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The San Francisco call., 1905-04-06
HAMMOND GIVES
FREE. LIBR AIRY
Mining Expert Provides
for a Book Collection
OF a Technical Nature
WILL BENEFIT MINERS
Funds for Nucleus Will
Be Followed by Needed
Additions as Required

John Hays Hammond, now of New
York, but formerly of California, has
made present to the citizens of San
Francisco, and the miners of this State
of special library to consist of min
ing and metallurgical works. During
his recent visit to this city he gave to
Charles 6. Yale of the United States
Geological Survey a check for $4,000
! to be expended for the purchase of
books, bookcases and whatever else
might be necessary for this library.
He made no particular conditions, his
intention. being to establish such a
library of technical works as will be
useful to the professional mining en-
glneer, superintendent, the metallurg-
ist and the ordinary everyday practi-
cal miner. There will therefore be both
advanced and elementary works relat-
ing to the subject
Mr.. Hammond desires that the Ii
brary be placed in the State Mining
Bureau, provided the trustees of that
institution permit it's use as deposi-
tory. But in case there is at any time
lack of room the library may be re-
moved to any other suitable place in
this city where the public may have
access without any cost. That is to
to say, he wishes the books kept for
use In the city of San Francisco and
not elsewhere under any circumstances
If 1T becomes desirable or necessary,
authority is given to present the en-
tire collection TO the San Francisco
free library.
The fund for the purchase of these
books is to be managed by Mr.. Yale,
Louis Janin and the State Mfneralo-
gist. Methods of making expenditures
and purchases is left entirely in the
hands of these gentlemen The library
of mining books is to be kept as sep
arate unit and always opened to the
public. Mr.. Hammond has promised
that in case this sum already donated
is insufficient for the purpose, he will
be glad to see that the library is made
a complete one
The library will be entirely independ-
ent of the two mining libraries for
students al the University of Cali
fornia and the Stanford University
The State Mining Bureau at the ferry
building has already quite a good nu-
cleus for library of this character.
bur by reason of lack of funds very few
additions have been made during the
last eight or ten years. As a result
many of the editions are old and many
necessary books are lacking.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-06
Mistaken Identity Conveys
Embarrassment to Benedict
Woman Hugs Him in Sight of Wife
He Experiences Difficulty in Explaining True
Situation to Better Halt
BY JAMES c. CRAWFORD.

door. The case might have gone hard
for him despite his wife's refusal to
prosecute If the intelligent clerk who
drew up the formal complaint had not
made the document null and void by
filling with the arresting policeman s
name of the defendant. So dismissal
was ordered by Judge Fritz.
James Fitzgerald denied that he had
accosted soldiers for aims, as alleged
oy policeman, and vouchsafed the
Following explanation of his reason for
stopping and conversing with sons of
Mars on the Barbary Coast:
Me sister Sarah lives in de East
an she hez a son by de name Of john
ME Doyle, an she writes ter me an
she says. 'Johnnie's gone an jointed de
Sixteenth Infantry an he's goin ter
de Philippians an 1 want yer ter meet
him an tell me how's he doin'.' SO
stops sodgers on de street an asks
dem il dey knows Johnnie Doyle. an
wen dey says dey don't / sez ter dem.
Boys, If yer ever knows him be good
ter him, fer he's my nevvy. OATS
wot I'm pinched fer, Jedge, an dat's
de troot."
But he was unable to produce a let
ter from his sister or any other per-
him an inveterate beggar, Judge Mo-
gan gave him three months for
vagrancy.
John Murray, an able-bodied ped
dler, confessed that he had no license
of his own, but displayed a free per-
NIT charitably issued to cripple and
said he had borrowed 1t from its own
er and considered that it entitled him
to exemption from police interference.
Judge Conlan will sentence him to-
day.
Edward Meyers, accused of va
grancy, pleaded that he was an indus
trious window washer until the rain
obviated need of his services in that
capacity Judge Fritz gave him thirty
days.
Frank Rentsheller, sheetiron work
er, leaned across the bench of Judge
Fritz and emphasized his defense by
exercising with his hands with such
recklessness as to imDel the magistrate
to duck and dodge as If he were en-
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-06
GAELIC CHORAL SOCIETY
ARRANGING FOR FESTIVAL
A Fine Selection of Irish Ballads, Re-
cefved Lately From Dublin.
Will Be Heard.

