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Arizona republican., 1907-08-28
MOONEY REINSTATED.

San Francisco. Aug 27.-Captain John Mooney. once dismissed from the police force, by former Mayor Schmitz commissioners. on complaint of eX- Chief Dinan that he talked too freely about corruption and lack of discip- line among the men under him. with the intimation that his superiors were not much more honest or competent. was today reinstated. pending d re- hearing of the charges against him.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-28
IRISH TENANT BILL PASSED.

London. Aug. 27.-The Irish evicted tenant bill finally passed both houses of parliament this evening in what Chief Secretary for Ireland Birrell called an eIDasculated form. The prin- cipal amendments inserted by the house of lords deprive the commission CTS the power of turning out the pres ent holders of farms for the purpose Of reinstating evicted tenants.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-28
APPEAL DROPPED.

San Francisco. Aug. 1.-The appeal taken by the board of supervisors from the old decision of Superior Judge Seavell. restra ming them from moIest- ing District Attorney Langdon in the discharge O: lis duties was dropped from the calendar by the court of ap- peals this morning at the request of Attorney c. w. Cobb.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-28
A SPANISH MOVE.

Paris. Aug. 27.-Madrid dispatches say the Spanish cabinet has taken a step on the subject of Morocco which is O: such 8 delicate character as to render it impossible to publish details
 The Moors began to form for an other attack when about three miles away but a few well directed shots quickly dispersed them. As the result of the reconnaissance led by General Drude. the Arabs have drawn off and normal conditions in Casa Blanca are being resumed.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-28
TAFT's DINNER PAIL.

Fort Scott Aug. 27.-Secretary Taft was presented with luncheon here placed in a massive tin dinner pail made to typify the full dinner pail campaign. The secretary fell to the splendid luncheon with evident relish
Arizona republican., 1907-08-28

The premier then stepping forward called thrice "Vive rempereur." in which all present, numbering 300. heartily joined.
 Early in the morning his majesty and his father had their queues cut off. despite the remonstrance of some of the court who protested in tears. The day is being observed as a general hol- iday.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-28
CORTELYOU'S PACKAGE.

Philadelphia. Aug. 27.-An explosion of what appears to have been a large percussion cap in package addressed Secretary of the Treasury Geo. B. Cor telyou' created excitement at the Nice town sub-station of the Philadelphia postoffice today.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-28

the members involved in graft prose- cution. He did not appear today all though he had been served with a sub poenae requesting his presence He said he would not go before the com mittee at any time.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-28
HEGIRA FROM FEZ.

Fez. Morocco, Aug 25.-. Sunday European residents of Fez. excepting the Germans. left here yesterday for Fl Araish. They were escorted by troops. No difficulties are feared as the Fl Araish road is reported safe.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-28
RUFF WON'T TALK .
Has Enough Trouble Without Mixing
 With the Native Sons.

San Francisco. Aug. 27-Abe Ruef refused to appear before the committee of Native Sons grand parlor which is investigating the conduct of some of
Arizona republican., 1907-08-28
QUARANTINE AGAINST CUBA.

San oJse. Costa Rica. Aug. 27.-A quarantine against all vessels coming from Cuba has been declared at all Costa Rica ports.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-28
THE PRINCES MOVEMENTS.

Napant Mass, Aug. 27.-Prince Will helm and party arrived here late this afternoon from Boston on the yacht Wacolda.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-28

FOR sAlE-Brick residence, near business center. Seven rooms, bath and toilet. hot and cold water. E.lee- tric lights. Gas for cooking. Torches, lawn and shade. 33600. E. E. Pascoe. 110 N. Center St.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-28

MONEY TO LOAN.-If you want to build and need some money. come and see me; my rates are the lowest E- E. Pascoe, 110 North Center Street.
The Seattle Republican., 1907-12-06

that as it will or may, one who watches the
actions of the white man Of this country
toward those having Negro blood in them
was astonished almost beyond expression to
see the same men fall down and worship at
the feet Of few heathens and yet in the
next breath perhaps abuse others a hundred
times their superior simply because there is
no money in them That MONEY! is the
white mans god is plain to be seen, and
if you want him to marry the second cousin
to the devil himself show him the money and
you We got your game. Consistency thou art
jewel.
The Seattle Republican., 1907-12-06
THERE rs MONEY IN 1T. .

