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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-03
Too Much Curiosity.

A dangerous operation was being per
formed upon woman. Old Dr.. A. q
quaint German. full Of kindly wit and
professional enthusiasm, had several
younger doctors with him. One OF
them was administering the ether. He
became so interested In the old doc
tors work that he withdrew the cone
from the patients nostrils. and she
half reused and rose to sitting pos
ture. looking with wild eyed amaze
ment over the surroundings. 1t was
a critical period, and DR.. A. did moi
want to be interrupted. Lay down
deere, woman" he commanded gruffly
"You hat more curiosity as medica
student"
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-03
Du Maurier and the Fenian Leader

When John OIeary, the Fenian
leader was released from prison IN
1870 after spending five of the twenty
years to which he was condemned fol
felony he Went to Paris, where
he spent the next fifteen years Of his
exile. Tie revolutionary leader used to
tell how when crossing in the packet
to France he net Du Maurler, then q
young man, going to Paris to study
art They became warm friends. lodg
Ing together in the same building,
where they became acquainted with
two other artists whom Du Maurie1
afterward made famous In his popular
story "Trilby" rs The Laird and The
Baronet II was to OIeary, who had
been medical student In Paris long
before he threw in his fortunes With
the Fenian movement. that Du Mau
rier owed his first glimpse Of bohe
milan life in the French canital.-West
minister Gazette.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-03

small daily paper in the interior Of
the country. A few days ago he
purchased a carload of paper. The
cost of that paper was Sizes. Less
than year ago. he paid little
under $500 for the same amount of
paper from the same mill.
Unless the duty on wood pulp is
removed in the near future. it is,
not unlikely that practically every
daily newspaper in the land Of any
consequence will be forced to in
crease its price in order to make
both ends meet.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-03
II Was All Rirht,

They had evidently i'cen 1uarlelins
before entering the Suffer strccf car a
the ferry.
II would thank you. Mr. Johnson, no
to sit by me-" she said Jelly.
ooh. Lucy, I'll never go With he'
again-never. never, dearie.''
Gradually the harsh tones melted tt
soft, endearng phrases. The car lac
become very crowded. Il stopped a
Van Ness.
The conductor. wedging among pas
sengers midway of the aisle, could no
see the rear steps. With his hand OF
the bell cord. he suddenly yelled:
How Is it back there now?"
cts all right. We've made up again,
tmpulsively responded the young man
"Oh. Willard, he didn't mean u.s.
San Francisco Chronicle.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-03

Speaking" of ii>!I;;.s, 'tishe"@' =,
luck" lucky iisl"rrs-1>. ct -
does 1t al meat ;tH.aeW: - $"
man is q ii1,'iiy ifs! H,,ian is H;t'''+'
admit his superiority as Ii lie -
over cher fishermen. The + :; az
the water. Weall have the >,}'.:. r';:'s'
to get thea. let some "lHvA>.
Ncn" Always come home x IL i3ts
fish boxes fill Va! the ",,itf' ~.
gels nothing. Lin ti:c i,Hr!a','r - /.
ti>;hcrn!a:? !l.e worl lick 80
Mc:3i}> '.know'e!:...'." lie "l3e,,y t.,
cY.3!;;l.' NJ ";ll :iHf. .;aUws til" ROC
holes rti"Yc #" ..ro.lpt" iG.'ks;
knGNs l,,c rhalH,,'i - #l,, ABOUT q
patches anal passes where iar atHb"
jacks ar! }':jfr1.'ll.';i live: III ..i"s,
where Hud ilo" - nd ;,;}N ca,rt'!".' =
silver nnlllet for haii: .lc know; i"n1
to bait his hooks for Different fish y
occasion may require: he knows iii,
style Of hook 10 use for every k.:lI ..
fish; he is Judge of what style o.
fishing to TO under certain conditions
of wind and weather. and, above all
he Is untiring ia his efforts to use al
of his Knowledge when he is out fol
fsh.-Miami (I'la' Record.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-03
DANGEROUS Ignorance.

