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Evening journal., 1908-07-14
chaplain-Right Rev. Iohn ]. Mona

Chaplain-Right Rev John ]. Mona
CHAN
President-John ]. Farley.
Vice. President-Francis J. Mulvena-
Recording Secretary-John J. Garner.
Financial Secretary-Alphonsus J.
Dugan.
Corresponding secretary-John J..
Rogers.
Recommendations ]. Haley.
Librarian-James F. Martin: first as
sistant. Lawrence ]. RiEney; second
assistant. John ]. Conway.
Board Of Directors-John J. Craven,
John w. Bradley and William T. Rus
sell
The association will give its eighth
annual moonlight to Washington Park
bv the Wilson Line on Saturday even
ins. July %.
Evening journal., 1908-07-14
BEES ON THE FARM
Article No 1s.

A series Of articles on Practical
Bee Keeping.
BY Joel S. oilfillan, Newark, Del
Bee Moth.
Evening journal., 1908-07-14

Leslie Lite, OF No. SEQ Madison
street. n spending his vacation in the
mountains OF 2nohanan. West Va.
Evening journal., 1908-07-14

New York Policeman on Visit.
Patrolman George B. Campbell, OF
New York city police department and
family are visiting their pNents for
ten days at 1913 West Fourth street.
Evening journal., 1908-07-14

Miss Blanche Hendricl1son, Thomas
McGroary. Layton NJ. Aiken.
Evening journal., 1908-07-14

Brownson Library Officers.
The Brownson Library Association.
in seni-annual meeting last night.
elected the following officers:
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-19
BoARD AND RooMs WANTED
HOTELS

GENTLEMAN wants room and board Nob HI
section: stale rare. Box I1l2. Cam office.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-19
LODGING HOUSES FoR SALE z
JOS SKIRM & CO.,
II GEARY STREET, SAN FRANCISCO.
9l1 RR0AnU OAKLAND
San Francisco PhoneNDouglas s2a7.


JOS. SKIRM & CO.,
IL GEAR4 STREET, SAN FRANCESCA.
92l BROADWAY, OAKLAND.
San Francisco Phone-Douglas 3231.
q rooms, close in. business center OF Oakland;
newly furnished and renovated; clears STA;
owner compelled to go south; rent only so; a
bargain; investigate
Paying investment-5O rooms, on the best
street north of Market; strictly modern: clears
szoo over all expenses; if you want bargain.
JOS. sKIRM. 12 Geary st.
kREDo & CO. 81 THIRD ST.
CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE.
PART OF THE MONEY ADVANCED.
50 rooms, 81 500; clears S4OO
"a rooms, 81 800. kitchens: clears $3.50
II rooms, $3.50; fine: clears $50.
Big List KREDo. 81 Sd St
foh SAFE room bungalow and l vacant lot, IN
berkeley. and II room house in Golden Gate;
very cheap on purchasers terms real estate
men e need not apply; owner must leave state.
ooiz San Pablo av. room /, Oakland.
Ia LIGHT. sunny rooms: swell location north
OF Market; gas and electricity in every room:
lsmtor service; rent S70 cheap at $SOO. CITY
INV. CO., 1919 Fillmore st.
$loOO-45 rooms: . baths; rent only $125;
clears over $3.50 month: good transient
house. Inquire W. HIS. 21o9 Market st.
WANT lodging house down town. lot less than
70 rooms Address with particulars, price,
ETC. box 1862. Call office
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-19
HALLS TO LET

BEAUTIFULLY furnished hall for clubs par
ties. etc. 1917 Calf. ST. Polk; Franklin
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-19
REAL ESTATE
CITY REAL ESTATE
IS DOWNS A MONTH
LOEWE TRACT

I1IL " y IItaUI
Excelsior District. San Francisco
To close out the few remaining lots this month
is choice hOmesites are offered on these verv
easy terms An investment for home for
profit; for saving that loose change which es-
capes from YOU every month. In settlement
Of homes and stores. Two dne schools \ car
lines including owl service. Sewers side
walks. taxes free. and McEnerney title guar
anteed You will never have such another
chance at city property and you must act
quick Delays are dangerous. and-exDensive
Take. Polk. Larkin. Onondaga av. lnSIeside
cemeteries or San MateO via Mission 81 Z,
junction Of OnOndaga and Russia avs. Tract
office cor. Russia aV. and Vienna 81. Come
Saturday Sunday. T. +. A. OVERNEYER
agent. go Van Ness av. Tel. Market S229
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-19
ROOMS WANTED

