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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-08
SHAKE-UP COMING !,
N POLICE bOARO2
Political Wiseacres Declare That
Personnel 10 to BE Radi-
cally Changed.
nARoxEY FOR PRESIDENT.
Out and Out Folk Men to Take
Places of BlOng and HanlOn-
Chief kiely May BE
OuSted.

Politicians who have carefully watched
The trend Of events predicted yesterday
that wi,cin the fortnixht Andre. z. Ma
i6eEcy Of the election comlnisston to the
executive head OF the Board Of Police
Commissioners. q place which II H. BE-
resign.
a, the same time I'll. asserted that
Police Commissioners Richard Hanlon
and Andrew Rlong will BE- replaced by
act Of the new boar,i will he to name q
successor to Chief kiely. who will he de-
Caoitstcd instaater.
either at the hands OF Governor Folk or
from his friends and advisers I'm 81. Louis.
hut the persistent rumors which have
been af:"ai. and al! leading to the same
conclusion. have sprung from such sources
:.s 10 cause the fcreSc!nG deduction to BE-
made.
to accept the place ON the police COM
mission. and e is known that Il was the
wi.n o: Governor Folk during the winter
that he become one oe the board.
sure has been brought to bear on the Gov
ernor to put known friends Of his on
watch IN this ..npOTtan; department. forms
III. basis for the & report. port ., .s,. .,,. ,.,.
never been satisfied with the retention OF
the men who were appointed by Governor
Dockery and who have never been avowed
also prev allied against Chief Kiely and
against other members Of the police force
who were on duty on primary day last
spring and who are still carried On the
rolls.
WANT FRIENDS ON BOARD.
This feeling ha. been so intensified that
some OF the Folk leaders have gone 80 TAR
as to see Governor Folk at jefferson City
viewpoint Of his friends that he put men
on tn. police board who arr known TO be
E..,r.r ia,,,.nant Governor John h.
O'Meara. who was lately appointed n
member Of the Governors stan, saw the
Governor Mt the State capital saturday.
General - Meara said last night: Il saw
Governor Folk Saturday and told him
plainly II the many expressions Of dis
satisfaction which had come To me from
t.s friends mt the present makeup Of the
police board.
original Folk men cannot see bu, that IL
Is anythin: bu, friendly to the Folk al
mir.s,ratiOn There are men on the bOari
o,;,9as.s wm1 w IN IN. rrimarics last wear. and
whn an fact. had .i.I.gations whicl, were
rnnns.i 10 Folk. They biinked at tn.
crimes Of the police at that time; and to-
who notHriousiy violated the Law
..What W.. want Ia see is n police board
which viii understand TN" wishes Of Gov
law enforcement ani which will be- fair
enoych =" r,,arantee es,;ai rights TO all
arl pollcs Interference. with none when it
comes tim. for another prirnary. Governor
Folk hc. IL. same right 20 iinve all til.
br,nci,.s of his administration In the
hands OF Ioy.i supporters a, does the
N,yo- OF 81. Louis
II Yr.ie no charge aca,nS. aay member
Of fl;., board and iii NOT 70 to Jefferson
CITY for that express purpose. I was
there on business and took the opportunity
to toll .ha Governor Of the very general
-.g:, S.-Y,s ,s,l, IL, in hN rit
H,,poS,v >,.y ur, Ct,CSrc
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-08
WOMAN ACCUSES ACCUSER.
Saws Man Who Charges Crime to
Her Is the Real Murderer

Rock Island. Ill. Aug Josephine Col
ls;. accused by William Sarel Of killing
and rarity burning carl Brady. a fisher
mar. or an island In the Mississippi River,
to-day said the crime Was committed BY
Sag-i
She asserted 'ha: Brady vas shot during
quarrel following his refusal TO lend
Sagei "A skiH. when confronted with
SsGsl. The woman repeated the story and
rairtoi
The charrei body Of Brady was fnund
Saturday. Mrs CoilsC and EaRel were
arrested IN hcrsshoaf cWne! nv Brady
who EVIDENTLY was killed several weeks
ago.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-08
ARREST PRINCE FOR 4 SPY.
Mistake Of OverzealOus Soldiers
Is Soon Righted.

