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New-York tribune., 1909-04-27

chrlstianeaad. lar -. II IN oscar II DAM New
York for Copenhagen.
Glasgow April 2G-CoIumbIa ,Rr), New York via
Gibraltar April 2G-Prinzess Irene tGerl New York
for Naples and Genoa taud proceeded
Mfchaels. 2I-EmhirCus tCreeLb. from
lira.us and Malta New York (and proceeded. }.
Cienol. April -. q m-Koenigiu Luise tGerb. New
via Naples.
Dover. April 2d. 80 m-krooniand tBelGp, New
York for Antwerp tHnd proceeded.
Rrcmen pril 20 = p m-Main tGerb. New York
plymouth. April 3:5S ul-Krouprin CeciIie
tGerb. New York for Chcrhourg and Bremen tand
Tapirs Aprii e2-Iuisana GtaD New York
Antwerp. April 24-St Andrew ,Br), New York via
London.
Port Naiai April 3G-Clau Macdonald ,Trl New
York via cape Town, Mossel Bay, Algoa Bay and
East London.
Malta. April 2f-Trauterfels oGcr,, New York for
Hedeida. etc
Hun. April .5-Toronto frp New York.
Barbados. April 23-Thespis c3rt from Santos for New
Denlefai1 AprH Parma ,arl, Northern
cebu. April a4-indrasamha tBp. from Yokohama etc
York.
I3crrilrla April - p ni-Trpidad ,8ri, New York
- t.thamptoa. April 2G 10 m-Buecher Ger from
Hamburg and BouloEne for New York.
Victoria .9-ItHian tBtj,
tos Rio de Janero for New York.
Genoa. April 34--tretic tBr,, New York
Bremen. April "a ntredrich der Crosse Ger. New
PI, mouth April 26-vasar tBr1 for New York
New-York tribune., 1909-04-27
CLERGYMEN APPEAL TO LEGISLATORS.
Methodist Preachers Meeting Urges Defeat of
Three Excise Bills.

At the Methodist Preachers Meeting yesterday
the Ait. Conkn and Smith excise bills were dis
ctlesed. The ,Ierg> were unanimous in deCar-
ing the proposed neassIres TO be contrary to the
general attitude which they felt should he taken
by all good citizens and church people, and it
decided 10 send this teleEraphic dispatch 10 Lieu
tenant Governor White and Senator Raines:
The Methodist Preachers Meeting of New York
CITY representing seven hundred members. to-day
protested against the Alt excise bln and requested
you and other Senators 20 defeat II.
The following telegraphic dispatch sent TO
Speaker Wadsworth:
The New York City Methodist Preachers Meet
ing. representing seven hundred members by reso-
luton to-day req Iests you and other members TO
defeat the tonklin and Smith excise bills.
The dispatches were signed by the Rev Daniel
A. GoOdsen, Bishop OF New York: the Rev Allan
No Rossie, president and the Rev. J. Lewis Ia. t
sock. secretary.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-27
POLICEMEN CALLED TO THE BAR.
Magistrate VIII Examine Them in Jack
Lees Saloon on Monday

court in saloon. with police captain and two
Of his patr5men as defendants, Will oe witnessed
al Bleecker and Thompson streets Monday morn
ing in the saloon kept by Humbert FuEazi. also
known as Jack Lee, a former pugilist # MaCis-
trate House carries 0ut his determination an
nounced in jefferson Market yesterday afternoon
on Sunday morning. April Is. at 1870 o'clock
Captain Henry and the TWO patromen raided
FtEazis saloon. taking foTtr-tvo prisoners among
them FuEazi himself. over half Of the prisoners
were later sent The workhouse. After the raid
re complained 10 Magistrate House that the police
men had deliberately and maIiciously wrecked his
place.
''Why." he said to the magistrate. they threw
bottles Of whiskey al the mirrors smashing both
the bottles and the mirrors. They hurled the
heavy lunch plates through the plate glass win
dows. breaking Them "a sIuirherecus
An examination held yesterday afternoon
and was adjourned Il Monday morning
New-York tribune., 1909-04-27
R1ILW4Y HEADS fONfh IN
Hocking TaHey Regarded as Utmost
Certain to 4ppcd.

