may be up ~ date IN
everything exeepf her birthdays.
Most things are going np, but
writing paper stIlI remains stationery.
The 10maD with faIse teeth dOssD't
boat " beT collection ~ porcelain.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-09

Cffen asu1ie desc - SgCs 3 t.ntfry ffecEnr14
~ BEDTIME ell completely conlsci the night
coughs Of children. IL is = strong medi-
cine, docfor's medicine, entirely free from
alcohol. Made only for diseases Of the
throat, bronchial tubes, and lungs. Full
formula on ezcn label z,csxyssSr c..
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-09

clara Bloodgood, In clyde Fitch S
latest comedy 1.-THE Truth" pro-
nounced by many the best Of the nu-
merous plays that this gifted dramatlst
has written. comes to the Colonial
Theatre on Monday evening.
THE Truth deals with the deplor-
able lack of this desirable virtue ;
and, incidentally, paints a vivid pic
ture Of hereditary moral faint. IL is
the story Of a Young wife who lies Tor
a pastime, but who, eventually, hnds
IL very serious business. II show :
that an inordiuate accumulation OF
white lies" can combine to form
very black situation for a really inno-
cent woman.
The fact that this moral lesson Is
told through the medium Of wcll-bTed
people, stunningly gowned and per-
fectly groomed. amid refined and ar
tistic surroundings and with n light
ness Of speech that enterlalns without
making any particular call upon ones
mental faculties causes Il 10 be all the
more forcible aud lasting.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-09

wfraANr FKs-EstfEfs G. C0fE ~ htA
AMn sAEMEr
Nar nEu FsgI.sr EnaFUttr and NOE
OK. "a.
= rl4Na 14 . 81 = 80. an1 sFriEe aia ~ fotn'
rr1H.fl - 60. "a. auH NuTfotK az Fis a. rl
- Nara anHif afEanu d mAan WIN re A4Al
wHHE
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-09
COUNTY cUIIIKGS


EASTPpzT
The election fusf pass proved sAe
most quiet ever keld - tais preGiaez
ard was % The great eFelif sf the eiee.
ton officials. Perfecs fairness was sae
rule foTsrts everybody an1 he anlv
abuse % the code ~ fafrness was tae
peEmission granted 80 ceEsala peDoa 81
one d the doorkeepzFs % eater the POL
ling place ahsai - The regziar Aze %
voters. TAis however. wAs dlscunfinzel
Epou complaint
Much pleasure = expresses ogsr tAe
eiecti0s - james z Bre1sae1rs Hs
slecti0a i AZ es2sei4l sszree ~ prale -
EzztpOFf and - VII = Ieokes zDo1 -
the people - fhs enaupisz ~ rszhE-
eossnOEs II iexissafisz - usI -
in Dersozal eharzcfer- Ne s01e -Aax
Be mzY be the On g asgocats = tsceuz
ard proper meass fsr f1e peogse -
The stat - e1prrss Hair s1rry pref
eEezces - the pEsseaf baIlas "a 4lzzrare
- sny pasty.
The religious Interests sffass 2lase are
fall u life. al lke ehareaes are Tsrv
active ia IookfsE after tA@ sgiFi1zal wel-
fare u the people Especially Is tais
noticeable a. fhe Neshedsss E7iaeopaz
Church where regigzl services A4fe be-z
81 progress for three wsexs They have
been affsade1 with mOss kappF results
and large nsnssr hare prafessed e1a-
version. A very nofieeable evalencs o.
the good effect ~ She zeeff1xs was t1e
presence zg she alter Eeines3aT nix4E
u three mel an the e1ngersiaa %
several heads " families siaee The
services bezan. The nest bea1szs1s
sce8es have bees presented dI1rfnx fhe
services is the nishsiF rresenee azE
cooperation - the Saasay ~ehsoE ealE-
dres. The Sympathy ~ she nsemhers q
other c9ngregzfigss has been zlar<ei By
the presence as fks meefinE of maaF 80
this i mEcs appreciated bT sse aass1r.
Rev. Robert = sieaoisoa. and s1s pep
pie.
John Cg1zsIi, son ~ Mr- KITzoai
ConseIi. ~ F01rfh street. rs tlsszzrzssi
fFoa the Annapoiis Emerge1eT Hespi-
TAI Fri6sy.
Adeszz1loa 81 reeileass 81 Ele seG1lga
near First stress ans Chester AE=nas
Will wait Hpos fas Ceausg Colmission-
err for the perpo=s - ssz5 az sa4z . Iarzs
pO6d toward % raz1 waeer BE- Ee,1
Itisa menace % fae heazza - rae
aeeffCr
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-09

