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Gilpin observer., 1907-10-31

At the Presbyterian church Sunday
evening Rev. A. j. MacMurtry preach
ed his closing sermon. He leaves this
week for Denver where he will locate
and will do special work. He will at
times visit the various churches of the
state and will deliver sermons from the
pulpit Of the Presbyterian church in this
city at different times. Rev. MacMur-
try had only resided in the city few
months. Among some of his congreg a.
tion his style of preaching was salts
factory and among others he was criti-
cised. To the writer, Rev. MacMurtry
appeared to be man of deep learning,
a thinker and scholar. On scientific
subjects he possessed extensive know
ledge. It had only been the pleasure Of
the writer to hear the reverend gentle
man on three occasions and these talks
were appreciated, being both edifying
and instructive.
Gilpin observer., 1907-10-31

The Clear Creek circuit again exhibit
ed their moving pictures at the Opera
house Sunday evening, and the crowd
present was much larger than the pre-
ceding Sunday. The pictures and songs
were very good. The young men con-
Quoting the show announced on Sunday
evening that they were endeavoring to
secure the films of the Cans Nelson fight
and would probably have them to show
at their entertainment to be given two
evenings of this week. Friday and Sat-
urday.
Gilpin observer., 1907-10-31

Anyone subject to headaches caused
by eyestrain or weak eyes, and in need
of scientifically adjusted glasses, should
not fail to see Mr. H. Icove while here.
He has been coming here regularly for
over six years and counts among his
numerous patront some of the best
known residents of Gilpin county. He
will be at Mrs. Holbrook's in Black
Hawk November 9th and 9Th, and at
the Teller house, Central City, the rest
of the week.
Gilpin observer., 1907-10-31
Tenderfeet Of the Ocean.

Western farmer boys are fine. spir.
tied fellows. Of good physique, but it
IL q melancholy fact that most Of
them do not remain in the naval serv.
Ice. The desertions. which are 80 dis
creditable to our navy, occur chiefly
among those lads who have never
smelled salt water until they are sent
aboard training ship. They are the
"tenderfeet" Of the ocean. and acute
homesickness Is a raging malady
among them.-Boston Transcript
Gilpin observer., 1907-10-31
Worked AIa NAV

What must do to be saved?" cried
the plutocrat at the mourners' bench.
Take all your ill-gotten gains and
restore them to the ones from whom
you took them?" Numbered the ex-
horter.
Next day the plutocrat wrote checks
for most Of his fortune in favor of
his business rivals. who Immediately
thought he had gone crazy. and 20
they played the market against his
corporations. and as a result they had
to fork over the amount OF the checks
and twice as much more to him when
the market closed.
Gilpin observer., 1907-10-31

Following government instructions,
Postmaster Wilkinson made count of
every piece of mail matter sent. from
the local Office for period of one week.
The count was finished last Friday and
it may be of interest to the readers to
know the amount of outgoing mail
handled by the postoffice in this city.
The week in which the count was made,
SO the attaches of the Office claim, was
an average one. The amount of mail
matter sent out was, 1888 letters, 561
postals, 623 pieces paid at pound rates,
$50 pieces free in the county, rs pieces
second-class transient, Ia first-class
packages, 66 third-class packages, IS
fourth-class packages and "a pieces of
penalty matter. It is difficult to ascer-
tain the exact number of letters or pos
tails sent from this city as considerable
of this class Of mail is not sent through
the Office. Every day large number
of letters are taken from here by the
hacks and individuals and sent out 30
that the postmaster at Forks Of Creek
will receive the cancellation. The OBJ
ject Of the government in making the
count was to attempt to locate the cause
for the annual deficit In the postal de-
partment.
Gilpin observer., 1907-10-31

The sidewalk on both sides of Main
street at the point where the excava-
tion work for the new fume is being
done, is in very weakened condition.
Notices to this effect have been posted
on both sides of the flume, but they are
disregarded by the large crowds which
congregate there to watch the workmen
in their employment. If these people
should happen to take dip into the
sewer it would be no ones fault but
their own, for they are warned of the
danger.
Gilpin observer., 1907-10-31
this city Tuesday.

