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The daily sentinel., 1908-08-19
ONE ACRE FOR $4,000.

TODAY G. u. RINARD TRANS
ElsItRED TO j. y. SLOWER ONE
ACRE OF GROUND JUST OUTSIDE
THE TOWN OF PALlSADE FOR A
CONSIDERATION OF $500.
THERE is A RESIDENCE ON
THE ACRE OF GROUND. A GREAT
MANY FINE, BEARING FRUIT
TREES ARE ON THE ACRE.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-19

Ladies Tailor Dress Cutter-We
teach you how to cut and fit your
own garments. We guarantee knowl-
edge of the chart in several lessons
Our terms are reasonable. Miss
Chapman, dressmaker, old Odd Eel
lows building, 44Sh Main, upstairs.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-19

Miss Laura Brown left on No.
today for a weeks visit with her old
friends, after which she will return
to Denver. where she will attend the
university.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-19
SAILORS PASS THROUGH.

A car load of sailors, 30 in num-
bcr, passed through the city today en-
route from North Fork, VA, to the
coast, where they will ship on the
U. $. =. Colorado and Tennessee.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-19
For Rent,

My well equipped real estate Of
fee in the old Chamber of Commerce
rooms. one of the best locations in
the city, at very nominal price, to
a reliable party. If you want to do
some hustling and make some money
this is your chance. E. P. King.
Phone Junction 399.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-19

1t is rumored that Rev. Eugene III.
Smith may be candidate for the
republican nomination for county
treasurer.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-19

Chief of Police O'Neil is still hold
ing Lee Masters the young deserter,
awaiting orders from Fort Douglass.
The young man is in the city Jail.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-19

Call US up wnsp yo. want .
plumber on tnat rush job. J. e. Me
Kensie. phone Red l61: s4s Colo
RADIO.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-19

Mountain water for our people is
very essential and closely related to
it is good food, which you are certain
to get of Hilbert e Kicks, the Leader
grocery and market.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-19

Justice Maxwell of the state SUI
preme court. left the city last night
after a brief visit here during which
he called upon local republican lead
ers in the interest of his candidacy
for reelection.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-19

To-day Saxton N. Walling sold to
Elmer Il. Titus lots Z and 8 in block
=. Milldale subdivision. Considera-
tion private.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-19

Look at those spots on your clo-
thing. We will remove all spots and
dirt. 125 South Fifth street. Phone
Black 662.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-19

We clean ladies' waists and skirts,
also gents suits, hats and ties. Pan
ANA hats a speciality. 1875 South
Fifth street. Phone Black 662
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-19

Miss Maude Burton returned yes
terday from Higginsville Mo-, where
she has spent the past few weeks Wis
ding Miss Ruhammah Scearce, who
visited in this city last summer.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-19

H. f. Burkhardt, the base ball
player who was released last night
nt the meeting, will leave On No. 6
tomorrow for Champaign, H., to at
tend school.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-19

Charles A. Smith, the groceryman,
and his family came in on No. 103
this noon from Denver and other
points. They spent few pleasant
days fishing at Arrow Head.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-19

Like birthstone, Cameo coal will
cook meat. Order from Milne & Mil
ne. 527 Main. Phone Black 663.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-19

See me for tnat new nose.-J. q
Mckenzie b4s Colorado avenue.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-19

Carl Boyer was an arrival toda,
from Denver.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-19

Elementary School
School of Commerce
Preparatory Engineering School
Western School of Music
School of Domestic Science and Art
College Preparatory. Teacher Train
ing. Civil Service and College
Courses
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-19
THE OFFICIAL
CALL IS ISSUED

