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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-11-08
By Peter Stanley

with me. She's my grandchild. Her
NANNY died about four year ago.
Pore thing. she's smart as a cricket,
but it takes all l can do To keep a
little something for us TO eat and 10
wear"
Col Chipley listened in silence. Fl
nally, when Mrs. Brown paused to
look at the bread he said TO her:
How much land do you own here?"
We'll you see what's fenced out
there: must be bout seven acres
and then the house place here
Il mean how much have you deeds
to-Dapers.'
"Hain't got no papers. But I've
been pennin my cattle on that land
now twenty-odd years. and l tell you
old Chipley will have a hard time
runnin' his railroad through here
KILN evel Jody's cows and scarin' ali
the deer and turkeys outen the set
tlemen. They say he's nothin' but a
Yankee, anyhow. come frum way up
north, somewhere is Caynetuckey
The colonel absorbed his thoughts
in small pocket map while the
lady talked on. In the meantime
Mr. Mack and Sis, had arrived, fed
the horseE, and were passing the
time pleasantly examining the curious
old loom under the open shed.
After a hearty meal of dried yeni-
son, corn-bread and black coffee, the
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-11-08

Bout a half a mile. Sis can be
there and back before you hardly git
the critter Ungeared from the vehicle. :
NO. no., protested the big railroad
man, MIR. Mack will drive over for
IL Just get in the buggy, little girl,
and show the gentleman the way"
Almost exhausted from the intense
heat OF the day, and the long and
tedious drive through the woods, Col.
Chipley followed the little woman 10
the house where he rested himself
under the shadows of the old cedar
tree, comfortably, seated in a home
made rocking chair, while Mrs.
Brown. the widow. went to the spring
for pail Of cool water. Mr.. Chip
ley declared it TO be the best water
he had ever drank. as he dipped the
old white gourd into the pail the
second time. then he settled himself
back into the chair, while the lady
went about the preparation of the
meal, talking briskly as she worked.
The whole settlement is distracted
over old Chipley's railroad. Bud
told me yesterday hit mout come
right through my patch yonder, but |
told him Old Chipley would never
run over me that way. I've been
Twin right here in this house twenty.
three years next seventeenth NV De
cember. After Bud married and
moved off. l took Sis here to live
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-11-08

enabled to make a homestead entry
of one hundred and sixty acres OF
very fine timbered land from which
source were not only provided the
necessities of life, but sufficient funds
for the little girl to attend school, and
later, TO enter the State Normal Col
lege.'
Then turning TO Col. Chipley, she
thanked him publicly, saying: Per
haps this has paid the interest on thar
money. masmuch as you have repeat
edly refused 10 accept the principal
Af:er the exercises Were over. Mr..
Mack made his way to the rostrunl.
Miss Edna was selecting some choice
roses from among the decorations.
He offered his hand, saying: Per.
haps you have forgotten me-"
Il remember your face. as well as
l remember my first buggy ride. 1
never learned your name
He took a card from a leather case
and handed 1t TO her. A tint of the
roses she was holding seemed to lend
their pink and crimson to her dim
pied cheeks.
A few years ago, Col. Chipley pass
ed to his final reward. leaving a long
list of friends who cherish his name
in sacred memory. among whom are
none more appreciative in spirit and
in truth than Mrs. Edna Mack
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-11-08
NEWS AND VIEWS OF
OLD, NEW YORK TOWN
BY Glen Guernsey.

New York, Nov. Z-No longer arises
the incense of campaign Havanas"
and booze; no longer do newspapers
bore US with yards of political news;
the spell-binder has 1apsed into 81
lence; the shouters are haggard and
worn; and out of a medley of mad
ness a magical peace has been born.
And now that election is over and
the country asai;E Z has been sayed
Though some are mOrOSe and dis
grmtled and some have won honors
they crayed), We shall rest-and, faith,
but we need it-be calm for another
four years, till the. siIyer-tOngued
spOuters of issues shall set US again
by the ears.
Over Manhattan this glad Novem Der
morning broodS a peace that passes
understanding. Staunch and trim, the
tight little island nestles snugly in
the arm of the Atlantic, headed south
sou'west. Down in the bay, where
majestic ships go ever to and fro, the
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-11-08
MONUMENT ERECTED ON
FAMOUS OLD battlefield


