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PITCHER ST. VRAIN wEAKENs.
Angels Bunch Hits on him in the
Sixth and Win.

Los ANGELES. Sept. 3.-To-day's game
commenced like comedy OF errors but
nnally furnished q good exhibition. Los An
geles won because ST. Vrain weakened and
'sloWeo bunch OF hits, which, aided by bad
throwing, netted the leaders four runs. GRAY
vas wild and somewhat ratified in the firsf
three innings. but stesdied down and pitched
good ball Score;
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Automobile Boats Race on the Seine

PARIS, Sept. 3.-The automobile boats
to-day covered the fifth stage of the race
on the Seine from Paris to the sea. To-
days section was from Caudebre to Ha-
vre. The Mercedes finished first, the
Flora second and the Louie third.
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DOD|E s FIRST
At SIXTY To ONE
the Surprise of
the Afternoon at
Harlem.
Special Dispatch to rhs CAN.

CHICAGO. Sept. 3.-Indian IL, ridden
by Jockey McAuliffe and backed from 4
to down TO to 2. chiefly because Of his
rider. won the Golf SteepIechase handi-
cap to-day, the first stake event over the
jumps given this season.
Burns & Warehouses highly priced
colt Rockaway. fresh from the Eastern
campaign. where he made a fair show
ing, was backed from to 1 to to to
win the first race and turned the trick
nicely.
Dodie S. at go to 1, was the surprise Of
the afternoon.
The track was at its best. the weather
clear and cool and an excellent card drew
out the largest crowd of the week Sum
mary:
FIRST RACE-Five furlongs. purse
Betting. Horse Weight Jockey. St & Fin.
s to 5-Rockaway. los (Otis).. ? 1 nix
% 10 TO M M &C. Gem; & II9 Is. Bopner) IL
Time. 100 As Start fair. Won driving
Winner. Burns a. Warehouses; ch. c. by Al
tamax-Recreation. The Hebrew III, Fox Lake
l13. Chockayatte 1O5. Alamode 105 Oviedo 10
0udon los. Salivate 113 Bill Walters no. Miss
Loyle 11o Louis Kraft los, Gus Quarles los.
Frances Yowell 11O, also ran
SECOND RACE-GoIf steeplechase. handi-
cap, short course:
Betting Horse. Weight, Jockey st. q Fin.
Z to 2-Indian I,141 (McAuiffe) 2 / ia
10 to I'D of York IL 16O CBrodie) y
Time, 1896 2-5. Start fair. Won easily.
Winner. George COchran's b. &. by IndiO-Lu-
cerne. Golden Link 16s. Slap Dash 125. An
chor 137, also ran.
THIRD RACE-One and three-sixteenth
miles, handicap:
Betting. Horse: Weight. Jockey St. q Fin.
3 to 2-Dr Stephens. 11N (H.
4 to Floyd X 90 CWilson) 90. 8 3 213
Time. 200 3-5. Start fair. Won easily. Win
ner. S. G. Morton's b. m. by Charaxus- Virgin.
Bondage 100, Nitrate 115, Star Cotton Sc. also
ran.
FOURTH RACE-One mile. purse:
Getting Horse, Weight. Jockey. st. q Fin.
s to 1-Luralighter. 81 (Stille).. 1 l nlt
o to 5-Ancke. 81 CBridewelD... : IL
Time. I:41. Start poor Won driving Win
ner J. F. Davis & Co.'S b. g. by Lamplighter
Lulu F. Charlie Thompson 1O1 WainamOinen
1O7 O'Hagen 1O7. also ran. Major Tenny left
az post.
FIFTH RACE-One mile, selling:
Betting Horse Weight Jockey St. q Fin.
to 1-Jackful, 90 @. BOoker)... l
to 1O-Christine a, % (Robbins) =
16 to 1-Mauser. 100 (Knapp) :.... 3 -
Time, l Al 40 Start good Won easily
Winner F. J. Kelley ch. e. by Mirthful-Blis
full. Hetzel %. Safeguard 1O5. Angelo 81, Wolf
ram 81. DR.. o'Neill 90. also ran
SIXTH RACE-One mile. selling: -,
Betting. Horse, Weight Jockey. st. y Fin.
to 5-Lendin. leo Oh. PhiIlips)
3 to Brush BY 95 Cwilson).. & y
4 to 2-Glenrice 95 q. BOOker).. 4
Time. 1:41 2-5. Start good Won handily.
Cat. Ontonagon 1O3. Belle Malone 1O2. Mr..
o~fa all raj
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SUMMARY.

