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The San Francisco call., 1907-03-27
NOTICE TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
NORTHWESTERN PACIFIC RAIL



special meeting OF the stockholders Of the
Northwestern Pacific Railroad Company viii bs
held at the office OF the Company. In room No.
1913 IN the James Flood building. at No. $40
Market street, IN the City snd County OF san
Francisco IN the State Of California. the sans
being the principal place OF business OF said
corporation, and being the building where the
Board Of Directors OF said corporation usually
meet, on the 18th day OF April. 1eO4, az tn9
hour OF 12 O'Clock. nOOn- 10 consider and aef
upon the proposition TO create a bonded indebt-
edness Of said corporation. to the amount, IN
the aggregate. OF Thirty-fve Million Dollars
1875. coo. .000l IN Gold Coin OF the United States
IA portion Of which is to be used In retiring ex-
listing bonded indebtednessl, and to Increase tbs
bonded indebtedness Of said corporation Hp to
Million Dollars (S35. 900 000 IN Gold Coin Of the
United States. and to secure the said proposed
bonded Indebtedness by mortgage or deed OF
trust upon the railroads, franchises and prop
erty of the company now owned or hereafref
acquired, and the income thereof or such part
or deed Of trust; and to determine the form
and terms OF said bonds and mortgage or deed
of trust, and to authorize the Board OF Directors
to take all such action they may deem
necessary expedfent in the premises.
Dated the 25th day Of February, 1907
BY order Of the Board Of Directors.
J. L. WILLCUTT.
Secretary Of the Northwestern Pacific Railroad
EE CALVIN.
WM. r. HERRIN.
WILLIAM HOOD,
n. T. SMITH.
p. r. DUNE.
A. II. PAYSON.
H. ID. PILSBURY,
EDWARD CHAMBERS
W. A BISSELL.
Directors OF said Northwestern Pacific Railroad
Company
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-27
Nine pars From PortIand

John B. Wolters, one OF the United
States inspectors OF steam vessels or
dered TO this district from Seattle
arrived yesterday by way OF ogden.
The wide detour was necessary on ac-
count Of washouts between Portland
and this city and his trip from Port
land occupied Just nine days. Wolters
formerly was in the service Of the Pa
cifc Coast Steamship Company and is
well known here
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-27

IuetQh}. March %.
Stmr Yosemite. Jahnsen. San Pedro.
Stmr Coos Bay. Zeh, San Pedro.
etmr Charles Nelson. Preble, Grays Harbor
Stmr Washington, Manson, Puget Sound.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-27

ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS.
Notice Is hereby given that the annual meet
ing OF the stockholders OF the CENTRAL PA
CTFIC RAILROAD COMPANY will be held on
TUESDAY. APRIL 0. 1907. at 10 a. m. at the
office OF said company. Room 1043. James Flood
building San Francisco. California. for the pur-
pose Of eleetine directors OF said company and
for the transaction Of any other business which
may legally come before said meeting
J. l. WILLCUTT. Secretary
March o. 1907.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-27
Tries to Jump Overheard

Miss Augusta Halstead. IS years old,
arrived here yesterday from Coos Bay
on the steamer Breakwater. She board
ed q ferry steamer for Oakland and at
tempted to jump overheard. She was
restrained and removed to the HarbOr
Hospital, where she was cared for until
the arrival Of her sister, Mrs. Fred
Wilson OF 353 Forty-ninth street, Oak
land. At the hospital Miss Halstead
acted peculiarly, but the doctors be-
lieve that the mental disturbance from
which she is suffering is only tenn
pOrary.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-27
Time Ball

Time Ball
United States Branch photographic Office,
Merchants Exchange, San Francisco, Cal,
March 26, 1907.
The time ball on the tower Of the Ferry build,
ing was dropped today exactly at noon. Pacific
STANDARD Time (120th meridianl, or at sh. Dom.
00s. Greenwich Mean Time.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-27

