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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-12-20

once more that there Is possibility OF n mereer h
tween s. and b. and Arizona comerclal vo ho,,o.,o
there is little basis for such a report ana con 80
where Arizona Commercial rather than s. ana b. woull
profit by such deal. believe the advance T., o,,
a normal due entirely to the fact that ,b cr,ra,
is the OF re-enterng the ranks % tho m
ducers and from this should be able 10 Show ~
cellent earnings. AS tho floating SUNNY oron,
present prices is cleaned up it win show a uleS
advance.
SUPERIOR AND GLOBE
Superior and Globe has started its crossort -,
water level slxty-hor power gasoline hoist
has been installed capable Of holsng with cages In
stead of buckets This will greatly facilitate hoist
ing The company is prosecuting both northeast AMI
southwest from the SHAFT. During the progress .
sinking depth of $50 feet a lode about ten rac,
wide dipping at angle of fifty degrees was en-
countered. This lode heavily mpregnated with
manganese and iron and may be found to contain
good values where it win be cut by the north
east crosscut at water level
The management expects great things from tn,
Yuma fault which will be reached in the southwest
crosscut The length of this crosscut cannot be ae-
curately determined because dip or angle of the
Yuma lode is problematical as yet
ARIZONA AND MICHIGAN
President Chynoweth is negotiating for an extension
OF the options due next February the Arizona AMI
Michigan property. AS the owners of the claims are
widely scattered 1t will take quite some time before
all be reached and their to the extension
OF the payments obtained In the meantime arrange
ments have been made whereby further payments
need be made until next December on the Dewey
and Telfar claims. will possible to work the
lodes for about 1900 feet these claims alone 80
in the event of the present negotiations not ter
minating successfully. there will chance left
the company.
When extending the northwest of the Telfar
shaft vein Is inches wide encountered in about
100 feet. Drifting this vein has been started and
hopes entertained that it will open an ore body.
A survey recently made and indicates
this crosscut will have to be further
to cut the Dewitt lode. on the 18th of this month
the southeast in 293 2S6 in
the north crosscut
Arizona and Michigan has hand approximate
ly $4,000 and has been spending about $4,000 per
month. 1t therefore has enough hand to keep
work at the present rate for another year unless
perty payments forced
SANTA RosALiA-
Santa Rosalia has been active trader in the
market during the past week. While it has shown
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-12-20
"Curfew Shall Not"

The Stranger-Somebody told me
there was curfew law in this burg?
The Constable-There amt, but
there should be. b'gosh! That darn
recitation has been recited here with
out hindTance as long as | kin re-
member!
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-12-20


material change in quotations is expected that the
announcement OF the returns OF the ore shipment will
De the signal OF sharp advance. The local office
mas been Informed of very favorable developments at
the mine and has given out the following statement:
The local office OF the Santa Rosalla Gold Mines
company has received communication from their
general manager Mr. r. X Clancy who states that
new ore body has been developed within tho past
lour weeks ON the S5O-foo level west ana opened
ior distance OF 1850 feet with breast Of drift stl in
ore The entire body consists OF high grade milling
ore the lowest assay OF which shows ounces Of
god and 20 ounces OF silver per ton, others running
an average of as high as in gold This same
ore body or what is believed to be the same body
mas also been opened up by raise from the 25D-
foot !vei distance OF Ut with very high values
the entire distance. From "a mi-ore point Of view
this orc body is OF the most important yet en-
counered on the Santa la property.
Tie serted for the initial sh'r mcnt has b,.r
crushed sampled and sacked ready for transporta-
ton but owing to inadequate transportation facili-
Ties has been somewhat delayed 1t u.s. however be-
ing moved as rapidly as possible to Cananea in small
quantities. but If there any further delays, the
management may decide ship Immediately to the
I'll Paso smelter any portion that may have reached
conanea the remainder to be shipped there
after possible.
LAKE SUPERIOR AND ARIZONA
Some announcement Of the plans pending tha
further financing OF Lake Superior Arizona can
be looked for in the very future. our Globe
correspondent has wired that the Gunne Thompson
interests who the head Of the Inspiration have
taken option for s25OOOO the old Silver Queen
property which adJoins the Lake Superior and
Arizona Work win be started the property at
This may be significant in connection with the
future Lake Superior Arizona.
INSPIRATION
There has been heavy buying of Inspiration during
the past week and it looks though the stock would
SO per share this move. Plans being
prepared the construction OF concentration the
property Developments at the mine have been
satisfactory late both in the Scorpion and Joe Bush
shafts.
SOUTH LAKE
This issue has been strong during the week show
ing threepolnt advance. This has been due almost
entirely to the rise in Lake. South Lake looks to be
attractive buy around present prices OF any
property in the Lake district
LAKE
The epdoc vein cut in the Lake shaft is show
ing phenomenal richness 1t is partly due to this
Continued Page &c
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Many patterns are TO be bought bat
original ones may be made easily. The
main point to remember is the little
tie or bridge OF the uncolored surface
that holds the pattern together. When
unable to find pattern of the exact
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-12-20