ChlS clty Iuesday.
Ralph Bennallack and Dick Bruhl,
who have been employed at the Will
Jams Livery stables for some time past,
left last Tuesday for Cripple Creek,
where they intend to remain if they can
find suitable employment.
Beatrice Rule returned Tuesday even
ing from visit to relatives in Denver.
Annie Miller, who has been visiting
in Wyoming for several months past,
returned home Tuesday evening.
Frank Rule returned Tuesday even
ing from Salt Lake City, where he had
been in attendance at coursing meet
ing.
Charley Sweet, for the past year or
so the tonsorial artist at Bass barber
shop, left last week for Spokane, Wash
ington.
Robert Lewis was passenger to the
Queen City Thursday morning.
VIM. Harvey was business visitor
to Denver this morning.
Edgar Withrow went to Denver this
morning on legal businesss.
George McFarlane went to Denver
this morning to visit his mother.
Hugh Butler, prominent lawyer of
Denver, came up on Wednesday to at
tend to legal matters.
Chas. Stumm, w. E. Renshaw and E.
M. Sabin of Idaho Springs, were busi-
ness visitors to this city Wednesday.
]. C. Fowler went over to Idaho
Springs where he is making a survey in
the Newhouse tunnel.
Jos. S. Kimball returned on Sunday
from Lake Edith, where he has been
sojourning for the past month.
John Eilmann and wife were visitors
to Idaho Springs on Sunday.
Thos. Reynolds is up from Cripple
Creek on visit to his sister, Mrs. Frank
Teats and family.
Josie Scheffler came up from Denver
Saturday afternoon on visit to her
mother.
P. R. Alsdorf was visitor to Denver
on Saturday.
Miss Edith Oxly of Idaho Springs,
was visiting with friends in this city
last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. McGrath went to Idaho
Springs Saturday to witness the football
game.
Jas. Lightbourn went to Boulder Sat-
urday to visit with his family.
Fred Bushover went to the valley on
Saturday for horses.
VIM. Anger went to Denver Saturday
morning and returned that evening, ac-
companied by his daughter Nellie, who
has been sick for some time in St. Luke 8
hospital.
G. M. Laird and Cliff Gilbert went to
Denver Tuesday on mining business.
DR.. Asquith has been visiting in Dem
yer this week and taking degrees in
Masonry. DR.. A. Ashbaugh has been
looking after his practice.
Thos. Cody was a visitor to Denver
on Tuesday.
John Loughran went to Denver yes
terday to attend the funeral of his
nephew, James Loughran.
Gilpin observer., 1907-10-31
Inereass Of WIdow,.

Why does the proportional number
of widows increase steadily? asks .
Swiss journal. and gives in reply sew.
eral reasons-the men are engaged In
more hazardous occupations: they
waste too much time in taverns, drink
ing and squabbling over politics. and
they generally burn the candle at both
ends. Hence the insurance companies
are beginning to ask higher rate Of
men than of women.
Gilpin observer., 1907-10-31
VAIN. Of The Loe.I pre,,.

The farmer Is friend OF the local
press. He is the spinal column OF
the editors subscription list. Tho
other sources Of the editors support
are the merchants Of the town and
the business men in general. Let
the business mon stand by the local
press in the way Of advertising, as
the farmer does in the way OF sub
scription. and all concerned will rs-
ceive greater benefits.
Gilpin observer., 1907-10-31

Tonight is Halloween and if you have
anything about the premises that is
portable and that the small boys are
apt to get their hands on you had better
bring it in the parlor. The rising gen.
GRAFTON in Central usually are not very
annoying with their pranks on Hallow-
e'en, but for fear they might get to going
too strong, an extra detail of police will
be put on.
Gilpin observer., 1907-10-31
Msresnarx Esmlnlnltx.

II IL perhaps q primeval instinct OF
womanhood to worship the success
which can be materialized: and only
few Of Us are capable Of appreciating
the worth Of q genius which has NO
equivalent result to show in pounds,
shillings and pence.-Black and White.
Gilpin observer., 1907-10-31

A snow storm is about due, and dur
ing the past week the heavens have
been very threatening. About foot
of the beautiful would do no harm and
no.doubt prevent lot of sickness which
is going the rounds.
Gilpin observer., 1907-10-31
Wrong Time.

