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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-15
Mrs. r. Ford.

Mrs. r. Ford died suddenly yes,erday
morning In the homo ot her a, da4 Y, ree,
Mrs, +, ]. Weeks. no. Wv Si.,t rnn ~. W.
Mrs M I''T Ford is survived BY her hnaband
and two children-Mrs, =. J. Wlcks. q, o.
this city. and Mr.. F. Ford; q Hos NoI Wor;
The funeral will take place. from pin ,.'
Street Baptist CHURCH a. sIo ,,i q TINS
Miss Fannie M. Perkins,
Miss Fannie Mason Perkins dled At
Fairview Cottage. Asheville, y, g. tues
day, September 18th She was tf'e p nrns ns
~ Virginia. JEIl al5 .'-s-. lEst
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-15
KoMURA IMPROVING,
Expects to be Able to Sail tor
Home in Time for Meeting
of Diet.
(By Associated Press.)

NEW YORK, sapt 14.-Haron honlura'
the japanese peace envoy who Is III al
the Wu.dori- Astoria Hotel WAS resting
quietly to.luy wilhnut apparent changc
or condition since last evening.
Baron linnelo who ned several con-
farcnccs with President Roosevelt during
the time that the peace negotiations were
In progress at Portsmouth, was III to-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-15
no New Cases at Natchez.

Q3y Associated Press)
NATCEIE2, MISS, September l4,-Not
even n suspicious case OF yellow fever was
reported to-day. SIX patients are undcr
treatment Doctors LaVlndcr. Aikinah
and Sessions, who went TO kcmps, La
to-day to diagnose flve cases at that place.
reported that they are not even suspi-
iii
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-15
Bedford City Chilly.

Especial to The Times d. spatch')
BEDFORD CITY VA. September ~.
From Il summer temperature " canes !.i1,o
tha mercury fell during the night 10 an
un re low point, and !, ~ noon
Thursday stood resolutcly at " uosre'c's'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-15
The TREATY ADDS
TO- OUR INFLUENCE.
Continued from 1'rs, RAGE,

French by the Russians and IN English
by the Japaese.
Cuptnln kozakevich, who delivered
General Lincvitch's first reply to Field
Marshal Oyama, was stopped Mt Jap
aneso outpost, Il mile to the southwark
of the Russian advance post, Where Il
Japanese speaking perfect Russian. re-
uuested him await the arrival OF
japanese officer. On the latter's ARRIVAL,
tho letter from General Llnevitch was
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-15

dress and his very modest way of pre-
scntlng his views won the admiration
OF those who did not agree with him.
1t Is not out Of place right here to
quote Westerner,t who spoke to- the
Times Dispatch man. Said he: II don't
believe what Mr., Ward breaches. but
he is such a nice little fellow and so
gentlemanly, BY gosh, I'd like to think
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-15
Suspicious Cases at ST. Paul.
(RY Agsoclnted Prnsa.l

(Ey Associated PreSs,)
ST. PAUL, MIMI, SEPTEMBER III G..
Wilson, Of Fair oaks Ark. was taken TO
q hospital tonight, suffering from what
physicians say scema to be yellow fever.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-15
Two Deaths at Vicksburg.
fpv Associated Press)

U3y ASsOcInted I'rcss,)
YICKSBURG, MISS, September Ia
TWO new cases Of yellow fever We're re-
ported in Vicksburg today. Total cases
to date, 2s: deaths, 3. Seven patients are
under treatment now.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-15
DEATHS.

MAYo,-Dled,, d. G. MAYO, at . e; Ma d
September 18th. az ms residence ~ =
Funeral at 3 u. NJ. SATURDAY.. q
in ,s ngoofNIyHnS N II vi HtAR e
WH eEtsiI.' 7S WOOD, wife Of EdWaard . g ! Z
Wood ad and granddaughter Of th e. a. laye ).
II. D. and u, A, Mitchell, aseu t'it'''s
'I Due yea notice Of tho funeral will 20
given.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-15
MIS-. C.. e. REYNOLDS.

(spccial to The Tmcs-D ispatch)
sTAUNTON, VA. September l4,-Mrs'
Q. %. Reynolds died last Might WIZ sba e Was
sortv-four wears old. She Is survived by
husband and one sister, Miss Sadie smith,
ar StQllnt on. ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-15
Miss Margaret Lawson.