Berlin. Aug. 7-PTince Frederick Henry.
eldest scn Of Prince AlhYecht Of Prussia.
vas arrested a. spy by the guards II
thu. East Battery. in Swinemuensbe Fomei- :
ania Saturday.
The Prince was in ordinary drcao and
was phOsoeraphinc the envi!ons Of slie
fort. when appr~hended ne said he vas
Prince Fres!crich Henry. but fhe guards
told him they were mot to be fooled. "
The Prince wen, quietly wi;h ore Of the
guards 20 the comma ndant Of the fort.
who recognized him and ordered his re-
lease
Tn. eentries have been specially alert
because Of the arrest last week os en- Au--
photoeraphing with . strong camera parts
Of the fortress from q neighborinG light
house.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-08

-. 10o0D NaD 0o10 - 00ve C3e0oe0
CD Qoo0oo - AaABoae's v1eeogys
REPCnalc SPECIAL
Saratoga. r.; r., Aug 7.-John J. Ryan.
the O. Louis plunger, Who caused COM
H.ent tn . gambling 6-r00m here on SatuS.
day night By his big bets. made sensa.
tiOn In The betting ring At the race track
this afternoon By . winning plunge On
what Was deem-0 . rank outsider.
He 10 said tc have W0n S3v.609 on Ath!one
In the NTH race q horse that was scarce
ly considered by those Who had studied
the entries. A . result OF the race. the
stewards are making an Investigation. not
only Of the in-and-out running Of !Athtolse.
but als0 to determine the 0~sership ana
identity Of the horse. for suspicion has
been raised saat he may b. ''rineer-
-a.hsonc has rather cur Gus history
Originally The p!Gs,e-ty Il }. ~. EIGnr .f
St. Louis. he was sold TO Ryan. who Sub
scquently reconveye6 him 10 Baker. The
next transfer was TO the present owner.
L. s. wishard. who says he II a relative
OF Enoch w!shar6 an allegation which
Enoch Wishasd will no: admit.
Athionc ran cODvenfiOnaliy In TIE West.
and his last race in the East was little 10
his credit. He opened to-day at Ia in
the ring and vas quickly played down to
3i1. TIE figure at which Ryan is said to
have placed most Of his money through
commissioners.
II Ryan made ans bets in the ring before
to-day they were so small that tney at
tracted no comment
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-08
BEL lCHERS ASSOCIATES
NAY De luOlC1e0.


60uetDoo 600oUO 6BO00UD0 ~ -
Wn1 PSoeeeA A0n1Dse 0so We
AboeA Aay09 - Csa0eA
kEPCBlic SPECIAL
New York, Aus. 7-Citi.ens Of Patefoea.
n. j.. were stirred to fever heat today
bv tho rumoe that Eugene Emley. Puo1S0
Prosecutor. has In contemplation cs1Dlna1
sctiOns against prOminent banking e.
cials and business men who have eeea as-
sOciated With Mayor william II. BelcneT.
directly or Indirectly. In transactions that
have resulted IN the 1Oe0 Of more than
S10HOge.
According to one report Q warrant sim
liar tn that issued for the appeehensaOn Of
the miSsing OlI1cial - about to be sworn
out for The arrest Of q man actively con-
cerned in the loans and ether transactions
Of Belcher in connection with his Once as
president Of the Manchester Building ami
Liam Association.
Mr.. Emley saId to-day that he had suf-
flcient evidence In his possession to war
rant his asking the Grand Jury for in
d1ctments against Belcher on charges OF
forgery. embesslement and other 0ffenses.
ArrAngementS are making to receive the
resignation Of David YOunE. pTestdeet OF
the Board Of Aldermen. next Thurss1ay.
20 that he can tahle the position Of tho
miselng Mayor. The charter says that ten
days after the death or disappearance cf
q Mayor the President Of the Board Of Al
aermcn shall succeed to tho vacancy.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-08
Ar--sseA Al,-s-s s,shwn,-...