1T seems queer" remarked the
thoughtful thinker. that hammocks
are used only In the summer"
Whats queer about IT." queried
the dense person.
"The experience OF the average man
would lead him to believe they were
built for the fall" explained the
thoughtful thinker.
Gilpin observer., 1907-10-31

The work of constructing the new
fume across Main street and under the
Harris block, is being pushed ahead
with all possible speed by Contractors
Glanville & Peck. The stone and car
penter work is being done by competent
men, and when this flume is completed
it will be one of best in the city.
Gilpin observer., 1907-10-31

Mrs. Ellen Waters, the aged lady who
died last Thursday afternoon, was buried
Sunday from the Episcopal church. Her
son Joe came up from Cripple Creek to
attend the funeral.
Gilpin observer., 1907-10-31

A. Lipp of the Teller house, has Sc
cured the services of an AL mixologist
for his bar, and is now better able than
ever to serve the people who patronize
his place of business.
Gilpin observer., 1907-10-31

Don't ruin your eyes reading by a
coal oil lamp. Use electric lights. Let
US point out the difference to you.
THE GILPIN L. H. & P. Co.
Gilpin observer., 1907-10-31
Nav Llne 10 ou.temsI..

A railroad will soon be completed
which will extend from Puerto Barrios,
on the Atlantic coast. to the city Of
Guatemala, putting the capital Of the
Central American republic within ave
days steam communication Of New
York. .s.~,..
Gilpin observer., 1907-10-31

See the Hull detachable handle um
brellas-s something new. Finest um
brellas made. At Rapin's.
Gilpin observer., 1907-10-31

Will Bosanko expects his family to
arrive home this evening from an ex-
tended visit in Glens Falls, New York,
and that's the reason Billy is wearing
the smile that won't come off.
Gilpin observer., 1907-10-31

If you want to save money and at the
same time have the best there is to be
had in the grocery line, trade at Faw.
ley's.
Gilpin observer., 1907-10-31

Lost, strayed or stolen-Red COW with
black face. Suitable reward will be
given for return to Mrs.. Kate Mimi
gotti, Black Hawk. ...
Gilpin observer., 1907-10-31

Let US fill your prescriptions, we will
use the best goods and not over-charge
you. PALACE DRUG STORE.
Gilpin observer., 1907-10-31

Some of the finest Concord grapes
ever shipped into the city are on sale at
Hawley's.
Gilpin observer., 1907-10-31

Go in and see the new electric sewing
machines at Rapin's. No trouble to
show them.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-27
Spnhpu's nencr gor0-M appr.

NlliGGriif lin Mce5ltc ctbdlt Die
Soupt'to0t oea 6rtti'heli HcidjcS cin
nc,!c$ 0Gcrboatt.. Mn 30. '9epten,
Der 0es pqrtasr No0Fesl aniqee Sir
-Sj4ionl Nurnic 4Er2qjGr3 letles 3cl-
hens ein Senpi& tabr{Htont All9 S4e'l-
baber Der. l~6cforutffh TciFfirn1n
Goof, SIT SiieI{ut pit(be9eGrttn Sfrnte
erm1blt, uuo jcBt 9clloil nodl clncm
Sabre. bot rlon jhnl III, ser &erion
res Sir soHn Charles @cH ciren
Nohfolger Ge0cben. Pas 0cIdob ll-
ter oer1 iibliden often Gercnlonicn
Die nit 10 0roEcr Ircllc jenIett2 cc@
aonols crboltcn mcrOen ltno cinen
10 %nltif0ligeu mcgerlab ST. 0cn Or,
Iheiumnl0en oc4 mooertcn SebcnS
biloen. sir Eobn Charles 9ell ltebt
leit 1882 I'M CbrcuoicuIte Ger Stoot,
ltno ga CT ser 0ltelte alderman, 3. !
TatbSbcrr mar, Scr foIt INNER sum-
2oromoDor beitimmt wiro, 10 bcbcll,
tet ieinc Grlp0hlun9 fir 9}icmanG,
cine llcbcrroidlung. Sir Sobn
Charles WcQ lit IN cirem nnoeren
acknowledgements ais icin &orgdnqCr
tb0tig, CT lit oGhoirmot" 5. +. GrG-
iibert Der ngScnlod Nreberp s." olIo
Elm Sroucr NroBcn Strfs. 4oa Nn1t
oes 2pronNnora lit ldngit eln 1nlr
ocfprutipcs; g crbriidt hcit SrGaer
nidt. 1aiiir lit cs uber nit offer.
borlb 1roBen 0ltberen gbren pcrbtnl>
ben. PIN 8. Nopcnlbcr leiItct Scr nett,
gcpGhltc 2~prnmopor icncn GienitciN
ilno tags Eorollf fohrt rr IN prltnts
boiler HnrplIc nno lllrt ntlttcloltcrll-
dlcnn Eonipc llnd) 6enl obcritcn Be=
ri6tSbofc, I'M ocnt 8bni0 Ercilc III
ld)luorcn. NbcuoS gicbt or in Der
@uilb Soil cin IcItbonfett lrnn
nlnllnt oonn @ciib ppn %iei1cr @obs
nlng i'm Moniion Sonic, DEM Stoot,
ballie. Gr Gilt nGd)It oellt &oni4e ais
Der Sod)itc I'M Mona III Der Stoot,
lit Witglie0 ocs @ebeinen Motb3
nno SoferfN0uirol bon Sonbpn, -
lolttcr MiIrrcn, sic llidt nit iebr Der
ontiportll6cn Efllhtcll pcrbunbeu
linb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-27
Mns eem 1Slpttcn=T cpartemcnt.
@o bin0ton, .. g.. 26.

