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The Ordway new era. (Ordway, Colo.) 1902-1927, 1908-08-28
In the September Century.

a full account OF the Wright Broth
ers' aeroplane. the first popular state
ment OF their experiments and the re-
suits thereof prepared by the invent
ors. will appear in the September Cen
tury. Accounts heretofore have been
only brief statements of bare accom-
plIshments. without explanation Of the
manner in which results were obtained.
The article will have timely interest.
from the fact that the brothers have
contracted to deliver to the United
States government complete ma
chine. the trials OF which are SEIZED.
uled for the latter part OF this month.
The Ordway new era. (Ordway, Colo.) 1902-1927, 1908-08-28
The Wisdom of the Serpent.

Down In Bermuda" said a Cincin-
NATHAN. Il heard Mark Twain make n
speech about snakes to group OF lit
tie girls. The speech was great. The
only trouble was that the little girls
could not appreciate 1t. II flew over
their heads.
ion.
Never warm a serpent In your
BOSOM he wound up. 1t is far easier
10 warm 1t by placing 1t under the pill.
low OF an intimate friend"
The Ordway new era. (Ordway, Colo.) 1902-1927, 1908-08-28

st. Louis-The cornerstone OF the
Coliseum being erected at the south
west corner of Washington and Jeffer-
son avenues, was laid Saturday. The
structure is to be completed by the
middle of October and will be one OF
the most spacious public buildings In
the United States. 1t VIII pc three
stories in height and In architecture
will follow the Italian Renaissance.
The auditorium will have a seatihs
capacity Of $4,000. which may De in
creased on occasion to 2O,ooo.
The Ordway new era. (Ordway, Colo.) 1902-1927, 1908-08-28
lee RECORD OF PASSING
EVENTS IN THIS AND
OTHER COUNTRIES
LATE DISPATCHES
SNes AND HAPPENINGS
ruAT MARK THE PROG
4 REss OF THE AGE.
WESTERN NEWS.

II
recent heavy rams III m'sa'"' =
). Iowa ana Nepr"sNa na'e 90
heavy corn crop III n'"s
section OF those s'a'es'
reported in Chicago that Pull:
mammoth shops are W oo az ,..
pilt upon rcihodeieu scare loi
kpress purpose Oh 'he h'"hui"e
! steel palAce cars
ecreasc Of SlO.532.7SS in revenue
bperatiug expenses and taxes Is
by the annual statements OF
nIon '.i H., uaJo nuhIic IN the
o,"P""''''
-, y..,. pos
the ls'h i"H'' '"T ~ pan,,
aSso'ih'."I io,'',.u to, ra,as
roaI 'Ia' ,u.'' 80. co. Kansas
ana oil'-'.hll in,sS an, n,oaaI
Kansas roads protested strongly
!, the reduction from 2 cents.
I - lain A Johnson was re-
80 ,n, "nvcrpor nv the Demo.
= cnryortinn NJ Minnesota
IS,b Inc, Tbn first mention OF
M w,l tho occasion of cheers
APPLAUSE that lasted siXty'four
Is
M MI BRYAN was speaking at the
ark in Drg Moiues Friday night
Inporary platform on which were
several hundred people col.
but no one was hurt and he
n his spccch within five
q
\ Y FarNell. senior member of
holesalr dry goods firm OF J. V.
In 4 Co. lied al Chicago on the
6pst after "A long Illness, aged
\ three He had been engaged In
6rv goods business in Chicago
|IS62
. -, r.
Dominion government mas ue
down the entire eastern slope of
locky mountains I'm Canada, with
lew OF conserving the supply and
htins an annual waste OF water
bod in the spring.
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.t ."'' MI q" , 'loae" "o' s ,,.a, -,
nam" '.1,.., ,'.'', i Iva, n"s ILL.,, -, W
p'''"''"' , 60, VI " NO.
~ W . VA. > i'''a,h H. ri. az, "nu
w "i a. .p ,"S n", :, ,,,oa,
,.,. '''',o 400 ,,''' IL
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I, W .. -. N''.>"i''"'", ass'',an'
r. rau raaS''s "s'n' ol 'he w"
,s'" 'oau' " VI. POSITION U, gen
4, g, nsen', win heauqual-
t. ~, ''ou,'' SuI'eeu'ns ona'es
\ ,, 'o' W NOM 'ie ne" o'i,ee vi
- J'''se' agent 1T d. LOUIS
e""
! new army portable wireless
Paph kits. perfected last winter.
Just been given their first tests
y Northwest at Camp David S.
ty, whore The regular army and
bregon ,r nay" IT., vi Wnshlns.on
The Ordway new era. (Ordway, Colo.) 1902-1927, 1908-08-28