CONTINUED from page one.)
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-09-04

tions, walls were crashing, bottles of
liquids of various kinds were explod-
ing, sparks were showering like con-
fetti for blocks around, crowds were
surging here and there, and, amid
what seemed certain and absolute de-
struction to large area of the city,
but a few almost impotent streams
of water had been turned on. These
splashing uselessly against the walls
of the cracking, roaring furnaces,
were in some instances too weak to
crack and break the panes of glass
in the windows.
Nor did matters improve to any
great extent when more firemen ar
rived from their annual picnic and
more water was turned on. The walls
crashed in after the interiors of build
ings had been gutted, the flames
found nothing more to feed upon and
the fire was brought to standstill
only after untold damage had been
done. Luckily, after the confagra-
tion had been in progress for ap-
proximately two hours, the wind sub
sided. Otherwise the extent of the
damaged might have amounted into
the many millions.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-09-04
General stewart IS dead
Ranking Officer of the Con-
federate Army
The END COMES At BILOXI. MISS.
Where Distinguished Soldier Had
Visited Son-Body Shipped to
st. Louis for Interment-
Engaged I'm Battles.

Biloxi, Miss.-Gen. Alexander P.
Stewart, ranking officer of the Con-
federate Army, died Sunday at the
residence of his. son, DR.. A. P. Stew
art, S54 w. Beach street. The body
of the distinguished Confederate vet
eran was shipped to st. Louis, Mo-,
where the funeral was held.
Gen. Stewart had been suffering
from organic heart disease for more
than a year, but 1t was not until two
weeks ago that the malady became
so pronounced that he was compell-
ed to take to his bed. He was seiz-
ed with a sudden attack which be-
came gradually worse until three
hours later. death claimed the suffer-
er. Gen. Stewart had reached the
eighty-seventh year of his age.
Gen. Joseph A. Chalaron and Ma
jor George A. Williams, both distin-
guished Confederate veterans of New
Orleans, were with Gen. Stewart at
the time of his death.
In accordance with a wish express
ed some few days ago no ceremonies
were had over the body here. The
soldier had said he wished to be
buried quietly and without show OF
any kind, as he had lived. Self-af-
facement was one of his many strong
characteristics.
Leaving for st. Louis the body was
escorted to the depot by a de-
tachment of seventy-five Con-
federate veterans from the Soldiers
Home at Beauvoir, under command
of Capt w. T. Price, superintendent
of the Home. Gen. B. B. White and
Hon. T. M. Henry, members of the
Board of Trustees of the Home, were
also among the escorting party.
Gen. Stewards old home is in st
Louis. and it is here that his wife
is buried. Another son, A. c. Stew
art, is a resident of st. Louis and will
have charge of the funeral arrange
ments. DR.. and Mrs. Stewart of BIZ
loxi accompanied the body to the Mid
die West.
Gen. Stewart leaves but one sur
vivor of the rank of Lieutenant Gen.
eral in the Confederate army, that is
Gen. S. B. Buckner of Kentucky.
Gen. Stewart was born in Rogers
vile. Hawkins county, Tenn, on Oct.
2, 1921. The General was loyal to
his East Tennessee home, and never
failed to declare himself of that stur-
dy race, the East Tennessee Scotch
Irish people; although he differed
during the war between the States
from the great majority of the citi-
zens of the community and fought
with the South in defense of the
Southern flag.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-09-04
--O-
HARD WINTER AHEAD.
Mrs. Hetty Green Says Depression is

Mrs. Hetty Green Says Depression is
Not Over.
Bellows Falls, Vt.-Mrs. Hetty
Green has come home to spend her
annual vacation. The richest woman
in America has turned her back on
business affairs and is resting. "How
are times in New York;" asked an
OLD acquaintance. Times are bad in
New York and New York deserves
hard times. All are spendthrifts and
money wasters down there. hear
folks say that the hard times will be
over as soon as the presidential cleo
ton is settled. That is not true. We
will not see good times, easy times,
before spring. This is going to be a
hard winter. Americans are too ex-
ravagant-they have got to pay the
price"
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-09-04
DYNAMITE IN ALABAMA.
Railroad Bridge in Strike Zone Blown
Up.

Birmingham, Ala.-Meager infor-
nation has reached Birmingham OF
the dynamiting of a bridge on the
spur of the Louisville and Nashville
Railroad between Morris and lndio
mines, in the northern part OF the
county. A short message to the sher-
iff states that the telephone and tele-
graph wires have been cut and 1t is
impossible to get any further infor-
nation as to the extent of the trou-
BILE.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-09-04
SWEPT BY TERRIBLE FLAMES.
%
Business Section Damaged More Than
Million Dollars.

