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The San Francisco call., 1908-12-20
STRANGE ADVENTURES OF
MISSING BANK NOTES
Fortune In Money Lost by
Woman, Torn to Bits by Rag
Pickers and Then Returned

Ten 1000 franc bank notes. reprc-
senting the savings of a woman who
lived at Nanterre near Raris. were hid-f
den by her in an envelope which was
placed in drawer. In - moment OF
forgetfulness the envelope found its
way into a dust bin.
In the mOrning the rag pickers turned
out the bin but tossed aside the tat
tered envelope without inspection some
carters happened TO pass that way
They picked up the now mud splashed
piece OF paper one remarking 10 the
other. Perhaps there is fortune i'm
sider' They drew out the notes. This
is some fools pIeasantry they said; 50
by way OF revenging themselves on the
unknown joker and not believing the
notes We're genuine they tore them TO
pieces and threw them aside.
Two market women came along
shortly afterwaTd- With the shrewdness
OF their class they recognized the scat
tered pieces of paper and gathered them
up and took them to the c0mmissary Of
police
There they were pieced together and
IL was found that none was missing
Two hours AFTER the notes 80 curiously
discovered were restored to their
owner.--London Chronicle
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-20
NEW USE OF RADIUM
IN HEALING DISEASES
Distilled Water Charged With
Gas Of the Mineral Is Just
as Effective

WASHINGTON. Dec. 10. = Consul
Frank S. Hannah of Madgeburg fur
nishes the following information con-
cerning a new German treatment OF dis
eases through distilled waters charged
with radium rays:
Recent experiments by medical men
of reputation are stated to have estab-
lished the fact that the gas emitted
from radium possesses the same auali-
ties as the radium itself and is the
principal healing factor in the various
mineral waters used in the healing OF
diseases. This applies especially to
skin diseases and rheumatism. 1t has
been found that the various mineral
waters lose the radium gas in trans
portation, and after long experiments a
means has been devised for Charging,
distilled water with radium gas through
q comparatively inexpensive appara
tus placed In drug stores, hospitals.
etc. This enables patients to secure
this healing water for drinking or
bathing at their homes without the
necessity of visiting the expensive
baths A small piece of radium is
placed in this ingenious device and the
rays permeate distilled water for a
short space of time, when the water
is drawn off and used for drinking or
bathing as prescribed by the physi-
clan. Such an apparatus has been in
stalled ia local drug store and two
local physicians have prescribed the
same with beneficial results in the
treatment OF rheumatism and gout
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED

Friday. December 1S
simr Saginaw. Stream, Gf hours from Grays
Stmr Yosemite. johnson, "a hours from San
stmr Santa Barbara. zaddart. co hours from
Grays Harbor; bound south, put in TO land
stmr centralia. Erickson 30 hours from San
Pedro.
sfmr Coos Bay NicoIson, 81 hours from San
stmr J B s,etson. BOniheld, os hours from
siinr Grays Harbor. Annndsen. Il hours from
San Pedro.
stmr Mandalay. Lofstrom. 81 hours from Cres-
cent City.
Greenwood.
Del Mar landing
Stmr Caehaiis. Kettleson, - hours from Grays
Hsrbor. via Coquille river 46 hours.
Stmr San Jacinto, Rasmussen, II hours from
simr sf sibyi Msrston. scblIiinsky, 81 hours from
AfsfHir stmr Meteor colghhy, 80 hours from Port
''9s schr l'S RUBY. Korth, s. hours from cOquii,e
Tug Priscilla. Fulton. 81 hours from Moro bay.
CLEARED
Saturday December 49,
Stmr City Of Puebla- Shea, Victoria; Pacific
Coast steamship company.
stmr City Of Topeka, Gielow, Eureka; Pacific
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-20
PICTURE POST CARDS
SERVE MANY PURPOSES
Used for All Kinds Of Announce
nents From Births to
Deaths III Europe

Picture post cards are being used in
Europe for all kinds Of announcements.
Newly married couples pose in wedding
costumes for card pictures. which are
sent to friends proprietors Of inns and
restaurants use them for advertising
purposes, the new baby is Introduced to
distant friends and relatives by means
Of the card. and engaged couples make
use of the same medium to show their
distance.
The latest thing in that line is a card
from Germany with the picture OF a
which member of the berea sed fam
lily wrote: 80 ruhte unser Seliger''--
Thus rested our sainted one.''-New
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-20
YACHT MAYFLOWER
SINKS IN CARIBBEAN SEA
Famous Cup Defender Had In
teresting History as Well
as Others