A., Informal conference was held yesterday oy
,a,,resantatfyes of the Hooking Valley Rah""S
company the Kanawha K Michigan RaI"'S C~o'' On
nanv and other companies affected by the decision
Iarda5 down on Saturday by the Franklin County
Circ1Iit Court in Ohio. directing the Hocklhs Va
lev 10 dvest itself of the control OF various o''e
companies. but action was taken. II Is IeS "
-, a. ,1,,ost certain uever that an appeal VIII
rroD7ntIv be taken from the decision one SusseS-
ton offered yesterday as an alternative 10 luI nc
legal proceedings was that the h@nawha q MlGhI-
gan be made the holding company. as II Is d West
1-irginia corporation and thus might he able TO
take over the companies, all of ONO "''''H '''",'
The Ohio courts decision the Hooking Valley Rail
way Company. an Ohio corporation, Is loihld.e"
to hold any longer, and take over NE Iio'N'''A
Valley road also
The decision. of course. makes necessary iuT-
ther dcferring of the plan for the consolidation VI
the Hooking Valley and the kanaWha q MIchsaH.
which was formed as a result or the movement "t
The minority, holders OF the latter company, headed
b,- George D. Maclay. OF Mackay X Co, IN ISlo'
for obtaining dividends on their stock
The negotiations for a traffic agreement between
the Kanawha & Michigan ana the NTslnlah Kan
wav Mr. Mackay said yesterday are sili IN prog
ress The committee of directors having IL" matter
j., ,l,,ree for his road is headed by + u. Under
wood president of the Erie. one OF the i've raH-
roads which together own large majority OF the
common stock OF the Hooking Valley road, which
controls the kanawha X Michigan through the
Toledo & Ohio Central
The Kanawha & Michigan and the Nirginan Rail
,,s,. are separared ,, space of only four hundred
feet AT Qeepvatcr ". Va. which could he SPannel
nv a bridge at q cost of S4co@" but II has not YET
been inquired out that the proposed trafhc agree
nent would he advantageous enough 70 "d'-""t
one of the companies assuming the ehlHe cost ''
constructing the bridge. Physical connection he
tween the two roads would give Mr, Rogers ne"
line q through route To Lake Erie at Toled" over
the roads of the Hooking Valley system
New-York tribune., 1909-04-27
How to safely tighten your load!

- Co., +be
hl2ht o'e e eot'J ~t'-Io ~ all wool of
StailuPoiii'' VI ~ e ,,oI,,o
S1S TO $40
7 ;,I4 rndoruraar Schlichten Ra-
-, boo,,,co RaD,ie iS 90 wonder
q II 1l4
~ - 1;, not c,acioIIv
New-York tribune., 1909-04-27
FROM 1 TO 6 TO MEET Mr.. CROKER.
Richard Tops Of Two Hours of Female So
ciety with Stag Dinner.

It was another red-let1er day Ill the National
Democratic Club yesterday when Richari Croker
gave a reception especially for women. in the
afternoon from to 5 o'clock and Informal din
ner in ;he evening To several Of mis- old friends
Nr croker made a short speech in which he told
q number Of stories about his former experiences
in this city and about later incidents i'm Florida
When he came here last winter, he told his guests
he declared that he was ont OF politics ana they
knew that lie had made good his assertion.
The reception in the afternoon largely a
tended by the wives and daughters of Mr.. croker
personal friends \ programme % music had been
arranged and light refreshments were served.
Nr Croke.- sails for home tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-27
ASSETS GROWING.

Things began to look little better for the credit
Crs yesterda. far assets are concerned Aside
from Mrs Ennis's promise TO turn over everything
she had the receiver provided settlement
could he reached with the creditors, Mr.. Ennis
himself turned over property amounting in value
ia soc including "A yacht. a house at Allen
hurst y J., automobiles. stock in industrial
concern and other personal property Mrs. Stop
PAM mother Of the junior partner of the firm. not
only returned the $1,000 in collateral she had
cafyed from the dlm security for loan Of
S4;S 90 but formally renquished her claim
against the firm for that amount This action on
The part Of Mrs. Stoppsni brought the total liz
bifties Of the firm down to about S.o010o, 10
meet which there assets in sight Of about
SO, ,no and contingent assets of $4,000 more.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-27
AGAINST FIFTH AVENUE COACH CO.