IT his son came to lin and said, -
want YOU to show me Oh a piece OF pa.
per how this house IS drained and why
such traps are used" could the ayera &c
citizen satisfy that son: OF course he
could not. A few might be able to dc
So but the average man Is all ignorant
person on all questions of hygiene-G.
Fl. X. Dabbs, N. d.. in c. b Fry's
" a o;,.->
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-03

A little Girl came home from church
the other day and was asked what the
minister's text was. Don't be afraid
and l will get you a bedquilt" was
the astonishing answer
Investigation proved that the central
thought of tae sermon had been, ''Fear
not, and l will send you comforter
Technical World.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-03
CASTORlA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
s assss the ., UsMzzzz3
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The annual meeting Of the stock
holders of the Hammett Grocer Com
pany will be held at its Office in Pine
Bluff on the 18th day of January, 1908,
between the hours of u and l p. m.
for the purpose of electing directors
for the ensuing year and for any
other lawful purposes.
A. W. MUM, Secretary.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-03
PRICE OF PAPER
GOES WAY UP

Washington, d. c.. Jan. 3.-Only
a few weeks ago one of the fore
most newspaper publishers of Amer
lea said to the writer that, unless
the price of print paper was re-
duced materially, it would be neces-
sary to curtail their publications or
increase their price.
Since that statement was made,
many newspapers in various parts
of the country have announced an
increase in price from fifteen to
one hundred per cent. The only
reason for the increase is the con-
tinued rise in the price of print pa
per-
The situation is serious, not only
for the newspaper publishers, but
for the people. 1t has become per-
fectly evident that, at the present
and prospective price Of print pa
per, a newspaper can not be pro-
duced at a reasonable profit at such
prices as have been asked for news
papers during the past decade 1t
has been proposed that the tariff ON
wood pulp and on wood intended to
be used in the manufacture of pa
per be removed and President
Roosevelt has advocated the re-
moval of the duty on such articles.
Practically every newspaper organi-
cation in the country has urged that
something be done to relieve pub
fishers of the tremendous burden
of higher prices for paper. Con-
Sress, it may be taken for granted,
will do nothing, however. at the
present session looking to lower
ing of the wood pulp duties. The
leaders fear. if such action be at
tempted that it will open the whole
tariff question and there is no dis
position in Congress now for a dis
cussion oil that subject in a general
way.
Manufacturers of print paper in
sist that the high price of wood
pulp which they are compelled to
pay makes it necessary for them to
increase the price of the paper
Chairman Payne, Of the House
Ways and Means Committee, who is
opposed to a reduction or removal
of the duty on wood pulp or wood
intended to be manufactured into
paper, insists that the statement of
the paper manufacturers is a subter-
fuge.
1t is a fact. however. that there
has been an immense increase. dur
ing the past eight years, in the
amount of wood used in the manu-
facture Of paper. Just at the con-
clusion of the Spanish war, the
United States used 100000 cords
OF wood annually-principa
spruce-in the making of paper.
During the past year, this country
has consumed 100000 cords.
While spruce is still used in prefer
enee to any other wood for the man
ufacture of wood pulp. several other
wods are being uedes2
woods are being used extensively
On account Of the shortage OF
spruce
Naturally the price of the paper
is determined largely by the price
of the wood pulp. This has increased
in the past year just about fifty
per cent. During the last fiscal
year, the amount of wood consumed
in the manufacture of paper was
$26, 900. 1t is estimated that:
for the current year, the amount
will be approximately $S,OOO,O00
greater. Publishers are feeling the
strain of higher prices in conse-
quence. The increase in the price
is Indicated Dy publisher of a
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-03
The Result.

A nervous passenger on the first da,
Of the outward voyage importuned the
captain to know what would be the
result If the steamer should strike an
iceberg While it was plunging through
the fog. THE iceberg would NOV
right along. madam" the captain re,
piled courteously, lust as if nothing
had happened And the old lady was
greatly relieved
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-03
ONLY a Dream,

Wife, dreamed last night that
was IL. 4 shop that VAS simply full OF
the loveliest bonnets, and Husband
(hastily)-But that was only dream
my dear. Wife, knew that before
woke up, because you bought one for
me-,
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-03
LOST, STRAYED OR STOLEN.