Especial to The Tlmes-DlspHFuT'l
E SUFFOLK. VA, September la.-Mlss
dntishter Of the late Dir, John w, Law
son, former Congressman from the Sec,
ond Virginia District, died yesterday AZ
her home, in smithtleld, aged twenty
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-15

TWO trains. $3.50 and . a, NJ Pa or y
cars attached sl.oo round trip to OLD
POINT, BuCKROE, VIEWPOINT NEm N.Y.,
OCEAN VIEW and NORFoliN, IN
most beautiful season OF tho year yp'e
these points. Connection made NJ NOT
folk, with Electric Cars for PINE bEAEit'
CAPE HENRY and VIRGINIA BEAS3a'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-15

tho congress in the afternoon there , Was
an alr Of business, II WIS Tlaih l ,,'I.
tic farmers Intended TO flhlsli up t l1A1
business. ,n. ,,,atsiat \
congressman Lamb, Of tnis a us u \
read Il rnper OH Postal l , loilila' INA
ri puno fre,, acilvery ana TINT
+ ,nraci snust srryicc can easily be added.
After insisting tic reading q his 81 pa p !,
tie congressman. finding That nc. he h !, 81
yot about five minutes tltne. processes 10y.
10 make d speech along general reform 'nI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-15

handed over and CAPTAIN Kozakeych re.
turned to his own lines
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-04-01
cURIOS or ALL DESCRIPTIONS

Hawaiian Jewciry sterling silver
Bhaius. cat eyes. seeds shells and coral
lsls and BOO Tact everything en- the curio
tine.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-04-01
GEAR BRINGS
A LIBEL SUIT
HE ASKS FOR TEN THOUSAND
DOLLARS DAMAGES FROM THE
ADVERTISER

a. V Gear, by Attorney A. c. NJ.
Robertson, this morning began libel
suit against the Pacific Commercial
Advertiser. for $4,000. on account of a
publication i'm yesterdays Advertiser.
which is set forth in the complaint as
follows:
80 Gearville meaning certain prop
erty situate at Iwilei, Honolulu, and
owned by a certain corporation in
which plaintiff is interested) is i'm the
midst of things uneaning has become
topic of public scandal, disgrace and
condemnation again. The premises
mainly used for housing the japanese
social evil meaning a place inhabited
by Japanese prostitutes) at Iwilei were
leased for the Fidelity Insurance co.
(meaning the Fidelity Insurance Com
pany, Limited a corporation organized
and doing business in the Territory of
HawaiD by A. V. Gear (meaning the
plaintig) president-also president of
the Bulletin (meaning The Bulletin
Publishing Company, Limited, a cor
poration organized and doing business
in the Territory of HawaiD. Evidently
since this expose became inevitable,
Mr.. Gears (meaning plaintiff's) avail
ability as a candidate for Superinten-
dent of Public instruction of the Ter
ritory of Hawaii has become impaired
At least nothing more has been heard
of it Cmeaning that plaintiff cannot ex-
pect to be appointed to said office by
reason of, his alleged connection with
the said japanese prostitutes at Iwilei.
The complaint filed this morning
states that this article was false, scan
dalous, malicious, libellous and defam-
atory and calculated to injure the good
name of the plaintiff and bring him in
to public scandal, disgrace, adherence
odium contempt and ridicule, also that
at the time when defendant published
the article, it well knew that it was of
such a libellous and false nature. The
sum of $4,000 is therefore asked as
damages
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-04-01
BONDS SOLD At
PUBLIC AUCTION
SALE OF PROPERTY OF THE
CUMMINS ESTATE HELD AT
NOON TODAY

James F. Morgan at noon today held
a sale of bonds of the estate of Thomas
J. Cummins, deceased. There was con
siderable bidding for some of the prop
erty offered, the Waterhouse Trust Co.,
j. o. Carter and the Alien estate be-
ing the principal buyers.
Three bonds of the Ookala Sugar Co.
were sold al $9S so to the Henry Water
house Trust Company. The Allen es-
tate bought two one Thousand dollar
bonds of the Oahu Sugar Company at
$102.50 and ]. O. Carter bought four
WaiaIua bonds at the same figure. Two
OIaa five hundred dollar bonds went to
]. o. Carter for $99.75. S. M. Damon
bought one Alexander Young Hotel
bond at $97 and two Hawaiian Hotel
bonds were sold to u. K. Myers at $50.
Eight bonds of the Oahu Railway COM
pany were offered and e. Philip bought
two at $102 so and j. o. Carter took the
rest at $104.3 75 One five hundred dol
lar bond of the Oal railway company
went to r. W. Single at $104. 675 and
the Waterhouse Trust Company bought
20 bonds of the Waimea Mill Company
at 1873. IS and 25 more at 1856, Three
Hawaiian Sugar Company bonds
brought $1OS, the Allen estate making
the purchase.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-04-01
NAVAL CADETS GET
LOCAL EXAMINATION
IMPORTANT NOTICE REGARDING
ENTRANCE EXAMINATION TO
ANNAPOLIS RECEIVED.

