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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-12-02
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Robert Pegram Holt has re-
turned from Alexandria, where she
spent a week with her parents. New
port News Press.
Mr.. ]. Harold Van Week, who
formerly lived here, and now in Wash.
ington, and Miss Sarita H Bechler, OF
Washington, were married 10 Grace
Church last night by Rev. Edgar Car
penter. The happy couple we're ac-
companied by their parents and q lew
friends. and after the marriage they all
repaired to their Rhode Island avenue
residence for refreshments and congrat'
ulations.
Mr.. Alexander Hamilton, OF Peters
burg, was the guest last night OF Col.
F. L. Smith.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-12-02
BASKETBALL.

On Saturday night Armoty Hall
viii be the scene Of one Of the fastest
basketball games ever played in this
city when the Ingram Memorial Club,
Of Washington, D. G., will tackle the
Lycsum "SpAed Boys" The Lyceum
auint we'll deserve the name Of Speed
Bows" as their speed aud accurate goal
shooting made them the terror Of all
teams that visited Alexandria last sea.
son. and they now work together like
well.oiled machinery. OF the Ingrams
nothing need be said as they are con
sidered the fastest bunch Of amsteurI
for their weight that can be found il
Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-12-02
AIFxANnRIA,s INCREASE.

As will be seen by special dispatch
in today's Gazette, the population OF
Alexandria increased SOL in the last
decade. In 1900 the population was
14,92s; the figures made public today
give the city population OF 1929.
While the increase is not as large as
many had believed the official figures
would show, the city's growth during
the past ten years is greater than that
OF the preceding decade. The contigu-
Gus towns, the outgrowth Of Alexandria,
have, Of course, helped to swell the
population OF the county, which shows
a material increase since 1900.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-12-02
LOCAL RREVITES.

The Board OF Fire Wsrdens met last
night. No business OF general interest
was transacted.
Carrie Winters, colored, 80 years
old. faithful and respected domestic,
died last night at her homo, 1916
Cameron street.
City Sergeant Cox today transferred
the prisoners from the lower floor OF
the iail to the Alexandria county jail
The prisoners we're escorted to their new
quarters by Officers Talbot, Rawlett
and Nicholson.
Young ladies can secure permanent
employment at Paff's factory at once
by applying to the superintendent. See
notice in another column.
Alexandria Council, Order Fraternal
Americans, held a meeting last night
when degrees we're conferred on class
Of candidates.
Navigation is not to be suspended on
the Chesapeake and Ohio canal to
Georgetown this winter, unless the ice
becomes too thick for the company's
breaker to remove.
At the colored Baptist convention 10
this city on Wednesday Rev. J. G. Dia-
mond. OF Alexandria, was appointed TO
take charge, as pastor, OF Shiloh Bap-
tist church, old site, OF Fredericksburg.
Two white men we're fined 81 each
fer cunning without permission by
Justice Wright in Fairfax county a day
or two ago. An Alexandrian was made
to pay $3.50 yesterday for similar
offense. Constable Payne made the
arrests.
The bi-monthly meeting OF the Alex
andria Sunday School Workers Asso-
cistlon will be held at the First Presby-
terrain Church, on south Fairfax street,
next Sunday afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
The address will be delivered by the
Rev. J. NJ. Holmes. who will take for
his subject, How to Study the Bible.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-12-02
THE APPROACHING HOLIDAY
SEASON.

The amin alton incident to shopping
for the holiday season ia drawing on,
and merchants are preparing to meet
the demauds which will soon DO made
upon them. Alexandria storekeepers
have laid in miscellaneous assortments
Of goods suitable for the season, and
they are r, sdy to supply nearly every
thing needed. Advertising has ever
been found TO DO the most effective
lever IN moving goods rapidly and
satisfactorily. Now is tho time 70 place
before buyers the Christmas displays,
and the daily newspaper ia the only
legitimate meanso 81 accomplishing this
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-12-02
COLD WAVE.

The weather became colder towards
the close OF yesterday, and after dark
a brisk northwest wind set in which
gathered force later and continued all
night. There we're spits of snow early
this morning and the mercury was
down to SO degrees. The Weather
Bureau announced yesterday that q
cold wave was rapidly moving in this
direction. In North Dakota yesterday
the temperature was 16 degree below
zero snd this, coupled with the fall OF
snow IN Piesburg and western Mary
lsud, are the principal foundations for
the cold" forecast.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-12-02
cardinal VS.. EASTERN COLLEGE,

The Cardinal Athletic Clubs fast
football eleven will play the last game
Of their successful football season toraor'
row with Eastern College, OF Msnassas,
an the north Alfred street grounds. The
Alexandria boys will be outweighed,
but they will rely upon their speed to
lower the colors Of the Manassas boys.
The Cardinals have not lost 8 game
this season, and when these two teams
meet. one OF the best games Of the
season will probably be pulled of. The
game will start promptly at S:4o.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-12-02
AUDIENCE DELIGHTED.

