davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1908-03-14

ell obispo Sc limpio saliva Ia
parte con la recommendation
de D. Porfrio, y sl Ayunta-
miento de Huatusco fue Ian
zado. Ahora la sala munich
pal de Huatusco esta en- las
bodegas de la casa del Sr.
M. M. .Souza; los juzgados
de paz en- la cocina de la ca
sa del Sr. A. Pesado; los to-
lefonos municipales, en- una
casucha frente a los escusa-
dos, y la Tesoresia Munich
pal en- un tendaj6n, ion,
conciliaci6n!
DE una carta que ACADIA
mos de recibir del Condado
de Nueces, retiramos 10 ST.
guiente:
''Supongo sabra I'd. va
quien es ell Corresponsal dc
Gel Sol" en- esa ciudad.
"Mucho tempo hacfa que
a dicho Corresponsal no. Sc
lie presentaba una OCCASION
propicia para dirigir sus acos
tumbrados insultos a nues-
tros amigos los dem6cratas
del Condado de Star"
; ''He vivido muchos amos
en- ell Condado de Star, y me
consta que los jefes del Par
lido Democratic de aquel Con
dado no merecen los insultos
que les dirige ell Correspon-
sal de Gel Sol," quien, al ha
cerse eco de los inverosfmiles
cuentos de ciertos indivi-
duos, representa- un papel
muy triste en- verdad.
"En cuanto a "El Sol,"
papelucho escrito en- cal6, y
"oprobio y verguenza de la
prensa honrada," ese esta en-
SUI papel. LIE negaron dinero
los dem6cratas del Condado
de Star, y comenz6 a atacar-
los. La carta en- que pedfa
dinero Sc la dirigio a On. ia
cobo G. Guerra, y ahora esta
en- poder de uno de nuestros
amigos. Digame que nombre
merece ese periodico.
''Me ha cafdo en- gracia la
afrmaci6n del Corresponsal
de Gel Sol," de que este ha
sido siempre un defensor de
los mexicanos residences en-
Texas. ST hubiera dicho un
"detractor," habria dicho la
verdad."
Los hombres de nego-
clos de la RIGA ciudad de Du-
range estan ahora muy ocu-
dados, preparando la gran
Exposition Regional que Sc
abrira al pdblico Ell pr6ximo
, D de mayo, y que promeCe
llenar los fines que Sc persi-
guen. La exposition Sc veri
, ficara en- el terreno prepara-
do para ell hospital, a una lie
qua Gle Durango, y Sc cons
truyo va una via ferrea que
conduce a los campos de la
Exposition. Los diversos de
partamentos tendran lujosos
edificios, y Sc ofreceran a los
concurrentes toda clase de
atractivos, entire otros, gran
des rebajas en- los pasajes de
Iferrocarril.
u Que n Exposition Regio-
nal dc Durango sea un ext
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-22

University, April 21.-(Special.) )-The @ enty-seventh annual commencement at the University of Alabama, which will occur this year May 24-27, inclusive, has been completed and is as follows:
 Sunday May "A, II a. m.--Commence- ment sermon, Henry vanDyke, D. D., ILL. D.. professor of English literature. Princeton university. (Clark halL)
 Monday. May 25, 10 a. m.-Annual contest for trustees prizes (Clark halD t; 12 m., planting of ivy by senior class; 3-4 D. m.. inspection of library, mu- scum and lab oratories; 4-s p. m., base ball game, Louisiana vs. Alabama (campus); S:sO-11 p. m., presidents re- ception presidents mansion).
 Tuesday May 26, 9-11 a. m.--Busi- ness meeting. Society of Alumni; II a. m., oration before Society of Alumni. John A. Johnson, governor of Minne- sota (Clark hal); 1 D. m., alumni ban quet (Woods halD; 4-6 D. m., baseball game, Louisiana vs. Alabama (can1pus) ; S:10 D. m., Glee club concert (ElSs' au- ditorium, Tuscaloosa); 10-12 D. m.. class reunions (p1aces to be announced).
 Wednesday, May 27, g a. m.-Annual meeting board of trustees (Garland hallD ;t 10:30 a. m., commencement ora tion, George E. MacIean, Ph. D., IL. D.. president State university of Iowa (Clark halD; 11:30 a. m., comforting g of degrees by the president of the uni- versity 4-6 p. m., baseball game, Louisiana vs. Alabama (campus); 9 D. m.. university reception (Wood' s halD.
 In addition to the above. a nNm-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-22
FRANK KEY RETURNS ID JAIL
 AND IS GUEST OF THE JAIlER

