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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-27

bio y Arroyo.
Sc aprueba Ia z. c. ?. Para auto
rizar al municipio de Arecibo re-
sarcirse del pago re 81, ,5OO,importe
de las costas de plrito seguido con el
Sr Wilson, y 4 que fu6 condenado
aouel.
Ell delegado ST Santoni, explica
brevemente 81 mo-ivo del pago por
el pueblo de P. Rico de Ia referida su
ma, puesto que las alcantarillss cons
truidas en- Arecibo y de las que recls
mo dicho Sr. por ishos y PeGui-
clos que le ocasionaron en- sus flncss;
10 fueron q virtud re informe isvora
bic de Ia junta Superior de Sanidad
de cuyos actos. en aqueY case. dshe
ser responsible el expresado pueblo
de P. Rico.
A las $50 piie Il delegado TiEol
que Sc leyante Ia sesi6n hasta mana
na a las 10 V solieitado por el Sr-
Diaz-Navarr0 81 celcbre session en
la noche de hoy. qaeda aprobsda c.
"a moci5n. Queda -Itada Ia CamaEa
para les . DE- Il ayche y &c !evAnia
IA sesl6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-27

prospendad las empresas de ancO-
mes Y los msrinos de Ia playa de
Ponce.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-12-09
GOING TO
MASS, CHILD
KIDNAPPED
Eight Year-0Id Daughter of
Wealthy Brewer Turns
Up Missing.
[UNlrEp rnnss LEAsED wIRE.l ]

Louisville, KY, Dec. 9.-The police
are making every effort today to find
Alma Kellner, eight years of age,
daughter of J. F. Kellner, a wealthy
brewer, who, it is believed, is being
held for ransom by kidnapers. She
disappeared at 9 o'clock yesterday
morning, while en- route to mass at
the st. Johns church.
A heavily yelled woman called at
the Kellner residence yesterday be-
fore the child disappeared, and asked
to see Alma's grandmother on a mat
ter of great Importance. She refused
to state her mission, and was refused
admittance. In the afternoon, a
man, refusing to give his name or
business called at Kellner's Office yes
terday, but Kellner was out. The
visits of these two mysterious per-
sons has strengthened the theory of
the police that the child was kid
naped.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-12-09
Lawyer Sues for ss0,25O.

Los Angeles, Cal, Dec. 9.-Suit
involving $4,000 shares Of the Tom
Reed Gold Mines Company, of Pasa-
dena, was filed in the superior court
today by Cyrus f. McNutt, John G..
McNutt and Joseph Harmon, attor-
neys, who assert that they are en-
titled to $86,250 for services rem
dered in settlement of a suit against
the concern in May, 1908.
Besides the mining company, John
II. Hobbs and John Hays Hammond
are made defendants. Hobbs said,
according to the complaint, that he
was in position to effect a compro-
mise in litigation, which was then
pending to acquire a block of stock,
the attorneys a portion of
such stock as their fee. Hobbs af
terward said he was able to obtain
only $4,000 shares, and that 1t was
necessary to turn 1t all in.
The complaint states that Hobbs
obtained. in all $4,000 shares, of
which he retained $4,000, after
wards transferring 10000 Of them
to Hammond for the purpose of plac-
ing them beyond the reach of the
plaintiffs.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-12-09
CAMPAIGN
FOR Y.M.C.A.
LAUNCHED
Plans For the Largest Years
Work In History pof In
Stitution in Progress.