SPECIAL nfecer I.,:cicn Delaney rf ~.
seventh District arrested Charles rfciccr
age, :. ,.s-s. = s'srs itVirc n: No i.-.i
Arco s,enus. and Marry Huber. aged =.
Years. living at Bowie srt Manchester
iys-G.S. last niEhf on complaint - Harry
Harvey of NJ. s.,s Fountain avenue
Harvey told the police tta, Re was h.,i
" and robbed hy t~n r,ea u. O'Clock
Sunday morning at Tower Grove and Nan
-hs>t., avenues. and Vas relieved ~. 81
i@ iG. rtf'~t both prisoners as his a-SaE-
aats IN. yo.,cc say.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-08
MIME Conference IS FUTILE.
Operators and Union Men to Meet
Again To lIAv.

Chicago. Aug. 7-Thr ey"cuiic" hoards
Of the Illinois Coal Mine Operators Asso:
cintoa and the Illinois Mine workers
Union met In joint session here to-day 10
cons ider the dispute about who shall poy
the shot -flreYs In the mines. hut nothing
definite was accomplished. and another
mes ting has been arranged Cor Tomorrow.
The controversy on this question has
thrown nearly :0aN miners out of
work since July l. and determined effort
will be made to reach an amicable adtust-
ment Of the Glifllculfy.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-08

WaeAlnetoa. AuG. Las . result Of re-
Seoe cocIeewes eo.eesnlng c9aar0 m tnS ~
Oe0e!tment 0e AuSeoleore. C0oe5ss ~.
e0nss0er at NJ next session the ysactsca-
bality Of LONGER conttnuin9 10 make lump
s11 apCroosiettoaS tor the various ~
Teo0 c1 tnak 0epet 10y. .,se.~..
S1nce durin9 the admlnises.et9a g Semss ~
Wilson q Secretary q A9r1coMore = ~
ne CoaGrese has appeo2liated eoos,
tweaty-eieet sspefate heoUnss. tee s0s.'
0un OF S0SA4
Except 70 keep WITHIN the 9eaesl cp.1
actee Of the broad heod1ne1 unoss vmsSn vs.s,
these ap?roeriati0ne vefe naes: ~; :.cn.- ~
son has had practically unomase0 0DcSe-
ton as to their expenditures.
In the annual apptOoss:.sSsCn .S S.. c..1 49,, se
e:SH ,SsJSt -, .sch S,,resH siivision or once .
e.H.s,i ~. "-o~;.soT tos sniaries. An oiIIcera.
sysT.' y, III .@SIoxS ~ ~ ennmcrated and
GERS an0 S@y .st,,s,I.s.S n, asl-
tnsM u1... ~ 49, ~ ..ssS an snoroceia-
us s " ILL: S.cs ~, ~emeral eTUenses
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-08
MOUND CsTVs OFf' FOR EAST.
scatter Fosr Hopes Co N1s IT the Ns-
l0Oo00 Regatta.

The Mound City senior four, TN. best
& f"Yr that has rspr.ssn,,i 81 ,iI,,,s... LPu,s IN
this morning to take part In the National
Regatta. which Is 10 be held IN ;h. CITY
Of Monuments next Friday and Saturday
Ffomanack SueriS. Amm:nn and
jaeger. the crack quartet tina; did such
valiant WORK IN the recent Soush~:si:rn
f'rOmAnack ard J. Lash.
CnSxtended. tn. Mound City four won
the senior event las; Sunday against able
they made the mile ana a half Under a
burning sun in quick time.
Had the Mound cry been seriously
pushed they could have reduced 'h. time
they made by fully thirty seconds. as
they eased up near hon" and tii rot pun
with the stroke thar they are capable o.
doing when extended
The Mound city Rowing Tlwb extended
their cracks a proper sent-or last night
and IN return. me four promised 10 hfinE
hack rom. extra medals At that. IL the
Mound GiiyS keep OF winning medals they
will hardly have v.om sur them in their
exhibit d:psrtment In IN. recent regatta
ali the medals in sight with the exception
Las; nigh, r, G sueris. one of the aeles.
oarsmen In the city. speaking for the
we VIII 20 to Baltimore confident Of
victory. The time Ne made last Sunday
Vas fast time. although we could hav. '"-
duced IL materially had Ne been seriously
pushed. Tn. crew Is in excellent SHAPE ard
~" Will certainly give good account OK
ouffciScs"
kirtmsrr's victory In tire single ssuIis
is being .iul: celebrated AZ the North f.:sI
Rowing club. En- Wallace declares that
kistmann Ia OF. OF the greatest sinci.
sculicrs he haS ever knosn. AMI he - an
excellent judE. ~ rowing.
Johnri" Kelley. the Mound Ci;ys' chic.
rooter. VIII not accompany the senior four
to Eaiiimor". bu: he can b~ relied upon 10
Go his share ~ pulling here.
John Joachim. one OF TIE great oars
mcn OF st Louis. is not In the least DOWN
cast over his defeat las; Sunday.
Joachim boat iia no: work well and hi.
sdhercrts say ;liat Shis is the cagsc o.
hts defeat.
The 81 In1I,s Rowing Club boys shn
dia not hsr" ~" proper time 10 train. ~.
now beginning 81 work sor the Faust cup.
which 'ssy hn;.e ;a win.
tho QUINCY oarsrlcr rNgcfg.i n great
reception oH their g~furri home yesterday.
a. zimmerman. ;h's- crack Si-clc <cuii-
-. will h- srrt IT, tho National; Regatta
end 81 louis Uarsrneu believe re vii! win
IN" single sculi event
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-08
MORE WINS TENNIS SINGLES.
Takes Sess Fr0m Doctor ScsspSe Is
Two StP0oGbs

