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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-01-25
Call for Payment Of Warrants.

All school warrants all Roadi
and Bridge warrants, all Currents
Expense warrants of 1905.
Current-expense warrants includa
ing No, S15.
@. w. WERNICKE,
Coenty Treasurer.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-01-25


ION his road tax for the year 1907.
! THE order shall apply only to the
Minidoka Tract.
| 1t is ordered by the board that
no per diem will be allowed any
Road Overseer for warning out
persons to work on the roads but
the Road Overseer will be allowed
his expenses for warning out p r
sons by registered mail.
The petition of A r. Campbell; ;
Robert Ellis and others asking the
Board to establish n count DAD,
commencing on the m ddle of the
north line of section 10, T. 10 s. r
% z, B. NJ. and running thence
south along the middle line of said
section one mile to the north side
of the Hepburn town ite, was pre-
sonted to the Board and it appear
ing to the Board that the owners
of the land lying contiguous to
said line have donated to the pub
lie lard sufficient to make a road,
it is hereby ordered that the petit
ton be approve and the road is
hereby established.
In the matter of the application
Of L. c. Jones, Sheriff to appoint a
Deputy at the expense of the coun-
ty, after due consideration by the
Board it is hereby ordered that the
Sheriff be allowed the sum of $50
per month for Deputy, who shall
in addition to being deputy, act as
jailer and janiter of the Court
House and take care of the Court
House yard, This order shall be
in effect until the April session OF
The Board.
1t is hereby ordered that the
Sheriff be allowed the sum of 5000
per day for team hire, the Sheriff
to pay all expenses for keeping his
horses.
1t is also ordered that the Sher-
iff be allowed seventy cents per
day for the board of prisoners, con-
fined in the county jail
The Assessor appeared before
the Board and asked for the follow
ing credits on the assessment role
of 1906, which was granted:
Cassia County Telephone CO.,
School D st. No. 8 on account OF
double assessment, so cents.
Orlando Emmons, School Dis
trict No. 10, no tax. $500.
]. F. Mills, School Dist. No. SO
not in district, $4.00
Elizabeth White, School District
No. II, land not patented $2.52.
Mrs. B. F. Wllli,ms, School dist
No, %, widow, exempt s10.50.
Mrs, B. f. Williams, State and
County Tax, widow, exempt $24.64
Cassia County Telephone Co.
double assessed, state and county
tax 1923.
Elizabeth White, state and co.
tax land not patented $7-39.
Western Union Telegraph Co
state and county tax, error in
charge, $512S.
Poll Tax Credits.
F. E. Burkill, over age 50 90
D. Barloga I 2 0O1
G.. Hansen w
James Monroe 2 0OI
Geo. Polling 2 O0I
A. f. Beymcrdoubl assessed 2 90
Joe May, Spanish American
Soldier 2 OO1
E. G.. Samuelson, paid In
Blaine county 2 Op
The petition of C. s. Myers and
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-01-25

