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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-05
VERA CRUZ MARINES
ARE WELCOMED HOME

Philadelphia, Dee. e.. The eNnedi-
tlnnalv force OF 1900 marines. who
arrived az the Philadelphia navy yard
IN three transports from Vera cruz
were massod today on the parade
GROUND and addressed by Mai. Cen.
George Barnett commanding the ma
rlno corps who praised the work Of
the officers ana men while N Mexico.
II am very glad to welcome you
home, he said u am proud Of what
you did ana ! am only sorry that you
did not come home With Your ranks as
full as when you went away
General Barnett read a letter from
Secretary Daniels. commencing The
services OF the marines la Mexico.
In accordance with the desire Of the
secretary. about 900 II the men let
tonight on a thirty-day furlough and
as fast as possible the others will Sc.
similar lcayes. Eighteen hundred q
the men are 70 be permanently sta
toned mere ana the others Will he
distributed to other stations.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-05

carrying food 10 Bfleum. a docu-
mont was filed with The collector of
The port OF PHILADELPHIA making Il
plain that the cargo belonged 10 The
American commission and was dea-
tined for Belgian civilians by way Of
Roitcraam.
After much negotiation which IN
cmdrd communications with the state
and treasury departments and the
German embassy in Washington, the
collector was notified TO issue the
clearance paper. ON notification
from the German ambassador the
German consul 1T Philadelphia thea
issucd "a certificate of safe conduct for
the Bniiscan.
Vice Chairman Bales said today h.
wished 10 reitcrate the denial that the
Gormnns IN Belgium were levying "a
Tux on food contributed hy Americans
This report. he said, had distressed %
great many Americans and had inter
fcred with the work Of obtaining sup
plies
The commission today assigned the
steamer Hanna for transportation 81
the first contribution OF thirty KAN
sas counties. The steamer Wabonsh
was assigned to the state Of Louisiana.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-05
GERMANS SUFFER- GREAT
LOSSES IN POLAND

london, Dee. (s;55 u. M z~isx-
perts estimate that the Germans lost
two-thirds Of their army in Poland
In the recent lighting in the region
between The WurtH ana Vistnla fiv-
efa says dispatch from fetrogfad
TO the Morning Post Prince 0sear
ana Prince Joachim, sons Of the Ger
man emperor are reported to have
escaped only by taking flight IN an
aeropmnc. Tho message refers to the
delay in the arrival OF russian rein
fateements which enabled the Ger
mans TO break through the surround
ing ring and adds
AS il was, a lnrge number OF Ger
mans got out of the trap aud the
subsequent lighting has been a curl
ous tactical spectacle with the RUS
slams aud Germans In alternate strips
covering considerable area. The Ger
mans have alternated furious attacks
with retreat lighting ana the mfor-
nation yonchsnfcd Is insufficient g
show how iinul success can be at
tanned
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-05

street shooting was an attempt to
murder him, said the states attorney.
'and his purpose Of confessing was
revenge. lie believes the police tried
to kill him because they feared he
would come 10 my office and con-
TESS
Both Bertsche and James Ryan
made their statements without prom
ise Of immunity They will both have
to 50 to prison, but ! have promised
that when they serve eleven months,
will do my utmost to have them par
dOned
After we have cleaned up on the
clairvoyant end of the inquiry we will
take UP the connection Of the police
with safehlowers. burglars sneak
thieves, pickpockets and hold-ups.
Bertsche's confession covers it all and
he Will be our chief witness"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-05
KITCHENER SAYS
IRWIN s. COBB
M|SQU0TED HIM
War Lord Of Great Britain Re-
pudiateS interview Published
in Saturday Evening Post of
Current Week.
sv MORNING JOURNAL srseia. ls.sso w'ssi

