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Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-22
MOTHER ALLEGES SON
HAS nEFRAUDED HER
Mrs. Louisa r. Downing Sues to Have
Property Restored and Convey
ance Set Aside

Charging him with unscrupulous con-
duct in taking from her the only
means of support which she has, Mrs.
Louisa F. Downing filed suit yesterday
in the superior court against her son,
Horace E. Downing, who is employed
as bookkeeper.
Mrs. Downing says that November
21, 1901, she purchased with some small
assistance from her son piece of land
from J. A. Crook, the consideration for
which was S265O The complaint says
that Downing contributed $3.50 to the
purchase price, the property having
been purchased in the name of Mrs.
Downing.
In August 1908, Downing requested
his mother, so the complaint says, to
execute to him a deed of conveyance
upon an agreement which provided that
defendant would hold conveyance. as
trustee for himself and mother during
her lifetime, in order to avoid possible
expense of probate in the event of Mrs.
Downing's death.
1t is alleged that in violation of the
agreement to hold the deed until the
death of the plaintiff, Downing filed the
instrument for record October 20 last,
whereby, Mrs. Downing says, she has
been deprived of all title and interest
in the property.
Mrs. Downing is a widow and she
asserts she is dependent upon the prop
erty for home and livelihood, and
unless the conveyance is set aside She
will. be compelled to rely upon the
charity of her friends and acquain-
tances.
She asks the court to set aside the
conveyance and to declare her son to
be a trustee to the extent of the in
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-22
NJ 'CLURE LEAVES
FOR DEATH CELL
CLOSELY GUARDED MURDERER
is TAKEN TO PRISON
Date of Execution Is Fixed for May
22-Sentence to Be Carried Out
Unless Stay Is
Granted

Securely handcuffed and guarded by
armed deputy sheriffs, John Mcclure,
the old miner, who was sentenced to
die on the gallows for the murder Of
two men, was taken to San Quentin
last night to await execution.
Sheriff White secured the commit
ment yesterday, and, as Mcclure Is re-
garded as a desperate man, it was
deemed advisable to send him to the
penitentiary with as little delay as pos
sible.
Under the order issued by Judge
Smith yesterday in the superior court
the murderer will expiate his crime on
the gallows May %, unless in the mean
time his attorney succeeds in obtaining
a stay of execution from the supreme
court.
Mcclure will be confined in the death
chamber at San Quentin until the day
set for execution.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-22

women. and they offer TO everyone in
Los Angeles health and strength IL
they will but try Vinol on their guar
antee. Because Vinol contains the ac-
tive curative principles of cod liver
oil actually taken from fresh Gods
llvers, it works in harmony with ma
ture, makes rich, red blood and
strengthens in natural manner every
muscle, nerve and organ in the body.
1t Is the greatest vitalizer and strength
creator known to medicine.
1t gives new life and strength to
the aged; 1t cures stomach troubles,
hard colds. hanging-on coughs, re-
stores lost appetites, and gives
strength to the convalescent.
If 1t fails to give satisfaction the
Owl Drug Co., 800 S. Spring street,
agree to cheerfully refund the pur-
chase money.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-22
A Chicago Alderman Owes His Election to
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy

II can heartily and conscientiously
recommend Chamberlain's Cough Rem
~@v for affections of the throat and
-dngs," says Hon. John Shenick, 220
South Peoria street, Chicago. 1.-TWO
i caught cold after being overheated,
which irritated my throat, and was
finally compelled to stop, as could not
speak aloud. In my extremity a friend
advised me to use Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. / took two doses that after
noon and could not believe my senses
hen found the next morning the
.Efiammation had largely subsided.
Took several doses that day, kept right
on talking through the campaign, and
snank this medicine that 1 won my
seat in the council" This remedy is
for sale by all leading druggists.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-22
MAN FINED $50 FOR
SLAPPING WIFE'S FACE
Physicians Say the Woman's Teeth
Were Driven Through Lip by
Force of Blow

