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Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1909-03-12
READ OUT OF PARTY.

The three democratic members IF
the assembly who conveniently alb
scented themselves from the joint con-
vention and made the election of
Isaac Stephenson to the United States
senate possible, have been read out of
the democratic party by men who for
weeks have tagged on behind the rule
or ruin crowd, absented themselves
from the joint conventions and had no
party identity or standing. They
are no doubt, part Of the same crowd
which defeated the democratic state
ticket in 1904. The fact is, that
there is no democratic party in the
state of Wlsconsin-it is only mem
Dry, having been destroyed by the
treachery of men protesting to be
members Of the party, but always dis
loyal to it's principles and nominees.
The three assemblymen who have
been cast out, can congratulate them
selves that they are now independents
and can act politically and vote as
they please.
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1909-03-12
PCINTEr kFACT r.

An age Illinois tanker married
his laundress. He probably wanted
to ests blish his undispUted right to
kick when his shirts came home but
tonless.
Mrs. Hetty Green has married her
daughtersto a rich man but Hetty swill
tesch 'em how to he economical
Alright.
Mr.. Taft's speechs du not bristle
with picturesque phrases, a. do Mr..
Roosevelt 's-nor DO they provoke the
Picturesque phrases of others.
The ezra of Russia now seems to be
able to ride about his capital as freely
as the Sultan of Turkey.
A Harvard athlete has gone crazy
On the subject of beefsteak. Another
victim of the high price of meat.
An Ohio preacher, objecting to
hugging and kissing in church. de-
clares the kiss is an>intoxicant. Ella
Wheeler Wilcox must have put him
next
Mr.. Hartman may be laying his
plans so that he will have no use for
the Panama canal after it is opened.
AS he is not running the Panama
canal, Mr.. Bunan- Varilla considers it
stupendous blunder and a crime,
for which the canal should be arrsued.
An ideal jury in the Carmack muir
der case-four Of them can neither
read nor write.
In Missouri they want to compel
the lobbyists to wear uniforms.
Missouri still insists on being shown.
Raising salaries continues to be a
far more popuar Government amuse-
ment than raising revenue.
King Edward liz back in London.
A royal visit during which nothing of
public impor lance occurs is considered
a success.
One difficulty about Wall street is
that there the magazine writer's are
half through exposing one set of tricks
tine fipanciers have learned lot of
new ones.
Mr. Knox is one of the few men
who can point with pride to reduc-
tiUn in salary.
The prohibition wave is spreading.
Even Niagara is going dry.
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1909-03-12

mr. c0nnhRn
milwaukee Specialist
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To convince yourself write and
ask these people.
Mrs. Fred Gusset, Greenleaf,
Wis, cured of Gall Stone Collie,
after treating with the so
CALLED LEADING doctors in the
state.
Mr.. Casper MahIberg, New HOI-
stein, Wis, cured of rupture in 5
treatments, WITHOUT the USE
of KNIFE or LOSING DAYS
TIME.
MIR. Henry KOffarmes, Hilbert,
Wis, cured of ringing in ears and
Nasal Catarrh of YEARS DURA-
T1ON.
John Burns, WatertOWn, Wis,
cured of Piles of 20 YEARS DUR
ALTON; this was a REMARKABLE
CURE.
Mr.. Albert Tieatz, Lebanon, Wis,
cured OF rectal Ulcers.
VIM. Nuremberg, Lowell, Wis,
cured of rupture WITHOUT USE
of KNIFE or OPERATION. Write
him.
Henry Redmond, Red Granite,
WIS cured of Chronic Append
1 nr Goddard ho, ,oon Uopp
CIALLY SUCCESSFUL In treat
ing Chronic Appendicitis, WITH
VI ThoOa I 49,, tnoN ~, Quo or,
varv fow Of bn 49, 'i Of on nirod
cases on file in his offices IN Mil
Waukee ana are selected because
for what the doctor has done for
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1909-03-12

Mrs. Edward Wendtland went to
Milwaukee, today to consult cancer
specialist, she having what is suppos-
ed to be cancer on the face. She
Was accompanied by Miss Elsa Sy-
dow.
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1909-03-12
A DANGEROUS PROCEDURE.

