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The Colorado statesman., 1907-08-17
COLORADO AS
HORSE STATE
SECRETARY WILSON BELIEVES
FINEST HORSES IN WORLD
ARE RAISED HERE.
REVELATION TO MANY
THE EAST KNOWS BUT LITTLE OF
THE WONDERFUL RESOURCES
OF THE WEST.

Denver-"Colorado will soon be
knowns as the state where the best
horses on this continent, if not in the
world, are raised. They will be Colo.
RADIO horses, bred from the best draft
running and trotting bloods in the
country"
So spoke Secretary of Agriculture
James Wilson during the few hours
spent in Denver on his return to Wash.
ington from a six weeks trip through
the states of the West and Northwest
Particularly interested in the horse.
breeding experiments on the combined
government and state horse-raising
lands, in charge of the State Agricul.
tural school at Fort Collins, Secretary
Wilson passed one day at that institu.
ton.
"A herd of colts" he continued, "as
fine as can be seen anywhere, are now
kicking up their heels at Fort Collins,
the best ever produced in this country
The climate, and conditions in general,
are ideal for horse raising.
For several years past / have been
hearing lot about Fort Collins horses
and my western trip wouldn't have
been complete without going there
Rarely have 1 been more pleased with
the progressive steps of agricultural
men.
81 found farmers in the vicinity of
Fort Collins making SIS an acre on a
single crop of beets. l remember when
l sent the people of Fort Collins dis.
trict their first beet seeds. l never
dreamed then that such magnificent re
suits would be attained"
Secretary Wilson's trip through the
West included visits to the forest re
serves.
Fires Not So Numerous.
Fires in the reserves have been
greatly reduced in number this year.
he said, "and it is our hope some day
completely to prevent them. In the
state of Washington $4,000 worth oi
timber within the forest reserves was
destroyed by fires last year. and $3.50.
900 was the loss in the Washington for
ests outside of the reserves.
Forest reserves are proving valu
able. have never heard a really good
argument against a forest reserve. II
is greed in a man that makes him op
pose them. In the upper section of this
state yesterday l asked an old settler
why he objected to the reserve. He
thought for moment, and then, with
the frankness characteristic of the set
tiers in Colorado, said, Why, want to
cut down the trees and turn the tim
ber into money
THAT is the usual argument; they
want to turn the timber into money
regardless of consequences. But the
man who looks ahead realizes the great
benefits of timber reservations.
"One thing in particular has at.
tracted my attention in Colorado" con
cluded Secretary Wilson, "and that is
the cattle raised here. Steers from
Fort Collins are going to make a
strong bid for the big prizes at the
Chicago show this fall. They are go
ing to surprise stockmen all over the
country"
Secretary Wilson is accompanied by
his son, Jasper, who acts as his private
secretary.
The Colorado statesman., 1907-08-17
No Doubt About II.

Kind Father-My dear, if you want
a good husband, you just marry Mr.
Goodboy. l am quite sure that he is
really devoted to you.
The Girl am truly glad to hear
you say so, papa. But are you quite,
quite sure?
Kind Father-Positive, my love, pos
tive. I've been borrowing money of
him for six months, and he still keeps
coming here, so it's all right, it's all
right. He loves you'll
The Colorado statesman., 1907-08-17
Mother. Death in -seab" Message

Des Moines. Iowa--William Rey-
nolds. railway telegraph operator at
Mapleton. near Sioux City, on the St.
Paul railway. refused TO take tele-
gram from a non-union operator at
Cedar Rapids. Later he was called by
long-distance telephone and told that
his mother was dead at Cedar Rapids
II being the message he had refused
to receive by telegraph
The Colorado statesman., 1907-08-17
An Early Discovery.

your epigrams and adages show
great wisdom" said the dependent.
YES" answered Marcus Aurelius.
II cans deny that 1 regard them as
something very wise indeed. There
is nothing like them for popularizing
an administration"
The Colorado statesman., 1907-08-17
What Did She Mean?

