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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-02

There are plenty of ways 20 raise
money uy Indirect taxation. but c,-
".l one of them seems To- bo fraught
with political danger ro DO, party
that dare, to pu, them into effect
The income taN. Will, it i- opposed
bs Mr. CLARK is endorsed u.s. dem.
ocrauc measure by most OF his col.
leagues. Ana many republicans favor
u \ bin has already been drafted
by the treasury department ITSELF
and will be- introduced al this ses.
sion OF congress by Frederick g.
stevens OF Minnesota. providing an
income tax But many astutc politi.
clans see the clamor Of protest that
such measure would call forth
from the well.to-do classes. While
'hey may be able to put up TO sup.
port the government. that does not
signify their willingness To do 50.
and woe tot he campaign fund of the
party that puts such bin into the
law
The biggest revenue producing
items that have been discussed are
coffee and beer II is proposed "a
Increase the tarin on coffee flya
cents per pound This would raise
fifty million dollars. 1t Is estimated
The additional price Of five cent,
per pound would not make any dirc.
cncc TO the persons whose financia
status permits them 10 drink fin,
/ Mochas and Javas. hut from ever,
crossroads store and country gro
Gerry there would be- big howl vine,
the farmers went in and found tn,
price on a pound of coQcc which the,
had bought for years for - cent,
raised To thirty cents. lie woul,
have 10 pay the extra tarn An,
he would want TO know who pm, tha
extra five cents ON his package %
coffee Then ne would place m,
blame on the political party rcsponsi
Bile for the tarin The same propo
sition would apply on beer which &.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-02
A Religious Authors Statement.

Rev Joseph H. Fesperman Sails
bury y. c., who IS the author OF sew
eral books. writes: For several years
was afflicted with kidney trouble
and last winter ! was suddenly strick-
on with a severe pain in my kidneys
and was confined to my bed eight
days unable TO get up without as
sistance My urine contained a thick
Foley's Kidne Remedy. and the
pain gradua abated and finally
ceased ard my urine became normal.
cheerfully recommend Foley's Kid
n"y Remedy. Sold by all druggists.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-02

Il. The clerks of said election snail
keep a true and correct poll list OF
the names of every person voting. and
at the close OF the election and after
the ballots are counted. the ballots
shall be scaled up. and together with
the poll lists shall be replaced in the
boxes, and such boxes shall be re.
locked and together with the keys
shall be delivered by the judges 10
the Board OF Election Commits sioners
at the City Hall Immediately after
the counting of the votes.
IS. The judges shall make and sign
a statement giving the names OF the
persons voted for. the office for
which each sought the nomination,
and the number of votes received by
each, certifying the results OF such
election. which shall be attested by
the clerks and the certificates filed
with the Board OF Election Commits
sioDers.
10. II any candidate shall file with
the Board OF Election Commissioners,
10 whom the returns are made. a
statement challenging the correctness
OF the count, OF any ward relative 10
the vote cast for the nomination
sought by him the officers making
the canvass, shall at the time OF max.
ing the same, recanvass the vote as
20 such nomination in the presence
Of such candidate. his agent or attor.
ney. and declare the result according
20 the facts and equities OF the case.
90. No person shall be allowed 10
become a candidate unless he shall
have complied fully and completely
with the foregoing provisions, so far
as they relate TO candidates for nom.
ination.
2l. Any white male citizen. or per.
son Of Indian blood. twenty-one years
OF age or over, who will pledge him.
self TO support the democratic nom.
inee is entitled 10 participate in this
election, provided he have the other
qualifications as 10 residence, etc.
BYRON DREW. Chairman.
TOM DEEM,
DIR. ]. II. HARGRAyE,
Y. B. LYNN,
Board OF Election Commissioners 1.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-02
CONFEDERATE VETERANS
ALL LOCALITIES DESIRING TO
OFFER SITE FOR SAME SHOULD
REPORT AT ONCE.