New Orleans.-Fire ran riot in the
heart of the city's business district
shortly after $3.50 o'clock Sunday
afternoon and did damage which, in
the absence of actual figures, is es-
timated between $1,000,000 and ST.
100000.
The scene was the two blocks from
Iberville to Cont and from Chartres
to Decatur streets. These streets are
narrow. and most fthe abutting
buildings are old and time-worn. In
them the flames found rare morsel
for food.
In an incredibly short time flames
were piercing the sky in all direc-
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-09-04
FAVOR HUGHES AS CANDIDATE
Result Of Conference With President
FayOrs Governor.

New York.-James s. Sherman,
made the announcement that at the
conference with President Roosevelt
it was developed that the concensus
Of opinion was favorable for the
nomination of Gov. Rughes as a can
didate to succeed himself. He said
he spoke for no individual, but that
this belief was based on the fact that
Hughes candidacy was broader than
the questions involved in New York
state politics.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-15
Mcllcidlt uiro cr irtt bnlo yiibcnScr
S5ar."

0tcm Yorf II. Gftober. -
&enrp Stonoing Bear, EN- Gollblute
Siour 3noioncr, pcIdcr sic Snoio.
neridule 81 Carlisle obiolpirtc, er'
idien bclttc inter elmer Nigomics2[n,
flnge int bieii9en 8eridt. Seine 9ln.
fl6gerin lit So5cl Of. Otoron aus ct.
SOuiS, pclhe, pic iie ongiebt, Oos
Smith Gollcoc 81 g0rt6omptolL
WioIi, o6iolpirte llno i'm Iesten Woi
Sen Snbiouer 6cirot6ete. Sic bcglcis
tcte Oeniclbcn noh 2onoon, oils er
bortbin berllien nuroe, nm oIs Dol.
metl6er fir Die Snbioner 5lt fungi
rem, welde banlalS Soritelulngen I'M
GrpItaa-Eololt 8aben. Sect bat iic
entoedt, OoB Scr oitebenoe 91r" cine
Sioilr.SnOionerin ols @ottin ilno
hrei &in6er 5u ginc Gree, Siio.Ga-
foto, bat. Ger 2ln9eflogte nllrbe iiir
icin grldeincn in cincm lpeterch
auf nG6ltcn D}ontog onberollnlten
SerD0r inter 9iirgihoit geItellt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-15
I'm @ulnr9rbirt ucridnunnScn,

Or. GreOerid 6. Goofa leetc BOT
ihoit. - Ter 6oricbcr moIltc I'M
lcbtcn N}oi icine Norrotbaboiia
mie0cr crrriNelL oIlcm icit ocm
Il. NtGr5 icblcn o0c 9iocbrithtru
BON ihm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-15
GiqcntbImlidJes 9sbGnumcu.

ct. 1bOmoS 0dniib @elt-
Snoien #. GttOber. = Seit lceten
6reitag bat bier cine duberlt olrn.
itiae @ittcrlu8 8eberridt. 9ie llr.
iohe lit nod uiht auiseflGrt, bod,
lol Dos GbdH0men cine auBerge.
mobnlide 2lrt Rebel iein. Gs glcidJt
ingefGbr Den Stnubre9eniGaen, oic
iib CUR 3eit nca 2lltsbrllds oes Wont
Eelee einitcQten, Oo6 lit fem 8ulfan.
9lusbrld pon Ocn Snieln aerneloct
uno iinoen iid feline spurcn BON
9li6e. Sect be8iImt Die sltinolpbirc
ron ct. Sbonns iib 5r flGren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-15
@ulf im Sdlaispcl,.