From one extreme to the other was
the immense crowd which filed the
Opera House last night. From
the charming music Of the musical
dairy to the serious magic-illusion act
Of the great Herman and the singing
OF the Martin children the audience
was kept in state OF expectancy all
the time. 1t is the verdict of those
who attended last nights performance
that it is the best ever seen in this
city. At great expense the show OF
this week is put on and il the people
do not avail themselves OF the oppor
tunity OF seeing it they alone will be
to blame. Herman in his z seconds
change is wonderful. Matinee tomorrow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-12-02
BRorHERHoOD OF ST. ANDREW.

A meeting Of the Alexandria Local
Assembly Brotherhood Of st. Andrew,
was held in Grace Church last night
when the following officers were elected.
The annual election oiofiicers will take
place. Mr.. Churchill Gibson. OF The
illogical Seminary. president; Frederick
TAYLOR, vice president; James Roberts
secretary: w. Reginald Tatsapaugh,
treasurer and Rev. Edgar Carpenter
chaplain. It was decided to attend the
corporate communion atGrace Church
next Sunday at 7'3P a. N.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-12-02
OBJECTS no THE BUILDING.

The work Of removing the Second
Baptist Church, a frame structure, on
north Columbus street from the west
TO the east side Of the street was CON-
mcnced a day or two ago. After the
structure had been moved a few feet a
protest was entered by an opposite
neighbor to the building being placed
sn the spot selected, The police we're
ssRpdsAl,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-12-02
SUCCESSFUL pAzAR.

The bazaar OF the Days OF the Week,
held at Christ Church Parish Hall, on
wednesday and Thursday evenings for
the benefit OF the heating plant OF that
church was q most successful affair in
every respec. and the lady managers
and those who otherwise assisted do
serve much credit,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-12-02
CHARITY BALL.

Tickets arc in the hands OF the COM
mittee for the Elks' Charity Ball TO be
given al the home next Wednesday
night. This promises TO be one Of the
most successful occasions OF the before
Christmas events and considering the
object it should be patronized by all the
good people of this city. The commit
tee are young, active aud prominent
members OF the order and deserve the
success that merit usually brings.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-12-02
DEMURRER TO EVIDENCE.

II was stated yesterday that in the
case OF sisson Va. the Southern Railway
Company, a jury 10 the Circuit Court
for Fairfax county, bad given verdict
for 800 in favor-of .hs plaintiff.
This was an error. The suit was for
SIC, 1000 and .thddefendant entered do
murrer to the evidence End the jury
simply awarded damages subject TO the
opinion OF the courtin whose bands the
matter still rests.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-12-02
RACING LAST NIGHT.

There we're several racers pulled oil
at the Skating Rink last night under
the auspices OF the Southern Skating
Association Of Washington, and they
we're won by Carroll Donnelly, of Wash
inetou, and Leo Sweeney, OF this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-12-02

Gents Stylish, up-to-date footwear
adds materially to your appearance.
We have the exclusive styles, such az
TIE HESS, REGAL, WALK0VEk,
pHoeToN COOPERATIVE, &. J. A,
sIaEsbsll 4 Bro, tss klns street,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-12-02
dnhnsan,s Resources.

Chicago, Dec. 2.--Jack johnson to-.
day secured an option on q piece OF
property at State and Thirty-hrst streets.
Within few days it is expected that be
will pay SEQ, 600 for the property, which
includes an auditorium, two dance halls
and several smaller halls used for lodge
meetings. Friends OF Johnson say that
be has sl65, 600 in local savings banks
and that lie has not touched one cent OF
the proceeds from the fight with Jeftries.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-12-02
Weather Probabilities.

