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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-29
French Concert At the RlJOu.

The third OF the French Sunday night
concerts was held yesterday at the Biiou.
and was well attended by French people
who didn't rave to have the jokes rams
lated for them. NJ. Henriot, a famous
81 ger in the q genre Polin,' sang several
pr ngs and encores TO great h~andclapping.
II s were character songs Portraying the
} inch soldier. The audience wouldn't let
him 20 until he sang La Tonkinoise, one
OF the popular hits Of the day in Paris.
A one act comic opera was brought out for
he first time here, with two good singers
n the cast. Nine. Thereee Dorgeval and
NJ RObarval.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-29
LIE ROY TRIMS GRANT.
Columbia Tennis Player Takes Champion.
shin M New York l.. r. G. From Holder.

Columbia Tennis Player Takes Champion.
ship OF New York l.. r. G. From Holder.
The lawn tennis singles championship Of
the New York L. T. c. was decided on Satur.
day, W hen Wylie C.. Grant, the holder, and
Robert La Roy, challenger, met and played
a three set match. Grant has been abroad
all summer and was in fne form, while lie
Roy. too. vas winding up a brisk campaign.
The match attracted great attention. as nns
tenn il was expected.
The result was considerably a surprise
Ie ROY went to the front at once and easily
GU tpoInted the. holder. lie took point after
Doint and his driving easily neutralized Grants
EDoherty sci vice. lie Roy won his first set
straight without the loss OF a, game. Grant
making only eight points, In the second set
Grant got Only one game and his best showing
was IN the deciding set. where he won three
The trophy offered for the club champion
ship has been won once by Grant and once by
Ie Row. 1t has to be won three times to be.
come the property OF any player. h score:
New York L. T. c. Club Championship Singlee-
Challenge round-Robcrt lie Roy. challenger, do.
feated Wylie c 6rant, holder, so 81, sA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-29
LUTHERANS HONOR LUTHER.
Over 5000 OF ina Denomination Gather
in n BROOKLYN Theatre.

In q BROOKLYN Theatre.
The congregations Of the Lutheran
churches Of Brooklyn n Queens gathered
yesterday afternoon to the number Of $500
in the Broadway Theatre, Brooklyn, to
honor the memory OF Martin Luther.
Every seat in the theatre was taken and
the standing room was occupied at 3 o'clock.
BY $50, when the services began. people
were being turned away for lack Of space.
A chorus Of 240 voices had chairs upon
the sta ge. The boxes were taken by sixty
clergymen and their families, representing
Lutheran churches throughout New FORK
and New Jersey.
The orchestra. under the direction of
Otto Trebig, opened the services with the
playing Of -1he.Plgrims' Chorus from
~~TannhAuser."
The hoir, conducted by Karl Hitler,
sang several hymns in English and German,
The entire congregation joined in the sing
ing of Luthers famous hymn, Elm / este
Burg Is Unser Gott."
DR.. c. NJ. Zorn, a former missionary in
India and at present pastor Of a Cleveland
Church spoke in German. The Rev. George
A. Romoser spoke in English, Roth ad-
dresses dealt largely with the work, in
fuence and ideals Of Martin Luther.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-29
TABLET TO SAMUEL II. HADLEY.
Special Service NJ an AnnIN ersaTy Of the
John street Church.


