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The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20
PAYING TELLER DECLARES
SIGNATURE is FORGERY
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

COLUSA, Nov. 19.-H. c. Harlan, pay
ing teller of the Wells-Fargo national
bank. was a witness yesterday and to-
day in the Williams Kidd case. He
testified that the signature to the al
legged deeds produced by Thomas Kidd
following the death of the late w. H.
Williams was a forgery. He testified
that he knew Williams signature thor
oughly.
Kidd said the deeds were given to
him by Williams before his death. They
conveyed to Kidd certain portions OF
the Williams estate. Kidd was former
ly private secretary to Williams.
When the deeds were presented Belle
Williams, executrix of the estate, al
legged that they were forgeries and
brought suit to have them set aside.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20
SAND CHOKES Big
GUSHER IS BELIEF
Oil Will Be Brought Through
Hole in Midway Premier
Well
[Speeiol Oispotch 10 The Call

BAKERSFIELD. Nov. 19.-After the
preliminary blowout of the Midway
Premier gusher about week before it
was brought in, the casing was found
to be choked with sand 1900 feet up
from the bottom. 1t is supposed that
something like the same condition
exists now, but no effort will be made
to remove the sand and start the flow
until the derrick is repaired and every
thing about the well is cleaned. 1t is
planned to send the oil through hole.
Settling tanks are being prepared and
the Standard pipe line will be connect
ed with these.
SAVED 100000 BARRELS
1t is estimated the oil saved from the
four days run is 100000 barrels.
The temporary closing down of the
well will be as welcome TO the owners
of the adjacent leases, as all nearby
fires had TO be drawn and the work
stopped temporarily.
The Santa Fe's gusher on section g.
1928, which was opened a year ago,
has averaged 1900 barrels per day. or
nearly 100000 barrels for the year. s
low The well is flowing 500 barrels
per day
Arrangements are being made for
starting the Templor oil into the Pro-
ducers' transportation company's pipe
line. The Templor ranch oil company,
the Shear petroleum. the Dillon oil
company and the Canadian Queen have
about 10000 barrels stored in the Temp
lor field.
According to reports the Madison oil
company's well No. 1 is making 60 bar
rels per day.
JEWELL OUTPUT INCREASES
The Jewell oil company in the Kerr
river field is increasing its production
receiving now about 5000 barrels pei
month.
| According to Secretary ]. W. Cres-
/ tand of the Sunset security there is
/ green oil in its well on section 29-11-23
Headed by B. c. Oliphant. general
| mana ger of the California natural OF,
| company, a company of Standard oil
/ directors visited the West side fields
today on an inspection tour The party
! arrived in this city this morning in q
/ special train. They are: w E. Tege-
! Ter and II. c. Folgar, directors of the
/ Standard; J. c. Donnell of Findlay, O.
/ J. J. Carter of Titusville, Penn, anc
! y. w. Richardson of Buffalo.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20
BANDIT SHOOTS MAN
DURING A HOLDUP

BELLINGHAM. Wash. Nov. 1s.-shot
by a bandit, who attempted single
handed. to hold up a crowded saloon
at Harris and Tenth streets, South
Bellingham, early this morning, Frank
Dix is dying in hospital with a bull
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20
Cause Not Outlawed


Another point raised by Ford was
that the cause of action was outlawe ed
because the suit was not begun within
one year of the commencement of nom
usage. Steinhart cited authorities
against this view and was again sus-
tanned by the court. A series of motions
by the United Railroads to strike out
sections of the complaint alleged to be
improperly included were all denied by
the court.
Commenting on the decision last
night, Steiilhart said that in his opinion
the ruling on the demurrer went to the
heart of the case and seemed to show
that when it was tried on it's merits
judgment would be given for the state,
forfeiting the franchises. In. the Platt
case it was set up that the United
Railroads had leased to the Geary
Street railroad company it's franchises
to the five blocks and that the usage
by that company has kept the franchise
alive. This will probably be the de-
fense raised in the answer ordered to
be filed within 10 days.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20
Wiseman Will Fly
Mexico Excursion