The dusky maidens of Hawaii have come
and gone and whether they left their hearts
behind them or took the hearts of some OF the
proud young Anglo-SaXons with them re-
mains to be seen, but if one or both were not
accomplished then it was no fault of either
the young women themselves or their chap
erOne
"Hawai is full and overAowing with
blushing beauties of which these now Wis
iting Seattle and the Coast in general are
fair samples, all of whom are ready and will
ing to be plucked as life companions by the
white man and especially those white men
looking for business openings in new rich
country
The above statement was made in pub
lie address before the members of the Com
mercial Club of this city, composed of lead
ing young white men, by the chaperone of
the young women which was cheered to the
echo by the admiring audience. People Won
dered again and again what was the
mission of those girls and finally gave it up,
but me lady knew her business and knew
when and where to make known her mis-
sion, and she did it to queen s taste.
In other words, ''me lady" gave the pub
lie to understand, 81 am looking for white
men for husbands for Hawaiian girls and |
simply brought these advertising specialties
over to show just what Hawaii has in the
way Of marriageable girls. The parents of
Hawaiian girls have lands and wealth and
they are perfectly willing to give both OF
them up to white men if they will but marry
their daughters. - What the deuce and Tom
Walker is to become of the Hawaiian men,
she did not say nor did she seem at all inter
ested The girls were wined and dined and
given a splendid time while in the city and
shown a vast amount of courteses and ia
vors, all of which was right and proper if
the men felt so inclined to do, but consist
ency thou are a jewel
Here is a people, but two leaps from bar
barism, and those living in the country dis
tricts are still in the thoes of it, and yet the
proud white man of the United States is
shouting for joy at the mention of taking the
women as wives if there is only money in it.
Here is a people who are the exact counter
part Of the three million mulatoes in the
United States in color, looks, complexion and
n
The Seattle Republican., 1907-12-06

High wages is perhaps all right for the
persons receiving it, but hurts like the old
Sam Harry for the persons paying 1t, espe-
cially when they know they are paying twice
and three times what the work is really
worth.
The Seattle Republican., 1907-12-06

The rush for the Panama bonds would not
seem to indicate that the country IS expert
encing period of financial depression, but,
perhaps, the bidders see an opportunity to
flch the government Beware OF Greeks
bearing gifts.
The Seattle Republican., 1907-12-06

even actions, with not one-half the intell-
gence or the culture and refinement, and yet
the proud white man of the United States
rejoices and is glad at the prospects of get
ting one of them as a wife because there
is money in it. If trace Of Negro blood
is detachable in the veins of one of the most
highly cultivated ladies in this country she
is insulted misused and driven to ruin by
the white man, and that too despite the fact
she is his own flesh and blood and yet the
same man shouts himself hoarse at the sug-
gestion of taking Hawaiian woman as
wife, because there is money in it.
The pictures of all Of the visiting Ha-
waiian girls appeared in the Post-lntelli-
gencer Monday morning as a farewell to
them, they leaving the same day for San
Francisco to take a steamer home. At first
glance at the pictures one wondered why sc
many colored folks pictures appeared in
morning paper that generally has nothing
but the pictures of Negroes who are court
habitues and was none the wiser until read
ing the inscription saying they were the
Hawaiian girls. we venture Tie dSScIllOIl
that in less than one hours time as many
Afro American girls could be picked up in
Seattle, who after having put their glad
rags on could have been placed side by
side by those Hawaiian bellies and even the
American white man could not have told
tother from which, and it is currently re-
ported of the Hawaiian visitors that one of
them was an Afro American girl picked up
in San Francisco to complete the number
and she was watzed and dined by the proud
Yandell and others of his ilk the same as
the true Hawaiian, but what's the difference
so there is money in it?
Then again, from whom did the Hawaiian
spring? Folk lore says that King Kala
Kaua was New Orleans Negro barber who
went to sea and was wrecked near the Ha-
waiian island and took up his residence
there, and being a schemer Of Yankee blood
soon ingratiated himself into the good graces
of the queen and you know the rest; but be
AZ oTTpT TcuEC TECAT NOTICES AT REAS
The Seattle Republican., 1907-12-06

The South is busy sending Kukluxers to
Congress these days, which in the light OF
the past must mean that they think they
have friend in the White House.
The Seattle Republican., 1907-12-06

Aberdeen, this state, is experiencing YER
table harvest Of foul murders these days.
Has Aberdeen sown to the winds and is now
reaping a whirlwind? 1t verify doth SO ap-
pear
The Seattle Republican., 1907-12-06

Washington City go dry Well hardly
while so many of the Southern states are 60
ing dry If the statesmen can not get drunk
when they go to Congress then what's the
use of going to Congress.
The Seattle Republican., 1907-12-06
EDITORIAL.