T.. y More found Doctor Scn;p., no; =.
al! an uny:clii,g opponent in the club
championship singles al the Tr.fi. ycs-
t.-t.ay afternoon ~" Won in straight
sets. . to and 8 o. -. S.'nple. II can h.,
.aid. played Il good game. although he
lost
stu. Nor" displayed a terrific serve. cov-
.-c3 ground with the agility Df a "a. a.t,
cut ri IN" nets I'm Sr"a: shaop More.
should h" con;ir.: to play in his y-.:cr-
days FORM. .~ hornd 20 h. The club cham
p!on again.
Walter a-l. y. Efshel heat Dac-or Sem
vi" and Mcdonald n TIRE doubles Til.
FishSls p'aysG nG excellent gan. and
have good Cha'lCe TO Ian. the club cham
yiousllip
Play will b" resumed al ;hc COUNTS this
afternoon.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-08
BRITT REPLIES To slLl.lNAN.
California Fighter Declares That He
CauaOs Meet Tpnasy In sDrsOhee.

Jimmy Britt. the great CoaS: ish.
weight. who was tn have met Brooklyn
b.r. has notified ;he local promoters that
he will hardly be ready by that date. as
he tsss Ia prepare for Nelson.
Blu: Hfitt declares that he will k.. will
Ing TO fight Sullivan before the II. 4. e..
later.
Sullivan is rleases with the prospects and
* already going into li.ht training Th.
match is Row practically assured for fiis
~. 4. G.. although II may not com of un-
q! the winter.
Brit; declares that he would Tx. To- meet
Sullivan Before the ~. \. &. but SAYS
that he wants to dispose OK Nelson first.
Hritts practical acceptance of Sullivan =
challenge is good news to local followers
Of pugilisRn. as they are eager "a see Britt
IN action. Of cou:ss. they would rather
nav. tn" affair come OF In October. but
they Will be just "a anxious to see II III
December
Owing 70 Illness in Willie F'ifzcera,is
either August IL or August l.. The pair
have trained faithfully for the fight. and
when they meet. AT Gran! Rsyiis. lovers
of hnSifg will see some lively work. FI'z-
gerald viii! be- remembered by local fol-
lowers of iii. sam. for his beautiful bout
with Eddie Daily Of Baltimore. When he
rie; Daily h. clipped hin, on THE chin
Tn. range ~ the punch iid not extend
over I've i'iches. hut Il sent Daily 20
sleep for the count Of ten.
Philadelphia Jack ORr.cn and Twin Sa,-
iivan. Who fought twenty rounds to .
draw IN Skaauay July 4. will haiti. "a
night in "a return match The las. fci:f
proved a winner. many of 'h. seats sell
Ing Yer s"
Kid Hermann has h-nn ul.trhe. L. meet
Charl!. N.ary AT Denver. October l.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-08
nv Rival AWrHi Il DlfsS.
ooosAeea California tsi,~rais, auas
W00aes - Che rice Parssn..