Christmas in old Mexico. No more
unione or interesting way to spend the
HOLIDAYS than by joining the great per-
sonaTly conducted excursion from San
Francisco December l4, and Los An
aeies December Is. Round trip $50.
Dining. parlor and observation cars
and Pullman vestibuled sleepers. For
details see agents Southern Pacific.
Ticket Offices. Flood building, Palace
hetel, Market street ferry depot. Third
and Townsend streets depot, and
Broadway and Thirteenth street, Oak
land. Santa Fe Office 673 Market
street National Railways Of Mexico
of6ce, Monadnock building.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20

let through his breast The bandit.
masked. appeared in the door OF the
saloon and ordered the men to hold
up their hands. Dix refused and at
tempted to grappls with the masked
man, who shot him.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20
PASTOR AT PETALUMA
TENDERS RESIGNATION
Especial Disoatch 10 The Call

Especial Disoatch 10 The Call
PETALUMA, Nov. 19.-After filing
the pastorate of the Petaluma Presby-
terian church. Rev. John p. Hearst has
rendered his resignation. Rev. and Mrs.
Hearst will leave Petaluma December
1. The pulpit remains untitled and the
congregation will meet shortly to de-
eide on offering a call to some other
pastor.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20

WESTERN PoSTMASTERS-w Washington, Nov.
19-Postmasters have been appointed as fol-
lows: Caifornia-Pa1ns, Los Angeles county,
Arthur H. Lowe, vice j. NJ. Fran removed.
Oregon-Fair Grounds, Marion county, Harry
V Doe vice H. Doe, resigned; Phoenix, Jack
son county, Andrew Hearn, vice A. II. Fyher,
resigned.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20
MEXICO PLANS
TO CHECK The
MADERO REVOLT
While Assurances Are Given of
No Danger, Troops Are
Being Assembled
Details of Strife at PuebIa Show
That Scores Were Slain
in the Fighting

interview on the Mexican situation
given out last night and attributed to
Madero is pronounced untrue
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20
HoYT STILL

HoYT STILL ILL-washington. Nov. ID
Henry NJ HOyt, counselor of the state depart
nnent who has been seriously m for several
DAYS showed no improvement today.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20
Troops SEM to Border

BROWNSVILLE Tex, Nov. 19.-The
Ninth regiment Of the Mexican army,
which has been stationed at Mata-
moras for the last year. has been
moved to SaltillO, and the Fourteenth
regiment from Monterey has been sent
there. The Fourteenth is much
larger regiment than the Ninth, and
IL is said the sending OF this large
force 10 Matamoras is in keeping with
The Mexican governments policy TO
better protect its northern boundary
from the invasion Of revolutionists and
10 better cope with any demonstration
along the border against the Ameri-
cans.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20
PAT CALHOUN Is
BEATEN once MORE
Obsolete Claim to Geary Street
Franchises Given Another
Setback by Court
Continued From Page 20

Ford argued, the franchises were by
that fact alone forfeited and therefore
there was no cause of action
Steinhart replied in behalf of the
state that where a franchise was ille-
gally claimed judicial determination
was necessary in order to destroy the
claim. Judge Seawell upheld Steinhart
in his contention.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20
ANARCHISTS, SAYS DIAZ
MEXICO. TOURISTS SAFE

NEW YORK, Nov 19.-Repying to message from a
agency asking his personal assurance tor the
safety OF Americans and tourists in Mexico President D1az
wired today:
Although is of real Importance against the peace
republic group what be considered anarchists
occupied themselves with acts that at present beng
Judged by the courts which will vigorously punish the lns
gators
Te are at present the hands of the authorities who
intend prosecute them with the utmost severity the law
allows"
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20
H0XEY FLIES ABOVE
CLOUDS IN SNOW STORM

DENVER, Nov. 19.-Arch Hoxsey,
yesterdays lone aviator. held the field
at Overland park again today, with
three flights in his Wright biplane. One
OF them was made above the clouds in
2 snowstorm.
About 1000 persons crowded the in
closure. banked the slopes that edge
1he park and dotted the hill crests be-
Sind it in expectation of seeing HoXsey
race against a running horse. and COM
pete with j. c. (Bud) Mars of the Cur
Jiss camp. The horse was not forth
coming, however, and neither was Mars
HOXsey arose first at 1906 and snow
began TO fall Immediately afterward
He few southwest. aided by a high
wind, circled the United States milf-
tary reservation at Fort Logan, 10 miles
from the city, and returned, climbing
$500 feet in his struggle against the
wind. Part of the time he was above
the clouds and he did not encounter
the snowstorm until on his way down.
Wiseman Will Fly
PETALUAfA. Nov. l9.-The big Wise
man Peters aeroplane is back in Peta-
luna after trip to Reno. Wiscman
comes back enthusiastic and declares
that within 10 days he viii keep his
promise to the Petaluma people TO make
trip in his big machine to Santa Rosa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-14
Baltimore 9ampf.Iafct.9umDoouir

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Segu Vt. eberiuoob, Samss e. ssro,
Prdii6cnt II. Sen. .Winna9er. Sen. sBaIi. sgoeEt
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6lnhns unh Janakarfe.
Son Eanl Gaiar.