The plans for the largest years
work in the history Of the Young
Mems Christian Association are about
completed Although they call for
building improvements, such as new
steel lockers, gymnasium apparatus
and a gymnasium floor, the main OBJ
iect is to make the association an in
strument Of greater usefulness to the
community.
The Salem Young Mems Christian
Association has done and is doing q
good work, but is that enough? Why
not make It an organization of great
er Influence to every young man and
boy, thus radiating an atmosphere of
upright manhood to the citizenship of
our city? This cannot be done with
out the hearty cooperation Of the
business men. Personal interest,
kind word, and a little time are as
necessary as dollars. If one is real
ly interested his interest will touch
his pocket and time until he feels 1t.
It is not work of charity, but a
work of business men for young men.
il they think of 1t as a $3.50 PROPOSE
ton that is the measure of influence
the association will have in the COM
munity, but If supported by hun
dreds of dollars, no one can estimate
the influence produced. Many rail.
roads give from $4,000 to $4,000
n year to the association and consid.
er It valuable business proposition.
In order to do this large work this
association must raise $500 for
1910 by subscriptions. The benefit
to men cannot be counted by dollars
and cents. but this result cannot be
realized without them. If we raise
the standard and increase the influ-
ence Of this association, the amounts
OF the subscriptions Will necessarily
have to be raised in proportion. The
question is, where shall we set the
standard?
About 25 businesses men, outside of
the board of directors, have pledged
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-12-09
sniIor,s oral vii Filed.

New York, Dec. S.-An unusual
formality, the probating of an oral
will, took place in surrogate court in
Kings county today. 1t was that OF
George O'Connor, who at the time of
making it was two days out of port
on the steamer Dorothy, of which
vessel he was chief engineer.
O'Connor was dying, and when the
captain and mate asked if they could
do anything for him, he replied:
mo, except that everything have
belongs to my daughter Lizzie"
lat was OConnor's will and 1t
was proved today by the two seafar-
ing men who Heard him make it. He
left considerable property in Brook
lyn.
The right to make an oral will Is
only accorded soldiers in thefield or
sailors at sea.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-12-09

Hoquiam, Wash, Dec. 9.-In a
wooden town, in a wooden country,
and surrounded by wood, fuel FAM
inc sounds preposterous to the un-
initiated. An incipient famine of this
nature is now threatening the East
Side residents, Notwithstanding, and
is brought about by the fact that the
mills situated east of the river do
not produce sufficient wood for that
district, and while the Eighth street
draw span is being constructed the
mill operators of the West Side are a
bit chary of putting their heavy
teams on the ferry slips, to say moth
ing of delays occasioned thereby.
Aberdeen millmen do not care to
invade the local market but will, un-
der existing conditions, sell wood at
81 per load in event the consumer
does the hauling. West Side mill
men make the same offer, but dray-
men are reluctant about undertake.
ing the service, and the matter of
fuel for the East Side therefore as
sumes serious proportions.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-12-09
Court Sees Makeup Kiss.
UNITED PRESS LEASED WIRE

Portland Dec. 9.-In the police
court yesterday, Mrs. Mary Andrews
discarded her affinity and threw her
self in her husbands arms. Then a
reconciliation being effected, the
elopement charge against the woman
and her affinity was dismissed Wife,
husband and affinity cried.
Mrs. Andrews is the wife of J. II.
Andrews, and with NJ. e. Pugh, a
dry goods salesman, had run away
from home. Mrs. Andrews has two
small children, and Pugh is a mar
ried man. The accused woman and
Ter husband met in the court room
and talked the case over. she finally
promised to leave her affinity and
return to the care of her children.
Mrs. Andrews did all of her shop
ping in Shanahan's dry goods store,
where Pugh works, and became ac-
quainted with him through his en-
gaging manners.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-12-09
STEAMER HITS ROCKS;
FIVE LIVES LOST

Buffalo, N. Y, Dec. 9.-The
steamer w. G. Richardson went on
the rocks three miles out of port
this morning and five men are re-
ported to have been drowned. Res
cuers have reached here with Ia
survivors.
Samuel Mayberry of Cleveland
and four members of the engine
room crew were drowned, but the
bodies have not been recovered.
The Richardson was bound from
ItSluth to Buffalo and carried a
cargo of flax seed invoiced at $370,-
600. She was the property of the
Richardson Transportation Company
of Cleveland and was valued at
100000.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-12-09
More Danville Proof.