Indiana, Michigan, Wisconsin and part
of Ohio, is about seven miles from this
city 1t was acquired some years ago
by the state of Indiana. An iron fence
surrounds it, and above the arched en-
trance is the single Inscription, Bat
tie OF Tippecanoe, November Z, 1871
The erection of the monument dedi-
Gated today is the first important step
toward making the battle-ground a
place OF naional interest.
The Same as Formerly.
The ground is almost exactly today
as Harrison described it in his report
OF the battle" piece of dry oak
land rising about ten feet above the
level of a marshy prairie in front, to-
ward the Prophets Town, and nearly
twice that height above a similar
prairie in the rear, though which and
near TO this bank ran small stream
(Burnet's creek) clothed with willows
and other brushwood. Toward the left
flank this bench of land widened con
siderably. but became gradually mar.
rover in the opposite direction, and
at the distance of one hundred and
nifty yards from the right flank. ter.
minated in an abrupt point
Ii Is all there today, the creek in
the rear. clothed with brushwood the
abrupt point, the low ground in front.
now cultivated, extending TO the Wa
bash, nearly a mile distant, and
through which runs the trolley line
and the railroad tracks. II was adj
mirable situated for an ambuscade, as
the Prophet had noted when he Sc
lected ii. The troops had marched up
here from Vincennes, first on one
bank of the Wabash and then on the
other. Vincennes, today a busy and
progressive city of some II 900 souls.
and railroad centre. was then a cot
lection of log cabins and a fort. 1t
was the capital of the new Indiana
Territory of which William Henry
Harrison was governor. All through
the summer of 1911 and before. his
scouts were bringing in rumors of a
great league or confederation of the
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-11-08

Statue of Liberty still rises, like a
grim sentinel, watching, ever watch
mig. the billboard advertisement of
Ueata biscuit that rises majestically
from the opposite shore.
To the westward the majestic Hud-
son rolls ever onward to the sea,
while beyond the stately Palisades
rear their weather-Scarred heads. LOT
ty- piles OF brick and mortar pierce
the ambient atmosphere Down in the
streets, humanity swarms like insects
in an ant hill In the miles and miles
of six-room apartments with all mod
ern conVeniences, women in kimonas
lean from back windows and discuss
the newest scandals. The roar of traf-
fic, of hurrying people going from
somewhere to somewhere else, beats
on the ear-drums in a constant wave
of sound. The elevated trains and
the surface cars keep up a constant
clangor.
And yet, and in spite of it all, there
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-11-08
A WOMAN'S APPEAL

To all knowing sufferers of rheumatism
whether muscular or Of the Joints SCI
atica. lumbages, backache pains in the
kidneys or neuralgia pains. to write TO
her for a home treatment which has re-
peatedly cured all OF these foFtures. She
feels ii her duty to send il to all sufferers
FREE You cure yourself ar home az
thousands will teStify-no change OF Gil
mate being necessary This simple dis
coveFy banisnes uric acid from the blood
blood and brightens the eyes. giving elias
ITCHY and tone TO the whole system II
the above interests you. for proof aa-
Bend. Ind.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-11-08

most sanitary, permanent and
artistic.
Alabassine is a powder made
from pure rock crystals and is
mixed with cold water-the di-
rections for mixing are on each
package.
Al2basrine sells for SIS cents a
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-11-08

themakngthe
alsbaster rock
is boiled for
three hours at
$50 degrees of
heat. This in
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-11-08
Alabastine is not kalsomine-
Avoid colored washes for the wall
they are not to be confused with a
sanitary durable and beautiful tint
like ALABASTINE

There is as much difference
between Alabastine and kalso-
mine as there is between cotton
print and silk fabric.
Alsbastine is a wall tinting
material that is absolutely pure,
wholesome and beautiful.
Alabastine is pure because in
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SCfanntmadjEHgcn.
gareou brs etaet.Wcainrntprs.

