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The Mercur miner. [volume] (Mercur, Utah) 1895-1913, 1905-10-04
TRAIN WAS HELD UP
EXPRESS CAR DYNAMITED
Two Boys Take q Hand In the Rob
bins Of Passengers and Are Cap
tured, but Declared They Did
Not Know the Robbers.

Seattle. Wasn.--The Great North
ern Overland train leaving Seattle at
500 O'Clock Monday night was held
up and the baggage and express car
dynamited half mile east OF Mile
Post 10, about Ave miles from Ballard,
mt S:45 p. IN.
Three men are known to have done
the work Two boys, who got on the
blind baggage here. as soon as the
holdup began. entered the passenger
coaches and began holding up the pas
sengers. They were captured They
say two OF the men we're on the blind
baggage when they ct on, and the
third got on at Ballard. All we're well
dressed, with rain coats and SLOUGH
hats.
The train was tagged near tho
brickyard, and as the engineer slowed
up two men witt rain coats climbed
over the tender and presented revol.
vers TO his head. When the train
stopped the baggage and express cur
was uncoupled by one OF the robbers
and the engineer instructed to pull
ahead. which he did for several hun
dred yards. when he was again com,
manded to stop.
Two OF the robbers then jumped on
making the engineer and fireman do
the same, and all marched TO the bag
gage car door The messenger was
commanded to open the door. and. re,
fusing, an extra heavy charge OF dy.
Mantle was placed against II and ex.
ploded. The explosion tore the car
almost to pieces. The safe was then
dynamited.
After securing the contents of the
safe the three men started on in an
easterly direction. IL is believed other
members OF the gang were ahead OF
the scene OF the holdup and the rob.
bers Joined them.
The two boys claim they never met
the holdups until they got on the
train, and are In no way connected
with their work. The idea to hold up
the passengers occurred 20 them after
the explosion.
The Mercur miner. [volume] (Mercur, Utah) 1895-1913, 1905-10-04
LABoRERs WE'RE cLussEp.
One Way Of Securing Men to Build
the Panama Canal.

Colon.-Six hundred and fifty labor.
ers from Martinique. brought here
Friday on the French steamer Yer.
sailles under contract TO work on the
canal, refused TO disembark or submit
10 vaccination. which is imperative
under the American sanitary regula-
tons. They clamored to be taken back
TO Martinique asserting that they
had been mlslnformed as TO the con.
ditiops here beforS they embarked.
and that later they learned these con.
aitions were intolerable and deadly.
Saturday morning. however, 500 OF
them were with difficulty persuaded to
and, and these were sent to points
along the line of the canal. One hun
nred and nifty remained on board and
declined to leave the ship under any
consideration. These were forcibly
elected from the vessel In the after
noon by Panama and canal zone po-
licemen. but not until nearly every
one OF them had been dubbed and
several were bleeding from nasty
wounds
The Mercur miner. [volume] (Mercur, Utah) 1895-1913, 1905-10-04
JUDGE is MoeBEp.
Hauled from Engine Cab and Forced
to Reverse His Orders.

Denver.-The spectacle OF a mem.
Der of the judiciary being dragged
about by a mob and forced TO rescind
an Official order ended day OF tur.
moil on Monday at Brighton, Colo, the
county seat OF Adams county, adjoln.
ing the city limits OF Denver.
A. ii. Guthiel county Judge, hauled
the mayor and the marshal ana mem,
bers OF the town council before him
and lectured them for their alleged
neglect OF enforcement OF gambling
ordinances and Sunday liquor-selling
ordinances. In addition TO this he or.
dered the sheriff and marshal to gath.
er the slot machines in the town OF
Brighton, and when they reported
later that they could find only one.
Judge Guthiel deputized two men TO
arrest them for contempt
Guthiel boarded a train To leave
town, when he was attacked by a mob
and dragged from the train. After re.
scinding the order regarding the ar.
rest OF the two officials, he was al.
lowed TO proceed on his way
The Mercur miner. [volume] (Mercur, Utah) 1895-1913, 1905-10-04
MANY LIVES LOST
IN PHILIPPINE STORM.
Delayed Reports From Luzon and
Southern Islands Indicate Enor-
nous Damage.