United States District Attorney
Healing of Indianapolis, has resigned
his office rather than participate in
the efforts of the Department of JUS
tice to take Delevan Smith of Indian
apolis and Joseph Pulitzer of New
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1909-03-12

1t looks like an att nipt TO interfere
With tire Irivate business of con petit
tors az ss-ertaln to whom stipsI ents
are made in urGer 0avaI' themselves
of such informatIun. [. is ret ,roba-
BILE that the railroad commission will
make any such order, for it would be
wrong in principle and practice, and
an injustice TO ssthe small dealers in
cheese who are endeavoring to work up
business.
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1909-03-12
"WOmpuS and Wow"

It is reported, that last Saturday
morning at an early hour there
was "wompus and wow" in a west
side saloon and that one of the partici-
pants emerged from the fracas look
ing as if he had been playing with the
business end of threshing machine.
Where were the guardians of the
peace.
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1909-03-12
The Skdt Congress

The twelfth annual congress of the
North American Skat league will be
held at Milwaukee June 1921. 1t is
expected that there will be at least
5000 players present to compete for
the prizes aggregating $40. 900. There
are several good skat players in this
city who, no doubt. will attend the
congress and bring some of the prizes
home with them.
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1909-03-12

George Iff1and of Mcmillan, who
had been the guest of his brother
Peter, departed tor home yesterday.
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1909-03-12
Clyndn.
peace.

Clyman, March II, 1909-Mr. E.
K1esine and henry Stueber visited
with H. A. Becker at Almond, Wis,
last week.
Jas. Berger, Jr., Is employed on
the County Farm this season.
Miss A lice Caney of Milwaukee,
visited friends and relatives here last
week.
Mrs. l.. Kronitz visited relatives
at Waterloo this week.
Mrs. P. Stanton visited relatives
in Milwaukee on Monday and Tues
tay.
Mrs. John Metzger Sr., is visiting
her son, DR., Frank. at Beaver Dam.
Mrs. Jos. Metzger Was called to
Fund du Lac on Wednesday, owing to
the serious illness of her mother.
Barber Rhine spent Sunday at
Reeseville.
Mr.. Emil Kreutzinger has purchas-
ed the Major Miller farm of 40
acres.
Mrs. h. A. HoIdridge visited a
few days at Watertown this week.
Mrs. Theo. Schranen is visiting
with relatives at Beaver Dam.
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1909-03-12
QUITE A SHARP SCHEME.

A party of cheese dealers appeared
during the week before the railroad
commission at Madison. asking that
an order be issued requiring all ship
pers to put the full name of every
consignee upon every package shipped.
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1909-03-12
LOW FARES FOR SETTLERS
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE, & ST
PATIT, nv

Low fares for settlers, every Tues
day from March 3rd to April 9th,
inclusive, to North Dakota and Mon
tana points on the new Chicago, Mil
waukee and Puget Sound Railway.
Rates apply to Haynes, Hettinger,
Bowman, Marmarth and other North
Dakota points, and to Baker, Miles
City, Forsyth, Musselshell, Lavina,
Roundup, Harlowton, Moore, Lewis
ton and other Montana stations on this
new line. Complete information free
from your local agent. +. A. Miller,
General Passenger Agent, Chicago.
Mch 3-Apr. 10.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-23
Scnfliidlc Slat.