The old American cup defender May
flower. which has been wrecked in the
Caribbean sea while on treasure hunt
ing expedition. was IN her day the
finest racing yacht afloat. In her two
races in September, 1886, against Lieu
tenant Henn's Salatea, she simply
romped away from the English boat,
winning by 12m. 2s. and 29m- ss.
respectively. After the races she was
sold to e. D. Morgan for $50, 600; and
now she has ended her career at the
bottom OF the Caribbean sea- Several of
the American cup racers have had still
more adventurous careers. notably the
pioneer America herself After her his
toric race round the isle OF Wight in
1851 she was sold to Lord de BlaQuiere
for $1,000. For some years she Law
dismantled at Cowes. as Camilla she
won several races; later she became q
blockade runner during the American
civil war: was sunk in the St. Johns
river, Florida. TO avoid capture: was
raised and used later as Z training
vessel; raced again; was wrecked in
1876 and vet survived TO win several
more s.-Westminster Gazette.
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Sailed Dec 19-stmr Alcatraz. for San Fran
cisco.
HoQUIAM-Arrived Dec l13-stmr olsmpic
hence Dec 1d.
IUKILTEo Arrived Dec l9-s stmr st Helens
from Seattle
MONROE LANDING Sailed Dec 1s-stmt
Guaiaia, for san Francisco
AS1oRIA-Arrived Dec 19-Fr ship Crillon
from Liverpool via Hobart; tug Navigator. with
schr MoateTs ss n Is toW rrG aopss
COOS BAY-sailed Dec i9-Stmr Breakwater
BELLINGiIAM Arrived Dec is-stmr shasta,
EVEREqsf- Sailed Dec 1s-stmr Harold Dol
lar for San Francisco.
EASTERN PORTS
NEW YORK-Sailed Dec is-Stmr Oregonian
for Puerto Mexico.
Arrived Dec 19-Stmr American, from Puerto
NEWPORT NEws-sailed Dec 1s-Nor stmr
Ran for Solon and Panama.
ISLAND PORTS
HONOLULU-Arriyed Dec 1S-Jap stmr Nip
pon Maru. from Yokohama
MAHrKoN oNA-Arrived Dec 16-schr h. @.
Wright hence Nov %.
"'-sn' FOREIGN PORTS
vICTORIA-Arrlyed Dec 19-Br stmr yelling
ton, hence Dec 15.
Hermonthis. from Hamburg for San Francisco.
SUEZ-Arrived Dec 19-Ger stmr Woglinde
from Hongkongg gcS. for Neg Srnaapps ,nors;
NEW YORK-Arrived Dec 19-Stmr La
Prince from Havre.
Sailed Dec 19-Stmr Celtic, for Liverpool
stmr philadelphia for Southampton; stmr Pa
tricia, for Hamburg; stInr Minnehaha, for Lon
don.
YOKOHAMA Sailed Dec 1e--Stmr Monteagle,
Tor Vancouver.
L1vERPooI,-ArrIved Dec. i92stmr Empress
of ireland from st. Johns. n Il.
H0NGKONG-Arriy previous Dec 19-Stmr
Hongkong Mart, from San Francisco, via Homo
lulu and Yokohama
Sailed Dee 19-Jap stmr Nippon Maru, for
San Francisco.
GLASGOW-Arrived Dec 19-Stmr sicilian.
from Portland, via Bermuda and Liverpool
BREAIEN-Sailed Dec 19-Stmr Rhein FOR
New York and Baltimore.
SOUTHAMPT0N-Sa Dec 19-Stmr New
York. for New York
PUMA ARENAS-Arriyed Dec 15-Stmr Her
months, from Hamburg, etc, for Tacoma
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SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Jfk1,s of Interest 10 Mariners
of f17e Pacific

poRTIAND, Dec. l9---Sfeamer AIliance, Cap
- s-@S.,ne sailed tonight for Coos bay
.t.s,,, schooner South Bay shifted 70 the mills
~ tho fnman -Poulsen lumber cyaipsIy loea3 70
steam schooner YELLOWSTONE, which reached
il,e river this morning. went 70 irescou 10 ioao
1rmlpr for san francisco;
Rriifsb steamer Iwecdale j. expected here
urxt week 10 load lumber for Australia.
sam PEDRO. Dee I9su United States torpedo
boat dcsfroyers Perry, Captain Larimer, and
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-20
average snow ON ground. 81 inches.
SYNOPSIS