Manila Reports now coming from
places along the path OF the recent
typhoon. In the island OF Luzon and
the southern islands indicate great
loss OF life and operty In the
waters surrounding Samar and other
islands. many coasting vessels and H.
land transports have been wrecked.
The coast guard cutter Leyte is "A com
lplete wreck and eleven Americans
aud twentyfour natives were
drowned.
Al the town of Sorsogon. fifteen ma
tives were drowned. The loss o. Temp
plantations is estimated at $l.000.00O.
The army transport Juan Rodriguez
Is ashore nc Legaspi
In the interior OF the island OF Sa.
mar, thousands OF natives are home
less and the same report comes from
many OF the other small islands.
The army posts n the southern is
lands have been destroyed.
The civil and military authorities
are rushing aid 10 the suffering people
in the form OF food and shelter.
The Mercur miner. [volume] (Mercur, Utah) 1895-1913, 1905-10-04
Chinese In Mexico Before A1tees.

Mexico City.-Explorations made at
an old Toltec pyramid on the Magu.
eyitos hacienda, in the state OF Pu.
ebla, have disclosed the fact that the
structure was built OF clay bricks,
which proves II TO be far older than
the Aztec monarchy, and possibly
blder than the Toltec occupation OF
the country. Several deliberately
carved figures were found represent
Ing men in Chinese dress and with
marked Chinese features Antigua
rians are much puzzled over the mat.
ter, for the evidence points 10 Chinese
settlement In Mexico In the past ages
The Mercur miner. [volume] (Mercur, Utah) 1895-1913, 1905-10-04
WANTED TO SHOW THEM.
Young Man Took Securities to Dem.
onstrate to Bank How Easy II Was.


New York.-By the confession OF
Henry A. Leonard, a young clerk in
the employ OF Halle G. stiegltz. brok,
FRS at 30 Broad street, the mystery or
the robbery on Wednesday of last
week of s359,OOO worth OF securities
from the National City bank was fully
cleared up Monday.
The prisoner. who Is only "a years
old. and who has previously borne the
reputation Of an industrious and thor
oughly reliable clerk, made the as
founding statement in his confession
that he had planned and carried out
his scheme Of forgery and robbery,
not from any criminal motive. but
solely TO show by what simple device
the elaborate safeguards OF New York
banks could be set nj naught That
this statement Is true ls in measure
corroborated by the facts In the case
and Is the belief OF the young mans
employers. by whom he was highly
esteemed
The Mercur miner. [volume] (Mercur, Utah) 1895-1913, 1905-10-04
SHOCKING CRIMES
IN SOUTH SEAS
Trader on Vessel is Bound With
Ropes and Hacked TO Pieces
With Tomahawks.
Captain Penteeast, an Enelishman, 10
Thrown Into shark Infested
Waters, While the Natives
Danced with Joy.

Victoria. p. C.-The steamer Mo
were, from Australia. brought news OF
several South Sea tragedies from the
Solomon group News was received
q mutiny and murder on the trad.
ing cutter Save. Vella Lavell. the
black cook. after being refused per.
mission TO go home. suddenly attacked
William Finlayson. trader In charge
OF the vessel. whose station is one OF
Norman Whestley's on the island OF
Gifo, in the Solomon group. Ffnlay.
son was unarmed. trading with ma.
tiyes on the schooner's deck. when
the crew rushed upon him from be-
hind. seized and bound him.
After Finlayson had been secured
with ropes the natives hacked him TO
death with tomshawks, no heed being
paid By the relentless blacks to his
agonizing screams The body was
thrown overheard After the murder
the natives endeavored to sail the yes.
sci TO their home Island. but were
captured by Captain oien and arrest
ed, They were taken TO Clio, whittier
II. NJ. 8. Torch went to make an inves
tigation.
The natives alleged that the muir
derers OF Captain Richard Pentecost
and six members OF the trader Pc
trel, were taken to Noumea. They
were the rinRleaders OF party which
tied Captain Pentecost TO tree and
cast spears into his body. and while
he was still conscious they threw hin
into shark-infested waters and danced
pieces
The Mercur miner. [volume] (Mercur, Utah) 1895-1913, 1905-10-04
drowned
surned In TheIr eeds.

New York.-Two men were burned
to death as they slept, two were so
badly burned that they died In a hos
pital. and several others suffered seri'
pus but probably not fatal injuries In
a fire in a two-story saloon-restaurant
and lodging house, Saturday night.
The two men who lost their lives oc.
cupied a room in the rear OF the build
ing. They we're overcome by smoke
and burned TO death In their beds.
The occupants OF the house were sail
ors and longshoremen.
The Mercur miner. [volume] (Mercur, Utah) 1895-1913, 1905-10-04
Heavy Increase In Revenue Receipts.