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perIeibte Dem @elieitono ser @iiien.
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LANCE Dor &~pt5ogoraS erfunnte. rel
den en~tiprete,toc Seriudle nod bis
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unS iidlere 3eltaniiic beridten, bai
ein qepiiier 4ratuS Waaotes UNI 0as
Sobr t50 Dor SSeiu 8eburt in Der
oamals bcrijMmtea StdSt Rergamon
tonitruiert GA man III ieler 3elt
bon ser @rooberlIdd)e ie5r menig 81.
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@eitcrr RargIane- G;ienbabn.
9eGinncno dEt 90. Septsmbet.
Her.aht Giuelts Na..rsof.

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Union Hrieae,
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Carlisle.
$50 Moreens-sifcntm soation nnS 5burnort.
2.45 MISUNDERSTANDING nah Suo1rooi @lpn.
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8. Stb.
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$50 gtaGrt iile5--gffont. nGh SancLer.
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0eurtbeiluno oes S~anoidu6S in Elm
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6itbetiifer @cnuB, elmer ieiniirnigcn
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boft oleih ais ocb6re baS nod,
5unl Geiicrt - nafi6mcfcno Die
Iebtcu Siibiqfeiten obiiftlib nidt eli.
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gihter, in ser 2iebe, nit ser lie eS
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Gbciapcafe Stcamibip Gpmpanu.

OUtlnpcntrsNtnlP:
%ad' Morfnlf, Sie 9oint Comfort 1t. bent eHhen
IdglIh, aiiogtll. Sonnidg, i'm $50 gtbeIles
OurfsNiuer'2inic
Nam gurt Gluers2anonngrn, gocit.Nuiut uub
Hidjmpno
&tetifag. 2oillerling rnh Samiiag
un 8 llbr Nbenos.
Giiet.SIrcaur
40, 1917 lno 2t7 ch.Sulifmurc 5irahe 1ltrs
200 Rurn.Gbd rlessStrn6c.
SdlptsViireda: 2ilhts ntto geesStr., Baltimore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-14

Sanptiodc. SER 81 elmer
i'm Ebenter Dor ibna iitenben Game:
oAber, bite, nebnlen sic ood Sbren
SUIT oh! Mein Elos toltet 8 giarf,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-14

ihl billiiber. - @eiudl: rNanL bolt
Gu belun uidtunos Med,t, ben SrieI
sn nftieu 0ait5berr: yGds
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-14

ga mill idl ootnndI ctuoS ieben." IT
g Mari? Meih, Sut foStet so. Der
nil ou6 germ 9eiehello ipcroen!"
M~ntbloS. - Salisberr (5lirt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-14

GicnihnG0den): y9(n1a, hoben Sic
eeim nift 9eicbcrL OdB Der Srief
nldlt an MIDI. %ionbern oil meilte
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-14
MarsIanS &EemnIpIpania. GiIenba5s
Il. -gort, mts9. eouniae.

7.45 Sotm.-g orf, aIfsg. Gouniae.
9.05 g,orm.-yiGd GeItn. nlr Gorntds.
$50 Gorn.-Nd0 @elair. nusg. Gpnriua.
1906 9iatm.-Gab @eIair. ausg. eaiHiias
lnb Sountag.
$50 GafmL-gdh 9elair, MIR Gunstna.
3.15 gtadnt- San Port. aisg. Spnntag.
4O5 Eudn.-gtdb Seltn. MIR Gountaa.
500 NddT.,-yah eeldir. ausp. Suniita0
500 Mbos.-g,dh Nelia, nns9. Gonnida.
hoo sibos.-gsu6 .9elta. nur eoHHtas. 81,
tao Nhhs.-s'Gf 9seidir. niaa. Sorutnd
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MCrdautS d WincrS Srauspurt. So.
Tnmpfcrsyiuic