The pressure is falling slowly over the northern
half OF the Pacific slope. The coolest weather
of the year occurred at many points in Califor
mia. At San Francisco minimum temperature
of SO degrees was recorded, which is the coolest
December day in 20 years. Tule fog prevails
in the valleFs, with temperatures near the freeZ-
ing point. Killing frosts occurred at nearly all
points in California; heavy frost being reported
as far south as San Diego. Orange growers have
been warned in all sections TO continue sniudgng.
The relative humidity at Red Bluff ST
degrees and at Fresno 50 degrees
FORECAST
San Francisco and vicinity-Fair Sunday, with
heavy frosts in the morning and possibly some
fog. Increasing cloudiness and warmer at night
with winds changing form northeast TO south.
east
Santa Clara valley-Fair Sunday, with killing
frost in the morning and some fog; light north.
east winds and warmer weather at night.
Sacramento valley-Cloudy Sunday, with fog in
the morning and heavy frost; light east wind
changing 10 south.
San Joaquin valley-Fair Sunday with heavy
frost in the morning and some fog; light south
winds.
Los Angeles and vicipity-Fair Sunday. with
heavy frosts in the morning. light northeast
winds. Orange growers continue 10 smudge.
A. G. McADIE. District Fofecaster.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-20
PACK FISH in PAPER

paper. fish caught off the Portuguese
coast are delivered in Belgium Is DAYS
later in better condition, as regards
freshness and flavor, then when packed
on ice.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-20
NEW COAL FIELD

new coal field in Canada, estimated
to contain 45.O00.000 tons of anthracite.
will be developed as soon as railroads
now under construction reach the
Crows Nest mountain region of AL
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN
AddifinnnI CARGO

AUUltIOnUI ldFkO
In addition TO the cargo previously reported.
the British steamer Lord Seton. which sailed
for Svlney and way ports on Friday, had "a. 100
his rasius 20. l25 lbs dried fruit. 200 lbs cod
fish and J5 pkgs roofing material valued at
SO O35 for New Zealand and 10000 lbs Goldfish
AIS pkgs roofing material and 13S paints, val
ued at 81, All. for Australia
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-20
Time RnII

United States Branch photographic Office, Mer-
chants Exchange, San Francisco. December
10. 1908.
The time bah ON the tower OF the Ferry build
ing was dropped today exactly at noon, Pacific
Standard Time tl20th Meridian), or at sh. Dom.
00s., Greenwich Mean Time.
T. c. BURNETT,
Lieutenant. u. S. n. In charge.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-20
Weather Report

United States Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau San francisco. Dec. 10 1908.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-20

During the last year $50 applications
for patents have been received by the
British patent office from women.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-20
Memorandum

Per stmr Chehalis--Dec II. I m. Will
coming over the bar, hawser parted while tow
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-20
Army Transports

Arnly IranNpOfIN
The Logan is in port.
The Crook is in port.
The Puford arrived at Honolulu December 13.
The Sherman is IN port
The Warren is a Manila.
The sheridan sailed December 10 from Manila
for this port
The Thomas is in port.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-20
q. S. Branch Hxdrosranhic ofnce

A branch Of the United States photographic
Office, located at the Merchants Exchange, is
maintained in San francisco for the benefit Of
mariners, without regard to nationality and free
Of expense. Navigators are cordially invited TO
visit the office, where complete sets Of charts
and sailing directions Of the world are kept at
hand for comparison and reference and the latest
information can always be obtained regarding
lights, dangers TO navigation and matters of in
terest to ocean commerce.
]. C. BURNETT,
Iieutenan+ II 6 in charge
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-20

The Oceanic steamship company's
liner Alameda, Captain Thomas Dow
dell. sailed yesterday for Honolulu with
fun cargo and a large number of
passengers. Among the latter were
Mrs and Miss Saunders. wife and
daughter Of the captain OF the Pacific
Mail liner Manchuria. The Alameda
lviu reach Honolulu early Christmas
morning
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-12
Socnru YSattcriOm'S sum ucrunoliift