''Study Socialism, says the Olympia Cap
ital IF YOU do. then you will hardly vote
Socialism
The Seattle Republican., 1907-12-06

That jamestown exposition, of which so
much was read about, has closed It's gates
in flame of disgrace. 1t owes $2,OO0,0O0
and nothing with which to pay it. SO pro
mote it be-
The Seattle Republican., 1907-12-06

He who laughs last generally laughs best,
and that seems about the state of mind in
which Senator Foraker is now In. Taft had
better hurry home.
The Seattle Republican., 1907-12-06

Like Banquo's ghost, that Brownsville
outrage perpetrated by President Roosevelt
on the Negro soldiers will not down, and 1t
is more than probable that Foraker is gong
to have a whole bushel of fun out of it be-
fore it has been finally disposed Of
The Seattle Republican., 1907-12-06

WnlJo man SOd Is pam 10 Dt Stell' anu
if you want him to marry the second cousin
to the devil himself show him the money and
vou've cot your game. Consistency thou art
a jewel.
EDITORIAL
"Studv Socialism. . says the Olympia Cap
ital. If you do, then you will hardly vote
Socialism.
High wages is perhaps all right Tor the
persons receiving it, but hurts like the Old
Sam Harry for the persons paying II, espe-
cially when they know they are paying twice
and three times what the work is really
worth
The South is busy sending KulzluXers to
Congress these days, which IN the light OF
the past must mean that they think they
have friend in the White House.
Aberdeen this state, is experiencing YER
liable harvest Of foul murders these days
Has Aberdeen sown to the winds and is now
reapino a whirlwind? 1t verify doth so ap-
pear.
Washington City go dry Well hardly
while so many of the Southern states are 60
inc dry. If the statesmen can not get drunk
when they go to Congress then what's the
use of going to Congress.
The rush for the Panama bonds would not
seem to indicate that the country is expert
encing period of financial depression, but,
perhaps the bidders see an opportunity to
filch the government Beware OF Greeks
bearing gifts.
Th jamestown exposition, of which so
much was read about, has closed It's gates
in flame of disgrace. 1t owes $2,OOOOOo
and nothing with which to pay it. So pro
mote it be.
He who laughs last generally laughs best,
and that seems about the state OF mind ln
which Senator Foraker is now in. Taft had
better hurry home.
Like Banquo's ghost, that Brownsville
outrage perpetrated by President Roosevelt
on the Negro soldiers will not down, and it
is more than probable that Foraker is gong
to have a whole bushel of fun out OF it be-
fore it has been finally disposed Of
)NABLE RATES. MAIN 305. ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-01
sbrcou hrs stost.Neaiitrotors.

