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Evening journal., 1914-04-01
c. { D. CANAL AS
Line OF Defense
General AgnuS Points Out
the Benefit of Waterway
to the Country
SAYS PRICE OFFERED
is BELOW VALUE

WASHINGTON, April 1.-While the
House of Representatives was hear
ing hot charges and counter charges
from speakers who debated the re-
peal of the Panama Canal tolls, the
Commission of Coast and Insular
Survey was hearing equally sensa-
tional charges regarding the history
and management of the Chesapeake
and Delaware Canal made by Fred
erick S. Groves, the manager of the
Philadelphia and Baltimore Steam
ship Company. The Ericsson Line,
IL is generally known, is named after
John Ericsson, who in 1888 himself
built the first propeller wheel for the
first boat of the company
General Felix Angus, who as chair
man of the Canal Commission op-
pointed by President Roosevelt in
1906. made an exhaustive study of
the history and possibilities of the
canal, also appeared before the COM
nnttee, which wanted his opinion
as a practical business man, of the
approximate price the government
should be willing to pay for the canal.
The House of Representatives, in
the Harbor and River bill appro-
priated S1,300,O0O for the purchase
of the canal. This price. General
Angus told the committee, was in his
opinion too low That figure was
based on sale of the canal com
( pany's bonds in January, 1905, at
about $48. Since that time the bonds
have sold for $50 The stock is pre-
sumably worthless. It was very
difficult to obtain any financial in
formation from the company after the
officials learned that the committee
had no authority to make an offer for
the canal
General Angus stated that in his
opinion the canal is worth $4,000 600
as it is a going proposition, paying
! the interest on its bonds and putting,
as it did last year. some $4,000 to its
surplus account. General Angus
added that he regarded the company's
bonds as worth par today.
In reply to a question from Sena-
tor Works as to the profit the govern
nent would derive from the purchase
of the canal, General Angus replied
earnestly:
"The profit will be unlimited.
think that by having this inland
waterway you will build a second
line of defense in case of war. A
great and prosperous country like
ours is always in danger of attack by
the other poor countries and jealous
countries. and IL we are ever attack
ed, ! am satisfied that this country
will bless this committee If they inn
prove this inland waterway"
Frederick S. Groves. manager OF
the Philadelphia and Baltimore
Steamboat Company. declared that
the Chesapeake and Delaware Cana
was not controlled by the railroads
He went into the history of the cana
in connection with his company anC
told I'm detail how the New Yorl
Steamship Company had been crowd
ed out Of the canal by the exorbitani
tolls exacted.
Evening journal., 1914-04-01
CLUB ENTERTAINED

On Monday evening the members OF
the Argonaut Athletic Club were enter
tanned at the home of Mr.. Louis Mink,
No. l4l0 North jackson street. Those
present were; Misses Bessie Wadman.
Nicholson Peterson, Grace Spry. Mat
thews, Nan Wilson. Lillian Sines. Anna
Wier, Delna Reed, Alice Woodington
Marie Seals. Gallagher, May Valentine
Mabel Wallick, Elizabeth Walker Will
ma Georgia and Messrs. Leon Ryan
Jesse Reed. Windall Hunter, Roy Pleas
anton, Marvel Jester. Goldsborougt
smith. Harvey Bird, Clarence JONES
John Farra, Norman q. Smith, Robert
Mink. Clarence McGinnis, Harry p
Stmdly, Burns and Denny. The latter
two were entertainers.
Evening journal., 1914-04-01

rent from point to point but they will
also throw of, under certain condi-
tons electricity. even though in
sulated, and this static discharge,
when stored in sufficient quantity, in
the vicinity of the motor of an auto
mobile, will cause pre-ignition. When
this takes place in the cylinders on
the compression or inlet stroke, the re-
suit is disagreeable knocking. and
in the latter case, backfire in the car
buretOr.
To overcome this trouble, the Pierce
Arrow engineers have placed a copper
plate just over the cylinders, con-
nected in such q way that it counter
acts this static discharge from the
wires and eliminates teh trouble that
has been puzzling automobile engi-
neers and drivers for so long a time.
Evening journal., 1914-04-01
SAVE MONEY