Washington. ID. C.-The month.
ly report OF the government receipts
and expenditures. show a remarkable
increase In receipts from customs and
internal revenue sources. For Sep
TENDER 1904, customs receipts
amounted to S2323O. 800 and for the
three months of the fiscal year, $685..
l3l,7s4. For the month just closing
the receipts from customs were $27,.
24414G, and for the thred months,
s750l5,577, being an increase of 81.
Ol4.7S6 for the month and $9,SS3, 1888
for the three months Last year at
this time the deficit amounted to ST..
1856. as against s9.G23. SOS, for the
quarter ending Saturday During the
last three months the internal rev.
enue receipts show a gain over last
year Of S2491.979.
The Mercur miner. [volume] (Mercur, Utah) 1895-1913, 1905-10-04
Killed Her Husband

Fort Bragg, Cal.-William Thomas
Nicely was shot and killed by his wife.
Effie Nicely at his home here II is
alleged that he had been drinking and
when he returned home and fornI a
young man In his house he attacked
mis- wife. Then he fell asleep Mrs.
Nicely procured shotgun and when
her husband awoke warned him 20
Keep away from her. He Is ss.ld 10
have disregarded the Injunction when
his wife shot him. Coroner Whipple
held an inquest and the jury acquitted
the woman.
The Mercur miner. [volume] (Mercur, Utah) 1895-1913, 1905-10-04
Trains Into etllfros Within the Next
Six Months.

Blu W. Nev.--C. o. Whlttemore,
attorney for the San Pedro, Los An.
geles a. Salt Lake railway. has depart.
ed for the coast after completing ar
Engagements for a terminal sire Tor mrs
company in Bullfrog. He has assured
the citizens OF this district that the
road from Las Vegas would be pusned
10 completion as rapidly as possible.
and that within six months time
trains would be running into BullfroR.
The Mercur miner. [volume] (Mercur, Utah) 1895-1913, 1905-10-04
Ranehmen Fence Government Land
and Get In Trouble.

omaha-Judge Munger. in the
United States court Thursday, sen
fenced John Krause. a ranchman liv-
ms near Alliance, Nebraska, to pay a
fine Of $500 and one-half of the cost
OF the case and 10 remain In the Gus
tody OF the United States marshal for
twenty-four hours. and his brother,
Herman Krause. TO pay fine OF $500
and one-half the costs. The Krause
brothers we're convicted at the May
term OF Illegally fencing 1000 acres
OF government land.
The Mercur miner. [volume] (Mercur, Utah) 1895-1913, 1905-10-04
Plunged sayonet Into Back Of Fellow
Soldier.

Peter Mcintyre, a private in the
Coast artillery, was killed Saturday
hight in the barracks at Fort Totten,
milestone, l., l., by Private vii.
lam Snyder The men quarreled dur
ing the day and Snyder. early in tho
evening, was heard to say. In a sa-
loon near the fort, that he had to
hurTy back to the barracks as ne had
10 kill Mcintyre before midnight. He
carried out his threat by plunginK
bayOnet into McIntyre's back.
The Mercur miner. [volume] (Mercur, Utah) 1895-1913, 1905-10-04
MURDERED BY HloHwAYMeN.
Veteran OF the Civil War Meets Death
at Hands OF Thugs.

Portland. Ore.--A special TO tho
,oregonian from Hillsboro states that
William II. Booth. veteran of tho
civil war, was murdered Saturday
might, IL is presumed for the purpose
OF robbery. Booth was on his way
home when the crime was committed.
lie was found shortly afterward with
the base OF his skull crushed two
knife wounds in his neck and his eve
protruding from its socket.
A young fellow who has been loaf
ing around town several days is sus.
pected Of the crime and posse IL
searching for him. Booth apparently
made terrific fight before he sue
cumbed.
The Mercur miner. [volume] (Mercur, Utah) 1895-1913, 1905-10-04
struck a floating Mine.