1radt uno 9aia9isre.
Gafl SDitp uno bf,n Stcu.
Gunrtae, Etenttag liro 6reiia9. 8 llbr St6enSs.
BAD Sruotoener iiio benz Often.
SoHHtag, Wttinuod lno Sreitnp, 6 llbr @benoS.
Nadl Newport Ie,uS.
Gdeli9, aus9enuninen Gonuerilag II. Samiiag,
q tDr ybenos.
= 6roft anqenonimen tiaIi6 biz 3 llbr &ubm.
fir ~Neniel6eu 5dg fnbrenoe Sampler.
RAD Sauanuah ino 3adiunniac.
Ntonin1. aitttpo0 mo 6reitdg. q ltbr Nbcnos.
:. ". Wegirin, sigeni, Bier 8. Sun S.sSnhzS!r
@onpts4ircau: 1ermnll' unO 2igbtsGtr.
G13S&S@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-14

Safe smr GciIegin's Nnslanb be-
iur9t 6. Gainc, Nr. Alb, Sit.Halti.
r'oreisraRe, na9c GnitOm &oaie slue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-14

gau Naterialien, &bIren, 5enIter.
rabmen, 2ooen, etc.
Sam,s .. Softer & Co.. .1t5-1t7 sGo'Srtoe'
rtdsStrGbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-14

."t"' W.ufHuHbVHD UUtH ytViUft1DtI fWD ~
rett 3iir Se5ram9 in Der @cTlbru, uub at.
Tn1alsstatlou nm 1906 Mbenos.
Msferhitufs bon Sfaunt in G1Iaf. o5er ssdrs
lors9angaous. GpeiferGien etc. merSeu fmrek
s.tnret. per GeIerton IN uuen frIasnber Ftngp
An~esiftl Charles uut @oitmioresGtru6e, q. Z
e., ct TauI 1924 roer g;h. gourtlano. 1905:
UT. fobaIsGtofiou :. e. g., Wt. HernoH stsS;
ednI6en-G in'ion SnfornlatipnB 9'tredn, g.. 4 .,
81 yant $40. utet 9Th. GourtIuub S7:t. ~
Rr h96. e1b.grooprat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-14
GationoI.Gonf

GotionoI-g onfen.
,sbe clo go.un saattcRal 9nai," Sob unb
GretersStraBe. SGenb 9S. Soot, grditoeni;
Senrp 8. 8ebue, -%Ssdfiirer.
, 3ueife giaiicnai.Sant." 432 GhosCrodolpa9
d. e. g8aBner, &nffrer.
- ehern 0atiuuGl 8ani," IL Eoros@utap'Cfr.
". Wiariot. aafItret.
,f5armCEs ano Dlcrdinuts Xati5pal Sauf,"
Goutbs ulb gO~uIbarosStrdBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-14
Rulttmurp&Wht
81 Sabu.

SfptebiHHe ,,,eoe S!fnnc att bic Gtunes" bDp
Ssr STANDARDIZATION rtab NSn ihiu5tpn az
glohentacel 700 Brrm, mis- 800 aberbs
Htioere ~stbfatrt ppn Der Ipt. si1pnlsstatloh
Iirefte @erbinhanp In Der Ecnsu tetsk.
Clinton su @aittustoa nit sntH fsSiid srsss.
ben gtnfen.
ssSiainatoH, t~erlatrn mt sopuls citation.
1906. $50. fT10, *145, *s.55, $3.50, tl0.51,
tii;s3.. s1t.t5 t,orn., si2, l6, TABS, tt.3
.242, 1880. r11a +455, tt.55 gatut,x s8.es
a%sriaiten GaiiSsr. sta;iou. 4G.e9. .o.f5, '+s.So,
'z00. t7.2a. 800, .ra.20 $500, 1000 fff.0l
Yetni. ~ CO, tf2,Os 1880, t1.oo. stGs
gatu,.. tGcn. v8.t6, 1920. 200, 1900. sss1i
NImntSl. +I0.t0f -t0.G6. ~lt.o5, at 50 abbt
'srrprIid, Gerltgr'5taiion, t7.s5 pno sells
Snrm.. +t.25. 1850 Ino $3.50 9uGai,
Sdgtsstrlpu, s2t SoodIsStattoH. ff.l5 Born,
t95R a.ddiH. SnrlhsnsSta.cn. t7.So, +s.W
Sur.T., 1880. ~ 90 gn1ra.
Sefni. 1tRt Qtpe
Hda, ELftsStISsin sah Nrss.rsYf.
Teuer IermiHus on Der Tieiunh 3iparsioNeS
Lheatfra.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-14