Why not save money as well as
cure your rheumatism. Does the dol
lar you earn mean anything to you?
If they do you surely Will take Kid
neylax in preference to any medicine
you have ever tried. No Kidneylax is
not cheaper to buy, but it takes less
Kidney lax to drive away rheumatism
and many other kidney complaints
that numerous people have, and
what's more important, the cure is
permanent Further, KidneylaX Is
sold with money-back guarantee,
and il costs but so cents at any drug
store.
Evening journal., 1914-04-01
Sees PROSPERITY FOR
AUTO manufacturers

In an optimistic interview, president
of one of the large automobile manu-
featuring companies says that business
conditions are highly favorable and the
outlook encouraging.
George A. Kissel OF the Kissel Motor
Car Company believes that conidenc,
has been generally restored, and as that
is one of the principal necessities to a
state OF prosperity" he sees no obstacle
TO good times.
Evening journal., 1914-04-01
VISITORS HERE AND
AWAY; Social NOTES

p s. DUPONT, Mr. and Mrs Charles
Copeland. Mrs. w r. DUPONT and Mrs.
4. Coleman DUPONT, with a party of
friends. spent several days at the Hotel
McAlpin, New York, last week, where
Mr. dupont gave an elaborate luncheon
before returning TO Wilmington.
Mrs Edward S. Ogden is spending .
few days in New York at the Hotel Nc
Alpin.
Registering at the Hotel McAlpin, New
York city, from. Wilmington during the
past week have been: Robert p. Brokaw.
Air and Mrs. S. X. Russell, Miss Eleanor
Al Swift. Richard 7. Mention. Willard
Young. G. l. B. Henning, II. ID. Belts,
i. J. LcAlaistre.
Evening journal., 1914-04-01
lightning RODS uu
Pierce ARROW Cars

The Pierce-Arrow Motor Car Com
pany is now using a lightning rod on
all its latest models, not to protect the
car from the common lightning caused
by atmospheric conditions, but from
an electrical trouble, no less real,
though not so destructive.
For some time, motorists have been
beset by unexplainable ignition trou-
bles and have blamed them either on
the magnetic or the carburetor. The
most common complaint was backfire
in the carburetor, due to pre-ignition.
Wires not only carry electric cur
Evening journal., 1914-04-01
make WORK easier
Wilmington People Are Pleased to Learn
How It Has Been Done.

It's pretty hard TO attend TO duties
With a constantly aching back
With annoying urinary disorders.
Doans Kidney Pills have made work
Easier.
So thousands have gratefully testified.
They're for bad backs.
They're for weak kidneys.
Wilmington people gratefully recon-
mend Doan's
Miss W. II. Mackey, lO3l Poplar
street. Wilmington, Del. says: ~ suf-
& iered of and ON for years from kidney
complaint NV back was weak, and
Every time I did any sweeping or wash
inc / had spell of pain through tie
small of my back had dizzy spells
and headaches and my work was drudg-
cry AS soon as / used Doan's Kidney
Pills, procured at Danforths Pharmacy
I was relieved and two or three boxes
Improved my condition in every way.
am grateful for what Doan's Kidney
pills have done for me-
Price soc. at al dealers. Don't simply
nsk for a kidney remedy get Doan's
Kidney Pills-the same that Miss Mac.
key had Foster-Milhurn Co., Props.
Buffalo, ~ Y.
Evening journal., 1914-04-01
SELL CARS TO FIVE
MORE WILMINGTONIANS

The Diamond State Automobile
Company, successors to Marshall
Mancill Auto Co. give sales of cars
for the week ending March 2S, TO the
following: Lilburne Chandler, John
II. Bishop, Gregg Lyman, j. II. Pier
son and f. G. Finn. They sell the
Regal, Paige and Stanley cars.
Evening journal., 1914-04-01
RFpnRT AuTn SALES

The Wilmington Automobile Company
announce the following sales. A model
24-l0l4, Chalmers seven passenger tour
ing car. to +. T.. Boynton of Falkland,
Del. and a model B-36, 1914 Buick run.
about TO Samuel NJ. Donnel of Newark.
This company sees bright outlook for
a very busy season.
Evening journal., 1914-04-01
AROuNn nm MORLn.