Mrs. Armitage had a negro servant
who continually prated of certain
Mrs. Reed for whom she formerly
worked. Weary of hearing Mrs Reed
quoted so often, the mistress asked one
day:
well, Samantha, what kind of work
did you do at Mrs. Reeds, anyway"
well, honey, I cooked fob huh,
did, an 1 cleaned fob huh, an swep'
fob huh, an l washed huh pussonel
appea' ce."-Lippincott's
The Colorado statesman., 1907-08-17
Ladies' Can Wear Shoes

One size smaller after using Aliens Foot
Ease. A certain cure for swollen, sweating,
hot, aching feet. At all Druggists, 25c. Ac-
cept no substitute. Trial package FREE.
Address A. S. Olmsted, LIE Roy, N. Y.
The Colorado statesman., 1907-08-17
Hioh Price for London Property

London city churches when they
come into the market fetch big prices.
The building and site of the Church
of ST. Peter lie Poer in Old Broad
street have just been sold for $3.50, 900.
The Colorado statesman., 1907-08-17

The truly wise will halt before a
fact, no matter how humble or COM
mon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-10
SusiaiiitiidDe &ieoertaiel.
GunScrt nnb Wal.
Wontag ii. Wouem6er - MOntas.
6rubiinu'Saae.
(309,11-12.l4-15)

Cine unterbroten Der
q II iigungafnhr Saa Nns
leben pou N~lerouoer 0oslep oeS
idNporSen Gbouiieur5 Don 6rau u.
Gambler, ipclter bisber bel ben Sdo'
nell Der itlpor5cn 0ierblnoert ais
StnuerenGtber gait, bat geitern &c.
iuultisc GinbuBc erli!tcit, ais Nlcran.
Scr IN Der norbiueitlid]en YoIi5cilta.
ton ,uegcn ulgebiibrlid)en SctrugenS
lllll $50 ulo Soften beitrnit pnroe.
Ileralloer bate oIl 6reitu9 cillen
ircien Gag, uio ou cr in Der Garage,
luoielbit ieine Scrrid)aft ouS Iutpmlo.
bill itebel, bat, betullnt iuur, bolte or
Die Woihlne unter Dem @orluano alb.
onb CT oieielbe fiir 5rou GGulcr ab.
bole. Tann Bolte CT iiini ieiner Jar.
biaen Sreunoinmcn ab ino mad)te
nit bcmielben cine Spa5ieriabrt nad)
Dem Iruib-Siu. Earf. Sn5piid)en
bate tyrau 2ulpler nud) Der Garage
ocn Iuitrag ergeben laiien, gepiiie
Hcparaturen al benz Mutompbil pOr-
3%itnehnlcn, mo oils ibr Der 9eld)eio
5I Sbeil luuroe, oaB Scr Neger Ben
8raitpagen ubgebolt babe, icstc lie
bic Eoli5ci III 2enntniB. 9oslep uno
jciiie finn 9e9Ieiterinnen murben i'm
8erlollie beS Mbenos geraoe perboitet,
ais iic in roiiglter Stimm,m9 aus
Dem Forf 5uriidtebrten.
Sic Situng Der .ortbo'
boren Sreunoe" lu,,roe geltern
in Dem 0eriummlun9Sbmlie al Der
Gutalu. uno WonumentltraBe eroii.
net. Gent Sabrcsberibt 81 Jolge lit
sic Organization i'm >perganaenen
Sabre nm ad)t Mitglieoer 3uriidge-
gangen. Sn Der NadmittogSlibn1g
~selallgten Die Seridte Der Dtiilions-
peborbe sur 8erleiung, meld)e inoeI'
fen cilleil 9iinitigen @ortlaiit bntten.
las Sou.Gonite berid)tet oaB oaS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IN @aibington
pollenbet uno aud bereits be5ohlt
iei.
GcrbaugnibpoIler Srr.
TT nt.- - Ger 10 Sabre alte Seize 8.
Wturrdp BOT, Ger. 302, Gollinsitrabe,
ftarb seitern a, ben Solaen elmer 70.
iis Innmuniaf, Delde er irrtbiimliter
Meiie al Steuc bon Weoi5in einge.
rommen bate. Ger Mann roar bel.
nabe bliuo nnp crfonnte oesbdfb bic
Jlaibc mid)t,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-10
Ger nnGclnatnc HeuulUrr.

