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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-12-03

Ell intact since we last had the pleas
ure OF meeting you, bat this Decem-
hel the terms Of four members ex-
pire. and you are asked 10 nominate
aud elect members for those positions
Mrs. Feldmeyer. Mrs. George Mer-
rill. Miss Andrews and Airs. Warield.
The Board of Managers. with heart
felt gratitude for the means and assist
ance given them In the past. earnestly
hope that All may be- inspired and
strengthened for renewed and greater
effort in the hospitals behalf for the
future.
Respectfully submitieI.
Mrs. >. 81. Marti1. President.
Miss Andrews. Vice President
Alrs. Gco. 4. FeidmeyeF. Treasurer.
Miss Randall. Secretary.
Airs. james Cfesap.
Mrs. Edwin Wnr8eld..
Mrs. George Merrill.
Miss Mullau.
Mrs. McAfackiD.
Mrs. 4. -. JeiicTs.
Mrs. .. dep. Douw.
Tho new business which occupied
the Association was ths election -
tie four members of the Beard ~
Managers -MTs. WarGeid. Mfs. s.so.
T.. Merrill. Miss kate tndfews. Airs.
Goo. 4. Feldmeyer. whose terms eN-
pifed. These were rcnomiuafed. but
MIs. Warncld declined e. seFse.as she
viii shortly leave Annapolis fo reside
elsewhere. The llsree other msmbers
were reelected. and Mr,. Prank a.
MunrOc was elected 90 Oh tire eacan-
cy of Mrs. WarGeld.
The former meu.bers ~ the Al Vi
sorry Board. Messfs. James ~. Nun
roe, Harry ,. Hopkins, K0Derf J.
bergman and Or. teoTee Wells we're
reelected. and Mayor ,. dePeyster r
DOuw. was unanimously elected an
additional member ~ The advisory
Board.
Mr. Douw made motion that vote
Of thanks be extended to the Board Of
Managers, Chief of stan and ali local
and visiting physicians who 50 gsner-
ousiy gave their services 90 the bospi-
tai as well ~ those Who are employed
there and whose capable and efficient
work Is appreciated.
The meeting adjourned at e.4j p. ~.
Al ihc close Of the annual meeting
Deputy sberin Grouse. who lad been
present, came forward and offered
q donation TO The Hospital Associa-
ton becoming member thereof.
The Deputy sheriff expressed his
gratitude for the kind treatment and
excellent care he had received during
his illness there, after BE- bad been
severely injured BY the BeFgo mob
whom BE attempted 10 arrest for crap
shooting az campmeeting .lasf Septem-
bcr. u was skiIiful nwKsing and good
attcuti0n.at the local hospital that prob
ably saved the Deputy Sberin's life-
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-12-03
DEATH Of 4 HEROINE
YOUNG LADY SACRIFICES HER
LIFE TO NURSE BER
UNCLE
Niss Nsrv seiim4a Esprss si Eio.kigy
sffsf Bret niness Psfcnf and
euss Barisd Tsrethgr