Meridian, Miss. April 21.-(Special.)- Frank Key. one of the brothers charged with murderlng their cousin and brother in-law. J. W, Davis. In this city, Octo- Der 15, 1907, in accordance with the ruling of the supreme court Monday. declaring Judge Cochran's action In releasing him and his brother Webb on, bail pending trial unwararnted and unconstitutional, today came. down from his home near Moscow and offered himself for reim- prisonment, but the jailor not yet having received an order to renoarcerate either of the two young men, received the vol unteer as his guest. Frank Key stated tonight that he had notified Webb Key of the courts decision, and that he would come down from Moscow today to sur render,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-22
MARK COPPETT
 IS ACQUITTED
But Is Rearrested on Charge of As sauIt and Battery on Wife of
 Murdered Man.

Anniston, April N.-Mark Coppett. aged 19 years, was acquitted today of the mur- der of Wesley Burns in this county a year ago. Burns was in field with his children at work and was shot and killed from ambush. It was alleged by the prosecution that Burns and Coppett had difficulty and after the murder Coppett went to Texas. Afterward he was arrested and brought here for trial. After his acquittal today he was arrested on the charge of assault and battery on Mrs. Burns, wife of the man he mur- dered.
 The jury was engaged for seven days in the trial of this case, during which time they were separated from their friends and families and all connection with the outside world was cut off. For their faith full services to the public they received the thanks of the court.
 Coppett was allowed bond in the as- sault and battery charge and was given shis liberty.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-22
CLAIM MARTIN IS WANTED IN GEORGIA Arrested In EnsIey on Night of
 Arrival VESTRYMEN NAME OFFICER Steel City Knights of Pythias Will Go to Blocton to Confer Degrees.
 Personal and General
 News of Ensley.
VESTRYMEN NAME OFFICER

Ensley. April 21.-(Speeial )-Oficer John Wren arrested Jake Martin. an alleged escape from jail at Carrollton, Ga. The arrest was made last evening. Martin formerly resided in Ensley and when he broke jail in Georgia the officials here were notified as 1t was thought he would make his way back to Ensley. He is a white man apparently about 30 years of age and is married. His family arrived here Monday. The officers arrested him the same night The authorities in Car rollton have been notified and will prob ably arrive to carry him back Wednesday. reward was offered for his capture.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-22
vestrymen Elect Officers.

At an adjourned meeting of the vestry of St. Johns church, held this evening, w. N. Wood was reelected senior war den; c. H. Mandy, junior warden; H. w. Wallace, seeretaryi H. s. Meade. treas urer. The following were elected dele gates to the diocesian council which meets at Huntsville in May: c. H. Mandy. H S. Meade, Frank Humphries, w. T. Pal. mer and E. P. Cutter. The monthly meeting night of the vestry was changed to the Tuesday following the first Sunday in each month
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-22
Commencemenf Progvamaue. For
 Zbe ALabama >Lniye1ylty

Der of social = function have been planned, including dances by the Alpha Tau Omega fraternity Phi Delta Theta fraternity, and the l.. T. F. club of Tuscaloosa. These affairs will take place on the evenings of Friday, the 22nd and Monday, the 26th, and Tues day, the 27th, respectively.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-22
TRUSTEES NAMED
 FOR SANITORIUM
MEN WHO WILL HAVE CHARGE OF STATE INSTITUTION FOR TREATMENT OF TUBERCULAR PATIENTS-THE TRUSTEES.

