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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1906-07-25
Vicious System Of Peonage
Said to Exist in Alabama
Forests = Federal Officers
Start for Scene, .-..,
IGNORANT FOREIGNERS "
BRUTALLY MALTREATEO,
EntiCed South and Forced by
Armed Guards to Work and
Beaten When They Try to
Get Away, ~

Pensacola, Fla, July 24.--Peonage
In vicious form Is charged against
officers of the Jackson Lumber COM
pany at Lockhart, Ala, and United
States deputies, armed with warrants
for their arrest, left here today for
that place.
If the allegations are true. about
100 immigrants, mostly Germans, ars
held in the lumber camps of that COM
pany virtually as slaves. A party OF
Germans reached here today from the
camps. stating that they had escaped.
They went to the German vice consul
for protection and told him tale OF
ill-treatment and cruelty that has
hardly parallel in the south. They
said they were brought south in Feb
ruary under representations that they
would received SO and SIS per day, but
only 81 was received from the COM
pany for the labor. They allege that
they were compelled to eat after the
Americans and If nothing was left
they got nothing, None of them was
allowed to leave the camp, and when
they attempted to leave the camp
they were caught and severely beaten.
When in the woods the bosses go
armed, and If the men do not work
to suit them they are stripped and
while two of the bosses hold man
across log, third applies strap or
any instrument of torture handy.
| The Jackson Lumber company Ia
one of the largest in the south. -
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1906-07-25

Nikolai Lvoff Of Saratov, who. though
a Constitutional democrat, Is a per-
sonal friend of Premier Stolypin, is
Understood to have given the plan IA
vcrable consideration and 1t is said to-
right that he will probably accept a
position in the ministry without port
folio.
rhe Constitutional Democratic club
aud two other political clubs were
closed tonight by order of the police
authorities.
A caucus of constitutional democrats
was being held at the club name at
the time Prince Paul Dolgo IroKot,
chairman of the central executive
committee appointed at Viborg IN
Monday, has called a meeting of that
committee, which will arrange a Sc
cret caucus tomorrow to discuss fur
ther the situation.
Moscow constitutional democrats re-
quested the summoning of national
convention of the party, but this Will
scarcely be allowed by the autho,i-
ties.
Meetings are being held tonight In
a dozen housess in st. Petersburg, and
just across the frontier railway EN-
ployes. peasants, socialists and revolu-
tionists of different shades of opinion
are discussing the best plan of action
to throw the whole machinery of tn,
government out of gear.
Agrarian disorders have broken out
in the vicinity of St Petersburg. The
estate of General Baron Frederick
aide de camp to the emperor, forty
miles from the capital, has been plum
dered by peasants. General Freder-
ick asked for troops from Gatchina
but was informed that the situation
was too serious to permit of the chang
ing of the present military disposi-
tiOns.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1906-07-25
REFUSE To PAY
LOSSES IN
BIG FIRE

San Francisco, Cal, July 24.-The
Phoenix Royal Insurance company of
Vienna, which carried about $2,500,-
900 insurance in this city, has decided
not to pay any loss growing out of
the conhagration of last April. The
company's policies carried an earth
quake clause. The following official
notice was issued by the delegate sent
from the home office, and the adjus-
ter:
ITO the claimants of the Austrian
Phoenix Royal Imperial Privileged
Insurance company of Vienna, Aus
tria:
1--WE wish to convey to you the in
structions received from the home Of
flee of this company at Vienna, Aus
tria viz. That all claims which
have been filed against this company
by reason of the earthquake which
occurred on the morning of April IS,
1906, are invalid. as all policies OF
this company became null and void
by said earthquake, as the same was
wholly responsible for the conflagra-
ton that followed
(Signed)--
IN. WITTE, Delegate.
WILLIAM KEDAY, Adjuster."
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1906-07-25
FIRE THREATENS
CALIFORNIA TOWN
Gasoline Stove Starts Blaze Which May
Wipe Out SuIsum.