13, T.9S., r. 23., e thence cast tc
the Norih west. corner Of sec. 23, L
8 s., R. % E !; thence south one
and one half mile to the MOI tn
west corner of district No. 1G,
thence east to the point of begin.
ming.
DISTRICT NO. IL.
Commencing at point on Snake
river where the center line of see.
ton Is, L 10 S., r. % E., inter
sects Snake river, thence north to
the middle of the south line OF Sec
ton 16, T. 8 S, Il. % E., thence
thence east and south following
the east boundary Of road districts
II and 10 to the Snake river;
thence down the Snake river to the
place of beginning.
DISTRICT no. IL.
Commencing at point on Snake
river, which is the south west
corner of district No II, running
thence down the Snake river to the
range line between ranges 81 and
% east. thence north to- the First
Standard Parallel south; thence
cast to the wet line of roa dis
trict No. II; thence south aud cast
following the east loundary of
districts Ii and II to Snake river
aud the point of beginning.
The Board adjourned until 8 a.
m. tomorrow.
Second day of January Session,
Jan. 18th, 1907.
The Board met this day pursu-
ant to adjournment.
Present: !. H. lines. commits
sioner, and Harry w. Anderson,
Clerk, by A. l. McNahon, Deputy
Clerk.
There being no quorum present
the BOARD adjourned until 10 a. NJ
tomorrow.
Third day os January Session,
Jan. 10th, 1907.
The Board met this day pursr-
ant to adjournment.
Present: F. e Crosse. Chairman
Pro tenn, |. IL. lines commissioner
and Harry w. Anderson, Clerk by
A. I. Mcmahon, Deputy Clerk.
John Curran, Commissioners
elect in and for District No. 3 az
peared and qualified before Harry
w. Anderfon, County Recorder.
The Board proceeded to organ
ize and I. II. lines was elected
Chairman of the Board.
The following Official bonds
were examined approved and or
dered fled:
f. E. Crosse, County Commits
sioner.
l. II. lines, County Commission
er.
John Curran, County Cammis-
sioner.
Frank T. Disney, County j tor
ney.
w. d. yredenburgh, Justice OF
he Peace, Shoshone Precinct.
David Ennis, Justice of the
Pc. ce Shoshone Precinct.
A. d. Crothers, Justice OF the
Peace Burns Precinct.
F. n. Uhr'aub, Justice OF the
Peace, Kanoka Precinct.
Robt. A. Lounsbury, Justice OF
he Peace, Minidoka Precinct.
d. L. Crothers, Constable Burns
Precinct
It's hereby ordered that every
person subject to road poll tax who
~ the first day of August, 1907 I
hall hare cleared from brush a
pace fora road 100 rods long and
IS feet. wide, along the section line
'f.his premises, subject to- the ap-
,roval of tlse Road Overseer,, shall
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-01-25

IS, 7. 9 s., r. 23., e thence cast to
the Norih west. corner of sec. %, I.
8 s., R. % E thence south one
and one-half mile to the north
west corner of district No. 1C;
thence east to the point of begin
ming.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-01-25

The petition of c. s. Myers and
others praying the Board to APP
point John Dixon as Road Over
sesrsoi road district No. 6 was pre-
sented' and approved and John
Dixon is appointed overseer of the
[Continued on page Al.
The oasis., 1907-08-24

After au Illness ai q month and 4 half suffering from fever, Samuel MeCliotock died. The young man left here about three months ago, to take a position as fireman on the Cananea, Yaqui River & Pacific railroad, running out of Empalme. When frst attacked by the fever he was taken to the hospital at Guaymas, where he was treated for a month and finally brought to Nogales just two weeks before the date of his death.
 Samuel McClintock was about eighteen years old and came to No- gales two years ago from California, c accompanied by his sister. Here he worked for awhile at the City Meat Market and for Scoville & Beck. Later, with Mir. Haas, under the firm name of Haas & McClin- tock, he purchased the business of the City Meat Market, selling his interest in the business three months ago and entering the em- ploy of the Cananea, Yaqui River x Pacific railroad.
 The funeral was held Monday forenoon and the body was followed to the grave by a number of sor- rowing friends. To the afflicted sister of the young man the blow is a hard one and to her goes out the sympathy of all in her bereave- ment.
The oasis., 1907-08-24
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 0t NU0Aff# NFffuN& tfflt :. " Vhnfh 1f tHf coNVog tbtWu at FUWN Uf N0aAEfA. taNvfy pe " fHF TERRITORY uF Afix0SAt 'f ttf. bt feeulaf meeting of tle Common, r HI the Iowt uf N0F8lts. County ef 4tUt, lttfltUfy 0t Af2uua, held on the Eff. t VIZ August <. ' ltW. II. v Kelsey prese.t q said Common Council a franchise for fE, ' pose oi supplying said Town. and ifs ithnts, with gas which said franchise ,e ra' among the records uf said Common c,,,,D Whereupon said Common Council. hv t,a, lun duly spread upon its minutes. stated t Tact, that said Common Council deet,ea t9 granting 0f said franchise, to II W Ej beneheial to said Municipal Corporation ordered that the question, whether franchise shall be granted or not to said il V' Kelsey be submitted Co the qualified vofar. said Municipal Corporation. IT Is Tuprrpc,, ORDERED by the Common Council of tbe rog' ot Nogales, County of Santa Cruz, Tcrriforv 5 Arizona, that special election (uuder t provisions of CHATTER 1, Page g. Session ra,t of the Fwenty-Third Legislative Assemhiv To ritory of Arizona, i905) be called for ahov. mentioned purpose, on Tuesday the l7tb dav Of September A. D. 1907, and that the Polls I, held in the Masonic Hall in the Town lf Nogales, Arizona aud that the Polls be Eert open from so'cock q. m until o'clock D. m of said day. ''
 J. F. BRICKWOOD Attest: ''i1oia' T. J. MUNICH, Town Clerk
The oasis., 1907-08-24
Right You Are.