QuIttmore, 10. Cttober 1908.
Iueu oaratl nterellirteu Rerioret miro BIER
init 9lahribt crtbetlt, baB Der StaotsSnge1telr
am Il. Ettubcr 1908 in oieicm 9itrenu, lpie eS
hIr6 Den 9~tbf5nitt 81 Is. ArtlteI AS, oes 9nls
timorer StuotsGobeT BON 1893, oellangi MIRO,
Observation-Disclosures rlr Die GioeItrlng, RtIaite=
rltng uHo JtunbiteiuieBuHa Der SairmouHtsgIuet
oon Scr Senupub.AucHuc bis 5ur Ditithen
StaotgreH5c, binterleqt bot.
Ntte bacon beriibrten 8crionen lino beref'
ti9t, iHHerbalb 80 5aaen. bonn 9atum oteler
ytott5 an, i'm Baltimore Staotgeriht our6
tdlrtttltd clnaerei6te 4etitioIl oagege1 5u
appcuireH.
5. Srwca 5buulns,
(Sftl5,22 90. 9tpob) StuOts9feaiitrator.
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Sirenu oes staSt.Mcatitratprs.

Va fImore. 70. Gffober 1905.
sllet oardn tttteretitrter 4erfoneu miro bier
nit gtudrldt ertbeilt. oaB Der Staots SnaPnicur
am II. Ettuber 1908 in oicfem @ilreall, piel es
our1 oen @bl6nttt OF Is. 9lrtifel "a. pes BAL
tinurcr StaotsGuoCr bon 1898, ncrlangt niro,
ocn erfldrenocn Sian uno Nuplitattifte Der
acknowledgements tilr Die Gioeuiruna. GiIaites
rlrrtg mo Jtan0'tetnfeBuita Der 6urtens Strabe,
MN Der Nprpieite hGr Baltimore Strafc bis 5ur
SIOicitc Der 6airmuunts9lUrnuc, biuterleat bat.
gluc oanon beritbrteu E~crforen iiHb beredz
tiQt. innetbnlh 80 IageT, bonn 9atum oieier
9toti5 an, i'm Baltimore Staotleri6t our6
idrittltG cinaerei6te &ctttiol tage9en ST.
appelltrcu.
J. Scucl Sbu,nas,
lGitl5,22. g, gIoo5) StnOtsJtcgiitrutor.
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Mfnthilhn Wnnn.

SO ftar6 uad idiperem geioeu am 2. glooen.
bcr 1908 Mtathiloa Nupp, %geltebte. Satin bon
@eorge Nopp mn lodhter pom Rbtllpp mo Gpd
Gnqetbnupt i'm SO. Sabre tbreo 2ebels. Stt
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Fart 9emctcrg."
Nur1 Den SOB bit ms Gcnoumen,
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9tus benz 6er3eu Seui5er fomncr:
tlnf're Mlltter 1T ntbt ttebri
Sod in ielleu 6tmmel5bbGen
9Sollen mir Sid tpleoeriebct:
(30s-t0) 9suu iBrcu 2ic6eu.
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@nrean pes stnot.Mcnitrnturs.

Vd tImorc, Is, IIt0Oer zoos.
9lIct 6ardn iuterelitrten Beripnen miro blers
nit ltuhrid)t crtbcilt, oab Der StuotsS ueenleur
am IS. Cftubrr 1908 in oiefem Nlrcut. ipie IS
6urd Den 9lbihHitt G19 bis eini1lieblih 61S.
glrtitel As, oes Naltimprer StaotsGooer bon
1898, uerlungt miro. heu erfIdrenbet RIull mo
3upltialliitc ocr Observation-Disclosures fir bic Ri
p]cuirunu. 9flaiterIng uflo HfanbtteinieeunQ ner
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Pile ou0ou berilbrten 8erioncn fino bcrebs
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Motifs an i'm Qnlttnorer Stabtgeri6t orrn
ihrtttlih eirAcrethtc 8etittton nagegeH SIT APP
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pom pier Miuiarocn 6ronca. limo oo.
bel lit allh nod einc 9Irbeiter.8er-
iiderlttg in guaiidJt genonmcn. Dor.
crit oQaroingS MIR oltf Dem Eopier,
Die 0ritteR epublif pirtbihoitet oroltf
los. 6rantreid bot Elm ShuIoenbiin.
SET pom itber 3O,350WiQionen 6roncs.
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G%uniaunba Gc0crCr.