Srau Suciu &rm5 III ibrcr @obnun0
Nr. 708, McSeurpilroBe, 5uidIlig
BON SRI, &ij5ie Coleman in ben
appi UeidJoiien unb lebenS9e.
iGbrlid) per,uunoct.
Irail 2llcio aur5 pom Nr. 70S,
&cSenrpitroBc, liegt i'm Stuot : 500
ipitol nit ei,ler 2ugcllulmOe i'm &or
pie 0nrnieScr, mcld)e ibr SRI. Sij5ic
GoIcmnns cine Nnd)bnrin, ocItcrn
Nbcno 5liGllig bcibr1dtr. Sr0u &nrj
500 crit an Nrcitag III ibrc lleue
Wobnung an ser MtSenrpItroBe ein
mo 0eiteru imur0c lie bon tSrnu Wtap
GuicnoL Der Gi1cntbiillcrin ocN
&ouie9, ulo hCrrn Nid)tc beiud)t.
sIuT henl Gid bate Srau allr5 cl-
tcn oltcu Wcoi3ilfoltcn ltcbcn mo
III bicicm bclollb lid eilt alter Hepols
ncr. Srl. Coleman nabnl Den HcpoI'
Der, ben lic lulaelaoen ipGbnte, in bic
Snllh unb le0te ider5cnO ouf 6rnll
Sllri oll, inbem tie benuerfte: .@os
lit baS fiir eiil furioics Sin9?" ST.
oemielben I%lIacnblide frodtc ein
SdruB unh Sruu arrj ianf aus elmer
@unbc in Der Stirne blltenb 5u 80.
sen. 9r. q. Wellel lullrhc ioGlcif,
3ltr SteIle aernieu mo orti ieinc
gmpieblllng bin ipilrbe bic Germnl.
bete nad) Dem Stabt . Spipitol &C.
brod)t, moieIbit Die ger5te crflGrtcL
Dob Die @uube Srpor lebenSaciobr.
lid, ober nibt unbebin9t t0otlib ici.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-10
;}I2,I J

81 GDren uonS rn, ga nj s
{. SN oes eDenlaligen Gbei.
Glerfs bcs YoIt.S troBcnbobnpu9golI.
9ienites, lpeld)er oicieS Nmt nieocr-
gelegt bat, I'M Hcbtaluilieniduit jt
itloirerL fnno geitern Ibellb in Dem
yNeucu Garronton-Sotel" ein 9on'
felt itott. onS Don oeit ehemoli9e1l
G%oucgen oeS Srn. S'9teiu gcgcben
murOe.
Nblcbcn. - Srou Sannoh Sp.
penbeimcr, @ittuc Uon Safob Sppen.
b%einter. Itorb i'm 9llter bon SO Subren
in ibrcr lCstcn @obnunA Nr. 1903,
@elt.Mortb. 9lpcmlc, uon 100 aus onS
2cihenbcg0ngniB bcllte Morgen Itott.
iinoet.
3uGArcn &onig 6 SIN o's.
- Ger 66. @ebltrtstog bcS &oniGS
Golporo milror a~eitcrn bon Scr st.
@cor9'o @cicnifoit" in Nr, 2l03,
SotitrnBc, bllrd) cin SeltciIcn geiei,
ert.
Grlitt eincn Shloaonr
jail. - Ser Yoli5iit Wiid)oel Salcp
pom iilOmeItliden Siitrift lic0t IN lei
ner @obnulg an Ger @onbnr9,. no
be 2igbtltruBe, an ben Solaen zines
Sh,logoniolcS burniebcr, melden er
am Sreitog crlitt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-10