A bitter quarrel, following soon after
their marriage, caused Mrs. Ernest
Wirth of Macy street to ask treatment
at the receiving hospital yesterday aft
ernoon while her husband was explain
ing his conduct to Justice Austin.
The Wirth couple were married about
six months ago. A quarrel over a
trivial affair is said to have been en-
gagged in between the two Sunday and,
after wordy encounter, Wirth. 1t is
charged, slapped his wifes face
Surgeons at the hospital assert that
Mrs. Wirth's teeth were driven through
her lower lip and an operation was
necessary to remove them.
Wirth was fined $50.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-22
LOS ANGELES WOMEN INTERESTED
Miss Julia N. Ecu, 0verworked and Nervous,
Tells Of Her Remarkable Cure
- Sicol

How many women right here in Los
Angeles are in her condition dragging
out a weary existence1 rhsy are not
sick enough to lie In bed, but they
are overworked tired out, run down,
thin, nervous and miserable. Such
women will be interested in Miss Beu's
letter.
Miss Beu writes: "I was nervous
and weak, having constant headaches,
and that general worn-out, over
worked, tired-all-the-tlme feeling. Viz
mol was recommended to me as q won
derful cod liver oil restorative for
weak, tired women. tried 1t and II
has made an entirely different person
of me- I am well and strong, and can
do my work with ease and without fa-
tigue. It gives me great pleasure to
recommend Vinoi to overworked, tired,
nervous women, as believe It is with
out an equal in its wonderful restora-
tive powers"
The Owl Drug Co. state that Vinol
never fails to cure and build UP such
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-22
MUNICIPAL LEAGUE
FAVORS FOSTER SYSTEM
More Time is Asked by the Council
to Investigate Merits of
the Case

TO investigate WCIito W
the Case
representatives of the Municipal
league appeared before the police COM
mission yesterday morning to urge the
adoption of the Foster system of
alarms and lights as means of in
creasing the efficiency Of the police
force Foster asks IS box from the
city each month for his system.
Mayor McAleer said he thought the
price too high, although he believed
the system to be good one. He said
the subject would be investigated and
the fact as to whether or not Foster
can claim patent on his system or not
will be established. The board de-
cided to take time in which to look
into the subject.
If you want TO 30 east, @. Haydock,
Agent Illinois Central r. r.. 23S s. Spring.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-22
BARMoRE WILL is FILED
Estate Valued at 100000, Consisting
Principally of Real Estate

A petition for the probate of the
will of the late David S. Barmore was
filed in the superior court yesterday
by Mrs. Fannie Barmore, the widow
of the deceased.
The decedent died in Los Angeles
March 16, leaving an estate valued at
about $4,000, the bulk of which is real
estate located in Los Angeles and San
counties.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-22
MRS. MILBURNS ESTATE
Is VALUED AT $4,000
Letters of Administration Granted to
Son-in-LaW of Murdered
Woman

Judge Wilbur, in the superior court
yesterday, granted letters of admins
tration to w. OBrien in the estate of
the late Mrs. Nancy ]. Millburn, the
woman who was found dead on the
beach at Ocean Park.
The value of the estate is estimated
at $4,000 in the petition. but this refers
only to the real and personal property
owned by the decedent in this state.
The administrator is the son-in-law
of the decedent and lives in Watson
vile, Cal.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-22
.RoUND THE TOWN
TO SUBSCRIBERS

n any subscriber who may fall
- reoelvs The Herald on any
morning delivery will notify the
business office by telephone he :
will receive a copy Of The Herald
for that day by special mes
seneer.
Any subscriber. who shall no
tlfy the office that for any cause
he desires to stop his subscrlp-
ton will receive In response a
printed clip acknowledging re-
receipt Of his notice. If by any
accident the subscriber should
receive The Herald beyond that
date no payment for same Will
be required or expected.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-22
CITY HALL NOTES
Set Conrad Case

The trial Of Chief Deputy Conrad In
the city assessors office. was taken up
by the board of civil service commits
sion yesterday and, after the testimony
of one witness had been taken, the next
Tuesday was set for the final hearing
Oscar Nunnaley, the complaining wit
ness failed to appear. but DR.. II, G.
Haughawat of the precinct twenty
eight. who was supposed TO be one Of
his witnesses, gave his testimony.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-22
Room Robbed