Editor Ardmorpitr Dear Sir.-Guth.
rife, Oklahoma February 26 The
board of trustees of the coufed.
crate veteran home requests all
towns and localities i'm the state that
desire 10 offer site in their rcspcc.
tive counties 10 the confederate vet.
Grams for a home for the disabled
confederate veterans are asked tc
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-02
Mrs. Garrison to Write Book.

Oklahoma City. Oklahoma. Mar L.
Mrs. G.. W. Garrison. wife Of the
late Sheriff G. W. Garrison. who was
shetland killed June by All Hunter,
alias kingsbury. whom he was en-.
deayoring to arrest. has retcrncd from
Guthrie where she attended the sec.
ond legislature. She will write a
series OF articles for an eastern news.
paper syndicate.
She is also preparing a book en-,
titled -Four Years Experience at the
Court House The book will be
dedicated TO the taxpayers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-02
GOVERNMENT VS.. NEWSPAPERS
PRESIDENTS ACT CONDEMNED

Great constitutional provisions,
said Mr Root. have TO De applied in
accordance with the continually
changing conditions Of society OF po.
htical freedom; and s., would BE- a
great limitation u the freedom Of the
press in this country 20 say that ey-
cry editor in every city and state is
liable 20 be- taken 20 any part Of the
earth whore his papers may happen
20 go and tried over and over again,
hundreds Of times. perhaps for a
single article.
How can there be freedom OF the
press II there exists the arbitrary
power to punish all over the length
and breadth Of this land which is con.
tended for by the application Of this
law in England and by my friends On
the other side?"
Judge Brown in deciding that Mr
Dana could not be extraditcd quoted
from Judge Cooleys Constitutional
Limitations as follows.
1t would be singular resul' OF a
revolution where one OF the grieyanc.
cs complained of was the asse. ton of
right 10 .yad parties abroad icr
trial II 1t should be found that an edi.
tor may be seized anywhere in the
union and transported by a federal
officer to every territory into which
his paper may find its way, to be
tried in each in succession for offens.
as which constituted in a single act
not actually committed in any OF
them
Almost without exception the lead
ing newspapers Of the country are
denouncing President Roosevelts new
enterprise The position OF the Phila
delphia Inquirer Is particularly inter
/ esting in view of the fact 1t has been
1 one Of the strongest Roosevelt organs
| III Al' 'puANlN
President Roosevelt, in his atti
tude towards the New York World
SAYS the Inquirer editorially, has as
sumcd a position which is extremely
dangerous to the integrity OF the con
stitution and which We cannot think
can be sustained by tEe suprem,
court. He has called 70 his aid the
attorney general Of the United States
and has brought into play all th'
! power Of the government IN an effor
to prove that any newspaper that may
offend an administration can be ter
rorizcd and practically suppressed
II an attorney general al the In
stance of president can reach m
at any time for any newspaper tha
prints something that the presden
does not like, then are We indeed
coming to methods that would MAKE
OF the constitution torn and tat
tered instrument, powerless TO protec
freedom of speech and of newspape
i discussion"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-02
The Best Cough Cure

A half ounce OF Virgin OIL Of Pine.
two ounces Of Glycerine and a half
pint OF whisky. mixed will cure any
cough that is durable and break cold
In 20 hours. Take a teaspoonful every
four hours. Ask your druggist for
the genuine Leach's Virgin Oil OF
Pine compound pure, prepared and
guaranteed by the Leach Chemical
Co, Cincinnati. O.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-02
HOW TO CURE SKIN DISEASES.

The germs that cause skin diseases
must be drawn to the surface OF the skin
and destroyed.
ZEMO, a clean liquid for external use,
will do this Nad will permanently cure
every form Of itching skin disease
For sale everywhere Write for sam
Pile, l.. W. Rose Medicine Co., st. Louis
For sale by W. b. Frame.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-02

fers for the site will be sent TO the
chairman or secretary
Yours truly,
BILL CROSS.
\ p. WATSON Chairman
Secretary.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-02
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY.

