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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-08

sdeo. 81 nieaer & 60.

Weiie. Bureau un6 NedJlelltibe.
5Hiffsfdrten boz, uno mad Deutih'
IanS nit Dem Rorboeuti&en 0lcpo
mn6 nnoeren 2iuien. Meiiep6iie, Med3.
ieI, Gre6itbriefe unS @eloienotneen.
217 pft.8altimpre-S trake.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-08
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ra6t.

ErGiioent@ aIbmannii ber-
rabt.
Gem y@albington SGngerbuno"
muroe am lebten Iienltag @beno cine
ireioiee lleberraiduna 5u SbeiI. Nad
Der Erobe trat Sr. saul Y~ranbitGot
ails Dem areiie Der Singer berpor
uno iiberreid)te Dem Eraiibenten Srn.
@alomann i'm 9tameu ieiner Sblpie-
germitter, Srau @ottbilOe 9artbel,
elm in gruunitift ib0n mlsgcfibrtes
Fortrait ibreS iiingit oabingeid)iebcz
men @atten. Ger YrGlioent oanfte in
fur5en poiienben @orten, in oenen er
einige ber5lihe @orte Dem Ingeben-
fen oes 3nbineeibieoenen peibte.
9as Bib fommt aus Dem sltelier oes
9rubers Der @ittpe, Srn. @uitape
3ieterid aus Heip-0orf.
gntging nit fnapper Hot6
benz Sooe.
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loiuare.a peulte, entging om 9onner=
itog Mofmittog bel Der boben Bride
nit fnapper Notb Dem Grtrinfunes-
to0e. Gr pollte Elm 9a0 nebmen,
bate obcr etnos piel eetrunfen uno
iiel nit Den &leioern ms @aiier. MlS
man i6n berans5og par or mie tobt.
SIN Soipital riefen Die ger5te i'm ie-
bod mieoer ms 2ebcn 5uriid.
Satte 9rob gcitoblen.
Sid idulbig befennelo, inn moro
o1tIifen Staottbeile einem 9aoenbez
iiser iefs 2oib 9roo geitoblen 5u ba-
ben, luurbe Ser ~13-i1brige Sarrp DO
tbcnberg bon Scr. COB, Galan.S trobe,
Iorboit, bonn Siieenbridter goIan
Ser Sbbut Ser .ainoeridut : @eieIl.
idaft" bis gum Is. S%epirmber, oil
melfem Gage er Dem &itter De 2acy
fir Elm meiteres 8erbor porgefiibrt
lperoen miro, iibermieien. gs mareit
in letter 3eit i'm noro6itIiden Stabt-
tbeile mieoerbolt Gable 9rob geItoblen
uoroen.
$500 9 daben.
Sn ser Sommerfiife beS Souics
Ger. 400, @-Strabe, Iorbpeit, brad,
eeItern Mittag 5euer aus. meld)es Ell
nen Sdaoen BON $500 anribtete. 0as
Soits miro bon Srn. @ilguit S6miot
betpobnt, Der BORT einen 9aben be-
treibt. Gin 9uggp. iuelhes binter Ser
Slide itanb, perbrannte nit. 0aS
Sciler iullroe burh bas grplooiren
bes 8ebGlters zines Yetroleumzaod)-
ofens peruriadt.
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SanteS Gope, Elm Ylumber, Ser
ihun peridiebenc WoIc muf Soften ser
&egierilng aus 8oibinston megge-
ididt uoroen lit, iist jest uiiter Der
ACKNOWLEDGING, anseblih cineS aiden-
nbr bon elmer nod n%nbefannten Ser.
Jon geitoblen 81 baben, binter ihipa-
biihen Gardiner. 9eteftips beobad)a
teten i'm, ais err Die ltbr perpf1noete,
unS nerbaiteten i'm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-08
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nm 8. Septembe

Der 3ng bGlt an alien Statiomen
an. Nbfabrt $40 BON Silcn'S tatiun.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-08

