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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-12-12
DAWSON COMPLIMENTS
TAX COMMISSIONER

Governor Dawson. in formally ac-
cepting the resignation Of Tax Com
missioner White. paid high com
pli-nent to the retiring public oiIlciaI.
and what he says Will be read With
interest and approval BY the gcneral
public.
The letter Is as follows:
Dear Governor WHITE: have
your letter EesignIng the Office Of
state tax commissioner regret that
you have felt it necessary to take
this step, but. owing to the reasons
stated in your letter and the other
reasons stated to me in our converaa-
tion. 1t would not be just 70 YOU for
me to urge you to remain. and so
accept with regret your resignation
Ito take effect the first or next Janu-
airy as you request.
It is true, as you say. that YOU ac-
lcepted the Office reluctantly and only
after some weeks OF consideration,
land at money sacrifice. When Mr..
Dillon resigned I felt that you we're
pre-eaninently the man to fill the
place. AMI so rendered you the Office.
I was gratified that your appointment
met with such hearty approval, as
was evidenced by expressions In the
newspapers OF both political parties,
as we'll as private persons in numer-
Gus letters. You accepted the Office
as a matter OF duty; and you have
served the public interests as state
tax commissioner with the same nm.
firing zeal, efficiency and fidelity as
Iyou served them as governor.
All who had part in the framing
land UNFOLDING of the new tax laws
may we'll feel proud OF their excellent
results. In that good work no ont
performed a more efficient part thar
yourself and to none n more credit
ldue.
The virtue OF all rnan-made lawa
lies in their enforcement. Such law
fare inert: they do not enforce them
selves And this IL peculiarly trn
OF tax laws, which are necessarily a
ways fnll OF details. Hence, the Der
eft OF those laws depends on thei
wise. impartial and efficient enforce
ment in all their numerous details
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-12-12
WHEAT SOARING
Predictions would Seem to be JUS
tfsled by Events on the Board
of Trade.

Talk of $3.50 wheat is rife in Chica,
go, and the prediction seems justified
Iby the events ON the board on trade
and the general trend OF talk and
prices. May wheat Wednesday jump
ed to s110
Each day recently prices have been
touching new high level in the Chi
cago market in the face OF bear oppo-
sition. Yet The Chicago market Is not
out of line, as May wheat sold up to
SLIP in the Minneapolis market. Cash
prices in nearly all the markets In
this country are at premium over
the futures Deliveries OF wheat on
December contracts yesterday went
into the hands Of the bull leaders and
into the hands Of the big millers in the
Northwest.
Movements OF James A, Patten are
again attracting attention. The big
ball leader says:
bCxttFt Ludt IuEAE viii DC ~ pucl-
tive scarcity of wheat In this coun-
try long before there is another har-
vesA Farmers have sold their wheat
regardless of the future. do NOT
believe that this country has
chance to raise more than 25.000,000
area of wheat is reduced to q 500. 900
harvest
A report shows that the seeded
area Of wheat is reduced to 27,660o,
acres. compared with $1,000 900 acres
a year ago. 1t estimates that there
is an average decrease of 100000 |
acres each year from seed time to
harvest.
Local dealers are today paying $500
and the chances are that it will 60
higher
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-12-12
GOLD GROWING
IN THE TREASURY
Money Circulation Of the couCtry
increased s2e5,o5s,oss over
Last Year.