Jacob Schrall, 4S2 South ST., Dan
vile, Ill, writes: For over eighteen
months I was a sufferer from kidney
and bladder trouble. During the
whole time was treated by several
doctors and tried several different
kidney pills. Seven weeks ago I
commenced taking Foley's Kidney
Pills, and am feeling better every
day, and will be glad to tell anyone
interested just what Foley's Kidney
Pills did for me-" ]. G. Perry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-12-09

till you could have 1ooSer Cabinet
can make easy tor you to see what this cabinet really you
made terms liberal and agreeable that Cabinet without ever
missing the little money cost Your cabinet you now will p
kitchen Christmas o
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-12-09

Preventics. the new Candy Cold
Cure Tablets, are said by druggists
to have four special specific advan-
tages over all other remedies for a
cold. First. They contain no quiz
nine, nothing harsh or sickening
Second. They give almost instant re-
lief Third. Pleasant to the taste
like candy Fourth. A large box
As Preventics-at % cents. Also
fine for feverish children Sold by
Capital Drug Store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-12-09
ChoIsed to Death

is commonly said of babies who have
died of the Group. How unnecessary
this is. No child ever had the Group
without having a cold or cough at
the start. If you will stop the first
symptom of the cough with Ballard S
Horehound Syrup there is no danger
whatever of Group. Sold by all
dealers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-12-09
King Leopold ParaIyzed.
UNITED PRESS LEASED WIRE ]

Paris, Dec. 9.-Private advices
from Brussels state that King Leo
pold is slightly improved.
The entire right side is paralyzed
but today the king was able to sign
documents. He still suffers greatly
from rheumatism, and attending ply
sicians call at the palace thrice daily.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-12-09

Farmers aren't going to be wor4
ried much about threatened food
famine until prices for staple farm
products are higher than now.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-12-09

To Cure Cold In One Day.
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine
Tablets. Druggists refund money if
it fails to cure. E. w. GROVES
signature on each box. Csc IT'S
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-12-09

Mars is in opposition again!"
Does that mean that Mars is a DEM
Ocrat?
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-12-09

Home-cured hams beat the meat
trust product seven days in the week.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-12-09

their time to make the canvass for
subscriptions next Tuesday, Decem-
ber IA. Every citizen should boost,
fail in line and give something.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-12-09

The best aim is a chance to work.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-21

~ieiilcrt llellcu Nonton erDebllf) bober
bctbeiliot, uno ySuS bobe Sico" miro
INN hillnell ,iabrc2irilt mobl 1lutt
10000 Wurf %cinbrin9en. Gas lit clll
Nnnprur, bo3 nid)t 0llit 'cbr blltcr
Den Sonororcn cn1lild)cr mo ollcrl-
funiidcr Sd]riititcllcr 5ltrlldltcbt.
lln0 babel lit Ncrn1nun1 Sn0crmoml
III IcutidIlonb feilicaiucga Der cllljl-
&c, Der nit iold,cn Ginnubmcr rcd
men fam. Noh Dem cnnrncn Grs
folo icilc9 .SGrn lthl" erbiclt Srcni
len iiir icincn Nonton oSoiQigenlcl"
pom GcrlCNer elm Icltca, ctnlitdlI1cS
Nonorur BON 100000 Murf! Gina
icdls ,SGbrc irilbcr hattie Trcnl'cl lllr
icil,cu ollcrcriten Nonlan nod) lld)t
aou5 5000 Wtorf bctomnlclt. Mlld)S Otto
Grnlt moft nit icillcnNonloncn picl.
lcicbt cine rcid,crc Gr1ote, als nit Den
mciiteh icillcr @iihncmlpcrfe. Die nad,
oTlud,snlunm dis Gr5ieber" ouf1c.
iiibrt mlrbcil. ,Scmpcr, Der Sing
lillg," bat Is bi9Dcr aui 80 AufloNcn
apbrad)t, mo ga Ntto GrnIt ieinc
Gid)tlmN mr. IN Gomnliiiions -&crla1
acocbcl nat, fon1nt linn fnit Der poQc
Hcincrtrog oca @crtes 5llNlltc, 90
Yctcr Holcggcr ulo Tricortd Spiel
bnNel1 in Der glcidcn Mcilc pprgcbcll.
crbliibcn ibllcu Gus lhrcn 9ild)ern ole
9leid,cn nanboitcn Gorthcitc. Nlld)
Der rbcll pcritnrbcnc Grnlt BON @il-
bcllbrlld) fonnte nit cinigcn lelllcr
@crfe o%nnGbcrno Die NroBtcn Nuflu.
gen rc0iitrircn bic in Gclltihlono
iibcrboupt moglid linb. Sos cole
Nlut" miro binncu tiir6cItcr Srilt III
100000 Grcrnplurcn apcrbreitct leil1,
lnb bon ,ainocrtGrGncn" lino audi
6crcita $4,000 @ild)cr perfouft nor
bcn. Sebr piel geieicn merocn inl-
mcr nodb @llituu Nrcptng, olla bciicn
Gihtllngcn ieinc @ittme eill Gilfonls
men bon ctlpu 10000 Murf idbrlid)
bc5iebt, unb fait nod n,ebr @ottfrieo
Setter, ser eS emit 10 ihucr bate, iid)
burdEuicbcll. Plus ullcoem erNlbt Iid)
ollo Die crfrculid)cS batindle, boB old)
llnIcrc bclltidcn Observation-Disclosures
cS NIT Der Belt gclcrnt bobcn, lid) gut
llnb bcbuglid) 5ll bctten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-21
Vas bentid,c Homanc cinbrinocn.

