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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1914-09-10
Examiners Notice.

Notice is hereby given that theundersign-
ed, appointed by the County Commissioners
of Garrett County, to view the lands through
which the proposed road shall be relocated
said road to pass through the lands of Mrs
kfmmell, L. Fl. Means, J. b. Meese. W. II.
mont road at q. W. Wetzell's. and examine
whether the said proposed road should be
relocated will meet on the 5th day of Octo-
per. 1914, for such purpose, and to de
termine whether the public convenience
requires the said relocation of said road, and
II so, to locate the same and preform their
duty in the premises.
p. II. RODEHEAvER,
d. MCLEAN.
II. G. HAMILL.
Examiners.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1914-09-10
Supervisors Notice
General Regis
tration Voters

OFFICE OF
THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF ELEC- J
TON FOR GARRETT COUNTY. {
Oakland, Md, August 81, 1914
Notice is hereby given that in accord
ance with the provisions of Article SO,
as amended by Chapter 236 Acts of 1910.
the undersigned Officers of Registration
of the respective Election Districts of
Garrett county, Md, will hold their
slttings from O'Clock a. m. until 8
O'Clock p. m. on
Tuesday, September 22nd,
Wednesday, September 23d,
Tuesday, October 9th,
Wednesday, October 9TH,
Tuesday, October 18th,
1or revision only.
(No one can register after Wednes-
day, October ~
at their respective places of registra-
ton hereinafter named, for the purpose
of registering in their respective regis
tries of voters all persons who possess
or before the day of election next ensu-
ing may possess the requisite qualifica-
lions under the Constitution of the State
of Maryland and the laws made there
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1914-09-10
Engineer and Surveyor.

have opened an office in the First
National Bank Building, Oakland, Md,
and will give prompt attention to all
engineering work offered. Road, rail-
road, grades. grade lines and town
work. Mineral land and coal reports.
Land surveying.
w. MCCULLoH BROWN,
Adv. P. o. Box AZ, Oakland, Md.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1914-09-10
Official Ballot For Primary Election

compliance with of
Maryland title Elections amended
l 1910 1912 and 1914
Board OF Elections
1914
ment of the ballot to be voted said will substantially
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1914-09-10
STATEMENT
Receipts and Disbursements
for All Schools in Garrett
County, Maryland.

For Public School Purposes for the
Year Ending July 3lst. 1914.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1914-09-10
Supervisors Notice
OF
Primary Election.

Notice is hereby given to the Judges and
Clerks of Election and to the qualified voters
of Garrett county, Maryland, that in accord
ance with the provisions of Chapter al Arti-
Gle 80 of the Code of Public General Laws of
Maryland, passed at the January session,
1910 and amended by the Acts of 1912,
Primary Election will he held in the several
districts of said Garrett county, at the usual
places of holding elections and hereinafter
set forth on
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-23
LEON RICE, NOTED
SINGER, METHODIST
CHURCH WEDNESDAY

The coming OF Leon Rice. the ~sni'
nens New York tenor To Trinidad fos
a song recital TO he given ~ the
First NJ. =. church next WEDNESDAY
nishi. is an even, in musi~ai circles
no, to ~ duplicated in importance
snon. u is seldom that an artist os
islsrnsfsonAi rrpu'e. such IS Mr..
Rice. can b~ induced to appear in the
smaller cities. and upou terms which
~iii I.-rmi, everyone who likes GOOD
nau.ir tn near him. No regular sa-
mission Zee viii be charged.
i.oeai ios-ss OF high eis.s music
~. delegated that circumstances
have arisen ths, permit the ssi~at~a
artist To stop over here rn route
from, hi. Pacific coast tour. iIorai
peopi@ can ~njoy his famous Eve
ming os Song which ha. charmed
more than t~o million hearers =, s|
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-23
NONE HALF so GOOD
AS CHANBERlArN's

u have tried q number of couzh
medicines for the children hut never
found any half so good as Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy writes Mrs
Alex. johnson. New Hsven. Ind. "ft
will not only check Group but will
cure q cough or cold quicker than
any other remedy We have used. The
children like it and I know II can
not do them harm as IL Is free fspm
opiatcs.'' For sale by all dealers.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-23