One whAe Setter dog, seven months
old Black ears and black spot on
back Return to P. p. Byrd and re-
eeiye reward 12-30-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-03
Keot a Good Table,

Brown-Keeps good table. does shs
not? RobnSon--Exceilent. Solid oak.
das hsd II tor ysars.-Esw York Trih
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-03
PINE BLUFF IRON WORKS,
General Founders and Machtnists.

Brass and Iron Castings and Ma
chine Repairing. Stock OF all stand
ard goods and castings carried in
stock al the time. Locomotives, En-
gines and Boilers Repaired. Long
distance telephones. day. ATS; night,
az. Pine Bluff. Arkansas. Note:
We operate our machine shop both
day AMI night
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-03
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Retail Business Men, who solicit and
DILEY FOUNDRY COMPANY,

logging Locomotives, road and rail
engines, boilers, saw and planning mill
machinery, iron and brass castings
and machinery supplies.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-12
Sfluca funrmt Scr SUB.

SEER Gurl Seopol0 Sung AMI icinGr
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S,r,S Observation-Disclosures ar,,,cre;
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-12
ElGbe ppn sSntcrciIe.
.GorreipoaSent" Office.

pHt
Glide ser Sebensmiiroi9feitcn
@aItinore'S fins:
SaS @olbington . Monument am
Mount Scrnons lno 8oi6inaton.
Elnce ltnb in oeriel6en Iadboridolt
Die Sobn Eager Sowaro-, Die Hoeer
y. SaneD.S tatile uuo anoere @erfe
ser 9ilobolerfunit.
SaS S6ladtcn q. Wonunent am
Monument = Square Smiifen Dem
Foltdrnt unb Sem Slllti5palait, errid.
tct 5ir @rinncrung an sic Sdladt
bonn ~. September 1914.
SoS @otion . Wunumcnt an
Woltnt TopaIM penile ltno 2anbale.
StroBe, 81 G6rcn bon Oberitlieute.
ilaat @nl. s. 8ntion erriftet, ser in
1916 I'M meritaniideu ariege in Der
Sdladt bon Montcrep iiel.
9nS -Monmnent, pom 9olti.
more 2ebrer'S ercin aif Dem airdboi
Scr @citrninIt tier g eSbpterianerfirdc
an SoDcttc. itto Grceneitra6e Az
Gbren bcS OidtcrS Cigar aaen Soe
crrid)tet.
Go8 ncic WarplnilSS nItitlit in
Ser HGGe 0eS @atlon.W ouumellts.
9aS 81 Gbren ser MarpIonS
Sbetlnebmer III ser &euolution BON
Der nWorplnn0 @eieuidait oerS6bne
Der omcritonil6cn Gcbollttion" auf
Der Woltnt Gopol Yla5a erridtete Ge.
bollitionSoentmol.
Sas ncue 3oagcbGuoe al 8ap.,
@ater., unS 2onlbdrSItraBe.
Gas .SobnS SopfiuS' SoipitaI"
an, grooOmap, Womiment., @olie.
ttb SeficrionItrnBc, bos erobartigIte
SoipitaI IN Sen Ser. Staaten.
Die oSobuS Sopfins' llniueriitGt"
an ser Roro.Soiuoroitrabe, sic beoell.
tenOIte %2ebrnnitnlt in oieiem 2anoe.
0aS Eeoboop . Snititl,t NIT gibIio.
tbef, Gl~,ritgallcric mo Wuiif. Son.
Ieruotorilm an Wount 8ernons uno
8aibington.Eldcc.
Gle Hieienpoiienbole Ses 5. &c.
ginentS OIL Treiton, uno Soffman.
StroBe uno Earf. un0 2inoen.a pe.
Ser Sdrottburm an 6apette- uno
5rontItrobe, OaS ein3ige nod itebenoe
9auperf oieier 9lrt IN Oen Der. Staa.
ten.
Gle gnoH Brutt 8 Sreibibliotbef;
0aS GentraIGcbGltOc itebt al ser Mul.
berry, mo G%atbcoral StraBe, mo
3peiggebGuoe liegen in alien Staot.
tbeilen.
Der Grub. Sia.Garf, 700 ader
CROP.
0as McOonogb . Wonument aii
Scr 8reenmount- Cemetery, 81 ebren
oeS @riinoers ser Wcl onogb.S dule
fiir 8aiienfna6en.
Sas gonfooerirten. Ionument aui
ser Mount 8opul GIaSa.
9as Columbus enfnal BET Der
Samuel TeaOp.S hule an Hortb- unS
SarforosIoenue.
3as 8iloe.G enfmal an 9roabiuap
uto 6airmount. apenue, 81 gbren
oes @riinOers oes Soo Selloms-Sr.
oens.
Ing @els. uno WcGomas. Gent.
nal al 8ap. mo aisquitb4- StrnBe,
gum anoenfen on 5lpei Marplano
Seloen ans Sem &riege bon 1914.
Batterion.Earf, no nod sic Sdan.
5en aus Dem 8riege BON 1914 por.
banoeu iinb.
Gas Baltimore . Ohio !. @eb1lioe
an Der NoroipeIt.gde BON Baltimore.
uno gbarlesItraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-12