IS ftarb am 3. ylop. 1905, I Nor 3%ior9ens,
in i6rer lSobmmg, Ytr. 63s, y eronopHp Sn'
%uiguuon 9coercr, geIteble Saith he9 oetliot9t,
nct Sobn Qeoerer. I'M Utter Uun - SubrcE. SIC
Iralierfeicr finocf 1punCritng, ben .. gtopemhet
10 llbr 9abmittaQa. In Der DbCH geua1nlieIl
g8oGnurg fat. Neifcbll1t8 p%rtoatIIt.
(200 inl
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9acpb Gyrtc0cI.

IS ftarb ol6eifA am >. gIopember 1905 &I2
ubr gladts. Sasob Trteocl' 9eieoier W SG,dt Won
s. SS"S sa5rns iI,O] GebiiTtto ans &aoen. 2te @e9ygS9i'
guno, finost '1Onncrtaa, ~ gSot 6GnI5!8 5on 2 ~
GTa SEf SsG4FHgaiiI a aS' 55yrieO9ofc' itatt,
(309. .t0)
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0nmnnn.ISnrf.Scn1ctcrn
:. CROWLEY, Scfretdr.

girran: Nr. 81, @eIt. eGrntuna'etraRe, uub
Saupt.GingnnB: 6reoerids1Dao.
8eerdbuiBpldbe BON $25 an inter 6eitdtot9er
ueroen i'm &rfi5baue an 9~aupts&inGan9 ee'
funoen. Infer IgeHt miro, tuein 9epilntht,
ooriprehen. (92-)
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Baltimore GeluCtcrg.

9hreau: Srautliusslo., gnltinlurs. n. 9urttitr.
Vegrihni6Sidbe gum Sertauf - bon $25 IN,
nit Winrnlorpfoften abgcgrendt $35. - Biob
fit bier 8rdber. Sreie Nenubung Der 8dpele
fiir Irauerapttesolenftc. (Juui16,1SD
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9luouit Sd,nribcr.

Is Itarb am 3. ),oOcmber 1905, y u1r ~
tags, Ind6 LANCER a]rantJcit 2lnnhtt SdlhetOe5'
~gelicbter Gattc bon lherele S0ng!oet tW ~,
fpilr Minimum LouI- W.
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Truto HtOoe (Sc1rPterD.

Der tbeaie f~yriebBnf peH Baltimore, nube
Eifesbiue. 3ipet eIeitrii6e Rabns2tnteE nnb
8inIicosgouleonro brett sum 5rieobof. Vile
8ruuofiide unterftinoiger Iufltht. Riebrtge
grsile. &erlangt Die neuen GonUenit sSEaialoge.
9iIedu Wr. iii, Rurp.6horcs'Straee. Be:oe
9eIebbrue. tNprtI28--1
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Nnhluin Ntnf.

IS ftorb am &. Nonembcr zoos enOpto SInt'
oeliebter @qttc BON 9lnuu Yjnf. in l%cteTl ~,
Sebensiunrc, Die NCerotllng iiIloet non leiler
l8obnunQ, Nr. 72G. q. Better Strabe, aus ltHlt
Die Self Der &ccrotpunR miro lpdtcr aH9c5el8I
fptpA
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gDrraIIc.

maleriih. - garfurtia. - Srtsbfidt, J.
@eitIid BON Balbroui cine mo cine babe
WeiIe. Mount 9oInsgSaagous uuo 2orrltne'
9agqons oirett oils gum Giugdng. Beioe Zee
leo6one. Staotsgiirean i'm 5Deltert SInr oes
Union 9ruitsGebduoss,~ GBarss: nno Sanetts'
strnkc. (a1ai4, 1S,3&S)
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Ncnn Niitter.