Captain Niblack has received nOtift-
cation from the Navy Department that
the examination of the candidate for
entrance to the Annapolis Naval Aca-
denny will occur at Honolulu April Fl
under the direction of the Civil Ser
vice Commission. The physical exa-
mination will be conducted by the
Naval physicians at the local station.
This notice from the department means
that the candidate will not be under
the expense of going to Annapolis to
take his first examination.
Admiral Whiting was departing
passengers today by the $. S. Man
churia for San Francisco.
The Naval Station has received or
ders relative to e. Geneau's status,
He has been returned to general SER
vice in the navy.
By the steNm er Kaiulani yesterday
Captain n black sent the two buoys to
Hilo for Blonde Reef. They will be
located without delay.
The gunboat Petrol is to sail Mon
day afternoon for San Diego, Califor-
mia.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-04-01
SUNDAY LAW
BOUND TO PASS
FRIENDS OF THE MEASURE
TOOK NO CHANCES IN THE
SENATE.

The friends of the Sunday law did
not take any chances in the Senate
yesterday. They had plan fixed up
by which they could have brought up
the matter again, if their votes had
failed them yesterday after the re
turn of Senator Hayselden. The pro-
e1amme shows how determine We're
the supporters of the measure that it
should become u law in spite of the
gubernatOrial veto.
been the man to revive the law, if
Yesterdays action had downed it. 1t
was feared that some of the doubtful
senators would vote to sustain the
veto, and if they had done so Woods,
who is the last to vote except the pre-
sident, would have voted with them.
Woods watched the vote, ready to sus-
tain the veto if there were enough votes
that way to be effective. Then he
would have been with the majority
and entitled to move for a reconsidera-
ton There were plenty of votes to
carry the reconsideration and with that
carried the plan was to postpone ac-
ton to Monday, when Hayselden will
be present.
The first vote called practically set
tied the question, however, and made
the plan unnecessary. Achi is first on
the roll and he voted for the bill.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-04-01
WILL PLAY GOLF.

Governor Carter is spending today at
Haleiwa and will stay over until Mon
day morning, resting after the strenu-
Gus week he has had at the Capitol.
The gubernatorial Sunday is likely to
be spent in a quiet game of golf, which
has always been allowed even under
the old Sunday law, so the change will
not make any difference to Carter. He
will be away from the padding crowds
who are to revel in a wide open Sab
bath in Honolulu
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-04-01
ROUNDING UP
BAD ROBBERS
ANOTHER PORTO RICAN SUSPECT
ED OF BURGLARY CAUGHT BY
THE POLICE.

The police have captured a Porto
Rican who is suspected of committing
a robbery. He is said to have robbed
a son of Matthews the old second hand
dealer, Fifteen dollars in gold was
secured.
Ramos the man who was caught on
Maui is expected by the steamer XII
nau to be tried on a charge of burglary,
Edward Dillon was given a year in
jail this morning by Judge Whitney for
getting S45 from a man who was in
toXicated. The rolling" occurred in
broad daylight and the court said he
was sorry not to be able to give the
man a heavier sentence.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-04-01
NV ADVERTIsENLNTs
NEWS IN NUTSHELL
Paragraphs That Give Condensed
News OF the Day,
WEATHER REPORT.
U. S. Weather Bureau Office, Young
Building

temperatures "a. M, GS; s a. m. "a;
10 a. m, a.; Noon, II. Morning mimi
mum, g..
Barometer, a. M, 1904, Absolute
humidity. s a. m, 5.25g grains per cubic
foot: Relative humidity, a. m, SIS per
cent, Dew point, s a. M, IS.
Wind-Velocity, 6 a. m, g. e; a.
m, s, E.. 10 "a. m, IA, e.; Noon Is, f..
Rainfall during "A hours ended 8 a..
IN. trace inches
Total wind movement during "a
hours ended at noon, 1877 miles
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-04-01
ELKs' OFFICERS.