va binNton, 3. g.. 26. eft.
- 9ieutenont . COMMANDER 6. s..
Campbell, Napiaotor oes areilSers
vMilpallfec," lit 3ltnl Nahfolaer oes
Gapitails Gicbl ais General Hnoiteitr
Der Jlottc crnonnt lporben. Tiebi
miro bos Commando beS Shladt.
id)iifes uSoabo" iiberltebmeit, metln
oleIes I'M tonlntGtocn rSoittar IN
Giclit 1eltcllt miro.
Gem Gnpit1n @nI. Smift, meld)cr
oaS Shlnd,tldjiii Connecticut" cont
1lanolrtc, ols bicics bel Gltlefru IS
lono ulltiltbr, lit Ser Heit Der 3cit
lelner Sltapeniion crlaiien moroet. Gr
mar sur S%ltspenlion off ein Sabr per
nrtbeilt, bicIer Sernnin ober aitf nelil,
Wonate obgcmiIoert moroen. Smift
bat lcd)a Monate nbpebiiBt; CT miro
ciitcm alloeren GicnIt ais Dem oea
GommonOos zines Sd)iifes si,eeluie.
iel, rperoer1.
Gle gum @eidypaoer bes Iomirals
Sebree aeborenoen Shiife vWalbing'
ton" nno .Senneliee" iinb, mad, elmer
Dem 6lotten Department 5itgeganu
aenen Nad)rift, bon Sort OF Spalli
nod bio DC Saneirp abgeiohren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-27
llntcrind)ung anacitrcbt.
NJ iluoufcc. Niec. 26 SFtr

" ilmnufcc @iSc.. 26. Cftobcr.
Sic Commercial lcIcgropbcrS'
Union" bat Scihliillc ongcnonnlen,
III mcld,clt es bcibt, oob Die Selegro-
pbclt.@ eicIlldloitcn Gcpeihcn all0c.
nonlncn bnbell meld)e Ourd bic Mott
nod ihrcm WeltinlmunNSort 0einllot
mo BORT @ebllfs ablicIcrln0 al bic
Nore'Iutcn nti Tepeid)en. Iornntlarc
lnt9eidricben lporben iinb. 2ofol.
Unions merocn erii,dt. ihrc Scnoto.
rem uno Observation-Disclosures oni,ufor-
bern. cine 9etpcgmg SIT mlteritiitcn,
Somit bic Sohc bonn Golt0rcb III.
terltilbt luerbc. Sin Mihpallfee'r 81.
ienbobr. S%eIcgropbilt fat crflGrt. bob
Der Srocn Scr Giicnbahn, S~clcoropbi.
itcn elmer %erbinolina nit ser ,Gom-
lncreial SelceropherS' llnion" in &c.
ItoIt elmer &%erid)nlel5lng Der beloet
llrlonS clltgcgcn trctcn lpcr0c, hu Die
Mchrbeit Scr Giienbabr.S clcaropbi.
item acecll oieien Ylon Jet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-27
aaiier nno ErinsefdJcm.
81 rti,clrbes @eihidtd,e,l 10