9tcm Nort #. 9iopcmbcr. -
MorUcu @uttcrion elm bciiQcr 9(u-
molt, So6n oca oiitm2tirtcn &our.
uoIiItcn ocnrU Mottcrion Ncouf.
tclro 0ca oGotricr. &ournol" pom
&oui9uiIlc, apY itilr5te W0t bcutc
9}ohnittog aus cincm Tenitcr icinc3
9'urcmt3 inn t9. Stodlucrf cinc3 @e.
boll0ea an DER MoIlitroBc Ui 0o9
ncun Stoducrfc tieicr 0clcIcnc 0oh
ciuca onitoBcn0cn @cbGuoc2 INN
WurOc ougcnbIicflicb lct0otct.
6oit aGc &no6en I'M 2ribc oe9 !lrs
Qliidliden morcn Bcbrodcn un0 Of
tenbar trot Der 600 allaeublifli6 cIu.
Seine 2lltAcnjcuDen 0ca 0oriula limo
uorhonOCn, ollcin oQc llmitdn0c Ocu.
ten an, 0aB Der jlngc Nuttcrion,
mcldct 30 ISobrc 3dbltc mo luUcr.
6cirutbct mar 3uf0Qiq binauSitiir5te,
mdbrcn0 cr I'M &cdrilfc mar, 0ua
,5cntcr 81 ihlicben. GaiicIbc mar Elm
NlBcrgcm0bnlicG nicOrigca lmo reirbtc
iuit bis ouf Den 6ubboOen berob.
Ger &crlmgIiidtc bate in Der bicIis
gen Columbia lluipcriitdt iutOirt
lnO mar ieit einigcr 3cit Q}it8lico
DER }lnluaItaiirno @ing, 9fliica &
@ottcrion. Gr bciuno iiH, iomcit
man lpciB, in tcincn pefluti0rrlt
S6micri1tcitcn lnO bottc fcincr
@rlmO, @unO on iiG 81 lcpcu, Ger
Coroner bat cntihieoerL ooB Elm m
gliidlidcr 3ilioa uorIicgt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-12
9lomirul WliQcr ociturbcn.

i elpbtu If. 9iou.
Gontrc.2IomiroI &omca Nl N}iucr
@oupcrncuu oca biciiacu III. Z 9}o
raj Some" itorb bcutc noh flr3cr
&ronfbeit in Der crm0bltcn }lutolt.
Gr mar 6l Sabre alt lmO lDllrOc III
1868 pom Qiiiiolri ants sum 6lottcn-
aoocttcn crnonnt. liuhotm cr cinC
3cit lang Den @rcu3cr oGolumbio"
conmlonort botte, mur0e cr IN OCn
hiciiAcn 6Iottcnbolboi perfect lmO
crhiclt ocn Ncicbl ilbcr 0oa Ncfur.
tcnidliii y|oncoiter." Scit tl2 SAB.
rem mar cr NOuDerncur 0ca ullaual
Some"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-12

rev 5htcp, Gonoltftcw Nobn Dur
pup un0 Nti}er Gbriitcuicn bciinorn
iic6 untcr 0cn (o0tet Clc Ycjchcn
5Mlcu'a mo rinra lnbctonutrl Co0'
ten iin0 ipmcit nuiAcnutNW worGuL
mdbrcno Die llpbcrrcite Der rJcr on.
oorcn nod mtter oct lrijnncrt tie.
pcu. S1ci5cr lrucu, 5ei}cr 'Ecrtu
Nonion lnO Gotonlotipiiibrcr ,Soicph
Clinton iino ihmcr pcrlcbt 0ov
&criulen Ger @rcnlicu Oe2 tSrddlta
illlca ouf elmer itrilcn @obnltredc
ucrlriotbtc 0o1 llnIIiiG.
CSp0tcr) - s. lit Jest icit1citcIlt
ooB elf Wtcnihen 0urh Ole Goais
lion bel NoriC lmu'a &cbcu foncL
n1mlicb: 5, G. SHlcu pon &orontic,
%otomotipnlbrcr; &obn Nhlrpbu BON
0cuucr Gon0uttclr; Nuna Griitcn.
len pon 0Cnpcr $5ci5cr; Nrcnlirr s..
llmcun; l&rcmicr Still; @rcnicr
9iuOQcr mo imi ioponiidc 2lrbcitcr.
9iur 0iC%cihc 0lmcon'a mo Scr iimi
EopuIcr limo oliACiuuOcn, Gic
[ril1mcr brcmcu nod mo Die iibris
gen &0rpcr iuu0 pobrl6cinIih total
uCrbrOmt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-12
RADWAY B CD,
New York CITY.
SerAnat bon eurent 9tpoi1efcr gldofpab's
gu6 nit 9lltDi0dgcn oocr itret0t ouiiir.
ca
SdliUicriAfcitcn in 6auana'S gerbri.
icrnnoS Nrbeiten.