Hoom Robbed
A gold ring. SIS and a fountain pen
were taken from the room of Joe
Cram, at 1917 East First street, yes
terday morning. The room was en-
tered through rear window.
Veteran Odd Fellows
Veteran odd Fellows will celebrate
their twenty-first anniversary Friday
evening, March 31st. After the pro-
gram a banquet will be given by Edel-
weiss Rebekah lodge, No. so.
Held to Superior Court
Frank Wilson and Albert Smith,
charged with the burglary of the G.. G..
Pitzer store, were examined in Justice
Austin's court yesterday and held to
the superior court Their bail was
fixed at $500 each.
Native Sons Delegates
Los Angeles parlor, No. As, N. S. G..
W., held its annual election of dele
oates to the grand parlor, N. S. G.. W.,
to hold session at Monterey the latter
part of April. The delegates elected
to represent the local parlor were ]. T.
Newell and Charles Blumenthal. After
the election, which was unanimous, a
banquet was served.
Sold at Auction
Acting on the order of the council,
Deputy City Clerk Wilde yesterday sold
at auction ten lots in the Arroyo Seco
belonging to the city, the sale totaling
$685. Seven Of these lots are on Ave-
nue. Nineteen and three on Avenue
Eighteen. The Instructions of the coun-
Gil placed the minimum price at which
they might be sold at $500 each, or
$4,000 for the ten.
Prosecuted by Chinese
D. Thomas, a solicitor for local
produce company, was fined $40 in
Justice Austins court yesterday morn
ing on a charge of disturbing the
peace. Thomas, it was alleged, took
two packages Of nuts from a Chinese
vender, Sunday, and when the latter
retaliated by throwing the white mans
hat in the mud and stamping on it
an alteration ensued.
Missionary Society to Meet
The twenty-second annual meeting of
the Women's Missionary society of the
Los Angeles Presbytery will convene
at the First Presbyterian church,
Twentieth and Figueroa streets, this
evening Sessions will be held through
Thursday and Friday. Mrs. Lowry Of
China, Mrs. T. c. Wynn of Japan and
Miss Katherine Wambold of Korea will
be the principal speakers. The meeting
this evening will be devoted to young
people interested in missionary work.
Mills Lecture
In Masonic hall this evening Rev.
Benjamin Fay Mills will give the last
of his lectures on "The Beatitudes."
This series has been exceptionally in
teresting, marked by the increased
number present from week to week.
One week from tonight Rev. Dana
Bartlett of the Bethel institute is to
give a stereopticon lecture on "How
the Other Half Lives in Los Angeles" Z"
as one of the features in the midweek
meetings of the Los Angeles Fellow
ship.
Suicide Identified
An Identification was made yester-
day in the case of a man supposed to
have been H. J. Cross, who committed
suicide at an East Fifth street board
ing house, Sunday, by turning on the
gas The body was seen yesterday by
a friend of the deceased, who asserted
that the man was Harry Cohen q SER
geant in the Twenty-seventh United
States coast artillery with station at
San Francisco Cohen was from New
York and is said to have lived in
Los Angeles under an assumed name.
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Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-22

The Herald will pay SO in cash TO any ore
furnishing evidence that will lead to the arrest
and conviction Of any person caught stealing
copies Of The Herald from the premises OF
our patrons. -
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-22

Strangers are invited TO visit the exhibit OF
California products at the Chamber OF Com
merce building on Broadway, between First
and Second rtreets, where free information
will be given all subjects pertaining 70
this section.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-22

william Henry, an English physician, states
that In all forms OF animal life, insects in
cludsd exists the taste for alcohol
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-22
EERGY

The preacher shouts, 1--WE want
more ENERGY" The man in
front nudges his wife-"Yes, at 10
cents a package" The dominic is
right. So is the man.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-22

The Angelus Hotel Grill
The select dining place or the city. LOOMS
Brothers. proprietorA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-26
Sin Nafruf.