size desired a very good one may be
made by simply cutting a paper the
size desired folding II into quarters
and cutting out bits as the paper
tearers do. When opened a simple
and easy design is found.
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iy but firmly over che rattern. care
iully filling all the openings with the
Hat couor. When two or more colors
are used they should be carefully
chosen so the result may be harmo-
NOUS.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-12-21
SlDELIGHTS
CONTINUED from Page sl1.>

lives accomplshs good deeds 1t ia a.
once reminder and MONITOR shelter and
reading the Sunday morning
Leaving street automobile when Judiciary
building
with what had long
late for the beginning pn
picturesque enough indeed In the background shutting
the
washed Judiciary building criminals judges
equally dagab of gathorer
typhoid fever spirit
IDENTIFY of the statue were seated inst half
Hawan chanting
gore of the of future
m thew seated on o .o tao,r a..
and the
But gathering
muse get busy There the which living
golden
poem fctions poems
Nevertheless the material there and there
genius o the picture.
and merits
moved the Portuguese worshper would undoubtedly
his beOggd feeble Of
Portuguese hero heard his childhood
ng that hero Or 1T may be that in indefinite he
associates it with religion him certainly
joy probably the only insignificant
trivial deed
not weighed
And again, waiting Witnesses
the TRUTH O
Whether the color of the cloak
they often there AS to Them doubt whether
derived afforded
sculptor along
forth his
to drop his huge and heavy helmet
places and with should
the heirs that was all accident caused by his surprise seeing
suddenly
glorious indeed now continue
to be to the photo supply Full dividend has
declared
get taking
least snapshot the the King
May his shadow less
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-12-21
AMMUNITION
OF CUPID BAD
Kamaoa Lands Have Been Sur
veyed and viii Be Opened
Up Soon.
(FrOm Sundays Advertiser.)