Os =. bfancn hyorosrAplc ohce
A branch of the United States Hydrogra phic
Office. located at the Merchants Exchange, is
maintained IN San Francisco for the benefit of
mariners. without regard to nationality and free
of expense Navigators are cordially invited to
visit the office, where complete sets Of charts
and sailing directions Of the world are kept at
hand for comparison and reference. and the
latest information can always be obtained re-
garding lights, dangers 10 navigation and all
matters Of interest to ocean commerce.
]. G. BURNETT,
Lieutenant. q. s. N, IN Charge.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-27

ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS.
Notice Is hereby given that the annual meet
ing OF the stockholders OF the INTER-CALI-
FORNIA RAILWAY COMPANY viii be held
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 1907. at u o'clock,
noon at the Office Of said company. Room 1043-
James Flood Building, San Francisco Califor-
MIA for the purpose Of slecting directors 0f said
company and for the transaction OF any other
business which may legally come before said
j. 1. wILLCurT. Sec.
March 2s. 1907.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-27

0minus
By g
wuneo bumped o
back a the post
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-27
Docks to Clear Her Anchors

The departure Of the British ship
Balmoral, which had cleared on March
20 for Port Townsend. has been delayed
as the result Of the fouling Of her an
chors Three red stack tugs were
alongside the vessel all Of Monday try
ing TO get the kinks out of her anchor
chains. The time spent was wasted.
and on Monday evening the Balmoral
was docked at Greenwich street wharf
2, where all OF yesterday her crew
struggled with the snarled cables. She
may sail today.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1907-11-01
lie Fought at Gettysburg.

David Parker. of Falette, n. Y
who lost a foot at Gettysburg, wricc>
"EIectric ritlerS have done me more
good than any medicine | ever took.
For several years | had stomach
trouble and paid out much nonev for
medIclnc to u lie purpose, mul be
gan taxing Electric BlltcrS | would
not ta%c 5000 fer what they have
done for me GraId tonic for the
aged aud for female weaknesses.
Great altCrhjtlyc and body builder:
best Of all for lame back ard weak
Kidneys. Guaranteed by all druggists
60c.
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Our Bylaws Restrict Our
Investments

to loans unreal estate at not more than
50 pcr cent. of its value, to United
States, State, County and Municipal
Bonds and on our own Policies. No
real estate or bond loan can be made
unless it meets with the signed ap-
proval of at least Four of our Finance
Committee, composed as follows: Jno
B. Cleveland, Jno A. Law, A. L.White,
Elliott Estes and Giles L. Wilson. This
provision assures absolute safety for
all our funds and is tower of strength
to our Company.
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.o. ..u.'
II th;a'i DO. : don't know"
INa: Is what wish him to under
stand, Mr.. L!ssamer- what &av,
come back 10 say TO yoa," continued
'yaon'ha; what should like yoI.
friend George Fairfax to know Nr.s
'nt.'. For Della loved him very much
indeed At last"
a pitiablc confession Is Il worth
Nhi!o letting the Sic; man know
:his?"
He has known it all along. IT las
not shocked him oh, he is not cas-.
- sEo.Ecd
"WhHt did II matter. if were go
lus 10 Iie?" muttered Aston
'iia and and this man-had
{" look upon death as a settled
a'sr and we three talked of it q,
.,'! t!a =, AMI arrangcd for It, and
e: wh;.; would happen afterward."
''StI;ase"
"A, well, we are of strange
Il lily :" said IIyacintha. but even
C." a E@la wished there was nc
chance OF life for her husband,
TO- t3c:c were sadlca rallyings OF
life in MIN that made our hearts
sink"
"A pretty T@'r! Hark ut the She
wolf said Aston, Indignantly.
'Stll we treated him Rindly-did
our best, wiki oar s:auM means, to let
his last days be h,ttcr than they de-
served TO b.. Anl then one day we
got a physician to come and sec him
pay SiCjan Who lad known my
rather, ana who had always been
Kind to us In an emergency he
came on day when Della was from
morn" He saw him, and he told me
nit"rwari downstairs. to my great
horror. that. with moderate care.
Herbert Aston would recover: that
the serious symptoms were abating,
and in a short while he would be ont
OF danger. | did not tell Aston that; I
did not tell Della when she came
| deceived them both. said the doc
tor had pronounced his case LupCl ss
for had made up my mind that the
husband should never cone b@c.. to
life; that he should co."
"Doat tell me any more" | urged.
"Nor are incr!minating Yourself
cannot remain silent.
Pray hear ne oIt, Mr. I.issamer,"
Sac said; II haze nothing to keep
la or con 81. 1t is only fair to all
10 he Con inucd
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By F. w. Robinson.