@roUcr G~IepelonO'S Sob iiir ieineu
peritor6cnen 6relmO &oiepb Sci
ferion. - Sober Sri6ut ser 9ll-
erfemmIng.
4rinceton, rs, %. 9lpril.
- @roper Glepelono, Gr-@rdiioent
ser &~ereinigten Stoten, bat Dem Mn.
oenten 0eS in @eit @olm Bead per.
itor6encn Soiepb Seficrion cincn 10.
ben Sribut ge5olt. Gr iogtc;
s@S lit id)mer fir mid, Don Sci.
ferion ST iprefen. Gr mar mir eng
befreuuoet; ieine ent3iidenOeu Gbo.
roftereigenidoiten IiuO mir III mel
nem intimen &erfebr NIT ibm 10
oeutlih %genoroen utO meine &iebe
fiir i'm mor 10 groB, 0aB ieil 300
mid lpie cincn SrauernOen beriibrt,
oeiien Sdmer5 ihtmm iein %ioIltc,
,Se0ermonn fannte Die profeiiios
neQe lleberlegenbeit meineS Srcmls
oeS uno ieine @epiilenboitigteit III
Ser AuSiibung ieineS 9eruis; piele
muBterL mie eifrig CT Die 6rdmotii6c
&unlt pertbeioigte mo mcIh' CLAN.
3enocS 9eilpiel er fiir Die gSidtigfeit
elmer reilleu 0rlr6iiibrlna oeriel6eu
aob; piele muBteu, mie frei er BON
SAB, 9oSbeit ut0 llnliebenSpiirOig-
fett mar; o6er menige puBten, mic
bnrmoniid icine @ioenidoiten OeS
Ser5enS uto 8eiiteS mno @emillen0
lid NIT ser Sfopiutg cineS ebrli-
den, ouiri6tigen unO gotteSfilrd]ti.
gen Niomes peridmol5eu.
sd CLAUDE, 0oB er nit ieiten
Sooe in ole &Selt eingeretel1, in Der
@ottcS @looe bcrriht, Itno i) peiB,
oaB in Der Selt Der 9ebenoen Der
S6mer5 iiber ieinen &erlltit bon
Ienienigen ON t~iefitcn empiunben
miro, sic i'm am beitcn Gctnnnt bo.
ben."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-26
&nn 9sattcriun's @SrnscF.

Coroner Or. O'SonIon gIoubt nidt
mebr, Dob Goeior 9oumg Scl6Its
moro beging. - Gin 9mtraq aIi
Seireilulg s. Morgon Smiths
mu0 %ieiler 6rolr. - Der BON Seu-
mann Stern ~perfouite Rcpolucr.
@eW Dorf, %. Nlpril. r. Gas
3ellgcnperb0r inn Erp5ciic 9}an @ot-
tcriou'a mlroe beute i~ortqeiebt mo
erqab I'M Nngemcinen MIR cine g2ie.
%herbolung Der inn porberqeben0en
|ro5eiic genrad)tcn NlrSiogcn. 9c5iiQ
LID Der atitcru pom Stoot@omolt
gemohtcu Grfldrung, ouB CT bemei
len mcr0c, ouB 5, W}orgun Smith,
Der S6mager Der Nngeflugtcn, oct
HcDolper, nit peI6cm Goeiar Ooluld
eriholien mur0c, bon Dem Yfau0lciz
Der 0epmam Stern follftc, iugte Ser
tbeioigungSonmolt 9lbrobam 2epn
beltte, er lper0e bemeiien Dob eS luls
m0gli6 fir Smith gepcien ici, sen
Hcpoluer 81 fauien, oo er iid ST. ser
Belt, in mel6cr 0ie gSofic nod Ser
8ebouptlnq Der Stoot5onmolti6oit
pertuuit mrroe, piele Weilcn tucit uon
Dem Sterniden &otol Cntfcrht be
fuu0.
Der anmolt 5. N}oraon Smiths
mo iciner Satin Non'S SdmcItcr,
~fitnoigtc bellte Dem 9iitrift9amuoIt
Seromc ulL Oob cr morQen Dor Dem
Ridter Softer in ocn @encrol2iiiiicu
bic 3lriidmciim9 ser gc6en icinc
alientcn nufgelteIlten Nnflogeu be.
~outrogcn mcrOc, neil ni6t oie gerinQ.
item 9elpeiic porbanocu icicn. ooB 0o2
Gbepoor gcgcn Goeinr 2)olug conipi=
rirte.
90 5icmlih oo8 @i6tiNitc. mos in
Den .6cutigcn 3cngenouainacn I'M
Non &otterion-Ero5ciie 5I Gage &C.
foroert mllroe, NOR 0ic 9hlgobc 0eS
ais 9eloihmgs5cugcn porgefiibrtcu
GoronerS Or. C'@onGon, udrtIi6 0oB
er leine friibcr QeGuBerte Nnli6t ooB
Goeior Yoltng Selbitmor0 beginM
fallen gcloiicn bobc. O'@onlon bate
sic Nutopiie an Scr 2ei6c Gocior
Oolm0'S OorAenoWmcn un0 mar 5ll,
crit Ser Mcimng, Dob SeIbltmoro
porIiege, neil er bcmerftc, Dab sic
SGnoc Oes Gootcn nit %ulpcr &c.
idJuGr5t lporen. [5ebt lit CT ST. ser
Gnfidt gelougt, OoB ieine iriibere
@leinng oieQeidt irrig mar, mo
OoB Die Sltrp iif ibre eiaene 2uii6t
iiber Die 6rogc biloen ioQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-26
Scrmiidte tclcsrapbiidc Scpcidlen.