Neuc8 aloe ii oa9 Wcs
/ If 6 Sc. - Snl .Gcnturp
Glitb" IN Rem. Yorf iilo bic 5luci lcb.
ten Eonele fir Den ct. YaulitroBei,s
Corridor bcs bIciiDen @erihtsgcbGlt-
Oc3 ollSgeltellt, meld)e Don >sobn 90
Sarge Senlolt woroen iinb. Iiciel-
ben itcIlcn Noics un0 Silitinion Dor.
alf Den iibrigcn Eonelen ii1o Hpeur.
aus, Nltno EumpiliuS, GoniucillS
nno Moboncb obgcbilbct. Ter it6o.
tide allnituereiu bat ouBerOem nod,
bel Seon FauI GaurenS III EariS
@ano9enlGloc fir Die Teforotion oca
@oiicl1CrihtS beiteut.
0orm ncriteigcrt. - Tie
nobc 9clfaIt I'M odteu Giltrift pot,
Valtlmorc.Gountp gelcgenc, iriiber
Surob 9. M%crrpnlon geborigc 1urnl,
ut alli offelt!idcr Iuftion benz Sri.
Silllo Werrpnan fir $1,000 3ugeiddo-
gen luoroen. Iie griteberin lit cine
Grbln scr iriiberen @ieentbiimerin Ii.
bot eillen gniprud) ge9en Die 9elit..
5ull1 sur Sobe bon $500. Gos Gie
9entbum belteDt aus einem @obl.
bons, StdQeu uno % gder 2ano.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-10
ySbalia WGnncrd)ur."
-NuitcrnrOiten-
Sunntng, 10. Woucm6er.
@Uist's Wartem-112O SarfOro'Mu
(3lD

Bon Gee unb 8 Ell. - Sn
Snlgc bes Dor mebreren @od)cn nl,a.
g%cbrodcnen Strifes ser Tampicr.
Moihiniitcn crlitt Scr Gumpicr
,@corge WccmS" bon Ger n9oltimo.
re & Carolina Gampiid)iiis : @eiea.
ihoft" iiber 5lu0lf Stuuoen &eripG.
ting. Ierielbc loutc ant Srcitag
Nadmittog nod) Gborlcstown, e.,
g.. %obiobren, ais icood) Die Ibiabrts
5eit bcrongefommcn wor, mci9crtcil
iid) Die Moibiniiten, ibre Soften an-
5utreten, lpesbolb ser Compfer bis
geitern Nahmittug liegcn blcibCn
mllbte.
- @ie eiuc Iepeite aus Ebiloocl.
pbia beio9t, ipurben BON BORT aus
5lpei 9eiitesfrunfe Ginuanoerer, San-
fel 2anfin uno Sprnnce Hifar &c.
tern inter MISREPRESENTATION I'M.
itdr,oen oepprtirt. Sos Neparten,ent
fir Snnoel NIB glrbeit ididt Die BET
ben Hcrlonel auf Dem Nompier .&n-
perioro" bon Scr Nmerifo.2inie iiber
2iperpopl olf Soften Der Iampier-
@cieuifoit mad, GuBlanb, be5ip. Seit.
reid, 5uriid, unb slpar inter beionoe-
rer @epahung. Gs lit Dies Die eritc
Deportation pon RbiIooelpbiu aus,
BET lueld)er nad) ocnl nellen Giniuan-
ocrun9seeieb 9esleiter fir Ole Gepor-
tirten fir notbpenbig erad)tet pur.
hen. 2estere b%efinben lid in Der Oh
hit bon Senrp @eib, einem GoImet.
ider ser GinmanberungS . 9eboroe,
Delter 2anfin nab 8uBlano geleitet,
uno isasAt 0ciB, 1pcld)e Srl. Eitor
mad Seltreif 5ltriid brin9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-10

Grotbers SO, Sering 61S,, strhlts
951, Wogrllber 1854, Tbomdso fHr
Rihter erbielt 624 Stinmeu Waio-
ritGt, lpGbreno ollie bcruofratiibcn
County . Gnnbiboten nit guten Wta'
ioritGten eripublt lplroeu.
Hcpioirungb Der u h be
r d) e.
Gie biciige Woblouiiid)ts 9eboroe
hat bis geitern Die Wublberit)tc aus
BEN eriten brei lc9iolatipeu Giitrit.
ten rcuibirt, mo iuerocll Die gerifte
pom d. Giitritt ON Wontng repibirt
ipcroen. IN fl @arbo iullroeu 1903
StInnI5cttel fir ungiiltig erfI0rt, II.
3tnnr'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-10
TaS &cttcr.