9ic ied8 Sabre alte WtolIo GapiS ST
2ocuit-Boiut om bellen Gage in
@ebiiihc gcidlcppt unO bon e.
mem is Sabre oltan 2iiltlin1
pergepolti9t. - llnmenid CT.
reiGtc ieiuer 3med.
@on5 Siio.9oltimore beiono IiA
g~eItcrn Nodmittog III NuIreglt1g,
ais ii6 ooS @eriidt nerbrcitete, 0dB
in 2octit-Boint cin icdlS Sabre olttS
WtGohen BON cinen1 Is Sabre oltcll
2iiitling pergcruultigt morocn ici.
2eiber brpobrbaitete Iih Dies Sc
riiht. Die @oli5ei oeS iiioIiheu Ct
ItriftS lit eifri9it bcmitbt, ben I'M
mcnidcn 5ur Stride SIT %brin9en. NI5
iid Die ad)S Sabre olte Mnto 0upi3
bon Nr. 100, 9ourou9b-S traBe, OH
Dem S9imtuege bon Der Sdule Nr.
16 an Der SuG.S troBe befon0, Dc9cg-
ncte lie an Der Gfc bon 6ort.9lbe.
un0 2onmonsS troBc cincm ctipa Is
Sabre often @urihcL Scr lie pinluo,
NIT inn IN ooS @ebiiid 0eS nobe &C.
lc9cltcr oSeufel5befen" (0eniIS
@lldet) 81 ge6clt, nm Ooielbit 9llt-
men 81 pfIiidcn. Go8 Sinh mcigertp
Iidl, i%uorouf Der Srcmoe Is am Nrme
fo6tc uu0 nit iid rib, Ser llnnleni6
Idlcpptc icin Npicr nod Dem bciaJ-
ten @ebiiid ur0 begiu0 BORT Sen
tcllfliidcn 9(ft. @2incno fam ouS
ain0 nod Soiie uu1o cr5Gblte bnS
&%orocfoIlcuc ser Witttrr. 9ic 2cbtcre
mohte iid nit ibrem G0Hter6en 10.
fort nod Dem Bureau o1S Or. Z.
@roBbon8 on Scr 2igbt-S Strobe ollf
mcld)cr %conitotirtc, bob Scr Sdurtc
Icin2n 3lped crrcid)t bate. Nuf ser
Stclle, on lucIdcr lid) oo3 Ger6rcd)cll
erei9nctc, ionb Hunbciergcont IiQon
ci1cn @leiltiit, Sen Der Sdllrfe ics
ocnfoIlS ucrlorcn bat. Gas bcooll,
ernSlpertbc 9inb COB Ser Boli5ci cine
3ienlIid quite 9cihrcibun0 ibraS Pin.
0%rciierS mo crj0bltc II. g., Dab Scr
ieIbc 0cbrodcn en0Iiid iprodj.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-23
aampf 5miidrn llnsebencrn ScS
MccrcS.

g It 0 II, 81. SUM. - Gin &umpf
5miiden l%lngebeuern beS S5conS
muroe bellte nobe Dem Nontlldet
Soutb Sbool-Seu6tihiff our6 Die
Wannidoft uno Goiiagiere oeS 10
eben aus Eort 2imon, Gotta Hicn,
bier angeIon9ten 9ompferS oGSpors
ia" bcobodtet. Die Sampler luoren
Gin @al ino ein onberer GROCER Slid,
permttblib Elm SGgefiidL ulO Der
Grltcre unterlog. 9tur Der &al mar
iiber Der Sberflode beS @oIiers iiht-
borJD' 9crielbe peitibtc ooS 8oiier
nit leincm Sdnuanl 10 ooB cS ouf
neitcn llnlfrciic nit Sdaum beoedt
mar, uno griff ieinen @egner NIT lei
men mG1tigen &%imboden an.
SdlieBli6 Job man Den &ol ieinet
gan5en groBen &orper bod il6er oaS
Waiier erbeben ltllo 6ann longlam
u%ntergeben. 9oS @oiicr non rings
lumber nit 8litt 9erotbet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-23