Lissamer," she said; but it was my
duty. after all that has happened"
bowed.
you heard what he said just
now" she inquired.
"Ycs.'
"It is uGite true. was as anxious
he should know the truth as your
self. have nothing to keep back
from him and you. 1t is all ended"
"Ho says it was you who"
"Tricd to Kill him." she concluded,
as l paused; Ito remove his worth.
less life Oui Of the way of honest peo-
pie. Yes, Mr. LiSsamer, I tried
Snc said very firmly and without a
trace o! excitement in her manner:
TO have heard her voice, and without
glancing at her face, would have
been TO imagine her entirely unaf-
fectcd by all that had happcnd by
tho discovery OF the treachery which
sho had planned. But her face was
full Of a set. hard purpose, and her
dark eyes CLEANED with fire.
"IIorriple," | exclaimed
"Ycs, horrible enough" she as
sentcl; there is no better word for
1T. 1t has been all very horrible
from the first day OF my sisters
knowledge of that wretch"
She pointed to him. and he shrank
from her Us lie lay there.
"Hc would have been so much
better dead" she said, with almost
a ring OF pity in her metallic tones OF
voice; me is SO completely unfit to
llvc--to get better and become
curse once more. He is no good in
this world; there IS no good in him
only evil; deep and unutterable
evil. And why shoud it eXist?"
"You have TO right TO constitute
yourself his Judge. much less his ex-
ecutioncr." was my reply.
Il am not so certain of that" she
said, tEOughtfully.
"Scnd her away. doctor; [ cannot
bear her hero. | am afraid"
1T is rs we'll he should be afraid
OF soTo thing now" she said, scorn-
fully; "Nc have been in fear OF him
for years, and life has been tor
ment knowing that he lived When
st became plain 10 me that there was
not one atoms worth of manhood in
his gross soul. that he was altogether
- NJ - """o sorn MS so If 1t
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management is alive, policies are up-to-date
agents are appreciated, policies sellers and
everything guaranteed and nothing estimated
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s.s,,..s ...., .-.,.ua
for muno, TO get IA drink; striking
hcr when She had no money for him.
bringin. !ann great God, such mon
stcrs-in.o her home; cursing, SLAM
derinS ua in his rage; haunting us.
and dc%rGding us by his persecution:
n brute beast one hears of some-
times. bat worry rarely sees. And
there he l.. still living to work harm:
and YOU are trying to make him
strong enough for an infamous ca
reer again! You! not knowing the
viper Noi are warming into life at
your hearth.
Nothing. Miss Nash. can excuse
your attempt to kill him."
"No injuies?"
"No."
cor wrongs?"
no"
"A minister would say so-per-
haps any man or woman processing
TO be Christian, and who can talk
gliDly of tn" sanctity of human life,
and knows nothing OF It's degrade
ton. | have thought OF all that
studied all that" she said, with an
awful c&lnness bat this was
mad dog, 'Ad had to be destroyed for
his wife's AXE for mine
Diu bella
"No. no: don't think any harm OF
her" she cried. al once. she never
guessed OF drea acd what was in NV
mind. She loved that wretch once
actually loved him. when he was 1T
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in our hearts; why shouldn't we nave
been? Life was changing for Della.
she was young; your friend had
learned to love her; that Liam was
going to de; Della would be free.
Why, everything looked we'll with ut
ct last
1T was a miserable calcuiation-
unworthy and unnatural.'
Prom your point of view. ro.n
the good Christians point OF view"
she added, satirically. Il sUppoyc /;
was. But ours were ill-rcgula;cG
minds "" wore not religious not
two hcroincs ont OF a novel: ONLY
two ili-uscd, hard struggling, world,
ly women, who knew il was for the
best that this man should pass out
of the world. He thoIght so. too, at
last Ask him"
"rcrhala | did" he replied for
Himself. There was nothing wortn
"'- '0~ ""' - "ri.H' w"i'irc'
would H.l... ..
.u..a H. tiu..
.. u.a. f.n. u. ID,
N. for lu.n...: rn.n
,aa' utu uj
rNrEl ID .I.H. o. ..lr.
... Has, ra.H aad n5v
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-'"o'' Este PRESIDENT A H. -Presden
John b. Cleveland, Vice- Preside ~ - "'
l. Wilson, -Treasur
~''se oe"' medical
Coun
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, TO he COn'inIrd }
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05