Charles I'll Treat, treasurer OF the
United States, in his annual report
calls attention to the fact that owing
TO the disturbed relations between
the income and duty Of the govern
ment there was a deficiency last year
pf saS.010,2 POI, as against surplus
for the preceding year of $S4,2S6,5S6,
and pointed out that the total reven-
ues for 1905 exceeded any preceding
fiscal year except 1907. Treasurer
Treat says that thus it is apparent
that the trouble Is not in decreasing
receipts but in increasing expendi-
lures. which situation the treasury -
unable to meet with the excess Of
revenues which has accumulated dur
! ing the previous years.
"The steady flow OF gold into the
Treasury" the report says, continues
! to excite an absorbing study Of the
resources Of a country so favored IN
the distribution OF the precious metal,
The amount OF gold coin actually used
| in the channels OF trade IS less than
one-half Of the general stock Of gold
coin in the country. owing to the IN
ereasing popularity OF the gold GER
titieates, which are the representa-
ltiyes of gold coin deposited in the
Treasury under provisions of law
Since 1896 the general stock Of gold
has increased s1.0le,o71,ss1 while the
volume OF gold certificates has taken
on a growth OF s776.s656So.
"The general stock Of money in the
country at the close OF the last fisca
year was ss,37s.764lo2O, an Increase
OF 1868. 2O3 ,013, as compared with tina
Of twelve months earlier. The none,
lin actual circulation then aggregated
s.. 03s .015, ass, an increase of s265, o59
033 during the year. The money II
determination for the past eleven year,
has steadily increased, the growth pc
lcapita advanced nom $22.S7 in1S97 Il
/ $24.72 in 1908. The population Of thu
United States has more than doubles
every thirty years, while the wealt'
of the nation has more than doubles
Ievery twenty years. There Is Lett
innate demand for an enormou
amount of money in developing th
growing industries and expanding th
trade relations of the country, bu
there is no method employed b
which that demand. per capita, can b
measured The volume or currenc
should not be based upon the ind
4 yidual man or per capita, but ',po
the volume OF products produced b
man. measured by the market valu
| thereof
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-12-12
SIGNED ELECTION
CERTIFICATES
Board Of Election canvassers in SEES
sion Today-Percy Elliott May
Appeal His Case.

From The World OF Saturday.
The board of election canvassers,
composed of D. P. Lemaster, Alexan-
der Parks. and Chas. w. Stuckey, met
today for the purpose Of signing GER
tifcates OF the various successful can.
didates in town and county at the last
election. The list included w, S
Wild, who was declared elected con
stable by one majority over Percy
Elliott after the board made re
count Of the vote.
1t has not been decided as ye'
whether Mr.. Elliott will appeal his
case to the circuit court or not, OF
his attorney take another legal
course, namely, have a writ of man
damms issued by the supreme court
of the state, allowing the matter te
be opened up again.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-12-12
NEW INDUSTRY
Extensive Developments Being Made
on Lands IN the HedsesvIIie
District.

From The World Of Friday.
IT is learned from various sources,
particularly In the neighborhood OF
Hedgesvile and North Mountain, that
considerable developing has been un-
der way in that section for the past
three weeks on the Robins and Dirt
ing tracts along the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad j. p. Kline, this city.
and force Of men are busy opening
up the lands and sinking shafts.
During the past three weeks some
Baltimore aud Ohio officials together
with some New York and Philadel-
phia capitalists have been here carry
ing on negotiations with Attorney
Aber. He said that for the present
there was nothing to give out for pub
licatiop concerning the developments
alluded to. but there would be soon
and 1t will make interesting reading.
The prospects are very bright. II Is
said, for the establishment of brand
new industry in Berkeley county Iii
The near future and on large scale
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-12-12

Margaret Welty. 1873 East Race
street. died Sunday night at 1890
o'clock OF cancer OF the stomach, aged
IS years. She had been confined to
her room for the past year. she IS
survived BIZ two children: Mrs. VIM.
Gregory and Herman Welty and two
grandchildren; also by brother
John and two sisters. this city. ana
William, Of McKeesport Funeral
Wednesday at D. m at the house.
conducted by Rev Evers; interment
in Green Hin cemetery,
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-12-12
Enqaoement Announced.

Announcement is made of the en-
gagement of Miss Evy Tucker Nc
CURE, daughter OF DR.. and Mrs. Will
liam p Mcguire. OF Winchester, to
Lieut.. Abney Payne. Fifty-second
coast artillery, u. S. A., now at Fort
Rodman, New Bedford. Mass. The
marriage will take place in Winches-
ter in April Miss Mcclure is the
niece Of Harry st. George Tucker and
granddaughter of the late. John Ran
dolph Tucker.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-12-12
improvements.

