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The Ketchikan miner., 1908-01-04

The United States assay ot5cs i- Seattle has placed in .hs channels ot trade in that citT since June l. ls37. B.. 90, 0pl in gold eagles and double eagles, practically sl. Qn]. 0o0psF month. Daring this periqd Of five and oBe-half nooios The assay office has received sl+- esle. 35- -e Horth ot Alaska gold. The 6i=er+1ce b=tse=o the total re- ip.s and sbe gold coinage checked o-t from ths ba1ks is repres+rt=G b drafts giTe1 10 shippers payable al the sgb-.ressuFy ia New York. The eg-res. therefore. shoS that ia excess Of 2 shsrd 0, the total gold receipts ot the Seattle office has gone .n,o almost immediate circulation i1 local chan oels c. trade. While The figures are -ot sEtai1able. ii is evide1i that much Of th= oone. paid out io she shape Of drafts On New York is also expended n Seattle in property investments, 70 that iba sbc ting is regarded by those n a position 70 judge as indicating she exp@ndit1re of approximately half i1e value of the gold received al the Seattle assay office .n tbe city Of S@a.sle.-Ex.
The Ketchikan miner., 1908-01-04

The speeches of Governor Hughes fill more space in the newspapers every day now than those Of any other man in pubIic life. The particularly noticeable thing about them is thai they say little or nothing about poli- tics, and much about social and econ ornic problems. Tbe governor keeps his feet on safe ground, and wins ad- mirers without exciting any antago- nisms.
The Ketchikan miner., 1908-01-04

"CorporstiOns tbat are handled hon. eslly and fairly. 70 far from heinz an evil. are natural business evolution and make for the general prosperity of our land. We do not sIsh 10 de- ssrOy corporations, bu, se do wish to make them s8bserye the public good. :" President Roosevelt.
The Ketchikan miner., 1908-01-04

There will be rather general agree ment t1at Secretary Cof:elYou stands I better chance Of being successful in his candidacy for the confidence of the people than in his candidacy for pres idelt.
The Ketchikan miner., 1908-01-04

In all tabili,g fl ihe people Of Nevada have trouble they gill blame ihe president for not permitting United States troops to remain in the mining camps. After Gogefnor Sparks aas performed his entire duty and failed 10 maiDisin peace aud order, he may with perfect propriesy call sFon she nation for aid. bBs until iher he has 70 reason iO eOsppi1.n sbOys lack of support
The Ketchikan miner., 1908-01-04

"Alssk. mining men, says the Fahir.:oo Miner. ''are soou ;o ask e9o.r=ss 70 dispense ~.sh the require 1ens .h.s claim-hoiders do assess11e1t so-k oo their claims for .bs year l>]-." The paper in question does TO; ssy where it gets i,s information 70 shst effect, but is is safe 10 assert that II such project is on foot, the r0ller-tesx miners Of Seattle and other eisies rho arg promoting speculative mining schemes o1 sind, and 1Gi the industrious miners and pros pectoFs c, Alaska are ss the h5sEon Of it, The miners ir this section have rot only egise generally made their annual ex- pe8diiVr-s thus fas. ard have nos o1Iy ID though, of asking exemption for this CT any future year, but do nns desire :nyihiog of she kind. If such sn ex- enp.l0n is being asked for iE can only Le by those sho arg intent upon ihe purpose c. benefs,ing themselves per sJnslIy al the expense and honest soiI of others.
The Ketchikan miner., 1908-01-04

According 10 .as Chicago Tribune, ihs Democratic United States Se1a- ,o-. have 10 s;asesGsnship Aod sp- p.rersly no patriotism. Their opln- ioa o. ,he Cbies.o Tri0a1e would oe iu,eressin. sni might be much noCe s.ss.-.se
The Ketchikan miner., 1908-01-04

Shocking ners from Bsvsris for the ProAibss.oois.s The War Ministry fnds sbx; soldiers who drink little .hco. s;-sigh.sc than those who doa | drink 5, sll. Probably, that's because .hsT ,ake is straight. in she krsi place
The Ketchikan miner., 1908-01-04