Nogales has a Board of Trade, and most excellent ohe. too, judg- ing from the first annual report, just made public. During the past year the board was very active indeed, and the results are numer- rous enough to convince the most skeptical, of the benefits to be derived from such an organization. Other Arizona cities would do we'll to follow the example set by the enterprising city of Nogales.- Paradise Record.
The oasis., 1907-08-24
OBJECTIONS wfet FEW
Voters Give Franchise 10 Wstsr Com.
 psny by Vote of ss to "A.

Order came out of chaos and the complicated and unpleasant con. troversy between the Nogales Town Council and the Nogales Water Company, to all appearances, was strightened out Tuesday when the voters of the town by vote of S5 to IA gave to the Water Company a twenty-five year franchise.
 The proposition submitted to the town council by the Water Con- pany on July 6 and by the council submitted to the people, to judge by the result of Tuesdays election, was acceptable to the people.
 There was a notable lack of in- terest, as is too often the case in special elections, only 101 voters appearing at the polls. Of the 101 votes cast two ballots were defec- lively marked and were rejected, leaving the result S5 to 14 in favor of the proposition.
 Hon. Bo. J. Whiteside presided as inspector at the polls, with Harry J. Smith and J. w. Leehey as judges. The clerks were J. A. Faymonville, George A. Narbeth and Patt R. Sullivan. Marshal, J. B. Moore.
 Tuesday night the council met and ratified the result of the elec- ton, affirming the count of the ballots, and next day the franchise, in accordance with the terms voted upon, was drawn up and signed by the mayor and others whose signatures were required to make t binding.
 Mayor Brickwood was inter- viewed on the subject by THE OASIS representative and expressed him. elf as we'll pleased with the final result of the controversy, as under he new order of things the reser- Foir on the hill will be completed, giving the city good fire protection, and an emergency pump will be installed at the Bayze ranch, north 'f town, so Nogales may not lack water in case of accident to the plant across the line.
 Ii there is any dissatisfaction cit in other quarters it is not so 'oisterously expressed as to attract Ittention. And if the truth were ,nown it is quite probable that everal of the fourteen who voted . Lgainst the franchise are not great ! y displeased with the final out ome.
 MT. L. Ephraim, interviewed on 'ehalf of the Water Company, says york will be resumed as soon as possible on the reservoir on the | hillside above the court house and ! n other improvements.
The oasis., 1907-08-24
DEATH OF SAMUEL M'cLlNTocK
Well Known Young Man Succumbs to
 Fever Contracted in Mexico.

Sunday morning there passed away at the Sisters hospital here a young man whose death is much regretted by the people of Nogales, most of whom knew him we'll.
The oasis., 1907-08-24
N0CALES NOTES.

MT. W. T. Christman of Los Angeles passed through Nogales Thursday.
 Mr. J. Rebiel of Los Angeles. Cal, stopped in Nogales last Wednesday.
 Customs Inspector Paul Sprecher visited Benson Thursday on official business.
 Wednesday Mrs. George B. Marsh left for Litchfeld, H., for months visit with relatives.
 Tuesday morning Miss Anna Riggs left for her home in Iowa, for months visit with relatives.
 Mir. w, W. Johnson of Duques ne came in from the camp Thursday and spent the day in Nogales.
 Mr. W. L. Ketchum of Los An. geles, Cal, was guest of the Mon- tezuma Hotel Friday last.
 MT. H. K. Chenoweth came to Nogales last Wednesday from the new mine on the west slope of the Santa Cruz mountains, about twenty-five miles southeast from Nogales, owned by himself and brother, Dr. ". F. Chenoweth.
 Attorney D. A. Richardson. of Douglas, was in Nogales Thursday, having business matters requiring his attention on the Sonora side of the line. The gentleman is we'll known in Nogales, having practised his profession here for some time, previous to his removal to Douglas.
 One of the busiest places in No- gales nowadays Is the plant of the Nogales and Sonora Manufacturing Co, on Potrero avenue, where a large force of men are constantly at work constructing mining and other machinery, for which orders are at all times on file in the offices.
 Sunday, August II, MT. Thomas Bates died at Alamos, Sonora, of consumption. MT. Bates was at one time locomotive engineer on the Sonora railroad, but more recently l worked at the mines in southern Sonora. While employed as pump man at one of the mines last winter he contracted the disease that re- suited in his death
 The regular passenger train due in Nogales at 7:05 last night from the south did not arrive till 9:30 this morning. This train, to which was attached the private car of Colonel Randolph. carrying Mir. Randolph and Mir Kruttschnitt of the Southern Pacific railway, and Superintendent Oster's private car, occupied by that gentleman and his secretary, was held up by the wrecking of freight train near Santa Ana, on the Sonora railway. The wreck was bad, and blocked the road some fifteen hours, but fortunately no one was injured.
The oasis., 1907-08-24