Official Ballot, Primary Election
Held on the 10th day OF March, 1908
The voter of this ticket hereb.
pledges himself to support the nom
nees OF this primary.
FOR MAYOR.
Vote for One.
John Doe.
Richard Roe.
FOR COMMISSIONER
First Ward.
Vote for One.
John Doe.
Richard Roe.
FOR ssloNER.
Second Ward.
Vote for One.
John Doe.
Richard Roe.
FOR COMMISSIONER.
Third Ward.
Vote for One.
John Doe.
Richard Roe.
FOR COMMISSIONER.
Fourth Ward.
Vote for One.
John Doe.
Richard Roe.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-02

-llNIi ''FN"N'lL acts mas ever
drawn the same measure OF condcm.
nation from The country as has mis-
action iu melting his attorney gen.
eral 70 plunge the government into
proceedings agaius, rcwsppers that
have criticised the Roosevelt admin.
is,ration
This view is not over estimating
The situation if the comments OF the
leading newspapers OF the country
and of prominent men here In the na.
tional capital may be- considered Their
mometcrs rejecting the sentiments OF
the nation Many OF the presidents
critics are personally hostile 10 the
pa"icular newspapers involved
Some Of the presidents best friends
say he has made the greatest mistake
Of his career In attempting TO drag
Editors Pulitzer and Smith to this
city for trial, and regret that h. ever
/ embarked In the enterprise These
critics do not assert the editors were
right in charging there was grating
In connection with the purchase of
/ the Panama canal, but that the prcsi-
dent Is setting a precedent that may
+ be used by succeeding presidents to
gag. terrorize and even drive out OF
/ existence newspapers that fall under
their displeasure.' The danger which
turks In the precedent being establish.
ed by the president It is pointed ou.
is that newspapers that may have
reason TO believe that an investigation
should be made into some transaction
TO determine whether the government
was defrauded, will hesitate to agi-
tate ten matter because O fhe exam.
pie now being made OF his critics by
President Roosevelt.
There is much discussion as to
whether the prosecution will insist in
It's attempts 10 have the defendants
brought 20 the District Of Columbia.
where the president weilds a strong
influence on Judges. II Is agreed fed.
. cral judges not only owe their ap.
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Roosevelt will Of course not be in Of
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-02

Use The Ardmoreite Want Ads all
the time. They are read by every
BODY and and business getters.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-03

Eoriii0bc SIR Glraiilbrru1a tomnlci,
ln0 oh nid)t Der o%oIAenlcinc Iorif, "
oeiicn 3ouiGBc nm % Erojent b0ber
limo, in aroit tritt, 9ic Morimol.
luO Oic NiiuimoIsalouicL Nic unbc.
rem @0uOcrn uidta Qemd6rt mo fci-
he 3uQcit0noiiie moft, nber olI2
&crQiinitigum0en pom ibnen ioroert,
modt ca ilIuioriidl, Oh Die Otinimols
50uc i~ibcrhoupt 5ltr %2lnmcnoung font
men. @ir mcrocn'9 ia 6olo Grlebcn.
Gn3 unerifoniid)c &oIt lit 9eouloig;
IS nimmt Den ncucn Sorif bin, mcrn
Is and, l1idt 0umit 5uiricocu IT.
Stcigcu obcr Die 2cbcu5houahals
t%uuQaprciie, obnc BOB oltd) Die @0bHc
ln1O @cb0ltcr ser orbcitcuOcn &ldiiCu
CntiprchcnO bober mCrocn, 10 miro
oa3 &olf oli elmer Hcuiiion Der ID
rifc beitcbcn, Die ic,,1cn ,&ntcrclicu
iorOcrIib lit mno uiht bios Zen
(rlita Gn0 @roB-Gorporotionen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-03
NrntidlanSts Q~nftmodlt.