= New York. Fch. .s-N,cr three
year.' absence from tn. Police Head.
quarter. the lineup ha. BEEN r.-
ssosed in Nc~ YORK Thi. in.,iiu.
ton vas devised to famiiiaris. tho
detective. Of Nov York with tho
criminals of New York Al nine o..
clock each morning all ;hcs. locked
- the previous aay on charge. OF
eolony. Who have no, been admitic I
- hsl. are brought from the differ.
eAt oolice-s,ation. to HeadguarteIl
aod there assembled for the ins,ruc.
tSon OF the detectives Tn. orizinsi
Lineup was horn OF til. days when
he Central Office squad was lars,,
Aad the coils at Headquarters AWAY.
Weee full. Prisoners arrested foT
Oefythins from burglary to aa.aul,.
mo ssill were behind bars a, brcai;
- day. were taken to the platform in
ne big basemen, room. and there .S-
e1blted to the assembled detectives.
0ot.pads. arrested on evidence too
sjim to convict them. thus would be-
Introduced to the ever changing
fbrre. The detective from behind his
0ask would scfutinizc tn. features OF
ne prisoner AMI make mental notes
BAT would come in handy the next
81e the prisoner in question was
0nsht coming out OF strange hail
1ay or jostling crowd. The rcstcr-
peion of the lineup was due to the
bet that the streets of New York
save become over run with crooks OF
VI kinds and the present administra-
sion Is determined to rid the city oi
dem. The lineup is of unpuestion-
0ble value and criminals shun It be-
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-23

YeiicH soar and uass .snr maj
seem scs, remote tron college work
and higher esiueatioa. y", ihe~
form a part of the regular curttcn.
ium at cac os New fost's iradina
|un,s.rpitts>. and ua,es. a siri .aA
rusiify q. an expert ~ash~oasn sac
eanaot hope for her u. =. decree 10
tho department Of household sr's.
Tho ierrofs Of Greek. the iusricarics
NJ mathematics. the mys'rit~s 81
psychology. 81, pale before the la
horicps toll. of the laundry eourss.
which requires good stout muscles
AMI a rhe-fy heart rather than gnick
sit. and = vocabulary. There is,no
s,uffiax here. but hard labor Of the
s,ions.back variety where dainty
girls. luauria,s Girls. all forget their
,r., iona condition ana fall ssiian,iy
10 rubbing. bciiias, ssarehias aad
biuins like .ruc professionals. With
white arms flashing In and on, Of
tho foam and curly heads hcni low
over tubs. With scrap. cf cong ana
burst. Of laughter. with the rnmhI-
Of msngic. through tho hs.sink
steam. With model c.iu,pmcn, and
sunshine and air-the education OF
tho American girl ecee "n rs she
learns the lcssous Of home.craft. Ev.
cry week there arc differcnt prob
lens. diffcrcnt soaps. aud different
bluiags. All kinds Of washer. and
ma r!cs are tried. Incidentally. the
girls have to learn the chemistry Of
soape. blutoe. starch. textiles and
stains and everything else that has
! chemistry-s no small part of their
lahors.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-23
EXPEDITION i.IAuI1s
HOLD P1I1IlnuA1Y op4Jugo

sas rfass,sso. cal. vvb, ga
s'ssAms-tass,fss is,-s~ssisaaI cSra.i.
'i.s ,tf~iais scsas.ssa sasay . his
rs'h,'z s-'~ass'ics II ''ua~ y~as ~
ssfv ih. ot~aias The pFuersm 10.
ciuied .e~~he. b. jss.s> Ra,rh. js..
rrssof n San rfsn.tsro: chsFss~ 4.
Moor. es-sidesi NJ The exposition
'ir- aNiis. ~s-sei~> BY q soasasy cs
militia. sustas races " the hay ssd
IL" presentation ot . fIAx In The -.
Yes'ssoa hs = soas.ii.ee a natts.
500. saa daughter IT the Golden
Wet
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-23