Montgomery, April H.-(Special) )-The governor today appointed the trustees of the state sanitorium for tuberculosis, an institution for the treatment of tubercu- lar patients.
 The trustees named are: pr. B. l.. Wyman of Birmingham. Dr. Glen An drews of Montgomery. Dr. George T. McWhorter of Riverton. D. H. Marbury of Marbury and H. F. Reese of Selma.
 Under the act of the last legislature creating the sanitorium there is to be appropriated from the general fund of the treasury the sum of s40,0O0 for a building and s10,0OO annually for main tenance.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-22

fill our Christian obligations to those who are passing beneath our control or int1u- ence If they become beneath our inf1u- ence, every Christian must feel that they are, under God, in our keeping! and that it is more than ever our duty to lead them into the true light"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-22

If You Get Thirsty Today Ask the soda fountain boy for PEP-TO-LAC. It looks good-tastes good-is good. Contains no "dope" or heart -stimulant. cents.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-22

Flavia van den Hende, the finest woman 'cellist in the world, will be the soloist with the Treble Clef Club, Thursday evening at the Jefferson.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-22
sionary breaches, the preachings lose

sionary breaches, the preachings lose their value.
 What, then, is our duty as citizens of eastern nations who desire to see the light of the gospel illumne the world Governments no longer send out missions, as the Spaniards and Portuguese did, with the best intentions, but with wisdom less good than their intentions. The force of public opinion ought to support gov ernments in keeping a strict watch upon all those who try to exploit the native, either by getting hold of his land or by trading with him. It ought to insist on the absolute prohibition of the sale of drink to natives. It ought to secure full justice for the native when he brings complaints against those who try to ln- jure him by force or fraud. It ought to punish severely those who abuse the power of superior race, and above all, those who demoralize it by the sale of liquor, or who, as sometimes happens, behave i'll to native women.
 Must Set Better Examples.
 "It ought to be our aim to compel those who go forth from among us into non Christian races to set better examples of conduct worthy of civilized men than many have done The time In which we live is a critical time. not only critical for ourselves. but crtial for the relations of the advance to the semi-cvilized peo- ples. In another 50 years that winch we have called civilization will have over spread the whole world and destroyed the native organizations and the customs Of the backward people. With their old be- liefs the moral actions which some of those beliefs imposed upon them will also vanish.
 Let us, since we cannot help break ing up their old habits of life, often no doubt shocking, and extinguishing tneir old ideas, try at least to give them better bahits and ideas and teach Christianity by examples as well as by precept We need a revival of the true spirit of the gospel among ourselves in order to fui-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-22

Miss Ada Hilton Green of Pensacola, Fla, has been chosen sponsor for Flor ida by Maj. Gen. P. M. Whittick. She is the granddaughter of Maj. Gen. S.. G. French.
 Miss Roberta Fisher, whose grand fathers were both gallant leaders of the Confederacy, is her maid of honor.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-22

"The work of bearing the white man s burden has too often taken the form of filling the white mans pocket, Is it any wonder that the behavior of men who are nominally Christians. Christians in profes- sion, if not practice. has checked the spread of Christianity,
 "The missionary comes preaching a gos- pei of justice and love and peace. But when the natives see how men behave who profess the religion which the mis-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-22

Mrs. B. w. Sherrod will entertain the North Haven Circle Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-22
IMPERATIVE DUTY
 OF CHRISTIANITY
CONTINUED FROM PAGE l.,

-~~-----~-->>--~>-~ ly flinders or retards the good work which enlightened governments wished to do.
 White Mans Burden.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-22