Yesterday was the 10th anniversary of
the Old John Street M. Z. Church, the first
of its denomination in America. In the
afternoon a memorial tablet to Samuel II.
Hadley, who died last February, as un-
yelled in the church by John s. Huyler,
president of the board of trustees Of the
Jerry McAuley Mission at $40 Water street.
Mr.. Hadley was for twenty years before his
death superintendent of the mission. There
were $50 of his converts present at the SER
vices and twenty or thirty Of them spoke
a few words each about what Mr.. Hadley
had done for them.
DIR. j. Wesley Johnston, the pastor Of the
church, opened the services: .
when Brother Bovine (meaning S. W..
Bovine of the Scott and Bovine Company,
who is presiding at this meeting, asked me
what the progremme was to be, l said that
he was the programme and l was the pro-
gramme and all Of you were the programme.
The Hadley quartet is going to sing for
us, but / don't know how often or when they
are going to break out. And | know there
are some in the audience who will want to
sing. A good many of them % wait for
the organ and / don't want them to. We're
here for an informal, glorious good time
Now, quartet, are you ready to break
out? Well then. break out.
After the hymn and a testimonial from
gray haired Brother Edwards, Mr.. Hadley's
first convert, who said that before his re-
form he had not been a calico shirt drunk
ard. but one who used to swill anything
that came along Charley Bergman, a
street corner musician. got up n a
a song OF his wi composition in three
yerseS 70 the tune of the Irish Washer
woman. accompanying himself on his fiddle.
The words go like this:
The time I was converted | always remember.
Il was the fifteenth day OF December.
Seventy I'VE. in the nineteenth century,
When ] got out OF the devils penitentiAry-
My friends when they heard l changed ms position
Supposed that l only did take a vacation:
And said that I soon would be back to my station
And serve the old devil As never before.
wondered II ! was the sane old Charley
Who used to hang around In a dirty alley.
But when I myself In . looking glass saw
There was . change 81 any one could know.
The tablet. which is in bronze. three feet
square. bears this inscription:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-29
A NEW THING IN LOCOMOTIVES.

Michigan Central Trying n Device That
Ises GasOIene. Kerosene or Alcohol.
DErRo 1T, Oct. pa new type Of engine
calculated to do away WITH the locomotive
entirely and. confine the motive power Of
ateam roads to a small compartment in a
coach is being tried by the Michigan Central
Railroad.
Assistant Chief Engineer Duncan Robert
son 81 the Michigan Central was detailed TO
look into the invention and his report was
favorable. Plans arc % being made 70
put Il into service.
The saving by the uss Of Kasolene. kerO-
ssna or alcohol, eth eT Of which may be
used. will bs 50 par sent, There will be no
nnin0, no nmnkm and No odor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-29
CANNOT SUPPORT HEARST.
Edward j, s%hanahan Resigns From OnOn-
daga county Democratic Committee.

daga County Democratic Committee.
SYRAcUs z, Oct 2s.-Edward J. Shana-
ban has withdrawn from the Democratic
general committee because he oppos es
W. r. Hearst and Independence League
tactics. In his letter Of resignation he says:
AS l am not in sympathy with the So
called Independence League movement
haugurated and incorporated by William
X. Hearst and his friends, n in view Of
the unprecedented methods employed by
his managers at the Buffalo convention to
force his nomination for Governor on the
Democratic ticket, and in view OF the q1es-
tonabie chickering's over local and judicial
hOmlnat ons by his party managers with
certain Democratic State leaders since his
nomination, I must say that | cannot bring
myself TO believe tina the success OF such
Efforts on the part Of Mr.. Hearst and his
associates in this election would mean
other than the complete d~isintegration
anu breaking up OF the Democratic party
W this State and its eventual merger into
the so-calied Independence League. Find
ing myself. therefore. completely out OF
harmony with the party candidate for
governor and suspicious Of his purposes
and issues. sO-calleh. and Of certain State
leaders promoting hs election, l feel that
y not right for me 10 rsmatn as a memN
per OF this COMMITTEES when ! cannot sup
P2rt such a party Candidate or voee foe
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-29
Gen. W. j. PALMER INJURED.
The Founder OF the city OF Colorado Springs
Thrown From His Horse.

u ~" !" ~"
COLORADO SPRINGS, Oct. 2s.-0en. W. j.
Palmer, founder Of this city, was severely
injured by being thrown from his horse
while riding with a daughter near here
yesterday afternoon, and his physicians
fear serious results owing to his advanced
age, II.
Gen. Palmer rose to the rank OF Brigadier-
General during the civil war. He was
long connected with the Kansas Pacific
Railroad, built the Denver and the Rio
Grande, Mexican National and Rio Grande
western railways, and was long presi-
dent OF all three companies. He retired
alb nut three ear ago.
When Gen. Palmer was thrown his daugh-
ter summoned a passing auto md he was
taken home. Two physicians from here
hurried 10 his side n two specialists
were summoned from Denver. He has
not shown serious symptoms, but the
phVsic ians fear he was injured internally
and are watching him closely.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-29
Peoria Business Men to Protest Against
Extension OF Lighting Franchise.