Stolen bases-Cravsth, DolAn. Erors-Dr-
Ion, Toman, Gray. Dolan, St. vrain Two
base hits-Corbett Hurlburt 90, Lumley.
Zlnsssr. First base on errors-Llos Angeles
=; Seattle. 2. First base On baIls-Of 81
~Irain, 8; OF Gray. 2 Left on bases-ISos
Angeles, 3; Seattle, ?. Struck out-By ST
Vrain, 4; by Gray. 8. Sacrifice hit-AndreWs.
Double play-TomAn 10 Dillon. Balk-Gray.
Time OF game-2h. On. Umpire-McDonald
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Credit Association Gives Dinner.

The San Francisco Credit Mems Asso-
citation held meeting last night at the
Commercial restaurant. About 200 were
present. A fine dinner was served, after
which speechmaking became the order
of the evening. The principal address
was made by w. ]. Morphy Of Chicago,
who took for his topic Credit Insur-
ance."
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Glassco Wins the semi-FinaIs.

NIAGARA-ON-THE-L Sept. g.
In the semi-fnals of the Niagara Interna-
tional Tennis Tournament here to-day E.
B. Glassco beat A. c. Master, both of
Toronto, 4-s, SO, 60.
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SUMMARY
- L.

Error-Elsey. Two-base hits-Gorton. Lob
man. Murdock. q Hars- Sacrifice hits-Auder-
son. Elsey. First base On errors-Oakland, 1.
First base on called balls-On Graham. 4: OF
McFarlan. .. Left on bases-Oakland g: Port
land = Eit by pitcher-Blake- Double play
Blake 10 Elsey. Time OF game hours.
T-rrrf-e-T
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SUMMARY
] cae-Hnrn-. rnA
E-rors-HUda

elolen 1ases-l1osan CD Errors-I5ilde-
O. Delmas. TNvO-base hit-Sheehan Sscri-
nee hits-McLaughlin. Sheehan Doyle First
base on errors-Sacramento 2. San Francisco
? First base on called balls-On Fitzgerald
san Francisco 10 Struck out-E3y Fitzgerald
:. by Lindsey 3 HIT by pitcher-Zearfoss
Lindsey Double plays-Eagan 70 Casey 10
Townsend (2); Casey to Eagan to Townsend
Irwin 10 Delmas 70 Leahy; Delmas TO Leahy'
Time Of game-2:15. Umpire-O' 'Connell
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DELMAR ENTRIES.

ST. LOUIS. Sept. 3.-Delmar entries:
First race. five furlongs. selling-Comora 100.
Interrogation 1O6. Cabon 0S, Ora Mckinney los
Ocyrohe los. Perla 1O4 Hoedown o. Spen-
cerian 103. Mon Chere 1o5. soufriere 103. Bird
Pond 1O3
Second race six furlongs seIling-Swart
Piet 100 Ben Hullum 100, BroodIer 1O9, The
-Four Hundred 100, Charles c 1O4. Cotton Plant
109 Dr. Clark 100 Sinecure 1O9 Chickamauga
1O4. The Bobby 100 One More 1O9 Sam Hous-
ton 100 Macbeth 115.
Third race, one mile. selling-Uranium 81.
Galoit or Irby Bennett LOG NoyIs o. Custus
9S Light Opera 1O6.
Fourth race, six furlongs. handicap-Fors-
hand us Ryevale 90, Ben Adkins 1O3 Dr.
Cartledge 100, Harbor 81.
Fifth race one and sixteenth miles SELL
ing-Peat 1O5 Kingstelle 100. ". 3. Gates
1O6 DIT. Hart 104 FL Rey 1o5.
Sixth race. seven furlongs. purse-Doeskin
1O7 Jake Weaver 1O2. Straggler 1O2. Optional
1OI De Reszke no Pourquoi Pas f02 Tom
Grabb 100 DYNASTY 100 BURNER II 10
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pELMAR SELECTIONS.