Heavy black cardboard for mounting photographs for sale at THE OASIS office.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-16
Sarthols.M

Sic Naffrage nad) Sartbol5. ut
9r0Bcr, ais ie, es lueroen aber lett
etlpn touienb Wiaionen Sub meniger
geidlngen. uls Dor lieben Subrelt.
Iieien Tbotbeltono tbeilt ons SORT
9iireol Der Hcgierun9 nit; er lit olio
5ltpcrldiiig. Natiirlid> lino on9ellhtS
oicier Sbotiote Die Sol5preiie tart
oeitiegen. 9ieEreisiteigcrung betr1gt
iiir Die perihieoenen Sartbulj.Irtcn
bon % bis 60 EroSent. Gus 6allen
bon Gidenbol5, bas IN 1899 nod
mebr oils Die S1lfte uniercr bnrtct
Sol5orten nllsnlofte, lit Inn 36 Ero'
sent 5uriidgegan9en. 8elbes YappcIs
bpl5, oos friiber Die 5lueit1robte Nus.
bclte l~ieferte, lit 3S Ero5ent unO III.
mcnbol5 io9or 80 Ero5ent blnter Den
iriiberen ,S1llungen 5nriidgebliebcl,.
Son meifen Sol5arten lperoen bier.
nal louiel gefuut, oils bon bortcll.
olein Mongel an Den Griteren piirbe
llnlere SnonItrie'n nid)t 10 ifmer
t%reffel,, mic Der Wongel an bortcn
Sol5orter. Die Mobcl. Snouitrie, aii.
Ter, Wa%genboller, G%iienbobnell, Sele-
grupbcn. uno Selepbon.8 cielihoitcn.
Iobriten fir lonomirtbid)oitlife &C.
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oaS bortc Spl5 III 3utlnIt berfpnt.
men? Ohio unb Snbiunu, Die nod
Dor ileben Sobren an Scr Spibe Der
Sartbol5 proouSirenoen Stooten lton.
Den, lieiern iebt nidt mebr b%olbippicl.
&linpis, Soma, aentudp, Mihigon.
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Senneile, Seros, @eit.& irginien llno
@isconiin p~roouSircn cbenfaus uiel
meniger, oils iriiber. Tie Gcntren Ser
Erooliftion liegen jett in Sen Stao.
ten an ben 9roBen See'n unO I'M I'M.
teren Wliiiiiippi.S bale, ionic in oen
Ippalatlcn. Bergen. Settcre bobcn
jest nod Die groBten @eitGlloe an
Sortbol5.Mrtcn @liidliderluciie limb
bort nod 70 Willipnen Nfcr belton.
Den, Inn Den @ebarf bel rotioneller
notwithstanding olti Sabre binal,s
ju oefen. @iro ooroui lo~sscpirtb.
ld)aftet, lpie bisber, 10 miro Der Man.
gel fiir uniere Snbuitrie'n empiinol;d,
lperoen. Gle Sol5irage miro in ii.
1dn .Girtlllor Der Torit.@ eboroen
~Sbe @arnins Saropooo Siippln
Circular 116" olsfiibrIif bebaroelt.
EasIelbe fam bon Dem n0oreiter,
NoreIt.S erpiee, @~oibington, 9. g."
be5ogen perben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-16
Scrbltiuahlcn.