Shanghai.-The ooastlng steamer
Hsieaho, plying between Shanghai
and Tien Tsin struck mine on Sun.
day morning. ninety miles soutl OF
shantung promontory and was totally
destroyed. Fifteen persons we're
drowned including Engineers Mauchan
and Muir. Two passengers and por.
ton Of the crew were rescued by two
passing steamers. Seventy-one OF the
survivors have arrived here. All the
foreigners were saved.
The Mercur miner. [volume] (Mercur, Utah) 1895-1913, 1905-10-04
KILLED WITH HAMMER.
Californian Found With His Head
Beaten In With sledee Hammer.

sacramento. Cal.-William spillane.
a bricklayer from Alameda county.
was murdered Wednesday night under
the north approach to the bridge
across the Sacramento rive He was
beaten about the head with a black
smiths hammer. the head OF which
was broken OFF. The hammer was
found beside the dead body. which
was discovered Wednesday afternoon
The Mercur miner. [volume] (Mercur, Utah) 1895-1913, 1905-10-04
BAD TRAIN WRECK.
Five Coaches Preelpltated over a
Twenty-Five Foot Embankment.

Five Coaches Preeipltated over
twenty-five Foot Embankment.
St PAULA Chicago Great Western
stock train. running 20 miles an hour,
as It was going through the 81. Paul
railroad yards at $3.50 o'clock Sunday
morning struck the middle OF 500
line passenger train which had Just
left the Union station and hurled two
Pullman sleepers over a retaining wall
10 the bottom OF gully 20 feet below.
One sleeper landed bottom side up
and the other fell on its side Both
cars were badly wrecked One wo'
man was so badly injured that she
died at ST. Joseph's hospital shortly
after being taken there and nine 9th
ers were seriously injured while q
score or more were less seriously hurt
The Mercur miner. [volume] (Mercur, Utah) 1895-1913, 1905-10-04
CANDY WAS POISONED.
Children in Orphans Home Have Mar.
row Escape from Death.

Davenport, la.-George Foulk, aged
8. and Mamie, aged 8. were poisoned
at Davenport's orphan home Monday
by candy. which, II is said. was sent
10 them by their father. Jonathan
Foulk, OF Martin. La Half a dozen
other children who ate of the candy
became III. No deaths have occurred
80 far The board Of control is inyes-
tigating.
The Mercur miner. [volume] (Mercur, Utah) 1895-1913, 1905-10-04
THEY HAD THEIR NERVE.
Four Footpsds Attempt to Hold Up .
Berkeley Policeman.

Berkeley. Calm a desperate bat
tie with four footpads early Thursday
morning Policeman John ]. Lestrange
shot and killed one of the men, whose
body now lies unidentified in the Berk
eley morgue. Lestrange was com.
handed by one of the highwaymcn W
hold up his hands. but the oficer
quickly drew his revolver and fred
The bullet penetrated the mans Jug
mar vein and he dropped dead after
running fifty yards. He had three
companions. who made their escape.
revolver was found by the side OF
the dead man. and on his person was
a safe-cracking outfit. which led the
officers 10 believe that the quartet
were In West Berkeley for the pur.
pose OF blowing up the bank there.
The Mercur miner. [volume] (Mercur, Utah) 1895-1913, 1905-10-04
TYPHooN AND TIDAL WAVE.
Storm In South Seas Results In Loss
OF 100 Lives.

Victoria. n. C.-Mail advices from
the South Seas include details OF q
disastrous typhoon and tidal wave in
the Marshall group. causing the loss
Of about 100 lives A wave nearly six
feet high swept the island OF Jalult
The settlement Is on an island about
q mile long and, where the Europeans
are gathered. is about 100 yards wide.
The top story OF the hotel in which
the foreigners lived was blown OF
and several had narrow escapes from
falling debris. The trading steamer
Germania was saved from destruction
by her master taking her into the cen.
ter OF the lagoon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-12-08
Sreie STABLE.