baltimore. bcn 10. S1rndr 1907,
Die Strabenourdbriid5Ss Guntrlifldre babel in
aeicsIid oprgcfhriebeucr 2Seife ibren euo9iiIs
ti1en utb pcrbeiterien Veridt iiber ole Siile'
iprndenen @nti1doieungelt, ~llnioitcn II. SSerih'
erbDbunaen iiir bic eonbemnirli'ie, inn, Se'l.
uiiie Der Slienos Strabe. bon Der ~sIeitiette Der
NaccsStrabc. ipeiilih In0 Der Wiitloiiiig Der
Stodhulnl-S !rnbc, uno SindbulntsS trnte. bon
Der Gillette ser aeaoenbnus Sirabe. bItIi6 nab
Der Miinhuro oer SitcuosS irabc, nit oeit ID
raul beiieIider, enoeiiliiqeE mn berbeilerteiI
erfI6reroeli 1Iincn ut @emdbbeit Der @nribrit
len oes Baltimore 5~iantGGarters lfo esr am
10. Slni 1905 beit1iiater SeruroItiir9ci Nr;l2S
mn 120 bcs W,aporo nrb StGpirntbs non @al'
iimore diopeicriiat lno bel mir binterle9f:
IS miro bieroir0 heinitiii 1enlutbf. od1B Nc
inpter Ncriht rno 9Iirc IN hieteIt Viireall
~oeppnirt wuroeu. mo odB Der Wfunor lino
etaoirntb bon Baltimore, uocr irseno eiie Ser:
ION, Gerfnncn Doer Gorporaiionelt, pelfe mil
ben porbiu eripdbnten abacfhdtten s~seriher,
b5hunsen .ocer Grtf66oiantael Ilot 6~iiIIieosm
acilcnt ieiu inIteu. innerhnib bretBig Sa9efl
bonn II. San. Ses Snhres 1907: nlS ben, SGlunl
Der criten g;er1tientlidiiiS bieirr Nffdrrlrias
thuto bon nieircr Seiic. on in idhrittlider Sseile
i'm @nItimcrer Siaot0cridi burn TeftiioH "a
pepeu aupelireu f1nnell. irloeni fe hcllaieS Ue'
ribt nm cine G~rifuna n~erielben %erindlei.
&arrN 4. &ouper.
Guntf1s.25;Scb1) SiabtsJegiitrator,
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Scfanntmadjnnacn
Scpartcmeut fir Biieutltmr eider6eit. gauteu.
Cub Sep6rtenieut hes Webduocs3nIpcts
urSsSitreans, haiblaus,

VA q mn T Q; Den 30. ,S1Iiur 1901.
so babe glppIif1tioueu fir Die i~olgenocn Rrts
Oile0icn crtnliel;
nj. 1890, 2~iebtsStrnbc, eur SluIfteIlun9 bon
3 cIcltrilden Miploren nit elmer @eiaunlta
GanG3itit bon II FlerbcIriftell.
gir. 2727 uno 272o. Sil01sStrnbc. 6ur gGli
iiclluilN eilc3 SGrtpiteiicl@ BON s FicroctrIilclt.
Or. 1880, SbicInss?llCO, ilr StlllilelllIG
bon , Snnpifcfieli bon 90 Efcroclrdftell.
Or. t0G " los. Slis9umbHrnsG traic. iur ghif
itclluug zines elctiriiben Motors bon > Bier
o%efrditeit.
gtr. 214S. NoItonsS trdic, Sur gltiiic1uulq eli
neS eleTtrtidcu WtutorS bon 10 4icroetriften.
Srgenb Semauo. Der Giulpenouunett btcr0es
nen III erbebcn bat, m6ge ~oieielhen boz 10 ll6r
am ooer nur benz !. Scbruar 1907 einreidell,
pnn:t turitbcr entidieoel pcr6en luirb.
@bparo :. Yrctpn,
(J2) @ch1noesS nipefior,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-01
Srullneft oer eonfrnltsSeDorDe.
CSdn26.2 S. 20, 30.3i 6ebi. 1850
SRrean Der strafemSn II M rus.G ummiHare.

GIttmor c, ben II. SnmIGr 1907.
Sic SirdbeTourdbrlI0ssG ummiiidre MAIDEN
bicrour6 in llcberriniiimmtua nit ben Sorie'
burBelt bcs ltdotiihen Charters, Ibibeilnn1
500, Gcfannt. Dab tic an, Montaa. Den IS. Se'
brlidr 1907. nm 10 tlbr Mor9cilS. I'M Siireni
Der Gorlmiiidre. I'M @oers8eblnoe. FRAT hires
glnttcs 5uiulrincu treten mo in rebereinitiit'
munp nit Der %cruronurla 9ir. 204. ipelde
nuin Stdoirntb bon Baltimore GnqeupnnleIt H.
bonn Wiahor Suiaebei6ei iporoen lit. iibcr oc
GpnceMnjrIirl inh Seffnuua her Baltimore
llrnBe. bon DER Carlton cane nadl Der sSelt'
Noah. ocr 9Seits9iono, ooi, Der Baltimore mad
Scr 2umbnrosS trnBe. urn Der 2ombnrosS traBe
bon Der gSeits9ionb nndD Der InGnftdsstoc., bc'
rather peroe1l.
@citntiGt an :. Sniudr 1907.
I. Nrtbnr Gidhani,
sSamcS y. Smiib,
SanieS 8. Mnrinc,
Gommifidre.
guscae 4. Ipegers,,
CNnntS. %. Nchrl SID Steri.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-01
(srurn I. Soucl.