Nepabo, NO, IA. Sftober. =
Snt bieiigcn areiSgcri1t erfl1rtc lid
Der 74-j0brigc 9ieu. W. $. Jprie,
melder irilbcr Der Seeliorger einer
bieii9en Stride 9emeien mar, Ser
gielebc fir i6uloig uno muroe 5ll
elmer 3udtbousltroie Don orei Sab
ren oerurtbeilt. Gr legte iein S6ulb.
befenntniB ob, ais er nit 5meien pon
ieincn bier SSrollen cunfrontirt milr,
oe, entiDulbi9te lid ober 0onit, Dob
lefn @eoodtniB 10 iGpad iei, bob CT
lid ni6t imner babe crinnern fon.
nen, ouB er i6on perbeirotbet lei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-15
MicOcr cine Yombe in 9se,usyurf.

u cm Oorf "A. Sftober. -
Cine 9ombc muroe beilte iriib in oie
groBe GiniricOiglng an Der s. 9lpe-
ME. 5miiGen Der 56. ilno 81. .StraBe,
geihlclloert, IN welber ole ,Nelu.
Oort Gnrico6 So" cirfa 900 9(llto.
mobile iiber 9ta6t auibelpobrt. Die
Grplciion crihltterte Die @e6Guoc
Der benahbortcn @euierte IN ibrcn
SunOomenten lmo iogte oen 9epob-
nern 9roBcn S6reden elm. 9ie
9ombe muroc ilber einen boben Baum
gelporien lnO iiel nabe einem oro.
zen @oiolin.gcbdlter nieoer, no tie
ein tieies God iii Den 9obcn rib. Die
Gonlpo9nie iii Der 9lniift, ouB Der
@onlbenmurl cin @erf Der Itrifenoen
Gbonifeure mar, allein ole Strifer
mollcn 9tiGt5 OaUon milien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-15
Ncner lsuItcu fir SotIdJaftcr Grccl.

Sta bt W eri 0, Mcr., #. DIT.
Gas merifoniife 2lilSp1rtiae Amt
bat Die 9lbOonflmG enrique Is,
Greel's nlS @oti1ofter nn 6ie Ser.
Stootcn orccptirt. Seuor Greel be-
fleiOete ieit eilli0er 3rit 0en Soften
bes 8ouoernclrS oe8 StooteS Gbi'
buobua Iopobl mie Oenjenigen Oes
0otidoiterS in @aibngton unb Mil
MN ieine gon5c 3cit bem erltercn
Nnte miomen. Sein Nohiolgcr aui
Dem Soften in Nnibington, 0cm
b0fIten i'm merifoniiden oiplomatis
idenGienIt, lit nod nidt ouscrpG6lt.
Ger uirflihe Wrun6 0e5 9IildtrittS
Greel'S oI3 9otl1after it, mie man
bier munfclt, boB er ais aolonial.
uno SnolItrie.Win in oa5 3ia5''
ihc &o6inet eintrctcn oQ, luto 5ipor
OILS 9todiolger 0es Ge8enlpGrtigen
Mtinilter5 Slcqorio 0loIina, beIlen
anti-omerifoniidc Saltllng bejiigli6
beS nenen geraluerfs @eietes Dem
Yrdiioenten Giaj nidt 9efGat. sc.
nor Greel lit cin cntibieoener 6reln6
ser g(nerifaner.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-15
@armer Gmpfans.
S,cimindrr nnf Der &OirbnS.McicrUa.
tiun fiuNcH 9Sraric III Ilammcn.