Mr.. John Bartgis has completed the
foundation for handsome home on
West King street near Athletic park
The work on the new horne OF Mr.
Frank Yearick or West Burke street
is progressing rapidly. He expects
to have the house ready for occu-
pancy by February l.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-12-12

Fred Kahn. of Winchester, came
here yesterday from that dry town. !"
He found Martinsbrrg wet" and aft
er getting pretty we'll soaked he was
taken to police headquarters by or
ficer HUFF.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-12-12
quite SD.

Ellis salary is smaller than your
pin-money allowance
Il love him. dad
That may be, but incompatibility
of income often produces friction in
later years. Louisville Courier
Journal.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-12-12
WILL MAKE MOVE
FOR LARGE HALL
Thinks United States Should Shoulder
Cost of Installing New President
Representative RarthhoIdt Would
Build New White House. Using Pres
ent Building as Workshop.

Washington. Dec. 7.--Representa-
tive Rodenberg, of Illinois. will intro.
duce a bill in the House soon after
the session opens providing for the
erection in Washington Of a large
convention hall, to cost about 81 90.
convention hall, to cost about 1000
Its shame there is no such hall
in Washington at present, said Mr..
Rodenberg. n believe that the Unit
ed States should bear the expenses
of inaugurdtions, and that ii should
erect a suitable building here for the
ceremonies.
Such a building is needed al other
times tha4 inauguration. When the
congress on tuberculosis
met here the sessions were held in
an unfinished government building
not suited to the occasion. There are.
many important conventions held in
the national capital. and the building
could be used for them or II could
be used as an armory.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-12-12
Opened to Burden.

" am opposed TO making the citi
zens of Washington bear the burden
LOT the expense OF the inauguration
The Inauguration Of President is q
national affair, and should be paid for
out of the national treasury. should
like to see congress appropriate at
this session sum sufficiently large
to cover the expenses OF the inaugu-
ration OF Mr.. Taft.
IAN the people Of the country have
n interest in identifying the national
capital. ] never haye been one Of
those members OF congress who be-
lieve in cutting the appropriations for
the District OF Columbit. Money
spent In improving the capital is well
sepnt'
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-12-12

Representative Barthofdt, Of Mis-
souri,. chairman of the House public
buildings and grotinsls committee, be-
lieyes that the present. quarters OF the
President OF the United States are
too cramped and entirely beneath
the dignity which should 90 with the
chief executive.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-12-12

Republicans Had Only $500, While
the Democrats Had Nearly Three
Times That Amount--Cost Hobbs
More Than SiIer--vanMetre Only
snent s76.o5 In His short CAMPAIGN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-29
Nutufobrt str Sec.

Gan Gronciaco, Gol., %.
Mars. - 0o8 oncrifouiiMc, an Der
6obrt BON 9tcm-Dorf nod ForiS be.
tbcili0tc Pluto 1inQ gcitcrn oui Ocm
0ompicr nGitp oi YucbIo" nah
Scottlc ob luo miro bon BORT oti
Dem Gonpicr v@unbolOt" am 30.
Npril sic 6obrt nnd 9llO2tu mltrctcn.
Gln Wcp., %. W}Gr5. ~ Iu5 ito.
lirniihc Auto inbr hclltr Mor9cn nm
! llbr pom bier o6 mlO miro 0ui Scr
6obrt na0 Snn 6runci9co oiclclbe
&oltc pcriolgcrL ptIhc Oos omcrito-
'niihc Auto nobn1. Gas iron5Oiii6c
3u0rmcrf crrciftc g~citcrl NbtnO %
oen mo OuS Ocutidc God Springs,
Mnu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-29
EuitamtrGnbcr ibcntiiiiirt.