(From Sundays Advertiser.) =.
The very lands on Hawaii, the failure
to open which to homesteaders was
Cupid s ammunition in his attack on
Governor Frear, are to be thrown open
to homesteaders in comparatively
short time, according to a statement
made yesterday by Superintendent
Marston Campbell. More than that,
Cupid IS attack has nothing to do with
the opening up of the Kamaoa lands.
The administration had been working
along that line for months before ever
Kuhio flew off the handle, and has only
been waiting for the completion of the
necessary preliminaries.
Superintendent Campbell stated yes;
terday that the papers and maps Of
the Kamaoa and Waiohinu lands were
completed last Thursday and placed in
his hands and were Immediately for
warded to Thomas G. White, the land
agent for Kona and Kau, who will have
| the appraisements made at once. AS
! soon as possible, probably early in jan
uary, the lands will be advertised for
SALE
This work has been going on for a
long time, for the surveying and map
| ping of such an extensive tract of land
is no matter of a day 3 work.
And this is not all: The lands of
Kihilani, at Laupahoehoe, which are
now under lease to the Laupahoehoe
sugar plantation, have been withdrawn
and are to be opened next summer for
homesteading.
These lands, consisting of 1926 acres,
are now planted to cane, but the cane
will be taken off in June, and the land
will be Immediately subdivided for
homesteads. Superintendent Campbell
states that he already has applications
for three times the amount of land to
be opened. The land is steep but good.
One difficulty in connection with this
tract, Mr.. Campbell states, is to get
roads to it. This is one of the cases
where the very excellent law passed by
the Legislature providing for the expen.
diture of homestead money for road
building falls short. The sale of the
lands will not bring in enough to pay
for the construction of a road.
From one of Mr.. Campbell's state.
ments it appears that the cry for home.
stead lands is not always sincere. He
stated yesterday that early in the
month two Seattle men came to him
and wanted to know where they could
get government lands for themselves
and number of other Washington peo-
pie whom they professed to represent.
Josh Tucker was at that time going
over to Kauai and Mr.. Campbell told
the Seattle men that they could go
with him and be shown the Kappa,
Anahola and Piwi homestead lands. Up
on their return from Kauai he proposed
to take them to Maui and Hawaii. Fur
thermore, they were told that all trans
portation charges on the islands would
be paid by the government. Neverthe-
less, they failed to return. "I have
not laid eyes on them SINCE" said Mr..
Campbell.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-12-21
BALLINGER HAS
UNDERSTANDS O. X.

WASHINGTON, December 2.-The
attorney general has prepared for the
use of the President comprehensive
review of every phase of the admin
istration of the secretary of the inte-
rior which affects the conservation Of
natural resources and the Alaska coal
lands and a complete digest of the
CLAWS charges and other magazine arti-
cles which have attacked the record of
Secretary Ballinger. Mr.. Wickersham IS
statement constitutes as complete an
exoneration of Secretary Ballinger as
did the letter of the President given
out last September. Having before him,
however, the text of the CLAWS charges
as they appeared in magazine articles,
Mr.. Wickersham was able to go more
into detail and completely to disprove
every allegation which in any way re-
Elected on the honesty or the propriety
of Mr.. Ballinger's acts.
The President has also written let
ter to Clifford Pinchot, the chief for
ester, advising him that he desires to
retain Mr.. Pinchot Is services as for
ester, but warning him that the news
paper campaign against the secretary
of the interior must cease. The Presi-
dent has come into possession of some
facts which clearly indicate the re-
sponsibility for and animus of the at.
tacks made on his secretary of the in
terror. Mr.. Taft recently informed a
senator that it had come to his knowl-
edge that Mr.. Shaw, Mr.. Pinchot's law
officer, had, under instructions from Mr..
Pinchot, met CLAWS by appointment in
Chicago and had dictated the original
charges which CLAWS filed with the
President at Beverly, where he came
armed with letter of introduction and
Endorsement from Mr.. Pinchot.
To what purpose the President pur-
poses to devote Mr.. Wickersham IS
statement is not known. He was fami-
liar with the facts before Mr.. Wicker.
sham conducted his investigation, but
ii is assumed that he desired a legal
statement more comprehensive and pos.
sibly more convincing than he himself
had the time to prepare. II has been
suggested that possibly IL is the pur.
pose of the President TO submit Mr.
Wickersham : statement to congress
when the subject comes up there, rs il
viii prof. ably do, but aa 10 that the
White House Is noneommittal.
That there will be thorough In.
yesiigniion of the sOcalled Ballnger,
Finebot controversy by congress Ii as.
serted by mombers Of that body, n
IN, IN fact predicted that Senator Mel
son, chairman Of tho committee on pub,
lie lands, viii Introduce the necessary
resolution authorizing such an inyesti,
CATION hH soon nf congress meets, aud
Hii Nfo know ihe ihpfoughnesa ana i'm,
phfilHliY ~ The senator from Mime,
sofa drrlare that an investigation Goa
durirl under BIZ supervision mutt hr
sflcomoi w Hil who care 20 haye ihn
faflt brought ~ llFhi Those who have
eouhuliri ihe President 0n The subject
have been advised Wy him ihHi ~ Nill
piarf 90 obstacle in tho Nay ~ ihnso
sho pould poole fhu matter 10 ihe bsl'
ianii
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-12-21
Porto Rican Labor.
Lanai Cotton.