Gin Barrier @lntt hat ncillid) Den
cnaliId)en &onlanid)riititcllcrn ton
friiber nilo bcllte nud)gcrcdnct. mas
tic nit ibren Werfen peroient bobeu.
Dies Nofrcdnen lit gerabe bel eng.
iiid)en Shriititcacrn cine bcionoers
Inircnoc guigabe. ipcil tic Dol, nllel,
lcbcnben Mutorcn lpeiioiS Die arobtelt
Gitifiinfie bcsiebeu. Gas Iiegt irci.
lit nift ~, ibrcin iibcrragellocn 2o.
lent, icubcru banp.ladIid) att benz
llmitouoe, Dos auf Der Gree. bas
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-21

5eiae onidl0gt: D9eifmeroen nnb
Hatbihldge iinb Dem Giaentbiimer
lpilfommcn." Cine reid)e Guelle OeS
SlrmorS bilbeu sic niicntlihen slll5ei
gen Der @llreantrotie. Srgenoluo in
Ser llmgegello BON Berlin Ioa iid)
fplgeuocr Tnid)loN finoen: vGicier
@ea lit feilt &eg. user es bod, thllt,
bat orei Murt Strole 81 5oblen." -
Gin m~iiroigea Scitcnltiif 6n oieicr
mouumentnlen Irpblulg biloet cit
9lnid)lag in Der NGbe bon Santerbll-
rp: ,Sofomotipen u1o unocrc Ecrlos
llelL Die oieienl 5eid)e @aiIcr entneb-
men, iucrOen perfolgt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-21
Scr SnmDr in Der 8cidGft .Nn;ciae