I,,,ioe SVarn in the Court of General Sessions
Yesterday confirmed the conviction in the magls-
trate's court against the Fifth Avenue Coach com
many v.fich started large double d"rk'a
,fI+onoabiles through Central PARK and RiN"TSldr
Drive The decision says that the law Is Nald. ana
t.at these machines cannot use the drlNe"a}S
New-York tribune., 1909-04-27
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Monday, April 26, 1909.

steamer colon. skiIngs. cristobal April q. the
Railroad SIS Line, with l3I passengers malls
and mdse- Arrived At the Bar at 10 m. 18th
To United Fruit Co. with passengers
Arrived al at
steamer Noldesaard t>urb. Wig. 1enas and
Matanzas 20 Munson Line. with sugar Ar
rived Z a a. p
Steamer Coamo Foss Ponce Ayrl IS, Maunabo IL.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-27
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sunrise 5.aG sunset 65l Moon -3' Moons aFe Z
HIGH WATER
M-sandy Hook 1.Io Gov Island 81 tieii Cat" ~
P M.-Sandy Hook 2.lo Coz Island -'' 'i''' '"'' w
New-York tribune., 1909-04-27
TEN HAMS JURORS NOW
FFW CHALLENGES LETT
Full Quota VIII Be an BOr To-Day,
1t Is Thought.
The JURY.

THE JURY.
aToTST sE-NDIING. tailor. Corona
.-GFoRGE 4 TIGBIE. real estate Springfield
CtFzE,E - AE'PFI. tin~mth, Woodiia'en
x,ur.u n Denton retired farmer. Ever
green
s-oTpo J. NICHOLAS. Hth"ErnPher. MEck"n
Heights
eUsTRTR CRAFT contractor Jamaica
--STFpTEF.N TFRHI NJ. electrician Eimhurs'.
e-EE~RY W >II.s>ON. salesman, Ridge"ood
Heights
E.pT = sfrIag-EsIITrI insurance. Brooklyn
Hii-.
1e-CHaEIES L EISENHOFER. music teacher
EEcrE-ccn-
New-York tribune., 1909-04-27
SAILED
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

Steamers AHanra Criztohnl. SURNAME oDutohD. Deue
rara: Princess Anne Norfolk, Meiderskin t\uj. Punt
Arenas. ttc Via Newport News.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-27
Slip C0ve1zngS
HaDzm0ckS

Several New Designs and Color Co mbinations
from sI.OO to $3.50 each
100 being shown at s2.25 & $500 each
are exceptionally good values.
Bed CanObLcs, NosQnll0 Nsts and CMSht0ns.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-27

nCARTERIY MEETING OF THE AMERICAN -
~ stItute. Thursday May 9th. l9'9 at - W. II
st. p. NJ. r. A. B. DAYTON, Sec'y
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-17
6erauhtrte Jrautn.

Wie bic 0omen in BEN fultipirt.n
2dnoern meiit 8erebrerinnen BON
Woblssrii1er iino lnb Iid oem;ufolge
Der perI1ispeniten parfiimerien bebiez
men. 10 9ebt Is ouh ben S6Dnen BON
me6r cher ireniger nod pilosn 8plters
Thoften.
% 1T gum 8eifpiel bic Jrauenipslt
am oberen Nil rnb i'm Suban, bic iid)
niht olleiu nit tpoblriehenoen @Nsns
sen .inOlt unb iaI6t. fonbern eine MGlls
neruna pprnimmt, bic bnhit eiaenarti1
1T. Die 57anen Der bs,eiGneten @.@
biete perlpenben olltp0hentli9 minbe=
items slpei Stunosn auf oieie Rduz
1erei. Sn )em 9ofe jeoer Siitte lam
man i'm 8rben cine tIcine @rube fin
ben. einen SUB tief nnb einen SUB in,
0ur9meI1er, bic enttDsber nit bortem
9on Iorafdltia otsgefittcrt. coer in
bic Elm aeiIel einseiebt III. 0urin pirb
Elm lun9iam brennenoes 9ol3fcblenz
feuer unterholteu unb nit Spessreien
nit. Nelfen, Sngircr. 3inlmi, Wsib
rauN, Sanheibpl5, Mnrt.n, poSu nod,
Spdne Der Solhootoaie fcnlricr. Re
itreut.
lleber cieies 6euer iest iiG nun bic
Jrou unb bepedt fih nit BEN montels
urtig ousgebreiteten 6emoentuh 70
forsfdftie. bnb nid,ts bon bsm foits
barren Roud unteniibt 1T bic Cuff .nt'
ipei4t. sic serdt alimalis in oussies
bigen Sbipeib unb nimmt olip Sugleih
elm fDrmiihss 0onpfboS. Nm Gnbe
Der GiBun9 1T Die Grou bernrt einsss
rGidert. bab lift @sruG fie ouf t0us
Seub Sfritta Yerrith.
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Dfutfd)c in SarOpus llilla.