The Elks last night elected the fol-
lowing officers;
Exalted Ruler, George II. Angus; Es-
teemed Leading Knight II. f. Murray;
ESTEEMED Loyal Knight, r, e. Mall;
Esteemed Loyal Knight, r, E. Mall;
Musgrave; Secretary II, II. Simpson;
Treasurer w, r. Lucas; Tyler, e. e.
Hartman; Trustee, Norman Watkins.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-04-01
LATE ARRIVALS.

You are often made the victim of
mosquito bites. Call at Hobrons' and
ask for "Skeet-Go they will explain
its use, and guarantee it's effect.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-17
hGerlei 2'iGantss.
Tlaubcrii ppr SuIiu8 Sttn6e,

.#. T
So 9aGe ein,n sr,:n @ctannten. Dem
III jsop0 i4licBtiaJ Die SiIGireInOs
'baft tl!i6igte.
gliGt ioeil cr uNmdnjerli6 oB, ges
iGab oas. Or mJbte 10 5ietlitt gu
IpeiIen, ais bate er bon Helm ouf an
9dIdtdfeln oeIelTen ; er fiibrtc bos
W}eNer ME gum Wrno. i6uitt has 9rot
nidbt, Ionbern br0al IS rad ben gte
qeln bes 4nitouos, titldte Ou6 niAt
bic 5unten ouf, aI5 bate bic Aogc
ieinen 9eller gepubt aDer Der In
9Iiids meni6 bat Die WnacpoGnbeit, 81
icbem @ettdjt GEM SIT ncbmtn, nit
Wu8ndbne oerSuppeu uno Iiiber Gpei
len, bic er i'm Grunb IeineS Ner5ens ais
ldbberie perdhtct. 9tu)iern uno &ds
piar rednet er gu ben &oltburteiter, be.
rem Bertb ibm unperitdnoli6 Bites,
ucil gr su gut cr5o9cn 1T, nm in sc:
Q"cnipart Srsmbsr Iejneu belie6ttn SenI
baroilf gu tbun. Mitr gc0eniiocr lt9Il
er Iid teinen 3DalQ an - 6reunp
Idaft qeItattet Ii6 bttorntlid 5rcibsi'
Ten 49, bis ib ni6t mebr inter benz Wn-
Bid T~iinobdftcr 8erIenIQuQ lcIb't etNt'
tlaITi1er &iidencr5eugaiNc lelotl
poqte unb i6m, 10 oft mir ans in eiaem
R~eitouront ~trafen, ben NorId)Iog mad
tie, ieirpHn Wptri4orgicn in stli4er
SebIergf, YP8 ,Yir gu frO6nen.
Shm lppGtg 'bhnc WoItri0 nidltS pt'
liant tsniqH. @tif meinen lpoGl9emcin'
ten 9sdtg,"' fh bon eintn Spcaialar&'
fir GeT6mddsnerpcn untcrIu4en 81
IoiIeu, tpnnte er leiocr ni6t ein9eben,
ba oteie Sf6art BON Weoi5inmdnnern
nod Hta)f I'LL abtsbbu6 itebt.
Die 0raet, tob bdS Gelhl mad, ld,ats
fer 9eiSe a%ltqebprenes Grbtbetl poer an
criuurbene observation-disclosures ict,
tonnte ipiEcnitaitliA bdber nidt be-
ontportet perbcn. Mteine InlIdt,
iibcrmGbioeS @auheu unb Siiblsn oes
egbibtcn S9lunsss nit eiligsm SiCr
Iditsu Ieirc Ghmedlpert8euge oerortl9
o1aeInmtTt, DAP linen ous feine lns
t.riGeibundsrcrm0een ub6dnoen &C.
fr,iimcn ftj. IieB or nidt 9elten. Si,
@cocnthetl ! CT fetauptete iogar, lein
sae1aaen cm Ssrf mare Elm 3siten. be
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-17