Mir. and Mrs. William Tophs left
yesterday for Los Angeles, CAL.
where they expect to spend six
months. Afterward they will leave
on a trip around the world and some
of the countries they win visit are
China. Japan, Italy France and Ger
many They expect TO be away over
a year.
Evening journal., 1914-04-01

If YOU have formed the habit of
buying a medium grade of candy for
the weekend" you cannot do better
than to get Barr's Saturday Candy.
This is a soc candy which we sell on
Saturdays only at 29c ID. We get it
fresh every week. No better value
for the money can be found. Ex-
clusively sold at Danforth's Drug
Store. Market and Second streets.
Everything in the drug line; never
.undersold. The biggest store of its
kind in the State.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1914-04-01
MR- HoRNER IMpRovFs.

Hurry y. Honer, aged 80 years. son
Of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Horner of
Eleventh and Claymont streets, is con-
6ned at the University of Pennsylvania
Hospital, Philadelphia His condition
last night was reported TO be much inn
proved.
Evening journal., 1914-04-01
MANUFACTURING NEEDS.

Machinery has been right
fully said to be the soul of
manufacturing, and the Want
Ad Columns. over In the Want
Ad Section of the PAGER. is the
heart of the machinery mar
ket.
There manufacturers find
buyers for equipment they
have outgrown and sellers of
that which they need. Bear
this in mind. you who use ma
chinery in your business.
II you have machinery
need. tell il to the public inter-
osted all machinery tes'ough
a Want Ad and it soon viii be
supplied.
Evening journal., 1914-04-01
ANNnrNCE ENGAGEMENT.

Mr.. and Mrs. Casper $. Beideman,
Of Brandywine hundred, have an
nounced the engagement of their
daughter. Miss Helen l.. Beideman,
and Albert A. Bartels.
Evening journal., 1914-04-01
NEEDING ANNIyERsARY

Cards of invitation are out for the
twenty-ffth anniversary celebration
of Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood H. Brown
to be held at their home, 400 West
1'wenty-third street on Friday even
ing. April 10.
Evening journal., 1914-04-01

years HUDSON 81" II
consumes One-fOurth less
fuel. Yet the HUDSON "87r
was a fOur-cylinder car,
shorter, less roomy, less
powerful.
Compared with other
FOurs in this class the diff
ference Is greater. Some
same-class FOurs weigh 40
per cent more and con-
sumo 0Re-third more fuel.
Evening journal., 1914-04-01

This new car-the HUDSON Six-lO-brings ont
many innovations.
The engine is type first developed in Europe
"a small-bOre, lOng-strOke motor. And Europe.
which deemed the Six too wastefuL now acclaims
this Six as the coming type Of ear.
IL has made possible for the first time an eco.
nOmlcal Six-far more economical than FOurs.
This new HUDSON Six-40 weighs 29s0
pounds. That's 400 pounds less than last
Evening journal., 1914-04-01
CARn SHOMER.

Mrs Adolph Hanger, OF 1908 West
Fifth street, was given card shower
in honor of her twentieth birthday
anniversary.
Evening journal., 1914-04-01
nANCE FOR nAUGHTER.

Cards have been issued for a dance
to be given on April IA by Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Reese in honor of their
daughter. Miss Elizabeth Reese.
Evening journal., 1914-04-01