Ebrcr picGc trotcn iofort in poniiAcm
SGrcdcn Sen Hii3ug on. 9tcucr
GoIten fiir SCuor Grccl, ncrifo.
niirben @otiioiter an sic Scr.
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iric0iAlng Ser 9tcm-Dorfer Eort.
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QoS bieiiDe Stobtdcn miro ourb ein
belltc 9tohmittag ml3gcbrohcnes
FrGricieucr ifuer be0rubt. Ter
9ranO ucruriodt 9roBcn SAredeu
inter oen Slnloerteu BON Scinl.
iltdcrn, pcIhc lid 3ur @r6iilumg Der
Hoiebuo. Sn0ioner 9ieicrpotiou bier
ncrlommelt battcn. @rpbc Shnorcn
Don 9cmobnern ltn0 Beiu6crn riif.
ten nit noiien @ollbedcn aus, nm
OoS ,SclIer 5il bctdmpien, imO Eiliigc
5llr &erItelllug uon @robcn
Iubenoe bon ihred.
criiillten Sonoludern perlieBcu bic
@cgeno 10 bolb ais nogidb lmo trl.
gen ibr lcitbtereS @epGd nui 0cnl
Hiiden nit. 9(nlon8enoc 3iige lullr.
ben an Der Stotion olliDebolteu, I'M
ic piclc 2eltte ais mogIi1 nit 5u ueb'
men, Die ein5igen 20ih- h-2lpporotc,
melhe GoaoS bciibt iino 5mei tleine
demidbe Spribcn.
SpGt Dcllte gtaChmittog gIoubt
mnn 0oS 6euer inter Gontrole 5u
baben obgleid Die Sn6Ioge nod
imncr bebenfIid lit mo louienOc
pon Yerionen nit Dem 9cfGmpicn
Der 6lommen belh0ftigt iiuo. 9os
6eltcr brong b. mif % 9)oroS Don
Dem 9tegierlu9sgeb1loe Dor, no
nabc5u 100000 9egiItririhcine fiir
sic Sotter rie5ieblrn9 om nGdltcn
Samituu bcrcit tieQen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-15
Giefcn Siiraid,aft inn Stidl.

G + hicago, #. Sfto6er. Der
,Sron5oie alpbonle Tu Sour uno
ieine 6rou @pa, Die I'M Suli in Gbi.
cogo als Sallpttbeilbaber on einem
ihnungpoQ 6etricbenen Mdbbenban-
hel perbaftet rulroen bnben Die fir
lie aeiteate Ero5ebbiirgihoit BON
$4,000 i'm Stif gelaiien uno lino
nad) 5ranfrei6 entflobet, no iie Dor
neiterer Serfolgltna iider iinb, oo
Der jebiae 9lislieIerungspertrag 3mi,
ifen Den Ser. Stonten ino ssronf-
reid berartige Sale nidt bedt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-15
Moric nnO Curtis pur Werid,t.

q cW Y0rt "A. Gftobcr. =
Scltc nobm Ser Fro5cB gegen Gbns.
". O'oric, iriiberen Sice- GrGii0entcn
lno Gireftor Der n9totion1l 9unf OF
9iortb }(merico," imo gegen 2llireO
$. Curtis, iril6cren Erdiibenten Der
crpa6nten 9lnItolt, pegen gerIetltng
Der 9unoes 9onfgeiebe leinen 2ln.
iong. Die belltigeu gerbonolllngen
telbrontten Ii6 oui Die 2lusipobl Der
8eidmorenen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-15
(5ortiebnns iiebe 2. Seitc.)
1m anmpft nm sas raiein

GILT pie IN eOem Annlpp ais rberiier 8rnno.
lnb. onB man geiuno lem niiiB mn ben stanlpf
81 beiieber peoer bringi aber oieier aunip5
fci6ft ulttb 70 peIe S6itlicbfeiter ffr ben st1rs
per nit lid onB oer gettere 8eitpeiIia unter
5ubilfenabmc BON ullberoroenti6en UstteIn
aefett peroen mus Niele BON oieieH Wsiteln
itno nber an iib itbdolb. 10 oab oeren yin.
penoung oem 9ustrei6en bes IeufeIs NIT
VeISebub geidfommt gs gebt iherbanpf
nur ein beruritges NHttel, ons bit mo babel
niebt eigeuen S6nocn nniiiiei. Seies mir aus
gflan5enituiicu bergeiiellie WtiiteI itno Die ct.
Sn glrotbten 5n baben.
tNtSoEo)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-15
SKINNER Y Yefer,
7cntidJes Sanf. nnb @cdDiclgeIdaft,
26 SpntlsStrake,

Witalirbcr Der Ntticnbbrir.
9lns uno 8ertGuf uoE gitiel mo 0bllgatio'
men, gScdbfeI unb Grebitbriete anf nIIe banpl::
i0ChIiceu St1bte gurupns glns uno SeriauI
iremoer Gjeiofortcn fouie sllsierti9ung bon
8oqmacbten, StbiifsiHrten bon unn nnp
3eutfhlduo. (IptllZf-J
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-15
, ,glinbc" Yaliaoicre ucrunoiiidt.