!. w.. To-uT's l.ss question. a= h.5 esked hIs t-csher sts. was ihe cause Of the des=rs of Sahara 10 1hich sae old man laying down his psTs=r replied Ina. he reczooei Y Eas esgset oy the Is-asli.es losing :hsir sand :: .nd II go1 don't go 10 bed and quit askiog go ns17 questions. I'll see Ina, !our uosher puts you 70 bed b=iore ! get home hereafter. "B1i, papa. ho~ can gog -e= her pui ne 70 bed lt she Pu.. ne 10 he'd before yog gel ho1e:a = Aud that ~zs TOuuy's !asi-tor that e5s1ir., 5. leAs-.
The Ketchikan miner., 1908-01-04

The aeba,e ss 70 xhesher ihe prssi- dent really aes1s is O. not still goes CT: however, is must be admitted shs, i, is less yiso-cus than is waS
The Ketchikan miner., 1908-01-04

Well. -o= .his $ soreshi1y Ike.
 exclaimed grs EeEwi:s D her h1.- band. .za.suins her hUstsald froD stolen s,;=,-dinrer rap few Csgs aso. "Ii SAYS here in this paper that shsy sre be.iuuirg 10 coo. oeets.=a. bT electricity. Wha, 2 blessing that rill he 70 poor over~orked women fl is becomes general. !" What are the! Goiog:' Cooking bee,s:esk by el@c- i,icify" "There9'' .-a. the hotel. generally ?" 'So:hi-g new Or strange .hog. .hsi: perer had piece Of hotel hse..s.esk in zay life ths: dida't loo. . f .s had been ssrpc. bT lighi1iog 2"
The Ketchikan miner., 1908-01-04

The E.h. ia Ohio b-sseeu ite For skar Ard Tai. forces promises 10 he ocs .. she p-e..ie.. political contests ever v..ei II America Beth s=rs- tors sre s.re=d 'h.. Secretary Tati j. ros lhe man .-d the! haYs ugca p9~- CT. Or sas ether hard. .hs people o: o si0 .ppesr 10 be behind the s@cre tsgy, rho .iso has she b=si Eisbes ct Pr-.itea. Rces=rs.i.
The Ketchikan miner., 1908-01-04

n. l,:4 Sultan Of Z.o-ihsr iGssia- e1 ina. he E.s greater Eers51sgs than .oy other n ihis earth. ac1 "a. o1lT 1aa -g, born ,o die He ~s> s0 s--e 2. ,aIs .ha. h4 had his pla1> laid for ett] yesrs ahead. When hs .ouni that be sss going 70 die he ~ss 50 e. p ,bcc, is :h.t hs basselsd his end by u.1y dsys. and .o gel eTe1 win soleitiug or soue5ody he had ,!I 9. his co1rs physicians and As u.oJ Q. his wiF=s b=a=s6=d
The Ketchikan miner., 1908-01-04

The Right Re7. Dr. Alfred Lee. the Bishop Of Delaware. neget !rdglged in hot air" :" b.t he took too much exercise in ar tbst was much too cold. and then he was gathered unto bis Fathers.
The Ketchikan miner., 1908-01-04

Over 6a9 bills for ;he erection Q public buildings have been i1iTodaee<- ip ,he house slo1a. The total wil re.ch l, oaa, i. is said. The chairman 0: ,he spPcoP-ia.ions couniiiee i> pcllios io1s .ace and salzInG ssouo.r. !, E;.l be 5 lccz! town ,hai gel. federal building.
The Ketchikan miner., 1908-01-04

The Buffalo Commercial speaks ot Popoes.epeil $ ''s uaiQral snlphaE ..esory." We hsgs heard ot : r&slr- .. sulphur ,scsovy with shorter r.ne. tus ;he preachers seem 10 have abolished is-o-, ,, lesst. 70 hare kuocksd + oli Q. theology.
The Ketchikan miner., 1908-01-04

Or len Gi5a.ec. occasions since No re-ber ! Aoassl. hss ioioF ed .h- outside world ihs. .hs blizzard .hec raging zA ".ha xo-s. .. ibs season. l. .A- Ei.i pardon Is ~e would sog- gsi .b.. ''ib= scrs.r has become sols,hirg of hszl=cu.- sud that ''th. vnrsi c. inc Eorss=si is the proper thin; 70 usa for ihe r=-aiod=r Q, ,ha uictar
The Ketchikan miner., 1908-01-04