IS itdr6 am 81. GOmlnr 1907 Ser @corn
&. eamcl, 0eliebter Sobn BON Den neriiorbcs
ncn ejcotG ltItO Mutberirn Nnillel. I'M 9ller
bon ~ Subrcn 1 Wiolutet lrIlo 80 Ia9elt.
&crlpGnotc mo SrcuIoe hcr 6dIiilic lho bols
li6it criunt. Der NccroiNunH, luel6e SpnitaG,
Hudmittuq3 > llbr, nom SrNncrDnlllc. NJ. 625,
@aitcrn=glUcuuc. NiQblnnotulull, ans itntttItoei,
Uci5murbnen. Nciietui0 0ui ocm Winrllt Gar
mel NriCNhnlC. N32-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-01
Mpiouno SdnuurB.

batter M MrGn foe %siaiaana s0,pars, eSiic6ie
&uttin ION Geo. N. SdNuurb. Die NceroiguuG
Tinnet Sunntug, ocn 8. Se0rrar. 2 llbr gtndDs
nittdqS. bon Der gSubmtug icincS SobncS. ytr.
&erlpdnbicH IIh Sycuunc Der Snmilie ndtiul0ss
pol einqeldoeh iiNO. 9itte feline 9Iirlclt.
t32-0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-01
RidlGrb Mcinert.

Us f!nrb am 80. Sdtmur 1907 Mldaro gprts
ucrt, n~clicbtcr @ditc BON NiOrie &einert, i'm
43. Sabre iciles Hebens. Sic SeerOiaunN lin
oct Sountng, hCt 3. Sebrlldr. , llbr 9t1dmtts
TAGS, bon ieiner lcbtcn gSobmnq, gtr. 10, 81
Srcmont 9(oenlc. aus i.ctl. Nciictung nuf ocr
. J2rIicrfI GeueterO. (32-b
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-01
Inn r(uua.

IS tinrb AM 80. Snnlnr 1907 i'm Der Sent.
f1cn cireiicnGcinlnib" 3Ubn 3uua @Nttc Der
peritorbenen Gathering 2nn9, i'm Sltcr bon 50
Subreu. Sic NceroiglIl2 iinbet Samitaa, 2
lIbr gtu6mittuga. bon Der 2Subnung ieiner al
teTien Sn6fer, Sruu Gena Biol. 9r. 1921 D.
BOMB Strnbe. ans fiat. 1927
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-01
Bertha Gprb.

GS ilurb am so. Snnlar 1907 mao lirGcrer
Nrauibeit Scrtbe Nurb, %9cIichic. Satin bon
Sobli n. &orb. Sic SeeroiQlitg tinoet 3rettaa,
iI39. giorosGarcD Strabe. ans ilutt. &erlpanbte
liro Srelnoc iino nhttngSuoIl ciu9eIaoeu, beis
iulpobIlell. (3l-2)
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Scnru %Siobi,uurot.

IS iinrb an 81. Sunuar 1907 SeurD eisbt.
uarot, 9~eIiebter @ditcn BON Horiie Gigbipdrot,
i'm utter bon 10 Tnbrerr, in ieiuer gSobnutg III
Nofehn!c. Srpinatoll. Sic 3tit 6cr @eeroiarlg
miro ipdter GrGe5ei0t.
CRbilaoclnbiG. 4G,. gtlGfiic 9ii1, 2S0iGirl
geiI. copiren.) (32)
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C~San2i-GcbrO