Sqitungeu, 3sitidriiten, etc.
che sattiuuIe arps Gn.," 9ab.b abercrom'
eie. 1efddftsfibrer, SlS OeitsSeu naN'Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-14

grTe fhr's Nnsiano Beirraf e.. Malne, 4f3
cft.SaItipt ire'str.. nnhe 3nhpW 6puie.apt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-14

moresetrobs.
plumbing, Furnaces, STANCES unb
Scfeu. Sahoedcn 1tnb Hinnen.
Ssnnett ercs, 623 Observation-Disclosures.
: GupFetihmtesa INTO IamberS.
5obu Snbsrt, TIA IbnmeSs strate. 9. u ..
1eIepbpr: SSoIfe 1906.
6cnersSeriiherungen.
,8pbaI SuInrouee so. of ainerseuf," Serrb
~. mayiiei6, 8eiioeuis Wlonager, 101-102
91nmbsr q @ont",sres 9nllbiIa;
G%GItinores uHh stortt-Strabe.
gs0eutbnns agenten un6 SGnbIer.
pisrre 6. Susan & Rssbe~. 10 ctt'ssrinGtDH'
SAiidmieo. 3ubebor.
c.. eestt gosns 60, s62-2e4 sso-b.eaS.gtr
GoDlen nhb SoI3.
etsrs ". Son Setnc, $50 golunsta|Aoerue.
8inroleib. @ei9dfte.
uGssiniio,tse apaa &c." 1 Aorbs6ab'E trabe.
S;anos nno StgeIn.
Ghds. 81. sEe;f, D RorS.aibsrtnsG trpbe.
@m. anntt & o., Butf:Gre. uilo Sabetts'Gtr
R1tier mno 8apier.O Often.
eutitt. Slruu Co., 1o5- -t07 Sanoper'Strabe .
8lcdpIattcn, OletaI, etc. =
shen, Geas!!a & Go, (tneorscrirt). 1916
Snloeriton.Sttab a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-14

EruIt.G oulpagnte'n.
!, MarpianS fruit Co.," gcrbped.e6e Colbert
uno @ermansStraBe g.. 9. Zimmerman,
5erbts Gpenter, iun., SfifSsSbdbmetiter;
Slu SiiHler, SllissGetrstar.
, Baltimore 1rui & 0aaraatee &C.," Qauttable
BuiIoina.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-14
0eteftiD. Gaentur.

YeteftiD.N gentur.
RaatpuaI Gsf-ettpe eerutcs. 6. 81. pTp, &c,
b. i1ditsfiibrer, 9tr. 632 9aips9btlbino. ga!ti.
more, W,o. Eeone Sf. 9anI $500.
,Nutrisnp Teeaiuc MssReD," GtorIes GobIi
ntniln, 3ei0dftsil3ter, $40 Gquitables9log
Baltimore, Wih. @bore: 6, & q. 81. 1aE!
2027; %dSupnure: 6. & q. Goite 1230-N.
esanoaner Il Sdniet, ~g.adiniaer bon Gmitb,
@eit & GDons. sos SGIocrt 4uiIotna.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-14

SparsQanfen.
,Teatfbe esartaat Won Vaittmore," 0ntoir'
uHo VaIituiOre'Strab, =.
,Gt. SGmrS eSarbanf," SaiisHtore'Strabe uao
@ufiom S0uiesIoenle.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-14
GtnotS.9 oufeu.

StQQI9aSQntelt.
, S.utide gaut uph gaItimure." Baltimore
unb Solibdp. Strabe. MueuIt 8tbet, Brdft'
beat: U.s.. z. Sidt, ShaSut!tteL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-14

Wormor. uuo 8ronts.@ erfe.
g. Suaartu.r & 9btEs, 7t4-7ts BsftBaItt'
moresStrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-14
Mnpnfaten.

W0D0tdfe1.
QarI u. M. @d1ls, 126--123 2dSy ButIbtnl.
9utiaunS QprU, 28f-269 galbert BUILDING
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-14

2eiberbeItnttcr.
aauher Il eSLue, Ec3-17t0 Canton, soenue.
ssm. GpO,, Eor.b' Sno 6reenuountaDenne =
Srieoboie. 3
rsrnbru Fort Gemetern," snrena. ea1 Hsff.
&aramonsStraSs. 80. 3