Sir MarpIulo uno Sen Iijtriit
Columbia hcutc tbeiluciir bcmGltt
um6 McacnAiiiie nlor9cn tIar mo tal'
fer; Ieid)tc bis iriide iiIomcillid)e
MinSc. uad) c,HGor0mcilen uIiprin.
gcno.
Qie nic0rigitc (cnlpcrliur mar &c.
itern II Wrao I'M 6 llbr Mor2enS
ulO Die b0d)itc 50 @rao mn II llbr
Mitta09 bis 1 llbr Hnd)mittaA@.
Nn ocu anoeren 9unOeS ; Settcr'
Ncobad,tunaS. Stationcu luur0en oie
i~olgunoeu uic0ri9ilen 1emperaturct
pGrjcid1nct:
GaIlport 3S, Eortlano IS. 0oiton
~, Nlbanp IS, Ncru' PORT II, Fbilo'
0eIpbiu If, NtIdntic Gitp -, @aib.
in9ton 3S, NorioIt IL, @attcraS SO,
Charlotte -, @iImin1ton 56, Gbar'
leiton Sc, SaUamnob SO, Sadionpille
Sc, ,<upitcr 20, Sen @clt 70, Ntlanta
SO, MontgomcrD So, Netp.G Orleans
Ga, Faleitinc 81, @aIueIton 81, Gors
pll5 Ghriiti 20, MelnpbiS GO, Gilcin.
natl 30, Fittsburg 36, SSlueao 36,
buffalo IL, GIepeIauo 36, Detroit 81,
9lpcno 80, MarQilettc 80, @recn-9op
3G, Chicago IS, Iulutb %, Il. Fnui
81, ct. 9olliS 80, &auiaa Gitp 40,
Gmoba SO, Nlrou -, Sl3rulrd 30,
Naorc 80, Nclcn0 81, SNlt Satr 3G,
Icrpcr %, y. sFlattc %, GOoJcsSitp
so, Nmarillo IL, SOS NnHele9 %.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-10
Hunuerneur crmcuu. TrIrgaten.