2icbbabcr cimcs snten Weriteniaftes
baben feline llriahe, anoere Yiere ais
o~ieienigen ser .Mmerican 8remerp"
5u trinfen. aein aiisaparts gebrau-
ties Bier itbertrifft es an 8iite. Ser
iuht es. Site 500. 8raierei t104
-t128 @iIen. StraBe. Gel. s. &
g. 1854, Wto. 1891. (251)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-08

Grbalten: Weue bollanSiide @oll.
bGringe, ioiuie ar6fte Nnswabl pOn
Hbein. nno Wpfelueincn.
,Indsb6blc,"
Nr. 408, @cit.2erington-S traRc.
(251)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-08
Maes mem!

= TUT HrH.!
!Sarinee, &rant, 0ia Hidles.
2ample's, 900 2esinstOn : Narft,
swiiden Haea. nnb Green . StraNe.
(251)
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-17
CUMBERLAND
Farmers and Milk Producers
Biddsn TO Open Meeting
at Lime Rock

An open meeting, to which all far
mers ana milk producers of Cumber-
land are invited. will be held by Lime
Rock grange tonight i'm Grange hall
Lime Rock. This business has for "a
long time been on a very unsatisfac-
tory basis to the producers, whole
salers and retailers Of milk Some go
so far as TO claim that the business
Is conducted at n loss for every day II
is run under present conditions, when
time and labor are considered. AS one
farmer said recently: Twenty years
ago milk feeds cost us slioO per ton.
today S22 per ton A few years ago
we could easily get farm labor for
$50 per month. today we have to pay
farm hand s26 per month.
we used to buy milk cows for s45.
now the same COW would cost t65.
Formerly n milk dealers OUTFIT con
sisted OF about 25 tin cans. costing
about SIS Today for tho same bust
ness II requires bottles, boxes. nllers
coolers etc, costing $3.50. our plumb
wear and tear on our horses and
wagons and other like expenses have
increased 3S per cent I'm the last few
years Yet, i'm spite OF all this, we are
milk, as we were 10 and 20 years aeo
Another Increase in the cost of our
product Is to be noted in the con-
stantly increasing restrictions OF the
state and local milk inspection laws.
This Increase in cost, while II undoubt-
edly improves the quality OF the milk.
AhliS hR'u hS Nlltu ~ eUpWlu ldll upon
the consumer
These matters will he thoroughly
talked over at the grange meeting this
evening. and IL is probable that an at
tempt at organization may he mado I'm
order 10 protect the interests OF those
present.
FOOTBALL TODAY.
The Lonsdale football club will play
game today on the John street
grounds against the strong Fairlawn
team.
The Lonsdales are rather crippled
just now. as several players have re-
ceived injuries which prevent Manager
Egan from putting his strongest team
I'm the field.
NOTES.
Highway Surveyor Mckenna put a
number OF men t. work yesterday
cleaning out the cutters In the lower
part OF the town. a large accumula-
tion OF dead leaves and debris will
have TO be removed TO prepare the
streets for the heavy flow OF water
when the winter rains set In.
Mrs. Thomas Pilkington IL seriously
ill at her homo I'm Lonsdale.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-17
CITY HALL RECORDS.