Mus eiuem Siferbeits9cpolbc
i'm 8oitomtc bon Bort 9idinion, eli
mem @ororte uou 9in9bamton o.
o., mur0en bon unbefaunten 0icben
5000 baor, $3.50 in 9riefmortel itno
cine mertbpolle @olOubr g~eitoblen.
Der t4.i1brige SboS. Camp
lultroe in Salisbury. nc, ais CT
ourf einen Sol5boi, III Dem iein ga
ter ais @6d)ter nltgelteQt mar, MATT
bette, bon einem llnbefounten eridol-
len,
Sn @reenSburg, ga, mllroe &c.
itern Der Reger @bmoro 6lopo, mel
der I'M leeten Sltli einen 8aubmoro
an 8eorac nbrig periibte, bitrf) Den
Strang bingerihtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-26
Nlnhc nod Scln stnrnl.

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|
Nufgeregte 0epoittoren in N&tllpolttes
6eitpiftigt. Die bon i5rem
8rdIioenten @igclon b%eitoblcne
.@rItc RationalboHf" polItGuoig
ioluent. - Wapor Hoie %Oeponirte
geItern $5O0,O00, - @iilfS-aoi-
Iirer @oG oeri6tprm6en un0 uidt
uufgefuuoeu.
Milmuufce, @iaC., %. 9lpril,-
Die bieiige oGrite Nationol-9ont,"
0crcu Erdii0cnt 6rouf q. @igclop
ole Gerlmtrelung pom $1,450,00O etu-
.geItauocu bot, euti6loB lid bcilte sur
'%NnmcnounQ Der geieBlidcn &erorOs
ming, mel6e Tie bercdtigt, OreiBtg-
tGgige aiinoiglng iiir 0o9 3ieben
oler 0epoiiten bon ilber 500 ST fors
bern. Die oGleoring @ouie AIlocio-
ton" crlieB noh elmer beutc obgeboI=
tenen 8eriummluug cine 9efonnt-
mudung, mel6c Dem &olte mittbeilt,
ooB lie our6 cine genaue Briltlttg
ser 9lftipo uno Golotcrole Der Or
1teu 9tationolz8un 81 Der llebcr5crt-
gltng gelongte, boB Die 9anf polllt0l-
oig iolucnt umO I'M StonOe lit, olIc
i6re S6uloen 5u be5obleH. Der ge-
Itern b"Cgonucnc Sturmlnuf ser @ldll=
bigger mrroe beHte fortgeIcBt, mo nltd
Die ,Ofimmltce Gruit So" botte eli
men 4norong i6rcr 0cpoiitorert aus
5ubulten, oQcin Der Yonit bclhrGntte
iid oltf oicic bei0en NnItoltcn. Die
0ireftorcn Scr acknowledgements
TANNER beihloiien bcltc cinItinnlig,
ibrc @eloer ni6t aus ser nGritcn 9to-
9uut" 5t 5ieben.
2tm Nuhnittag borte Der Stltrns
loltf ser 3cpoiitorcn oli ole. GruIt-
Gompagnie iomobL, nie ouf Die 9td-
tionol=9unf poQit6noig oIti. 9ige-
lou, mel6cr inter $4,000 9iir9i6uit
ltebt, pcrbrn6tc Den belttigen Gag in
oQer &ube in ieiner @obntn9 an Der
Nitor.S troBe uno lieB lid nift ouf
Der StroBe bliden.
Ole yWtilmollfee Srult So" lit cine
bon Der .Griteu 9tutional-9ont" pol
lig mob6Gngigc N%Initolt, n1ein Der
llmitono, ooB ibr Sotal nebcn Dent
ieniqen Der Notionulbunt liegt mo
ooB iid 9igelom inter ibren 0iretto-
rem beiano, 500 tic in 0titleioeni6oft,
&ielc 2ellte gIoubtcn, Dob beioe At-
itolteu infer gemeiniomer Seitung
ltGnoen. Dos &ertruuen lit Jest mie=
Der ooaitdnoig bergeiteat, uno man
iiirhtet feline Grneuerulg OeS Nn-
orong3. Wopor &oic frat mG6reno
Der beittigcn @ei6GftSitunocn Dor Die
Augen Der olf9eregten 8lGrbiger nit
$500,0O0 in @ul0 uno Noten in 2eills
~luun0iGde uerpodt in ooS Sofal Der
0ationol6onf mo O%eponirte bnS@eIb,
mel6e3 BON 9aufen in Gbicogo unb
Wiliuoufee fam. Webrerc 0eteftipS
uno Goli5ilteu begleiteten Den Manor.
0ieic Gpiiooe trltg oicl bu5u bel, Die
0epoiitoreu 81 berubigen. &oiiirer
6ronf s. .&ipp tbeilt nit, Bob Die
9anf belttc i'm @an5en iiber $1,000
600 erbielt. Notionolbonf- Gromino.
tor &. $. 9oSmortb aus Chicago lit
nit elmer Yriiilung Der 9iiher Der
9ont beiAGfti9t uno miro Dos &es
iultot nab @oibington beridten,
Senrp IS. @oa, &iilfS.&oilirer Der
ogriten Notionol-8onf," pel6er benl
,YrGIioenten 9i9elop bcbiiliIid gene
len iein ioQ, ieine llnteridleife ollrd)
foli6e GintrGge 81 peroeden, lit oer'
idppunoen mo mar bis ipdt bclttc
Slbeno nod ni6t oufgeiunOen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-26
Strifefraluaa in 8beeling.
IltSitonO in oen Gbitafer < @erfen
peruriaft llnrilben. - 9einobe
elm 2%pnd9erid)t.