Vallejo Cal, July PA fire which
started at Sulsum at S:40 this after
noon is still burning at p. m. and
latest reports say that the entire town
Is threatened, owing To the lack 4
water. Four or five blocks have all
ready been destroyed causing a loss Of
$150.00O. Telegraphic communication
has been cut off
Suisum is town of 1000 inhabi-
tants and is fruit center containing
a number Of fruit canning and packing
establishments.
The fire started In a big packing
house near the depot. presumably
from the explosion of a gasoline stove.
At $3.50 tonight word was received
here that the fire had reached within
fifty yards OF the business section. The
loss at that time was estimated at
100000.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1906-07-25
SANTA FE POLICEMAN
TAKES SHOT AT GIRL
Mlnion of the Law Bound Over for
Attempted Murder.

Special to the Morning Journal.
Santa Fe. ~ M, July 24.-Manuel
Gonzales, night policeman. was given
hearing today and bound over in
the sum of 81 900 to await the action
of the grand jury for assault with In
tent to kill Francesqulta Trujillo, a
woman of the demi monde. at s o'clock
last night in front of the Delmonico
cafe on Ortiz street Gonzales fired
point blank at the woman with a six
shooter, inhicting a painful though
not serious wound in the abdomen.
The girl In her testimony tried to
shield Gonzales, alleging that they
were scuffling and the gun went ott
by accident while she was trying 70
said that Gonzales was drunk and
drew the gun and shot at her delib-
erately.
>/AnOther Escaped Convict Located.
superintendent Trelford of the PEN
itentiary has received word from
Globe. Arlz., that Eugenlo Orona. a
convict, who escaped from the Scenic
Highway in May, 1905. is in Jail al
that place on a misdemeanor charge
Orona, who was sent up from Luna
county for larceny. will be at once re-
turned to Santa re.
n Lew Wallace" Arrested.
A young Santa Fe machinist from
Las Vegas named Lew Wallace was
brought here today and placed In the
penitentlary for safekeeplng on Z
charge which is not made public, b.
order of Captain Fred Fornoff, of thf
mounted police.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1906-07-25
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
CARMEN ON STRIKE
Five Hundred Men Demand Rccogni-
ton of Union.

New Orleans, July PA strike of
the Southern Pacific car repairers,
which extends almost entirely across
the state of Louisiana, from here to
Lake Charles and involves nearly ev-
cry class of workingmen occupied in
the making and inspecting of cars
The men demand recognition of their
union. A special from Lafayette, La,
tonight said it was reported that the
strike would shortly extend to Hous-
ton.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1906-07-25
OPPORTUNITIES
FORFARMERS
IN Hawaii

Honolulu, July 24.-All shipping
quarantine restrictions have been lift
ed here, the city having been abso-
lutely free from any case of plague for
a month Up to the lifting of the
quarantine the federal authorities inn
posed restrictions on the boarding OF
vessels and required the fumigation of
cargoes.
The news published throughout the
United States of the successful open
ing of the Kohala ditch as an irriga-
tion scheme, has resulted in numerous
inquiries being sent to the government
here by persons who would like to
take up lands which can be profita-
bly, cultivated. In consequence, the
governor and land commissioner are
being urged to make plans for open--
ing various fertile tracts for settle
ment by American farmers.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1906-07-25
SECRET MEETING PLANS TO
START GENERAL STRIKE

meeting of the recently reorganized
council of workmen tonight discussed
and accepted the proposition from the
socialistic group of the dissolved lower
house of parliament to unite with
them in the formation of a central
group to inaugurate a strike move
ment throughout all Russia.
The police today attempted to cap
ture all the delegates to the work.
mems council but succeeded in cap
turing only fourteen.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1906-07-25
DRUNKEN COSSACKS
START REIGN OF TERROR

odessa, July 24.-Drunken Cossacks
today endeavored to instigate an anti
Jewish massacre in the industrial SUBJ
urb of Maldovanka, but were scatter
ed by infantry who instantly cordon-
ed the Jewish quarter and threatened
to annihilate the Cossacks. The at
ter were withdrawn to their barracks
by order of their commandants.
Under sudden terror five hundred
Jewish families sought refuge in other
parts of the city.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1906-07-25
TAMMANY MAY
n SUPPORT HEARST
Leader Murphy Says Wigwam May
ForgeG Opposition of Last Year.