BY the New York Telegraph.
First race-ocyrohe, Bird Pond,
Hoedown.
Second race-Charles c, Ben Hull
lum, DR.. Clark.
Third race-Light Opera, Irby
Bennett, Moyle.
Fourth race - Ben Adkins, DR..
Cartledge, Forehand.
Fifth race-El Rey, DIR. Hart,
Kingstelle.
Sixth race - De Reszke, Tom
Crabb, Pourquoi Pas.
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sHEEPsHEAD BAY ENTRIES.

NEW YORK. Sept. 3.-sheepshead Bay en-
tries:
First race. five and a half furlongs Of Flu
turity course. maiden 2-year-o -olds-Fine Art 1I2
October Flower 115. Blytheness 115, Gunwad
ll2 Flag Officer 115, B2llycastle 115. Adriutha
ll2 Rob Roy 112. Juvenal Maxim us Excla-
nation ll5. Ancestor 112. Eagle 112 Blacka-
moor 1l5. Step Aside 10. Marmee 1l2 Armenia
H. Missing Link l12, st. Valentine 115. Mohi-
can 115. Outcome 112 Don John l15.
Second race. one mile. all ages-McChesney
l22 The Minuteman 90. Tippecanoe 80 THAN
1I2
Third race, six and a half furlongs Of Fu-
turity course selling-Semper Vivax 9S Hack
ensack lOl RingdOve III Our Nugget 1O4 For
ward 1l3. Colonel Tyler lie BoIina 10Y Fleet
ful 9S, Efie Sheppard 9S. Blue Banner 80 TriI-
landO S3. SalOra 93, Helen G = 80 Suud 93
Prairie Flower 80. Calcutta 1O2 Albany Girl
%. Miladi Love 80, Thoughtless 90, The Loop
los Silver Heels JOS
Fourth race, one and three-sixteenth miles.
handlcap-Caughnawaga 115. Shorthose 1O9.
Gimcrack LOG. Duke Of Kendall LOG.
Fifth race. five and half furlongs OF Fr,1-
Bobadn 112. Jim Kelly 1I5. Thistle Heather
119. Wotan 112. Molinos 10. Collector Jessup
ll2. Yellow Hammer 112. Abdel 112 EARLE
100. Tim Payne 112. Graziallo 112, Hippocrates
100. Monster 100.
Sixth race. one and quarter miles on turf
handicap-Douro 112 Colonsay 90. Yellow Tail
III. Leader 81. FIorham Queen %, Moon Daisy
92 AdtoS 80 CaughnaWaga ia. McChesney 128
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SUGGEST A YACHT RACE
IN PACIFIC COAST WATERS
California Promotion Committee I'm.
deavors to Enlist the Support
of Upton and Ise1in

The California promotion committee
is endeavoring to interest Eastern yacht
ing officials in San Francisco Bay as a
sheet of water on which races for the
Americas cup could be successfully CON
Quoted. kilograms were sent yesterday
to Z. Oliver Iselin and to Sir Thomas
Upton asking them to consider the nos
sibilities of a race here. A valuable
trophy would be readily Forthcoming
Friends of Sir Thomas have been in
formed that the Irish sportsman contem-
plates visit to this coast
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SIXTH RAcE-one and an eighth miles on


Betting Horse. Weight. Jockey. St q Fin
10 10 IN. Richardson 1C9 Calgns) 4 . a
70 5-Vincennes. 1O5 OO'NeilD. liz
10 10 Dark Planet. Jos (Gannon) Z 3 31K
Time, 1:57 1-5. Start good. Won driving.
Winner. F. Clarksons b. T. by Halma-Veneta
Carbuncle 112. Carroll d 101, Flara 100 East
kelston lO3, King Carter 10l Dick Roberts 30
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LONDON. Sept 3.-Arthur Larcom, OF the
Foreign Office has been appointed British
agent in the Venezuelan arbitration proceed
ings.
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SHEEPSHEAD BAY SELECTIONS