PEORIA, ILL.,, Oct. 2s.-Representatives OF
all the prominent commercial orders OF
the city will meet tomorrow and protest
against the extension Of a franchise to the
Peoria Gas and Electric Light Company.
An ordinance was presented to the City
Council asking for a twenty-five year fran
chise Of the electric lighting privilege.
The company has a franchise which will
not run out for fourteen years. Business
men claim that the demands Of the gas COM
pany are exorbItant and that they don't
promise adequate returns for the franchise
nrivilaUe
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-29
woman Run Down BY Trolley Gar.

Mary Dugan. IS years Of age, Of iOe
Fourth street. Long Island City. was cross
ing jackson avenue at ourth street last
nignt when she was run down by trolley
car 400 Of the New York n Queens County
line, in charge of Motorman Cuschke. her
skull was broken. She Vas taken 10 ~
Johns Hospital, where she N ID q serious
condition. The police arrested no motor
man. aFs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-29
10, shoot. Mmselr while Hunting.

While cunning in squires's Woods in
Newtown, Queens borough, fer squirrels
Yesterday afternoon, Louis Hessner. rs
years old, accidentally shot himself in the
Ian breast. He was alone and Just how the
accident occurred IL not quite clear. He
saws he was cleaning the gun when il
went of, the bullet taking effect in his left
breast. He was rImoved TO his home in a
dang aroua condition.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-29
MEXICAN FORCE on Our BORDER.
Troops { BE Sent to Prevent Trouble when
Rebels Are Put 90 Death.

Troops TO BE Sent to Prevent Trouble when
Rebels Are Put 90 Death.
CITY OF MEXICO, Oct. 2s.-It il learned
here hat Minister Of War Cosio, acting
under the orders Of President DinZ. has
despatched a corps of artillerymen, toy
gether with two machine guns and 20 900
rounds Of ammunition, TO the United States
frontier. The detachment in expected to
proceed TO the City Of Torre0n and there
await orders.
IL cannot be learned why the troops have
been hurried TO the frontier, but a rumOr IL
in circulation in this city 10 the effect that
all OF those persons captured and convicted
Of completely in the recent revolutionary
action, are to be summarily executed.
According to the story being circulated
the a-.illerymen have been sent 20 the scene
there to prevent possible trouble.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-29
birds Like Toys.

Most birds love toys. The playthngs
help 70 while away the time and pre- yent
them from tearing their phimaRe
Parrots are especially devoted 70 play
things and can be trained IN do simple tricks
With the objects specially fancisd. A soft
billed bird will amuse itself for an hour with
q peanut which n cannot break. a tiny bell
or q mirror Just big enough TO reflect IN own
haad.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-29
CHARITY NEVER FAILETH.

In grateful recognition Of the glorious con-
version. consistent high life and wonderful
ministry OF the Rev. Samuel II. Hadley,
ls42-l9O6,
for twenty years superintendent Of the
McAuley Water street Mission and founder
OF the HAdley Rescue Nj ssiOn on the BOwery.
"ApOstle 20 the Outcast.'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-16
SntlGbt Icinc 9InluGltc.