81 rtijclloes @eihidtdell miro
ppn Der sSaierMatiou4 ilbcr bic
Goilettcnfrogen I'M aoiierboltS CT.
56blt, Die nit Der SerhIt Tqrabe III
9crbiitoitng itclcn iinD oos SAINT
lienleben in Scr faiierlid)cn Talnilie
nett idultriren: Die iitnee Nrtt5ciiin
Gifteria 9uiic iolte fir Die SCRIPT
Euruoe Elm Watroienfleio befonlmell.
slls es ihr BON Der Sofidncioerin &C.
brndlt mlrbc, 0eiicl es ibr aud otis.
neblueno nut, mn Ole &nopIc crIdllc-
ilell ibr Gin bi@d)en SIT oilrftlg. %
tic rliii, mic oittb anbere lilllge Wtoo-
den, Dos 9eitreben bat, am Faraoe'
toge Dor Den pielen 9eiutern uto
Den ollslu1rtigen 8aiten, Die atgelle
Ikflid in Berlin oi1peiel,o limo, II
eiiien, redot idrnhden aoitilm ST. ers
id,cinen5 il ert,luoiate tic it'd bel Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-27
NprO=G rDgei1ob=g Bargains,

Sdnei0erinL Oh 0ielen1 llebel nidlt
o~bgeboller lperocn fonne. 8ieSdJnei.
berlin o%l1pporttte, BOB nibtS leid)tcr
mare oils oieies: lie Bate iogor icbr
biibide polienbe anGpfe, bic offer
bil1oa - ouS Stif eine W}orf TO,
~iteten. 9ieier Hrtia lGien scr lrtlt.
5elIin bod ein tisbcn ST bod fir ei-
llen &nopf. ltn0 tic ipo9te ullcin ltidlt
ole Gntldcioung, iolibcrn crfl0rte:
So mllB ib crit Sotern frogen."
Nn1 9tohnlitta9 fam Nun Die SGnet=
berlin 5llriid, I'm it'd bnrnoI 81 cr-
tnnoigcm Oh Die &n6pfc Min 0ltrG)
Die tbeucrercl1 erIeBt mer0cn iollteL
erhielt obcr bon Scr Erin5eIiiu oie
Intluort: v9!eilt, idl bo6c &otcrn &c.
irnQt. &oter crloubt ca nitt. Gr
bot Qelo0t, &nopfc iiir cine Mart
lillb piel SIT tbeltcr, 10 pcrId)penbe-
rid oorf ntott nidt iein," IS blieb
dip bel oen alten &nopfen; ober
nFrin5eBhcn" - 10 beiBt &rin5eiiin
@ittoria Cutie ollgemein BET Sofe -
hdt troB0cm nod) ilbcreinItimncnoer
@efunbllrg idmmtlitcr 2(lupcienbel.
bel Scr Earooc Icbr lilhif oltsgelc-
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-27
HGtbielGaftcs Sdiffsungliif.
Gonipfer nGn1preb Of China" I'M Sa'
fen BON Goncouper ulltergegan.