GENTLEMAN wants hsIl room between Steiner
Clay and Market sts.; IS a month Address
box 50, Call Office.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-19

BUILDINGS TO LEASE
TO LEASE-Loft, 45xI2T, $125; first floor. 32x
70. SO; ground floor, 40x65, and basement
$l25 viii subdivide. $25 upward. Kearny
1906 o. =. DOWNING & CO. 50 Main st
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-04-22
Rock Island FREIGHT Wrecked.

The Rock Island freight train due
here at 4 :45 p. M, west bound, was
wrecked Tuesday evening near the l..
f. Cornell farm. three miles east of
town. two cars being dumped down
the grade, one of which was loaded
with ear corn. and the other apparent
ly empty. The car loaded with corn
was practically smashed to pieces,
while the other was not so badly dam
aged. The trucks of one Car left the
track about five hundred feet east of
Mr.. Cornell's place. and rode the ties
until tire train came opposite the Cor
nell residence, where the train was
piled into heap, the engine. caboose
and two cars remaining on the track.
1t is said the engineer did not miss his
train until he blew the whistle On ap-
preaching town. The wreckage was
cleared in time to allow the west
bound passenger train to pass yester-
day noon. Nobody was hurt. -Ossian
Bee.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-04-22
Hid His Money and Lost II.

The great risk one runs in being his
own banker was demonstrated last
week at Carbonate, ILL.,, when a
dwelling house burned and with it
the savings for years, estimated at
near 5000, secreted away upstairs.
went up in smoke. This is good les
son to many people who recently have
become afraid to use the banks as a
depository for their savings. There
are few people of this sort living
in every community. and it takes just
such experiences as happened to the
Gar bondale family to bring home to
them the dangerous and old-time
policy of every man being his own
banker.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-04-22
Child's Skull Crushed.

One of those unfortunate accidents
the origin of which is hard to fathom.
took place Monday afternoon in the
alley back of the bank building. A
little daughter of B. Gonyer, on the
way from school, passed through the
alley at time when Joseph Hess was
turning his team preparatory to going
home. The child perhaps became con-
fused and attempted to go between the
wagon and one of the buildings when
she was caught by one of the wheels
and her head was crushed, several
pieces of bone being removed by DR..
Myers, to whose Office she was taken.
Lansing Mirror.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-04-22

Mason City Elks will build $25,
600 club hosue.
Cliff Licher of West Union has filed
a petition in bankruptcy.
Mason City is putting down twelve
additional blocks of brick paving.
Ossian Will hold a special election
May 18th to vote on the question of a
municipal waterworks plant for that
town.
The town of Grundy Center is
credited with over $6, 600 in the city
treasury. They must be behind the
times.
Usage has an epidemic of diphtheria
and smallpox and as consequence all
public gatherings are prohibited by the
city authorities.
Work is being pushed rapidly for
ward on the extension of the st. Paul
and Des Moines road north from Iowa
Falls 70 Mason City.
The Waucoma Cemetery association
gave birthday dinner Wednesday.
Everybody present was required to
pay as many cents as he or she was
years old.
Independence is preparing for big
fourth of July celebration. One of
the features will be head-on COL
lision between two eighty-ton loco
motives.
A barber by the name of Gregory,
who came to McGregor few days
ago from Mason City, Iowa. attempt
ed to commit suicide by drowning in
the Mississippi river shortly after six
O'Clock Friday evening. He was res
cued. however. and is now in the hos
pital at that place.
Ellsworth hospital at Iowa Falls,
which has been closed for several
months, will be reopened at once
under the direction of board of trus-
tees appointed by the city council.
For several weeks committee has
been soliciting financial aid for the
institution and finally raised fund
of 81. 900, which was deemed sufficient
with which to warrant the reopening
of the institution.
Charles B. Hickok, aged 20, ana for
half century resident of Nashua,
suicided Wednesday afternoon. He
fastened wire about pole in the
barn, then stood ON barrel and
jumped off, He was found dead by
his daughter with his feet barely
touching the floor. He was mentally
unbalanced and had often feared that
he would harm his family. This fear
caused his suicide.
The hydrophobia scare in Rockwell
City has increased ten-fold in the last
few days and the whole town was
wrought up to high pitch when it
was discovered that Jersey cow
owned by Judge r. @. Stevenson had
gone mad, together with her calf.
The animals were promptly killed by
the authorities. Thirty five dogs have
already been killed. which were
either showing signs of the disease or
had been bitten by suspicious dogs.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-04-22
This NAV Interest You.