Sd)nell bel Scr San6 mil
HcoolDcr.- Midoe( Grof.
~ Sabre alt, ipobnbnit III YittSburo,
milroe gclrern in Der oItlid)en Goli,ei.
1totion' Dem @crihtspCriobrcn iiber.
iuielen, neil er ongcblid) eillcn SdIib
dilf @cille Cohen bon Ar. 1904, Gan.
ton = Npcnlle, ubgcicllert bate. GroB
erflortc, am Wontog abeno ooS
6reuocnboltS Nr. 1904, Canton Iue.,
bcllldt 81 bnbcn. 9ort ioQ Die So.
ben inn ungcblid iein @elo aus Der
Sold)e 0eIiobIcn mo periitft bobcn,
oamit dltS5lrciBcn. GroB 500 obne
Meiteres einen Hepolpcr uno ionbte
Der 6liebenocn cine allgcl nod, mel.
fe gliidlider @eiie ibr 3icl perfebl.
te. Eoli5iit @onfmiuer, mclder ocn
Sllnliilt bortc, nabm Den S6iieen
felt.
SRI. Hoientbol geItorbcn.
Sm ~iugenolifen Nlter BON "a
Sabren lit 9eltern Sri. Nnnie Wor9a-
retbe Holentbal, 5odlter bon Serrn
iillo Sral Scrmnnn Moientbal, in ser
clterliden @ohnlng Gr. 1903, Sad-
ion: Strnbe, aus Dem 2eben geihic-
ben. Gie 9ceroisung iinoet 3reitag
Nadmittag itatt. aa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-12

43 Sobrenlt. - Sans Wlunocr,
Nr. 81, Nor0 GolpcrtItrobc, lcotc
gcItcrn Den i3. Wicilcnitein iai1cS Sc.
bcnS 5llriid iipb, obmobl berielbe ocu
Gag gebcim gebolten bate, Itcutcn
llf ood pom irii6cn Morgen al, 5obl.
rctd)e 0rculbe Elm. INT ibrennS reluno
Sans 81 ietpcrr g@iegeitipite ber5li1
5t grotIlircn mo inn nod pieleySie.
herbollngen 6es iroben cages 81
ipiiniden. ST.. Iron5 Sitgel luor ocr
Critic, Der -Srr. Mtu1ocr rrr Bouquet
iibcrreidtc,9 ,eSqnn iqlrStcn Sr. uno
1rou 2oilis 9iiiiicl, Gin pra6tigea
Bouquet. @ir'gr0Btc 5rellSe ,pilroc
ober Dem @cbnrtatdgSfinoe 5u SDeil,
ais Nben65 Der U%crnlania , Gcrgnii.
gltngs : .Gercin in Gorpore cridbicn
mo inn eincn prndtpoQen Stolen.
forb mitbrod)te. MIDI 5oblreid)e Nfit.
GlteOcr Der @crmotia . Soge Nr.160,
u. q. II. u. NJ, lleBeit es lid nidt
nebrnen, ibren Nrllocr 81 begliidipiin-
ldcn, mo ipur0e olti ous @ob( oeS
@eburtstogsfin0cs marldcS id1u.
menoe @lnS @erjtcninit geleert. 90
81; tiid)te ,Srort N}lmlber einem crq,ii
litcn SmbiB ollf nib bebnte lid Die
froblide Sibung bis Mitternodt
ans.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-12
Scr Mapur bel bcn yScptaiupben."