By the New York Telegraph.
First race-Armenia, Eagle, Ad-
riutha.-
Second race - McChesney, The
Minuteman, Tippecanoe.
Third race-Forward, Albany Girl,
Prairie Flower.
Fourth race-shorthose, Duke of
Kendall, Gimcrack.
Fifth race-Tim Payne, Jim Kelly,
Abdell.
Sixth race-McChesney, Leader,
Moon Daisy.
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Summary Of Thursdays Races.

2:11 trotting; purse $500: three in five:
Ole b.. g., by Silas Skinner Eveline
Forest w tCarlin) .................. 3
Rozell CWhite) ....................... 3
Tom Smith (Zibble) ................... Dis.
Time-2:16, 2:15h. 2:15l5.
-Four and a half furlonRs. selling. purse
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NEW YORK, Sept 3.-Henry ]. Kramer of
Los Angeles was elected to-day vice president
Of the American Society Of Professors Of Dane
ing.
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FIFTH RACE-About two and a half miles;
the Hampstead Cup for Hunters; steeplechase;
4-yesr-olds and up;
Betting Horse, Weight. Jockey. ST q Fin.
TO Jim Newman; l49 &C. Green) l l 40
: to l-Maniiian. l,1i1. i49 9 (Pending).. s -
Time. BIB Start good. Won easily. Win
ner, T Hitchcock Jr-' b. <. by Aerolithe-TTd-
dledewink 4. B. Sack 16I, The Duffer I4G
also ran.
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FOURTH RACE-One and three-eight

FOURTH RACE-One and three-eighths
miles; the Reaper Stakes for 3-year-olds:
Betting. Horse, Weight, Jockey. St . Fin.
TO 1-Eugenia Burch, lis Fulr) 1
IL 10 10-Proper 116 (Odom) .... 3 . q.
10 TO I-Sherin Bell 121 CRedfrn) 3
Time. 2:20 4-5 Start good. Won driving
Winner. Mrs. L. Curtis b. f. by Ben Strome-
The Humber. Faulconbridge 1O8 also ran.
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Totals 40 16 "a O. Totals So II "A y Is
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS.
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Totals SO 8 10 30 IA Totals 3s 4 30 is
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Runs AND HTS BY INNINl
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SIXTH RACE-One mile. selling:
Betting Horse, Weight, Jockey. st. y Fin.
S to 5-Lendin. leo Oh. Phillips) l l
3 to Brush BY. % CWilson). : 3
to 2-Glenrice, 95 O. Booker)-. 3
Time. 1:41 % Start good. Won handily
Winner Fred Cooks b. c. by Linden -ki
Cat Ontonagon 1O3 Belle Malone 1O2 Mr.
Dinele 100 also ran.
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FoURTH RAcE-one and sixte.nth miIes

handicaD:
Betting Horse, Weight. Jockey. St. & Fin.
Q to 5-Taby Tosa. 1O5 (Sheehan)
to 1O-First Mason, 1O1 (Smith)..- IS
Z to Mont. .Peeress. IS (Jackson) 2 3 20
Time 1:4719 Start good. Won driving. Win
ner. O. B. Burnett's br. g. by lie Premier-Gray
Bess Rio Shannon 90, also ran.
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FIFTH RACE-One mile, selling:
Betting Horse. Weight, Jockey. St. q Fin.
to 1-Jackful, 90 @. BOoker)...
Q to 1O-Christine A, 90 CRobbins) =
is to 1-Nauser. 100 (Knapp). )..... 1
Time. 1:41 As Start good. Won easily.
Winner F. J. Kelleys ch. e. by Mirthful-Blss-
full Hetzel 95. Safeguard 1O5. Angelo 81, Wolf
ram o. DR.. o. Nein %. also ran.
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] Totals 30 8 g d 13
;. vrzin IN the ninth in
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-04

- to IL Penzance. 1OT CLouden) Is
Time .2Sst. Start good. Won easily VIM
ner J. I.affertv & Sons ch. m. by Once Again
Miss Price. Decoration 1O2. Style %. 81 All 81,
Mutiny 1O5 Little COrker 1O3, Peter Duryea
los, Wbaleback los. also ran-
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,Gelrhrten=Y rnIetariat. Z"

Wenn mir uns re6t befinnen, 10
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Sds mar Die l1eberi9rift zines rs9t
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Wefern Warh(QnO Bu6n.