9apod, N..D, %. M1rj. ~ Ter
lln6efnnntc, mclhcr bei cillcn gin-
brudspcriide IN boS Foitamt in
@cit-9tpod fiit3lid pom GoitreiIter
Sntit6 nieoer0cihoiien uno tootIid
rcrlcbt worbcn lit, lit acItcrn 9(beno
ais 5ronf Gooc bon Eoltnrtt. Snipef-
tor SomeS inns 2icittenaht Hilcp bonn
Ncm. Oorfer 'HoIijei : Irportcment
iOentifi5irt morOen. Gooc miro in
gerbinoung nit cincm Wor0 in ga.
%tcrion, M, ullO einem Eoitraub in
Sisblano Sails, N..D., gepiinidt. @r
i%ueigert iid, bic Ramen ieiner Seller
beim Giltbrud in oaS @eit.gtDad.
Hpitumt o%n5rgeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-29
Srgan in EittSburg.

EittSburM Go, IS. Nt0r5. 49,
@iGiom &cnning9 @rpon trui Ncitcrn
bier aus @aibington Gin mo itic1 I'M
Sort @itt,Sotel ob, no or inn SunIe
oc5 Nofmittags I'M Eorlor einen
GmpionD obbiclt. 2lm 9lbcnO belt CT
por oct 1rcluOen ser o9rpan Gemo.
cratic 2co9ltc" bon Ecnipluonicn III
Scr Grpoiition.NoQc cine 9tcOe. Wors
gen Gormittng rciit cr nod @bcclln8,
". .&o., unO ant 2l6cnO ipridt CT III
Earter9bur0, $3.50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-29
Tidt Gin Gent in Der Sanf.

Ncm 0orf, 2S. WtGr5. - Hid)-
fer Soft pom @um0co. : itriftagcrihte
%crnanntc qcitcrn Thiac Stnrocc gum
Moiicpcrmoltcr oeS Nci6GitcS bon
FnSQllolc Eati II. Con, Eoiiogeogcn-
ten @elopcd)Slcr iul0 Friunt.9 Ban.
ficrS, Tr. 23S mo 2I0, glijobetbitr.,
itno Gielt i'm jur Stellung elmer
@iiraidoit bon $4,000 an. Gicic Or
ncrnung erioIgte otf Grilldcn bon
Nntonio 8inicao, mcld1cr in ieinem
@eiudJe oorouf bimpeiit, DOB Der &c
idnitsplab ser ungcblifcl Nnnfcrot
tcllrc an u. Mor5 gcldlollcn mrroc
uno onb oicic ucrl6pnnOelL obnc onB
cine Spur bon ibncn g%cIunoen lucr.
Den fonntc. SIS miro 0alnt 0ic Der.
mutbltng oltsaclprofen, 0ab bic 0tit-
glieOer Der Sirnla ollie in ibren 9Gns
Den bciinolihcn 8clocr mitnobmcn,
10 DAB nidjtS porbonOen iei ais on5
oui $1,000 peranidlngte @r~llnoeigen.
tbu1t IN @li5abet6.St Ctr
Gin thermometer Der EotiS erfldrs
tc, bob Der NoIieuerpalter bel ieinem
crIten 9eiub Der 9anf Die @em0Ibe
uno aoiietidrdnfe ofien 9eiunocn
babe, unO oob nidt Elm Sent babe &c.
funoen peroen f0nnen. audl babe
man feinerlei @ertbpopiere 81 ent.
0edeu pernludlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-29
SnbbbiItcu.S cmpcl fir Seattle.

Seattle, @ni6., 90. W1r5.
@Gbreno Der n1hiten pier5ebn Gage
miro bier Der gau oes eriten guoobi.
item empels in ben Ser. Staaten in
angrifi genontmen peroen. 81. Na.
fai. Der Seelenbirte ser bieiigen iapa-
niiden @eiellihait, pelhe ben 9au
aufiiibrt, beiitlbet lid SUR 3eit IN Sa-
pan, Inn ein 9ilbniB BON 9uooba flr
oen 5empeI bierber5ubringen. Er1ii.
bentin Der @eieai6oit lit 6rau Gel
mo anberion, BON ifanOinapiI6er a6.
Iiommung. Der Ban miro einen
1lirniaai, gdoer, eitt Ride, Speiie.
iaal, gibIiotbef uno 81 8obn5immer
fir Sempelidiiler entbalten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-29
Nttcntat nuf General Snlflcp @cllS.