Han Francisco. Aug THAT Charles
pNrsSrs NJ the I-iN-rrlty ~ Southern
California 10 destined 20 d. rival n. Ar
thur pusYy. tho famous Georgetown
ecrsuter. is 'hr belle. 80 men interested
In athletic sports
s'Rrsnrs - Sef,tstlc wonder No sts-
i~te ever developed In America has shown
smch ph-nura"nsi sr.si a. hts aE.
In defeating such wrl'-frtsi srfin.s.s AZ
Archse Haha - Milwaukee. rnsscns mas
clearly esis hi,shes his claim - l.. cou-!!-
ee~a ore cf the fastest rr-u tn The c0ur-
try.
The tim. cf n'n- and forr-f,ths seconds
marked = gran! performance. and, tik.uS
sr:o consideration the youth ~ i-r-ors
and his lack " proper training. shs-~ is
Ssory reason - h~i.~vs that ne will .-tah-
itxh Q worlds record tn the rear future
especially q. he "a 60 have the services -.
Trainer Dad Noulton.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-08
l~ssrAeS Dow. ~ B,.s~se.

Ss-- Brown ~ No. iea F-sakfi- avenue
sac kncck.5 issE las. rish- IN ~ street
N fro-f o- hts nome " q sArvr,c ri l,ieE
~ Man f'isn q No ia FrsrsisT. avenue
II. Wa carried iu;g the hri.-s ssss-,, Dee
tor v j Ifi.,s- .: Nc e. North rlzyentn
street Was Called 20 tfeat hsm- II. il si.f.
serirS fsecn ccncrs-.gr. = ca. t-ai- and -
In serious condition. Fia-s has TO: ben
arrested.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-08
HOUSTON TREASURER DEAD.
\. 4. ScabO Served Under Kos
suth and Fled to America.

REPI Bf.ic SPECIAL.
Dallas Tex. Au. "A telegram from
Houston announced the death there to-
tisy Of A. 4. ScakO. for fifteen years
TfcaSur"- ~ Houston. Mr. Scabo vas
bern tn hungary In 1881.
He served .inder kosstsh In the rebel
lion against Hungary and Ned to the
United Ssa.es as a refuge. He was su-
z. rinien6ens ~ the nrst telegraph line
construction in Texae
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-08

The buckingham Quartet male = hit st
the A!ps last nigh. and gave much pleas
uYe 10 their friends and . large Monday
nisbt crowd. All their selections are pop
uiSY and their encores included some of
the old fsvorttea among which was ''Oti
Black joe Frederick Fischer. the ass!st-
Ant orchestra conductor In nov appeoSin9
81 the beginning of the concerts. instead
Of the close.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-08

J. H. simon. saioonkcepcr at Cfeve
Z O'Clock by Deputy Sheriff Clarencs
Campbell Of IT. Louis County on a charge
~ viola ting the Id rule. 4 warrant was
Issued against him BY Justice Ravens. He
gave bond and Was released. II is saiei
that the nd was on at GimoB's place until
late I'm the afternoon. when II MAS pFtc1
OF A squad of police Wss detailed NJ tho
place until o'clock Sunday afternoon
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-08
SARATOGA SELECTIONS
EEPEElIc SI'ECTAL-

Ssw York. Aug. 7.-Seiec,Ions:
FRS: Ease-Lne cs Life. CIAraphire. Miss
Jc-dar.
Second Race-Wyc;h. s:hawana Sonoma r.i,e
Tn ri RAce-The Quail. kiamesha H. Da-e
Lewis
Fourth Eac~-R.,.ame Kur.z.nan Dandei:on
Fifth ka,c-Abjure. I-aad.arion. Lord Of the
Forest.
sixth Race-i-asd Duchess Pete. knight.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-08

weIisyiiie. 80. Aug :-roaxressInsn n
Clamp Clark STATES TO-DAY that he will
zcc.p, the Invitation tn s;~ek az the Trt-
County Old S~t:l. ~ reunion near Mi3d.e-
ic~n. this county. next Saturday.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-08

Firsf-cia q nts are secured through
Tho R.uuhiic'S real estate columns AL
v.r:is" your property For Rent in the
Sunday Republic
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-08
0OmsON ArTER nOnERrAsuI.E.
G:0sAoaaIs' PvesSAeas Seeks NeIecseA
Pirate Plschep GeO0 0eds.