memn! Gos Itebt felt; Centrum So
5iOlOemofrotie uno Yolen bringen foIt
oue lire @GbIcr olf BEN Blon, uno
tuenn Die iibrigen %ortcien Die MobI=
miI0igfeit nidt iiberrDinoen, 10 mer.
Ocn Oen grIt9enonntcn mobI nidt
Diclc @oblfrciic o6gcrungen per0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05
Canada nHS lcin ncncr Sarif.

Gle &ercini9ten Stooten bo6cn
nit ibrer Soriipolitif SduIe &c.
nlod)t. 9to60Cm mir bobe 3o1malls
cru gcgen ooS guslono erriftct,
obcr pulcre Nlt$iubr BEL nieorigen
3oliGben ms MuSIono ididter, bo.
6cn onoerc &GnGer boIo crfo6rer,
BOB tic 0obei i'm Nodtbeil iinO un0
crb6bcn min olld) sic 3oae. 9lld)
ullicr n0roIider Nod)6or Canada gc-
ltoJtct int Sntcrclic 0cS groben MIDI.
tig olifltrebcnbcn @ebietes lcincn
Sorif nm. Nidt nod) Der often
S6obIorc scr mciitbcgiinitigtcn No-
tionelL ionocrn nod DEM Erin5ipc
ser @egenieiti9fcit. Canada bat
Wfarimolz ul0 Minimol-3oQc cingc.
iii6rt; sic erItgenonntcn fir Sic Ero-
0Nftc Scr Gambler, rpeld)e Gunooo fci.
ne 3olcon5ciiionCt 9%ciuGGrcn, oic
Wtinimol3GQc fiir iold]c 2Gnocr, mcl.
be 6orif5u9citdnoniiie MADDEN, sic
Canada befricoigcn. 9u5u but 81.
noSa nod Sor5u9@oac ein0cfil6rt,
Sic Gnglono utO ieincn &nlontc'n
cin5ig iiIlo ollein 5ltgcitnnocn iucr,
oen. 9ieic &or5ugs5oac iolcn nidt.
luic bi&lcr, 33 Gin 9rittcl Ero5clt
bctrogcn, ion6ern boriircn fir Die
ocrid)icoencr @oorctt bon 20 bis SIT
IS Ero5ent; BOD, INNER 10, OoB bic
cauaOii6e SnOuItrie etmoS geldiiBf
bIci6t, olld Sem Wtutterlon6c mo
icincn &olonic'n g~cgeniibcr. Canada
mill oos, mos cS iclbit cr5elt9en fam,
ord) nod &rGIten ielbit p%roOl3ircn.
Sic Canadian Manufacturers gI
location" bot iid bcSbolb entIdicocn
Sogcgen ol2gcipro6cn, Dab Der Mi'
nimoItorif idlicblidJ ouf ouf sic
&creinigtcr Stooter Inmcnbung fir-
Den louc. Gos ioll obcr nidt ettuu
cine fcin0ieIiQe StcIlungnobmc &c,
gen Ole @ercinigten Stootcn leilt,
ocnlt c& iilt0 Nmerifaner, lpelfe ST.
0ilItrie'n in Canada etoblirt bobcr,
Die @egrter Der &or6u9S5oQe Den
Grreirtigtcn Stootcr ~gc9enilbcr lirlo.
Gte GAMBLER crlparten bob bic arncs
yifoniiden Sn0uItriellen 3peig-6a-
5rifen III Canada nnlegcn iperocrL
poGurd GoHaSo roider entptfclt
lpcr0c. Gie cunoOiiGe Monltfactll.
rcr$' 9tiIociotion ipridt Iid( cntlfic.
Otlt gc0en &eeiprocitdts Gnerbietelr
aus, oant scr corrobii6e Sarif ioac
niGt bon benl GonoreB Der Screinig-
tcu Stootcn nbbGngig iein. Gie CO.
nooiide Sorif=Gommiilinn ltno oas
IominiprsTorlnmellt babcn lid) be-
rcit2 fir sic britiidcn &or5ll9S5oGc
ouSgcIprodcn, INTO nod IQcm, pcS
man IN conaoiidNn 9l6ttern liei't,
beltebt folnl ein 3lpeifel, oab Die
Morimol- 30Ge olf Sic Ginfubr aus
sen &creinigten Staotcn feItgelebt
iperoert. @dbrenb Ser eriten elf Mos
nate beS Sobres 1906 belief lid Der
@crtb unierer gusfltbr nod CANADA
ouf mcbr, ols 155 Wtilllonen Col
lars, cttpo 90 MiQionen mebr, ols
inn &orjobre. Nie meit unicrc @lls-
fltGr nod Gorobo ourd) Den lleilclt
9orif bceinflnBt perbcn miro, miro
iid) bolO 5eigcn. Satire lang bat ga
naon in @aibington periid)t, giilts
itigerc Snnbelsbebinoiiltgen fir Icille
@rooltftc in bell &crcinigtcn Stoo=
tcl1 SIT crbolfclt. Sctt bittet eS nld)t
mcbr, eS 5obIt ms nit gleidjcr Mliil-
sc 6cint.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05
bonn 8olfe erp66lt worben lei, n0nl-
lid - ". &an6pIpb ScorIt.