Oils i'm beuti6 frnn5oiiinen 8risse
1870 auf 1871 iih bic bsutIfen Srrps
pen nnh Der S6luht pon Sepun pas
rig niberten. psrlieb Der bcriibmte
9ramatiter Caribou feline @ino in
Mnr!p. in bic tura burullf Elm rrcnbis
fher Moior nit ieinem Gtab einauurs
tirt ,pnrbe. Ser Moior fonnte Gar
bon. unb Inn Den Oidter gu ebrcn, Be-
fabl sr Der 0ienerihait, Yi9 senou f.
Su perbolten, als ipenn Der Serr bts
5nries onpeieno iei. Ii9ts iolte ass
dnbert iperben, felbit bic 3ofelItunbe
{ei senait .inSubolten, pie Caribou es
tpiinih. Natiirli9 blieb nu9 bic in
mere .tsinrihiurs bes 5aiits unbes
riibrt, Sorbou ionte feline 0iIla ipies
berfinben, pie er ite perlnHen botte.
9uf ieinem gr6eiistifde lag eil
gremplor lsineS neaeiten 0romos
rpatrie," in benz Der Jreibeitstampf
Der Nieberldnber eeeen bic {poniffe
perrfhaft gum Wittelpuntt Der 6nnbs
lung eemaht 1T. Der btutite Moior
los bas Stiid nit groBem SSntsreHe,
iinb aIs er Marlp nerlaTen muBte,
fdrieb er auf ben llnlfdlas bes 8ufes
einise beutide 0erie. Oos 8eiIpiel
ipedte Na9obmurs; j.b.r Sffisier,
Der in ben 3immern Garbous eins
quartirt mar. fhrieb inter bic Werie
ees @%orsdnsers feline eissnen, 10 bob
Der Oidter, oIs er mad benz Jriebens,
i1lub IN feline @iIu '5uridt.brtc. olles
,inberiebrt ipieberfanb. nit 9rsnabmc
bes gremplars fsines neueiten Dros
mos. bas iiber unb iiber nit beuti9en
Der{en bebedt mar.
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- -"- . g. --rr- 500.
9latiirlih mar e ieBt ouh nit Str
fantli6en Mutoritdt porbei, unb Der
YfabI mitteu auf Der Gieie lpor 10,
,sht Der SammeIpunft, I'M BEN Tit an
i60nen Rahmittaeen oles brebte uno
tpenhete.
Qber bamit nod nidt eenua bes
Mergers fir Serrn gientosel. <Sn bic,
len Sleen fam eeraoe 10 aus Der SUIT
cine &rt 8riess be9eiitsruns in bic jun
gen Shnoren. sic ipielten Soloaten.
Sober bate feinen papierbelm wi oen,
S9opf unb isinsn SdbeI aus !SolS ar
Der Seite. Matiirlicb f.hlte aud bic
Wilitdrmniif niht; cite RiiGenses
rdtbe bisuten als Snitrumsnts,
5rommler unb Yfsifer, dues NOR ba,
unp eerops auf bic Muiit idienen lie
elm Sauptselpidt al Iesen. limb ie
i9pelstsn in potriptii4er Seeeiitea
runs. 9urrob! bod! unb teremtetsm!
Dos ipar 5%eitipciie elm 2Grm, bob es
ioSar oteern Seuten etpus Su piel
ipurbe; ober anoere 2eute lo6teu Elm
bib9en perbrisBli@ unb i9lpiegen.
Mn4 Ssrr Sientosel fAmies. Gr bib
Die SABINE 5uiommen, Itonb am SEN
tier itunbenlons unb idpies. Gin
firhterlifer Grimm ipurmte in ieis
mem Snnern, bis zines 1ases einmol.
ala er nieber 70 itonb. feline 5rau su
ibrn fam unb ibm stipas ms DIR fiji
iterte. etipos 9an3 sebeimnibooIes, Nnb
tie puroe fosar ROTH babel.
Da prsbte itd !Serr 9ientosel nm
ouf einmol unb mddte 10 grobe Mus
gen pis Der Sdubmonn bomols uno
- stne gang itiG binunter an Der
Diele porbei benz 5luiie nab fpas
5iren.
Bon Der Stunbe on bemiibte er iidl,
etipas perfohrlihsr IN bas 1reiben
onerer 2eute &inber gu ie9en.
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Cine aaiicrfeier.