SIM Heihe Der &iiite babet lid 81;
Geutid)en Dor onOcrcn 9tntionen ri
nen 8oriprnN 0clihert. Gin 3cp
pcliu Suitififi Iieat bercitS III Den.
Quiti6iii Suicn bel WtcB. Sin 3pcitel
y3cppelin" hat trob Sturm lnD Ne
Gen bic Tubrt BON Trie0rid0hoiel
nud 6ruutfurt, cine Strcdc pom Do
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Qclcgt mo miro ipGtcr nn6 &0ln ge.
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," mtcrQcbru6t meroen loQ. Sei0(
&uitihiifbdicu Der 0clttlden Nrmcc
limo 10 QtrdmniQ OoB lie ollBcr ben
3cppcIins alCid8citia ond) nod cincrl
huIbiturreu unO eincu umitorren Wto.
torbollon ouinehmcn t0nnen. Nodl
in 0icicm Monnt miro ole oelItih2}lr.
NEE al Der Ncitarcn5e ollber 0cn
3eppclil3 aud nod 5uei @roBs unO
juci Euriepol &uitidiiic hobcn. Gir2
Hcibc onGcrcr &uitidifis @Gten al Der
MeltGren5c, Der Sitgren3c, lopie al
Der Sc2tiiite lit bercitS in 2hl9iidt g.
nonInten, unO Der Ban bon mcitercIl
Hllitidifien ioll bCi6lcumiqt mcrOclL
mo jmor iouen Die orei bcmGbrten
SpIteme bon 3eppelilL @roB 1t. Hnr.
icpal gIcihjeitiN mritcr geior0crt Wcr-
Den. 81 gleider 3eit IGBt Die See.
rcSperpultltng ouf Dem Sempclboicr
6el0c bel Berlin Gerilthe nit cincm
militGriidcn I~eroplon onitellcu. -
o;3cppcIin Nr. =" bat bel elmer 6obrt
ruuo 600 Wtcilen obre llnterbrchunG
5uriIdgcleQt mo onmit eiucu Nftiona.
Ho0iuS BON 325 Meilcn nnd9emicicn
&untrbnlb Oieie@ Ruoiua lieNt pot
&oln aus Der midtiQItc Sbeil ser
Nor0iec uno hC9 &onnl0. &on @0ln,
ruie Don NtcB f0men hic Gcltidcll
Eltftidiiie IN ctnn od)t Dis 5cbll
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entfcrntcn &rica9bofcn Don 9opcr
fnbrcn. EoriS lit BON 0icb etluo ia
Mcilen cntfcrut. ga ouf ser &C.
plonten &1rfcbraluitliHie pom 6ric.
oridHbafen bis Qiiiieloorf olrd) pri
bate 9ollonbolen crriGtct merocn II.
Der 9ol uon &ilitihiiieu riiiti1 luci,
fer 0ebt, 10 Iolcn Mittc nGditen (SoG.
res III Qcutl6lonO, cini6Iicblih Der
militGrildcn 2uitidilie, ctmo 10
Motor &ollona, BON ocncn 70 Rit.
len ltitiditic icin mcrOen, 5llm Glen.
itc bCrcit Icin. Ger Nnfong 81 elmer
Geutihcn Sllitilottc mare oIio &c
mad)t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-03
2Dhu K. Sra.

VUUW ~ HTE'
IS iiarb nm 81. Suli 1909 SuHu 4, Sen.
q Sabre ait. %geIiebter SobH bon Sreoerid ino
Nn1n Neb. Sic Neeroiglna iiuoet non feiuer
gSobnunH Hr. 174t 9turosGntlCs StrnRe, an
iiatt. Sic GrcuirIng itnoct 9icnitaG, 10 ltbr
Dtor9ens. i'm gSouoons Bari Srieobulc' fat
no5u. Sreunoe mo 9eiunute eiugeldoer iino,
9u bin nab pieIeu bartcn S6mer3en.
BON Seinel Hiebeu iortgceili,
Gle al init iorqenbpIleu Screen
Die Arullibeit bdtten peru gcbcilt,
Sou uToero mars bel Gem ueiblOiicr,
IN oeien pdno mir gae itno.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-03
Gadmitta9s. Sour uad Claiborne,