Gieies Sabr lit, mas Die arnerifa=
niiden FoIitifcr cin nSff.Deor" nett
men, 3. b. ein Sabr, in Dem feline
National. lln0 MIR ipenige StaatS.
ipablen ltattfinoen. Der @eihdftsr
iuelt iino iolte Sabre ant liebiten,
neil lie nnt luenigiten StDrung IN
boS mirtbidoitlide &eben oes Cant
bcs bringen. Cine ErGiioentennpabI
nit oen Wtogli6fcitcn zines GerIos
men. uno SpitemWed)iels, nit Ser.
ifiebnngen IN Dem StdrfeperbGltniB
Der Yarteien bri1gt INNER cine
mlebr oOer meniger ltnrfe 0eunrl6l=
glng in inouItriellen ullO geld01ts
lihcn areilen NIT lid. SIM laltfen-
ben Sabre fin0cn MIR lpeni9e 8ob.
len ltutt, Die ollf oos mirtbi6aftlid)e
Scbcn bes gall5en 2anoes menig
noer feline @irfung baben, bod
items, oaB man lie fir Ole Nationul.
lpobl bes nGdlten Sobres 81 Oeuten
illdt unb Shliiiie iiir Die Yrdiioen.
tempobl olls ibnen 3iebt. Sed)5
Staoten m1blen I'M nG6lten No.
penlber 8ouperneure: Morplorlo,
Wiiiiiiippi, &entlldp, Neru . Serlep,
Mbpoe Sslanb unb Woiiaduietts. Sn
Wiiiiliippi lit Die ocmofrotiihe No-
minotion qIcidbeoeuteno nit Der
G%ru6blung oes Oemofrotii6en Gon-
biooten. Sn Gentllfp uno Worp-
LAMB, beioe in Der Hegel oenlofroti-
Idle Stooten, iteben nlld bicsmol Die
9lftien ser 9cmofrnten gut. NeiUs
Seriep bos oils rcplblifanii6erS taot
gilt u1b bel Ser letten 8~ouperncurS.
ipubl Dem repllblifoniihen Candida
ten cine Webrbeit BON rllno 10000
Stinmen CAB, lit oiesnal 5lpeifel-
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icb," bos ben Semperen5lern nnb
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Gon5eiiionen einrGunltc, bat picl bo.
ies 9lllt genlo6t, uno ga Die @freier
Oenfenoen Glementc felt 5ulonnen.
mpllcn, biirite alld) IN Nep=
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froten 5llfaQcn. Hbooc Sslano, oas
infer Der Gl,dtel elmer itorfen poll.
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republifaniidyen 8ollpernellr nab
len. Sn Wolioduietts iino Die DC.
mofroten ltneins, unb 10 meroen lie
trob ser BORT populGren uno bon Den
9enofroten befiirluorteten Sorifs
menig Mllsli6t babe1l, lbrcn
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rigcn S%crhitDablen OieleS Sabrcs
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Nooiepelt empioblene Sbeo. Burton
Dem ietigen Manor Com 8. Sobn'
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-16
9ic in Gbieasu crid)cincmbe 3eitidriit
Die Wlufc"