Prospects appear to be that the La
mai cotton scheme will be worked out
satisfactorily. Frank Thompson, one of
the hui that has purchased the island
of Lanai, leaves by the Korea tomor-
row for the Coast, and he states that
he expects to work on the proposition
in San Francisco and may go on to New
York with the same object in view.
His primary object in going East, how
ever, he says, is to argue the John
Wynne case before the United States
Supreme Court in January
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-12-21
Bank of Hawaii
LIAITED.

L1AlTGD.
incorporated Under the Laws OF the
Territory of Hawaii
PAD-UP CAPITAL. 80. $500, 10000
BURPLUS -.............. 2OO,OOO.U0
Undivided PROFITS. :. 1o2,e17.so
OFFICERS:
Charles M Cooke. President
y. 9. JONES'. ....Vice-Presiden
y. w. Heafarlane. and vice-President
q. II. Cooke. .....--............. Cashler
C. Hustace. Assistant Cashier
y. B. Damon. Assistant Cashier
y. Is. Damon. ................Se cretary
DIRECTORS: Chas. NJ. Cooke, p. C.
Zones. F. w. Macfarlane. E. r. Bishop.
u. D. Tenney. ]. A. McCandless, c 81.
Atherton, c. II. Cooke.
strict attention given to all branches
of Banking.
JUDD BUILDING. FORT STREET
COMMERCIAL AND SAVINGS DE
PARTMENTa.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-12-21
NUUANU DAM NOW IS
READY FOR WATER

The Nuuanu dam is now ready to
hold water AZ six O'Clock last night
the work Of blocking mp the tunnel
through the front cross section Of the
dam was completed aud the contractor
announced that II would be safe TO al.
low the water 20 riso behind the dam
10 a height Of thirty feet.
Tho fact that the dam Is now ready
for service means that the wgier from
the next rainfall VIII all he saved,
There Is sim large amount ~ work
70 ho done hul watef 20 The depth ~
thlriy feet cHH nov safely be stored.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-12-21
no HxPHRIMEaT.

You arc not experimenting when you
buy chamberlain's Cough Remedy. YOs
arc getting a preparation that has ~
established reputation Tor good backed
by q third " . eegluTy's sonsiapi uss
II is famous for Us pIompi suIss %
eoughs, solids, group Aaa Hhoopiag
cough fof sails BY lisnaon, saith A
Co., I'D, agepis to- iisaallAg lglanas
hQYssl madlglRs
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-12-21
ARMY DEsERTIoNs.

Argonaut - Adjulant General Aims.
worth, u. 4. A. reports that 1923 men
deserted from the army last year, near,
BY five per cent Of tho whole. Very
properly, MajorGonepl Ainsworih 70.
CARDS this state OF affairs as disgrace,
tul, IL is evident that army life, when
there b no lighting going on. Is not
rpnsldeIod permanently attractive by
The men who enter The service There
" matter for discussion in this,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-12-21
WOMAN SUFFRAGE.

going
Honolulu
do
be incident in
which would oaory
developed;
of another leading attraction call to the attention of
would
meeting presided by Princess
FORTH made
thunders
he
in becoming quacouthat
land policy be pursued and the comparative merits of "k"
Cupid" the And he said variety of other
enang proper
up doing I
if invite herperhap if don't
SSnce writing
has left for Old England being
in
n John the Baptist surely will be
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-12-21
10 CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

IAke laxative bromo Quinino
Tablets, > Al druggists refund
No money " II fails 20 cure.
y w Hroye'a signature Is on
sAip sAphiiis W, d. Lss. v ga
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-12-21
Lighthouse Depot.