bonn Golfe ertpdblt worben lei, MINT
lid = ". &on6pIpb Scorit.
Ger 2on6tog Don Com
oerSbaliien bat gum glf6ou Scr oltcr
&eIioer5 arnItoot $4,000 Marf be.
niQigt.
Ger iener4 Iirifcr 8 o.
fcIior Or. b. Giiclsberg lit nad) Ser
I'm berl,fen porOen, nm Die alinif
ocS GrofeIiors b. @Grgmann 81 ilber'
nebmen, uno 5iuor ouf Srof, 9ergs
monn's eigene gmpfebIung.
Sic Sarbmerfe in $ D 6 It
a. VI. boben ibreu 9eomter, Die lpe.
niger, ais 5000 Wturf @ebalt bobelI,
ST. @eibnodtcn eincn gon5en Mfos
notsgebolt oils Sbeuerungse3uloge
berpiQigt uno oo3 @ebolt idon Wtittc
Gc5cmber olls5ablen loIlcn.
Sn Breu Ben ntrttcn TN
lesten Sduliabre 1902 2c6rcr nnO
1864 2ebrcrinnen. Sn bcn Screi.
nigtcn Stooten miro Iid bos Ser
6GltniB 5iuildJen 2ebrcr r1o 2e9re'
rinnelt goii5 onOers %itellen. S6 sum
@ortGeiI Ser S6ule? Gas lit cine
onberc Groge.
@cgcn elmer 2on0ta0S'
&rebfeboc lit ser Stoot8onipolt
Slngbonns IN Wonnbeim ollf Sri
potfIo9e bes Stootpfurrcrs @crbcr
BON Ra6olf5cn bonn @cridt IN Cont
Iton5 5rt so Morf Strofe perurt6cilt
morbcn. Ger miebcrbcflngtc Yforrcr
mltBte 80 @orf bIcd)cn.
Nus Si0nep mir6 0emcls
set: .Nod) @bid)lnb Ser @ablclr 5llill
8ltnocS. Gorlontcnt iebt iid) ooS &c
observation-disclosures aus 80 2iberolen,
26 So5ioIiitcn unb II 9roteftioniIten
5uIunlmcn. Scr Senat 5ablt Is Sts
bcrole, IS S%o5ioIiItcn unO 3 Srotef.
tioniItcn.
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5pg, ipic mir aus ocr @iibgctsSorol-
IdIGgcn fir bieies Sobr ieDen, aus
bcnt ItGotii6en @osiperfe eii,cn lie
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@oIierpcrfe $4,000 Morf uno aus
ocnt @lcftri5itGtsipcrfe 100000 Wf.
Gas fpridt 9erooe nif)t 8egcn cine
Geritootlidung.
Scr S6pci5cr 9~unbcS-
rotb bot ser 9unOesnerIammlung
sen Gtlttuurf 81 cinem &ranfcr' llnD
llnfoG : ELECTROMAGNETIC porgct
.Icgt. Die @eloitung bes Sltnbes.
miro fir sic MISUNDERSTANDING
ouf 3.3 Mt1ionel, 6ronfen. fir Die
MISUNDERSTANDING ouf 81 Mtillioner,
5uiomnien alio orf Z WiQloner
Sro1tfeu peronidlo9t.
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l,oliltiid)e 9cputirte @aut6ier DC
Gloenp bot ongeregt, bob Die mebr,
ola 200 MISREPRESENTATION 9cpr-
%tirtcn, sic gc9cn bic bobercn 9iotcn
0eItimmt 6obcn, sic belpiaieten 5000
Sronfen in cine gemeiniame @obl-
faiie ein5oblen IoIIen. Sic Sppoli-
tion babe boltn fir Die n16Iten WaDs
len iiber einen Gompognefono bon
onoert6alb bis 5tuci Millionen 5ron'
fcu 81 bcrfiigen.
Gie 9unocsi6uI bcS
2oltoes bctrdgt nod Dem ebcll Derof-
icntlihtcn allsipeis ocs S6otumtcS
rrlno $40 Miaiol,cn Collars. Snl
Wonot 9e5cnibcr olcin ml,roc tic
I'M 9A Milionen %perringcrt. Sn
oen iibrigcn @roBitaoten miro Die
S6ulbculolt bon Sobr ST. Sobr gro
bcr, in sen &crcinigten Staotcn gebt
Tie itctig 5uriid. Nn cine Grnlubi.
gltllg Der 9i,n6esIteuern braud)t obcr
oeS9olb nod flidt 5t oenfcn.
HuuIan0's tirfi1Ge 8G6cr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05
8iircau ocs Collectors Der mathematician hnb
Qtccnteu, MathhnuS. .i