Nn8 cG Eae sa3aaG deaths shas Haa
ever attNEfef kefe mas faat at GHar
.er ef sls a'eleek eats n4aralus. sben
4iss Mafe NUfseV -eiInaH. 4 Husl
estInlsbIe rouaE fssIv. died at her
amne af fneM1ses thaa fIafe. aHani
sHfae mfies lf0m Nnnaralis.
I.e dealh wss iHsI ~ q heroine. tIle
deceased NatimR aefe8 iH i1f capacity
~ nnfep e. Nef nHeIn. Mr Richard
lsaf.ae. eHa 4Ee4 SUNDAY faoEa4HE.
SIZE wna setatetIv attached ta hrf
aaaIr esau she narsea thf0unh ~
Ennn an4 nalnfaI illness. Contracting
: aaiI NhilA developed Info pHenmo-
nia anI she died llam heaIf faiiare
fesuif.n4 ffan - rHe ard aeHta rnu
9esfian ~ fhe Ieass.
wla# ~efImaa was hfe 4au4hfef ef
ar iafr Nf hsft aHH Esa ~ailmar.
anI since fHH 81 afH ~ haf rarsuts
fesl.ieT 81 the ol4 family homestead
laai Has Heru - lHe Dorsey faufi y
Eaf mNNf lMfna nentWFifs aliaf sleN tnt
fIe HnIe sire g. survived HV two
SISTERS. Misses kuufa EN& Nellie SELF
man. Ihe deceased Had many friends
ln tnHaralis aHd ~ Anne ARUNDEL
county. ~he was q suuna woman w
esfImshla 4ualitlfss noble th8faeter
suI anre = ffiend we always 3 ffieHd.
~he waa devoted member gf ~
Anness laafeh. and duuna tie early
fa each Fear lafnisbed tHc beautifnl
Honsfs faf fi4e altar and eHaHesi when
afr sF aef peFsenai friends of tho Altar
sulla was ou autV foF the aniHiHn
months she faHH afe44 light iu
hnfeh eafa ana waa actively inlcf
este8 in -A stephen parish neat
aeT auma
Tite sa8 deafh. uaslef sneh peculiar
81 sal rifeHnIsfaneess HaF rast derp
ainnln over q large circle ~ ffienae.
gni4 fuuefsl uf nnfie and nlref. patient
and 500 eacIitainN Hufse fouk place
thls Afternoon al 81 eiuek fr@u lie late
feaiaenre. ffe Rev. James o. SMILEY.
aniflaiina Tive inleFmFnt was ~ tlie
family NuFtIn HFuuu8. The aHiiAlel
family hsKe fhe deem sFmraiHf ~
fhis community.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-12-03

rlfIH police steamer tfut erifur
u.IaHa arrived here yesterday ffaW
Nnf. Naa hiunlnH IS iHad Hf aE-
HH.. ran iha Maryland nuiidin4 ai
Hf IaHaatown Exposition. In tHr
af.IHel exhibits aff valuable state
aeU.fIs aud aid documents. nafk
aer 81 the Mauual Tfn.ninE schools
81 State. photograph. maps ete.
IHe raIufmed exhibits mill Hf plAfel
Ed t.a museum af tHe state iuase
H auauIiF.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-12-03
FIRE At CAMP PAROLE
Two Story House Burns to Ground
In 20 Minutes

A fire Of more or less mysterious
origin broke ont near Camp Parole
on the Annapolis road about ! O'Clock
this afternoon. The two-story frame
house occupied by Thomas Hall, col
orcd and family was entirely destroy
ed and burned 10 the ground IN twenty
minutes.
The origin Of the fire is unknown.
but Is supposed to have been caused
by defective nue. The house Is
owned by Edward Fletcher. eoloTed,
who lives on Second street Annapolis.
The damage is about $500. and there
is no insurance. An old colored woman
and three children who were In the
house at the time Of the Ere. were res
cued by some workmen near by 4
little OF the furniture was saved by
neigliboTs.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-12-03

riaue ARE uon being n54ie 60 trans +.
faf tha wireless ante af tFe Naval
sa4.lemv ffuH fts prpseut iufatfru tu
the tea.iesnif Buiidiu0. TIE work ~
HtflHn uu thp HeW uthee where the
fsessaaas uiil - received Hud rut on
nape4 haff alnaaIv heEpn. fbe port
shie ffans~ straftHfe uudeF the wire
Tess pole 90 fbe eampus = iii shortly bp
demolished ard lhe onlee transferred
s. the .aafh wing ~ tbe Neademip
nalIIinc. ~ fHe laifi aoof.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-12-03

At meeting Of the football team
Of 81. Johns College held this morn
ing, John +. Bosley. ~ baltimore
county. was elected captain for next
year. His position j. quarteEbaek-
The Athletic Association has elected
If. McAlpine, OF Homecoming. Md,
manager. and Thomas .Nudd. q la
plata. Nd. assistant manager Tor next
year.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-12-03