5olebG g, II. Sfto6er. -
3luei Mduner, melche ais oblinoe"
Foiingicre uuf Dem 0otb zines S6lois
SSoggons Der o@becIing ino 2ofe
Gric 9abu" illbrelL biIBten III ser
rcrgongencu NnHt Dos 2cbcn cin,
9IlS Der betrcicnoc BUG gcgcn 1880
bier onlon0te, iono man Moltcr
Spring aus Gonton ais 9eihr oui
Dem 8ogaonOadb, imo Ooa 9Itifin0en
elmer 5lucitcn, nod nicbt ioentiii5ir.
ten 9cidc ouf Dem @eleiie purOe
bolo boro,f aus 9iorpolf gcmelOet.
9eioc Wdnler morcn nit bcn a0pfell
gegcn einc nicorige 9riidc 1tltoBcn,
nnter ipeIder Der 3lg bernlbr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-15

@tcm Oorf, fl. Nttobcr. -
Die critic 9otidoit bon Dem Nolors
Iorir6cr Or. 6rc0crif &. Goot, lcit,
Dem oericlbe am 26. 6cbruur 8. 5.
BON @tuh, @rGnlnno, n0d) Dem Ror0s
pol ouibrod, lit bier cingctroffcn.
Sic miro bon 9tlooIpb SSranfc &c.
braMt, uclhcr bcu Or. Goot ulrf Der
crltcn Strcfc lctncr Nciic bcglcitrtc,
umo pclcbcm sic Notihuit olrd1 3ll.
riicf QeiHidte 9otcu gcbrudt lutr0c
Ter 9rief muroc am II. WGr5 &C.
icbricbclt, etluu 6rei Wlonotc uo6ocm
Goof ieinc @intrrbali3 pcrIuilcn mo
Die lcbtc .Strcdc icincr 9iciic ongcs
trctcn bnttc. Gr lit pom oYnIurs
Nicer, n0rOlib bonn Sap oubboro,
ootirt lnb mclGct 0oB bis oobul
9lIlcS gut 8c8onNcn icL obAIcidb boS
gSctter G1BcrIt fult mar. S5ubboro
bemegte iif bonluiS in Qcrobcr &inie
ouf ocn Yol 5ll mb cnunrtctc, lcine
@intcrboiiS lp6t inn Moi mie0cr 5u
errcicbcn.
sd pcrioIdc cincn itbnlrItrodcn
altrS nod Dem EpI," Icbrcibt Gr.
Goof. oWlcinc @cglcitcr bciinbcn iiH
mobl, id babe S0unOc gculg mo
bofIe oli GrfolA, SbBlcicb id) 9c8cn
Gnoc W}oi 5nriid 81 icin crmortc,
luiilide ih ocrmoh, boBSic (6ronfe)
ih uoh Der Snicl 9lcponic begebcn,
mobin Die Gompf. @oIiiihfo6rer lm-
aeI6br am /. Nlui fommcu. gSenn
icb bis bobn nicbt 5llriid bin, 10 fon.
nen Sic nit 0en @oliiitbiobrcrn
nod @ollic qcben. &dj CLAUDE IN
oclicr, 0oB ib 3uriid icin meroe"
Or. Goof mar icbotb nod niht cin-
qctroifct ais 1Sronte Die S1einliobrt
olttrot, mo feline ip1tcren 9tnd)ridl'
ten iino uon ibm cin9elnufcn. Nit.
glicoer ocS Georp.GlubS 5icben ocn
Goridlog III @rmdglng, cine grpc-
oition objlienoelt, lpeIde noh Goof
Iu6en ioll. Icrlelbe mar Der ein-
jige &eiBe IN ieitcr expedition. @r
Gotte cine SHonr @SfinioS uno cine
groBc 9ln5obl ounOe mitgenonnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-15
IN @oterburp, Gpnn., iii Zen.

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ont Sonnto9 81 fiIncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-15
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