Ne h.ye 1o. been favored with copy Q. Gov. Eog.a.i's lAsi report bat she Ta.hin.soa press dispatches assert .h,s ii igro-s. me question e territorial .overo1eui. altogether vhica is- b SAT ihe least 10. entirely ia ha.1o1y ui.h sbs presidents rec- oa-ao5a.iocs 10 coogcsss, though h. appears 70 s.-es -i.a sha lsiszr CT n1s esssers rel..;1s 10 AI.ska-
The Ketchikan miner., 1908-01-04

With Senator Jeff Dsyis so6 Sensi- or Tiiinsn As iss leading and ncs' vociierous expo1ents, there's pzscioos li,,le 10 be said for .he present plane O. .ia.esnanship ia .he south | denssosge can travel much farther in Dixiela1t than he can up -o.th-
The Ketchikan miner., 1908-01-04

After the lapse of a mnoth the Seward Gateway hadn't fully recover ed from the effects of the Juneau con- gention which it says was pity, be- cause Of the large measure of dislike Juneau accumulated for itself. which The Miner apprehends the Gateway does n0t 90 grest,y lament as it re-
 grets the action of the national com nittee, concerning which it says; Tine cutting down of Aiaska's repre- ,entstiOn in the republican national convention from six delegates to two probably means that majority of the national committee is antagonistic to Taft. The Alaska convention endors- ed Taft for the presidential nomina- tioa. No doubt that action induced the antiTaft men on the national committee to set the territory back from the representation it has had in the last two conventions. The same cause no doubt induced the raising of the objection hat Alaska elected it's delegates prematureIy in choosing them before the convention call was issued The rule has not previously bee1 enforced against Alaska. It is very likely that when the convention meets it will admit the six Alaska delegates. It certainly will if they belong 10 the cr0Nd that is on fop.D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-04
Rubert Rinuicr,
3tS Nprb.S runOmap.
3wsig- 9itreau:
315 @cit- Iapcttc-Str
Seloc @bUns.
(27s)

populGrI Gcn Wcrfc Scr floIiii6cn 1utb
n1ooerneu Spern ; 2iterotllr. Die
CintrittSpreiie nerOcn 10 gebalten
iein, boB aud Der minoer 9cntitteltc
iid Den 8enllb bes 9eiu6eS elmer in
alien Sbsilen erItflaliiId)en Spern'
Nuuifilbrung ~geitattcn fam.
Ginneucr Softorim DC f.
lebcr Sultimore'S.
Sic nMuiic 2opcrS Sliiociotion Of
Baltimore" tritt in Die @intersSoi
jon 10000 nit ncllcn NlGncn rno
nclen &offmlrgen cin. Gieie Serei-
rigll1g iulrrOc inl- porigen Snlplar
pon Yrof. 6rib @oltl oils cine ar1
Srd)citcr g S6ltle ms Nebcn gerlt'
len; lie 5Gbltc banlol@ 40 0tit9lieoer,
Gin i'm Wui gegebenea CONCERT luur-
&c bon 3itblifllm mo Treiie Iebr bel
fGaig oilfgenommcn.5 Sn5lpiifen lit
sic MitgIieoer5obl Der &0rperidaft
auf so geitlcgelt, lpos 0icIelbe IN oer
StonO iebt, iid mlnmebr. ot an
iprllhSpoQcrc Nuigoben bcran5llpa.
gen. Sm nd6Iten CONCERT miro oa.
her ~ieoenfoQs cine Spmpbonie 81
0cb0r gebrod)t neroen. Die 8ean,,
ten Der Organization linb: Geo. s.
Saul, TrGiibcnt; 6rib @oil, Wuiif.
Gireftor EbiI. IS. Straus, Sice=Frd.
liocnt; s. II. Siooc8, SefretGr; G.@.
@ei9er, S6atu1eiIter; 5. :. Souer,
9ibliotbcfor; 5. S. 9. Gonipon gr.
nett Sorpuro unb glrtbur &. Eearion
Witalicoer 0es greflltip . Gonlite'S.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-04