The Naval Academy authorities and
All who travelled over the Pennsvl-
vanIa Railroad TO The game AZ Phila-
deIphia Saturday appreciate the excel
leut service Of this road and Of the
Baltimore & Ohio also Both roads
gave good service. The midshipmeB' >
specials pulled out on time and the
brigade was spiendidIy handled and
never travelled 50 satisfactorily The
excellent service of the railroad con-
panies deseaves the highest eommsnda-
tion.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-12-03

SIR James ~ fENeu-. e1suasei 81 tEe
Bbard &c D0ungv famnn assleuaras. Ha-
tertaiued the menaheEs ~ .sa GaaEl s9
! o'cloek this afferuaau nt q sta~
luncheon given at ais resisiense au
King t;eoFge stFesg.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-12-03
MODERN wOODMEN
TAKE NOTICE.

al members q the Modern
W00dmen q America, arc re-
auested 10 b. present 70 night
atamceung 1t Red Mems Elall,
at s. o'clock Important husl-
ness.
JOHN n. WELLS, Clerk.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1907-02-22

respondence yesterday died Sunday
night at the advanced age of liz
years. Mr.. Messar's death occurred
at s o'clock and the end was with
out pain. The funeral services We're
conducted this morning. Mr.. Messer
claimed to be the Oldest man in North
Carolina. He had lived in three CEN
turtles and was falniliarly known as
Uncle Fred" Messer. He had lived
in Western North Carolina for a long
number of years but to his most inti-
mate friends it is said that he never
stared his birthplace. He married q
Wilmington lady many years ago.
His wife. however, died shortly after
the civil war. Since that time Mr..
Messer had lived in the same house
in White Oak township with his
daughter. This daughter is the. only
surviving member of the family and
is now nearly 80 years of age. Mr..
Messer was remarkable man in
many respects. Almost up to the
time of his death he was hale and
hearty 1t is said that he rode on a
train but once and then referred to
the train as a killing machine" I'm
Gle Fred" Messer was quite weather
prophet and those who desired fore
cost of tomorrow's weather conditions
invariably sought the sage Of White
Oak township for this information.
He was a most successful hunter and
trapper in the years that are gone,
and before the trend of civilization
found its way across the Blue Ridge
Wilmington Dispatch: The Polish
company, recently established by the
Carolina Trucking and Development
company near Castle Haynes, is rap
idly growing in numbers Recently
there have been a number Of addi'
tons and the farmers are now busy
getting things in readiness for theil
spring crops.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1907-02-22

Go'dsboro special 10 News and OBJ
server: Sunday morning about 2
O'Clock Gordon Hearst and WIN Ca.
sey. Young white men, became involv.
cd in a fight in the Little Washington
section u the city, when Casey drew
pistol and shot Hearst In the aldo
men. Hearst Is a yon Of the late
Chief n Police Hearst. u this city
Casey IL farmer, living nsar the
city. and belongs 10 a weil-tof0 fami
IL. Hearst IS nov in the GoldsbOr
/ hospital and at this writing Is in q
critical condition and not expected II
I live Casey was arrested shortly ar
or the shouting but was released Sun
day afternoon under a SO 000 bond
II Is impossible to secure facts opn
rssrning the difficulty. but III" cyi
deneo tends tn show that Casey wa
repeatedly harasssd by Hearst wh'
WIS I'm company with several friends
and that he shot ia E"lfd"fonsa
Whisky is At tho bottom 81 tho gn
for nate affair. aa both wer" IrihF
J In
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1907-02-22
Southern Railway
N EFFECT August s. 1895.