q teiu- 2prf, 15. Suit - 9urri,
Sbo,u, Scr W0roer g8bite'S, 3ei0tc
iid) mGbrcno oc& 0on5cn geitrigcn
Cages IN Grnortlmg 6cr 9lnfunft
lcincr Wfuttcr iibcroltS ncrboS. Seine
9tnp1ltc lnb lcine @ottin bcIud)ten
III mic aemobnlid, 5rmt gGon fonr
III @cgIcitlng ibrcr Srcunoin Sri.
Ylop McGci5ie at, ood Iieb man
Scbterc, 90 Iie ni6t inn 9eiit eincs
GrIoubnihIhcincS mar, nidt npr
Qinc lleberroidpunq bereitcte Sbon
9citcrn ser 9tnlpuItSiirmo 9lod, 81
colt, @rltber & @onpnqe, inocm or
ibnen ein @tici 5tidlidte, in Dem or
tGnen oIS 0crt6ciNiger Den 2oufpof;
9icbt nno itott 0ciien Clifford ".
Nortrio1e cngo1irt, Gr forocrt Gr.
9iidbtcr Olcott rm0 icine 8eibGfte.
tbeilbobcr ouf, hie Idmmtlidcn oiti
Den Sail be3iiglid)en Gofllntente at
Sortribgc ouS5ulicfcrn.
Ebotp'8 Cppolition Acgcn feline bis.
bergen 2Inp0Itc cntitonnt oeln
llmItonbe, 6oB iie oorouf beItrbqn,
oIs &crtbeioiGln0&Grilno lln5ured,.
rl;rgSfdbiQfcit on3rfiibren. Iiht I'm.
m0gIidj it, Oob bcm Shrci6en
9balp's ijbcrBoltpt feline gcodtln0
9eidenft ucr0cn miro, ionoern oob
icine gcnuouOtcn c@ iih porbc6oItcr
fper6en 5lt bCltimmcn, lper ibn Der.
tbeiOi9cn iou &ieQcibt miro iooor
gero0e Scr &ricI E6olp'S, in Dem or
feline bisbcriaen 9Inu1Ite cntldBt, ais
Elm @clpcia iiir ieinc lln3urednungs.
fobigfcit bctrohtct mcrocr.
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SIpin VII sridllnnrn.

y GblcaGo, 10. .$uIi.- Sin 9IiB.
itrobI cridIug bcute eincn nod uidt
iocrtiii3irten &nnbeu uno ucrIebtc
iol9cnOc pier nnocre &nobcn, mcldc
p0brcnO zines @Upittcrregcnp Sdut
untcr cinem 9ouune an Der Ode BON
OatitroBc nnG Der &ofe Sbore.6o6r,
ltroBe geludt botten:
&illidm Souper&, @eorgc Somen,
GbnrleS SlcetinG II. &oiepb Sleeting.
0tebrcrc 60licr in G6icu0o .luur,
ocn pom 9litc qctroifcn un0 ange.
5iinOet, Doruntcr oic @obnlrn0 Oe8
@r5biifoi5 Somc9 e. 0ui0lcp, 9tr.
623, 9torO. StoteitruBc. pelhc sum
9ctrage pom $4,000 bei6d6igt mur.
DC. Gin 9Iititrobl icGeint and cin
&ubel ser SeIcpbouIeitltng getroiicn
81 boben, inOem naDe}u ieoeGelepbon.
S6cllc Der noroIidcn GentraIiteQe CT.
t0nte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-16
GnOe init S6rCfen.
SrngObic an cincr HiUcanfrcu5una
Der Gong SSlanO &o6u."

Totcr, Sobu' uno Eodtcr 6ci cincr
Spo5icrinbrt get0Otct lm0 Elm an.
Oerer &nobc Icbcnaacid5rIid per
Icbt. - SHu0cn 0urh cin G}ctuit,
ter in Gbicugo. - &crbccrcnOc
lleberibmcmnntna in Go,olEOo,-
Cine 6rnu umo i6rc Nhtttcr pom
gciGicocnen @attcn ser GrItcrcu
in Ct 2ouiS cridoiicn. - Ger ge.
itrauOete italicniitc arcu5cr
ollmbrin" nod niht picoer ilott
gcmor0en.
g cw Norf, Is. &uli. - 0rci
Eeriontn nlrOen beutc our6 cincn
ltriou an elmer 9}ioeottrclBlm1 ser
nocb O}aubottnn 9coh iiibrcnOcn
3mciGlinic Scr o2on8 &@Iano, 9o6n"
qetoOtct nGmIb: Somd M}conlep,
81 Sabre aft, Elm SoteIicr ans 9root.
Inn; icin picriGbriqer Sobn Samuel
WfeonIep, Jun, uu0 ieinc uclmiGbrigc
Sodter }(nnie OfeanIep. Der Monn
mar nit ieincn Sfir0ern lnO oem 12.
idbri1cn Qtur &ubin AMI elmer Spa
5icrfa6rt, ais ibr 6ubrmerf pom eincm
SdncIl5u1e gctroffen unN Ocmolirt
mllroe Nnter ltn0 Sobn bIicbcn mlf
0em 6Icdc to0t, nG6relt0 Oo3 WtGO6cn
nod ctIide Stinoen lebtc N}ur 9tt.
bin Iiegt beute 9lbeno beluuBtloS i'm
SoIpitoI lin0 eS lit m0aIid), 0ab icine
Scrlebunaen t0otlihcn GcrIoui ncb.
men mcrOen S5Nlien GrOc 0urdD 2lus.
Grobnngcn pclhe na6e ser 9rcl8und
porGcnonniicu mcr0cn, pcripcrrtcn Oie
9Iusiidt auf OoS @eleiie. ollem ser an
Scr StcIle itotionirte 9a6muGrter cr.
fl0rt, cr 6obe iif pcrgcblid 6cmii6t
0tconIcp 6urh Si9nuIc gum 2lnDnltcn
5i bcmeaeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-16
Crnic pcrnrindlt NronDfntnitrnphc