The following transactions have been
placed on record at the city hall during
the past "a hours
Real Estate Conveyances-Cha +.
Sweet to Martin Murray. one undivided
one-third Interest I'm land and improve
ments on Columbine avenue; considera-
ton Sl6.6. Mabel H. Goodlng 10 Mar
tin Murray. one undivided two-thrds in
terest I'm land, buildings and improve
ments on Columbine avenue; considera-
ton 800 Frank Il. Hazard 10 Charles w.
Nichols. land and building improvements
on Fairlawn plat consideration Sl0o
Robert Bcllcw TO Abraham Whitaker ct
ux, land and building improvements on
the corner Of East and Cole streets; con-
sideration $40
Mortgage Deeds OF Real Estato-Mar-
tin Murray To the Slater Trust Com
pany, on land and buildings on Colum-
binc avenue. amount Sl1OO Charles w.
Nichols 60 Frank B. Hazard, land and
improvements on Fairlawn plat amount
SlGO0
Discharge OF Mortgage Deeds OF Real
Estate-James Il. Rowe 10 John j. Allen,
on land and building improvements on
Mulberry street. amount $500. Walter
NJ Robbins ct ux., by the Old Colony
cooperative bank
lutentions OF Marrage--Louis Gelinas
II Lorain, O, and Clephlre NalOis Of
this city; Clinton flaming Payne and
ENangcline Newman Roe 81 this city:
Arthur Henry Horton and Marion Edna
Howard OF Boston. Mass.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-17
RECEIVED LONG SENTENCE.

Pawtucket people will be interested in
the information that William Bsbeau, who
was arrested for being concerned i'm the
robbery OF a messenger boy at North At
tleboro some time ago. has been given a
sentence Of not less than H. years I'm the
state prison.
The robbery occurred OIL Aug. % and il
created quite a sensation at the time Ar
thur Green. employed by the firm OF q. X
Webster n Co. was Knocked down and
bag containing the weekly payroll
amounting TO about $4,000. was taken from
him. Green put up quito fight and
others came To his assistance and the
man who had secured possession of the
bag dropped II so that no money was lost
The men got away but later Bebeau
and two or three others were arrested I'm
this city. where they live In the woodlawn
section. There was really no proof against
anyone except Bebeau and his trial took
place i'm Taunton this week, ending yes
tcrday In the sentence as noted above.
BROKE RIGHT LEG.
Prottra Bicardo. whose home Is at 100
Division street and who Is employed by
the J. w. Bishop company. suffered
compound fracture Of his right leg whilc
at work on the new Burgess mill I'm Dar-
lington about 10 o'clock this forenoon and
the fracture was reduced at the Twin City
hospital. TO which place he was taken In
the police ambulance.
UNDERWRITERS TO MEET.
There will be a meeting Monday after
noon of the Pawt .sket Underwriters as
ISOLATION. at which time matters Of i'm
tercst TO the INSURANCE agents Of this city
will be considered. 1t Is probable that the
committee from the Pawtuckct Merchants
association which is considering the mat
ter OF reduction I'm tho Insurance rates
I'm this city will attend the meeting and
discuss the matter with tho agents.
The merchants association is in earnest
about this matter and Il proposes 10 do
everything possible to bring about a re-
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-17
0TEh0, DANCER, WEEDS
ENGLISH MILl0WNER

Paris. Nov. 1.-THE Journal announces
the marriage OF Otero. the actress, 10
Rene webb. an Engllshman. who owns
spinning mills I'm England aud America.
Otero won fame I'm this country and
abroad as y Spanish dancer. as p beauti-
ful woman and as the posscssor OF
wonderful collection cf Jewels. which had
boon prevented 90 her by various admir-
ers, She siill has most OF her Jewels.
much OF her good looks and had not
abandoned The stage az last accounts.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-17
EVANoELIsTIc MEETINGS.
"THE BOOK OF PHILEMON"

Dean Marcus u. Buell. of Brown Uni
vorsty will bo the speaker at the regular
Sunday afternoon mems meeting I'm Y.
NJ. c. A. hall tomorrow afternoon. The
speaker is not a stranger I'm this city and
he has I'm his previous visits spoke most
Interestingly. His subject tomorrow will
be "Thc Book of Philemon"
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-17
LEONARD {. LANE BROKE
HIS Arm At FALL RIVER

Leonard u. lane Of 100 Burgess avenue,
East Providence. Is years old. n baggage
man IN the employ Of the Consolidated
railroad. was putting baggage into a car
at tho Fall River station yesterday after
noon. when he grasped the handle on one
~ the cars The handle broke and he
sustained y fracture ~ tho loft arm and
was placed aboard train and brought
TO tho Rhode Island hospitaL
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-17