Gen 80ltcrt, ipclde iid bellte Nodj-
nitto0 cinfnltotn, mllroc eilt 1ltBerit
ber5lider gmpfong 5u &beiI, 9oitor
SuliltS Soimonn mo Sr. 6rf. SteiI
befonOcn ii6 inter ben N|ufGmmlin.
gen.
3ic $50. Sobu @corg Bauer, SenrD
Golf 2ouiS Strutb uuO Senrp u.
Sepmonn Iteaten bcrta Nodmittog
IN GonepsSSlono acknowledgment
an. r.. f.r
&r. Sobn y. &IeiL ser ebcnio be.
Idci0cne, ais talentirte 0irigcnt ser
oSormonie" murOc in ~iplteler @ciic
gcfeicrt, oils cr bier c%introf. Sr. &orl
&oiielmcper Der Gr-Sefretdr Der &c
iongSicttion oeS n@ermonio-0t1lncr.
6orS," GrdiiOent @Corg 9effcrt pom
oIrion "&enrp 9ertrunL, Der &etcrnl
aus Ocn Seiien.I ,2ano,
Sr. Gbil. 9reuoel, ser befannteMine.
rallpoIIer- 6obrifant bon Guntou.2lpe.,
Sr. Charles Neu nit Dem Smile,
tbnt iuont come oii," Sr. e.. Solmolls
Jon, Sr. &enrp @olulenlon jltt., Sr.
S0ncte, mclder e9 10 uortr1fflid per.
Itcbt, Mo9fenbau-Gob 81 orro1l.
giren, Sr. 9ernboro Mteper, ocr3obns
or6t meld)cr lid 10 icbr nm 0uS Ger.
%ctniuei3n perbicnt Gcmnht bat, 51bl-
ten 81 Den &errcL lucld)cn ipe;iCQc II.
mobluerolClltc Nncrfcnmun0en 81
Sbeil luurOcn. Nr. 3ai3, Der Bari.
ton-Solilt bon Scr oSormonic," ut0
Sr. @iaiom Sou6crt, Scr 5enoriIt,
t6ciGten iid, IN bic Gbren, bic 1ortuno
ii6cr Die Ginger crgieBt, &r. Son.
W. 3irfcl 5Gblt %e6enfoIlS 5t Den oller.
ortS germ gcicGencn WGItcn.
&r. &crmonn 8oofc. Der lanQiG6ri.
&C SefrctGr OeS o%ltritou.Gonflopc,"
bat, obmobl or icincm Waiitcr Modc-
feucr nod nidJt Den Han1 o6"gclnllIcn
bat, iif bier in STANDARD Sel-"&rci.
len bcrcitS picIeSrcunOe ucrihoift, Die
i1oeiien i'm nidIt perouloIicn Oiirften.
Sen Ielpbin.Nittern BON Baltimore
0c9enilber untrelt SIT pcrOcu.
Sr. Sermonn Siibncr omiiiirt iid)
I'M <Oion-9obel in ser ibm angelo.
rcnen brIteiOcncn @eiic.
9ie GmpiGltge 81 Gbrcn ser aus
m0rtigen Gcrcinc rcbnen crit beutc
N6cnD nodl Dem Gon5crt ridti0 i1ren
Anfang, Die o@ercinigtcn SGu0cr
bon Baltimore" babGn ia cinen gllten
@egriff befommel1, COB &etu.0 orf am
Sonntog c6enio toDt lit, mie iGr lie
hes Baltimore
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-23
s oifnnna iii Z. Grace

Soffnnng iii ). Grace
Yer 3nltono oes 35 Sabre olten 6re-
oerif Grace bon Der. 1901, @ouabItr.
iuelfer am Sonltag @belo 5uf1Qia
bon Ieiner 8rau nit einem geeIier in
Die 9ruit geitoden muroe, bot Iid)
ipioer Grtuarten bebeuteno gebeIiert
inno lit mtnmebr Soffnung fir iein
@ieoerauffommen norbanben.
6ran Sofc pernngIiidt.-
Dor Dem Stano Nr. 344 oulf benz 2a-
topette-W arft glitt geitern glbenb Die
AS Sabre olte Sraii Gotbarine Sote
bon 0r. 1896, 9enniplponia-Slpe., aus
nno peritalldte iid Die redte Siifte.
Die Imbulan5 oes norolueItliden 9i-
itriftS brad)te Die gerleete nod Dem
@arDldnber bomoopatbiiden &oipi-
tal an Der MountitraBe, no lie Or.
8cin6erger in gcbanolung nabm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-23
GridJug ieinc Satin.

Goiiopolis, Wi6., 81. SUM.
- Stepben 3. Eonsburn, ein 60
iabriger Observation-Disclosures, wuroc
beute abeno inter Der 4nfloge Der.
boftet, feline @ottin, Don nel6er CT
felt Ginger 3eit getrennt lebte, er-
moroet 81 bubcn. Nohoem er Der
i6ieoene Mole ~bergeblid perlllft
bate, cine &eriobnmug an5ubobnen,
begab er iid) llad Der @obnlung iei-
ner Softer, 6rou 2eon GrispeQ,
no iid iciue Satin oufbielt, uno
t0otete iie, natoem Tie feline annGbe,
rungSperiu6e abermlolS 5uriid genie
fen Bate, Ourd bier Sd)iilIe IN Den
aopf uno ben &orper. Gr iel6It
wuroe mnperlest neben Der 2eide Der
Srau aufgeiunoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-23
(gin9Cfauot.)
NNFVNFTW7VFFV
0nS natiirlid)e 8assErOblcm.