prldlcnDen, Ihnleidcln0en Wtclo0ic'n.
Gin ltroblenOcS 0rcigeItirrL gebilbct
aus Sri. 2lnnic Sill mo oen Scrrtu
9iaic Hitdic mn0 Gid McNQiIttr,
itcbt nn Der SpiBc elmer portrcfilid)cn
&iinitleridJuor. @illp H.itd)ic lit bcllt'
5u Sa1r lpo6l ol2 elmer Ser btiten
'&omtifet pber 6mtrifnriidcn 0iibnc
allIcitIg ontrtnntt mo nlnd)t icincm
Hllfe in Der HoQc, Die cr IN OiciCn!
Stiif uprtritt, ullc Gbre. Ser S6lubs
aft ipielt IN circr Dtltlifhallc mo
0itbt NulrnL, cine Sd)nar e~ritfluiliQcr
Norictc- &ilnltlcr lul0 aiieItlerinlcn
cin5uIilbran. Ger Gbor oicicr @oltpr.
&nNrcOiCn5 Oc@ GrfolgeS bel tineml
mo0erncn Sdnuipicl lit ans 30 ret
6c1lbcn iun9cn Gnmen, meldc nid)t
lltr biibid) o%ltSicbtn unb elegonte SEQ.
thine trogen, ionbern oltd) reijeno 51
'tngen lrto 81 tort5cn p%erltcben. Wo.
tinee'n finoen tGgIid itott.
oW arm Ion0 SGeuter."
Die 2citlulg OeS Worplono.S beo.
terS, OieicS IN oQcn &reiien oeS Ylt-
blifunls gleid bcliebten Wtllientent-
pclS, mortet in oicicr @ohe mieoer
NIT einent Erogromme oui, boS fir
ibret 9iuf, ibrcn @onnern MIR itetS
pom 9eiten bns Bette SIT bietcn, cine
rcllc SeltGti1ul1 bil0ct. "a lit SIT.
liGhIt Soo Suffer, cine S6ncItcr Der
iorltberiibnlten Serpentin . SGl3crin
Soie Suffer, 81 ncrnen, ntlde cinelt
6un5 origilleIlcn Tlunlnlert. ltnb Sor,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-04

olltlihcn, Die cine in Gnem Selos
bette, Die onbere ouf einem Sopbo
mo ole brittle in einem yWorriS.
GrmitibIe. 9ieie ectpiB pifonte Si.
tuation lit jeoo6 3ort b%ebonoclt, oob
auf Die priioeite 3uidauerin feinen
@runb 81 gltSiteQingen boben biirf-
te. Die 9urItelerlhoar utnfdBt 10
ttefllide &initler ipie Gbo5. Gberrp,
I%lorence &eeo, Imlp Hid)oro, Tutb
Mopcliiie 3eIoo Gears, Soiepbine
Gmerion, SerbGrt Stunoing mo gn.
bere mcbr. Der SrGqer Der mdnnli,
fen Souptrolle, &r. Gbos. Gberrp,
lit in Baltimore bon ieinem Grldei-
men nit Worinle elliot nod III Dor
t~beilbaiter Grinnerung. Sic regul6-
rem Mittwo6s- uno Somitoos . Otas
tinee'n finben itott.
nSorb's SpernbouS."
81 anigbt for q 9op," Gin nelteS
bodit effeftpoaes Sdouipiel, lit bic
Eorbietung, mel6e oieie @ohe Die
sablreiden Sreunoe unb @Gnner bon
Serbs Sbaoter ermortet. 0oS Stiid
erlebte I'M Sabre 1906 ieine Gritoui-
fiibrung in Chicago, no es i'm oorti-
gen r@bittep-S beater" COZ Mol bin-
ter eiuunbcr oltiqeiiihrt nnroc. Son
bort nohm baliel6e icinan Sieges3ug
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-04

films. Mud sic iibriQcu 9}oucn Scr
&om0ric ii1O porty3fflih bcicBt. &C.
ncric ullo Nuaitottuua QgniiQcn Sen
b6hitcn 2(uiprii6cu. 9iodmitto8a.
@oritcQlnQen merocu MittmoG@ ulo
SamitoQs gcQebcn.
o8Ioncu'a IbCottr."
.@bcu Nomcn &ouc" lit Der litcl
zines iponncnoGn OicIooromo2, on2
0ieic Isolde in 0lancD'9 lbtotcr ijbcr
sic @rctter 0cbt, pcld)c Ni2 @cIt be.
ocutcn. Ole 6onollmg Ortbt iid) lnn
0iC @crion zines onurutbi0cn iltn9cn
Iu6rifmGOdu9 oo9 Die &erlobtc ct.
mes Ncdtaonualtt3 lit, Gin rcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-04