At the meeting of the Gaelic Choral
Society last evening there was n large
attendance of members, and good pro-
gress was reported for the festival TO
be held at Scottish Hail. May g. The
success of the chorus at the st. Pat
rick's day entertainment has greatly
encouraged the members.
The society has just received a fine
selection of Irish ballads from Dublin,
and the rehearsals are well attended.
For the coming festival a very good
programme will be presented, consist
ing principally of Irish ballads and
part singing with full chorus. The
Gaelic dancers will also have a prom
inent place and this part is in charge
of Joseph p. Kellcher.
The committee on talent consists of
M. McInerney, j. Mellott and Miss ].
Kearny. Chorus rehearsals are being
held every Wednesday evening at the
Gaelic League headquarters i'm the old
Supreme Court building on Larkin and
McAllister streets.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-06

ploying defensive tactics in a boxing
bout
Cant you talk without the aid of
your hands?" inquired his Honor,
adroitly squirming beyond reach of
projecting index finger. IF you can't,
I'll get the bailiff to manacle you
Well you see, it's just like this"
said Mr.. Rentsheller, thrusting his
punches or fives into his trousers
pockets.
Il don't want to know what it was
just like, but what it really was" said
the court.
WELL it's just-that is, it's this way.
When we separated she keeps some
tools of mine, and / goes to her house,
2l4 Sixth street, to get 'em, and She
Keep your hands in your pockets
"All right ! goes to get EN- and she
blows a whistle and I'm Dinched L
never says cross word to her or lays
a hand on her, but she blows the
whistle
Well your wife doesn't want you to
visit her, and you must let her have
her way"
Why. sure. It's just like
Get out, and keep your hands in
your pockets until you are out"
Sure, Judge: thank you, sir
But ere he left the courtroom his
hands were busily talking to one of
the Dd1l1HS.
William Bent. chronic vaga bond,
was arrested while he had an aged
ruralist in tow on Sacramento street.
near Kearny, and to Judge Mogan he
stated that he was just going to teach
his companion how to play 'cooncan,"
card game, when the policeman nab
bed him.
"I'll give you thirty days to practice
solitaire, another card game" said
his Honor.
The Conboy sisters, Addie and
Aileen, accused of disturbing the peace
of the 800 block of Eureka street,
heard a number of housewives and
several policemen say uncomplimen-
tary things about them in presence of
Judge Hogan. mong those who SO
testified were Police Lieutenant An
derson and Patrolmen Nyhen and
Stanton, all of whom recounted pre-
vious nisdemeanors by the defendants,
and some of the matrons alleged that
since the Conboy sisters last appeared
in court they have renewed their oral
attacks upon certain neighbors, no.
tably Mrs. ,Wilhelmina Chapius and
Mrs. DAILY, having audibly alluded to
the former lady as "a Dutch bum."
The Conboy sisters denied every accu-
sation brought against Them. and even
questioned the accuracy of the writ
ten records of their prior offenses.
The Judge remanded them for one
week. and intimated his intention to
compel their appearance before him
at seven-day intervals until he Is sats-
fed that they are sufficiently reformed
to be safely released from such incon-
venient surveillance.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-06
ADVERTISEMENTS.
HOW'S Your
Complexion?

1t your complexion is muddy, sal
low and pimply you are probably
troubled with torpid liver and more
or less constipation. You must have
movement of the bowels each day;
otherwise the bile from the liver and
impurities of the body become abb
sorbed into the blood instead of being
carried OH through the natural cham
nels, the bowels. Look more after
your diet, avoiding greasy foods and
rich pastries. Partake more freely of
vegetable foods. Take one
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-06
An Army of Defendants.