There will be a rehearsal of the Treble Clef club at the Allen school this morn ing at 10:30.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-24

idJluicrigcS Froblent, mic in Stoatcn
nit gr6Bcrcr Gn5obI bon Siren, neil
Die Socilitdtcn fir Oerci, llnterbrin.
0ltng Oltrd)oltS lungCnii1cnO iino. Sc.
bcS Snititllt I'M 9on5en Stoote lit
iibcrfiiQt uno iuIt in ollcn morten Go.
ticntcn fir Auinobmc. Sobolo ser
Stoot iclbit bic Tiirior9c fiir leine
@ciitcSacItortcn iibcrnimmt, ipiro
bicrin ~icbcnfolS @onolung ocihaifcu
Dcrocn.
Gie ita0tiide Nrnlcnbchor0c niro IN
Surgeon Den Neubou am Sdnpino.
iiidti9cr : @oipital Scr 9cnlltun0
iibcrgcbcn. GerieIbc gcmGbrt Golm
fir 5luolf Eoticntcn uno lit nit Sen
ncucItcn GinridItltngcn sur 9ebono-
hung bon SubcrfltloiiS bericben. Serr
@roitp boiit, Oob 0oS @cb1lloc ipGtc.
items an 1. Sttobcr bc5ogcn meroen
fnnn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-24
ltncriuiinidtc 8cindl.

Sic GoIi5ei BON 9oltimorc-Gorntp
ltottet Dem ,@crmnnia-G rortett.
Club" ol1i 0ciicn Scim SIT @cIt'
port cine nltcrluurtcte &iiitc do
3mei Der Wconttcn gegen 9iirg.
idoft fir Elm Gomcritog ituttiin.
ocn0eS @crb0r c~ntIuiicn.
Is 9ei6cbcn gcgcnmGrtig III 9olti-
more.Gountp IinQc, bon 0encn man
lid nod Dor Sohrcsfriit faun bGttc
ttoltmcn ~loiicn. User b0tte sum- @el.
Ipicl ic gcood)t, ooB Die bobe Sbrig.
tcit elnem Oeuti6cn @ciangpcrein, Der
Iid om Sonntu9 IN bnrnlloIcr Nciit
onlilltrt, 81 2cibc riifen miir0c. lln0
oo6 lit ea ioucit gcfonmcn. @Gb-
reno lid 9cItcrn cine Nn5ubl Son1i-
lien pom n8crmoniusG uortctts Gllb"
an Dem Nnmeicn oes Clubs 3lt MeIt.
port ullterbieltcn mic tic oos leit Sab
rem Icoen Sonntog getban bnbcn, CT.
id)icncn Sergeant @olfer uno bic
Tolt5iiten ScoIciclo uno Gorcp oltf
Der Sil0flGd)e, perbaftetcn ben Ser.
luolter @iuion1 Is. GiiGcr, bon Hr.
$40, MillonItr, megcn ongeblidclt
%crfuuiS gciitiger 8ctrGnfe ulto
y0olpb Susie, lueld)Gr babel onges
t~roiieu mllroc, ais cr 8icr cinidGnftc,
pcgcn NrbcitcnS am Sonntog mGb.
reno iiebcn onbcre &crren dis 3tu.
gen nit nod Der Eoli5ciItotion man.
bern mllBtcn. Sort cntlieB Boli5ci'
rid)tcr WtiQcr 0cn N%Crlunlttr gcg1ll
$500 uno Srn. Susie gegen 500
Nilr9ldnit iiir Gin nnl GonncrItag
itottfinOcnbca &crb0r.
Sdttc Elm @Iititrobl aus beitcrcnl
Ninlmcl in 0nS Eager 0ercr bonn
,@crlnallia .Guurtctt Club" cirg2s
idla0er, miiroe foltnl cine gr0Bcrc
@citilr5ung inter 0cu Sellten pcrllrs
i6djt morocn itin. Ger Club bat lid
iciu icbigca Scim Dor ungel0br od)t
&u6rcn erlporbcn ltlo 0oiiclbc IN ci-
nc9 Scr ottrottipItcn Nnpcien in ics
ncr @agcno um9cunnoclt. Scocll
Somntog ult0 5lnpcilcn audi an $50
tcntogcn ionocn lid ooIclbit Die Wtit.
QIiCbcr oca o@ermunio . Gltortctt-
CLUBS" nit ibrct 6om.ilicn cin, unO
% MIR Wit0licocrn 3utritt 8cltottet
pur0c, miro Dent &crloltf Der Ser.
boltolrmgcn ON Gonnerltog nliI
| Spunnung e1tgc1cn gciebcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-24
Cine Gbrcnidnlb Der SGngcr.