.soiiss ssa sp~ ards sdmi.ssna aasiaG
his ~use-es ssees -mhrasihx as~r fso
Thousand srr-ssans-s in Eaglsaa.
cassss ssa Amsstss. Nsny risisrss
sbo Aas- visited Ns~ Sosk wSil ~.
msss'ss NJ Ries - The tsssous sssos
salnsss of Tstsisy shsr-,. ~e~s~ ms.
ss~ ssasssl. essaNeS hlm eth sesas
ih- Aish-ss selssSsA ssasee " A0ee.
Va
As all arc awsr~. Tsssisy t'Aar~h
~nsrnesssca of Ns~ fosS csiy. y
The s,rhesi church 10 the vosiA. It's
real estate ho,Aisrs sioss in Nee
Scsb arr Appraised ~ -ss~~a,as oas
ausdsv-i million soiisrss II !. sAsd
the, hstn - all sia,as the facet choir
that aesey sss osssias As i~sisas
.ssos.s. Ns. Rtv's ssagine astsas,-d
siassrs~as atssa.isa. shos.ssa. al.
arssrsrsr articles rsai.sss hi. ~oa-
'i~ssu' ~o.c-s so far .. ~ saoua
there hss hssrs h~~a sa ansas ~ able
oninboe ~Spr-serd by sa, musical
rsts,~ II v said lhss Nc not oai,
ehssms hut sima.s hypsosss-. hSa
sufi-~,c. an. rsea in snssi,~r places.
whes- not veil kno~a. hts second
strrsraes- never fail. TO stlI the
house
II bs,istL. tho itsraA sAs. The
aaas-ate shkh heard Leon Ricc-a
second snNx recital 81 IN. I.yrvu@
theaies auns.-y just t.s"" people.
Every s~ss In the he'ssr Was tiiisd
aud ovss i.cSn ~csr turned sws, nc.
fo<r she concert started. The doprs
were eloee-i ct O'Clock. = quarter
Of ~ koar hefcs- the rrpsrsm ~orn-
neneea.''
Mr. Rsce fili b- a-ess'cs' by Jennie
Caesar -Rtha. ~ the r,sno Mr. Rice
r an artist of International fame.
having distinguished h-rsri. by pisno
pisyins At the Chicago world. fair.
At which time she won the medal q.
tho youngest professional pianist.
The distinguished artist, have
been induced by Rev. Frank Wood
1rrsna,i To spcpsr herc without any
stipulated guarantee. No admission
is to hc charged. However. after
about two.thirds OF the program hes
bcen given the church will receive
a silver appreciation offering which
n ia nrDpnA~d IN oroaene bts,, a. =
testimonial from the music iovcfs OF
,hia city. II IL hoped that thoec at
t"ndins will come prepared to sive
according to their mean. and tnd1.
vidusI appreciation. provided they
like the recital well enough TO lead
cncoura q ment lf successful no
doubt other famous artists will come
here m similar terms
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-23

sad usakiiisA vsatuPs 10 truffle
ssskiag is likely 10 psove expensive
sd 9roeitiea The only truifie-
ssthssiss dog IL shis eountry. al
iAoash several are bsiax sssiaed for
The spstsg traffic ssaseo. Is the prop
ssiy Of the officers q the New York
Bo,ahieai Garden. 1Ae dog Vas
brought fToa Italy last summer.
Tsuffies have \ peeuliaS odo. which
the dog estehes- TAsy grow uader
srousd ssd attached 10 the roots u
a. oak. willow or alder tree, Whsn
the dos gets the seest he di:s down
ssd rorks about the rooss uniii ev-
cry lruffie has bess Seaoy.h. The
tFiffis is about - iasE~ as an En-
sii.s ~sinui. the outer covering be-
lag black. while the vegetable
sfnwsh is siresksd like marble. Il
u aid that there are three ,ruffie
fields In the Immediate nisiaiiy Of
Nee York City.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-23
ApvrnfuD LETTER Issf.