After tho supper there was an etnertaln-
mcnt given by the members OF the
knights Of King Arthur. The committee
In charge OF the affair consisted of Mrs
Clovis II. Bowen. Mrs. Nora Blodgott
Mrs. IL. conant. Mrs. Charles r.. Pervear.
Mrs. j. +. Browning, Mrs Edwin Saw
yer Mrs. George Crawford, Mrs. Helen
knight, Mrs. Edwin X. Bullock aud Mrs.
William Tobln
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-17
WANT The CARS BACK

The Olneyville Business Mems associs
tion will meet Wednesday evening an
steps were taken towards getting th
Greystone cars TO run via Manton av'
nue. instead OF Smith street. When th
road was first opened this route was use
and the local merchants received consic
cradle trade by this. At the present tin,
there is but one car that goes via Mar
ton avenue, and that Is early I'm tn
morning.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-17
DR.. oRANoFlELo's FUNERAL.

The funeral Of Dr. Michael Gfandheld,
who died suddenly last Tuesday evening.
wasi held yesterday from his home at 125
Pine street. followed by services at st.
Mary's church, where "a high mass Of re-
QUEEN was celebrated by Rev. F'r. O'Dowd
Of Portland. a brother IN -Hw of the de-
ceased The other ofi6ers Of the mass
were Rev. owen L. Clark OF st. Teresas
church. Providence. deacon; Rev. Thomas
j. Gillian. sub deacon Rev. Michael Me
Cabe master of ceremonies Rev. John
G. Tcnnian. pastor OF st. Mary's church.
was seated I'm the sanctuary. A number
OF solos were rendered and at the couclu-
sion Of tho services the body was conveyed
10 Fail River for interment The bearers
were relatives OF the deceased
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-17
DEATH OF GEORGE HARLEY.

George Harley son OF David Harley.
died at the homo Of his father % Church
street. yesterday afternoon. The young
man had been IN for some time and the
death was not unexpected.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-17

duction OF the rates, which are believed
now 90 be exorbitant
MlD-MONTHLY MEETING.
The first OF the mid monthly meetings
Of the Pawtucket Business Mems associa-
tion will be held next Monday evening
Tho committee on entertainment has pro-
yided an interesting program for the en-
tertainment OF the members and II Is eN-
pected that there will be a large attend
anco.
STORE BROKEN INTO.
Joseph Blssonnette, who keeps a va
riety store located at 957 Main street, re-
ports 20 the police that some time last
night the store was entered through a
side window and he claims that there was
taken therefrom SIS I'm bills. SIC In silver
and $li In pennies, "A greater part OF this
money being i'm the cash register Mr.
Bissonnette says that the space through
which the intruders entered was quite
small and this leads him 10 believe that
the thieves were boys. The police are
making an investigation.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-17
ILLUSTRATED LECTURE.

At the High street Unlversalist church
tomorrow evening there will he given an
illustrated lecture on ben IIur." this to
take tho place of the regular Sunday eve
ming service. Tho large stcreopticon
which was recently purchased by the
Mems club connected with this church
will bc used at this meeting. and the pas
tor Rev. l.. G. Barney, will be the
speaker
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-17
GAVE MONTHLY SUPPER.

The Home Missionary soicety connected
with tho Pawtuckct Congregational
church gave It's regular monthly supper
i'm the vcstry of that church last evening,
and there was quite a large attendance.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-17
0LNEYvILLE
Commercial Club Holds Its
First Entertainment
Embezz|ement Charge Leads 10
Young Mans Arrest

Advertisements and items can be left
at the branch of The News-Democrat at
Hartford avenue. room No. I, Telephone
40 West.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-20
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GuraeaB ia. 30. DsamorttY III. 10, Ests
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$l5.75. Duriea $l6.76.
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-20

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lsgs, am 9er3alag.
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gn&t Club su Netp BORT an 2eler's
Werft, benz frtiberen MnserpIab oes
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psrlest tuurben. Die locomotive bes
p.rionen3uses uurbe bur4 bie @ewalt
bes Anprales IosseriRtn unb 200
Darbs melt fber BITE Wtami @iber
Bride gei&leubert.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-20
3phle1.