ETlIV8tHt UHIHUUHV' .--.I0V
baltimore G, 81. Se3embcr 1906.
IS miro hermit yioii5 %aeeeber, oub ole npit
bieiem 8iiredu ausaefteltei 2icen3er fir gSdgen
nno ole nnoeren 6ubrperte. Siroe. BetroieiIt
am 1. Saruar 1907 5abIbar itno. Gle miiifen
beSbalb 5luif6en Dem 1. mn 10. SnnInr IN bic
fem Biirent borbe1dltlid oer gelebli0en StruieH
gcl6it -iuerocr. .er
Z. spenecr GlarIc, :
Collector ocr &Snifermictbcr uno 2icen5cn p
CSQu3-5)
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9pGnuuo ScS.

IS Itatb am 2. 3anunr 1907 IDbannn Deb,
SO Sabre alt, 0%eIiebte Satin bon BENJAMIN
Deb. 8eriparlbte uno Srel1Ioe Der 5nntiIie itio
SonutGg, &abmittngS 2 llbr. bon ibrer g8oRs
nuiig, Or. t1E bert. Gaiter1sslocnne, aus bet'
5lilpo6HeT. CD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05
Baltimore sransfer Gompasnic,

ehbpH.Gde eight. nnb 2unlbnrb.etroRe.
8nnsmSbef traaspprtirt unb pcrpadt. Dmni.
tuNc unb Ybaetpns fir Yientes iperbet iest
fir bic commence Gaifon actidt. Gubrucrfc
uno preife rett. l52@
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