The Union Collection Company filed
suit yesterday against Hugh C. Wal
lace and some three hundred other de-
PENDANTS to recover 70 cents a share
on the various number of shares held
by each defendant in the Eldorado
Exploration Company, a corporation
engaged in the exploitation of mines.
The plaintiff alleges that the defen-
dants purchased the stocks on the in
stallment plan, but failed to pay the
last installment of Is cents.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-06
NfiIer Enters Plea Of GuiItr

French Miller. charged with assault
20 murder. was allowed to plead gull
ty in Judge Cooks court yesterday TO
q charge of assault with a deadly wea-
pom. He Will be sentenced to-day On
January 25 Miller attacked his wife,
Lizzie Miller, at 3s McAllister street
with knife
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-06

Miss Lillian Colburn, wearing boys
cap and an abbreviated fur cape.
averred that her public caressing of
the good citizen was not of mischiev-
Gus. malicious or alcoholic inspiration.
as had been darkly hinted by Patrol
man Charles Brown. but was resultant
OF an impulsive nature being deceived
as to the identity Of him she hugged.
That she declined TO disentwine her
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-06
fERDICT on CARFI.E .Essn

fERDICT OF CARELESsNESs. Cor.
oner's jury decided yesterday that Arnold
Petri was killed on March IS at the Queer
Lily Soap COmDanys works on Rhode Island
street accidentally and through his own care
lessnesF- His clothing became entangled in
the machinery and he was fatally mangied
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-06
Finds Pistol Loaded.

Luigi Pienovi, a bedroom clearer
employed at 40 Broadway, was treat
ed at the Harbor Hospital yesterday
for a bullet wound through his left
arm. Luigi had found A revolver
in one of the rooms he was cleaning
and pulled the trigger to see whether
o. not 1t was loaded. 1t WAS.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-06
The Worlds Reanties.

San Francisco has the distinction of hav
ing within its boundaries the most beauti.
ful store in the world. 1t is simply beyond
the power of description, a fairy land OF
dazzling lights, beautiful paintings anc
flashing gems. The pleasure of a visit vii
Diamond Palace, 22l Montgomery St
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-06

CLUB TO PICNIC.-Thc French Club Des
Furnishes will picnic at Schuetzen Park San
Rafael on Sunday April g. The committee
OF arranGements consists OF P. Boulin (chair-
mani. TIL. Ducruet, E. Calmon. A. Cohen
Paul Saunier. Charles Dumont. F. Papin. r.
Aguirre and j. GODDARD
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-06

SULLIVAN IS REMANDED-Judg Mu-
rasky yesterday dismissed the petition for a
writ OF habeas corpus applied for by D. J..
Sullivan to secure his release on a charge of
fe,cny for cutting electric wires while en-
gagged in moving a house Sullivan was re-
manded for trial. The court held that the
case Was one for trial and that the issues
Should be determined by a jury.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-06

YOUNG BELL ASSIGNS INTEREST
Thomas F. Bell filed notice yesterday that he
has assigned all his right title and interest
Wife. Elizabeth M. Bell. He places the con-
slderation at 81 and other valuable things.
clear.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-06
Forest, Fish and Game Exhibition.
Visit the booth of the Sierra Club and
examine their fine collection

CORONER FILES ESTIMATE.-Coroner
Leland has filed the estimate of expenses OF
his office for the next fiscal year with the
Supervisors, He asks for $50 $50 to pay sal
aries. including $2100 for a pathologfst and
taxicologist. $500 for stationery and s3345 for
incidentals
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-06

YACHT LUCILLE LIBELED.-C. j. Hendry
Company filed libel yesterday in the United
States District Court against the yacht Lucille
TO recover 500 for materials furnished
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-06

MURINE EYE REMEDY cures Eyes;
makes Weak Eyes Strong Soothes Eye
Pain. Doesn't Smart
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-06