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xxtbraette (aue @r5ben). .-.......a 7,2b
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-20

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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-20

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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-20
DoM DaeensMagss.

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0uaIttat, 6b-b6c.
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-20
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gnslti6er RIeeiarnen $3.50.
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GnsIi&es 8Iausras $3.50.
Dr9arb Gras $1.70-1.e6.
Reb 9op h Gbaf $l.25-l.76.
3afer Rom 76e-$1.00.
&lnber 8u&errobr Sdu1et x1.0O-l.2b.
Betbes unh 8eIbes Rem &1.0C-l.a5.
Heb Sob @nfiIase $1.10-l.25.
Som peas $l.7B.
Billet $1.20 BIS $1.85.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-20

aswttes, CITES nae 0eNAaes.
edablcr beaobIex fsIaesbs @reis!
6rii@e Gier-2E ta xrtsAt.
Naener loo. Ndhxs 1. Ixr.sps -s-l0t,
gnten Il, @dnie DC.
Gutter - GouMtra, l5e, G:ssncrs IS /.
0leix 49,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-20
SMiHSnG6rimteH.

2%ipsrpooI: v@aronia" Bon Neu gort;
Oceanic" bon Weu Dort.
southampton: v2ronprin3 Wilbelm"
bon Bremen nod Sem BORT.
Netu Sort: v6amburg" bonS outaamp'
ton unb gberbours; v8arbaroRa"
poa Bremen nod @berbours'
vWieutu amRerbam" nod @o.ter.
ban; .Ssutonie" nod 2iberpooI.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-20
OetyetDs.

Bstsx go. 3 rutbes Tile, auf Oslu,
fen. Tic DON EabIen /; 20. 8 rotbu 6eie
September, The; RagexweBex 63e.
NeIi&forn - go. l weis 4s}e. 80. Q
msis 4sf; 30. 9 ustb 4SIe; 70. Z pHt
43}e; Re. Q peib senasf9t 49, so. Q
uetb ssutif9t lSs; 70. 4 wstt ssniIe.
47e: 30. 2 seIb 4sfe; 20. 9 ssIb ASH
Ro. ( seb 47e; Ro.s seHf4t 4ssi
70. 8 aeuai&t 4se 70. I semiiet 4 is.
xpIbex 4ec.
odfer 30. 3 weiber 33}e; 10. Q psfSA
8ae; Ro. 2 0eusf9ter 82e; 70. o ssnH4tH
82te.
1en SO. / aiutotbt S1l 70; 30
3, ia 90.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-20
Gubanii9e
@irre1 terben DOn &riegsiefretdr Salt nnb ieinem
Segleitern ge1al nnterin9t.

Observation-Disclosures anssiumHen. = Wabridenih trtbHni9 ernuroet-
GematbGtge sheier. Hhbnsfet Der aarIiaeu. = aoafpieise Der.
gungsarbeisn. = ,,NfonsoGa" %sefdbrbet. - ltnermhoider 5urider. =
grohforat sewanidt. - SuFFi@e WruBfHren auf Der TIndt. - S&us
fr oent9e ghrser berlangt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-20
SeuH@Ian0.
Seutf@lano.
@ufftf&e@ roBfhrfsn au I
Der 6Iu4t.