~ EFFEAi ADJUST o. lEl3s
This condensed schedule is published
As information, and Is subject 20 change
without notice 20 the public:
Trains leave Durham, NC.
$40 a. ~. No. III westbouud daily for
Greensboro and local points, connecting
al Greensboro With Florida Express for
Charlotte, Columbia Savannah aud lack.
sonytlle, also with tue Washington ami
Southwestern Limited, solid Pullman
train. for Atlanta. birmingham. Mem.
phis, Montgomery, Mobile, and points
south
80 a. IT,. No. ia. castbOund, daily
for GOidsbotO and local stations, connect
ing at C.oldsboro with Atlantic Coast
Line fos Wilmington. Tarboro and Nor
folk. and With Atlantic & North Carolina
Railway for Kinston aud New Bern.
TOO a. IN. No. T62, mixed. Tuesdays.
Thursdays and Saturdays for Keysviil,
and local stations.
g:7o a. M. No. los easthound. daily
| for GoidslOfo and local stations, cor
Meeting at Selma Tor Wilson, Rock,
Mount. Norfolk aud Eastern North Caro-
lima points
g10 ~ w. No AGus WMtAN Tor NNMNnft8g
Chase City. Kcysyillr and Richmond amt
local points. Handles through coach
between Raleigh. Durham aud Rich
mond.
TOGO a. NJ. No. To7. westbound, dali,
for Greensboro and local stations. cot
Meeting al Greensboro with L. 8. Fast
Mail fof Washington aud New York an
points North: close connection viii
train for Charlotte aud local station
also for Winstou.Salem.
5:3s p. m, No. TO. castbUund. daily
for Coidsboro and Iucal points.
4:30 D. M. No. f1s, wcsthound. daily
for Greensboro aud local stations. cor
Meeting al Greensboro with train No. g.
for Charlotte, Columbia, Savannah an
Jacksonville. Pullman sleeper and hts'
class day coach Washington 10 jackson
vile without change. Also ronncCt
With train No. IS. Z. S. Past Mail, f.
Atlanta and all points South and S0uit
west.
4:4s p. M, No. IA. mixed, daily -
cept Sunday, for keysvillc and loo
stations.
6:ts p. M. No. tts. daily for Ralcip
and local points.
Jonx n. GRAHAM, Agent.
Durham, y.
X. H. vERHuN. r. r. A..
~ Charlotte, ". [
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1907-02-22

BEFORE long it will be time to
begin talking about a new board
of aldermen and a mayor for
Durham. Of course there will
be a fight when the time comes,
but the man that beats Mayor
Graham will have something to
be prcad of. There has been
some complaint at the present
board of aldermen. and it may
not be such a hard matter tc
elect some new men to fill their
places.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1907-02-22

THElegislaturei is notall bad, 50
we have been told. There are
some people there that want to
hit at everything going, but when
theyhave adjournedit will be seen
that the level heads of the body
prevailed. The more one thinks
of it, the bigger nuisance it
seems to be that the people
have to be stirred up by some
fellow that merely wants to be
noticed.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1907-02-22

DURHAM people are making an
effort to secure the teachers
meeting in Durham. In efforts
of this kind we realize how in
adouate are the hotel accommo-
dations. By all means Durham
needs and should have one or
more nice hotels.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1907-02-22

IT must be amusing to the
mayor and police to hear the
lame excuses offered by those
people that they arrest for vag-
rancy. Of course they are not
able to do any hard work, but
from their.apperance it seems
that many people less able than
they go to their work daily.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1907-02-22

Reform" these days seem to CON
sist of the amount Of trouble that can
be made for some people and the I'M
limited notoriety it can give the IRE.
former. Wilmington Star.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1907-02-22

TO-DAY is Washington's birth
day, and it will be almost i'm
possible to remember the man
without that Ratchet incident.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1907-02-22

COUNTY officers do very little
TO breake upillicit distilleries and
such a state will continue until
they feel that they have the peo-
pie of the community in which
they are operated with them in
their efforts. No community
ever had an illicit distillery in
their midst when a majority of
the people living in that commun-
ity did not know of it, and if
they did nothing to help it along,
they do nothing toward breaking
it up. Let il be known that il
a man runs a blockade still in any
section the people living Their,
will do all they can to break it "
and there will be none. On thu
other hand 50 long as a man cal
run his business and feel tina
while the citizens are not will
him, they will do nothing u
stop him, so long will we hav,
stills. If the county officers il
Durham could feel that the ma
jority of people in any commun
lty where stills are operatet
would aid him in destroying sal,
plants. there would be few still
IN Durham county.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1907-02-22
ECZEMA & PILE CURE