10 1T cs riidiihfsIos. ourh ucbcr9iitz
lihtbun oorin Die Iufmertiumttit+qu
Tid 3u lenten, benn nihts pirtt iueses
ltiprr ais eifen. Capt Semanp JIM Res
Itaurunt lid auBer Der Get cine 8lets
niqtejt qeben, iIugs peripijre1 tte re
benIibcnoeu audi Nppetit. nOas 4. BIT
gut aus" ipritt Der einc, mir ar4
cinmaI Oopon." limb ebenio ipreden
Gnoere.
r8ic tDnncn Sis?" ruff elmer mar
ncno, penn er iiebt. ipie Semano reits
Iit Sal3 ooer Yfeffcr nimmt. Gn
anoerer Iagt: nWenn i'd bas nur nttt
Gifen Ioute."
Sem Gfienben fam man cine Spe E
our6 Reoen pcrleioen, mi, ct lri,ttz
rum bic @Ifensireuoe an6crlr turdJ
Ten Wiibbraut BON %pitantcn 3utbI!In
81 itDren Dermag. Die 3u1cbeateH
rIicn in 0eOanten nit.
Sean Paul er3dblt ron benz NJ
Bliidieligen JlGtenipicIcr, nit Dem iii
gutter Sreuno getDtttet bate, LAB er
Iein &on3ert ntdt gu Gnbe bringaH
lOeroe obne bob @epalt angcpenoet
lpiiroe. Ocr 5lDtilt mar Elm iitercr
SpiGer unb iciner Safe gepib, dls er
7ber ietn Snitrumeat taum on Lie Qips
pen geieBt butte, SOg Der in Ter elit II
Retbe Dor ibm 1ibenpe 5reunD enc
3ttrOne aus Der 5oife, in lie CT tin.
cinbiB, baB Der Saft ibm aus ben
Wunbntnteln rann. Bel oicIcm Mus
Bid permottc Der 5l6tenipt:ler BIZ
Gippeu nitt 81 ipiben, bic Wtitempfinz
bung Der SGure 5og lie linn trob aQcI
StrQubens auseinanoer, uno err tonnte
teinCn Son blaIcn.
Die pitauten QederbiiIen Der ga
tustu UNI oes Sdncoentiid)e5 miriam
10nli6, jcoo6 in bciIercm Sim. IS
lit nGmlih Gefunoen, oab piir3tSe,
TAdrfe Nnrci5un9en i'm W}aQen cine
reitsre 9(biOnoerugg ocs Gccoauz
ungsIuIte5 peranlaiIcn, ia ouB ldtn
ibr gtnblid bieie 1bGtigteit ousl0It uno
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tiI6eS nit pitanten Sadlcu pbgiiolos
gif6 ndd9epieIen uno ms re6tc Hitt
leitclt.
GtcnIo 1T bic @trtuug p,tlntec
9eiQoben lpdbreno zines W}a6.5 n
tlGrlif. Der @ef6mad perlanst mad
i6ncn, pa Der Mdgcn elmer ~tlgiren Nrs
rci5ung bebdri, neil inn 81 bill 'uga.
mutbct tpirb uno CT aus ei9ener Fydft
cen Sonberunitrcngunsen nidt Sc
pa6Ien lit. ,
So IS Der 9eIunbteit 5utrSg.th 1T,
pom Wee Der Natur %ab3upcittn, oolr
ob Der OrganiSmus iit SuleBt &C.
p0bnt, ous blcibe unentIhi:ben. Dor
lGuii0 1T mein Senffreunp pcbl uhp
munter, uno bic StatiItit bat nod
ntdt5 iibcr bus NerbdltniB 5pii6en
9ieifcrourten uno Der Gebensbiucr
luf benz 2ano uno in ben StGb.c,l %
6ru6t. BIS oabin made Scoer NJ
lid aus, mas Inn bctommt, uno prii {
llii9li6 oaS pitante. =
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-17