OerlIH II, IL. Sept. SeHt1tIDs
nsls @srH9te fniipften R9 an bic
Sbafa&s, baB fibsr Wa9t elm rufEf9sr
Sofjug bier paitrte. Aussnfdsiniid
tparsrl BON ben Babn. unb poliaeibs.
bbrbsn auBerurbentlide BorR9tsmaBs
rsssln ergriHen pOroen. Bon Der Yin.
tunft bss 3uses wuBten MUIR wenise
gingemetbte. Wie Elm 2aufsuer per.
b~reitste f& beuts frib ois 8unbe, Der
3us babe msbrere @roBfhrfsn bsbsr.
berst, unb au9lei9 oas @sri3t. bie
@rOBfarffen befdnoen R& auf Der
GIu9t. Bon elmer 5Iu9t Tam inbsi.
fen nt9t bic Reoe ietn.
SIM 9aufe bss Na9mittaes traf
oanr, aus Babsn.B absn bie tslegra,
pbif4e Welbuns Elm. bob @roBfirR
Wi9as! NitoIaiewiti9, etn @rObunteI
bss 3aren, unb fetn ortttdItefer eobn.
grObftrf @sorg In benz RurOrt eings.
trOHen feien.
r.premie 90 m S.
Waleoperirt.
Somburg, 10. Sept. Gum
finften WQle muBte Rh aenerr Der
sbsmaliss ruiRi9e premier 8raf Witte
elmer Operation u~ntsrmerfen. Die.
ielbe tpurb. bier bon profeKor 9r.
SpieB p~ol3osen. Die Rrantbeit oes
bsrtbmten &uRsn III isbod ni6i 10
srnf. wie In Der lsbten 3eit tuieoerholt
aemelbet tpuroe. Or leioet BLOB an
sinsm Naienpolppsn.
@roBbritamuiem.
g 9auber6ate 8abn.
u all.
2onbon, 19. September Der
biat bsisbte grpreb3ug nod e4ottlanb
auf Der Great Nortberu /, 8abn bsrun.
gltidte beute uu Wttsrna9t In Der
Nd6e bon @rantbam uno mebrers 9un=
cert paHas,ers muroen set6otst Ooer
bertpunbet. 2ura nod benz paifren
Der Station @rantbam gerieth Der 3ua
aus benz @sIsiie uno bic 9ofomOtibe
uno finf pahasisrwagen. ftr3tsn cine
bsbe B6iduns binab. Die S9uIo an
benz sntisbliGsn llnfaqe miro ben 2uft'
BREMEN 3ugsi9oben, bic BET elmer i&ar'
fen Rurbe ni9t funetionirten. Sdmmt=
li&e Wasen bes 3uses gerietben balo
nod benz 1nfalle In 8ranb. 0isle
perfonsn, bic unter ben Wasen lager,
tuurbe1 lebenb gerbast.
8erbre9en ge9en @ibil l.
atton.
Qonbon, 10. Sept. SnfoIge
Der tsIsgrapbiI9sn Ha9ri1t, bob 3wet'
bunbert Suben, bic mdbrenb bes Jung.
ftsn Wafatrss In eisoele In uiatar.
Ii&sr @etfs perbuftst wOroen Fno, BON
Gslbtrisasgeri&ten abgeurtbsilt tper'
ben, ibre &i9ter biefelben Off8iere,
bic an ben unruben t6eilnabmen, iein
unb oisfs De mabrfdeinIt& perurtbsilen
tptirben, UNI bas WaRatre 3u re4tfer'
tigen, bat Der Ausi&ub Der britii&sn
Suosn bsute an bic eibiliRrten Iatto'
men bas orinsenoe griu4en, pein Der.
artisss @srbreden aeaen bie 9ibilifa>
tion au bsrbiten". geri&tet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-20
safe.

gnsros . BertaufspreHs Suaortsrss
e@pesertdfe 8oe pei 4fuah s~tx9stnHiGs.
G&meberidie 1se. BiSeuxita Ssssra $ 9ais
143, saew DorI 9bebbars lee. sbaashnb
t@s 2txsburser 49, Ord l5e.