FREE Knowing what 1t was to suffer,
I will give FREE OF CHARGE, to any
afflicted positive cure for Eczema, Salt
Rheum, Erysipelas, Piles and Skin Dis
eases. Instant relief. Don't suffer
longer. Write F. W. WILLIAMS, 400
Manhattan Avenue, New York. Enclose
stamp.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1907-02-22

The friends of the move in
Durham for the establishment
of a permanent Y. NJ. c. A. and
the erection of a building in
keeping with the progress Of the
town. and they are many-as
will be shown by the list Of con.
tributors to the fund-are to be
congratulated upon the amount
that has been raised. That i:
one of the ways to do things
and in public spirited citizen!
Durham is hard to beat.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1907-02-22
Subscription Rates /:
DURHAM, N. c., Feb, p, 1907.

THE time is not long if you
want the present legislature to
do it for you.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1907-02-22
Don't forget that our offer OF
premium knives expires on the
first of March.
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that application
will be made to the present General As;
sembly to charter the Mechanics and
Farmers Bank in this City of Durham.
This 18th. day of January 1907,
john MERRIcK,
l.. Il. SHEPHERD.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-08-16
GrCa6- Sot6rinaem.

g trabburg. Sine I'M sanaen
GliaB betdnnte unb beliebte perlDns
lidteit, Der WirtIits @sbeirne Sbers
rcgierungsratb uno prGiibent bes
&aiierliden Rutbes, Qlsranber 5reis
berr b. B.. @olB, be9ing ben rs. 0es
burtstag. lleber so Sabre pirtt er
bsreits in @liabs Gotbrinsen. - Der
@emeinoeratb iotuie bic 9odtbsiteuer=
ten Der 9emeinoe beI9lohen bic Ibs
idaffuug oes Ottrois.
M 3. CUR Sronuns bss bieiiseu
ItabtiIdsn Nr6ioB lit Der Ir6ipar Or.
b. &auFfunesn aus Wtiilbsiln an bic
bieiige Staotbibliotbet berufen tpors
ben. Sic umfabt nabe,u $4,000
9dnoe, baruntsr etpa 1900 Sntunas
beln ,ino an 800 SanoI6riften.
M ii | b au n. &irSli9 fanb
bic Yrobsfabrt Der ftdotiiden seleis>
lolen elettriIfen gabn mad benz Heb=
berg itatt, Die in alien Sbeiten beiries
oigsno %perlief. Sur 9epaltisung Der
gum She'll betrddtltdben Gteisuneen
Lief bic Stnot ein5elne Stredsn tbees
rsn ooer nit 00rritmacabam perIeben.
Sie Sn'toQirungstoiten bslaufen ii6
auf $4,000 Wart. MiiIhauien lit aud
bier !Dlsoer babnbre6eno in gliaB.
lntbrinesn 9etpefen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-08-16
G6Iringi(Ge Sfaefen.

s. . + a. gei 2uiientbal tpurbe
bas 9eneiungsbsim e%ingepeitt, oas
bort i'm 2uufe Der lebten 5pei Sabre
erbaut purbe. Sas 9eim lit ba5u be-
ftimmt, @eneIenben aus benz Ser3oga
tbum @otba einen biligen Doer gdn5s
lid freien @ufentbalt 5u bieten. IS
bietet Baum fir 45 WtGnner. Die
Mittel gum 8au Durben Der GrnIts
MISUNDERSTANDING entnommen, bic
i'm Sabre 1892 9elegentli9 Der 9pls
benen 9oGaeit Ser5ogs Grnit II. err
ridtet ipurbe. Den 9auplaB i9entte
bic Stabt Sbrbruf.
o b Ii g. Der Maaiitrot Der
Stabt &oburg bei9loB. Oos i'm 8es
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tingbaus BEL Sannooer befinplide
itdbtif6e @lettri3itdtsperf bonn /. Sd
nuar ab in eigene Yeripaltung gu iibers
nebmen.
9 aaIe b. Rentier WeDbers
mann itiftete anlGBli4 Der Gin
pei9ung be5 neuen SrantenbduIes ben
Yetrag bon 10000 Mart gu arantens
Aipeden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-08-16
Sreie Std6te.