BANKRUPT BAKER.-A Luba baker of
this city. filed petition in insolvency yester-
day in the United States District Court. He
owes $11, 50I and has $3210 assets.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-06

If you fear Grip or Pneumonia. remem
Der the best remedy is Piso's Cure Csc
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-06

Well get you up some swell printing Ed
ward Knowles Co., printers, "A Second St
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-06

When a woman marries for spite
she always succeeds in spiting herself.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-06

Try the United States Laundry 1904
Market street. Telephone South 42o
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-06

at night before retiring. "vIGOR-
Els are tiny, chocolate coated
tonic laxative tablet that moves the
bowels gently, yet thoroughly, each
day, curing chronic constipation. bill
iousness and sick headache. They
cool, cleanse and purify the blood and
are sold by druggists in 2sc packages
$50 tablets) and trial size (Is tablets)
for Ioc.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-06

Charles Seadrean of ss41z Harrison
street attended a Foresters lodge
meeting, and after adjournment accom-
panied quite number of the brethren
to saloon, where each brother treated
the others TO strong waters. It was late
al night when Mr.. Seadrean returned to
his home, and when she who had been
his helpmeet for twenty-five years
chided him for leaving her alone so
long ne drew pistol from his pocket
and nred 1t, and the bullet perforated
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-06

The $500 Skirt
In the picture is splendid walking
skirt. in a fine mixture. stylishly cut
and finished, made with pleats and
straps, trimmed with covered buttons.
Lengths SO to AZ Waists 23 to 80.
Black and white, blue and white,
brown and white.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-06

Greater facilities give Wooltex makers
greater advantages in providing greater
values.
But it isn't lower prices we think
of first when we think of Wooltex.
It's the better styles. the better ma
terials, the better tailoring Every
one thoroughly guaranteed.
Other Wooltex skirts at s7.s5, $1,000
and STATS in different colors and ma
teriaIS
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-06
Sleeve Boards, zoe
I2Hc for Art BurIap

That's Worth ISc Yard.
Bagdad, Persian and empire pat
terms among others. Green, red or
blue effects.
A whole windowful Of beautiful new
drapings is pointing the way TO still
greater beauty on the second floor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-13
9tnlritnng sar lptKeni6aftliasp
ltaterin6uns unS sia llater>
nebmeu, Dem ltmii9greifrm
rin GnOe ;u MAIDEN.
9ic iunllOerOOllen Gigeni4aiteH BON
SOrcbOnnO anO Sar mO Die
es ant beitcn gebrandt
miro.
@idti9c Sbltiuden fir glac, in ge.
5ng auf cine Gnt6efnne.

Die Ster6li1feitss1abeIIen biefes Qanoee seis
Gen, oub bel gseiiem Die er5bte stn8nbG bon 70.
besfdGeu ourtb S6ipinoiu6t ooer arnnfteiten
dbnIt6er gluttr sHfteben So9. abaefeben bon
oeln tboiIi6en @rioIee, ptIcheH iie oft In flo
trnaen, MAIDEN Die 0ndIereien uno 0eioen, feIbft
in ben eriieH gGnidHsen. es noibtuenoie. prompte
Whttel 6nr slbbiiIie 5u aebrnH6eH. lin5ueifeIs
0ait M bus gr6bte &eiIntttel ber Heii5eit fur
2un0cns uuo RebItopfarantbeiten CAFES Snnen
Of eo,eboHuo anb Ear, peIdtcs 70 punberboIe
&ciuItute er3ieIt uno 70 nIeemeine 9lufmerfTdm.
iet duf ib IeHfi.
Sicles 9robe SeiIHiiteI beTbt auber ben gb
gcnibafteu peIde fen Rame anseiei iinf drts
oere SngteeielBIen ule ipe5ieu fiir arunibeiteH
Der qunse unh bes SbIunbeS beitimmt. 9teIe
8niammenfietlnng III bns RefuItat bon IanaeR
unb IorgfdItigeH 9erlu6eu, uHo es fam IIbn
bebouptet tuerben baB. bel Beiten aebrount, In
alien 6dllen Seiune iiber lit. wIan foIte bic
eritcn 8eidben Der GtbptnSfuht Hid1t Ieidbt nebs
Eleu ole llnb bic 9tbantgnrbe elmer BerltBs
runos'grmee. iinb mlen nit einem G6Ioas
beruc6tct fueroen. iueHn has 2ebsn gerettet iuer.
ben ioa. @s niitt burhaus Sltdts, 5u faeen.
es NJ nllr eine iIene @rIdIIuns, ueIdbe baIo
boritbergeben iuirb Gle pir6 nldt idneu bor.
iberaebell. ipeHn iIe nitbt total unb pruutpt nns
teroritdt pirb. Bon ben 9nuieuben, ble hur6
1nIes Spnen Of 6orebunnb aub Gar bouftHnbtg
gebeiIt iuoroen iino, f5nnen auf gerInneen bieie
bor5igltbe 3euaniiie gepebeu peroeH; ieoo6 If
bic gSabrbeit, baB es aIe auueensarnnfheiten
hrirt 70 aeniieeHo feftpefteat, bab fetne peiiere
@rorterung ouriiber notbipenoie lit. IS pirb In
iiuet Grbben oertduft, 3u 80 Gents unb 81 bic
Glaide, uno ut 3u baben bet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-13
GGroniIdlc pnls6rannc fnrirt