No one is immune from Kidney
trouble, so just remember that
Foley's Kidney Cure will stop the ir-
Irregularities and cure any case OF kid
ney and bladder trouble that is not
beyond the reach of medicine. Eng
bertson' s Pharmacy. I'm
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-04-22
Whoopine Couch.

have used Ohamberlain's Cough
Remedy in my family in cases of
whooping cough, and want to tell you
that it is the best medicine / have
ever used. w. T.. CASTOR. Posco, Ga.
This remedy is safe and sure. For
sale by Engbertson's Pharmacy. I'm
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-04-22
Big Deal in Eggs.

Ralph Waller sold three thousand
cases of eggs this week to one party.
There are 80 dozen eggs to case,
making 90, 600 dozen, or l, $50. 600 eggs.
The price was 10 cents per dozen
which will bring the firm of Waller q
Waller $13, 500, or a cent and quarter
an egg. There being about 400 cases
to the car it will take nearly eight
cars in which to ship the eggs. -
Charles City Advocate.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-04-22

. Mr.. S. L. Bowen, of Wayne. W.
Va, writes: ~ was sufferer flom
kidney disease, so that at times
could not get out of bed. and when
did / could not stand straight.
took Foley's Kidney Cure. One
dollar bottle and part of the second
cured me entirely" Foley's Kidney
Cure works wonders where others are
total failures. Engbertson's Phar-
macy. I'm
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-04-22

Through the munificence of Des
Moines philanthropist Highland Park
College offers again for the coming
year free scholarship in the Normal
College to one student from each
county for the school year beginning
Sept. l., 1908. This tuition scholar
ship is worth $50 to the one who re-.
ceives the appointment. The only
conditions attaching to this scholar
ship are that the student must be
some one who has never attended
Highland Park College and must be-
ing his work Sept. |, 1908. the open
ing of the school year and remain
throughout the entire school year.
Particulars may be learned from the
County Superintendent.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-04-22

g. l.. Bailey, painter and paper
hanger, 1l3 Winnebago st. 14tf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-23

dc am Schafampf She'll ncbmcuL ais
oltd ioldG peIdc Ocn 6iinitompi
mitn1atben in 9ctradt fpmmen, unO
Gin op3irni6t intercilirtcn Eurnlebs
rem bCitchcuocr Nlt5ifuB miro Dor
fer Qcnou Ole &c0eln ieiticbcn, nod
mcld)en bic Hciultutc in Ocn bciOcr
NettfdmAicu in 4}ro5ente ungcrcf'
net peroeh 10 OaB NIT orit6mctiider
Sihcrbeita icltaeitcat wcrOcn fonn,
mcr 0en b9dltcn ErciS bon Ocn 2Ime-
rifoncrn in TSrontfurt erringt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-23
@crcinietc Sangcr bpn Baltimore.