London, Dec. ti0.20 y. m.)-The
press association announced tonight
that It had been fully informed with
reference To an interview purporting
TO have been made by Irwin $. Cobb
with Lord Kitchener, which was
printed in the United states. then
cabled 10 London, and published here
today that the language Is not that
of lord Kitchener and that his lord
ships official representative ex-
presses surprise that il should have
been regarded possible that Lord
Kitchener used such expressions.
The Official press bureau tonight
issued the following statement on the
subject:
with reference TO q so-called in
tervicw with Mr. Cobb: Although
Lord Kitchener saw Mr. Cobb a few
minutes on October Il. nothing in the
nature of a special interview was
arantcd and the remarks attributed
to the secretary Of s-tte for war are
Imaginary
The interview referred to above
was printed by an American weekly
magazine and was widely copied by
newspapers throughout the country.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-05
BIG DEMAND FOR
COTTON IN GERMANY

thf hO~hlbS JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED Niftl
Washington, Dec. 4.--Cotton ship
ments from America to Germany and
Austria are expected by state and
commerce department officials to To-
tai $4,000 to 10000 bales month
as soon as the marine insurance rates
thereon can be adjusted more salts
faetoriiy to the shippers.
The state and commerce depart
ments jointly have been working out
the plans Some Ct il is going dlreet
TO the port of Bremen. other cargces
to Rotterdam, Genoa or other neutral
ports and thence into Germany and
Austria. The ships will come back
bearing potash. dyestuffs and other
chemicals needed here. which Ger
many will allow to be exported to this
country only in American bottoms.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-05
RELIEF STEAMER GIVEN
SAFE CONDUCT TOR TRIP

New York. Dec. 4-ln order that
the steamer Ratiscan might sail from
philadelphia tomorrow With $4,000
bushels 81 wheat for the starving BEL
gians. numerous papers to insure the
ship against molesiatlon had to hs
procured tho commission announced
tanieht Tho Batisean IS a British
steamer and therefore the regulations
which the German government re-
Gently announced must be complied
with in the case OF unneutral vessels
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-05
COBB SAYS INTERVIEW
WAS tiBSTtNTIAILY TRUE

New York. Dec. Irwin S. Cobb
made this statement tonight regard
ing his interview with Lord Kitch-
cner.
"By arrangement Of third per-
son Of prominence in England, ! did
see Lord Kitchener on october p for
about forty minutes | used no pencil
ana paper during the conversation,
following the custom Of interyiewcrs.
/ afterwards reproduced the CONVEX
sation with Lord Kitchener as exact
~ as ! could. I did not deliberately
or wilfully misrepresent him and |
am quite positive that ] caught his
meaning. as nearly as possible the
text of what he said, and | am sure
that ] quoted him correctly. / have
had some experience as an interview
err and | have fairly good memory"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-05
RUSSIAN nEpORTs GIVE
NO MILLING on Results

petrograd, Dee. 4. Tho following
statement from the general stan 81
the Russlan commander inrfhief was
iasned tonight
"pn the lcft bnnk of the Vistuln
on Dccomhor Q, there was some
fierce fighting on the front Of
Giowno-f.owioz and also on the west
cfn roads towards Lodz and Pielr-
NOV.
ION the other fronts there were no
essential notifications In the lines.
ION the fronts Ia the Caucasus
December Q, thcre wns no Important
iiHhtlng.'
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-05
DifliS FIGHTING IN
SNOW TWO FEET DEF
lene,n I'M rnrls. nN.. 5. ia.ia

Geneva t,ia Paris, Dec. s, f2:i5 a.
M -~huing the last three DAVIS there
mas been a slow hut general move
meaI ol the French in Asaee against
the tiernnn nndwohr forces Tho
movement nleo has begun in Lorraine.
furnhaupt near Thanh, With five
miles Of railroad was captured Yes
terdHN. Tho Nusgcs mountains are SO
deep IN snow that at Tete-de- Funk,
near Col-du-Honhommo at an alti-
tnde Of 1850 fcct the advance guards
If the armies wore lighting IN tive
seAi 81 snow. rho men ia the trenches
10 Alsace are SUFFERING greatly FROM
the cold
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-05
PARIS REPORT CLAIMS
PROGRESS BN ALLIES

Paris. Dee 4 doi27 .. m)--The
following official communication WIS
issued toniaht
AT no place along the entire front
hns there been any notable incident
ION uiir right wing we have nude
progress Ia the direction Of and near
to Aitkirch
During the day Of December .. We
made AL prisoners In the region Of
the north alone"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-05
LnhllntInn in xicnna.