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cinigtcu SQnglr" bel Der Seicr
oc3 ,Qcuti6cn Cages" 81 Oirigi.
rem. - Muiicnprobe am Sonns
tag, Den 6. September.
y.Qrof. lbco0or 0cmbcr9cr bot
lid bercit trflGrt, bel ser 6cier Oca
.Icutid)cn Cages" oic y%crcini0tcn
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mot)tc 8citcrn Sr. 6enrp lbonlNS.
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@corge @immelbcbcr, Dem Scfrct0r
Ser &trcinigun1, oieic MittbtiIuuI.
@r. Gboma9 bate iib IN &crfolI eli
res III Der lcbtcn Sibun9 Ser Scr.
S0ngcr" nngcnomnlcncn Ncid)luilc2
III 9eglcitlulg Ocs Srn. Mar MoltlEr,
SorlitcrS OeS Otllitf.Gomitc'S 1T sic
@obnlng OcS 8rn. ScmbcrGcr be.
Nebcr, ltnt einen Serillf SIT madcL
i'm SIT bciutgcl, am ,Ielttihcu Gage"
nod elnntal ocn Iaftitod ilbcr Die
Ser. Ginger" SIT iduuinAcl. IS
mar feline lcid)tc Inf8obe, obcr c2 &c
lang. &r. @embergcr CAB idliIblid,
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IS III oicncn gait, icinc %3uilimnml8.
gSer Wciitcr &cmbcrgCr, mcr sic
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6clpogcn, icinc Ncii0notion tin5ltrri.
dIcn, mcib, Dab 0criclbc 0nnlit Gin
Spfcr brnd)tc, OuS ibm ate Gbre
mod)t. llno Noltinlorc'S W%ciaigpcr-
cine ioutcn Oicics Spicr SIT miirOiBcn
miiicn.
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9ciicn mcrbch onb OcricIbc bcrcit3
3meinnl nod) iciucr ocr5citigcl Hcii1-
nation iiir bic Scr. SGnBcr" in Die
Srcifc iprong; 0a9 cine MoI, ais c.
iid) Oo5ll peritnnO, oli Dem Nniien.
hota.Eicnic 0ic 2citum1 ser SGn1cr-
idonr 81 iibcrncNmcu; 0na nn0crc
Wol 0clcgcntIid Ocs Eicnic1 Der
Ser. SGnpcr" I'M @cItrnO-&orf.
Sect beiBt c3, cine Ionfcaidul0
n%b5lltroGcn, ia mcbr ais ooa, cine
@brcnpiIidt ST criiiucn, ulO ants bic.
fem @rtnoc iolltc oic ndd)itc Maiicn-
probe ser oNcr. SGnAcr" zinc Nccor0.
trcdcnoc 1bcilncbmcr- 3obl oufnci-
icn. GicicIbc iin0ct an Sonntag, 0tn
6. September, Nahmittola 3 llbr, III
Noi1t'3 &olc, Nr. 1922, 0ariorO.
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lit pom ErGiiocntcu IbomoS b2ori.
trnat moroclb 0ic ST scr Organization
Ncb6rCnOcn @%ciangpcreine it Cincnl
Nlnoihreibrn gum Nciut ser Yrobc
1in5ula0Cl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-24