IS ftarb am A. Goocmber 1908. nm rs u3g
Mtoroens, eena Bitter, gcb, G%leubert @Gilii!
pes peritorbeuer e]brililan @ltlE[, liz 'V5, eit
hcr WerrSinltnn nirh ipdter alGcbel9t. (3lU)
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acknowledgements


-. Flu ucrfuufen:
KY lGl uno 100, GturospuresS tr1Bc. Gde bon
TSa9ctie. @iraBa; 9ltc Gde fir beinnbe irgenb eit
ge!Null; iGltlc Ncbinaunacft. gia65ufragen an
IN NM Strlic. Nan ueDnte Sairrioulttsgloe,s
eut" (gtpb2, fQit)
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Wit. Sliuct Cemetery.

Ninaana on Dreoertf'3lDnb.
Cots 5i berfanfet inter leiGIeu VeoiHgnngeu.
8ertaufssatgent u. z. SIiauen.
(Sau3-) gr. 500. Nntericarspthe.
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u q Of Dem INNS pIH ltSl
oorlieQenocn @ubIbcri6ten 1T V}orr'
lonb bod, ntdt in Ooa repubIitanlld)e
Eager o6Qeidluentt, mie SIT AnIollB
perfiin0et uno iiber Oa3 golIje Saho
telcoropbirt n1troc. 9rpon crhftlt
tO9,5t2 Stimmeu, Gott lO9,loo.
I~QeroingS iin0 Die Ncriftc non i'pet
Counties nod mooIlitdnotg, lIlo oa-
Ourdl biirfte it'd Die oenlotrotIla'e
WuioritGt nod ctlooa hobcr ltcIei1,
Nm Der Nicoerlage @rpon'& ollotrt
Wtorplono'S ocmofratl'her SteJ
o~QcroinQa nidts; obcr ca rent Illl3
ood, ooB WarpldnD bel Der oe11iotr1'
tiiden Sabine geblieben lit unIon1rbr
ais ollie groBen tdglifcn 3ettlItlAcl
oca Stuatca. Il nit Nltanobmc pcs
yGcutiden GorrciponocnterL" cl1et-
9iid fiir Gait ms 3eltB ge9oll9e1
limo.
9rGiiocnt I%ooicpclt 1T
iibcr ooS @oblreiultot %ocr9nil9t,
oOe-ligbteo". &ot @rlrnO oo5n. Sem
GonOioot un0 ieinc. Folicic$ bobclt
0eiic9t.
Sic HcpublifuuCr be-
6oltptcn lire Mebrbcit int Gon9reB
lrlo bic nStonopottcr" ijnO audi titr
Die nGditcn Sabre micOcr %obenalf.
Nllb ;perr Cannon, Der Sprefcr oe9
Observation-Disclosures, lit mleocrgez
mGblt norocr. Administration 9c'
observation-disclosures mo ScHot repll'
blifoniid). Die Gnrtei fam olio inn
olten, g%epobnten &ilrs mcitcrltellern.
Sic 8aIfon- &riit@ bat
iid), mie oltS Nicn g~Cnlcloct miro,
mieOer perifGrft. NllBIono mill bic
}lnncrion bon 9oSricl n1O Ser Scr
iegopino nift onertcrmeu. @iro
,pobl MIR Elm popierncr GrotcIt ictit,
Der nid)t 10 crnit qcmeint lit.
Ser omerifoni dc BOT
ihofter in Gorts, Sr. Senrn @bitc,
Der jltr Set in ben 8ereiniQfen Stoo.
ten lpeiIt, bat Die omerifonii6e Sll.
geno crruohnt, fremoe Sprofen 3t
@crlcrncu, onr oQcln Geltid unN
6ron50liid. Gr iagt: ~gS0breno met
neS Io~nqjGbriBcn gl1icntbolta III o'nt
9hl8lonoc bin id) 5lt Der lleber}erte.
gllnA Qefommelt, bob Dos Grf""ncl
ircmocr Sproden fir sic nmcrifonI-
idJc Sltqerro cine Hotbpenoisfs;t II
4%eutid)lnno pcr0onft ieinc DrGEc
un0 fiibrenoc Stclith9 niGt iliul
tuenigIten Ser Sbntlufe. oub itiu2
&ertreter inn Illslanoc, icien rs 9cs
ante, aoufGcute bocr MGhHct Der
@iiIeuId)nft ltlfo Gednif. I'M tStauo,
linn. iid) i'll oeutbetreife10eH 2ouoes-
iprod)e pcritGnhhdr gu muAeu. 90.
o,trdl bo6clt iie 8ottbCilc ailcn ultoc-
rem qegeniiber. Die Mohnung ne$
@otidoitera ueroielrt 9ebcr3iWmI
beionoera in ochtidsomcrifngiidcn
SonliGicn, in oencn Dos Grlerrcr rtr
oclttIdlcn Sprodlc 10 lcid)t lit. limo
ooh miro cS 10 oft ucrl6ltnlt.
GiniQc anglo omerifn.
utidc 3citun0cn bobcn beiAtoiipL
sic brnltfar6iQcn DumoriIiiitlcn M'is
jnAcn cin}uitcQcr. @enn Oicic &lcf-
~IcrcicL in bcncn Qclpo6lllid) menig
oOcr fein @lrmor itcoft, bic 9(ttclltotc
auf Den Qllten 8cihnlod limo, oltf60-
rem, 10 lit oo8 Elm GROCER 6ortidritt.
81 bc0altcrn blcibt mn, 0oi3 blob
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Mi[hc[minn Nchrlnnnn.