@beeIinQ, @. So, %. Ipril.
-3rpei ieniotioneae 9orioae in Ser
6inounq nit Dem Strife in Dem Gto-
b~lilien1ent Der y@bitofer : @leBner
@iIen-Go.," no me6rere Slrn0ert
Witglieber Der nNnroIgomateo Milo
ciution" i'm Nltsltonoe iinO, boben ge-
tern 9tbeno bier eroBe Iufregitng
5lr 6olqe gebobt. CHARLES Wfcain-
neu, elmer Der Strifer, trot Den
Strifebreder SomeS De Saugbn, oIrs
geblid) aus Eittsbilrg, otf Der StroBe
uno eS fam 5pilden ibnen sum
Streit. Dc Goltgbn 500 einen Nepol.
per umo id)ob 5ipei Weal ouf Wfcain.
men, obne i'm ober ld)per 5u perlebcn,
moralti cr entilo6, Don Wfc&in1ep
unb onoeren Yerionen DCriol9t.
9ei'm Sobrifeingang nnrOc or
bon slpei Yoli5iiten uerboftct mo eine
oroBe Menge umgab ben &erboitetcn.
Srn @eor1nge mod)te lid De @ulgbn
los uno id)oB pieoer dui Wfcaimep,
ben er oieSmak AM Irlnc troi. Gie
Menge Dlroe nun ouigeregt uno cine
3eit lang orobtc oiieltbor elm 2pnd)-
gerid)t ollein lhIieBlih geIong eS ben
Eoli5iiten ibren @efongenen nad)
Dem Softlofal 5i bringen.
@eitern g(beno murse SboS. Sor,
friiber an ser Spite Der oNmolgamo.
teo 9oge," ieit einigen Monnten aber
Mannger ser @bitafer-@ leBners ia.
BRIT. oui Der StraBe BON 5fpei WtGn-
nerlt, Die nit oen Striferu ipmputbi-
~iirter, aueegriffen. aber uiht ldliper
uerlest. Bud 3pion, Elm @irtb, nno
Sobn Briggs, Elm 8ilbrnonn, lpiir.
Den ais ole Anereifer nerbaitet.
CAsTOEEA.
1tsgt die eDsS ats, Die trimmer Gskaut Had
uatss.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-26

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