Sam b ur9. Die iiberieeii6e
@usipanotrung iber Samburg betrug
i'm Sum- B.. s. 1880 peripnen, gss
gen 9011 i'm gleiGen Wtonat bes Sab
res 1906; ieit 1. Sanuar 111,6S7 per
fonen. ge9en S4,784 i'm 8oridbre. -
8as bieii9e Seeamt bat brei S6iffe
fir peri4ollen ertldrt, unb 5ipar Den
Sambur9er 9ampfer neliIabetb"
Don Metbil mad Samburs beitimmt),
ben Stranger 6ii4ertutter rNeptun"
unb ben Samburger 5ilhoampfer
nSOrgenl en- uno Wettern." Die S9iffe
batten cine Yelabun9 BON 20 be5tu.
8 uno 10 Wann. - Giner ber eriten
Suriiten uno politiiden 4eri0nli6teis
ten 9amburgs, Redtsanipalt Sr.
George gmboen, 1T. SO Sabre alt, ses
5torben.
9 remen n. Die bieii9e Martinis
@emeinoe, an Der Der peritorbene Yfars
rer 8altboff i%pirtte, ipGblte an Steae
bes auriidgetretenen Yfurrers 2iplius
ben Yreoi9er 5stben aus Maiu3 BON
Der borti9en freirelisi01en gsmeinbe.
2ibed. Die 2ibsdiihe Sec
idiffs sRbeperei sablte int Sabre 1906
4 Seeelidiffe nit 242S &ubitmster
Netto sEaum9ebalt uno 60 Sampfs
idiffe nit 147. $40 &ubitmeter Nettos
Haumsebalt. Der 2iibedilhen Bin
neniGiffs= Rbeoerei sebortsn 1906 254
5abr3euge nit 1928 Conner Srass
fdbisteit an. Seim Seeamt Iinb 1906
i'm sanSen 40 8puiiionsn aipiiden
S1iffen, Stranounsen unb anoere
nnfaue aur 4nSeise getommen. Gn
linen iparen i'm ganaen IS 2iibeder
S6iffe betbeiliat-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-08-16

mpgen bon ozs,zIU Widrf, iodbreno
Der 9etriebsfonbs fir bas Marta
NnnasSofpital cine S0be bon 1923
WIart errei6t bat. Sm p~ergdngenen
Sabre tpurben an ins9eiammt 1888
Yerpflegtaeen i'm Soipital sos Sim
Der (272 &naben uno 236 MtGb9en)
perpflegt.
4uf. Snfolae bes @ufi6pun9es
Der bieiisen beutiden 6a4i@ule fir
9Iedarbeiter muB bic S6ule bebeuz
teno pergrDBert tperben, mas audi
bO6ere untstItiiBun9en uno 9eitrdge
bebingt. 60 gspdbrt bas Mintitsz
RUM bss Snnern Elm Sarleben BON
$1,000 Wart, Die Stabt9emeinbe Glue
Elm iOldes bon 5000 Mart. @uberz
benz nil bic Reqieruns ibren jdbrs
liden unteritiibun9sbeitrag ouf 49,
800 Wart. gue bon 1900 W2art auf
5000 Wart erbDben.
8ab 6 | It r. Die Qeip3igerin
6rau Ratbalie 9eutb bat bel Der bic
iigen Notwithstanding 10000
Wlart binterlegt, beren 3inien aljGbrz
lid adt Witgliebern Der &urtapelle
augute tommen Iollen.
rob 6 D II. SIN glter bon
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9robi90nau CUR llnioerialerbin leineS
10000 bis 10000 Start b~etra9ens
ben Na6laHes Elm. 9apon geben ab
$1,000 Mart fir 2egate unb Sttftunz
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gu 3ublen finb; Der 8eit fdQt Der &c
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1908 cine Staatsbeibilfs bon 1900
Mart bepi1iqt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-08-16

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