locations, on the ancient monuments
of the Mississippi valley, by Squier
and Davis, was issued in 1913. and
distributed in this country and abroad
The germs of the present exchange
system are evident in the words of the
first secretary. Joseph Henry, who
wrote as early as 1892:
The worth and Importance of the
institution are not to be estimated by
what II accumulates within the walls
of its building. but by what 1t sends
forth to the world. Its great mission
| Is to facilitate the use of all the i'm
| plements OF research and to diffuse
knowledge. which this use may de-
velop. The Smithsonian publications
are sent to some institutions abroad.
and to the great majority of those
at home. without any return receipt.
save in some cases that of coopera-
ton in meteorological and other OBJ.
servations."
AS now conducted the rules for the
control OF the exchange service pro-
vide in addition to the distribution OF
the United States government publica-
tons to foreign libraries. for the dis
tribution abroad of books. pamphlets.
charts and other printed matter sent
as gifts or exchanges from literary and
scientific societies or individuals to
correspondents abroad. without ex
pense to the sender beyond that OF de
livery to the Smithsonian institution
in Washington. No charge is made
to the receiver except In some H.
stances the cost of delivery from the
Smithsonian agent or correspondent
nearest to him. Similar material sent
from abroad to this country Is for
warded to the recipient without eN-
pense to him. the packages having
been delivered free of freight charges
to the foreign agent or correspondent
of the institution.
The international exchange service
has now grown to huge proportions.
Three paid agencies abroad are main
tanned In London in Leipsic and in
Budapest. The shipments sent abroad
by the Smithsonian exchange service
include practically every organized
community in the world. from Ireland
to South Africa. They are made in
uniform packages or boxes. and ship
ments to smaller communities are sent
whenever enough material has accu-
mulated to warrant Its transmission.
To larger agencies the service Is
weekly. To France. in 1907. went 153
boxes and 12,O61 packages; TO Great
Britain and Ireland. 3OS boxes and 20
2l3 packages. and similar amounts to
other large agencies. supplying In all
nearly 10000 correspondents. In re-
turn France sent 1857 packages of
books. Great Britain and Ireland T..
937, British America 800, and so on.
1t may ne seen from the larger fig
ures on the shipment side that the
United States government is more
generous than any other nation In the
matter of publishing and giving away
literature of scientific and an educa-
tional nature.
The exchange service Is limited to
| voluntary contributions from recog-
niZed societies. institutions or facul-
ties. The United States does not I'M
dertake to ship free of charge books
purchased in different countries. nor
scientific apparatus nor instruments.
The exchanges are still administered
for the same purpose as at their begin
ming. for the diffusion of knowledge
among men,"
The Ordway new era. (Ordway, Colo.) 1902-1927, 1908-08-28
eeIo,um to Annex Congo State.

Brussels. chamber of deputies
has adopted the Congo annexation
treaty by eighty-three votes to fifty.
five. The annexation Of the Congo
state to belgium is now practically as
smred. as the senate is ready to In.
dorse the bill. The personal rule OF
King Leopold in Africa is now drawing
70 n close-in the future he VIII nave
nothing TO do with the state which Is
IN he administered by Belgium-and
IL IL hoped that maladministration n
this mart Of the world will now come 70
an end.
The Ordway new era. (Ordway, Colo.) 1902-1927, 1908-08-28