80 '""Vpi ~ pth tpiuippU'h-
8lGn5enber 8erlaif Oc5 Gicnic3 Don
n@ermallio- @onflope 9tr. POP
llcberrni6enb glttcr @ciud.- Srl
tereiianter Heoeoftus. - Mapo,
Wabool an bie GeutI6en. I'm
tcrboItung IN 5iiae.
@enn cine Organization iet86nrt,
BERT Mitgliebcr 5Gblt, ME eS bel Dem
r8ermanio=G onfloue Nr. POP" BON
nTcrbeiiertenS rbcn ser Septoiopben"
Der 6oQ lit, 10 fam man erparten,
haB ibre 6eitlidfeiten gut beiitd)t mrr.
Den. @eItern Ibcno mar bicic Soifs
11ullg oea 9cnonntcn GondllopcS, mel.
DIES in Srn. @lritop @raub'S rNcit-
Gno-Fart" Elm Commemorative
pernnitoltcte, in GriiiQung geQon0cn.
lleber Smlien0 Yerionen fon0cn iid)
oltf Dem Scitplobc Elm. Ios Nrran-
genlctts.Gonlite bate IN nmlid)tigcr
WeiIe fir Den Gmpfong lnO sic I'M
icrboltunq Scr @6itc Gorge Nctrogcn.
N~Ilcrbono 9clitltiGun0cn fir Sung II.
Nlt mllrben ga orrongirt. Ser Hc0cz
aft bil6ctc inociien sic Souptottraf.
ton 0cS N6en6S.
Mnpor Mohnol nor in 9cglcitunG
be9 StobtrotbS- Mitglic0c3 Scnrp
&ienCiclo bon scr 90. @or0 crid)ic.
men, lnb CT ihien lid rcd)t }u &nuic
81 iiiblcn, 90 er ia infer 0rn Tcllt-
ihcn fcin Srcmbcr mcbr lit.
Sr. Slil. 6. @obler cr0ifnctc sen
Mcoeaftlls nit elmer fltr5rn Niipro,
die, morolti cr Eoitor u. 8. Stcrgcr
porItcltc. 9icier ridtctc 5ucrit lrlr
cinigc @orteun sic 6eitncriommllmg
ln6 itclte bonn sen Mopor Mo6ool
Dor, mcld)er lGn1erc Belt jt sen 5obl-
reihcn 3ub0rcrn iprod, sic ieincn
@orten nit iidtIiGcr Sponmm0
louihtcn. 3ucrit mics &r. Mohool
oltf Ole WobltGotcn fin, meld)e Elm
llntcritiibun9sorbcn I'M SntcrciIc hes
@en1einluobl p%errid)tet, lnb fii6rtc bel
Dem Inlob aud an bob or iclbit Dem
D&crbcIIerten Sroen berSeptoiopbcn"
on9cborc. 9o1n pcrlicb or Defenders
lcincr Srcuoc pnriiber Ausorud, 0oB
ltd) in Dem Srbcn Elm 10 itorfca Gons
flupc, nae .@ermuniu Nr. POP" be.
Iinoc, ltnb aiilg Damn ol,i bic bcltt
ldcn @iirgcrtltgcnbcn iiber. ,3um
Sdlllb mics CT olti oic NotGmcnoig
felt Der Nnna6mc Scr fonnlen0en Nn-
lcibrtt bin nno uppcQirtc an sic
Geiitldcn, fir pieiclbcn cin5uitcben.
Sc6boftcr IpplnllS lobnte Sen Geoner
fir feline acOicgcncn glSiiibrrngcn.
Eoitor u. i. Stcr0er bieIt iooalu
Nic &apNtieitrebc pes IbcrNs, IN rucl-
der CT bcn oltiueicnoen Mopor ciltcn
e6ren0en Sribllt 5olltc, uno aud, Sr.
Senrp @icneicIo bicIt cine fur5c Nt-
lprod]c, III Scr or an sic Nnucicnocn
oppcIlirte, ben Mopor IN ser Snleibe.
Sroae SIT itntcritiitcl.
Nod oem HeOCnft 5critrclitcn lid)
sic @Gltc mieoerum I'M Eorf llnD ga.
ben iih bcn monni9ioltigcn Inter
boltungen hin. Srn. Srit Stcrgcr'S
Srd)eitcr con3criirtc.
Gic 6citbcb0rNe NOR, pie iolqt SIT
innnmcn geiebt: Sr. &otob GuridL
Nrfolt; @iQiom Gngclbert, @orlit-
ser; SlliuS Is. @obler, SicgmunO u.
@obler, Ssfor Stol5enbod). SouiS
St0dcr, Tronf @cdcr, Min1o &uallp,
Sollis Sonn, hilbert &ncllfcr, Mug.
SiCNnnno, Golpor @rluno mo Gbo&.
". Gill.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-12