Siebcn Gtunoen oer 8ube uno @rboluHa nui
benz g9afier. giiraelIoiuo lam man 70 tl0le,
~ertrti6enoe, bele6enoe Iuit nit poueH Sh9eH
neHtebeit.
9O6feine WabI5siteu auf benz Sampler ier'
Oirt.
9ampier fabrt ab td9Iif (auSeer. GonntaGs)
nm $50 gtabmiiiugs. HldieBr nab Baltimore
~ 1lbr abeHos.
9iun6faBrt nur SOC.
Yier 4, 4igBt.Strabe.
g., Is. uno ". Babns@O.
CSuuii6-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-03

gcriiesCte NuncDutr, mnrtirt nFropoiGls Tor
5urHllbllg 0ories ano 0arieB 10 ibc 9edtt0
department." uno ~aoreiiirt un Den sEoarn uI
NlOaro9" inter Der Noretie oCS Siaoisliegiltra
tors. halbbuus. Baltimore, Nio.. lueroell i'm
9iireal heS Stnnt 5egtitratore I'M 5idI0bano
his IL llbr Snrmittugs amt Wiittiuud, ben II.
Anguit 1909, entgegeit genommc1.
Shr SiefCrnng Uun fInf 90 9feroen NIT
Uridirr fir bic Sumigati0rs. 2SaBeu Hno 5uci
81 Efereeu mit @CIdtrr iur ocu Seimeus
lungcu uHf 5uei Sabre, Oum l.. September 1909
bis 5um 1. Scptem6er 1911, in lebereinitims
Wlrng nit ben Spe5ltlluiioHcn, ole int SiircalI
oe5 SelutobeitsnutteS lm Jtatbbuuszglnner err
lun9t peroen f0uHeI.
Sin ccrtitt6irter G9cd fir $4,000 nuf cine
aSleariIg Suu1e"sNunf, 6ablbar IN oeu WldUor
mo Siaotratb BON Baltimore, mus iebem Inz
lebot beigeleet fem.
Sic Goniruttbcb0roe bebGlt iib oaS Be1t
Dor, tr9enO elm ooer aue I~n9eb9te 5u oer'
luerteH.
Sr. SameS SuSfsh,
Sanit1tss YOnmtiidr.
&eitdtiGt:
Z. YarrD Wtalppl,
Rrliioeut Oct Gontrdft6ebdroe
(Suli20, 80. 81 glug2, "a ,5,6.7,W
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-03

Die pradtuonen Bort Depuft' NIB 9rttertUu.
GGturiiuuru. SroBartiGe Scenerie; bic grober
9riiden; cine ftetige gIueenpeioe; nttts gIeibt
benz GlsQuebanna sS3ibey. 9ettertou 1T elm bc'
ltebter EIae - groBe Sutel. 9ie %feinfien 2el'
te MAIDEN Die 5abrt. geuer, i6nener 9ampier
pSusnuebnmla" ieoen 9tenfia9, Sonneritu9 II.
Gnmitu9. 1 llbr 9intbm. 3u Snufe 1890 gbbs.
Wittuo6 mo Gonnta9 8 lbr Sorm.: Al
Saufe nm S.45 9lbeHoS.
@iuete soc. WabI5eitcu SOC.
CSunt10-) Suldeter.GD,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-03
TC9urtemcnt iHT 1ifentlime SiNcrHcit-Sautcu,
Sub.Scpnricment ots WebiuoesS uipetturs.
SitrrauS, RntbbuuS.