Wie0er1oltc 9lni6Qe BON Sails.
brdllne ndbrcno oGt ,Sabrcn brod)ten
0rn. Senru SoicS, Ger in 9tr. 1913.
0nrrouGb StrnBe. cin @roccrie.
@eid)dit betrcibt oubin, ooran M
per5pciicIn ooB CT bon oicicm I'M.
angencbmen &ciOen aebeilt meroen
ipilrOc. Iie arunfbeit ehtluideltc
iid icOcn &inter, mo 5nlueiIen iteIlte
lid oos 2ei0en 5meinal m1breno oes
MintcrS ein. ySenn Oie Solsentsiiu-
oung lid einiteIlte, fonutc er meoer
cllen nod ldlluicn, iIo Die Shlncr-
5en porct bcltia ,Sn ocnl bon i6m
oiIfgeinhten l6oipital lurOe Srn.
VoieS lnitgetbetlt. iein Soa lei iln.
bellbur, lln0 0nS Bette, mas iilr i'm
aetbon iperoen f0nne, beItebe iit ciner
jeltlpelligen Sin0erllng. NGbreno
eineS ltngelu06nlib beftigen glnfddes
ltcllte lid) Sr NoieS inter 0ie. Nc.
bonollng oeS Sr. !Sartlep, ocS Spe-
5ialiiten fiir Sails. 9toicn- ii. Sbren.
aranfGeiten, IN 9tr. 3tt, 9toro. .1oca-
StrdBe 9tnd elmer gehonolilng bon
luenigcn gSodlen crtldrte Gr. SortleD
ibn liir aebeilt. @dbreno Der lebfcn
orci SSiltter Itcltte iid ons 2eioeu
nift mie0er elm. dtcb nid)t oos ge-
ringitc Spmptom 5eiate iih. Sr.
@oieS lit fiir ieinc bemerfenslpert1c
Scilplng bohit ouuferfiillt uio er-
tIart ooB oirieIbe oos 3ebnindc Der
Ooiiir bejdbItch llnfoiten pcrtb iei.
Gr lit eiliad ein lpeiterer freilpilliacr
3cuGc iiir Die @irfiautfeit BON Or.
NurtIcp's gebunoInng aller aronf
beitcn. luclhe ocn SalS Die Noie,
Obren uno Die slthmnasoreane offi-
siren. (70.2,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-13
An Naa 11mhIilsnut
50 CenlS 9a5.