&ultinlorc'9 Nertretcr 5llr &nIono-
NanaI GonierenJ IN ThiloocI.
pbiu an 70. ulh 90. Noucuuber.
@eid)uitas unb Sinol5Ieite nit
oftlpem Sntereiie an ocnl Inter.
ncbnlcll.
@roBcu GntbuiiuSmuS brilgcll
Foltimorc'5 @eihlitsleutc Der al.
10. mo 20. Npuerlber in TbiIuocl.
pbiu ltottiinocnoen Gonicren5 5ur DC
ruthlln1 iiber ben Sull zines Slllano.
aanolS an Der otlunlilden &itlte cnt.
aeeeu. Nls Selcgoten 81 0ieler Goil-
iercu5 bat 8ollpcrlleiir Wariielo iol.
0cl0c Ncrren %ernnnnt: General ,Selir
NgnlS, @encrol 6ronciS T.. MaterS,
Or. .. s. Carroll, Ylnnduro Nan.
ooll. Grant s. 20 Wotte, 2prn u
Wcefin3, Sponcp &. Wuob. Mnltcr
Nndcr. @alter y. VropfS, iuh., y.
s.. @riamclh, 8cyerul Hetcr Seorp,
jun, 9uibrpo W. @utta. 0ic bicii.
gen 9elegoten iinb MGnncr, Die ltet1
oftipcS Snterelie al Den Sonoels' Slt'
t%erciicn Der Staot nabmen.
General Ngnls, Der &eraus0eber
Oe5 .Nnlcricun," mar Torliber Der
Gbeiupeofe II. ADMINISTRATIONS
miliion, oercu 0erid)t IN ser mid,
item Situng oes Gongrciiea norge
lcat miro.
General @oters lit ErGiiocnt Der
SanoelSbeb0roc mo I'M &pl5bonoel
IN Hurh. mo Glib Carolina int.
%reliirt.
Or. :. i. Carroll lit Y%rdiiocnt Der
,Werd)ant5 II. Manufacturers MIio.
citation" mo Tice . FrGliocnt nlN
ShaBmeiiter Der oeoniolioateo Gota
Ton Sud 60"
Sr. glandnro Nanoou lit ErGii.
cent Scr Sdn0elsfamuler mo Ghell-
haber Der @etroIbc . Grport Glrinn
Wiu II. Siiher.
Nr. Wecfinb lit ScfrctGr Der Wo'
rplano : Gonmniiiion Der SornrStomll
Yuaitclling mo SctrctGr Der Ghc'
- iopcatc II. Selulporc . Mnnal Gunns
miiiion.
GongreB d. Nb9eoronctcr Wtlioo iii
ELM Sampler i'm GpnareB iiir @nlicr.
ipege III Marplnno. Gr untetbreliett
Die 0il I'M GongreB. weld)e iiir Die
lette Sbeinpeote II. OelMpare.&onol'
Gonmiiiion por9eiebeu mar.
&r. Inder lit elmer Der beoelltcno.
item 9eamten Der Baltimore . Ohio.
Iabn unb coniultirenoer SlGenieur
Der COMPLICATION Goal 60.
Sr. 9roots, JIM, lit elm prorninen'
ter @eid1its. uno Iilan5marm nnf
Sdupttbeilhaber Ser 2afe 9rlummonf
Gnnal.Gompagnie.
Sr. Srispolo lit YrGiioent bcl
Safe Orummono aunal Gommiiiipl
mo itano Sabre lang nit Der @c
Itern MorpianO 3. gobn III @erbin
bung.
General Searp, jun, lit Er1lioen'
Der Baltimore aonol q. Gommiliiol
nnh peniionirter Brigade q. 8ellcra.
Der 8unbesarmee.
ST.. MaitS lit ein prominenter Sob
lenbdnoIer unh Vrdiioent bes W!
Mpyal.9 erihonerrmgs .0ereins.
Die Gonfercn5 miro bon Gelesir'
ten aiis alien groBeren Stdoten Dor
Bottom his Glorioa beid)idt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-10

olrf icitcn @rlmO Nil9 uno Is eil
@unoer lit, oob Oa5 @eb1ll0c nitlt
eingcltiir5t lit.
Sic Niiogct Neb0rOc- bat Die Een,
ion bon $3.50 iiir Sullrd y. @eb-
peiu, y9ittipc cirlcS i'm Gienitc per
u%mgliidtcn Acknowledgements, gut.
aebciBcn.
Sic nGdJltc GonieTn5 5lpiid)cn Der
Central 9abnboia %Gonumiiiion mo
0cil Wcollltcn Scr Baltimore Sbio-
Wabu miro uu Wtittmod Nbcnb
Ilattiin0Cn.
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-0crciuc unb Qpacn.

Sir IcitlidJfciten, ueld)e i'll Der
rWcrmania MGnncrd)ur Sale" ab.
eebaltcn werben, empficblt iidJ Der
Wcrlunltcr Der Safe, Subm @Ot, ais
Caterer. Tcelle gebicnnng unter
aiinitigcn 9eoingnmgen 5msriidert.
(3l2.I1
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2t7 o. altimorefr.

@cnSeIer's Sotel, 400 Galpcrt',
Gfe @ulbcrrp'St r Glesante sdJIaf.
simmer, maeise Erciie. Wablseiten
3u jeber Sascs5cit. 8esnlGre Diners.
5einite 8etranfe anb Gisarren,
Giscntbimer @ater u. @enbeIer.
(Sft1-1O
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harmonic /. Gafe,"

NH'UfHtUHtt OHTtf"
Tr. Al, @eit'5agette. Strafe, &arl
Sdmibt, Snbaber. @irsburaer Sof.
bran friIdJ am Sapf. Diners, Spmpers
a Ia carte. Seoeu Samitag M6eno
5rci.Gonscrt. (Mprtl11S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-10

Samestoiun. Spe5ielle piertGaiac
5ouren bon Baltimore $3.50, ale
allSgaben einaeitloiien. Mnauiraaeu
bel sbeo. s. 9iener & &c., 217 Sit.
baltimore. - Samestpipn. (3O9-)
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6ebbcrs rinsiacs Yltelier.