d.. "e ia.h INST Miss Annie 8.
Teck OF Providence, II. l., signa,ed to
Lima Peru. her arrival at an altitude
oi zo.ooO rect on Mount Huascaran tho
summit OF which is covered with ner.
petual snow. She was accompanied NV
two trained Alpine climbers. "
The Wright aeroplane made sue.
cessiul flight at Lemans, France
Thursday. making seven compleie
tours OF the field and remaining in the
air about nine minutes. Unfortunately
IL was somewhat injured In landing. 30
as 10 require several days for repairs.
a gun seller named Ferreri and his
assistant. who sold the carbine to
Manuel Buissa with which Buisso
Killed King Carlos In February of this
year, nave been unexpectedly arrested
at Lisbon and placed in solitary con.
finement
A new high explosive. of n mower
beyond anything hitherto used in the
herman army. was tested mt Munich
wednesday. Three shells, exploded
by electricity, tore Krupp armor
plates to pieces. The explosive is the
invention of Fritz Genre.
The Cunard turbine steamer IusI.
''''''' '''h' 'ttil lbNtltu the one Uu Y
record. having Travelled $50 knots In
the twenty.iour hours from noon Sun
DAY August 10th to noon Monday Au.
gust luh. The previous record run,
G43 knots, was made by the LusItania
July Gtn.
Boston and eastern Massachusetts
is undergoing a crime wave" Half
dozen murder mysteries are still nm.
solved by the police. The undeniable
wave OF crime Is credited to the fact
that many foreigners are out of work
ana are attempting to adopt the meth.
DDS OF European bandittI.
Emperor William has given $4,000
to the Robert Koch foundation for re-
sisting the spread OF tuberculosis.
This donation completes the 500 900
that Andrew Carnegie stipulated
should be subscribed before his gift
OF like amount. made last winter,
should become available.
The Modern Woodmen Of America
having lost heavily by its plan of ap-
portioning its funds among various
banks, several Of which made disas-
trous failures, has ordered that here
after all the surplus benefit funds shall
be invested in first-class bonds This
Is expected to furnish increased security
and secure n higher rate of interest.
The available funds now average about
$1,000 600.
As a manner of showing their apprc.
citation of the support which they re.
ccived from other labor unions during
their strike for an cirht-hOur day the
international Typographical Union at
Boston recently voted to spend $1,000
in entertainment uf the delegates 20
the convention Of the American Fed.
GRAFTON In Denver this fall. Part OF the
money will be used in trips around the
state.
Ten OF the fourteen men charged
with participating in the attack made
upon the county Jail at Norfolk, West
Virginia. by mob that sought to
lynch the negroes FIcu.y Smith and
Brack King. charged with criminal as
sault on aged Mrs. Powell. have been
each fined 800 and costs. with sixty
days In jail. Appeals were granted.
The Atlantic fleet, in perfect CON
dition. reached sydney. New South
Wales. on Wednesday. the 10Th inst,
and was welcomed by n gathering or
loo, 900 people
The Ordway new era. (Ordway, Colo.) 1902-1927, 1908-08-28

II can't understand why you persist
In being SO worthless" said the mil
lionaire. I'm sure I've offered you
every advantage"
II know you do, Governor" replied
vantage of you"
The Ordway new era. (Ordway, Colo.) 1902-1927, 1908-08-28

Mrs. Dewtell-There's some dreadful
thrilling scenes. Ephriam, In this con-
tinued story I'm reading. This is the
way II winds up this week: The poor.
trembling captive sat and listened, With
bated breath. but nobody came"
Ephriam with a dry chuckle)-
P'r'aps he didn't use the right kind Of
bait
The Ordway new era. (Ordway, Colo.) 1902-1927, 1908-08-28
An Intelligent Feline.

Wiggs-What is that cat running 10
for?
Wiggins-Why, the new Chinese
restaurant down street has hung out q
sign, Rabbit stew daily" and she
thinks 1t about time to emigrate.
The Ordway new era. (Ordway, Colo.) 1902-1927, 1908-08-28

American Heiress-So you feel that
you cannot live without me?
Titled Suitor-Not quite as bad az
that, but feel that cannot live with
out your money.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-11-06
Overcoat elegance at NJ & Il

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he to
to n oxford andn
is a recent iinende for the
ennaera eancys
nandry
the
It appwcia
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o n ga
Coat oat 70 maj a IN a e cones
o Q
can quote hem o
Oh anents
a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-25
SlnttBat cincS OcntidDcm gGfcrS.