The design and equip
ment are almost the same
as the New HUDSON Six
"a. And that Is considered
the handsOmest ear Of the
year-a really distinguish
ed car.
An ideal streamline body
of the coming type. Hand
buffed leather uphOlster-
ing. IL has the convenient
new "0ne-Man" top with
quick-adjusting curtains
attached.
Two disappearing tonneau
seats. Gasoline tank In the
dash. Extra tires ahead Of
Evening journal., 1914-04-01
A Newt Six
Less Pricc-Less Weight-Less Fuel Cost Than Four'

lightweight Sx-an economical Six. And the
price Is less than many thousands of men have
paid every year for Fours
The Six is smoOth-runuing. II has overlapping
strokes II is flexible ecOnU... i,l ures. Riding IN
n HUDSON Six is much like constant coasting.
Men who find this out will not buy kOurs at
anywhere near this price.
A New Body Type-New Features
Evening journal., 1914-04-01
New
HUDSON
SKIES
Price $3.50
And thisHUDsON six-IO

q
sells any Four in its class.
So a man who now buys this-class car pays more
for a Four and more for its upkeep than this
HUDSON Six-40 costs.
This MEANS beyond doubt, the doom Of Fours
above S1.50O.
For several years no Four has been salable at
a price which would buy a good Six. Eighteen
hlgh-class makers now build Skies exclusively,
and "a Of them build Skies for best
Now comes n mOdest-priced high-class Ska
81 of the 79 Automobile exhibitors al the 18th
TO 10 fhis year, displayed six-cYlinder cars. Eli
fhe dominance of Skies.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-25

iuiirOc i'm ip0tcr idou 6eireen Sier-
oui 6ega6en lie icb in Oen Gigarren.
9aoeu bon @corge Sfinuer inn glei.
cJen @e6du0e, ocriorgten iidb redlid
nit Gigarren Gigorretten lmO Ia.
bofSpieiieu inn @eiammhpertbe BON
S25 unO peridpauoen alsOoun alii
oenliclben @ege olf Dem lie cin6c-
Oringen mnren.
@ous 9emiibungen, iib icincr
9onoen 81 cntIcOigen iuaren uer.
lc6liM. PTS Butler fam rici cr 10
sleib So5nion 6erbei. SoOouu be.
uahrihtigte man ben aoiiirer Sobr
9. 9ittle lmO Oen @eiddftsfiibrer
S. Senfel telcp6ouiib bon Dem Dor
geiaaenen.
Seioe poren 5ugleid NIT ser in
jpiiden c6enioQS pon oemGou6ii6cr-
foa in 9enntniB geiebteu @olijei
ndd filr5er 3eit 5ur Steae. Sdmmt-
lide Celepbon 2lppornte in Dem
9lfooemie Sbeater fon0en tie mil
@lmmi perfIe6t unO iomit lnbrauh.
Dor gemodt 0ofiir 6eionoen ii6
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porot. Sn Sem 9iQetidolter purOc
Elm brorner Nl6Odep llnterrod emf
oedt, BON Dem Oie glngeitellten oeS
E6eoters erfl0ren OaB er uidt 5n
Sen @oroerobeitiiden OeS Ebeoters
ge60rt.
Gle %oli5ei lit ii6er3euat, OoB Sic
Gin6reder oli OaS Bette nit ben
&Gumli6feiten lmO Oen @epilogen-
6eiteu OeS GtobliiienentS pertrout
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reits pert6poQe Spuren entoedt ju
6oben unO bofien bereits 6olo i6re
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deu BON Grfolg getr0nt 3ll ieeeu.
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Der Ginbreder 5u gc6cn.
Sn Scr aaiic oes GigorrenlooenS
beionOcu iih 5000 Die bon ben San.
bern niht entOedt utrOen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-25
sir @lcid6crcdJtismns.