@Sd6rcHo oc5 ucrpnuncncu Snbrco BAT Der llus
tcrIchncte Iobu S6rcbcy in Sirmu Die 9als
tmure Su6urbuu Gas gSorfs ben @iirgern
BON oa6auotopu Crougcpuc uuo Gautou
9cucb8ao 0cICiert
5eit Der GutihcounN ocS 9(ppeaatioussGes
ri6tes bon NiGrnuno. iuclhe bic mir bon ben
pcetlih coniiiuiren 9uuiortdtcn bon 9nltiz
more GountD gcludbrtcn Rcdte uuo GripilCgeH
bcitdiue babe i'd 3uiricbeHiteacnoe iiunn5icue
9rrungcmcut9 gchuiicn I'M bic icbGe @aSz
NnituIl 81 bcrNrdbcrn mo 6u pcrbeicrn bic
MID in Stuuo icpcn uaen 9iirgeru Der 5tnht
Baltimore Die 5ilih Der Cones 5dnc mobueu
QcihtIns 5u ubt5i0 Gcuts $3.50 pro iauieHo
NubltuB 81 licicru
Su 9lnbetrd6t Der ounoerte bon lGuicHben
Dollars, oie ourb bcu 9ejuB pes GjufcS bon
mir 0eu Gnnumcuten acpari perocu. mo in
IH6eiTnht oer arobcu 2ort6clc mc1e Der
Stubt ourh ono FriOtleg entitcbeu rpcroen. crs
ruGrte cb fene 56ipieriateiier. ole ndtbee Ser
oromma bon 6eu itdotiiben 9utoritdten 5u ers
Innpeu.
,IG bin oarnuf Uurbcreitct, GOutrnttC nit Sun.
iuntcutcu fir einc Hcriune uUn Snbrcn cin5n=
GCbcn, iBncu Gas uuu Normal sS.unlitdt ~ ndts
iia Geuts $50 pro touienO Snbitinn in Uers
fnuicn, puruuogccut buB ole uot5i9c &eror6s
uuuQ nnacnommcil luiro
&cyttcier pcrocn ofori bel ben @Gracru pors
iyrcncu NM um tbye anuhibait inter obenae
uaantcrt gdufttacn NeoingunNcu uodu6cu
Sir bic @cucmli0fcit bce Rublium9 babe
ih elm @iircuu in Hr. 3Ds, ShosSruuOwnI, CT
bffnci. 100 i6 9lpplilntoneH fir @u9 cutgc9cu
uebmen ruIO ale gcpilnidtc @uoinnit gcbeu
lUer0e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-13
(lortictnms iic6e slucitc Scite.)


Gtnc uerohf,ttge Nhncr
mo eiu Hidlt QdlB glllessS'i tpnrbe yueWalo
~ iidb nebmcl ulto BOD iiillen Iente. ibte Wid'
gen nit alien Sorietl eielhniler Lundl nibereieli
ier Di5nne fpeld)e Die Frieer ciclebrten nio
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oer glHfnng pou NrdniheiteH IN ttgeHo etner
unre0elntdbiqiei Der peber dH mo iHoeni nc
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left lie tpns beiile ais ,,St. Sernaro'e 9rnnfer'
piaen" beiultnt il mn 10 popular uHo ef'plg.
pfrilides llhiberili 0elmitiel gennhnt mnroe.
lie ret Scrnarp's ardnterplnen" blben ais
Gin ebers1ieaulirungsmiite htbt btes @lel6en
(W,e9Gil lSr I&lN)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-13