Bat Chamberlain-s Collie Choier
aud Diarrhoea Remedy Cared
Him

Il IS with pleasure that | give you tar
unsolicited testimonial About q year a
when I had a severe ease 81 measles -
caught out In hard rain and the nieasie.
settled in my stomach AMI bowels- had
an awful time AMI had i nor been for the
use Of Chamherlain's Collie, Chslers and d.
arrh0ea Remedy I could n0t have posslol y
lived but a few hours longer BAT thanks =
this remedy | am now strong and vel
have written the above through simple graf.
tude and I shall always speak = good wor.l
for this remedy-SAsE II. GwIS, Concor4
Ca For sale ~ Feldmever Bros Lr1k
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-09
LEARN TO COOK

The regular price q THE WHITE
HOUSE COOK BOOK Il 500, the
price Of THE PHILADELPHIA
PRESS daily one year - $50 4 = I.
PRESS makes a special cut rate ofIer
whereby both can Be secured for TIE
unheaTd Of low price Of $780,
Write the Circulation Department q
THE PHILADELPHIA PRE-5- Z
DO 1T BEFORE THE cooks ARE
ALL GONE. ~ n
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-09
STATE ~ ONO, CIR o. TOLEDO [ ~
LrcAa (nLETY. =

Frank J. cheney makes oath that be
senior partner 81 the firm Of r J.
Cheney x CO., doing business IN the
CITY d Toledo. County and State afore-
said. ard foas sai firm will pay the sum
81 OsE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
each ana every Gaze Of CatarYh that can
not Be cured By tie nse Of Halls Catzrrh
Cure. FRANK J. CHENEY,
SWIM % beloTc me and subscribed II
my presezce, this 6sb dag Of December,
4. y. 1876.
a. W. GLEASON.
tSEAL.j Notary Public.
Halls Catzrrh Cure Is taken internally
and acts directly On the blood and MUG
Gus snrfaces Of the system Send for
testimonials free.
r. I. CHENEY, Toledo, o.
Sold BY all Druggists. 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for cons.i,
patton.
For Sale BY FeIdmeyer Bros. City
Drug Store. DE
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-09

Damage 90 the augg1s 90 a5olr fNsn-
ty-ffTe doIlzrs was Eo1s 1r rae Asme of
Nr. OTTO Fasozs On HoalaF- n Vaz-
was carrying an osI srsEs n as la1&
zhen the Ezz1,e brsxs All me s11ve
dro1ped % the Eoor. sriIliaz azs1 lxzi-
ton the OIL WITH ssns EfEenlry ra@
Ere Eas extiagfshed sfser sons Gamzge
had been tone - the carpet az.E f1rsz-
fEre-
Mr.. and Mrs. joan y. MePsers0n
vii celebrate tie f0rflsfa aznlVers4ry
Of their marriage o. S1alzE asxl
Oufte a number 81 friends VIE come
down fron Baltimore azd spend SaEur-
day asd Sunday Eirh them-
Some Of the hunters % his viciaity
have recently learned s0mstAing 410ar
the law relating ID The traPplngof mnsk-
rats in q rather strenuous wsp.
Mr. Charles Tudor Sr, w4- kiekssi ~
his horse on WELLESLEY TIE horse
kicked e . cat and hIE Mr. Tudor On the
left leg. He was hadly Bruised aal Vas
attended By DR.. PErvis-
The terms Of enlistment il me Mariae
Corps Of Nessrs- OTTO Fano1s and
Ernest Miller have sxrirsd NeitAeE
expects to re-enIist-
Mrs. Walter ;. Peterson, - Baltin0re.
spent a few days with friends In this
vicinity
Mrs. Z d Fulton. Of CaG0asEille.
spent Tuesday with Mrs. L. Combs a1
@LindamOre
Miss Jones and Mr. Heary 0aksmlEn
were married in Baltimore this week-
Miss Grace Taymsu and Dir. George
Sears we're married at Annapolis last
week.
Miss Viola Nichols spent sunday with
friends in this vicinity
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-09
PARTLY CLOUDY .