9ebbclS rtil5lgcS Mfelier.
@ir Ba6en MIR Gin MteIicr in galti.
more, mnb bas befinbet iidl in Der
Gtasc 81 ebcmcr Grbe, Mr. 321, Nuro.
6ap., maize Sisb'str. &inbcr.Ybo.
t~ograpbicn cine SpesiaIitat.-aeine
Ygentcn mno feline Sreppem su itciscn.
S. Sebbcf. 6. Grni, 0eidaitsfabrcr.
(275-)
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Der ncuc YrOuin5ial oes fa%periancr.
Erocus in Nmcrifa uuo Iircftur
oco VT. ct. SOicpbS.Golcgs.

Sic Grncnnlng oeS 9rltoer Slioor
III ser bobcn @iiroc eriolgtc b%ctannt.
lid, lcbte @od)r, u1o cine Geographic
oeo nellen Frouin5ilIo crid)ien in Der
IonucritnA9s Nu3Aahe bc9>. Geutid)ca
Gorreiponoenten".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-10
.Sm Senfclt1pfdleu, i"

uSm Senfelt6pfdeu."
Nr. 511, &eit 2eginston . Gtrafe,
Impurities Wiirs6urser &ofbras
iriih am 3apf.
Wpril17,S ogioNo,1S)
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Sur GeahtuUd.

Ter ,,1eatihe GorreipoHsent" piHtmt Sa jeser
9ett geritte aui hber gerlubuHstH, SOdSeittu,
Geburtstase, splbruc uns iiIbefus Spdteiten,
@eicuida fs. AbenSe etc., nit ben siaineu Der
9npeiensen, bic aber beutiih srihriebeu fetu
iOitn. Nud gsrianaI.To.i5tu spsrseu germ
auistnummeu. Tie Ginirnbrr ioIher geridtte
mltfeu uber ibIen Tnmeu nHteritrtibtu uns
pOt Nnem Hiht perssiisn, no bic 5thllhfeit
~iGitiano - strakr aub SauSunm mfr.
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Sbeo. S. 9iener l. 81.

&eiie. gureoa inS 8edieIItube.
Sdifisfarten bon uno naf Geutit.
lano nit bern Rorboeutiden 2Iopb
unb a1oeren 2inien. Meiiep6fe,
@cdieL, Greoitbriefe unb @eIoien.
6unuen.
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Iag 3eiTert,
2entidjcr TbutOsrapb,
4W-411 EtraSe.

pt9euhbtr otui SHttten6au9 ne, d.
Woblbefannt fir ietne berbprraoenScu a.,.
fnneen aMf BEN 0ebiei. ber Vbotograpbie.
etaotu ertte Gtdpe. aetue Msenfeu.
&eta 0eiMdf tStRbrer.
unter meirer perf5ulthcn Qeitliua.
as!ne WerbtnounP nit iroeiIo einem nnbersu
eno'o' (0es11.1Sl
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@eibnadtsicnSnuaem.

@ir iibernebmen Iadete sur
prompteItcn 9eioroeruns uady aIleu
FlaBen oes MilsIanoes uno ~liefern
Senoungen nad @unif oer5out ,nlo
obne Speien. I'm reft5citise gu.
telling er5ieleu 5i f0nnen, iolIteu
Eadete 10 iriib ais mogIif III unieren
Sanoen iein. Sbep. 8. 0iener & g.,
217 Sit.galtimoreItrabe. (3O9-)
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Sphn Whl, Caterer

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frlgerer gerwaltcr Der .Oernania. Mduuerds
Sane." Wadtolger pom JUbn Hpls,
Nr. 4OS, @cit.9erinstpn-S trafe.
gantette uub esnpcrs.
0erdunttge Saue. fur fletnere Gereiue.
(Sept25. 6Iitc, iSoSiTo)
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