Venice. Dec tvia London. SAG T.,
m) There was great iuhilation "
Vienna when the news Of the occupa
tion OF Belgrade by the Austrian
forces was published. Throughout
the city the streets were decorated
With slags The newspapers were fill
ed with praise Of the Austro-liunga-
.rian troops.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-05
SEVERE RHEUMATIC
PAINS DISAPPEAR

I'M sumatism depends On ON ac'd In
the blood. which affec'i the muscles
and Joints, producing inflammation,
stiffness and pain. This acid gets into
tho blood through some defect IN me
digestive process.
Hoods Sarsaparllla. the "ld-tlme
blood tonic, II very sueeesstrl 10 me
treatment OF rheumaGsn Il acts
directly with purifying effect on the
blood, and improves rho DIGESTION.
Don't suffer. Oct Hoods today Wv
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-05
QUIT PREVAILS IN
AUSTRIAN WAR ZONi3

Nienna tyia London, Dec, 4, 1885
~ M The following official COM
munieatlon was issued tonight.
In the Carpathians w west salieln
and in south Poland. quiet prevailed
generally yesterday.
"The lighting in north Poland con-
tinuca
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-05
PILES Cared IN q toftD ays.

.ffsgRlsls refund money & TAG
OINTMENT fails TO cure Itching
Blind. bleeding or Profading Piles
First application gives relief. soc.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-05

Real estate problems--purchases sales or
trade--are easily solved by Journal want
ada Read them use them. Do II today
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-05

oveftaken and destroyed by The Aus
trallun cruiser sydney II Is taken
for granted, howtvnr that the con-
voy Of the transports WIS SO strong
that even the ltmden would not have
dared 60 attack them
The statement made la the Italian
parliament by Premier Salandra TINT
Italy should maintain her attitude Of
watehful and armed neutrality has
created much interest here, ana SYM
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-05
PEEVED BECAUSE
GRAF I INC COPS
SHOT HIM TWICE
Man Who Paid Chicago Po-
Iicemen Big "Hush-Money"
Says They Tried TO Make
Him Second RoSenthaI.


Chicago, Dee. &c. +. Barney
Eertsche. ward politician and for
years leading figure in Chicago's
underworld, today followed the lead
OF Frank Ryan. leader of the clair
voyant ring here. walked into the
grand jury room and told what he
knew Of the revelations between GER
tain policemen and criminals SO did
James Ryan, active worker in the
clairvoyant ring.
Their stories, which substantiated
and augmented the confession made
yesterday by Frank Ryan, resulted to-
night in nine true bills being voted
against members of the detective bu-
reau, according TO Macloy Hoyne,
states attorney Hoyne said the in
dictments will not be returned until
saturday
At Outs With Police.
Bcrtsche, who. with James Ryan,
was convicted of having swindlcd Mrs.
Hope l.. McEldowney of Lacrosse.
Wis, to the extent Of $4,000, has been
az outs With the police department
since a revolver fight on busy
downtown corner some time ago.
Detectives James Monaghan and Will
! liam Egan, Rertsche, Nathan Spira,
who had Just been convicted Of arson,
and one or two bystanders all went to
hospitals with bullet wounds as a re-
suit Of the fight.
After leaving the grand jury room
l}ertschc told Of an agreement he said
he had made with capt John ]. Hall
pin, until recently in charge Of the de-
tcctivo bureau. and Lieut. John Tobn,
| hy which Frank Ryan and his men
werc to have monopoly Of the clair
lvoyant business downtown. captain
lIalpin ana 1'obin. both of whom re-
Gently were transferred from the de-
ltective bureau, denied Bertsches
story.
Resented Being Shot.
| Bertsche was offended because he
had been shot at 4 paid these COP
lpers as high as 81 600 a month, he
said, "and what did ! get? A couple
Of bullets They tried to make a Ro-
seminal out of me- They thought
was in so bad with the states attor-
/ ey they'd get a gold medal for kill
ling me / arranged with Halpn and
lTobin to pay them $500 a month for
leach place we opened. | paid il to
them like YOU pay your rent, the first
of every month. Then the price was
raised TO S400 a month for each place
land that satisfied them for a while
Then they began sending such fellows
as Egan and his kind down for what
they could get. S10a or $500 at time.
In spite OF all that when ! was on trial
in the McEldowney trial. | went on
1.-THE witness stand and sworc J never
gave them a dollar in my life"
Confession Not Given Out.
Bertsche's confession was not made
lpuhlic. IL comprises 120 typewriter
lpages. according to Hoyne.
"lle IS convinced that the Randolph
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-18