Sbcurea &Cr0ni ii Qen. 49,
Ncil cr Ieincn GoiicnQcnoiicn SotncS
gStIIon tlbcltc, ais Oicicr nit elmer
ldNpcrcn 2oit beIo6cn mor, prii0cltc
,ocr @cfibGltc G6udrh GOODMAN oui
lnbnrmhcr5igc Wciic ourd. 0ooi
SoOen ltroitc Milion INN So mo $40
item.
wife 2ic6troitct nidt. 49,
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fen 9Irn Ncbilicn. Scr Sumo, mel.
der Gigcnthun BON Srn. SomueG 9.
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III, trllg cincn Woulforb. Or. 1re0.
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bon ciltcm 6ortcrrier in Den Sintcr
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ipielte. Die Wuuoe 6eS @"erlcBtcn
iplrtc III ser Npotbefe bon q. Sor
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bunoen. Ger @uno, peldJer on0e6.
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on ofn pcritorbcnen 9iihoi u. ".
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rio bielt Fater Cornelius S6onlos.
Inter Seitrnng BON Yrof. =. 4. Sale
fom ein prdhtigcs muiifaliides Yro.
gromm 5ur Grrdiiibrung. lleber 80
Erieiter u1O Elm 5ablreides Eublifum
iuobnten Der einorudSpolen 6eier Del.
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WuB q Gem r.-EaB
6 WtltBprcuBen gibt, lit cine Sbotio.
hc, an DER nldtS 81 0noern lit, 6ub
6 obcr olt NiuB = Samperenjlcr
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cbenIoa9 cine 1~bdtiod)e, Hobcrt $.
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botten an Wontng eincn ilbir Den
3ltrit getruntcn mo itnnocn geitcrn
nor Hidter Srieoel. Ger ibnen Die III.
tcrnotipc itcltc, enttucOcr ie 81 uno
Soften 81 5oblen ooer fiir ein Sobr
6cm @cnllB bon Spirituoicn ob5lt.
i6ruoren. @eioc p0bItcn oos Seb.
terc.
q ier5i 5 Il + re q c
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tel, Scr Den Nbbrud) oeS olten Boil.
antics, 6upctte- uno NortbitroBe, lei
tet, fnno I'M Cement OeS HalibiongeS
einigc olte Sdmeielbol5er, ole ipe-
nigltenS 40 Sabre olt limo uno nod
bremen. glid) einige olte engliihe
Wiln5en lunroen bel Dem slbbrlid &c.
iumoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-12

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ting mui5eIteat. Sir onS lciblide
@obl Der alsfliigler lit 5lir Geniigo
Gorge getragen. Der Spe}ial5ug
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lnO bdlt an olen Stationen. Der
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