3eIIurioe, Sol, %. MGr5. -
Ter cbcmaligc @cncrol N0iutunt
9ulfGcO @caS, mclder mcGcn iciuca
oagrciiiucn @orgcbcua in Sem ErojcB
gcgen MoDcr, Sauuooo un0 YcttD-
bone bon Sen llnionsV er1Iclltcn alti
oen So0 perbnbt iii, bate bclIte Gin
fnoppcs Gntfpnmcn bon Dem Go0c,
inocm trob hllcr &oriidtSmobrcAclM
sic 5ltin Sd)ittc itinCa 2cbcttS gctrof.
len morttt, cine NonIbc 1T Scr unmlit-
trIbnren NGbc icincs @cttcS 5itr Grs
ploiion btbtdNt u,trOc. Yer @eleral
lhlief icii>er Bcwobn6tit GcnlGb alti
ser Seronod icincr @obitumg unO
pllr6c bon Ser @cruaIt scr Grploiion
mcitbin bon icincr @oblNng gcIdlclt=
bcrt. Tic cine ScitermonO oc5 @oll-
les muroc mrQNcriiieu, mo ocnnodj
entfam Der General mcrtIuiirOiacr
@eiie obrte crnitlihe &crleelulgcn.
@cncrol @cQ5 nabnt bel Der llntCr.
Griidltug Der 2lrbcitcrmirrcn IN 1904
mo 1905 cine bcrporrogcnoe Gtollc
cin. gntd) bcmcrtltclliBtc CT boltpt-
iGdIid oic Nll2Iiefcrung BON Stcue
9loomS, Der SIR Belt bier ucgcu Wtors
hcS pro5ciiirt miro, olls ocm Staotc
(Soa6o. Ger Wcncral nimmt ocn Sor.
ioa 5icmlid taItbliitig bin. Gr CT.
fldrte, DAP cr crit geGcl Oiittcrnodt
nuf Soltjc 5uriidgcfcbrt lei mo lunit
gcihloicn babe, ol5 er Die 0etonation
pcrnabm mlO iif gleid5eitig inter
cincmS riinmtcrbnulcn beArabcn inno.
Son 6en lbdtcrn bat llol bis lcbt
feline Sprr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-29
Tircftc Giuluanoernno on%ocorbnct.

OTTAWA. Ont, %. WGr5, -
Ger Gcgentidnit6rntb bat cine Or0re
ongcllommcn, in ipclfer u~ngcorOnct
miro, oab ale G%inmanbcrcr oircft
had Canada fomncn %iollct, Cine
iriibcr in oieicm Sinite erlaiieie
Ororc mrroc BON Ben @cridtett ais
unaeictli6 crtl0rt, neil nit Der
Gurdiiibrung ocriclbcn Der MiniIter
Oca 3nncrt bctrait luoroen mar, oll-
Itott onb einIod) %an0eoronct morocl
mare, Dap sic @inmanoerulo cine oi-
rCftc lein miiiic.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-29
Sic @cid1f
@rtc NlrSiihtcn iijr aoblcnarGbcr III
SQinoiS.

0onpiIlC Sis, %. WGr5. -
&on mobgcbcn0cr Scitc lit bcllte bier
Die Grfl0rlln9 obBcNcbcn morocrL oob
sic &oblcnArubcn 6cS ISIlinoia 0ts
thrift Hr. -, IN mcld)cn 5000 W0nn
bC'hGftigt iin0, am I. Iprtl nid)t &c.
ihloiien, ~ionocrn aud p0brcno Der
&crban0lln9cn bctrcii5 ser 2obnItala
fir Die nGd)ltcn 5pci Sabre III @ctricb
blci6en mcrocn. NQcr Mobriheinlid.
felt mad merOen oilf Die iibrigcn
&oblcn5cden in SQinoiS nidt 9eidIoi
len mcrocn. Gieic gngoben lilto 10
mobl BON @camtcn ser @%rllbcnorbci
fer, mic pon ocn 3cdJenbeiitcrn &C.
mod)t mor0cn. Mon lit iihcr, ST Ell
ncr &critdnOiguug obnc Sctriebacin.
Ilcllrng 81 fomnlcn.
3ebnpro5cntt8c Hobnbers
obictung in Ben Barter
willis.
Wdften, u. IS, ~. Utuf5. -
Iurd 2tnihIug murOe bier bcltc III
Sen Barter DtiQS cine @crabietung
ollcr Nrbeitsl0bnc bctomnt gcnnodt,
meld)e ON 6. 9lpril in &roit trctcn
ioQ u1o BON lpcI6cr ctud 800 Nnge-
ltcAte b~ctroficn lprrOcn.
Grctcr % onu acturtng & D.
h nci0ct.
Grctcr, rs, 2S. MGr5.-3n
Sen bicIigcn @ommpon -Gobrifcu Der
oGrctcr Manufacturing 60" crificn
bcilte ein Elnfot, monoh fiir sic
lGmmtlid)cn 400 NngeitclGtcn pom
nad)itcn Montog ob cine 2obnrcOut.
ton Don 5cbn Ero5ctt cinBciiibrt
miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-29
1ubniun'S Grfldrun0.