&er in Baltimore miinidt nidt,
ooB OoS 8as billiger lein io1te2
Sbne 3peiicG Sc0ermonn.
9tun fonmt Ser @aS= un0 %elcftris
ide Srltit, in Den ooS EcrtrauCn 0eS
EtibtitumS Jet Ser letter YreiSs
%crb0bung iiir GIeftri5it6t bciuobe illl-
ter NfIa 9cIunfen lit, ais reui9er
Climber mo mill fefnc 8rrfrthnrgclt
boourG mieOer gut mnd1en, oaB er
ms 6iaigeS @oS ~lieiert. Der 8ors
Idlog lit, oaS ongelegte Gapital SIT
4 Fro5ent o6iolut 81 perii6ern rno
fcr1er bon Dem lleberl6uB nod 40
Gro5cnt Der Stoot uno 60 Gro5ent
ibm iel6cr 81 i%iberloiicn; auBeroem
louten bon Den Is Tireftorcn t3 Ser
Gompognie uno 8 Der Stoot arlge-
boren. las 2ebterer ipielt gar feline
groBe Goae, bem mer qarontirt inns,
oh Die 81 ermGblen0en 5 ni6t nit oen
anocren 10 (eine llngliids5ob0 in
irgeno elmer 8eiie permnnot iin0.
8c9cn ole 4 Grp5cnt lit gar niHts
cin5uwcn0en. Ter lleberiduB aber
loatc umgefebrt pertbcilt meroen: 60
Bro5cnt fiir Ole Staot uto 40 Bro
sent iiir Die nStodboloers." 8eiter
Iollte Itiplllirt meoelL boB sic gauge
Illoge nad) ehpa 20 oocr 80 Sobren
oon Der Stoot gum &oltenprciie er.
morben mcroen fam, ipic man cS in
Geiltidlano nit berortigen llnterneb-
mltll0ell mud]t.
8cnn ollf oieic llnternebmutg
bon mond)en Seiten nit iebr pie(
WiBtralte1 betrobtet miro, 10 ioQtc
man oiif feinen SaQ boS aino nit
Dem 9ooe ollSlhiitten, lln0 0erielben
cher cnt9egen fOmmen, ais lie 5uriid.
lpciIcn.
Sd bin ME Gin Sreltno u1lcrcs
~@os.3 riItS" gemeien llo bobe Ben.
lelben INNER ols cin notbpcnoigeS
llebel betrad)tet, ipe5ica bat er ms
nit ieinem eleftriife1 Seal" ifled).
ter fuie einen Slno b%ebanoclt; iuenll
er aber iebt Heiie iiber ieine Wiiie.
tboten enpfinoet uno icine Sergebcn
onolird) ipieoer tbeilpciic gut SIT ma.
d)ell piinIdt, ooB er Baltimore nit
bllll9em Naturgos periorgen mill, 10
lit -oas immerbin eil getpcis, oaB
lclblt Der peritoftelte Climber nod
DER Scfebrniig 5uganglit lit. 8.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-23
SirdJcnfrics in Ncbrasfa.
Nrt$bctpobner argreifen Eortei fir
ibren Seeliorger ul10 pertreibell
6cn 9ii6of Wouocum.