Dem Nort n. 9oucmber. -
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81 Snbrcn CAB bclttc iriib, ais er,
nahOcnI cr bic go1jc 9tod)t iiber abs
ucitn0 acUcicn mar, in ieine @ob.
NINA mlf Der obcren Gillette 3uriid.
fcbrtc, ,5cucr oui iciuc ou 3rii6s
itiid3tiiH iiBenne Somilie, t0otcte
icinc 11siGbri1c 5o6ter Meta olli Der
Stcllc lno ucrpunbete icincu "a iGbs
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olrN lcincn l9-iGbriacn Sohn &obu
clmoIfnet ltno bciinoet iid} Jest in
$aIt Gr pernei9crt ullc U}ittbeihm.
gen iiir Die llriohc Der {hot. Der
nerlplutoete Sobn 6rcOcrtd bate
tiir5lih oos GonCoroia Scminur IN
ct. Solti5 ubioluirt uH0 buiO oaraui
Srl Nltnu VreltCubodL clle ardn.
femdrterin meIdc ibn BORT !udbreno
elmer arouf6cit perpiIcgtc, qcebelidt
Gr mar inn 9e9rj'L lid no6 Gale,
z. Z, SIT bc8cbcu no ibm cine Bc.
mcinoc Elm SccIiorNer-9lmt angc.
botcl bate.
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bate @ooie ieit il6cr eincm Sabre
ilort getrtnfen lm0 ieiuc Semitic
pcrnohI6iIigt. Ireoerid, O,r jlruge
@citlidc, molltc ieine Mutter mo
ShmeIter @eta nit IiG uoh Sil0.
Iototo nebmen lmo ocn Batter iidl
ilIbit iibcrloiieu, mo Dies war Der
@rnn0 iiir Ole 9hltt6nt. ,}rc0crid
licGt inn SoIpital Oornicocr mo BAT
ciniac 2lltsiidt olli @eucilul.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-25
0OipitaIi6iff bCrmibt.
Tampfcr ,Nrlicf" bnt bCn NniCn uun
Suam nidt crrCidIt

Iic ,SraQc, Oh ocriclbc Don cmcm
IllottcnsCfii}ier oocr cmcm 2Ir3t
bcicbli9t mcrocn ioQtc mar I'M
l1nQIt @elcniton0 elmer bibigen
Goutropcric in 8olbinltou. -
@cioraniiic rm 0o9 5hictioI oeS
t5obr5cugca. - 2hl9uabI cinc3
Noriibcr8 fiu oo9 Gonlite sur
[lunulluotion Cats. - GnticB.
lihc2 &erbrcheu ciuc3 0ertibcn
@ddcrq IN 9}cw- Dorf.
0}onilo 81. Nopcm6cr. - @c.
trdhtliHc 9cior9niB bcrritbt bier
ii6cr Oo3 Shidiol oe9 mcrifoniicbcu
boipitoliNiiic3 oHelicf, Doiiclbc
1iua om 10. @topcmbcr pou bier nodl
Guam ob lmO lit noN niht BORT ous
aclouat obmoDl c8 icbon onl 20. idl-
Ii0 mar. Iua Norrotb3ihiii oSlpp.
Ip" lit nbgcldbitt luorocn nm uuct
iGnt 3u iuhcu. 0o5 Noipitolidlifi
ilcbt inter ocn 9cfcbl oc5 Gbiuu.
gen GboS. i, Stofc3 mo ietn Sc0eI=
nciiter lit 6roncia u. @ccou. Die
6ro1c, Oh OicicS 6obr5cll9 pon ciucm
Slottcnoiii5icr oOcr crcm 2lr5t be
fCbIiGt mcr0cn iolltc, crrc8te bctomt-
licb i'm lcbtcn Minter cine bibi8c
Goutroueric IN @uibington, ollein
Yrdiioent HooicpcIt bcitono OoruuL
0ua Commando cmcm glr}t }ll iibers
trogcn. 2I0nliroI Y. s. 9rouion
oonfte in 6olgc oicicr Gnticbci0ung
ol9 Gbci 0ea NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ob.
Cas- S6oipitulidiii o&cliei" Bate
5luci @comte DER &obelaelclliholt AT
Nor0 llnO lolltc 0ieielbcn 81 @uunt
lonbcu 2hlf icinc 2lbiobrt BON bier
iolgtcn bcitigc Stiirnc. 0rci 5ui-
ihcu bier mO Chino pcrfc6rcnOc
SHiiic iiuo cbcnfouS ieit mebrcrcn
5uNen idQig. Nion ucrnntbct, hoB
Ociclbcu BON cinen Idiirn iibtrfals
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-25