NlIcntoWh go, Is. <Ii. -
@Gbreno elmer in ser letter l}ddt
bon ilowofiid]en 9trbritcrn Qcicicrtcn
GrQic 5u IogeI3piac mtrOc cine @c-
troIcumlompc umgcmorfcn lmO ictte
Elm aoltbotS in 9rnno. 9ttDt @rcttcr.
b6ltier nuroen cingeGibcrt ltuO Sobn
goonc, So Sabre alt, Icin % id6riger
Sobu Mfidocl Gponic, iowic N}ihucI
9ebutb, 33 Sabre alt. crIittcn Sen
8Ionmentoo. Die bciOcn Gritprcn
mur0cn inn 9ett pou Sem 5eucr iibcr-
raiht Sebut6 mar ans Dem Smtic
entflo5en, tebrte icOoh 5uriid, nm
iein @elO 5t 5olcn, rno fam oobci ltm.
Sin oroerer Wonn erIitt cinen 9rlt6
OcS 9iiidgrotS Ourb cjnen Sprung
oiS Dem 6eniter OcS 5nciten Stod.
mcrf5. Ter peflluidre gGrluIt betrGqt
etpn $1,000
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-16
Nlntlpcrhrernnnrn IN Gplprnbu.

IriniOoO, Sol, 10. 3uli -
Gtlun 100 8crionen mclde i'm R0o.
Oe5 Cannon, 10 Oicilen n0rOlib bon
bier, pobnen, ia1crtcn p6breno scr
lcttcn 9tadt in ltr0mcnocm Negcn oui
oen S6iigcln, I'M elmer oie S6mht
bcrnb fommeuOen 6lutb 5u cntgeben,
Sin Wonn ertront in @erminO un0
iieben @obn6Guier iomie elm 2aocn
mlttoen fortgeiegt.
Gic 6httb iiiDrtc eineMengc gier0e
uuO on0ere5 8ie5 Oauon uno 5crit0rtc
ale griiden. Ger Giicnbobnperfcbr
Der @cgeno lit la5mgelegt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-16
&crmittclnng Ncrcptirt.

@oibinatoh DC, 10. 5uIii
- Guatemala iomobI mic San Sal
poOor bat 0a5 @crmittehnAS 2Iucr.
bictcn ser Ser. Stoutcu }ur 9eilcg1Hg
i6rcr 0iffcrcn3cu (iiCbe lutcr @ui6-
ington utf Scr Orittcn SciteD otcep.
tirt. Die 0iplomatjihcn Gertrctct ser
Ser. Staatcn in Guatemala lnO Son
SuIuaOor meIoen QtcS in beutc 2lbenO
bier eingctroifcnen 0epcihen W}ou
ermortct cincn ioiOrtigcu @oiicnitill-
Itnn0 Mr0 bnI0iRen EricNensiNMB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-16
Turmcfle GricascrflGrund.

Banana Is. SSuIi. - Cine bier
aus Can SoIoobor cirQc0or0enc
9epeffe mcloct bob Sonorros scr
9tcpltbIif Guatemala oen &ricq cr.
Hart bot. gtod oerieIben Gcpcidc
lit in Son SoIoooor sic folgcnOc
ErofIomotion in llmIouf Qeicbt nor.
Den: 0@cncroI 9oniQu, Scr Gom.
nonbcur Der ioIpoboriihen 9(rmce,
bat Die Sruppcn @uotcmolu'a bel
Mctopon in Solpooor, 5cbn W}eilcn
0ItIid bon ser @ren5c Ouotcmolo'S,
9ei6logcn. Sic iicorcihe 9trmcc
SaIpoOor'2 brballptetc oir Stcllm.
Gcn ans >pcIhcn iic ocn 6cino Der.
6Gngt bQttc."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-16
@rcnacr nllmbria" lie0t mod icit.