New York, July 24.-Charles F,
Murphy, leader of Tammany hall,
said today that it was possible that
Tammany hall would support Will
liam r. Hearst for the democratic
nomination for governor in the next
state convention. Mr.. Murphy said:
Mind l don't commit myself.
don't say that Tammany will be for
Hearst. / only say that his opposition
to our ticket last year will not of it.
self make 1t impossible for Tammany
to support him in the convention"
Mr.. Murphy said that he had no
whether or not Mr.. Hearst will be
nominated.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1906-07-25
ELEVEN KNOWN DEAD
BODIES STILL IN RUINS
Work of Searching for Bodies in
Wrecked Building Still Goes On.

South Framingham, Mass, July "a.
The finding today of the body Of
Henry L. Sawyer, a prominent hard
ware dealer, who went to the collapsed
building on Concord street to inspect
the plumbing plans, brought the num-
ber of dead up to eleven and it is be-
lieved that there are four more bod
les in the ruins.
Under the electric lamps the work
of eXhuming the bodies from the
wreck of the building which collapsed
yesterday when undergoing repairs
went on all night
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1906-07-25
Fighters Barred Prom Seattle

Seattle. July 24.-Chief of Police
Wappenstein gave instructions today
that in future prize fighters, their
trainers and hangers-on, would not be
permitted to remain in Seattle and
continue their prize fight preparations
The chief said he would enforce the
state law which makes it a misde-
meanor for anyone to be connected
in any capacity with prize fight.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1906-07-25
WEBER AGAIN
SENTENCED
To HANG

Auburn, Call July 2i.--Adolph
Weber, who murdered his father,
mother. brother and sister at this
place two years ago, in order to OBJ
tain possession Of the family estate Of
about $1,000, was brought into court
today and sentenced to be hanged at
Folsom penltentiary September IL
next. once before the youth was
sentenced to death, but his appeal to
the supreme court served as stay of
execution.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1906-07-25
BODIES OF VICTIMS
STILL BENEATH MATERS

Spokane, Wash. July 24.-When
the Spokesman Review STAFF corre-
spondent left the scene of the disas-
trous Great Northern. wreck. thirty
miles east of Spokane. at O'clock
noAe of the bodies buried in Diamond
lake had been recovered. Efforts with
a steam derrick to raise the submerg-
ed locomotive and the cars were un-
successful.
The dead whose names are known
now number six, with one body still
unidentified.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1906-07-25
Inngworths ln (icrmnnr

Carlsbad, July 24.---Mr. and Mrs.
Nicholas Longworth arrived here thia
afternoon and we're welcomed at tho
Hotel Savoy by all the members of the
American colony. Lord Westburv
gave dinner IN honor OF Mr.. ara
Mrs. Longworth al the hotel tonight.
ent.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1906-07-25
Dutch Again Disappointed.

The Hague. July a. Queen Will
helmina was taken Ill last night. Pre-
mature delivery followed. causing a
gloom through Holland. II was an
nounced today that the expectation II
an heir to the throne al this time VIII
not be realized
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1906-07-25
ARRESTS PROMISED
IN HARTJE SCANDAL
Criminal Proceedings 20 Follow
Har je Divorce Suit