&ir0 nid)tS tbun, llm Erdliocnt'
idaita domination 81 bcfommcn.
Nimmt oieIclbc al, Wclll lie inn
o~fIertrt miro.
ct. EouL, Wiun., %. MGr5. -
@ollocrneur Sobn q. Sobnlon BON
Wiuneioto CAB bottc sic mtSorildIife
GrfI1rung ob, Dap cr nidts 8ctbon
babe llno old niftS tbltn mcroc, I'M
iid oic 0%cmofrotiide HrGliOentidoitS.
Domination 81 iiNcrn, OaB er aber
Sem cbrenOollcn <i iol9cn mcroc,
pcnn CT an i'm Cr1cbcn loltc.
Ger 8oupcrncllr Gob oieic @rfl0.
RING in eillcm Sdrciben an Slpoll
5. Gitrnbloo, &crouS9cber Ser o0tin.
ncopoli@ Smcoiib. Nmcrican Eoit",
ob, pclfer i'm Inn 2htifI6rung be.
5iiglid ser Nlgclcgcnbcit crlltd)t
bate.
Sn oent Shrcibcn prG5iiirt Ser
@olpcrncur icinc StcIlltu0, mic iol9t:
n&n oieicr GrrbinOun1 wilnIdc ih 10
ucritouocn 81 mcr0clt, o0b idly in tci
llcr N3ciic cin Gouoi0ot icin mil jl
0cm 3pcdc, &errn @rpou oocr IT
gcno cincm Ntum cine Nic6crlo8c 81
bcrciten; sic cil5iAc G%uuG1ung Die
mid on5lt bcltimmcu f0nntc, mcinclt
Nomcn benlrbcn 5l loiicL mGrc Die,
DOB cS iiir sic Sohc uotbpcnoiN lit.
@cnu sic ocmofrdtiifc Eortci e9
poiIcno iinocn iolte, @crrn @rpolr
oocr ir9cno Scmon0 anocrn 5lt toni-
nircrL 10 miirOc OicS mcincn 9ciioll
iin0cn lno ser Nonlinirtc riidbaltlo9
mcinc llntcritiiBumg crboItclL mic id)
cine iolde cruortcn miirOc, lG9cn Die
Gingc umgcfc6rt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-29
yInnfclo" sn Ceraepfc geitranbct.

Norolf, So, 81. WGr3. - Gin
unbefannter Iompier. melden man
fiir ben britiiden Camper Cum.
felb", Gapit1n 9nfer, bdlt, pelder
lid NIT elmer 2aoun9 3ufer aui Der
Sabrt BON Eaore, Guba, nad Hem.
Yorf beiinoet. lit bel Seracofe Snlet,
80 Weilen iiiblih bon Gape Sntteros,
on Ser aiilte bon &or0.Gorolina, &C.
iirnnoet. Der y0unfelo" ging am 8.
Mdr5 BON 8era Gru3, Wery nnd
pnore. lteber 3ultano unb Gage oes
Sdiiies mar bis jett nid)ts Rdberes
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