Sam g. Dor Surgeon Iin0
Die neuen Sambur9er WaHerperte in
Yetrieb 9enommen ipor0en, ipel6e oas
Wo1er nidt, pie oas Sauptipert, aus
Der Glbe, ionoern our6 3%iefbobrbruns
men aus Dem llntergrun0 erbalten.
9os neue Wert bermag atpei 6iinfteI
be5 Samburger WaNerbeborfeS gu lie
fern, Der tdgIif 10000 Subitmeter
betrGgt.-- unlGngit 1T Bel Seebed Der
erIte grpbe 5ii6oampfer Der neugez
griinbeten 9amburger So6Iees Slid
oampfers @eIsnI6oft BON Stupcl gez
~Iaufen. Gas S6iIi 1T 35 Metet lang,
fabt $4,000 8iIogrdmm Slide un6
Iduft bis II Snoten. Der 0ampfer
ioQ feline 5abrten bis gum NeiBen
Wesre unb Sslano uno mad Marotto
ausoebnen. 3pei peitere 0ampfer
iino i'm 9au. = Gine beige Grportz
firma nuroe bur9 llnterI6lagungen
ibres in Barcelona aniGiii9en 8crtre=
ters Namens 9iQmann nm 100000
Mart geIadoigt. 9tamann 1T ges
fliihtet,
gremcn Die 3abl Der iiber ben
bisIigen Safen gesangensn QuSlpunz
oerer betrua i'm Sttober 1905 1864,
gegen 1913 i'm Sttober 1904; baS
ma6t felt @nfang hes Subres 1905
164, 106 (aegen 105,638).
6 Ii b d. Ter Ssnat Matte Der
9ur9erfdaFt cine 9orGaee iiber Die Grs
bauung elmer GsntratItrafanitult nit
sirem aoitenouipuno BON iiber
100000 Marf. Der 8iiresrauss
i4ub rabm Die 9orla9e an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-12-08

Die @elrein0eIieuer 5ll erlaFen.-g(n
bier IL proielor ,Seibi0 aus Dem Sc
ben gei6ieoen. Ter 0erItprbene fun
eirte in Dem parliament, oas i'm
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graph.
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neun 8elperbcrn ben RatbsuIIsTor Or.
jur. 6riB Neibba9 aus GbemniB nit
l6 Ron 19 Stimmen gum 8iirgerz
meiiier.
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mi9te cine iGbrIihe 3inSaarantie bon
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periitGt baben i'm leBtperflohenen Stuz
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ftatt9efunoen, lpGbrenb hie tbeolo9iIde
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tenipiir0e perlteb. Die 3abl Der bier
immatrituIirteu Stuoenten betruQ
neuliA bereits 40O3, D. +, $50 meDr
Gls an Qleid)en Sage bes Ncrjubres.
. Of q h. Sein 5Oidbriges 8iirs
9erjubildum feierte Der pripotier Seltz
tel. Bon Der Sto0tpertretung lpuroe
ct bur6 lIeberrei3un9 zines SipIpmes
geebrt.
S9neeberg. Die g%untpopiers
fabrit Ron @ebriiber WiliI6 ~itiftete
aus @nIab ibres 1OOiGbrigen Sc
f9Gfts SubiIGums elm 8apital BON
10000 Wlort ais Grunoitod gu elmer
penEonaz uno Nu8ItattungstdNe fir
ibrs Qtn9eiteaten un0 Wrbeiter.
Dit8bruff, Gefli6tet 1T Der
MitbeIibsr bes bieIigen yNmtsblattes,"
Martin Berger, unter 6interlaNung
elmer S4ulbenIuIt BON 10000 Mart.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-12-08
2jaoem.

&orI8ru c. Ser 6iibrer Der
buoiI6en SlnaliberoIcu, 2orotag5ob-
~georNreter Shercr, lit geiiorteu.-gu8
Na6fo!ger oes %psrfprtenen prpfeNor
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5reib I q. Der bo0iI6e ST
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ner'omnlung ob. Gr bat in Der Der
floIIencn 9rutperiooe $4,000 bebriiz
tete @ier unb 267,OOO Stiid 9rut Der
9a6forelIe geliefert. SIN R6einoebiet
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uro $1,000 Stiid NeI6enbrut eingez
Iebt. @inen 9eitrdq I~ieferte Der Der
Elm fir Die 8eiebuug Ser 5auber nit
Geaenbooeu 6prelen. Qu6 fir Die
na6ite 8rutperiooe Iinb groBe Slid
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s. etoelberg. Der Sobritant
Srib 2on6frieb ~itiftete unlGBli6 ieines
@lstritteS aug Der Tirma 9. 8. 2unos
frie6 fir Die i'm Stabtbejirt Der Sds
brit gcleqene &lelntlnoerI6ule $4,000
Mart, fir Den gIeiden 3ped in ben
6iIiolorten Rauenberg bel @isslo6
$4,000 Mart, SieIbeim 10000 Mdrt
unh ie 5000 Wort fir Rotb unO
MiibIbmlIen. 6erncr beoo6te er
iGmmtIiGe Mertfiibrer uno Die I6on
IGngere 3eit bei6dfIigten @rbeiter uno
@r6siterinner Der 5dbrit in Sstoel6erg
nit SpdrtaHenbijhern.
SON It 3, Der QrGIibent Der
San6lpertstommcr, Tetordtionsmaler
Gouoro Gmele, Elm beroorragenoer
66roeret Ser S~anogperter SntereiIen,
1T, 60 Sabre alt, GeItorbsn.
g or3Gei II. Gan bieIiqen
Gmt5gef3u9niB crGGnQte feb Der Bill
berbGnoier NIfrcO QGeib aus Wien.
QBetB bate einem Iic{iQen 5obritanten
ole GoNie zines 2cnbo6'ihen Bis
mardbiloniTes fir 23OO Mdrt ais
Sri9ino! perfauit,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-12-08
0eQerreiG.