Gtlpaa NilhtcrllcrcS mo Eruttild)c.
res ola Die 0cif0itsnn5cige fam es
nod) foltm 0cbcl. 90 iolltc man ocll-
fen, ltno opd) fonn Der, DEM @lid iiir
Sllnlpr geNcGcn lit. ulld) IN oieiel
trodclen Spoltcn reid)c Nuc1en Scr
ErbeltcruIlN IinOcn. BUR Gcrbellc-
RING Ser Stimmuung IN oicicr idmc.
rcil Belt mag bier inter gcnubung
zines Mllflubcs OcS ,Gnalilb" cine
flcinc 9%liitbenleie ans Dem Nunllorc
in Der @cid)Gitsun5cigc gcqcben ncr.
ocn. Der aGicbGnOler. Der befonllt
CAB: Ylluier @oraonSola ipridt fir
ltd) IclbIt" hat icinc Wnnrc etlpoS ,lc
belloieer" enlpioblcn, ais III icincm
Srtcrclie licgt. Wiiuer 5cigt M Ser.
illd)en Sic nniere Butter - Nienlanb
oori tic nnriibren." SdulE. iein
illtilllItcr Gonfllrrellt. ulllol1cirt bier
muf: ,Wtilucr inat, ieinc Gutter riibrt
Niennnnb oil. Mbcr uniere! |erill-
den Sic iie!" Cab einc i,lngc Iral,
nSllr @Gihc mo &einigun1" geiud,t
miro, mag ipobl mand)niol im Suite
rciie Der juugcn Srou lic9ci; obcr
Gin SrGulcin oaS &inber behanbeln
ulb fod)en fam" iolte nidt erlollbt
iein. Gbenio criteint cs inns 81, gran.
lam, iuenn ein Sd)uiter lid fir Die
ioIgcnoc Nrbeit cnpfieblt: .&crrellr
mlo Sumcnitieiel pcroen beioblt, &in-
Der gut pcrlebeoert!" Sehr eil,lo.
oenb lit bingegen bic Ir5el9es cineS
garbiers: r@aorid,nciocn uno Haii.
rcn. Mun faiin boraui iuartcn!" =
@offentlid, ober nid)t ill lallge! 90
hineegen eriiiat inns Die Mittheilulg
cii,cs onbcrcn BARRIERS. oab amIiclt.
itag. Gonmeritag unO Treitog icin
9cbrling bon = bis 6 l(br9tad)mittags
gratis raiiren lucrbc. nit Dem tiefltcn
Mi6trnnen. ohlpobl iie pie0eift red1t
gut aeii,eirt lit. Gin icbr ipobln1ci,
member. ia. inear jn Northumberland
Serr lit aud ser @irtb ienes 8eitai,-
rants, Der in ieii,em 2pfolc sic Ine
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-21
germild]te Nn3eigem.

@5 wirb hermit betdunt a%eulndDt. bab Die
am Iirnitag, ben ID. Aprii 1909, ihre baIhs
idbrlihe Triifung aler Ippliianien bdIier lptro.
bic cine 2icerrj bon bielcr Peboroe III eriangelI
ipiinfd)elt. Eriliung I'M 8iirelr. 9tr. 1873, cal
nertsGuiioirg. Sidot baltimore, DO, bon 10
Sorln, an. vile glpplfiuttouct filr oieie E%riifitlIg
iniiicn an poer Dor Dem 4, N2rit 1909 bel
Dieter 0eb6roe einacreibt meroer.
Ippliiattpncn fir bic Grucnerumg bon Giccllz
sen miliien an ooer Dor Dent 20. stpril 1908
iueroen.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nuI @erlangen gclics
icrt.
Sm Suffrage Der @ebDrbe
8ru. II. W,plucn, Gr1iibent.
81. 8. Suusman, jnu., Sctretlr.
G3.S0, 7,94. 10D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-21
Giuc @iutrrfnbrt ms G;arcurcid).
Son 4. u piicu.
: Stnbt NJ uafu II.