MISUNDERSTANDING bon giIrgcrn
aaer @orteicH 6eite 9l6eno IN
u9Il6augb'S Ebeoter~ inter ben
9Iuipi3ieu oes v9IQ Baltimore
Gongrcb" i'm Snterciic ser 9lomi
nation pon 9inoesicnatS- -GouOi.
Ooien olrd Moiienpoium
@cfonnte 5ii6rer ser Oemofroli
ideu republifoniiden imo progrciii.
peu Eartei 3d6lcu 5t ben 9leonerlt
pelhe in Der 6eute 9l6eno in n9ll-
boug6S I6eoter~ infer Den 9luipi.
5icn oes r9(Q Baltimore 9ongreB~
itottfiuoenOen Dlniienueriomnihmg
i'm SSntereiic ser Domination Der
Gon0ioatcu fir 0en @lnoesieuot
0lr@ Elm N}oiicnooiIm iprchen uer
ocn.
sir Die Eerlanmlung, 81 melher
ale 9iIrger, obne Riidldt niIf ibrc
Northumberland, erportet iuer-
BEN iinO oQe @orbereihmgeu getroi
ien Ir. q. q. g. Go6me, ser GrG
iiOcnt beS nglQ9altimore GongreB~
miro oen @oriib fiibren mo bic Erd.
iiOtnicu Der 5um u2Iagoltimore
GongrcB" geb0reuOen @ereinigungen
uerocn ols @ice @rdiiOenien iilngi-
rem.
Die 9iite Ser 9leoner peiit Die foi.
genoen 9ionen ouf @lopor SoneS
8. Breton (Gemofrot), GrWlopor
s 9arrp Wlo6ool (0cnofroD, Sobn
9. Sauna (RepublifaueD. g. y9inS.
lom @QiamS (Nlit9ieO Der pro9rei-
iipen &orte), GongreB- 9lbacoroneter
s. G6orles 2iut6icuu (Gcnofrot) /.
C6crit GomorO g. Garrington (9Re
plblifoner). Ss6ornc s. Yeaott
(GemofroD, Stdatsienotor i. a.
,3iblmou Don l9llegonp.Gountp (9Re.
pu6lifnner), Senru gg @iainmS
(Gorliber 0eS 2egiSlotip-&omite'S OcS
progreiiiuen Oemofrdtiihcn &ercins) },
Gongreb 9l6geororeter Charles =.
Goo0u (IcmofroD, 9llireo u, Wiorc
lauo (NlitgdeO ser progreiiiDeu |ors
ted unO SoIob Gpitein (9eiiter 0eS
Baltimore Bargain Soue".
Ger iriiberc 9unOesicnator @eorgc
g @cIlington bon Gum6erlauo, mel
der cbenfduS eingcloOen morOeu
iuor, lei Der 9eridninlung eine 9In-
| iprade 81 6oltcn, ihrieb all Oen Sc
frctdr oes .9lQ Baltimore GongreB,
OaB cS ibm niht mogIid lei nad
Baltimore 5u fonnien crfl6rtc obcr
in ieinem Shreiben, OoB er ocniel6en
StanOWuft pertrcte wie Ser ogIll.
Baltimore Gon9rcB.~ mo Dab cr ser
9lniidlt iei, onb bel Ben YrimdrWob-
len cine Stinnc i'll Baltimore ebcni
iopiel 311len iollte, wic an irgcnO eli.
ncu onocrcn Grt in Dem Stonic.
! Gum SdMB iprad er Die 0ofinlug
/ ouS Dab Der Gon9rcB iegreid) aus
icincm &ontpic beruorgeDcn moge.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-25

Nae g9etter.

1iir MarDlanO uno Oen Tiitritt
Columbia 6cute lmo morgen flor;
nlorgcn p1rmer; maBige norowelt.
lide lno ipdter ncrdn0erlihe @in0c.
Die bohitc Eemprrotur am &c.
iirigcn Gage 6etrIg Is @raO nm 4
llbr g}ohnittogs mo oie uieorigiic
10 @rao I'M Z ll6r Dioraeus.
,Sn oen iI6rigeu &ctter 9eo6ad.
tlugs Stotionen Oes 9anOes mar
bic nieorigiie Seluperatur mic foIgt
9ltlantic G1v 8, 9ismard 0, Bolton
>, Yuiialo ,, G9arleiton "a, G0i.
caao rs, GleUeIono %. Corpus G6ri.
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30. 0rceu Ban 4 Satteras 34,
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bile ,, Diarqucttc 0, 9}emp6is Is,
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glelu gorf 0, Ctla6oma -, gittS-
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g. St. 4oul -, Scranton IS,
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-25
2yiir Gin ScimoctrSnf.