IS Itarb am .. gopembcr 1908 5ran &ilbet.
miua @rbrmnnu, Satin ocS oeritorberen Sun.
uuteft mo . Tngcn. Sic Reeroiging ttlI6et am
SuunrrItng, 5 1lbr giahmtttaaS bon Der &obs
nlltg ibrer Todter, 6rnu Rarollne Snrtoer. iii.
t422. Gifz9annulesS traBe, aus ltatt. pciiebIllg
mi Der va. tiitore Gcnlcter1." (30S-10)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-05

IN Ocn NIT 0cm 81. Gfto-
Der obgeloltfenen critcn 5ebn Mono'
ten oicics &obreS iinb, nud) Nl'9lpelS
ocs GinWol,0crungs.8ilreolta $780,
49, Ginuunocrer III Den &erctni9tcn
Stoutcn cinQctroifcm 0cgcn 1,lSG,=
7Sl in bcricIbcn Belt Oca &orjobrca.
(n ocriclbcn Belt pon0ertcn $50, 1O6
Gcrioncn 3ltriif, is iin0 olio bonn /,
&onllor bis SIM 81. Gftober 25t,G51
Yerionen mcbr ollageruonoert, dis
cinGeluolOcrt,
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Ger + i Of lte Yreia ocs Sc
bcrlslrltcrbolta lit crreidt, mcltll man
i'm nit icillcm Stimmrcht be5ohIcn
mllb. (9t. y. StSjt0)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-05

Scit ocm t.. Mai 1904
ltno nod cincm 9criht Ger Banana.
ionol.Gommiilion 9eocn 81 Mi0io-
ncn all6itnorhS Groe aus Dem aollol
Iort0eldotft morOen. is iil0 Jest
nod, ctlunS ilbcr So WiQioncn Gllbif-
r1ro8 wc95n6rinNcrl, nno 0o bon
Wtonot SIT Monot QroBere 2eiitltngell
SIT ncr}clfnct iino. 10 miro in Mus
'lcbt 9cltcllt, bob Der aoltol ibon Dor
oeu1 Sabre 1915, wobrideinlid) obcr
'don I'M Sabre 1913, olio in finn
5obrclt, roQcnoct Iein miro. Cos
marc cine SciitunQ.' olli mcl6c oos
Solto Itol} icin 0orf.