W0lm Wetterlobnen ouf aird,tbiir.
men nlfaefonmen limo, lGBt lid niht
mt "cltlntmtbeit ermitteln, in0clieH
icblt c9 niht an biitoriiden 9elc1cn
0atilr, 0uB oicicr 8ebrauf nidt nllr
I'M 10. Sdbrblnocrt ldon iebr Der.
brcitct %QeuelenL lonoern Dob man
aud lhon 0dnlnlS mic nod ieBt, Dor.
5u0"mcilc 0aS Vil6 zines Sabne3 CUR
Mcitcrlnbne unbnl, mo 0arfm 9cbs
terc c%benloipohl aullu5 ais pcntilo.
0lltm gcnannt hnbe. WarlIm geraoe
oIele9 Eblcre1 Nbbil0 bier}u erluGblt
iullr0c, III leidt crfldr6ar, mcnn man
lid) crllnlert, 6nB Der Subn I'M Wtit.
tcIolter ais 0oS Sinnbilo Der Drift.
lldc1 Wahlamteit betradtet lpllr0e.
ln1o 0oB Die 0clitliden iener Belt lid
gar OFT, nit eil1er 9lrt bon W0nh3.
mlB, y@oitcS SABINE" nonntcn, Die
onN @olf cbenio, mic emit Ser Sabu
Ill Der @ibel Den Fetrlla 5llr 9bbiiz
Bitn1 Der Siin0Cn auirlicn miibteu.
Merflpiiroiaer @eiie mar e$ inIronf.
reid m0breno he6 ~. ,Suhrhunberts
nllr Dem Noel onaihlieblih erloubt,
Wetier'o6nen oni Die NGliier an lq.
ten; ia. IS 'ol ioaor nripriinalit
on@ Hed)t, Dies 5u ibun, nllr 0enen
nl"Sepor5ngung ertbeilt uor0en Seip,
ole bel %eltilrnmmQ icinolid,erS tGote
iller't lbre 6elOjeihen oli Den Mau.
erit oll'1epflon5t batten. Sino oieic
NHaoben ritltig, 10 oori man iait nit
@efpIBbelt ncrnnltben, 0oB ser Sa6u
IN lran5o'llden Heih9lpappen nit
oleNeIll Torred)te bes einbeimiitelt
HoelS III aennneIier g~erbirouta itebe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-17
&icncnitidjc ais Wittcl gcacn Hbrm'
mutismus.

SicncnitidDc ais Miittcl gcacn Hbru.
mutismns.
@err DC Earpiuc bate Dor eiliger
3cit I'M o&ournol oeS 0ebat9" III ci.
nent miiicnlhoitliheu Genilleton err
}0blt, ooB 9icnenitihe ein altc5 Wlit.
tel geQen Hbcumutiamuo ieien. Nbells
mot!fer, Die bon Sienen geitOden
mCr0en leic1L bQtteu in ibrcn Blits
bern pl0Blid feinen S6mer} mebr
Ncf!lblt. Gin Mann Der an @elenf4
Nbeumati9mll5 idrucr ertrantt mar,
iOrrOc AM rcd)ten SanOgeIeHt BON ci.
ncr YSelpc Qcltohen: Der Sdmcr; in
Der Non0 bortc ioiort o1i; am nddls
item U|Orgcn licB er lid bon 9iencu
5lUjihcn @ein mo @ilitc Iteden, md3
i'm 0llh pom leIlen Sd)mer5en i'm
SUB bcireitc. Sin an0erer Wann lit
en- elmer totarrboliihcn gugenfrunf.
belt, Don Der i'm feline Sur beireieil
tonnte. 9ine3 Cages mur0c er oil
Scr liutcn N%llAenbrme bon elmer
Niene gcitohen; on ndbiten Worgcu
fonrltc er 0nS 2lugr 0Ilncn. obne nont
|id)t ACbIen0Ct 81 luer0cn. Grci Gage
lpdter lieB or lid irenDilig aud am
rcdltrn Niiac bon elmer NIenc itehelL,
nm Die @eilunN erlolqtc oud udd)
Oieicr Scite. Gin 0itreiAiiher Nr3t
'oll 0iclc merfmiir0ige &eilmetbOoe
lhon lett % &abren anmcnben un0 it
mebr oils 500 GQQen cincn pollen gr.
dolg er3ieIt baden. 81 oiclcn lntcrei.
lontcn WtittbCiImgen 0c9 Nru. De
ForOile itreib MN Georges WQllre.
vert I'M oFctIt gticoiS": SEER De Bar.
bile bat redt; ih ielbit babe crle6t,
lpte Elm Nbclmatifcr olrd 9ieneuz
)ild)c tllrirt lplIr0c. %n Soint Seat
'nrsW}cr bel Mi}5a lcbte elm arnrer
Scllrcl, NantcnS GurIo. IS mar eit
'rlthercr WfIIhbdn0ler, Der lcit 3cbn
&0brcn Q0n5 entIeblid an 8clenf.
HhclInlutlSmu@ lit. Gr bate 'abl.
Io'c Ncllmittcl Oeriud)t - NlleS nm.
Nonlt. Scit 0rei &obrcn mar cr BON
0cu Gottorcn mo iuqar uon 0cn
&urp'uIhern Gon5 olll9cgeben. 9lehz
jtno mo ltobncn0 Qing CT AMI aril.
dcH 0arh Die @emein0e Saint &eun;
lbl0fcn tonntc er il6erbaupt niht
mehr, uno IN elmer Scr lebtcn N1d)tc
'eBtc linn Der Sd)mer3 10 piel 3t ooi,
CT lid 0o2 Seben nchmen moQtc. Nnt
Wforgcn obcr bcillhtc i'm cin Nad,.
bar. Der linn Den Nlrtitel oc5 Srn. De
Forbillc, Der 0umol@ 0rrd) Die Sci.
tull0en 9lnq, jetQte mo i'm irnqtc,
oh cr 'id nld)t aud Don Niencn ltcdlcn
lnllcn mOIltc. Gorlo licB iih GoS nidt
3lpelnloI iru0cL ionocrn bumpcItt,
bon finn oocr ied)S neltgierioeit
TreumNcn beQIeitet. 5lrr @iuo cine3
Srn. g.. ser mcbrcre @iencnlt0dc
bclibt,u Gr .5pH bic Mpiel aus, jeBtr
lib Den ~Selm" oc3 @iencn5iihtcr5
am Den &opf unO licB lid in Oieicr
Nll@It0ttltn0 in Der 9tGbc 6c@ Nicncn.
forbes nlc0er. Ole ouiacit0rtcn Die.
men crIhiencn bolo 81 5auicnocn uno
ltilr5tcn iid) oli Sen ornrcn Gurlo
ooer plclmcbr olli ieine gcibpouencu
Hnic. Carlo %5ittcrte Dor Sd)nIcri am
0un5cn Seibe, Oenu ibu Itohen Sum
oertc bon 9icnen; iein 8eiiht mar
nit ShmeiB bcocdt, aber er belt
mlttbia cine &irrtclltm0e aus. ,,5cbt
ut DER Mbeumutifer niht ruie0er HI
ertenncn; ieine Sdymer5en limo 0otIi
per1hnlm0en; cr gebt unb lGuit ohne
@rilten uno cr5GbIt alien Ofeniden,
be cr trl'It, iein mcrtmiiroiac9 Nbct.
tr>ler. Nb ober Die Seilun0 unoou.
rrl miro?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-17
{ 10 / 8.