ulpiieS Ne6r., 81. Sini.-Sn
Sem Iongiuierigen Streitc 5piiden
giidof Wonocltm bon ser rGmiid.
fotbolii6en Gi05eie 2incolrt uno oenl
Softer Wurpbp, SeeIiorger Ser bieii-
gen @emeinoe, bo6en ote Srt5bcmoG-
nrr fir oeu @rieiter Yartei gellom'
men. Cine miitben0e SolfSmenge
pertrie6 Sen 9ii6of aus Dem Srte,
olS or geItern III SegIeitung bon
5lpei Erieitern bicrber fam, INN bon
Ser Stride, bereu Sealiorger Eoter
Wurpbn lit, 9eiib SIT cr9rcifen. 60
gfeid nod ibrer Nnfimft rottcten Iidl
0ie Observation-Disclosures, uerItGrft
bon on0arcn SrtSbenobnern, 5llloms
men, uno Dem @iidof un6 ieinen @e-
gleitern mare eS libel %ergangen,
rpenn nidt Boter Mllrpbp bo5pi-
i6en getreter lpdre ltno Die WanBe
Ourd) giitigcs 3ureOen 6eidmi6tigt
b1ttc. SIC Saltung OeS SolfeS mar
ie6o6 10 0robenb, bob Ser 9iid)of cS
fir rotbiom bielt, in einem i6ncI(
9emietbeten @ogen nit ieinen BET
oen 9egIcitern Ocn Srt 81 uerloiien.
Sbnen folgte per Nutomobil cine
fcinoli6e Shaor, bic boIb Ben ga.
gen eingebolt bate nnb ben 9iidoi
5iuonN o65u1teigen uno nit Oen bet
Den Ericltcrn ST. Sub nod) Der n0b-
item @abnItotiou 9apibsGitp 5uriid-
5nocben. Gum Gbi6ico miroen lie
nit SbGtIidfeitcn beOrobt, falls Tie
iib i'm Srte mic6er bliden lieBcr.
Eater M(rrpbp, ser lougiGbrige
Secliopgar Ser fotboliidcn @emeius
ben in lllniic3 uno Scmoro, Iie1t
i6on longc III 6eboe nit 9iid)of Mo,
noclrm, Scr Den &rielter ihlicBlih
ercommuni5irte uno IN bieiem Gor.
9cben pom &otifun IN Hont befrGf.
ttgt ipllrOc. Nlld) bic Gipilocridlte
entidieoen, boB Yoter MurpDn ooS
aird)eneigentbrm %oufgcben miiiic,
bod bic WcbrSobl ser @en2in0emit-
glie0er b1lt trelt 81 Dem bcor0ngten
8ricIter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-23
Nudp Srci c~rtrnnfeu.

81. Soeph Mo, 81. Slrni. :
Gas. 8. 2iaiger uno SoDn 2elpiS er-
tranfen bcute slbenb in einem Heier-
poir Der bieiigcn @alicrlperfe bel ei-
nem Geriltb, einen jlngen Sobn Gil
liger'S pom Grtrinfltngstooc 5lt erret-
ten. SlQe brei 2eiden iinb auigeiun-
oen. 2eluis mor ieit 30 Sobrcn oils
@Gdlter bel Dem @oiier6cbGlter ange-
iteat. 3Wei onOere Sobne Siaiger'S
ertranfen Dor bier Sobren i'll bent
nGmliden H%elerpoir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-23
SolItoi luil Dor 8eridyt seitellt luer.
hcn.

eIner W'eloung ans ct. Geters-
burg 5lrIolge bot @raf SEQ ToIItoi Die
ruIIiid)e Hegierung oltrdb ein leltias
mes Sdreiben IN nidt gerinae Der.
legenbcit geiett. 0o ~befonntlid meb-
rere Ferlonen negen Serbreituna Der
SolItolifen IbbonoIung: ,Ou ioait
llldt tooten" geridtlid belangt MUIR
Den, 10 perlongt Solitoi mrnmebr ols
Der Ierioiier bieier 3eitidriit sleid).
Tolls Dor @erift geItellt 5il fperoen.
10 Ole 8erid)tSbeboroen Den be.
riibmten Nnnn in oieicm Sale me-
gen Notwithstanding nad) Sibi.
rten %oerbonnen nliiBten, 10 gldubt
man nidt, Dab lie Den BON S~oIitoi ge-
duBerten @uni6 eriiillen merocn.
Sielmebr boiit man, boB iid Die &e.
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teren Saltlrle oeiieu @erfen gegen-
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IuS 6em 8ouoernemrse
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reolt lieieu geitern Die folgenoeu Re.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-23

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