Lat of letter. Advertised ~ Trial
dsd. Colo. we~k rsdins rsssnary "a
II eos rallied for by March , 'hss
u II, 10 sent to the aesi letter "sssec;
Aivor'i. Horace.
Arulsrc. jcsus GONZALES.
Dri'soa. \. y
t,rown. Il. l..
H.sch. Harmon =
l,auncn. Mari.
isiandi. Carlo
Raniii. 1cne.
Chrusisticrsoa. y r.
Coidineson. Geo. J.
ranacry. Thomas
Chavez. Iosc.
rrescr. ]. n.
rilspo. t'ussrasun
Garrett. Earl
Garcia. F'lor~n,tno.
Cacena. Gauntta.
harris. y. u.
iarob.. Miss iwsie
Jensen. Harry.
ksrrcah. e. "
Martinez. A. q. essta
Murphy. ". Z.
Musereyat. l.. Leslie.
McCalIs. .. r
McMichaei. Mrs. q. walden.
Martinez. Mrs. SELMA.
Martinez. Simoatta.
Porter. rrank
Smith. smith
Sanders. \. w t?p
Stahimsn. Mrs. W. ~
smith. Miss Miriam.
Terry. Zeno q. I'd
Williams. smith Y Co.
Wetmer. Mrs. Jennie q.
II your letter Ia in this list please
state SO when YOU call.
= 30 H. u. VIGIL. r. N.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-23
ALLEGED NEGRO sIAYu
n 1U1lS On COAST

ssn Ffaarisro. Cat. trh -
Hvrras fr'u.. = aesro sho ha. h--n
traced tn itoaolulu ssd ha<k To ssr
rrssei.sa. ~As arrested ~ tho Sns-'
i..sas imaixsstioa ssattna herr y.s-
'-sdsJ. charged with siiiius Go.rr-
Nprray Of t.oas.vi,i~. Nv. s''er -,s-
hosss Musphy's sesideacc is- ~as
,usard oscr imemdiaseiy To t.outs-
vtjot detectives,
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-23


The latos, thing in the way Of
bachelor apartments may bc found
on Harlem River. This bachelors
anartmcn, DE- luNc IL on board n
small yacht aud serves as the house
81 on, of New Yort's wealthy bach.
clors throurhui; III" year The city
water il connected with thr iaok. on
board the electric light company
supplies III. current for thc iucan-
d.srcnis AMI tn. telephone company
has put the lone bachelor in direct
with thu outside
world. The apartment mas seven
rooms salon. bedroom. dressing
room. bathroom. gucs; room aud mu-
II room. The music rcO:n has two
Pullman hcrths for cytra company
and even the bnthtub can he covered
with berth IL required. The kitch-
on and engine room forward are one.
the cooking is done Just as IL IL on q
Pullman diner. Adjoining II aft is
the salon. q big comfortIpt,ic place
with plenty of elbow room. with
books. writing desk. a buffet. and
ali the comforts of n bachelors home.
The owner of this floating apart
ment is envi.d by many OF Ne
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-23

csus- they realize that their future
opportunity 'o cscaIs detection :. iB-
vcrs.ly in proportion to the ic;.c.
,is"s' Familiarity with ;h-ir persona,
appearance. Thiitc's prisoners were
i'Irad-d before ih- masked ic'cc.
'ive- at the iirs; assembly Thrsr
were the iirs; fruits Of tho now ad.
miuis,ra,ion's war against sun-mcn.
burglars AMI all crook. who dcai in
higher crimes.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-23

CATHERINE Of truffiee with the aid
Of dogs. - has been ioaG practised in
Italy, has besa introduced in New
Yosk with highly succcssful results.
Truffiea are worth % . pound and
are hard to get at the price. but
lacking the dog which Ia necessary to
locate the fungf and dig them up.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-23
FREEZING WEATHER
N COLORADO
Rec0veRS From STORM