Ter 80. @c6urtstna oeS oeutldjen
8erridcr5 miro an q. SanlIar
I'M 8ermania.G Iitb, @ebGuoc ge4
feiert. - Ter 0clttihe Votihaiter
IN @aibirgton ein1claocn.
shtt III oieicm Sabre lit III bieii9en
beutihen arcilen Ser @eoonfe ange.
rcat moroen, dbnlih sen bodlIt eriola,
reihen GerdnItoItungen IN Den Sab
rem 1906 uno 1907. cine Seier oeS
OchurtstagcS bcs oeutideu aaiiers
az a~rronaircu. IicIelbe lou nnoba
61nlia BON irgeno cinem ein5elneT
%crein ulc Die 5uionmlen'foaren.
peld,e Dem oclltiden 8uiler anlaBltd)
bieica piftigen ScbensoblhllitteS
CT miro an ~. o.. Ntts. 90 Sabre
alt - ihrc %crebrunl9 i'll 5eigen, ibrc
@iinid)c .oajubringeu %gelonncn into.
Sic SEER iiuoct III Sorm zines
@aufctta ant Wiittppdl Den 81. os,
DTS, Nbenos s llbr, III Der &ollc
reb .@ermoniu.G lub", Hr. l0S.
@cit Sopette. Ctr, itntt. Iic bertldjc
SCltreoc mirb BON Srn. otto Nens
5lua aeboltcn, Der audi bel oenlelbm
8cle9enbcitcn IN 1906 mo 1907 Der
Sprcher mar; Der eugIilhc 6eltrco,
her iii Nidter Gbns. y. SGIioler.
IS miToc beihloiien. ais GbrcngGiie
cin5ulabcn: Den bclitifcn GotId)after
@rai @crnItorii Den itelluertrctenoeE
hcutitcu aoniui &cinrid, Hubltrot
ulo Eroieiior S1enru Nooo BON Der
SpbnS &opfinS . llniuerIitdt. Der
hcutld)c @%otid)nfter miro am Wontag
Woracn Gin aus Den Scrrcn Sans
bon Murecs. Mortin Wepcroirf mo
Stto @cn5ing sebiloetes Gomitc III
Nuoicni %empiungWt, melt,cs itnl
honm Die Ginlaolmg iiherbringen
miro. Gas Arrangements. Gomitc
iebt iid) mic iolgt 5%u'ummer;
Sans BON Worees, Torliser; Grnlt
SdymciBer. 9eiiiser; Wartin Mcpcr
bird, Shnsmeiiter; Otto @en5i,d,
Setretdr; 2o,lis y. Scnniebmlien
Grbaro Is. bon anoblodl y. u. Sin-
ter, &cnrp Sbonos, Scroinano Sal
ier. z. 6. Shneioereith, Y. u. Sic
left. Senrp Is. Bon &rine, @corI
Sonbers. Charles Hoetb, Nlbert 0ie-
Brimnnn. Gonmn0 9luupoc.
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gauthatiafsit unb 8runbeisentbums'
Marft.