&ingiton Suntaica, 10. ISuIi.--
Ser itdlienii0e aren5cr oltnrbriu, "
WclGcr ant 13. 3uIi na6e bier oui
elmer 59lnnmbnnf auflicf Iieot nod
felt. Scinc @eidbiBc ln0 aobIen Iino
ou$9eloOcn wor0en I'm OnS tSobr8eug
3u erlei6tcrn lmO man boift, ooiielbc
5u rcttcn. Qo3 @cttcr lit giinltig.
Die ,llmbrio" lit Elm areu5cr brit
Ter &loiie Don 2245 Sonnen llno Wur.
Sc in 1891 I'll 2iOorno gebart.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-16
8ebeimnifoullc 6rmOrbnns cincs
@nabCn.

Great Darlington, Deaii.,
10. SuIi. - Der icit lebtem Otonta0
oerlniBte 5p0IiidDrtge Sobn Streu6
aus Soniatonic lit in einem @alOc
na1e jenem Srte ais 2eide auf9eilm.
Den DorOen. Die 2cide mar nit Gan.
nen5meigen 5ugeOctt uno idon 10 tart
uerlpelt oab sic (OOesltriade ni6t
feitgeitelt merOen tonnte. Obne 3mei.
tel liegt jeOod 0}orO Dor. Streu6
brad am letter Giontog NIT einem
unoeren anoben gIamens 9eni.
@bite, nad 3orrington, Cont, anf,
no iie geidditigur8 ju erIonsen boff-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-16
9Iel|n'S
S(ljlueIe( Self

bic iic bod cmpfOGlcn babcn, repra.
Icntirt Sdjlucfcl in cincr @cr6inbnag,
bic frei bon befcn nadJtbriligen
Giacnidlaftcn lit, nuS beionbcrs fir
ons @a6 nno bic Tpilrtten paiIcnb lit.
Ncnn I'M SnO regelmGRig nit 9lei.
bnng gIbcnoS mnb MOrgens 6cnnkf,
Wirb iic bic !Snnt in fnr5cr 3cit bon
llnrciubcitcn nnS 5ettisfcit bcireien.
Gcibnu9cn nit cinem rangcu Sanb.
tndl DDr bem 8c6randJ Der Seife bilit
III ocrcn 8irfnma, bic gorcn 5u 5fi.
ncn nnb cr5cngt Gin geIdmcioiges,
fcitcs Slciid) unb cine iuie gltlaii
glatte 0ant.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-16
Sabeu bcu y3alluil

6bito8o Sa, 10. Suli. - Gic
bieiige @cidditaitnot mar gcitcrn
9todJntittuB uli ben 9eincn nm ci-
nen Grobcn &uftbnlon 5u 6cpunocrn
Der inter 5iiDrltn9 Oes &uftihiiicrs
Milo bon einem bieiigcn @crgnii.
gungsort nri0eiticgen mar uno &c.
rabe iibcr DEM @ei1GitaOiItrift
ibpcbtc, in oeiien Ndbe er balo oo.
roui I'M nSumbclot Eorf" nieOer.
gina.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-16
GridDuR Satin uno Sdnuicocrmuttcr

ct. 2ouiS, 15. Suli. - 6roll
2iaie @ern, 25 Sabre aft, unO ibrc
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alt, purOen geitCrn }tbeno bon SEQ.
aern Dem geihGOenen @otten Der
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9riicfe ne6rerc NGilen meit oui Der
Sllinoiicr Seitc pcriolgt, obne Oab cs
9clang, ieincr bubbait 3lt per0en.
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Grfmrfipmett

UDH Baltimore.
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Gniiic,s 0rnnfhrit.

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lciOct ell elmer 5uncbmen0en S6lpel.
llng Oea grnlcS, mel6c iBr betrGdt.
licbe Shmer5en pcrurioht.
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idleifS BON etpa $400 per6aftet wer.
0en ioQte.
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