@ilnitlcr bon 9roBcm 9fufe. Sccni.
ihr @uaitoffirlln0 um6 aoitiinlc tic.
ten olrf ohtun0Acbiatcnocr S664.
M}otincc'n iinOen tdgIid Itott.
o@aDctp Sbtuter."
Cine Der bgItcn OrQarliiotionen oli
Dem @cbicte Scr @urlG2fc, Die ,@oni-
IN Ioir Gomponp," bGQinnt mor0cn
I'M n@outtps lbcoter" Gin einm0hi0cS
@uitipicI. Cine Mruiif. &om0oie yNh
lSbot an Ni8bt." pom 6ronf @onni.
bill. gclondt 5llr Nuifiibrun0. Gic
O(ltiif 5t oericlben itunlmt bon Dem
befon1tcn Gompouiitcn g. 3. Smith
l,no Sahoitidu NiQcr uuO lit uoQ DON
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-04
Sun9c nm Character.

Ger Barrier .@il @loS" idrcibt:
Wton itrcfe nic Die 3ltngc GernllS!
Nbgcicbcll bouoL Dab cine iolde I'm
art oft libel genonlnlcn miro ullo 6u
cillcr mebr ooer nlinber iolcnnenracis
lcrei 81 filbrcn pflcgt, riSfirt man
nod Ourh bns 3cigcn Der 3ulge oie
0cbcimitcn Scitcn icineS GburoftarS
ollcr Nclt 5u ofienboren. IS gibt
n6mlih cine neue98iiienidoit, Die iid)
@loiiologic nennt mo nit GROCER
Siherbcit bebauptct, BOB tie bic Gbo.
INSTRUMENTATION zines WelId)cn
crrotbcn fam, mcnu1 lie mr. @elegers
bcit bat, feline 3unge 5u ieben. Cine
lon9c 3utgc neiIt ouf cinen freimii.
tbigen, %off1ncn Gboroftcr bin; cine
fllr5e l0Bt eillcn peridlolienen ulio
bellflcrilhen Gborofter erfenneii;
III Die 3ulge brett, 10 lit ibr 9eliber
mittbeilialn; lit lie inol, baum lebt
CT llebcr fir it'd, obne 8erfe6r AT ill.
d)el,; cine lnnge unb breits 3llnae
ldBt ullf einen inconieqitentelt Weil-
ld,en ld)licBel1, cine longe itnb ibn1ols
Gilf eincn Wonn, Der es nit oer1abr-
beit nift lebr genou ninmt; cine
tnr5c rnb breite 3nl1ge lit bos belon.
oere acnn5eidcn oes 2iigners rlno
Sflpobers; cine ipibe 3ilnee nber
fam ioluobl eil,en aeiitreihen mie
olld) eincn bosboiten Menideu, per-
rotben. Wtun lieht: Die Wetbooe lit
nid)t iebr compli5irt, nno man
broldt nidt iebr longe Sit ltunirsI
irenn mar iih biele itellc o8iiien-
'daft" 5u ci9en moben nil. Die
Shipierlgteit beitebt mn boriii, Bob
man lelten Seute finoet, Die einem 10
obne @eiteres Die 3unge 5eigen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-04


idnGbter 9tebcnbubler INN Die @lnit
beS Wt6o6ens bcidlicBt, iid) al iDr
5lt rad)clt, inocm er 0oIlGlbe zines &er.
brcdcns bcidul0igt. MooQc - 10 lit
0eS W10delS 9tomc - miro ms Sc
f1n0niB 9cbrodt unO bot Ourh S0brs
nile unO 8criudungtl offer 9lrt SIT
getcn; 0od) ldltcBlidj gclangt Mites
gu eincnt n%eriohnlidcn NbidllB. Ger
mirflid Sdrnloigc miro Der ltroicnOcn
@eredtigteit iiberlicirrt, lto ooa
0t0odcn miro nit ibram @cIicbten
pcrcint. Sri. Gtbcl 9toion ipiclt Die
luciblidc @altptrolc, mo spar NIT
lt%nIell9bar 9roBem Gifett. Sic miro
bon elmer iibcrolls tiId)tigen @ciru.
ld)oft mirflom untcritilBt. Mtotincc'uz
Gage linb Wontog, Mittmod, 6rcitoQ
ullo Sumitag.
uSoIIihopitr, Gbeotcr."
Gin milit0riideS S6ollipicl in bier
gIftcrL uSn Sriul for bis Hife" bctir
tcIt, biloet in bieiar @ohc Die Ut.
trottion inn SOli0opItr. Ebcotcr.
SwCn 0opis lit Der G%erioiicr bea
GtiIdcS, ser in oemielben 5lpciiels-
obrrc iein Wieiltcr>perf aeliefert bat.
I'm Ole NuSiilbrung bciielben 10 rcn-
liitiid) mic moNlih 81 gcitoltcn, bat
sic Gircttion icd)a trciilid) 5ltgeritte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-04
5(n1ete Gbenter.
yWf II NfoOCntiC G."