rcpublifoniihcn )}otionoI Gomite
tiiuOiltc bcltte oiC 2Ilauobi Oe9 &ru.
GOluarO 5. Stlhpalcn ais &oriibcr
oc5 Gnnlitc2 am mcltca Oic sfeItIIdl'
tcitcu bel Der &noigurution oes @rn.
@&ul 5. Iuit }lmt @rdiiOcutcu Der
Der 5tootcn arrunAircn lu0 leitct
lo0. N1r. StcumoGcn lit Fr6iiOent
Der yllniou lrllit Go" mo ciner Der
touonlcbcuoNt @opitoIiitcn Oc5 Gi-
lWitt9 Gohuubiu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-25
Summer Il Befer,
Temtifes ganf. nuS 8cdicigeidGft,
26 Epnth.Etrai,c,
,,Nattpun( ganf Of Commerce. @ebduoe.
nnIA Anlirher hrr 0lIfirnhnrfE.

Wltnlieher Der MIticnb1rit, =,
Pins un6 8erIdut bon glftien uro Sbii9ail9'
men g9edbieI unb Grebitbrefe uuf aIie bdIpts
idnIichen eddie 6uropas. gtns uno Seriaui
IrefTloer Gjeloi0rten, fouie g!nslertt9ung ooE
8oumd6teH, Sbifisiprten BON u1o nap
9eutiblnEo. N"V''@'--J
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-25
SgndlgCrid)t marOc ucrIdJU6cu, nbcr
nid)t anfocbu6cn.

ltptonOillc, Gent. "A. Nop.
- Gin ans etpo 800 Ml1lnern be.
Itebell0c Wtob lnlringtc 6elltc ooS bic,
ii8e Uci1nqniB, lm Ole @trger SO
Stinebod, Sim Stincbod mn D}or.
lbnll 81 lpnd]en, meld)c Gm IcBtcn
SonItog 2IbcnO 0cn $1iiIrsifcriff
9iihnr0 Nrrrua crihoiicn un0 ,$obn
Sobn 0oQ, cincn unocrcn '6iiIfSifc-
riff, lcbcn91cf0brliA perlUluOeten.
Gie brci g}c8cr mlr0cn bclltc DON
HiOgclcp, no iic cingelongcn Wor0cn
morelL bicrbcr gcbrodIt.
&. !. GoIOmcQ lm0 Sheriii
SoDnca illhtcn Den Nicbtcr Gee IaDi3
otf, mo Ocrielbc piIligtc cin nm )
llbr bcutc 9iodmittug iciu Scridt
81 er6iincn 5moIi N}dnucr ais (Hes
idmorcnc Ill bccioi9cn mo bic 9teger
3ll pro5ciiircn. Bonn @crIht iollcn
ile oott nod) Der Ncgcrtirdc, bei mel.
der iic Nlwrn9 mo l5aa erifoiien,
3uriifgciilbrt mo BORT oligebdugt
mcroeu. !. Nlrnctt EN- beroorra.
gcnocr 2lmmalt biclt cine Sleoe Dor
Dem @eidngniB an 0en Mob, luo cs
Gclong ibnL Oeniclbcn jl oem Gnt.
idlniic }ll bcDcAcm oa5 6Gngen Der
9tegcr bis }lm 2Ibcn6 5r pridie6cn.
q 9tulbDtllC (cnn. "a. Rou. -
@olnerncrr Gotterion lit ioe6en
Gurd) cine Qcpclhe aus Ciptonuiac
bcnahriAti1t porOcn, SaB 5pei l}cs
ger, meldc am leBtcn Snmitng 2lbcno
cincn $1illi2iheriii ermorocten 0urh
cincn ctmo $50 Monn iturtcn Oio6
Gclpndt por0cn limo. Ter @olUcr-
neur bottc 9iadmittng Wiili5 uon
Union GiW ned liptonoiGe beorocrt
cacin ebc Die lrlppen bort onlun.
gen fonntcn morcn Ole Hcncr nuiJc
h1n9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-25
SturmuCrhc hcCrnu0CN.