8AsHIzGToS. November 8. 1000 =. "a
For Maryland-PaFtly cloudy tonight
aud Sunday, warTner tonight.
w. l.. MOORE !.
Chief Of Weather Bureau
Maximum Temperature. ..... ....1Z
Minimum temperature m -. 80
Noyember0 1907.
SUI Elees .........6.44 .. n
Sun Sets. 80. ......s4 51.p NJ
~ Moon gets ..s % q. ~
! Moon South ..... S5l q. m
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-09

Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup a
absolutely free from any oDiate or mar
cotic. Contains Honey and Tar. Solo
by Feldmeyer Bros. Druggists
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-09

Clara BIOOdgOOd in The Truth"
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-09
RAILROAD BULLETIN.


WEuNEsDAY ID Baltimore f1r 5.f2
a anI = g. q a.. trains Tickets
50 u0 god asfe uuty.
RDkYs AID SUNDAYS for
E~ssus ~ttC. wusf4 lu Ga and lnelaifi-
HamsiaF blowing date ~ sale.
-netal Teams wiN lesFe Baltimore
m seiaaalay ant saturday uixlts at
aHIB 5. m.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-09
YORK RIVER LINE. !"

HfaEs ANT RN~~Fts Ft ~frAMhse. iQf
HEMANLaEfN Ha& NAhAtAokA
sos W AT fsff< st sna RICHMOND, "a.
sfaasaars faasa saltfu11re daily except
eaHfnn al Il. "a. Ha3 arrive ~ 9s1 Point
10 81 ~ as ana ESQ auuou1 a. as1i - M
aGaa rssare a9stHuH Baltimore uN Mnz4tN 3,
s4 ..fssr.f .sss a. E HriElass. and leaving N eaf
Ha.uE rn Tuesdays. AaNfHi1t& ana ~Atat'
HeFs rslf 81 tsfHHNesfeF fmtufs element
ASA stlalHH.5 Is .gI -lElslilft seANln4 bA-
fIaI.Hfr - fssssf ass. fAHre.t4t4 AMI ~aAuA-
Faue ASST A HsG lts@ina nM Mn1tiaFe. ~ estnes.
I....r .el Ersf4re raH nE Yorktown and
CAV GtauN anattsf neFusttfEnEsN
mNHK mea~ E.GANN HANFINukk fh0E
rINl<s b ASH 81 htttltt ST. y hANF.
NHratses teEets e. IS paiEts may be So
rHres aaNaaEn eaee&ei asft st&teFueiAr -
aaFar.f Tasa tna t'ftr Nirkef Once. lls ..
flaIf1f.4slre sGrNFf ARTHUR w. hNh~1N
HNamf EM NaatlaisarF street, ~ sac ttNnef'
= n.flas So i.teaE So. HsIfinCFes Nd
2HH ass NIsTEE 81 "a. Ehi~Ns
s4mn aaaarns fsan. PAS. AEan
Un. NauAN>eis ASS ten PAS Axsnt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-21

aus 0ent 2oden foum bcrollSfom-
men fo4lntcn. Ger 0orItcucr OrS
gtlrgcrmciitcrS 2o%ngcrbauS, Der iei.
ilenl Homen oae G6re mo1t, miBt
beino9e I Sub. mGbrenO Scr Soupt.
mann" bon fleil1er Stotur lit, 10
OoB man Die 9eiocn lcidJt nit 0cn
6ctonntcn TcfIamc-6 igrrcn IS 90"
llno rs Don't" ucrncdieln fonntc.
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