Cas- BON @eo. @iintbcr gebraute
Bier lit oaS bette. @iele 9curtbciler
BON Bier crtldren, Dab es irgenO
einem eritflaiiigeu ouslanoiiderl
@ierc olcihfommt. @erooc OaS Giug
iiir Den 6amiliengebraud. iScinlieS
glroma, better @eihmad uno iebr
ndbrfriiitin. Iireft Don Der Nrouc.
rel ourb sic neucIicn Dlaidineu ob.
gefiilt, moourb abiolltc 9ieinbcit
0eiHert miro. aiiie $t.O0. @6opc
@olie 20. (SlmilS,i&i@ioGo Go)
(gIrscae)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-25

lmo Is mar ciu iiarfcs %olijei SInis
Qcbot notbpcnoig Oieiclbe 5iriidju.
boltcu uno ocu Scncriuebrniouu.
idoftcu 0euiigeno &nm 5u 6eluo1.
rem Die Slanmen nit Griol1 BE-.
fGmpfen SIT founcn.
9eionocrS ihmer 6otieu Oie folgen-
Ocn liitglic0er Oes 6euerOepurte.
mcntS lmter Der mdbreno Ocs 9ran-
OeS berriheuOen ihnciOeuOcu adlte
5ll leiOen. Srauf Shueiocr Don Der
I. Spriecn GompagHie, mlrOe in
Sol9e Der adIte o6nmddtig, 6eier,
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pon Der Z. SpriBeu Gompagnie,
gGiQiam &oah bon Der >. SohOrld.
Spriben Sompagnie, unO g. z.
Sund. ebeufolls pom Der ,. 6ohOuld-
Spriben-Gompagnie.
@egcn ) ll6r 9tabnlitta9s pareu
sic loOernOen Slan1men einiaermo-
Ben gcloidjt. bod glimmte inO
idmceltc es nod laugc meitcr, 9lb
mo 5u ilodcrtc es nod cinmoI out
inO eS mar ipdt am 9lbenO, ais Oe
lebtc 6euerwebrmannidait obriidcn
fonute.
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0cru lichcu.
@16rcn0 cincS 9ronOes, pelher
9eitern @lorgcn 1egcn llbr in Oen
0ouie 9ir. 63l @eit Sa1ettcitroBc,
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Dicl ShaOen an. ,Sn oen o6ereu
Stodlucrfcr mo6ncn ncben sri. IRA.
qorL Oeren Glteri S5r mo lSran
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unO ein illnges Aldodcn, uelhes
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oos 6ous bereits nit 9iond geiiillt
mar. gr 6a6ntc iih cinen Scg uad
Oen uerihieOenen Sdlai5immcrn
mo medte Die Sdldier 10 Dab alc
reGt5eitig oos 6reic erreiGten- Ole
@eretteteu ianoeu 9hIinobme bel
SRI Seleu Soco6s, 9ir $50, @eit.
6opctteitroBe.
3mci mDiteri0ie 9rGn0e.
Synner6ol6 BON elmer StinOe 6rd-
c6cn Qclicrn &ornlittog IN SiiOmeIt-
Baltimore 5uei 9rdnoc aus, Oeren
Gntltc6ungSuriodc nidt erfldrt wcr.
Ben folul. ain5 Dor 8 llbr bronntc
es in Oem 3immer uon 9lihorO Nlno.
Oor. gfr. 1868, 9ebmouitraBe Sn
Dem 3inlmer beiono iid 9liemono,
unO ais ser 9rono cntocdt wirOe,
ipor 6ereitS 6ctrdAtlihcr Sdoocn
onqeridtet
8lr5 Oaroui tpurOe oie 6euerwe6r
ndd Dem BON Charles Nf 0jrap be.
tpo6nten Souie 9}r. 1888, Siio|@a1s
iouitroBe, seriieu. Sm OrittenStod
perf lUar in elmer Olatrobe 6ener
ousqe6roden unO ais Die SSeuerpebr
onlongtc. itono Oos gon5c 3mmer
in Slonimen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-25
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