PSttsb.rg. Pa. Aug Frank Ie Hsss
Robson NJ .'isrrisnt owner Of she -.
Louie Nasionsl i..s-ue team. reached
pvetHourG to-day s-,' er.sres .1to Z.
lively competition wi,h Cincinnati sn5
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-08
CONGRESS- NAY INVESTIGATE
LUMP SUM APPROPRIATE AT|ONS

Secretary Of Agriculture Has Control Over Niaas Of Dollars
Which he Nay Use He Pleases-h All Ohef Departments
Money ApPopeated for Specific Purposes and for 1tes
Aecounts-Wson Has Raise Salaries Of Employees
WILL
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-08
Americas Ass~c,ssso,.

a. Columbus Columbus t5 Kansas 1'trv /.
a. f.-Gis,is'~ Hfnu.~ylil. ; Niursa.sI-
a. Trtian-pNit-- l'3.Anar.ii. :. - Pau
A. Tl.1S-S!'~Suh. 80 T. Eoi-.o Q
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-08

Read ReYssise War, Aas every cay.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-08

Chsvlese0n. 11D.. Ne1eA00a Asso0oo.
REPUBLIC SPEciAi.
Charleston. H. Aug .-J q Hesslsr. Z
merchant tailor OF this city. has assigned
70. IN. be nent OF his creditors. Liabilities
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-08

A. uttImvA-Ws.,r,ro :. C::u.uu,
Wessera GeaGse.
a SIOUX fr'y-T!aux City : Tr- N1:-es G
A. BEiAhs-..fT ,ha Z. Denver &
A. - ics.;h-Si- Joseph = E..hIa
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-08

kirtmanr's victory In tire single s.ulis
is being dul: celebrated AZ the North f.:sl
RoWin. club. Ed Wallace declares that
kistmann il OF. OF the greatest sinci.
scuilcrs he has ever knosn. AMI he - az,
excellent jgdE. ~ rowing.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-08

John Joachim. one O! fhe great oars
men OF 81. Louis. is not In the least DOWN
cast over hi- defeat las; Sunday.
Joachim boat dia Rot work well and hi.
edheror's say ;hai Ohis is :h. Cause %.
hts defeat;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-12