Sauptqlturticr: n@ermania : WtGn.
nerd)or : Sollc;" Er6iioent SenrD
Sbomos; correiponoircnocr itno pro.
tofoQircnber SefretGr pro tenn. g.
Simmelbeber, Hr. 3t5, Nor6.@6en.
StroBe; Sinon5ictretGr q. Simmel.
beber, Nr. 3t5, Roro-g Oen.S troBe;
S6otmciIter $. WfidIi6, Hr. ,7t3,
8arncr-S traBe; 8irigent 81. Sent
berger, Seriommlung ieoen 5pciten
8reitog I'M Wonut. e,
,@ermunia. Qliartett Club" @
Souptqllortier: @ogner's Satle,
Nr. TIC, Horb.Eoca.S truBe, Sing.
%ititnoe: GicnIta9s. Girieent 8.
aarolits. ~
,8ermonio.W tGnnerhor."
Souptqrlortier: @ermottio : WGn.
nerdor-Saue Gar. 40 bis 4t2, 8eit-
2omborosS troBe. SingItunoe: Don.
nerltogs = 9irigent: Sbeooor Sem.
berger.
mSrobiinn." ~
Suuptqitortier: 5robiinn : Sdlle,
Nr. 1000, Sreoerid : glpenue. Sing.
Itllnoe: Wittiuods - 9irigcnt: Sobn
u. &lein. Al SIS
.arbeiter.W Gnnerdor." inQ.
Souptquortier: anbreos' &alle,i
Scr. 314, Sonoocritrabe. Singihfn&
Mitttuods - 9irieent: 0aoio yfe-S
lanlet.
.SbaIia.N
Souptquartier: @oiet's SaIe, Hr.
1922, Sorforb.a penue. S%ineitunoe:
Gienitaes = 0irieent S. s. Sranf..
y2ocuit.G oint.M 1nnerd)or."
Sanptqudrtier: 3nider's SoGe,
Gfe Cuba. unto anoreitrabe. Sing.
itunoe: Mittpod gbenbs s llbr -
Girieent: Subert 8riippel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-23
3eftcrn NarnIouS Giienbobx.

geainneno 10. 5anlar, perIdbt Siuense tatipn.
4.10 geoIeens Sfren3re. Saaerstopn, .R.
q 70. 8p.," s9abnesboro', gbnmbersbure mno,
ansaenomnen Sonn.aaB. Saneod unb Gum.
.betInrb.
2.45 gaadH. - GffouoDation nau linton.
Sribae.
'4.20 Ranm. - Vrpreb.G6ueusus, SonptItnie,
Sagerstoun, Sanfod. Sbippensbura unb.
alseerommen Sonuf1as, 9reberid unb Gnt
rnitsburg { RurIorsGsr).
Sdgitdt, ansgenpmmea epnntagD. ~
ZOO MeoreenS Durf, .. II. 8. Stb., unn
Carlisle.
7.5e Wloreens gfforu. mad ll~niou.gribee.
1857 Wioreens 8efteru Grpreb, @eftnrtr,
tier, Srnceptle (Greberid), Gmutitsbure.
9trrmout. Glue Sioee, @a1nesboro', @bum
bersblre, Snsrrstopr. Snneod, Cumberland
uno @lfins. Buffet Sbfero1tipns-Gdr.
$50 NGhnt. - SauptItHte, oftIi6 bon Gntorr'
Grope, ferrer gorf, Saroper. oettpsbura
nro Y. tno 8. Bib.
5.33 gsahin. - Accommodation na@ 6anoper.
els ubenbS - @ffou1m. na3 tinio1sgrtbee.
RIM tepautaee.
canobsr. GlliiU on.
salisn utat an YtnmfslDautaIsetmae
sissssii. !. ssa.-saaafRit. 5sa1isl@A
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-23
Icrcins . Nnlcn0er.

Bidder eIangberein BON Baltimore,
9irieent 8rof. s. &orolus.
Sauptquartier Sobn Abrs Sole,
Nr. 4OS, it-2erington.S traBe. Sc.
Sen Somitng gbenb, nit @ltsnabma
oes oritten Samitogs I'M Wonat,
SingItunoe. (april7-1O
n8eiltid) . ltnooriider 2ieoerfraB."
Solptpiiartier: Stterbein's Suqs
GriibenIc. = intraht.Saae"), 2ocitit.
Bointm Sitgitunoe: 9onnerItuJ
abenbs. 9irieent 8rans 3ed,..
@ai11,1S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-23
Bur Wctbpoiitcn- 6oufcrcn5.