iAnser. Colo. tss. .s.-A rails ia
the M,ssoast vale, yrsscsasy turned
10 sse-t lsss aisAs saa uish the fsres-
'ss ts@psss'ase shss city pssesSrsli,
wae esi ~ fFAa seesehass sa1 ss,e.
mach sasasstesssos ~s,h u. ~sss
81 the opssiss II hwaissss soAay.
Headquarters a The ,eiskrsth ron.
pss'es here reported their ssss~
Frustrated ssss of t.-siasses. Nss
ana fns' hpdsr. Kah.
There sss . iiehs .aou In co,s,
ssao Yesterday ssa Ia.s nssh, tn.
'os~s' Temperature In Cc,usAds IN
the last s~ess, .foaf hoass b~iss I:
dessr<s above srsu. Toas, ~a. ,isa,
9Th rtsiur Temperature.
Rnrnsss from shsosxhn.,l the s,ase
ai'~ Pueblo Rinimum i-mr-sssas-
Of : above arm. With "a iseh~. Of
saowfeii ~ Tsiasaaa the nssjaup
Temperature for the last twelve
h"u's ga. IS d-ss--- and the mini.
muir !. he,os s-so. Oaly = ,,a.a a..
precipitation sss tes,s.s-vi. Colo.
rsd" arfinss reported 8 above srro.
With snow na'ries dirina a.. nj.s,
and ss-idiy rising temperature To-.
day.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-23
That Made Milwaukee Famous

York. bachelor ses Who arc .osa'
PEELED "a iise wishin four walls sas
.,shmit To ali the isiauisis> Of IN
isai'er sy.s-m Of Nee York
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-23

i.ce AnGelss. Cal. feh. .s.-Coe.
ssnu~-i fair weather aided work to-.
dav in restoring service on railroad.
snd ~ifcs put .ois n sommt..soa by
the storm OF iasa ~eek. ComouaIea.
'ioa with -. esss hr rail- is expected
10 b. restored is,e ,oasy.
Passengers ot tho easshoapa Cali.
torsia limited and Phoeais express
marccned Friday In ountsins a,
Summit. twensy.tise mj,es east a.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-23
Ha1nerslou&h's

s~s t'~ssssAisn. s~s- s-s~s~A TEDDY
sish rsos hs,sss
The rh~aso White ssax AaesSeas
league '-sn sss expected - ssoeA
i|n. Assr'e~ isss soAsy. 1Ssy 80
is-h's.fnas hoass heAisA ssDs.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-23

-as t'-fasrsise. Calf. rss. :s.-
Rs'isaaa 'ssftI, Sish the ssss -.
restored TO-DAY.
cAjes t'as. % The ssssa ~ rail.
snsd. sss cleared ~ seesa vrseh.
sse. ~sssssss vsss sPsaifs1 - -
srsias fso@ the esss. seoro hoaoA
ssse~ vftdsy sishs. hssss oesias
fos~ssd Today.
Naaf ssslsoasa isAiss siss usse
started for CkSsaso,
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-23