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Sen feline GGIie oerlan9t. @tgentbii.
mer bon SoteIs iin0 &oitbduicrn
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ben. 8te Glbreiie fam un9e5inoeri
nad 9elie6en g%eldJehen. - Iuf 9 t.
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ser, penn ie iid Idnger, OILS 4s
Stunoeu 6aiclbIt o~llfgebaIten BADEN,
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Ortspoli8ei heribaffen.
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S~otclbeIiter, namenttif IN tlel1cn
StGoten, irugen fremOe @dite IN
berRcgel, o6 lie g6Iie beiiber, eleit)'
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fern 8egcnitdnoe berpfdnoen tuollen.
ausIGnoer miiiien bier5ebn Gage
noh ibrer &nfltnIt 8ofumente Dor
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litGt, 8ebl,rt ulto 'Ston6 nnd]peiien
fonnen, Gin SOB miro In ben met
item 3GGct bicr5u ots genii9en6 b..
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finf Sabre bcidrGtttt. Elm lGrigerel
IufeutboIt miro oils eriter Sdriti
fir Die Ndtlrnliiirung betradltet.
Die &breiie tam obne cine @rflG.
RING 81 gebcn ODER einen 4SdB bor5lt
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miro bon G%remoen, melhe boIeIbTi
Den @inter 3ubringen poIlen, fcin
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loup (28eltinhier) f5nnen Nus.
Idnoer gebcr VS. fommer, fuie Is
ibnen beIiebl. &c JeItebt aueroin0s
elm oltes Set, peldes gGISe Dor.
id)reibt, ie6oh miro bos @eies ron.
ItGnoig mrBer Ght aeIaiien. - Gui
M o6ngastor (Sanotobe) Hiji.
fen iid Die &it8l6noer IN irgeno elmer
@eiie Ieaitimiren. 8Giie meroen je.
bod niht berlongt. Heiienoe not)
benz Snnern miiiieu iid einen gob
bon Dem @cilperneitr ieoer 8ropins
ncri6offen.- guf W ortinique
(St. gicrre), III Neu.GoIe6o o.
MEN @oumen), aui Eobiti unb
in Ennis iino feline B.Heeulu.
tionen porgeidrieben.
Sir Sremoe eriltiren feline Bob.
@oridriften, ieoof miro bon ibncn
berlongt, Dob iie iid bel Dem Mini.
tier oes auSDdrtieen reeiitriren Iai.
fen.
Sagtt.
9ei Ger 2ououng lniiIien IifSsrewt.
Dc bur6 gdiie ODER anbere Gohl.
lnetlte le0itimiren. Mm beiten IG6t
man iih Den Sab bon einem aoniuI
oieics 2onoes tor ser Gbreiie piIiren.
Eerionen, fpeIhc SdDti perlaTen
molen, miiiien ibre abreiie orei
Gage porber bel Der GcIi5ei onnleI.
ben. Sn mand)en SGucn ecniiet
cine iplde gnmel6una altd 24Stun.
Den Dor ser MbreiIe.
9oIipia.
Tur IN 9~riess5eiten mhIfen fid
bel Der ToIi3ei ~mlSpeiien,
ionit 1T in fcinem Sole bas Siibren
eliieS Yulles por8elOrlepen.
6 Dina.
Sn Gfina beiteben BET Der Can.
buns feline Hab Soridriitcn, ieood
tbilt man better, cine oerartige 2eai.
iimatim. nit iid au fiibren. gei'm
Geiicn in Snnern lit iebod elm bon
Der Seiouotid}aft o,tSaciteuter GoB
ilnerl1blih. @ei Der G5rsiie LIT fem
Sab notbpeabig.
GbiIt
Gein BaB3nana.
Smmeia.
Srembe IN Der Sdmei5 brauden
feline Gaiie n%or3uoeiien, jeood nirS
.ongeratben, uif bel einem 8eIuhe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-12
WiebeEIan6e unS 3 e.
fttlnaen.

Mrsldaoer xliilien nit 8dffen Der.
ieben iein. ieeoG iuirb oieie NoBre.
gel BET Sonriitclt inter getpoBnIihep
l~lnitGnb"n nidt angepenoet. Rad,
eilem Ilifentbolt bon spei Nonaten
ieaob miifen iid a~usIGnber ioentifi.
5iren uno reaiitriren IaIien. @ei Der
abreile 1T Die g~orseisitns zines Sc.
gitimatioas Hafiers nidt erforeer.
lid.
Sn Guiana 4aramaribp) tper.
Den 8Giic nift perlaHst. ebenio anf
S a b (@atapia)..- Sir g ii m d.
tr Oh NaAaps) beitebea ~oieieIbeH ,Se.
sdn,sieSe& tbtst ns:a norfiAts bal.
Der gut, einer Bat nit fA u fiib.
SSS0 M.kr ~ -- -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-12
Gilt.
&ein YaBamana.
g % 4.

Grembe IN Der Stnei5 braliden
feine Gdiie nor5utoeiien, ieood pirS
on9erotben, mlf) bel einem 9eiudc
oieies 2anoeS cine bcrartige 2cgiti.
nation slit fi6 5u fi!Bren. SoteIoe.
Iiscr iinb in. Der Sdppei8 fir Tire
@dite oeronttport!id, iebof miiIsen
5rem De IN &~oft50uiern n1e Sripat.
wobmingen inncrJoB breibia Saeen
lore gafie bel Der Ortspoliaei einrei.
den, nno pirh linen bann Elm Aiif.
eutbolts . gereftiaunasidein oilsge.
Iertigt. M~uslorher fonnen su ieoer
3eit rngebi,bert mieber Dos 2uno
berla1Ien.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-07
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