Oiticiic Gocu. uobe @ic@IOcrrD Sir7
1916 bel So
SouorO g(. &eap al G6os. s.
Sdeiier uu0 6ran 9lorOieite 9olti.
more-Stry no6e aeumooo9lue, 146
bel 70.
Godel 6. @o6en on &orrD Go6en
uuo 5rou, Oitieite 9lnn.Strv nobe
Snirmount 9loc., t3 bel So
Scribe @. g9eitcott 9lgent ou Glis
5obet6 N}. Sinos, @eitieite Syno6urit
9lpc., no6e SoQp. 26.6 bel t25.
Mott6up @. Suiter an Com. 5.
Golgon iru 9}orOieite Goger. nobc
G6eitcr. StroBe, 1t.9 bel so.
Sorriet 9. 9lodi6eor al 6reO. 6.
alein lmO 6rou SiiOieite G6eia.
peofe-StroBe, uo6e ~. Str, POS
bel 150.
So6n $. @ormer al Sgnac5StoHe-
lcf unO Srou , @rlnoitiide.
%oIter &. @eitp6al al SoS. &.
@ilfeuS, gforOieite &enroie-, no6c
&llosfi.StroBc, 1879 bel go
Gao g. NlcNlobon al Morp 81.
@olpim @eitieite 9li6burtou-StroBe,
no6e giortb.9lpe., 10 Del tt5.
Gieiel6e an Gereio s. NicOlo6on,
@eitieite 9lib6urton.Str, no6e9Iort6-
9lpe., Is bei t15.
@olter g. @eitp6oI an Sol. 0l
@urron unO 6rmI , @rlmOitiide
Gerielbe Qn 6reo. Gieb mo 6roL
9toroweiticitc Somiops uabc 9rims-
rid StrnHe. 1873 bci Y.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-18
.SicirnihA.Qitrllirn.

Socob Silpermon 26, mO Sophia
%eitfe, 20.
Eoap g. @oSnea, "a, BON @ooO
bine, NlO., mo 0lo6el e. Goriep, 21,
BON Nlt. 9lirep, WlO.
@eorgec @i. Steincrt, D. uuO Cleo
nor @. S6nfer, 20.
George i. Sofemeucr 26, uno Gli.
5a6et6 @} @erb, "a
G6orles g. 9uiiiils, %, bon Goi6.
ington, 9. s, lmO 9lnnie s. Noing,
%, BON Baltimore
@oIOeu @}. SefliL 81 BON 9ecSs
burg, So, uuo @}arie 9ioBbad, t9,
pon Baltimore.
9l6rabom Q. Steport, 81, uuO
geaic Sebnert, 30, gei6ieOen.
,SloDO s. Simmer, 26, lnO Gli5o
u. NloDnaro, %.
G6omos 5. Gonrop, a. imO @}orp
81. SisgerolO, "a.
9ouiS @}orgon "a, mo Momie
@ropes, %.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-18
SECOND CALL.