Grat in Rroft am p. SUui 1908
3uge oerlahtH bic 0ilen= S"tat.OU, pit t9lgt:
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u. L u. Gabu, NM BEN SUocu, uno ausqts
roHImtn SOnntags z. o.. u. r.. Gblm5:rsbur9,
Nnrtin5burg, 9iu6tittr uHb Quntte I'll O,rsGbta
lapcate 4 Q8etsrn &abu.4
Obs Born. NensDiar GrprtB. CRur uc3
9tHsylar.l
1856 &auOs afiomm. nab JluioHsgriOQc.
8dQlib, uUsgsuOmmtr SoHHtags.
7.25 9orm. BORT. y. & %. SIN. uEo pduptE
linie otIi6 BON GmOrgsgroDt, Carlisle II. 9. &
~. 9abu.
8.l5 9orm. &auotlinit, oa1trstoDu. SbipptHss
burg, Gr,osrid, Gmmits6urg NM u y W. Sabn,
bis SbtHauooab.
lOI2 @orm. Qaomat. mad unionsSr.og,, QoT:
1870 Nadm. Gtfomm. mad Gmoros@robt.
225 0abm. - @ttomm. uub Emprpsgroot.
!3.@ Raam. @Iut Wountatn GrprtB ClaFIor'
Gar; ionic Grco,rid.
1872 Natm. - GrprtB mad QOyt Il. y. K a. Sio.
400 Raau. grprsB nab BuntttH al or 9auPt'
linit, pa3erstOlpn, GreOerid, Gmmit51"'3 UNI
S5lppcH5burp.
500 Nlbm. - GrprcB mad 0!pHooa- ~IohlT~
~ituitits uniOn=&riO9e.
525 Nadm. Nttomm. nab AltrI.
GIG Nbtuo5 - @ttomU. mad llutonsSyto9e.
Rur S~OUUtu85 %.
q.35 Gorm. 49, Nffomm. nab uUtousSrio1e uHe
oaroptr.
2.S5 Nadm. aftomm. nab ruious9rioat
423 Pa6m. - Qtfomm. nab Altnc.
@iacts uuo @epdds9artou in &r. 20, OTIS
9ultimorts StrnBt.
3uoc balfsn an Union, QtuuiplpaHia= dp,Huts,
6ultous uuD Walbroots CRortbsgptl S%tlt'ontH,
SQlt niht an 9tuuipIplHiasApt. Station an.
6 N. WanitplD Sen. sSupt.
9. ID. esUtlL o.. 2. u
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-24

Der beutf9e unterrt4
ideint in ben Offentlifen S4ulen
gepzgurf's fiir's @rite b~egraben gu
iein. Sn Der oorgeitrigen SduIratbsz
Sibung itunoen Die 8ert9eiOi9er beg
SeutIfen in ben S4uIen auf einem
Derlorenen Yoiten. =
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MarBlano & gcnniHlbanias Gilens
babn>Gnmuaanie.

5igs o~:.tditR ROrtbs2tps. unO Cafgstr.zstatio
on 0obsntdqtu:
Ta3 9ori, ga, UNI 7.30 DIOrgtns unb $50 Rad.
mittagg.
Rap 6.lta. pa. 73O mOrG,ns, $50 uno 4.50
gaAmitta1s.
Ta4 geiuir' Rb., 80. go. "ll.5 gormittags,
$50, 40 3abmittag5 uuo 600 IbtuOs.
6ouHtn5s nab SsltI, pa, $50 Born. uuD 400
Gabmjttaqs.
Ra8 g.iaiy, Mo., $50 1l.S5 gOrm.. 400 aa4ur
unO 1000 Abtnos.
"l.2Q 9abmyttlgs Sdmfdes.
6. u. 8 tfsr, Observation-Disclosures.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-24
Queen Qnne's EiienbabnzGo.