9ltebripiiroiNea Woafult, oiiotiid)c9
NonL. - mir lit, ais Oh id) flci 9lthcnl
id)opiell miiBtc, cbc id) bcginnc, anti
%5criebenbcr Gcbcr Seine Shonbeit 5l
5crpflildcn. Don Dem luunoerpollen
@ciummtbil0c, bua 10 dlarufteriitiid),
10 cin}i1urtlN it, cln5elre 3ilqe Der
olla jl 9reiicn! - @ic perllodltc Die
! Scber cin @ilb oeS nlte!l einionlelt
@renll ST. gcber, iclle9 oli Dem bod
itcn Siigcl MoSfau'S tbroncnotll bon
boDcr, 5odiNcr nit biclcn Sbilrncn
III Dem iiir HuBlnnb tppilden Gcrcill
pcr5Icrtcr Woler umgcbcncll Gltcltcll
nl0 bciligcn Ibell@ Der Sto0t, Der
bon STRIDE uno Stout - aird)en II.
mcltlid)c Yolditc birgt mn in oerL
OILS cin5i9ea nloberneS @olhuerf, Nollj
bcn Stpl bca arcnl ongcpoBt, ona
Nlcicn G Gcnfmnl Mlcrun0cra bcs
2rittcn cin0ciii1t lit! User permGd)tc
Die 9llHiid)t bonn &rcnl i'll bclhrei
ben. manu- Ncgcn Nbcnb Die Somlc
ilber Der luull0crppllen Grl0ler.airdc
imlSScitcll scr Sto0t itcbt lnb bic mt
cnolldc McnNc Der fcincn %fligrnntcll.
nrtiacn Nolbcncn IpppclfrcuSc Der
1000 @irdlcn MoSfou'> bcItrublt, Die
| Saillcnoc bon bnrodcn ,}luiebcl- nlo
Mnullua &uppcll IN lcildtcnOcSWnlo
talldt. Mic pcrnlod)tc nobl Die Sc
Der Gin nlld)olllidlcrcS @ilb ponNfoS-
tnt'S icltinnlcu Strobcll 5u 5cid)1cn.
bicIcu Strnbcll, in bcncn itid)t cin
SaltS, nld)t cill ci1iiaes @nilS ocml
oltocrcn glciht, mo icbcs 5cbntcNnuS
cine STRIDE lit! - ltlo bunn iuicbcr-
mic lol man Dos pullirenoe 2cben iu
SonoelS = Stubttbcil MoSfol'S, IN
raitoi &prob," Der Gbincicnitobt,
lpicocr0cbcn, luic fam man nit @ors
ten bic nltc bpbc Wnucr, al bic Gin.
IiodiNc ltnubiNc SGuler pbnc Sicic
Ncrooc5u onoctlebt iinb. ploitiid) Der
onlMolllidcll, iuic bic %id)nntbi9cn 81
fc, IN ocllelt Die SSuolliid,if@ - Die
Sllbrlclltc = SDcc trinfen. mie bic
| StroBcn nit Sen mooernen hpbcn
@nnoclShGuicrn, Die pielen onOercn.
eng. flcin, Idymnl, in Oeler III nieb.
ri1cn cinitodi9cn SGlliern Die WiQios
ncngeid0fte Der groBen S%nnoelsitoot
nit europa ltnb Iiien ob9eidloiicn
lueroclL, bcn lcbhnftcnS troBcnpcrfcbr
in Dem ornlcniidIe ilie9cnoc &1nolcr
oc,Itlhcn Moarcntrobcl ucrfollicm bic
tleillcu Sd)littcn lid, ollrd Den bic
lcnpcrfchr llllr I'M Sd)rltt beiucgcn
f0nllcn luic Dies olles 5eid)l1cll, OF.
Tic gnlli ltnppllfonnlcncs. Nid)toll-
lhnillides 5ll 1ebcn? l(nb mic lpn
man idlieBlid) Die ulenolih pcridica
ocnortigen Sppcn bcS &itni = 8orob,
bcs SonoclStbcils, nit Der tScocr rloa
len. Die Irnlcnicr i'm Sd)oipclj. bcn
Ynucrll I'M acflidtcn inltcnrcidcnHo-
dc, Die SSrtarclt. bic GuropGcr, Die
glcid) onbcreu in Tel5cn m1b hobcn
Ecl5miibcll, bobcn 6il5goloid)cn lout-
los biird) Den Sd)ncc itonlpien. Die
Topel, i'm Iougcn BOD nit lnnNcnt
5onr. Hricd)en mo 9iirfen il, bohcr,
t~urbonoriiaer TelSnliite? - Sn bic
fem blirtc1,. al, Die 9clpohrer Smpr.
mas criltncrlocll ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
mir iehlcn mr. nod tnpiihc iiibiid)e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-21
SuocsfGGc.

Vim IL may, Mu,i, Mr,cr ~ t1qe oi-
a%raoiiolt. strobcoo d Sahrs MIt' ~ i'' ~
Ni,t ia Jl}r, S,sbin a,nmu., ny tG,s
Ncit'pn timnrc' tro ~ :, t"h,n az ~ ''''
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Charlotte Is. Sahlir.

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