90 ten. Der Stabtratb bat ben
Qntduf Der Realitdt in Nooaun
nYcrgmiible" Inn Den Yetrag BON 81,
coo Sronen fir 3tpede Der Grridtung
zines ftaptiI4en Gemsnttpertes ses
nebmist.-0er auBeroroentIias pro
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G8attenfrob, 1T gum Oroentli9en
profeNor Der Sp9iene uno 0irettor
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nannt tpOroen. Gr tritt an Stells bon
profehor Or. Wlar 9ruber, Der Yets
tentpfers qebritubl in Wiin6en inne
hat.-9er MilitdrinIpettor Der Milis
tdr : pferoe3udtanitalten, General
major 8resniBer, tDotste ii4 jiinglt
our6 einen Repolperi9ub. Man
bringt ben Grlbltmoro nit elmer
S6rift q Ia Billie 3uiammen.-Sm
beutI4 s6iterrei4ii6en GtenOarapbens
bunb bat iid' Elm aomite aebilost. oas
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-12-08
, GroGGerioatDnni o5cTcn.

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geri6tsprdiiosnt q. 3. Njyl,jaer @ez
beimcr Iatb 4r. z. 8npry, lit i'm rs.
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meiItsr, Or. Seinri6 SutOr, ipurne
all; Sp6If Sabre eiuitimmi2 gum 9urs
germetIter lpieherSendbIt,
90 in3 3. Der ~34iGbri9e peyGeiras
tbete Monteur @oam SoIt aus Cffenz
bad, Der in Der SAofferboftrolerei an
einem @ufSuQ orbeitete, itijr5te bel Die
fer 9eIegenbeit 35 Uieter tief biuWntsr
un0 bIieb dlf Der STEELE tO0t.
90 IN 8. 9ds 9roBber3o6li6e
SbertonIiitprium bat Den 2uttatboIis
Ten Die MitbeniiBung Der proteItantis
I6en MIognustirde (erboUt i'm Sabre
1245) g~eItdttet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-12-08

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geiperteItjuIe lit Dem WIoler PAUL
GaHA 2ebrer an Der bDberen Webes
iduIe in 8teielo, i%ibertrdSeu loor0en.
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Regimcut y&Gni9" gtr. &c Ietn 100
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feierte bier YrofeiIor &. Ser5pg, 2ebs
rer am NealgnmnoIium, ietn 50idbz
RIGGS 0ieuItiubildum,
81 ioltnaen. 0ier puroe titr3z
lid an Ser 35iGbri9en Wi!tipe pauline
Seber Elm Moto be9dn9eu. Sic ipuroe
an einem &~ettpfoiten nit etner S6nur
ouigebGugt, nit mebrersn Stidpuns
BEN po~rQefunoeu. @ls Der 59at pers
bGAttQ lpurbe ser ~26iGbri1e S6reiner
0ilbeIm Stiitner ppu bier, perbaftet.
g III ii g.. Der bieiige Qieoerz
trans, ser GIlsIle @eIangperein ~unIerer
Staot. I~eierte iiinNIt oas SubilGum
Ietnss 75jdbri9en 8eItebenS,
81 er9ent III, 0ds &drlss
bao oo6ier iii in ben 8eIib 0es 9dntz
bQuies Gilbert G9lpar3 in Gtuttgart
ii6sr9egangen. Die 8ant beabiidtigt,
ba8 9n0 in cine @ttiengeieai4aft unlz
Sulpon0eln.
Il | N. MHbicr lpuy6e oa5 nit einem
&oiteualfponO bon 100000 Mart
renoDjrte Iot6Gou5, lrobI zines Der
eigenortiglCn in GeutihIanb, eiugez
ipeiGt.