Gabrplan left Dem Ia. sum: 1908.
2amgier O,rlaHtn Qisr Rr. 10, 2;sbtsStrabt:
Gaa Cape Wap, 8tbObOtb, Gentrspjut, Cut'nss
toDn, SOP. Qoiut unO 3DiibtnaStlt;outr:
Ea1tib lcrt!. Souutag5l......7 @0rm, = ga1m.
RAD Goo;=Yotnt, Gus,HstopH uno altH NuHt''u
al sr Gentrtpilts ItuJfoH:
SdgIib tgf!. GOuntaqsl..7 Born, 2 uno / 3a3T.
SoEHtlqs uH9 y T0Im.
Hur rad Qopts9o;ut uHo CuitHstopn:
3.I5 Ia4mlttags an 6onntagta.
gnitluB al ID. & G6ti. Gsisubdbn" nab GaitoH,
Grioro unO 3p:i9tusS tat.ou:H.
: anithb in 8rienuooo All -1ti1naStsGii,HbabH, =
nab aR,n Quufisu iiOiIA an pRsDs9ort,
9bilarupbju uno Qori0.tzgtitnb1bn".
Iratt al g9obtutapsH bis = llbr ab,H0s angts
UCmWEU
S,lepbons: 6. & Z. 81. HAUL 2250.-Ub. Sen. 81.
Is. HtiIiOH Observation-Disclosures.
aobH 9. 9osItn 8su,rais9aFlgisr=astn
fNai21l5l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-24

9aBein q ps9 Orter App
t6eter itatt 9louberIal3 Sn~iettenpulz
her pera6rei9t, tit benin bod Elm MiBz
griff, ben man in elmer Qpot6ete nift
ernurtsn ioute. Der itrdfli6 lei4tz
iinnige MiBgriff fat einem Mdo4en
bas 2eben gefoitet.
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MittiuDtb, rem "a. SUM- 1908.

Sn philadelphia tdmen
BON lebtem Samitag Mittdg Bis
Montag Dter5ebn Neuertrdntungen an
Slattern CUR Qnmelounq.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-24

9eter Der @rte BON Ger
bien mar aIIo, tpie bas &a6el melOet
ii6er bic WilifGrz 3epolution in BEL
grab por6er p~oGitGnbig unterri4tet.
Sin Iau6erer gatron bon 8Ottes uni
DON Morobuben @naDen. limb ben err
fennen anbere getrOnte 9dupter als
hires @leihen AM
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Tinan;ieaes.
60 hasamts< . Departments.

60 daEamts<S Department.,
- Snreau res StaatssS doasmeiffcrs.
auRapolts DID. I'M sunni 1903.
an bic Subaber Der 3sprojeutiosu Gr4dnats4nlsibe
BON 1889 ocg Stdatss Ntarpldno.
Gen SEba5ern Der Obtetu Ssturitdten iptrD
hierourb miteetbtilt, oab 2esttre am /. Suli
1903 %dufb6reu mtrbcn, Siui,n gu trasen, uno Oab
bsiagts Ssfuritditn am uno no6 obigsui Satum
gsq:n Sor3tiqune bel mir bonn Stnate etngelot
ueroeR, luut Rapitel POI Der GtteR pom 1883.
Mnrrap 9aneiuer,
06l481.5R9n Stadtss 2 babmciittt.
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0ruis,Hisoe.Semrtrrr

Ser IDEAL. galt:mOrsr 5ritO6of. nab. 9ihgein.,
lU,i eltttriibt eabnlini,n uH0 9imIits.goultporo
brett ium 6rispbois. aat g:ardbuisplase untsr
fstig.r 9fles,. Ritbrig, Qrtiis. Utrlonst ntuen
6Oup,uirsRataIoa. Cfiies: 23O ROrDsG6ar:ss.
6trabe. (StiOs 9el.pbons.) (5el2l