Seine 6ortidrittc IN Der 9ii6oi3.
mobl, r. Stud Die iiluitc, ictStc
mno iiebte 9lbltinmunG crGcbniB-
los. Il Der fnrbigc GmnOioot 5icbt
lid 5uriid. - admpfrn iiir Dol
timorC.
Die @cnCrol = Gouiercn5 Der bi.
id)0flid metbobiitiid)en Stride bat
nit Scr @obl ibrcr &iih0it geitcrn
feline mcitcrcn 6ortihritte gcnlndt;
ric fiinftc, icdite uuto iicbcntc Abitim,
mllud pcrlicicn rcillltotloS. &cIner
Ger GonOiooteu' tornttc Die notbmen-
oigc 3~lpci0rittcl .Wtuioritdt olti ictnen
Nomen pcrcinigen, 0Qa Rciultat Der
lebtcu Northumberland gegcn %
llbr gciteru abetN bctanltt ~gc8ebell.
Nm Der Spite scr @cucrbcr moridi=
rcn: Or. @. 81 @cpiS NIT 460
Stimmcn, Or. ". a.. QllnpIe nit
$50 nno 2 H. :. & sta8pF5 nit i27
StIllflCll 'rdsn4sg #Ji,,u2d tttr .-rro,
Qos 9cfoQlulpcr0cu Oer. Ibatlode,
0oB Or. Charles &c Non 8ooncIl,
EnItor Scr abi'toilidl .%llnrtbooiitl-
ihcn Golunrps&irde 81 Nclp-Oort
uor % Sobren pou iciner 6rolt &C.
ihieocn muror, mag oentielben ooa
9iifofaomt foItch.i Or. 8boOea bate
bel ocn friI6trcn 9lbitimmmgcn ltc.
tlg oil 9ln6ong gtluonnell; BET Der
crltcll bate CT Den 70. Ylat innc, ben
Der 5ueiteu Sen H., bel Der 0ritter
0en 6. ut0 bel Der uicrtcn Den L..
Nicr mar rs, nl9 oaS @crild)t itber
ienc5 WiBAeihif III leincm Gbelebcn
pl0tlid uou Vilmo ST Mluno ging,
uno ais elm NcluItot bierpon oerlor
ser @anoiOot 6ci ser i%iluften Abitinl-
mltnQ 4 Stimmcn mo PEI Der lcd)-
ten gar oerGn 1873. wn0ltrdl CT All
oen TO-, Elot 5uriid geprdrgt mlr6e.
9r. @pooel lelbit beItreitet Die Sbat'
iod)e ieiner Sdci0lnlg nidt. Gr Gl,-
berte iif geitern 0obtil, Dab er Der
5eit Oieich Shritt qetbon, ba ieine
Satin lid oe5 gbcbrltd)S lhltloig &c.
moht babe, unO OnB er crit 51t elmer
@ieoerpcrbcirotbung geidrltten Jet.
nodJoem lcinc critic geidlieocnc @ottln
geitor6en mar, NoB oleic oltc Sc
lhihtc, oie AMI ieinem Atunlcn fci'
men Wotcl gcIQiicn. gerooc IN olelelr
9llgcnblid BON icincn Gonfltrrcnten
,oui9elpGrmt" mcroe, io9te Or. 900.
bcQ, lei inter Scr @iiroe Scr Comic
ren5 mo miiroc bon jeoeln lnpor-
teiii6 0enfcnocn in 9lcider NciIc
bcllrtbeilt wcroen.
aurS nod Dem 9efanntmerocn ocs
HeIultots Der i~iiuften a%bltimmutg
500 NoItor W. s. 9. WolorL Der 1ur'
bige 9iihoiS Gouoibot, leincn 9ta-
men bon ser Siitc ser Ganbiooten gu
rid. 8leidmobl erbielt CT ieooh
olld) nod bel Der icd)lten a%bItimmun5
1870 Stimmen. Inter Den Sbetlneh'
merln Der Gpniercn5 beitarfte oicier
Shritt oeS Or. Mnionl Die anIift,
Dob 5lpefS g~rpoblung zines Stlfofs
sic oelttid)en quno Iarbiaen Gnnoton'
ten iif gegenicitig unteriiist baben.
@Gbreno bes 3G6lensgoer 6. BIB
jtinmu1a erregte Or. S.tM. VltdleD,
Scr S%erousgebcr oeS r sJtem'Jorf
G6riltion a~Ouocote," eiie erbeblid,
Seniotion 0urd sic 9ebollptutg. oaB
ciner Ser StimmensGbler ais Stim'
ntenmerbcr nuitrete. aae Gelegaten
iporcn cinig in ser Sernrtbellnng CT.
ncr ioldlen '0anolungsfpeile lino per
lougten Die 2~lbieenng oes Shlilot-
gen. "a Or. 9lldlep aber feilell Ma.
men neillen molte, 10 nerllei ole
Sod)c uorI6lIfig I'M Sultoe.
admpiten iii @oiti'
morc's SMterei1e,
3ie Gelegoten Der @altimore.eo on
ieren5 madteu in Der GonnerltagSf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-23