Forthis section fair tonight and Satur-
day. not much changeri lin temperature,
lowest temperature tonight about % de-
grees: moderate to brisk west andnorth-
Wesl winds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-12-02
POLICE COURT.

tJustics H. B. Cation presiding.]
The following cases we're disposed Of
this morning:
Andrew Whiting, colOred suspected
Of lunscy, vas held
,rtupe, colored, charged
pg Jspes Belt, eoloysd,
,llSieral by isllinsts sp'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-12-02

Mrs. Lillian NJ. Glover was on the
stand all day yesterday at the trial At
Cambridge, Maa., OF Hattie Leblanc,
seeussd Of nudsriug Mrs, Glcrsr's hus'
saud,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-12-02
MXnHE arrival of die holt

@WHnHE arrival of the holi-
day season seems to
q stimulate and inspire
all classes. The unusual
demand during this period
requires special provisions
and every up-to-date mer-
chant anticipates the wants
of his customers.
We have endeavored to
make our store headquart-
ers for holiday goods this
season and trust we may
be able to serve our pat
rons even better this sea-
son than in previous years.
We have a large force
of efficient salespeople and
hope your holiday shop
ping here may be both
pleasant and comfortable.
We have made special
provisions for handling
your mail packages this sea-
son. Wewill putthem up
carefully and you can buy
stamps at our cashier s
desk and mail your pack
ages In the store. Xmas
presents purchased now
will be delivered at any
future date desired. We
would urge early ST
thereby enabling =
you better servi
ter selection.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-12-02
LOCAL MATTERS.
Sun and Tide Table.

SIM rises tomorrow At ! GOA. m.and sets
at % p. III. high water at Sa3 a. IN. and
e53 p. m.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-13
2 nnntaa, bcn t3. Scbruar 1910.
Suuntage-S lanocrci.

@citcrn lpor Scr @eburteto9 Nbra.
BAN Qincoln'@; pom Den % Eroiiben.
ten Scr Der. Stuatcu sic ri~genortigltc
Eeri0nllhfcit. BON nAu1 ErGii0en.
ten limo c6 iruci, Sic beionoero lcbcu.
hia i'm ScrjCn 0c9 Qnlcrifuniid)cn
Bottles iortIcbcu; Noibingtou ulb
SincoIn. Ncibc luurCl, IN 0cu fri.
ti'd)Iten 3citcn' beS GonocS olc gro
i}ell mo criolQrcihcu Siibrcr Ser 90.
tipn; MoihingtOn Der aGnnpfer fitr
Die llnobhongigtcit Ocs YunocS, Gin.
coin ais grboltcr mo Setter Der gro
zen Hcpublif IN ben ,}citcn grobcr
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blrtStag iii lGngit uotionnlcr %,Seicr.
tag. Iurd) cine Proclamation oeS
Yroiiocutcn Rooiepelt nur oildl scr
b1ulbcrtlte @c6lrtatog Hiltcoln'4 5ilnl
ltrtlonolen 6eicrtn0 erflnrt luOrocn.
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mem nlgemcinen RdtionaI Seiera
tag 5n MAIDEN; allctn oicle Nnrca
Alng lit iuiebcr i'm Sonoe p%crlonicn.
@orum? @iilen Die epigoncn Die
grobe BcrIonlid,feit S~incoln'S nIid)t
llcI>r III ldGben mo i'll milroigeu?
Gicles Montles, hci'en Ringcu lno
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hci'cn SebCn in trci,citer FfIid)tcriiil.
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lonr, nit Sop seaen 9iienono. NIT
Sicbc fir aQe. ToS Seber uno Sir
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Uiroc Ger idnpcre Gonitift barter
uno Id)nler5lld)er enlpiunoen, oils bon
Sincoln, ober er bate eS lid 5llr bod,-
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iubnrrcn. Scinem @oltc molltc or
oicncn. Sin Mnni ohne Sulif. Ocnt
Die Grbolilung Der Union 2ebenauui-
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ul' iein @pllcn ulb aonnen cinicb.
te. ltnb ais bie groBe rnh ihnuere
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Icin H%cgicrun4a : Soenl III bie trr-
sen Wortc: Glue Hcgicruna oeo Sol,
fcs oiird, boS Tolf unb iiir oaS@olf."
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let. Gus id)plitc ruo ooiernbItc
obcr hat or lid III Dem &cr5clt 'cinc5
&olfcs crrid1tct. Dos or ii, idNpcrcr
Belt nad) boricrl 8inacn lpicbcr &C.
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bic Nntion, NlS llnitcrblid)cr gcbort
or Der @cifidtc nlt: .Su Snrrcll
mo aricg bcipitBt mo grpB."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-13
NpmIanbs tiirfiid)e YGber.
aanitasl..esbdnss, ysnami asssn. eists 'ffsu
(ylni4, iO
3pbcSfGnc.