Glpoc 6itd'S bcriibmtc &om0Oic
.@irl5" bcberriht oicic ISOLDE Sen
SpieIplon in Der oWfliif gtfo0e-
nlie," Gas Stiid crlcbte in Gains
Gbcotcr in 9icm Dorf cine ltrllntcr.
Irodanc Ncibe BON 225 @%oritcQun-
gen, 9epiB Elm 3cihelL oob es bort
Gem EubIifum Qeiicl. Cine Ger III
fi9itcn Scenen oc5 StiidcS lit sic, in
ioeld)er Orei iltngc Gomcn Dor Den
Ylgcn ocS EllbIitums i6r NQdtlagcr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-04

Sife" in SoIioop. Str. -Sbeater.
ben Cans sur Nuifiibrlttg brin9t.
Ncben iIr leicn bcruoracboben: Sas
r,obn 9uid Srio IN eilttm ieniatio-
n2lIen gpmnuItiiNcn 9lftc; Hpon uro
@bitc ais Noljidulb EGn5er; 2erp
Sullp, Hcgcr g Sntitntbr; 9etbnell
Troipn, Dos original 8ibion.@irl,
in ihrei1 itcltcitcn Barrier Goltiimeit,
mo ous Empire Gitp Gilortette" in
t!oiiiifen unb moocrntnSieocrn. Mla
Grtro : slttraftion lit SiIoo GIorfc
nit ibren 5iuolf mciblid)er Solbaten
gefponilcn lpprocn. Scr ainetoorapb
bringt intcrciiaitc, nelle gufnobmen.
S1elih finben Nadmittogs 8 Sor.
itelliingen 'tott.
,Nuoitorium."
Soe Morris in ser @e~ianespoiie
200 mann @ifes" bon Gbas. Sor-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-04

ne 9lrmce Yferbe crmorbelL ipelhe
oils oic mertbpoQiten Sbiere on8eie.
ben ipcroen, Oie ic olif elmer nnlcrifu'
ridden Niibnc porgefiibrt lpnrocn.
Wiilitdriidc GrerSiticn, auSgeiilbrt
ron 3p0If 3uopen, iinb cine mcitcre
&nterelic erregenoe Sdoultelllng in
Oem Stiide. Sic gufiiibrung lit
reid an iponnenoen Scenen II. Wo.
menten, ientimcrrafe 2iebes ? Gpiio.
cen feblen natiirlif alih itid)t. Ei1
.Sh~auipieIer . Gruppa beitebt ans
40 Nerlonen, inter bieieu 5ablreidc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-04

iiber Meiu.Sorf nod Bolton. unO
iiberall begegnete c5 elmer begeiitertert
gufnabnle Seitens Oes Enblifums Ii.
Der aritif. Sr. 3obn SIopin ipieIt
Die 8itelrolle nit por5iigIid)er Gbn
rofteriItif, ndbrenO Die weiblihe
Salptpartie in Den S1noen Der trefi.
Iihen Sfouipielerin Sri. Nan 8ofes
riibt. Gieie beaotte iunge aiinitlerin
felt in Der tppiiden. nnbeboIfenen
Mago cine Fraftfigur aif Die giib.
ne unb it, no INNER lie auftritf Iebr
balor Der erfIarte 2iebline bes 9ubIi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-04
Baltimore 9arnpf Bafct So.
-{gtte unb snncrlaiEae gai.atnie.)
Die Der. StantensBoft beforoernb.
Santpifr satrstnia" lneal; .aIabama,"

~ -. t'NhAN " ~
TaHpfer ,,gtrgtntn" tneu), ,N%Iabama,"
.@euraia," ,SeHneTee".
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