@aOdna, II. Huuentber. -
D}opor 6iAucroo uon GicniuegoS bat
hcn Neicbl ou ole @oli3ci crlebcn
lolicn oic 2ltbcitcn an Dem 9lbjuaS
aonol mO Den Noiicrwerfcn fhr
lucIhc Der Gontroft Sougb ). ReilD
Nlrh cin 0cfrct Der propiiorilhen
Gc8icrlmg ju9ciprohcn uor0cn mar,
cit6ljitcIcn. Ter NiuUor bcbnuptet.
Die 3uitinlnumI Der ltdOtiihcn BE
b0rocn 0o}u lei niht cingcbolt NOR
Sen. @lcidjeitig nit Oicien1 @orgc-
ben crcilncte iih elm Strifc Der 9lr-
Better woOrrh Die Ginitearng Der
Nrbcit lmtng1uaIib mlroe. Heiap
hat iih an Ole propiioriid)c Regic.
rlnl 1cuon0t oumit oieic olli Der
luaiiibrung ibre2 Iefrets beItebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-12
RADWAY'S
n
READY
RELIEF

Scit i6cr iiinfSig Sa6rcn 1T Tab.
uag'S GlcuNg 0lclicf Der 6dmilien.
9OftOr unh bo8 ME febIiblagenbe
SouSmitcI gcgen 0uiteu, GrfGItung,
nrnoc GebIc, 9ron6iti8, Grippe,
&lmgenent3iinoung lmo S6mer5en
ie0er 9enennung.
@ernadlGiiigtc GrfGltunaen ortcn
in Grippe imo 2uuscnent5iinbnns
ans. 30gert nitt, ionoern Der.
idofft eudl iofort cine 5Iuidc bon
JiaomnD's 8cnbp 9lcIief unO berbii.
tet 2im5encnt5iinoung ooer furirt
iic, uenn ihon borbanoen. 9ieies
mln6erbnre Seilmittel iollte iib III
ic0em Solie befinOeu; fllrirt, ebe
ser Goftor eri6einen fann.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-12
Gnrdl @elOcrprciinngS -%crindlc 5nm
Sclbitmuro actricbcn.

GbicaQo, If. 9topember. 3.
Gomin StcilL Gin Sobn Qopio
Stein'3, bon Der gngros aleioer.
6irmu @oerbeimer, Stcin & 60, be-
ging 6cutc in einem Sotel in Ser
Siioieitc SeIbitmoro ourd @inneb.
men BON @ift. Grci Monncr, go.
mcnp Gboa. 9erbaum &ocob Wuro.
ncp ln6 Soicpb 9ianfin peicbe oen
jltngcn Monn nit @clocrprciiilngs.
8criu6cn gcQl0lt inb bierbur6 in
Den Io0 getriebcn 6oben ioIlen, be.
fin0cn Iih bier in Snft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-12
Wichr StaicttcnlGnicrci Mlnmpib.

" a hinNton J. g.. IT, Nou.
|r0iiOcnt 9ioouc.t bat cihgcnil.
llgt. cine Notihoit cltNcgen 5u neb.
men. wcl6c Inn Our1 StuiettenlGu,
fer Der yDolng Dien'S Gbriition ri.
irciotion" Don 9tcm.2)orf bierber
iibcrlnittelt merocn ioQo Gbnlib lpie
inn lcBten CONNER cine Boti6oit 0e5
Mouors BON Ncm.Dorf an bcnMouor
ron CHICAGO Ter 2ouf ioa in 30
Shmoen jlrildgelcgt neroen lno
1900 iln1c burden, i1tnntlid ans.
erlciene Shnellldltier, ioaen 0aran
tbeilnebncn Die 9ioutc ae6t ij6cr
Ncmurf lrcnton Ebiln0elpbio,
Ganocn QSilmington uno Nolti.
more. )lihor0 Is. Dioric, pom inter,
notionalcn Gonite Der nNoung Men'$
GDriitiun 2Eiiociotion," miro Die BOT.
i6ait nliieBcn ocren ,>nbaIt nur be.
fannt gclcben lueroen iou. i'm 6oue
|rdiioCnt ROoieuelt e5 piinidt.
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Sic GlcpclGnocr Strafcnbabn.
gSirren.