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200S, Seiieripns SirdBc. 10 Sabre oil. 49,
sm 10. 5cbrinr eharlcs =. Slnoiii, III. III
9tprhs TuiterionsR nrfaIpe. 90 Sabre oil.
PIN s. Sebri,ar Giiea I. 6prnnn, Er. iiOo,
Scfferion- Strabc. 80 Sabre alt.
stm 10. Sebrnnr Minitan, J. Snnirn, III
$50, Sarfpre,sipeuuc SO Sabre nlt.
stm .. Tcbrrar Widlael 'Hnber, Nr. 1922.
a,prns & crtrn! sglneuur, 20 Sable uli.
VIM. II. 6ebrnnr Gmiin Sbtr, WfereN'Solpttd
gm 10. ssc6rlar Soiesb aubb. MnrpIuno &C.
rcraisSoipiiai. 81 Sabre alt.
am II. SeDriiar John I. DteSsarer, Nr.
800, ySeitsGpuipups Strnbe.> IS Sabre all.
sfr ii. 5ebriinr Delta W'an. SSrdellftlbcs
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Sorncitca D. Sirube, II Sabre alt.
slm ii. Jcbrnlr Npbert u. sanmS. Pr. GIL.
Glib. Vnttcrious GnrfsMpc.. IS Sabre alt,
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sluns SirdBe, 81 Sabre alt.
epnt .. Jebruar Y'arn q. sbipiea, Nr. SO
Safer siraBc. 81 Sabre alt.
sim II. Jebrlar Salia 1eiues, Er. 1903,
0urfrrb. slpcrue. 20, Sabre ali.
vim 10, Sebriar Hathaniu 1ontn, Nr.
1923. CfisyaOettfs Giraffe. 66 Sabre nlt.
am 9. 6Sebrnar Gn,ma Snrner, Nr. 1870.
sSiuicr, Strdbe. 81 Sabre uit.
sir 10. 6eornar 3bumas n, 9rafts. Gr.
t0T. Eoro. GocnsSiruSc. 90 Sabre oil.
sm 10. 5ebrunr snral e. &hefan. Nr, 62s,
sSeite .Dlu lperIp sStrnsc. 30 Sabre 1lt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-13
Serliner Yricf.
@offnnng unb q q d. + Ii II III.
Werlincr Trcnnicrcu.)

Nerlin, IS. Sanunr.
Seit ctrun cinem GeScntium no.
rcn mir, Dab Scrbcrt Gi,lrnbcrg cine
&pfinur0 lit. limo BON 3cit 5il 3cit
liteu mir bann Dor DEM Sorballg,
BADEN cinen s}cttcl III Der Sulh, olIi
hem leIn Horne Itcht - mo boiicn.
Ebnn gar nid)ts. OILS boifen. Miird,.
l%uitien, Slmiburt. Shirt bon @olbcd
bas paren 10 Die @e'toltcn, bic
inns boiien licBeil. limo bdrn pnr'S
allcnnoi nid)tS. SolcntprobeL &c.
ilialituiSipirerL iutc luiIoc 9lllncn
bier ulnb bort - ober ipie miloc Gin.
men nlitcr Strait mo Riibeii. llllb
Der @cg paju iibcr StirSGder.
lli,b baum fam Die nclie 9unbc:
tScrbert GuIcnberg iii cine !Soifnnng
ees .belttid)en 2uitipiela." er miro
inns Den &ulnor Dieberbri1igeiL. Den
heiltifen. HIM mir iaBen tpieber Dor
benz 8orbong bel Hei1borot -
mo bo'ieten. Is iptroc goi,5 bitl.
fcl; oun,fel. luie ee ieit Der cgppti-
id,en EIapc MIR in ben 2umn,eripie.
len ST. gerIilt iuirb; uno in Iold,emt
Gurfel bofft iidfs berrlid. nnh BAN,
cine Stunoc, mn nod cine mo nod)
cine nllo feiii Menid) ladIte. Nift
giner. Nun iuerben id iipeifellos
Sente fontre.,. Die erfidren. Der tiei.
lie uno berrIihiie .,9unlor loIe tie'
mails Baden ans, benin oas Sad1en
lei ntpornebnl, Mnliferariid); Die
Sfutc aui Der StraBe. in Der pierteu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-13
MGtbielbaitc 3ablcn.