Gros ser @iuierIaiion miro llberau
Ilott 9ebur,t. - Srou Murp Scar
errlhtet Is SGlller oil Scrbcrtitr.
Sronf Noout oertauit II mo-
hcrnc @cbGuoc, III Dit 8alti-
more.
WuutbIti9teit mo 8~runoeigeita
lbllmsbunoc! murcn IN Der perfloiie-
men @od)c rpieoer iebr reae. 4uf Ser
Siibieite Der SerbertltroBe, 5lpildlen
Der S, unb 8. StroBc, l1Bt SrouUiotp
Scar nab ElGncn oc$ Irtliteften :.
&. @eull Il cle9ante speiitotige
Wobnbduicr crrid)ten. Jnrlpell Ii.
5honloa erhieltcn Ben Gontrutt mo
mcrben ~ioinrt nit Den Contributions
urbclten beginner.
Irout Nouot, Der III letter Belt
johlrcidc mooerne 8obnbGuier III
Sit Baltimore bulite, perfmlite II
6urlcr ullf bcioen Seiten pom Or
lcnnsltroBe, DitlId) bon a%enuooos
Npcnlc. &ier5ebn oerlelbcn taufte
II. Somoro Ieln fir $9955.54 nlh
sic brei onocrcn Iro,l Womie Irdcr
fiir $2133.33.
Gin pruftigcS Wohnbalis altf Der
@eiticite Der ct. Eol,l nobe Der %.
StruBc, ipurbe ourd, SalneS .. Got
ter al Mottbem ". Mbams perfullft,
luelfcr 5oblreide Ger6elieruhgelt an
DEM Nnpeien pornchuten Ioiieu iuia.
Mm. e. Hobinion BON @m. s. no.
binion II. 50. bat bon Sobn u. Gin:
ton IN Ser NQbe bon MoaerS' Station
int @reen. Curing &ullep IL Ider
Sono getauft, olli Dem er lcfort nit
Dem Nuu zines elcgniltcn SunobuuleS
heginncn miro.
Gin nlobern eingerihtete9 8ebdl,oe
ouf Ser Siibieite Der 2enmoritroBc.
oitlid) bon SoltonitroBe, ipl,rbe polt
Mortlnler ", @eit an &enrp q. III.
rid. 1rnltee. fir $1,000 perfauit.
Touio =. Sboemafer ertuarb bon
Sranf s.. Ybelps einen 9ol,ploB alti
Der @eltleite Der 9belieo slpe.. nobe
9eodA Apenllc. orli bent CT eiu Gle
0oiltea Mpbnbnllo crridlicn lalIelt
ipiQ.
Sohn Wnrrop crbout Elm ilpeiItodis
Nes autidenbouS olli Dem anlpelen
Nr. $40, @eorgeitroBe. nit cillem aos
itcnnuiwono pom $500.
sic Malbroof. Sano Corporation
bot al, @m. 3. Sliuine unb Sernt.
Sd)err 5lpei, Sonocomplere anf Der
Siibieitc Der Wrupionitrobe. oitlid,
bon Der 8. StraBc. fir $500 Der
folit. Eic a1uier werben auf Dem
Impcien mooernc @obnbGujer err
rld)ten lolieil.
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Ger Wercin Der 81 uul { 1T
nno S0brifontenb Der Nit.
it a . bGlt an Tien1tug, Den 10. 50.
mar, ieinc i1brlife General Der
iommluna ulo geomtenuatl ob, iiir
Ole ba8 Nominations Gontite iol9ct,
DC GonOiOotcn oiligeitcllt bot:
Iiir ErGiioent - Sobn +. Sricbel
nnb Socob ". &oof.
Sir 0icc Ir1libenteu (rltt plcr
Gunolonten III %eriuGblen) - So6n y.
Spcncc, CHARLES ., Gpon6, Septi
mus Y. ll,ltin. &enrp 5. @ensel, Ct
Sobil Is. 9cf. Or. 9. 9. 9npoeir.
Sir Setret1r - ,sofn Mariball.
sSiir Sd,obnneiiter - Sohn =. @eil.
9ouis =. &ornilnni,.
Tiir Nirettorcn (tllr 20 Gambia.
ten III @crlpGblen) - !. Wcorac @ch.
ring, iul,., Sobn' n. Mitd)cQ, Sttnlor
@nrcus. Snmnel Z. Iufcbort, i. I
Torfs. IT.. :. Barter 2utett. ". I.
Starr, Mobert \. Motb. 6. u. &erlep
Spbu 81. Wonn, Cbomds 6. MuoOell
Sobn Sdiiler, 5. Irallf Mobinion
Ironf q. YeriobL $. 8. 8ettenlilller
Charles !. gSilar. Charles u. Gel
ton, Ibnm Snpoer, Ncrnoro Iict.
q. ". Shippers berger, Sobn u. Gebc.
lem. 2eipiS 6. Nicc, &ollia Melne.
bcr!L Treo. y. burger, Goparb 5
Weebull. SoGt J. DDS, u, 6up glI.
iington. gtid)olnS S.Serbcrt, Sobn Z.
Grape, e. e. Yritd)eit. 4. Z. airbnS
HHbin uno George ). Serbcrt.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-17

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-17

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-17
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-17

2aiic sur Neiie ms Ansianb be.
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