nSie Wlufc"
crl1Bt Elm Reconsideration:
l.. Sir einen oeutif.amerifonildcn
Gpmon: (3eit, 1. September 1908,
llnfang ca. so bis 100 9rlldieiten
Der n@lode"O eriter &reis $3.50 nebit
itblifem Sonorur, ~3lpeiter Ereis $3.50
nebIt iiblidem Sonoror.
.. Sir cine beutid)-anlerifonii6e
Nopeue: (3eit, 1. Sebruor 1908, llm-
lang 20 bis 80 0rudieiten) eriter
Ereis $50 nebit iibli6em Sonoror,
5lpeiter Ereis $50 nebit ilblibem 500
noror.
3. sir cine belltifsomlerifaniide
Sllnloreste: (3eit, 1. Nopember 1907,
llnnfong 8 bis 10 9rlldieiten) eriter
Freis $50 ncbIt iiblidem Sonoror;
3%peiter Ereis $50 nebit iibli6em SO.
noror..
Serner fir ben better slufias 5,lr
Seo'ttfuortllng Der Srogge:
4. n@os iinb Die &rebsid)1oen bcs
bcllti6en Sereinslebens in 9lmerifo
mo iuie f0llnen lie beieitigt meroen?"
(3eit 1. Nopember 1907, ltmfnng )
bis 6 0rlldieiten) ~erIter Yreis $50
nebIt ilblidem Sonorar, 5neiter YreiS
$40 nebit iiblibem Sonorar.
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ser r8lofe," S09-S1t Sd)iaer
@lliloing," Chicago, 5u obreiiircn.
Die Hcboftion bemerft oo5u: $50
iiber Die glnloge Ser glrbeiten ollBer
Gem Gomon feline nGberen Angaben
notbig iino, DoQen mir nur mittbei-
len, mas mir bel Dem &oman erlpor-
ten. Ser Serfoiler muB nit Der
geidid)tliben Gnttpidelung oeS
Gelltidtbums in 9(merifa 10 iehr
ncrtrollt iein, ooB er an Der geibidt.
lihen @irfli6feit tppiide 3iige bes
0eutldtbumS pubrgenommen bat;
nibt blob perionlide grfabrungcn
llno Soeole mo6ten mir gei6iloert
ieben, ionbern bas 9ilo, bos mir er.
lporten, ioQ umfoIienoer aus Ben
lpirfliden &erb1ltniiien ser 8eger-
mart mo Sergangenbeit ouflteigen.
@fit bieier 5orberung elmer biItpril6
iueiten StuOie modtcn mir ifipd6ere
Der INSTRUMENTATION
Foeterei pom @ettbelperb allslflie.
ben. @ei( etlpos mirflib @roBes per-
longt miro, ioll ser Honlunpreis aud
nid)t inter allen lln1lt1l1oen pertbeilt
merben. SonOern ipenn oie Yriifung
ergibt, OaB bas Grlportete nidt gelei-
ltct muroc, 10 miro ser Yreis nod ei1
Sobr lGnger init glei6er Gergiitung
iteben bleiben, mGbrenb nutiirlid) oie
iiir i'm iebt Ulseeihriebenen Sergio
tlllgen anoercn brouhbaren Irbeis
ten bie einlallfen, alsgetbeilt lper-
ben.
Genm mir ~perfolgen nit oieier Illf-
gnbe nod eilell ipeitcren @eoarfcn.
Ger Honlnn iol Elm fiinitlerild)es BE-
fenntniB 81 Der Srage iein, mie es
nit Dem 9eutidtbum in Imerifa
itebe. @ns mill Ser 9elttide in Ole.
lem 2anoe? &ns bat CT an blelbcr,
ben @iitern ermprbcn? WaS iino bel
Der I%bnabme Der @inmanberung mo
Der REMEMBERING bes fultlrellen
Mrnerifo's feline IuSiibten uno Gr'
luortungcn icine Sdbigfeiten nno
;3iele? Suf olle oieie 6ragen fam
poll Soffnlng ober audi obne ieoe
Sofinltng geantiportet meroen. Mltd,
nenn Die .@lode" Elm pormdrtsItre'
benoes, ADMINISTRATORS 9latt lit,
iol oos Die Mntiport oes &iinitlers
bod niht beltimmen; Oenn lelblt
lpenlt iie polig entmutbigeno alls'
iiele, miiroe cine ernlte Selbitbelins
nllna Der 0eutiden in Imlerifa bod
bon 9roBem @ertbe fem"
2eopplO @0Ifltng 5eigt
bel Der @obl ieiner 9rGute einen
r.Sn. Gi,fl1 m.4k:,, Nl,t,,-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-16
Mnrn Mnnraru Ieiae.

SO itar6 am Il. Sftober 1907. GAO Nipr9ens,
WarD Wiagrap 8eigc, geliebete Satin o9n 6res
uno Der ncritor0enen @lifaOetb Diagram. 8.S.Y.
Gernanote :ino 6relinoe Der Sun,tlie itiln dds
tlnesooll ein9elaoen. oer Seeroigullg bei3ltipobs
men, mel6e dnI Tpuncritas, Wtorgels 129 lbr,
BON 9tr. 1919, GitsgiaoiforsS traBe, aus nab
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