1t is stated that the federal author.
tiles are looking for site for light
house depot and supply station, to cost
over 100000. This will probably be
located somewhere on the waterfront,
and the authorities will in all prob
ability condemn that land for the site.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-12-21
Castle b Cooke Co.. Ltd
Life and Fire
insurance
Agents

General Insurance AgentL representing
New EHglani Mutual LIS Insurance
Company " Boston,
Aefna Fire Insurance 90,
ATTENTION
W. baYs just accepted the Agency
r-And-
fhs PT0loOioT Underwriters Of tue
fhoenlK " Hartford.
ftsss \ 30 alpe smpng ihs holl ~
vplsH N kag fTsa3lsse,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-12-21
THIS TIME HAIR-NoT HATS.

Hats the interesting
young years of
her down
method which
she did different
fashion Not cuy
married.
mentioned.
Further
mitd to her hair in style other than that
without having
don't know just what the custom Perhaps
Celestial
of chaisng taking
the domic Immediately
by which the husband longer could do the hauling
Nevertheless the which probably
known and thus be able distinguish between mdns
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-12-21
THOMPSON DEFEATS HYLAND,


KANSAS CITY December Is Tho
lplie battle hpiseou Cyclone TA0mpson
sod Dlgk liyiauii ppllea 20 hers last
uigll, resulted 10 . YlflgIy on dsel
ilOa iQT ilompou.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-12-21
Stock Exchange to Close.

Beginning the end of next week, the
stock exchange will be closed until
January 3. This is the vacation which
was not taken last summer. During the
middle months business was so brisk
that the members Of the exchange
thought they really could not afford TO
close up, and the vacation was post.
poned until winter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-21


Dem @ei1ngniB 81 Gulpeper 9ebrod)t.
Gin Spier Der Erobibi-
tom.
ST. 2pnhblrg So, beging Suls
Sersielo, nelder bis sur ei~nfilbrlulN
Scr Frphibition bort S%ud)halter Ser
Mnbcuicr 9lLdl. Siliage mar. Selplt'
moro ourt GrldicBcu. Ter Snotc
hinterlGBt mlBcr iciner Satin orci
Sinner.
Midtcr Monu'S Stanos
puntt.
Su Den tomn,enocn Wablen IN
@irginicu id,cint lid, Der Noupttompi
I'm Die Frobibitious Srugc 5n Ore
ben. Ger benlofrotiitc @%oupcrncur3.
Gunbiout, Hid)tcr MouL, bat lid)
oaber peranlubt geiehenL 5u oerSrage
offeutlidl Stellirn9 5lt nebnlen. Sn
elmer IN PETERSBURG gebnltcllen Heoc
crflGrtc cr, buB nod) iciner anlidt
MbitinumluG bcr eill5elncu @emeil-
lpeien Die ridtigc SGiuna Der Senls
pcreu5iro9c beoeutc. Mcnn illoeller
buS @olt Gonhi0otcu olli bas Ser
iprcd)en bin erpIble. ouB oieiclbcn
iiir ErobibitIon ltimmcn, 10 ipiirhc CT
I'M Sale icincr %GruGblung eiite
iolbc @eicBgebun9 ais S%oltsipilcu
bctrohten mn oieielbc niht nit ici.
mem Ecto bclegen.
SrobtIoic Citation iir
Annapolis.
Socbcn lit befonnt 9%emoroen. bnb
iid Die 9unoeS. Hegierung nit bcm
@coonfcn bcioBt, III Annopolis eine
SlrltelrS Decentralization 81, errid)-
ten. Ger oa5u %erforoerlife Sbllrm
luiiroe 600 Sub bod uno oa5u allGes
than, cine slttruftiou eriter alaiic fir
Warplono'S Stoots. Souptitoot 81
biloen.
Gort lobnt ids.
Gle Stuot Cumberland hat nit
ibrcr mltni6ipolen elcttrilhen MnluNc
10 crirculid)e Heiuliote c~r5ielt. boB
JIG lid Jest nit Dem @eoanfen tr1gt,
Die 1opo5itGt 81 perooppelll. Niht
allein erb1lt Die Staot cill porsiig.
lid)eS biui9eS 2id)t, ionbern tic per-
fault nit cinem uetteu Eroiit glcf-
tri5itat al @eihGitsbGuier. Tie Iud,.
rage lit abcr i'll lester Belt 10 iebr
9eItiegell. bnB cine Grpeiteruila ser
NnloNen oringlid nptbpenoi9 CT
ld)eint.
Nrmcs Grafton.
IN Grafton @,.&u., Doben bel 6er
rGocal Option" Nbitirnnnnla Die
Erobibiiioniiten nit S64 aeaen 7S9
Stinmen Den Sieo iiber Die 9eiiir.
luorter Der pcrionlihen Sreibcit err
lallgt nno III Den nGfiten 5mei Sa6-
rcll gibt es in Den, Srt feline litccr.
tiirten @irtbidlaitcn mcbr. ~lpGbrcnS
Den Gliiilcr6uoell Shiir uno SGor
oficn iteben meroen.
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Nidt befrieoigt. = .Was,
oct ioL Der vWasmann" iein?!" -
Ti, bOren sc mol, ben bab' if id)on
jGr5 beoeuteno ifoner nj 'ner an.
iid)tsfnrte jclcb'n!"
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I'm bic Tamen.