sioanl Institutions II N~~ York is
the sehooi for Subway GssrAs- This
srhan, is conducted u . subway car
saiis especially for tho purpose. u
!. buried In ihe wsse 0ao Hundred
ana Forty -eisAlh assess yard Of tas
sssusy sysssa. rhb little subway
sehaoi srsias over s.ees a,es each
year 10 the ass Of opsstug aud eins-
iss Seoss. pisetsg sisas. adjusting
ssstiiatnss. esiiiaG eat sessinns. paii.
iss bell eosAA. sssvsstas aa~ssioss
reasssoasiy. Asd . Thousand osh~s
dstsiiA al of vhirA - toward the
lhsoessiesl co0foss q Es~ Sosk's
miiiioo sad = quarter dsiiy aadss.
esoasa sssssissA Tte s,a~usioa.
AansA.saisse i~rna sskss II, half
ss eresy ho,ss srssi u The sshno, esf
ssa IL 10 ,his portion a their 'sain,
las uhies the ma Jasisy al is- Guards
ss~ sat saek Tn i~ASs sssia. ror.
sseaeE~ A. IL nsS assA. j, ,s often
sssS a:tfisaii to b. . subway nsssd
ssa . human h~iss ai The same time
-ssea after ssrsivtag iss'surstoas
svoa 81 sssssA n this hsaaek as study
% the Sev Sosk Sshssy. ~ the
ssisesiy saiasy oa swo Aollss< . dsy.
Nsay papiis 10 tho seanss ss- r-rsei
,nnigrsss. sad a.. Of 's-sn ase
ristrs - sesy ssssiy " ss~ labor
asskss Of Ne~ rnsk. Nevertheless
the underground travellers H--d Bot
,,.asis Responsibility nf shsas
badiiy ssis,se % The sash~af 'Fsias
10 sis.,y divided sSt~ssa sAsssy do.
ss~ss o. the messssSrel sssiass~ ot
the uasli. oas sasassa aaa hfsy
,hisAi, trained. veii.paid - ~isshaes
ssa . sces- es moss a ssr~s "as-
SssehseA rtNs,se ssassad staIS.
that sse ass{s ~ sssssessly ha,s
lnsis a. seshi19 - - stsA H. 1hey
an ~~-~iy snSe sos'sss 10 The ssfrl.
vof sAsty.tass Sssrs Ns~ Safk
has aasAos.d 80 isd', idaai Saa IL
su sAas sise hss sa' esvN 'c |.
,Asssss. Npa tsan sn s~isesssnas
.rrupi~s er aisiIk~ ef s'sytas si'hc''
Here. hoe fsyios T. iAnhse-s-s'ss
ssoss b. frep' pods--ssoaats Tor
sss fsmsskSnie record: y es1e ssn@
tso.sss osSsissiiy asi ~h'ie - hos'
sos ! ~-as IN sness~:s MORE thaa ar
ushss ssan ls~r~r. tiss ~h~a J so'
married. . fouaa I Owed hsafss'i
Joltas~ sAs, I had hossused 10 has
,A~,sss sl-ksss. aaa ! thes decided
that Z had .~~a 10 the sh~sses
svaush for aar osc nsa. S".
sos's ~sss . snotc ssd sos'' .~an'
ar,sk md aos's play essds. 6"s
dosv Jon think daa'i have s"'''
time. ! DO.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-23
lollCe LINEUP RESTORES
TO F|6nT Go1nAlRS CROOKS

IsaeA Abandoned Yea Tried Again City
CIitAas Suspects Before Masked
Aquatic Bachelor Apartment srubbux
Univessiiy Curriculum Proud Traffic
Hound Subtenaean School Subway Employees
Resdeni Who Has been Theaer n ~ Years
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-09

Iic idbrlic6e RcuuioH ocr @rict
troeer bon Baltimore miro am 2l
gloDenl6cr in %u3a5ers Nolle an oer
gGeit 5ranflitiiroBa itdttiinoen. Rolt
neiiter 5monn miro oie SunpiaRnf
iprahe balten 6crner peroen olc
@cdmtcn ocr 9iatonoI Serellgug
cer Qrieftrdaer &eoeI 6Qlteu glatp
SCR 9luffiiArung eiHcs SDeaterlhlde8
mirO ciu floiter 8aIl iehfea Aniau8
rcAmcu Tie 9iit8llcocg 0eS ,Sr0uen
S5iilisuercins nqroeu ovn Ibcilnel
mcrn au 6er &eunion Gririlhunget
icr0iren Gas GonlIte melhes 0ie
ARRANGEMENTS iir oic Neuuion trifit.
pciteBt outs 0cu SoS ~ ,S. Nargea
&orliecr Soiepb VI s0lcGomea. @il
ham eirace @illiaH g9iser uno
Clarence lleNre0eyid
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-09

iceun9 finoet oon ieiner 28obnlna.
glr 2100, g2arplono slUenue ans
itati, Gaitor Sobn 49, Gouglos, Der
5ccliorqer Der 9olano @orf 9sres.
frteriancr Stride, miro oen Irouer.
ogottcsoicnit Ieiten. Der @eritorbenc
mar Ser Batter oes Or 2 9utler
Grimes welhcr om 26 Gfto6er bic
les %a6reS in Dem Seim an oer W}a-
lplouo gl0enuc Selbitmoro ourh Gr-
iclieBcH 0eAina
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-09

GaB oaa Gollettireu pou &edlnnl.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-09

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