Gortlano,S Gre, 26. Sftober..
Giner Gepcide aus Sancouper, 80,
5ufolac. lit Der prddtige Orient Cant
pier Ser Canadian Eoeific. Gilcnbabn
.GmpreB Of China" III icilenr God
I'M Safen geillnfen. Won ninln1t oil
oob Die Seebdbne oll S6iffSbooen
bon irgcno Scenario III I%repclbaiter
S(biiht gcoifnet poroen lillo, Ser gc-
ilntfe1le Camper legtc iid ollf Die
9%odbor0leite mo Die Maid}incn utD
bic SpnomoS beS Sd)iifes beIinoen
iih inter @oiicr. Ger Soliptoed lie1t
nltf ser 9odborbicite nlebrere Sub I'M
@oiler. Cen gon5en EoN iiber hottc
man 5lpiiden flint lnlb ictbS bmbert
Sonncn WtehI olli sen Gompier Der
lo0cll. 0c9en 6 llhr Nbcnba bcmcrfte
Gin Stemmo, bob @olier ilbcr boS
rntcre &crbed lticg. Gr ihIlg iofort
Nlorm llno Die Eumpcn murocn be.
nlonnt, bod mar cs id)on 81, ipGt, ou
Ole @aliermoiicn I'M Sdiiisroum
idpon 5u groB ibore1. I'm s llGr
Nbcllos mar Ser 0onlpier idon 10
lpclt 9eiuaten, boB Der 9ldterItepan
I'M Shlnmm itod. Gie Woidiniiten
perlieben nllnn,ebr Dos Tobr5el'g.
Ter Gampier lit oilf cine Miaion
Collars beipertbet. Gr lit 1856 TuB
lang llnb lit I'M Sabre 1891 ilt Gnos
lnno aebollt morocn. Gr ioQtc lt1d,.
Itcu Gonnerltu1 nit ToiioQiercn ilrlo
ocr brltllden Sonofona Eoit nod)
Nlten ab0ebcn. Solid)er perilldcn Die
SeebGblie 5l id)licber nrO Seilers
'priben iiub reQllirirt morocn, INN ooS
MoN'cr ais Dem Sdific III pulnpcn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-27
GfcIapcafc CampicraG umpagnic.
Ghefapeafe.Xtnte.
Gle0nute VaHaaier.S an,pier .Ausnha" nnb


,guiumbta" nad1
DID 9ptut GuinJprt unp Werfult, Sa.
Sampler ~oeriaffeu Baltimore td9tih (duSge'
toulmeIl Gonntaos) I'M L.30 Ibeuo5 Ino fouls
nten In DID Gpifii Soitfort tim 8 uhr MorgerS
1ttto tn Horfolf i'm lis Wiprgers an, 1n'
fhiiebenb an Die GtfeurdbnSiiae. rat anen
Yorf-Miner.atnte.
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..gGltiripreh
naet Meft.Fnint Enb Mtdtnrnh, l9d.
Sampler ~nerIafieu Baltimore t1elih faiSaef
i1oinfnen SonrfcgS) lint s ubr Ga61nittaeS un6
tomrueu su @eitaaSoi,t Tim TAG MoreepS iiro
tn Midbn,otb I'M 9.20 Mfnresr san.
9ie III Mentaaen. Wliftipndhen iino Sreit6een
bon baltimore nbfabrenoeu Ganpfer ulb bic
ant @eftspoint OH Eienftaasn. Sonnerftagen
iino Gaulitaaeu ahiabren. Ieaefi in @ioucefter'
W5.n.. Clements mo MImunb's an: uno bic
an 3ienftaaen, Sennerftaeen nib Gantffagen
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fidert, 9epdd nuiaeeeSen unb 4aihter3tmmer
i'm @sraus ~referbtrt ireroen, in ben bte'tqen
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sfrabe, ODER ben Saupteplreanz: etgbt. xnb
2ce.Strabe.
Menben Setter, q. ~. GgtsrNt
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%llnidmloiger biuaerid,tct?

Golnmb Ms. ., %. Sftober. -
Nod Der Deterioration bon albcrt
Eopis I'M bieiiacn 3llftbntic 81 irii.
Der Worgenitunbe heiite erfl1rte Der
9eiltIide Hatbgeber oes Gapis, Heu.
aellp, oab man einen llnidrulbigen
gerifiet babe. Gapis9 Guar idnlloig
befltnoen moroen,- pef-eiHem Sabre
eine 5rali IN Sprirgfielo. o, erirors
BET sIt bnben.
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fen itno finben oebii6renbe 9eputbe-
Glcpclanb's Hatb.

CltQftcOlt Den SellpttQleH 0 Dtul'
iudbuiettS, ibren @oblfompf altf
@rllnoIoge zines CONTRIBUTIONS.
GrogronmS SIT iilbren.
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Gompogneleitcr Ocs Oemofratiihen
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g9obeuiaeen TOO &ornt. bis 500 abel,Ss.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-27

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