llcbcr oieies Sbclna fiibrt u. Geo,
@%iebcnfopp IN einent Sortru9e Sol
1enoeS ans: Gle beioen bon @ilbelm
Slieb entoedtcn 3ublcl bon % mo
% Sebenatogen. Die, lif periooild)
ollrd) nlles 2eben binonrd) 5icben, 10
nob oic pcrifieoenlten forperlifen
ullb geiStigcn Gntlpidliingsbaten, Die
S~ebcnS5citen mo Die @eifledltsoer-
bGltnilie Der Spbt. m,b 9ebell6gcbur.
ten bon iblicn heberrid)t perbeit mo
einiude, gleidurtig gebaitte 3ablei-
~iornlcln BON % mo % ergcben, bic'e
feltgeitclltei,, biird) 9cobndltiing nno
Hed;nung gleihcriueile eripielenet
uto oof 10 rdtbiclboiten 3ablen la.
ben bereits cine nid)t nnintereliaitc
8eid)idte. Tenn pdbrelio bier nito
ga nod Die aIlertborid)iten Ginudnoe
erbo6en lperoen, iil,b Die beiocn Sab.
leit nnb 5ilgeborigen @clete bereitS
Der 8eaenltoi1O BON b%eimlider' Mlts.
teiitung nno Seniisnng 9eiueiei,.
Tas in neun Glflascn erifienere
Bud oeS @ieuer Gr. @eininser ySe-
ihleft ui,o Gbarafter" peroonff lei.
nen ein5ieen aeoieaellen 0eitanOtbeif
belt 0liebifen gi,toedungen; bapon
obgeieben befin6en iid) -aber III BENT
@eininger'id en 9,lde aberpisise
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-13
Bic WiRenidnit pom Samdlreoen.

49,. -.l4{k Htt
Gle @iiicnidaft peni 9aud,rcoen
bietet cincm Mitarbeiter Der rNnia-
les" ben 8~cgenitanb 5i elmer iclieln'
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meoiSiaiid,e @iiienidaft baS@ebeim'
nib nes @aud)reoens ME poIlig in
entihleiern pcrmod,te; man miro ios
5uineen olS ganfreoner geboren.
ooer man erlernt es nie. Is lit cine
b%cionoere SGhigfeit, Die itur eitiuif'
felt mo seiteiseri merberi fam.
Ter aarie Med)ai,isniis Der gaiid)'
reonerei". 10 diiberte lid Der befaun-
tie fran5oiiihe 'Ar;t ,h,b Tipdcloge
Or. 8iterano, nbeitebt IN einer Long,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-13
@ermiiftc 4n5eigen.
Nm nic
31nSler
unD nercm EreuaDc.

Man nfriebic li0t. ii6 Nsr 7rIcQaiton Kan
annapolis am Mittipudt. 10. IrDtnar, ani.l
fhltebelt. Ole nit herI- Gonlitc htr gcnislniar
iibtr ole 2ptal OPTION mo @ud,liecnS. Sill con
fer'"on miro.
%;ir BADEN init Der rAnuapciie s6prt etn."
NolieDrliii9tH lir Speol dI5iige g~ctrDtlcn, Die
BON GamocrsVabrbot nm 1925 Born. luo
/ %, 9(adHl. a%btabren.
Nineie uno IbSei6cl f0uHca bon GucI Wiii
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Dpi eylnrst lpcrocn. frcis 81 iir ntc )tunos
iaprt.
liilrtc limo fir ole reGui6ren 3ige Der Elm
lmpo!iS Spurt cine din 10. Stbriar 1910 gill
TIC, nj e~0nite, lt:.o
.. Ssroinano sdiattc,
VubsStr, ntIo Wro0olrun.
I'd. Srcberid 'Strnfier,
ai2 Siins 9b1rlc5.Sir
E SpbH u. Eberbcini,
400 NorosGalbom CIV.
Suui5 9Hgei,
1882 SrlcnnesSir.
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1888 u .sIiulbiugiultf Sir., II.
@ionientnn'e Gaie ,Sbe Suurie."
Guitonf Sonic stbcniic mo AuicrsSirnGc.
Gi-6tb)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-13

lttlb u1reiie 9ebouptiingelt, ipic ). 9.
mas bod)itltcbenbe Weib itiiiloc nod
ticf inter Dem tieiit ltcbcnben Man.
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I'M 2c6cubigen burdJ bcltin1nttc 3ar-
FEN entoeft bobeu luoate. Seioc BIT
der, 6oS @eininger'idc uno boS
Siunbobo'ide, erid)iencn nod Dor
Dem groben @erfe oes Serliner Ir5.
ties IlieB, iiub obcr oof rlW ooourd)
5t Starbc gcfommeil, odB 6lieB lett
pielen Sobren Dor scr Geroffcntlid)t
lt1lg icines @erfcs cinem @iener
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ner Goftorcn ieinc Sorid)ungsergeb-
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Muia ShDfe.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-13
Charles q. N(obim.

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Qpitis Sefer.

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