@critraeitc Snaebute nit Der sluif6rift
r9SrupOfnlS for lenb. an Die Gontrnft Scb1r-
DC Der Sinot Baltimore n~crihtet, ,uerocn bis
nm II ubr &nuniitasS an 1ittiuudl, berI g..
SebrIlur 1907. i'm s'iircou beS Stnot')coiftrcs
iurS int JutbGunS. Baltimore, MO. e1t9eGcr
aenonlncn iiir Die oieierurs unb NbIieitruIG
on Die !9Sniers @ebjrbe in oeren @ap. 5irabcr'
2a9erbofe, 8nOs unb 93o!ie.Strafe. baltimore.
Dto., bon iiiniuto5pnn5is Co5) Sonlien t22l0
9funo SIR 5pune) BON Snlaba Ncisgnrre1.
Spc5ififntirnct fir bu2 9Ict fbunen int Mi.
renli. ocS gSniIersI nscliclr2 iin Nnt1baufc,
Baltimore. MO. cridnlt iperocit.
SeoCS 9lr0cbot nluG BON einem bcQ!nubiQicr
Gbcd, an ocn Mianor nnb Si9otratb pnr eaItt.
more jabIhnr. in Der S0Gc etue3 SC0nteiS heS
NctrueeS oeS glliaebot5 bcaIeitct fem. mo Scr
erioIarei0e 9ieter mus cine 6nIrieSeritclletce
Niirplbaii in Der ilblideIi Sorni fir Die 0cs
trcue GrIiinling bes GuutratleS i'm b~oppc.trn
Se.ruge oeS Guntraiiprciies iieQelt.
Sic Gontrdftsgeb1roe bcb1lt fih on3 Hedt
Dor. irgcno Gin pbcr oae %Sll9ebotc 5urii65li'
ipciiGr.
Mfrco 81. Enid,
&aiiersS tQcnitiir.
6. Siar Etmauus,
TrdIioent Der Sontrnlts g'eb1roe.
(S0n26, 2S, 90, 3 1881 ;Sebi,24,5O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-01

Baltimore, Wo., "a. Sanuar 1907.
Nngcbptc UcrocI BIS SuuEeritaD, ben Z. Tc'
brnar 1901, Mittnso II ttbr, int Wtugurs'Siis
rcau, 0iatbBaus, Baltimore, entgcgeh aenonlnen
fir ben NntaIi aie 8GuScS uoer IN SDeiicu Der
81 100000 rcgiitrirteu Sbligutipncu Der Staot
Der i'm Sabre 1880, 3lnlcn 6lr Nnie BON 3ta
Gro5ent trageno. bdlbiabrlid) uiH eriten Gage bcs
9lpriI uno SfioOer elneS ieoeu e~inSclnen Sdbreo
5ablbdr. Die 3inier be9irlelt bonn 1. Sttober
1906.
Sic SbIisutioneu merocn perNusDo6t frait
ciler slite Der Se9islutilr bon MiarDlnro, ole III
oereu SanuGrsS ibung iIt Sabre 1904 ais Sns
pttcl $40 nngefloiliiterl luuroe, mn trdlt Oct
an 20. Mtnri 1905 luter5eihHetel SeroronllTg
gfr. 22I hcS DnOor5 ulo SiaotrntbeS bon Suls
tintcre. lit lUelcber Die NnSgdbe oct SblianiiOncl
ocS ltGOuro mo Stdhtrutbo bon baltimore bis
TRACE ul9eoronet miro, INT lueltere Wtittcl tir
Die FIalinGo Contribution llb 9tnbIirlillg cilleS
nelcil t%anliGren gbjiasfalalsS Ditcnlo titr bic
Stnot Baltimore 6i heldba1let, melhe G'ernrhs
rItn9 ili Der am >. 0tdi 1905 9ebultencu Wtuilis
iipai. @SabI bon ben oaili bcrebtigicn SSdbIern
~rutifi5irt ipiIroC.
Sic Stn0t b~citcuert feline i6rcr eiNcucn SbIis
G,|'OnosN ll5anhen uue miro M Sielle Der Ne
iiBcr oicier NilSgnbe Die idbrliden Staui9itcliern
b%c6nblct, iiir luclbc oer Better gcieglif oers
pflidtet lit.
9lQc g~lngcbote miuicu obre &orbcbnlt Gemndt
peroeu, ulo fcine 9~lngcbote ii;r Ellie ooer
Steite" pcrocl1 ulqefpilrlei.
SorocrllnAs s9In2ebutc miii'en b%eriic1elt lilo ait
ocl (SrGii6et.eu Der Sindn5s Gonlmiiilre. Rnths
bans, u~oreiiirt mo nit aEropufals for Saliis
more SitO Stod" bc5eidllet ieiH.
Su5 9iedlt hleibt purbe6aitetl. trGeno ipelGle
lno ale gn0cbote q, oeriperiell.
Clifton Snupocn,
Ecliioent occ Siltan6sSnmnilidre.
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