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1000 9IrmccluaQcn. 100000 @ronu-
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rial fiir cine l6 N}cilcn lougc Giicn-
bnbnltrcdc, 2000 Gicroc, % tbincii.
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600 Yortioncn @ro0, 223,O00 @u-
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@cu iiclcn lmiercn Gulppct dla9cutc
III bic o0nOc. Der Weridt uon ocu
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bicligcu mobrmltcrrihtctcn arcien
miro Der @cionuutucrluIt Der 9uIicn
auf 10000, ocricuiQc ser ,Sopolcr
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&oB nidt bcicltiat it, 10 lit cine uci-
terc 0roBc Sdloht niht mu6rihcin-
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bclltc: o@ir nHiIicu unicrcu &ortbcil
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rift
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per pcrioIgcn Ocn 6eino IN Qllcn9ticb-
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Ii6 l3 Mcileu nGr0lib BON Nltnfo cr=
itrcdt mo icbtcu oie %crfolglln9 am
IT, !Qidr5 tort GmeS lnicrcr Ictn.
dcncntS, ncl6cS am Sdmltog &ors
nlittog in ser 9iiNhmg bon @ubo
n0r0lidl OorOrong, truf cine Itorfc,
I'M 3uriidmciAen bcgrilicuc feinOs
lid)e &olonnc. lucldc nodj biBigcm
Sample rm0 no60cm tic bon oen ,{o.
ponern ioit lmjingclt mar, Die gSuf,
len ltrcctte. lSll ser 9idbc pon Ohfs
Den iino imiere lrlppcn nod 0omit
bcihGitint, Die 9fcitc 0c9 qcihlogcncn
6cinoe9 81 bcleiti9en. Sin Ibcil Der
9irtiicu lciItct nod lSioerltuno, nab
reno iid onocrc ergc6en 0auiel
toOter 6einoc perOen oaentbnIben &C.
flmoeu lllIcr @e'ommtpcrlltit pou
26, 6ebular bis 5um 0iorgen oes u,
0i6r5 betrdgt 4l,222 Wionn.~
ErtcrSburM II. MiGr3. r >Sn
ciucr Inn l.lO acltern (Sonitng)
2lbcn0 obgcididtcn Gcpeicbc mcloct
Wenrol Sllroputtil:
oScltc 6ei6rGnttct iid oic 9ln-
0riiic oc3 6cinoes ouf oie 9io6but
Der Orci iibiril6en Corps. Die crite
g(rmcc lpelbc in G6clonS ocn onoc.
rem 9lrmccn Dorolt8ge6t fGbrt fort
1id nod oen fir ole on0crcn g(ruecn
ouSgem0Gltcn StcllunQcn otrd5ll-
l6Iagen. Gincnt beltte eingctroffc.
mem 8cridtc 0cS Commandments 0cr
orittcn 9(rmce 5ltfol0c bcfonb iib
oicielbc III elmer 1872 Weilen bonn
Gic-Rob Gelc9cnc1 StcGllng am
Monoorincn.@cqc glur ein fteincS
0ctofcmcnt Sopdncr, Gr0BtcntbeilS
GopoQcric. conirpHtirtc icinc Nod)-
but. Som 2S. 6cbror bis incIlliipc
II. Mdr5 mlrocn 1870 0Ifi5ierc imo
4G,39t SoIOoten 6cin glppca per-
mibt."
0fu'S Gin5ug in @rtfocn.
6ui6un #. Mdr5 CGcrip1teD.
- @cncroI Sfu ilno Sto6 5ogcn
6cutc No1mittog in Wnfoen Gin.
gtur 500 Nonn bon iciner g(rnee
murOcn peripunoct 300 permlnocte
Soponer muroen in Oortigcn rltiii-
i6en Soipitdlcrn olli9cfunocn G1i.
ncien 5iiiloctcn SoipitG(cr unO an.
bcre @cbGubc an ais oic Stltiien Oen
Hiid5ug nntraten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-13
9SUn ,lapuncrn nerfulgt.

0cridtc ouS Gufio- iibcr ocn uIiii'
i0cu Niidjng. 5rmtriIe Ser.
ioiiun9 Der glrmce alropatfil'5.
3ofio, ~. Otdrj. Die 9iniien
5icbcn lid jcbt bon Nillf6en in moro
li6er 9tihtitug 3ltriId. 9lllf bciOen
Seiten lueroen iie bon ocn ueriolgen'
oen iaponiiden Sruppen beorGngt
uno erleioen idmere 8erIltite
Die folgenoe Qepei6e 1ts Ocnt
@ouptqllartier Der iopanilhen 9lr'