Pittsburg July 24-From the state
ment made today by District ATTORNEY
John A. Robbs today there are more
sensations indicated In the Hartie dl-
yorce case than have heretofore been
disclosed. Mr. Robb, while attending
the hearing, said that as soon as the
Hartje case was submitted to the
court there would he arrests which
would develop pronounced sensations.
1t Is expected that a great legal bat
tie will take place when Harue's atoi.
neys endeavor to show how the Mu~
dine love letters were secured.
After several hours devoted for
counsel for Hartje in the endeavor to
prove that the Wagner letter was writ
ten by Mrs Mary Scott Hartje, which
she had denied writing, the evidence
In rebuttal of Mrs. Harties defense.
took a new turn TODAY.
b. B. Smith, an insurance agent.
| swore that he found The "Dear Edith
letter in the street and after consult.
| ing an attorney. gave 1t to Edward
/ G. Hartje brother Of the plaintiff.
Silas Sanady a negro from Wash
| lngton. testified that blanche Ashby.
the negress and former servant or
the Harties, who In her deposition says
she never observed anything improper
u
| him that She lied CanadY's sensa-
tional testimony came Just before tho
| adjournment but he was put through
a rigid crosS-eXamination by ATTORNEY
| Freeman. for Mrs. Hartje. during
which time he became confused sew
! eral times, Mr. Freeman will finish
| the cross examination tomorrow
! Canady said that when he learned
that Blanche Ashby VAS going to to
get a lot of money for lying. he wrote
to Mr.. Hartje to find ont II he could
not get some money for telling the
! truth.
Handwriting Expert Frazer con-
cluded his testimony today, after Il
short examination by Attorney
Freeman Counsel for Mrs. Hartje
| fought the testimony at every point
subjecting the expert to vigorous
cross-eXamination. one of the alleged
Helen Smoot letters was made public
today. although IL had not been read
In court It Is letter to Tom Nadine,
the coachman correspondent IN tho
case and purporting to show that she
coached" him as to what testimony
he was TO give in court concerning the
allegation that Nadine had driven Mr..
Hartie to Schenley park while Mrs.
Hartje was at Memphis. and where no
met q strange woman, an Incident that
that has figured In the case heretofore.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1906-07-25
SEVEN DEAD SCORE
HURT IN WRECK
Spread Rails Due to Sun Kinks Res
pOnslble for Great Northern
DIsnstcr.

Spokane. Wash, July 24.--At least
seven lives we're lost, seven persons
seriously Injured and a score hurt Ia
the wreck OF the fast mail train on
the Great Northern railroad, a mile
and a quarter east OF Camden, Wash.
thlrty-hve miles east of Spokane, late
yesterday evening, when the locomo-
tive. mail, baggage and cmoklng cars
left the rails on emerging from a tun-
mel, and plunging over seventy feat
down an embankment, were submerg-
ed In the waters of Diamond Lake.
Spreading rails. probably caused by
sun kinks, Is given as the cause of the
disaster.
The Dead.
n. EDWARD MUNSON, engineer,
Hillyard, Wash.
FRANK BELL fireman, Hillyard
CHARLES DANNER, mail clerk
Spokane.
GEORGE r. STRICKLAND ex-
press messenger.
GEORGE II. CURTICE, lumbes-
man, Spokane.
T. ]. DOLBOW. Spokane.
UNIDENTIFIE MAN.
Two divers made several unsuccess-
ful attempts TO find the locomotive
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1906-07-25
Troticr Docs Mile IN a,o5u

Detroit. July 24.--In the presence OF
the largest crowd that ever went to
harness race In Windsor, new record
was held up this afternoon. Ardell.
the chamber of commerce stake vim
ner of Geers, won the opening mile IN
205h. which is faster than the hlg
stake was ever won at Crosse Pointe.
and the fastest mile ever made bv Il
mare I'm her first racing season IN July.
Ardell was a favorite over a big field
and beat them as she pleased, winning
the first heat from behind and the
others being in front. 81
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1906-07-25
ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO, WEDNESDAY JULY 25 1906.

Part of the smoker not submerged. be-
gan to burn Immediately after the cal
struck the water. increasing the dif.
ficulty of rescuing the passengers.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-12
Giienbabu llnfGac.

Buffalo, N.-D., If. Nopem6er.
Sn Der Ndbe bon 2ibertp itieBen
5ipei 3iige Der .Yenniplponia.9obn
5ulamnler, nobel cine Eerion ibr
2eben perlor uno brei perlebt pllr.
oer. Ser 3uiammenitoB crfolgte ge.
rnoe allf elmer Bride, Die iiber cinen
Bad fiibrt, unb 80 9abnlpaggpns
mnroen bur6 Die @epolt oes 3uiom-
meuitoBes bon Ser 9riide III Dos
9ctt oeS 9odes geidiellbert. Ger
2ofomotipfiibrer beS einet 3uaes.
@iliom Oobrt, erbieIt 10 ihlpereGeys
lebungen, bob er balo 0nrolf ieinen
@eiIt oltfgob; oic on0eren &erlebten
merbcn notwithstanding bolo mieoer ge-
Iltt0cn.
Sloominqto II, SQ., II. Hop.
- Ger Noibpiae . Spe5iol Der 81.
lilloiS Central 0abn" entqlGiite BET
9ltflep. elmer fleinen, noroIid) BOZ,
bier gelegenen Stotiop. Ser gonie
3ilg qing bon Oen Sd)ienen berultcr,
ober gliidliherlpeiic l~tiir5te babel fein
@oggon I'M. Cine gebrodene Sfic-
re nor bie llriofc bcs llrfoIles. Sc
gen 10 Eerionen trltgcn Gerlebun-
gen bapon, bod mar feline bplt beion.
6erS erbeblidcr Hatitr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-12
Gridlph Gran nnS i'd ielbit.