@rober Scbu@OrpIt 0rW& IOruo-
Dos IN Nrtdni03, ShmCrc
Ncimiudlma Der OcrtiHcu 9}ic-
0erloiiun8 Fmcu. 1ijlic MOTH
mcnotg.
2ittle u od, }lrt, -. 9toU. -
Spdtcrc 9}ohricbtcu 2racocu Oob
uiGt ciuer, ionocru 3uci oOcr mcbs
rcrc Iornu0oS in ueridic0WCn Sc
Qcn0cn oc5 Stootc9 2Lrfoniu9 miitbC
tclL lulo oob iic AroBc &crhUte oll
WC1ihculcbCn mo Gigcntbum sur
Solgc huttcu. Giner Der (orno0p3
fam ou9 iioliCber 9ii6hmg Elm an
Ocrcr aus nor0Iiher. Die 3obI Ger
lmgcfommeuen W}cniheu lit nod
uidt uuGbcrno fcltaeItellt, icood) lols
lcu IN Ger 0elItiben 9tic0erluiilmg
&tcU, al Der ySron Wioutuiu,
9obn" 5miihcr &norDillc mo &ons
0ou oQcm au 20 Ecrioucn 1ungc-
tpmmen iCin. Die Counties. in mel
6en ole Stiirmc Die gr0Btc N'utb cnt-
midcItcn iil0 &oiopettc, Columbia,
NiiIler, @ite, ;6oruorO, &tmpltcoo,
WlOutgonlcrp, 9Dcll, Eopc. ,Sobniou.
6rontlin mo Carroll. Gle 2anO.
it0Ot6cn lnO Crtihoitcn S5urf, SoOi,
9crrppillc, WluIberrp. 9t,lileluiac.
&cuiSOillc, 2o0i WorirccSboro, 8als
ia @uIlo %oImoS, GDer, Satbro mO
@ollcr5Oilc IicGcn g0njIidl oocr
tbcilmeiIc in Griinulcr. ,$n %ineD
mo NiuIbcrrn mar Der 9cbcnaperIuit
am 8r0Bten luo man id)dBt, 0uB ait.
Bcrbolb 0icicr 3pci Ortifaften me.
uiAitena nod % Ntcuihen Der Gut6
ser Glcncnte sum Cpicr iicIcn. Die
Staot9bebor0c bemiibt lid) nuh ar0f.
ten, ocn Neluobncrn Der pcrmiiIteteu
Sc8cnocn 0iilic 81 letter Ter &er.
llht an Gigentbltn 0ilritc lid ouf
pieIe $ounOcrttalticnoe oon Collars
bcloticn.
TIM . llbr be,ltc 9tohnittag mar
Der teIegropbiihc 8erfebr nit 8inep
ned nicbt pieber bcrgeitcIlt, ltn6 10
longe Dies ntdt gei6ebeu lit, itnb
feline genulten gtohrihten 3u erbaI.
ten. @s oerlolltct ieOof, onf Die cr.
item Nohridtcn iiber oic pielcn 20
bcSf6uc onieIbit iibertriebeu limo. Die
einjigen, iorucit beItGtigten Eooe9iGlle
orrh oen Shtrm iino oieicHigen Der
6rou Sobn &olion lmo jmcier Sim
Der 81 GropenS, 6ronfliu Golntp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-25
Hpuicuclt'S Gripla

Gcn Wenfch uuo fcf cr nud5 10 beaubt. fbnnie
einen ioldlen 6rfola uic oer ocrieittpe Eruii
oent Der 8ereiniGien SiIllcit, aufrelcu, miiror
er ncH eiuem chmcr3builcu peioeu peplugi oaS
ult oen Hrifieu lebrt ole grbptsluit ldbmt uno
ole eebensiTeuoe rdubf 3u oieicu 0udleHoen
Arnnf1eiieu aeb0ren por Nuem Die Gdmorrboi,
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