Sn 0cn Mlbcrcn VlunbcS. @cttcr,
%cobndltungS Gtotioncn mnroen Ole
iclGen0tn bodItcn Scmpcrnturcn Der
5eid)nct:
Goitport -, Eortlonb &c, Bottom
IS, Tlbunp 7G, Ncru Norf 7G, Ebilo.
hcIpbio 76, NtIoutic Gitp II, Cape
Wap "A, Waibingtnu rs, gtorfolf rs,
&oticroS Sc, Charlotte 50. @ilmin0.
ton IS, Gborleiton S6, Souonnoh 81,
&ndionpiQc S6, Sllpitcr So, Sen g8cit
80, Ntlnntn 81, Wontgpmcrp IS, Ncp
Orleans IS, Yolcitinc -, @olpcitou
81, Corpus Gbriiti 80, Wcmpbi3 81
Cincinnati 81. NittSburg a. O3mcNo
60, Buffalo 66, Gleuclon0 66, 3ctroit
20, Nlpcnn 70, Worquettc 81, @rccu
@op y, Chicago 70, DULUTH IS, Ct.
saul II, Ct. SouiS 50, &onioa Sim
", omaha 70, Sitron 10, Nismorot
Is, gSiiiton IS, SABRE 81, Scleno rs,
Solt Sofc Gitp Sc, Tcnpcr so, gtortb
Slottc 10, Goooc Gitp so, anloriuo
81. Sos Nn0elcS 50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-24
Stdot Baltimore.
llntcrbultnngS @cgluciicr.

pSlaucH'S" - Abe 2ena 1trcct Ectcctinc".
"Snnctp" aGlo S%ttttrs",
r&ontNag" r16c ~ambICr Of toe 2Scit".
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Gdnlth %duocptues2 or1icIluHBcu mo AunOcl.
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9oriiclIHRCH NH nitlc unocrc llntcr5aItlnOcIt
%ntSippnn cat'fnrt" Id8li1 Concerto uno
nnoere %crguIaur9en.
"Sag stOre. Rart" adqIt6 Gon6erte.
SLEW @lcctrfr 4art" 1ioiif &orIicaituoen
mo llnicrbdltlttaen nHcr strt, ioiric 9on3criC.
n5bs Suburban" - Seoen Ibeno Sauoeptuc'
siein's sbOrs ains @uri" aaoIi6 @nuoeD
hilez NOrltcllunac1l.
olfeNeT;S ead 1daIidc GSinrfoncn per
Claiborne - IdaIide GrInrIon nit qns.
nadine Sollttdgs. per Salnpter r6nHhrtopc".
eoue Fotnt Idgli6c gabntittaGssGTf ur'
pcn.Mar - 96QIi6e griurIioncn.
Snrnpcrcln u0urmartS F. SicuitnN. ben "a,
Yutnnii 3nbnicicr .ocrbuuoct nit SdOulurlcu
nm Gommcrnudtaict. i'm pHScitcnosFdrt".
Baltimore N~nncrnsGcrctn" - Sunuiaq. bcn
30. gInanit, 6nmiIicn 2IialII8 nn6 n]9Scbcr'9
Fnri" an Der Nurturo. Mpn0.
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"Sauuitnttcr Vnltstcits @crcin uon Baltimore"
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lpnh, nel o, Scptcluher, 3, Gnrllitatier &olfo'c't
I'M gHeilcuos Barr,
"ilnnb0Hnainer saracr.Wcrrtu non MarBlano"
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gartGunSrrte.
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Vart" l1o sSeoeraI SiIslSnrf".
9ienIina sl6eno - aBnttcrfonsRGrf".
0ttitluuh Ibeno - .Sruto,Sius4Surf".
9Onncritna abeuo g0~orroasRdrt".
Sau,itna Ibeno nQuticrionsRarf".
(G6ogntoas BON o bis ! rlbr ,glbenos)
En.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-24
an Ntlantic GitD.

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I'M Stci0cr. Cine 1robc 3obl
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rem Snocort rcgiitrirt.
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bcion0cn iid) inter 0en @noeg0itcn
in Ntlontic.Gitu, oic in Ben pcridic-
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0clt:
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&. Goicn0om.
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6ran 3, 5. @lorbonL u. Wf. Wtc2eoo,
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6ron @corGc $. %lioluig, @roce VI.
golcr. 6roll @n1. $. Soa, Gli5obctb
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uno aino.
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Is : Sdriirnnrfrr
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