Gtutritt@ &nrtcn ii r
5 Il h re 8 d | II i { { 7 Il.
- Cos aus ocn Shul-GonmliiiGrclt
". ". &runOcp Hobcrt W. Notbrt
uno Or. 8iQium Noienoll b~cItcbcnot
Gonitc fir NC SobrcSihluBfcicrn Ser
b0bcrcn Shulrn bat bcIdlolicn, ollie
periiigboreH GintrittSfortcn untcr Die
@roouirelrcer 81 pertbcilen. Sir ocn
Wopor nllO Die Observation-Disclosures
miro cine 2ogC relcroirt,
NcueE 00fclIom 2oge. -
Dit 100 WtitglicOcrn bat iih IN Bal.
tinlore cine tcue Sob-6elpn-SoGc
or9onilirt 2uuntcr Dem Nomcn nOlo
@lorps&oQe". Die 9comtc Der ncllett
&ogc purocn 0%onncritog Abeno bon
&erru Sobn ". 2Oung, Dem 8rob
meiiter Der BroBloge bon Wtarpluno,
lnltalllrt. 'ae.
eld)neiouug Scr 9ipi.
benoc mobr d. d. IT, IS
perloutet aus N0u q Oorf, ooB III
Solgc Der grpBcn Nbnobme Der 9tct-
to-GinfiinTte Der Baltimore g.. Obic-
@nhn" oo9 0Ircttorilm Die bicSiGA'
ri9c 9ipioen0e bon 6 olti ) Yro5enr
bcrlmter'ebcn miro. Gnoe SUM miro
Die 3ipibenoc icltgeicst.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-23
TrS. @insIpm'S Suotbing Sgrup

rtirb felt fiber finfnuSie6sStg Sabreu bon
MtHiuNen nnn W,Gunern fir tbre 9inber bet'm
5nfreu NIT ppaftauoic.m erfuls aebraaht. 90
bcrnbtgt has 9ino, eriueidlt ben @aumen, be.
ifiuidItiat ale sdner5en; fnrirt Ginbtulf unb
III has bette 0ititeL fiir Sinrrboe, Bon 2lpo.
tbefern In allen Nelitbetien berfauft. Getb
geiptb uHb berIunet ,Wsrs. Etnslpu's GuothtHa
enrap' mro itebmt fetne nnbere Sorte. Shnf.
uito3fpan5ie Gents bic Slnf9e. u1ter benz Ssdtr.
mitteIs uio Sroeuens9efee bonn 80. Stunt 1900
garantirt. Gerten : Summer 1898. On efteS
sch euf hekxhrtea Aettt>f
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-23

StBllllg Clllell DaftlludlgCll, leloer
dber uid)t bon Griolg g%ctrontcn Ser
lltdL Den &crlug Der Somtugai h1tlc.
Sitcrotlrr DER STRIDE, ltatt BON Jterus
Dort nod Chicago. mad, unicrerStn0t
81 pcrlegcn. Or, Gb. ". @olOlpiit
periudtc Dies 3icl nit elmer einoring.
lihcn, begciltcrten Hcoc SIT errci6crs
,Ncriudt rs Cinntal nit Baltimore"
iiibrte er aus, oruir bubeu lest cine
9cu0lfcru1g bon 100000; in 50\Sub-
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