5000 sIil s OF Conn 5s20er. . 03
$4,000 Solio Glcc Der (e)........ 0sN
5000 Gin 4er, 1851 (slmer ... osM
$4,000 Giib 4er. 1902 ,........ osi4
$1,000 Conf Gos 4i4r........... 1858
$4,000 S'iborn 5ueI 5cr........... 0l
$3.50 vS.e iunoe fcpt.......-.. SO
$1,000 @'6 GIcc 20 5cr..-...... as%
$4,000 y .. MOB & G6icaoo Der. 50
$1,000 ilri &bs I. 4er............. sSh
80 sInt0cuc IS & 3 com. 100
80 srni0eilc Gf6oru 5ueI pio. 72R
7s 9hm6cilc Siocrm & Ecp. III. 1856
100 9lni6cie @.s.s erco com. , IA
! sIni6cl s. . pio dr cii@ 81. 81
250 sIni0eile s. 9 com (ir ciis) ... iGA
so sniccilc % & @ II (s D. "a
80 sInl0eic @at Nauf oi @alilmore174
% Sni6cic Gai @aHf Of 9alio...t75
10 smf6eilc glori6 Central .....ils
elui6ei.c Gori0 Central. .....tisH
10 sml6cic ga ssai @oip com ~ 75A
. stn0eiIe @o seai @ow CONT. 76
100 sni0eic llni G0S conf ~ 2Gss
iG5 smt6cile llni &bs com. ....... 2Gh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-18
g9irfnna Oea g90rteg uNIaIIern. Z

Mirfmng 0es gSOrtes vSlattern.
g9el6 cine unge6eure g9irflng
oQein oos g9ort n9lattcrn~ 6o6en
fam 5eigte iid) geitern in ser moro
0itliben @oli5eiitotion Ger 9fcger
Somes Gonpbor, gegeu Oen ouf Ser
onluliung ieiner Srou ein Sooitbefebl
megen onge6liAcn &erloiiens crloiien
meroen ioQtc, fam geItern iel6it nod
Der &oli5eiitation, I'M icine &er6ois
tung oleidter 81 MAIDEN. Gr flagtc
9iicbter Geon, ooB er feline 9lrbeit lin.
Den tonnc; Inn wenigltcus etuoS SIT
perOienenl babe er porgeItern cill
Sous gereiniat aus Dem man cinen
Slottcrnfronfen geiHoiit babe.
9ie @irflng Oieies @eitGnOniiie9
mor iq6el6oit: Ger 9li6tcr Gean
iliidietc iicb 6irter icin @ult, oac
%ol3iiicn Ordu9ten iidb in Die Gdeu,
0oS @n6liflml ito6 dngitlib aus
cinanOer. llnO i6ueIler, nls er er.
partete, mar SomeS Gonip6or ouS
Dem StotionSbollie. mcnigitcns nit
Der Scirieoi0nnM in Oen nGbiicn
(dgcn gou5 iiNcr nic6t per6oitet 3il
pcr0eh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-18

" c 8 n. p 3ullDr y4,002 Wlla
lbel; &erionOt BON Oen @lepotoren
1923 9ui6el; @lepotoreu.@orrot6
791,673 9ui6cl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-18
NrnnSitiifs.ltchcrtrnnnnocn.