Snnee Damien. .ipeI&e. u,obsrns e0sstberfuns
,1 erlernen tptinfnsn. foIten nt&t I'm 4apetfel
nnr bet art ". Hstsrs. 81. 500, HeR.GSss.
91,etsaee. eor9nfpre&en: ibren Eamen oI1
Sneltne e,niraasr. ine he Iernen bic Auait
balfeH .!auher6emL arinbIiden ilntcrrt@f IN
Hutdnsiben.. Gebr Itbernle Be6tnaunoen. =
on; =. eseesS. ~. b02, Hea.oss6ssGS.01s.
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Nrnlcs Grafton.
CereinS.0aIen1u.

~ 2eitld) = llnaoriiher 2ieoerfron5."
Sirigent Siibert Stripped. Ser.
einSlofol 8ran5 Sacob'S Sale, Nr.
1923, genlon Str. GeriammIung
Srcitag abcno. UMGr51O
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acknowledgements "

Sefretdr 0m. 9bomas. Rr. 2219,
Sairmount'@pe 8~eriommIuno ieoer
5lpeitem Dicnitas I'm Monot IN SIC.
ber's Salle, gde Waoeira. unb
galtern.a benite. CSan15,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-21

Protectors O attin. -
vIrouben lit Elm gettler, benz Mann
lnlib man pirtlif etipas seben, Der
9lrrnc bat l,l,r Elm 9ein." = Yroiei-
ior: ySimulirt or uber nid)t nur?"
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Vdder.@ eianeOerei,l bon Baltimore.
2irigent: Hrof. S. &arol,is.
$auptqaartier u. Waeener's Sale,
119 Noro.paca.S Ctr, ieoen SamItaa
Mbeno. NIT ausnabme oes oritten
Samitass i'm Monat. ginsihanoe.
(NpriI7-1O
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MnftiOns-N nscigcn.

". &. Tlraiants, AnipaIt,
700 Galiidbie @ui!oing.
@eriual 5sGeriaut %. Mdr5 1909, 4 ubr
Ga1mitia9s. an Srt mo SieQe. @eionoer5
ipcrttoules pieritjdiseS 9aeerbaus, AZ bel rs
SUB, Tr. 400, 14t1 mo 1913, SitsWipnus
melrt.Sirabe, Sam iiir irgeno eiren 3ped
6erubt iperbeu. @crfnufss9 eoingungen iino
pole Ginoelnbeiier 5t eriabren bel ". 8.
Eleaiants, YertpaIter. COS, 73.s0.D
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,Netaer.@ eianapcreir."

$ouptauartier: Soffmann's Sole.
Saip' uno Sorreit.S Strobe. cling.
Itanoe: Gienitas3. Girigent: &ubert
&riippeI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-21
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