TC9urtsmcnt fit 1iientlime SitbcrHeit-Santcn.
Sr0sScparicment bts 0ebnnoes Snipetturss
SitrrduS, RntbbnuS.
Baltimore, u. Suli 1909.
9Inee6ote per1ep enige9en aenommell bon
Der &untraftsNeb0roe Der Stuot Baltimore tiir
ole @rridiung oeS observation-disclosures NJ"
I'M NuD sNiclpi ouipttul fiir Den WtaDOr ulIO
Stdotratb bon Baltimore fir ocu 6ebrau6 ocr
9ebOroe liir glrmeupflege.
S~lngebUte r%niiiicit In oeriiegelte1 Goloertctt,
I~oreiiiri an Den p9oaro Of ghpdroS OF Yaltls
more Sin, " ieiH uuo Die Mufl6riit pBropoiutS
for gSuro Nuilotng 81" Ban 8ielu 2oipitul"
tragen uno bel Srii. +. Sepell 9bounds, Stabis
RegiitrGior, III heIiru Siireull i'm Futbbnule nm
cber Dor II llbr Sormittogs am 4. Ausuit
1909 eingerei6t Ueroen.
Sehem gluAcbot ntuB Elm an oeit Wi1Dor mo
Staotrat0 bon Baltimore j~ablhdrer certitt5trter.
uIi cine Clearing Spufe"sBunt ge5ugener 96cd
oeS Nteiers fir fiinfbunoert $4,000 &pIurS
Ser erfolgrei6e gieter rluB @iiref6aft feel.
len mo Die Surtdrltten hes Staots9b1rterS
III Ne5ug nuf 6onirntte e%rfiiler.
Seid minge1 mo Spe3ififutiOuen t6Hnen an
ohcr nn6 Dem %. Stli 1909 i'm @iircdu bc5
8ebiune. TnipeiturS beiihttgt iperocn.
Ole Neb0rOe bebdli liD oas Nedt Dor, irgeno
Gin ODER ate Il9ebcie 5t Oerluerten.
Getunrb .. Hreitun,
@ebduoesS nipeftor.
GenebUiOt:
Z. Barn @iaboci,
Wiabor.
(SuIio2 % 81 oG Of oS. 90 80. 81 0ula2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-03
gefanntmadJuHgeR.


NuI M Z, 3. Nllnnll INUN.
Ser SsaotsSeonteter miro am WioniaA, hciI 3
Guguit 1909, 81 Der unten nugegebencn 5clt an
Crt mo StClle eribeineH unO OuS Niucuu DC,
iOlgcHOen SlraBeu etahliren ooer reetablireIL il
llGdoem es nOtbluenoig ertobelnen MAJ:
YisQuitbsSirnBc BON Sertlqiors bis Orleans
Strabe. I'm 10 ubr &ormitiugS.
Urine Eunis cane, BON Seoerals Strabc bu Ct
mem liunttc 800 Sub roroli6 UuH 6eocral
SiraBe, UNI 10 llbr 30 gioruitid9s.
Malei11 Is. Sbpmas,
t2t5) Stuots (Seoueter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-03
THE WAY . DOWN . THE . BAY

Sat- sur sec II. Sbuptnuf'S 81 turr. Grturiuneu,
150@feiIen; GaIj,uniicr; ben Gdn5enIae 2ebenS'
@rbaIier; 9umpier n@mmn @llcs," 3IenitaB
nno Sonnrritag, 7 ubr MtOrgens. gu Saufe
nm 1918 gtbenos. Yiuete Doc. 8eeiun %.
SUM. (Slmil5-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-03

Sa6rtem mad Sope 9oint.
Spe5isg arraMairter NH ausaeItatieter Gam.
pier uyDeittn0relnn0" Der nuoerHIte G1Itir.
itouSsEampfer bon Baltimore.
Sabrt ab tlglidl nub SunHtaBS nun Hicr z,
tgbtetrnfe, NM 3 u9r 9lnbnliitags; febrl uul
9.45 Mbenos nab baltimore AlIriid.
Siliete Soc. Suueer b0c.
(Suntl6-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-03
Sntbcrinc Utcrtcf.

IS bat @ott. Dem administrator. qeiaQCit.
mcine %geliebtc Satin. aatbcriuc Wlertel, inl
utter bon 81 1dbren rud langcn Eetoct ans
iinoet nTR 0tittpOd), Wioraen5 nm 9 llbr, BON
Dem lruuerbuuie, Nr. 1920, @uuabs strnfe, aus
nah Der q .2lii9aeLSaair6e, woielbit eine
mo tam nui Dem a6l. Grlbler 6rieoboie"
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