bidob i 81, If. Nop. -
>Sn Dem 10 Wteilen bon bier gelegencll
Srte Cutie bot ser Sorn1er Sobn
Smoaep orei Shiilie ouf ben oortiz
gen 9(o~pofoten Gobert Burns obge-
gcbcn unb bann ieine Srolt unb iid)
lclbIt erid)ollen. Burns mlroc BON
Den <gcln III Die @onge, Die Sd)ul-
ter mo in Der Souo g~etroffen bod
lit feline bon Den @ll1oen gef1brlid).
Burns mar BON 6rau Smolcp engo-
girt moroen, nm cine Sd)eioung pon
ibrenn Wannc SIT erlpirfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-12
Smd)t nadD oent Wennten.

GpanSptllc, Snb, If. Nop.
- Noh MIR piermobiger Gle lit Die
65.ldbri9e Srau ToQp Heeb.gafcc
ollt Dem auslus nab einem nenell
Gbemonnc, Dem neuntcn III Der
Heibc ibrcr 2ebcnSqef1brten. Nm II
Oftober bate lie ibren ietigeu od)ten.
Is Sabre altcn Mann, Millionl
Sofer, 9ebeiratbct, Ser aber in Der
Gbe nidDt OoS crtrGllmte Slid geiun-
ben 81 babcn id)eint. Genn beitte be.
obahteten Nod)born beS Yaares, mia
or nod) eillem befti9en Streite, Der
'td lnnerhnlb beS Sauies obgeipielt
bottc, init oQen 3eiden bes Gnt7
leBenS Die Gbelpobnlt1g perlieB nto
lelner 6rou Elm 9ebelpobl fir INNER
5ilrlef. Gieie idlien Die Sahe nidlt
trogild) }u nebmeL penn tic rief Dem
S6etocn0en Die @ortc nod: nsld,t
G%benldnner babe id bereits lit mel
item Seben 9cfunbeit, es miro mir
olld) nlft id)per merben, nod einen
ilellnten SIT befommenl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-12

Sic 5abrif : Sntereifene niod)tel
Sic erlten ieil, meIhe 9lInrm id,lil-
gen, aber es lit i~iberbaupt feline 8e.
fobr u%orbanoen. @ir baben 10 niel
Brltn0, Die Gonfurren5 Gano0a's All
Iiircbten, ME FennipIpanien 8ruto
bat, nadl S6uB5oQ gegelt Noro=Ga-
fota 5l i6reiert. Canada fonnte nidt
III groBere 8efobr gerotben, ais Won-
tann olrf ole Gonfllrren5 Sbio'S.
Ser 3eitpunft lit qiinItig fir eli.
Hen praftiihen Sdritt sur SerItel-
lung beiicrer Sanoelsbe5iebungen nit
Canada. IS beitebt BORT cine mad)=
ienoe 8erei5tbeit iiber uniere Sal
ttng uno ihon ser llmitonO, ooB Ser
Gurdibnitt unierer 3oQe gegen sic
0cminion 1888 betrGgt, m1brenO
Der 0nrtidnitt ser 3oQe Ganaoa's
gegen pie Ser. Stoaten MIR 24.S3 be-
trogt, giebt 81 IltsIteuungen uno 81
Sorldlogen Der @ieOerpergeltutg
In(nB."
Sum SdlnB iagte Sr. Sill: y@el-
deS 1T Der erite praftiide Sdritt?
Die in b0dIten MoBe 5a miinifcnoe
9eIeitlgung Der 3oQbGuier an Der
aGtOliben 8ren5e uno ibre @riebrng
Oard) oblolltten 6%reibon0el. SoQte
aber Die 3eit oa5u nod nidt gefom-
men Iet1, 10 lit ooS Winoelte, mas
Derlangt meroen nulB, cine ~meitgeben-
De HeciprocitGt. 9nran fam ober
nidt ge0ndt mer0en bis mir uns
poQfomnlcn Ooriiber flar Qeporoen
limo, onB elm ircier @llStolid Der Gas
tltrprooltfte un0 ser characterization
miln'dcnsnertb lit, mel6er Dem 50.
b%rifanten in Heu.gnglano iein
9rennmaterial, Dem Sarmer in oel
neitliden @6eten iein Sol5 uno oeu
Serausge6ern BON 9iihern unO Bel.
tungen iiberal ibr Grltdpapier frei
bon alien 3uIdl1gen l~iefert, oeren
@rbebung bcm Monopol elm nllbloier
3plltarii ernloglid)t. @enn ma bo-
nit oen Infang modt, 10 fonnen mir
81 peiter gcbenOer Sreibeit our6 cine
grmeiterlng Der WGrfte fortld)reiten
lno 5u einem SSortihritt Ser oiient-
liden Weinlng gelongen, neld)en
oielc einnal cingefilbrte H%cciprocitat
iider itelt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-12
Abe 6nmmcls Gr<GOmpaguon uer'
buffet.