Sas. Stotbert lmO Srm al Ste-
iouo @oriuo uno 6rou, Oitieite9lcw.
ington Ylacc no6e 9ofer.Str, 1916
bel 50.
G0w 5. Gallagher, iry II. 81. al
@lorgoret q. @lo6afiep, 9tor0oiticitc
9ltfinion-9lOc, no6e 2S. StroBc, 13
bel 1916.
SoS. 9luOerion imO 6rou an saul
Sortmon mO 6rol 9lorooitcde &c
6niou,Str. uuO @oitern.9lue, t4.G
bel 626.
So6u 9|ouof an G6os. Srieie mo
ISroi, @citieite acnwooo- 9lpey no6e
MoOiion-Sir. 1879 6ci 20.
So6n &opuSciusfi uno Srou an
9(rhito5Do S8orfo, 0itieite 0arc.
no6e iott-SraBe, II bel 60.
2ouiio Souoer IL. ". al Geo. q.
Sing, @citieitc SSnltou.glue, no5c
@lul6errp.StroBc, 20 6ei 165.
@eo. g. Sing an 99. Sorrp 9roe
unO SralL @eItieitcSulton.9lue. na6c
Mulberrp-StroBe, 20 bel 1865.
Geoiil @oBtiemic5 an N}i&ol So-
bus mo 6rou, Nitisite 9lun. no6e
9om6aro.StroBc, IS bel "a.
9lnnie @ons5Of an So5cf SSr3osfo,
NItieite 9ono.StroBc, nd6c Canton.
S(ocnue, 20 bel 45.3.
Sos. s. Gormou an So6n O. $50.
Gel, Sitieite @looeiro-, na6c @oua6-
SiruBe, 11S 6ei So.
Glouoe 5. Sucos an @m 81. %rcc
Oltieite$leoiont @locc, no6c 3S. Str.
- bel 70.
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@oultneD 2 @rllnOitide
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@rmOltiidc
Sos. 6. @ormnn al 6rouf SS. $50.
gel Oitieitc MoOeiro., na6e @on16.
StroBe IA bel 80.
Gli5a NS. &oo0 al &oin G. Slelo'
Sllleitc Geuion-, na6e Gliiton'Strv
90 bei 100.
SrouciS 6. &corom Gruitce, an
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@Iab-Str, no6c Sntroouctiou 9lacD
"a 6ei 100.
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leo SoinOrieS, gtoroedc Gutou. rnO
Sioole-Strv % bel IS.
So5n 3. 9iod an Caroline Siein.
meoel gforOieitc Saratoga. uo6c 9'll.
loSfi.Siry IA 6ci so.
D9fortb Goltcrn 8. & 9. 81" on
9mnie s.. Stic6lcr, Gillette Sgai6ina
ton, nabe G5oie-Str., IA bel 80.
"Jtellance &coltp Co. an @m. 6.
Sopmon uno SrmL Oiticite SAILS :.
y. Nooo, no6c Al. Ctr, "A bel 800
g9fo6elter.&irfncb ". 6. &c." an
@m g. 0iooetomp uuo 6rou, Siio.
weitiritc EipoIi, no6c Sorforo. .9}ooo,
14.3 bel %.
.9icl Gonit. Co. ali 6ronf 6.
gscli6, jr, mO 5raL Siioieitcs 9lrl
no6-9lue., uo6e 1 Str. % 6ci 100.
@mil @uOnie Eullicc, an Su
Spo6u lnO 6rot 9torOmcitcde@Oeu-
nnO 9iO0le.Str, II bei 95
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G6oS. 81. 9loomS mo 6rou, 9lorSicitc
"a. StroBe, no6e Slo 9orf 9iooO
So. s. g9cooer an Sol @ppun inO
,SralL NItieite Goen- no6e WcGloer.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-18
@cutiQc ShluBrotc.

ooI SIlWcI.
Sclitigc S6hABrotc:
STANDARD weiBcr Nv. 44%-45
9tr 3 mciBer 4lH-.
u oG0cn. 3uin6r 10, l54 @u-
ihel; &crianOt BON ocn @lepotorcn
1900 9uicbel; @lcpotoren &orrot6
9S,929 9ni6eI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-18
:, ,Scrcimigtc Singer BON Baltimore,
gegriInOet 1885.

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nerdor-Glu66ous," gtr. S52, glorO-
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