GlepeIuno, 3. # 9touelnber
= Riftcr luplor crfidrte belite
9tafnrittag I'M 9ulloesgerid)t Die
.Muni3ipol Traction Go." iHr ir
iolpcnt uno iagtc, Elm Oiniienfllrdtor
mcrbc morgen fir tie ernonnt mer-
oen. Gof Ser gntiheiOunq Ocs 9fi9-
ters pilroe sic Gon5ciiion Der Stro.
benbuGn. .@eiellidoit 0nrf oas &c
Iultot Der tiir3Iihen Hefcrcnoem.
@obl binf1llig.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-12
Glf Spfcr elmer 3ns-Golliiiun ia
NuOming.

Gbrpcuue, BpoY IT, 9top.
Sehs @crionen Duroen getootet uno
crci onoerc idnuer uerleBt ola Der
6itlid gebenOc Gytra.6raht5ug ser
Linton Yoci'ic.@nbn" Beitern 2lbeno
5u 9urie. eff 1}eiIen lueitIid bon
bier. nit elmer %ofonotiue lmo aa-
Girie coQioirte. GreiBig @aggons
mlroen ~ ciu2m SriinlnerbolIfcn
ailfgeidi6tet, nclfcr alsoann 5ener
ling ino uer6rannte. 2etomotipfiib.
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Gul(iitOn nno Ec6cnoucrlnit iU 9iclu-
SCrICp.

9Icm BrWn0mi 1T, N.-,N, IT.
9ioucmbcr. Der N}otormomn
&ollia Suurc pon bier fam bcute
Ourh Die Goaiiion 5mcicr (roQcp.
Gora 5uiifcu bier mo 9olno 9roof
un2 2cbcn. Q}cbrcrC an0crc YCr-
'pncn murOcn uCrlC6t. Iidtcr 9}cbcl
ucronloBtc Den llnfou.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-12
Charles Scluitt & So
Baltimore GtS So.
IabrcSs &crfanf uOn GfcrOcn nnO
Winulcirlu.
(0n25,goCo,1Wltib)

llnierc Snipu lit uorbcr uno mir mcroen
oerfauen. bis mir ole aubl uuicrer 3uptblcre
alli ben gSinereai gebrncbt bnben 9Sr MAIDEN
ferCn llnteribco. mcIdc5 |ero oocr WlauIs
clcl mir uertduIcn, bu mir Cincu Grets fir
ieocs anpelcbt 6dbeu uuo mir Dem RQniec fciue
2Sdb laen. bis MIR Die 3ubl iibria blclbt bic
mir 6n nbcrlulllicrH ecoculcn. IS fuo auC5
9uic, accIlnlGtiitic Ibere, ole mir nr uuiCrc
StsluaNeu btuugt bdben. gluGerocm eilibe
Nutib cnpleroe, bon uHiCren 9tgcntcu peabrCH
ole ausGeiebEetc Sumilienpieroe uh0eben Mir
ben "a lie rnbA mo itaoigCp6bnt iino g(ubcrs
Dem 5tpci Mibrcn ole iiC6. ieil mir itc 6u Be
qtlln Der Sdiion iuuttcu. ais trdqtq criuiclCu
tnbem; puiicn icbr Qul iilr Die Gurm. user
ell Vanr auier Wuuleiel ONcr 4lCroc fir hie
Gdrm, Hcihditos uotr SnmllicnGebruuh nUtGiN
bat, Die oH hus selma qcu0bnt cjngeiabrCn
uno fiaoqep6bn iilo tam 30 4ro3cnt fparen
Uenu or IN ulfcrCm StuL 0urpriht.
y. z. - Dian fonmte GcfdulQit uibt natb
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