Gononboigua, 0.-D., If.
Nobentber. - q. 8up Siri6 Der
friibere Eartner 9(6e SummerS in
Ncm-Yorf, lit pcrld)mlinoen. SirId)
0eIIen mirfliher Hame hilbert 2cbner
iein ioQ uno ser atgeblid ldon neur
Wonate negen @roBbiebitabls i'm @e-
fGngliB lab. bate inn Granite Bulb
ing in HodeIter MISUNDERSTANDING
inne. SIN Observation-Disclosures er.
idienen filr5lid 3mei Sertreter elmer
Nem-0orfer Aopofateniirn1a uno Der
langten Gatb, mie an belten pertb-
poQe 0ofumente, bic i'm @eloi6rmt
SirId)'S permabrt ieien, erlnngt mer.
sen f0rnten.
NC. s. 0anfs, einem rSinpelier in
Godciter, Ioa bon '5irib Elm lpertb-
loicr Gbed o~1i9cb6ltgt moroen iein.
4ebnlid)c &lage fiibrt 2lbe Wnrros,
Der ooS 8elo hergab, oa Siri1 pie er
sum Srocn Ser nglfS" geborte. 9ll-
Ber0em miro b%ebalptet, Dab ser Ser.
ifapuhocne nit elmer be0cutenoen
8elolummc, Die linn in Gerrpobrllng
gegeben moroen mar, auf uno oapon
0c8ongen lein ioQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-12

Ielblt III ben groBten St0Dten TllB-
LAMBS nod INNER berridt, 5eigt ein
Galibmor0, oellen Spfer Ser Gas.
merf : Gireftor @elfe Don 9eliuu in
@ori6ou gemorOen lit. 9(ls ser 1is
%feftor, Der ii6 in 8el6Gften in Der
polnilden SalptIta0t ouibielt, geItern
4beno III elmer 3roi6fe nof Ieirem
9otel fltbr, nuroe iein %SSubrperf bon
elmer Gan0e BON Strolden a~ltfge6al-
ten. Die 9nnoiten idJoiien ben SUIT
ld)er pom Bod un0 iagten, noh0em
lie Den SGlag auigerilIen batten,
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EifliS, #. Nopember. - @Gbs
reno Sic Yoli5ei beute Elm nidt be.
ipobrtes Solts 0llrdiu6te, creignetc
iid) cine 9ombcllerploiion 0llrd mel.
de orci Eoli5iiten getootet unO bier
perlebt murOen. IS itellt iid) beraus,
Dab Die Yoli5ei in cine Sale geloft
porOen NOR. Sic 9ombe NOR 10
.arrangirt, BOB iie bei'm 3uriid5ie6ell
9orbongs erploOiren muBte.