Ybilploa: ,@iHen Sic aud BAT, tey
beutide SpradfhaB ilber 10000
MOrter umfabt2"
Rentier Oudbih: .0as hub' ih
fdon all meiner 5rau ibren Yarsi'
Eenprebieten semerft." ..u6y.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-17
Sreimifo.
9pp,Tetts BON ). b. 5etbeIberg

Die Saifon in s., eincm Der 'd0ns
ften 3urorte Siioz0 eutidIanos, mar
in boiler 9Giitbe. Der Strom Der
ssrsmoen i6pOu, burh oaa Wetter be-
eiinitiqt, bas iiir oos n8ei6dft" in
2%urusbdbern bon GROCER gBi9tigtcit
1T, in folder QBsiie an, Ddb audi Die
NahfoiIpn cine uuberorbentlite 81
tperben psripraf. Inter ben neuan9es
fommeren Tremoen ipuroe cine junge
eleqonte Gyrau ourt bic WaieitGt ibrer
Griteinuna unb jene Gilithi6Dnbeit,
Die BEN Wtdnrern 10 geidbrlid Dtro,
burt bas fat tlaiiIde Gbenmab tbre
5prmen uub jenes biitiu9uierte BE
nebmen, bas nur anQebOren ietH tam,
balo gum Wittelpuntt Hummer, re-
~ipettpoler Suloiguugen, W(an lab
sSrau bon Der Often tets in 9cieQz
fd,aft elmer alien game. Die un9ez
5~punoene Si6erbeit, nit Der lie lid
bepegte. hdrmouierte nit Der porneh'
men Gleqdn3 ibrer 3oilettcn. Wtit fet-
ng.n Sat- psrmieb tie es, lei es ourh
iiblriyicarnes Uu,egen pon S6mud
pber rusn Mot r]traOagan3en auffGls
Ii 3u rcsgper. al Wianja BON Der
S0cr nor eben gclu0bnt, bur6 tire
Gridou1ng 11ein iiberau Geniotion
at clgf5,n, aber tie mar 10 etlpas lpie
Marmorbrdut, Dame be marbre, oil
beren tdltcm Bid bic tiibuiten gemii
bungcn be5 iieggepU9nteIten SaiipnI6z
ipen I6ettertcn 80.