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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-10-18

ance, presents string of blue ribbon
Kentucky thorobreds, magnificent
specimens of equine beauty, who per-
form feats in manner which arouses
the greatest enthusiasm.
Madam Marantette will exhibit the
champion high school and saddle
horse, Prince Rowland, who has new
er been defeated in any show ring.
He has II distinct gaits under saddle,
keeping time perfectly with the mu-
sic; also the famous high jumping
horse, St. Patrick. The world scham-
pion record Of 7 feet 104 inches is held
by ST. Patrick.
Miss Daniels will introduce Two at
tractive English horses in clever
and artistic drawing room display Of
equestrianism. There are, it is said,
no less than II distinct feature acts
in the Forepagh-Sells shows which
depend upon the intelligence and
beauty of the horse for the results
achieved.
In addition to these feature acts
are the hippodrome events. A double
tandem race, the gentlemen's jockey
race, the Roman standing race, two
chariots, each drawn by four horses;
Indian ponies ridden by Simian jock
eys and the clowns in sulkies driving
race.
In the spectacle Fighting the
Flames" six teams, some Of them
three abreast, play important parts.
They are regularly trained fire-horses
and it is said exhibit a degree Of in
telligence little short of. marvellous.
The Jlydesdale and Percheron draft
horses, used in the parade and for
drawing the heavy paraphernalia
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-10-18
Distinction Won by Continental

The Continental Insurance Com
pany, of New York, represented at
Vinita by T. E. Englehart, was the
first company to finish paying its en-
tire losses at San Francisco, caused by
the great earthquake. The largest
individual draft was paid to the Wells
Fargo Express Company at San Fran
cisco, being for $50, ,s95.sS. The first
loss was settled within ten days after
the San Francisco conhagration. 1t
had a great corps of adjusters from its
Chicago and New York offices, men
noted for their ability and courtesy,
and paid losses as fast as proofs we re
filed. The Continental paid S07 losses
at San Francisco, agggegating 81, 4O2, =
790., completing the adjusting and
payment Of all losses in four months
and eight days. The Continentals
assets are still over $1,000, 900.
When your next policy expires have
it renewed in the Continental.
T. z. Englehart.
Agent. 800 3t
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-10-18
PYTH|ANS MAY
CHANGE LAWS

New Orleans, Oct. l8-The impor-
tant business Of the Knights of Pyth-
las convention was reached today
when the consideration of the propo-
sition for a revision of the insurance
laws was brought up. The proposed
give to members of the en-
dowed rank the same security as is
given by all the old line companies,
including about the same require
ments for paid up and extended in
and the making of policies
after three years.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-10-18
BUSY
! WITH ARRANGEMENTS.
Preparations for the Reception Of Vice
President Fairbanks on tuesday
Are Being Pushed

|sThe committe in charge of the ar
'angements for Fairbanks day met
|lst night in the court house to talk
Iyer the work. Fair progress has been
hade, but several of the committees
ave not accomplished much. From
ow on all will hustle II iias been
|ecided to build the speakers stand,
ex32 feet, on the south side Of the
bhool house, which win thus act as a
bunding-board. There will be no
BATS, and the audience which hears
he vice president and the other
beakers will be Obliged to stand.
1t has been impossible thus far to
|hd any torches for the proposed tor
blight procession, but it is thought
hat now a firm has been located
1hich can supply them.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-10-18
CUBA SWEPT
BY HURRICANE

New York, Oct. 1S-Cable communi-
cation with HaTdna was interrupted
late last night and has not been re
stored today. The break was un0
doubtedly caused by a severe stolm
which swept over Cuba last night and
which was described BY the operator at
Havana just before the communica-
tion was lost as having reached cyclon-
ic proportions.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-10-18

The decorating committee has de-
cided to ask each merchant 70 decor
ate his own building. There was con-
siderable complaint at The work of
professional decorator for Bryan day,
and it is thought that the merchants
themselves can put up better decora-
tions, and at less expense, than were
put up by the decorator.
The music committee has been at
work, and the musical features Of the
program will be unique and pleasing
The finance committee is making good
progress with the collection of the
necessary funds.
Another meeting of the committees
will be held tonight, at which it is
hoped that all committeemen will be
present
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-10-18
WENT over
The FALLS

Pittsburg, Pa, Oct lS--A house
boat containing six men and towed by
two other men in a skiff was swept
over Harris island dam in the Allie
gheny river early today. The two
men in the skiff and two of those in
the houseboat were rescued, but it is
feared their four companions we're
drowned. The men we're carousing.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-10-18
STRIKER KILLED
BY The POLICE

Milwaukee, Oct. 1S.-In a conflict
between merchants police and union
molders who are striking. John Feeley,
a union man, was shot and killed last
night. Feeley interfered with the
police as they we're conducting to jail
several union men, and attempted to
shoot one Of the officers but was in
turn killed.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-10-18

Charles B. Rogers, Republican NOM
inee for the delegate to the constitu-
tional convention from the 59th dele
gate district, is native Of Indiana,
having been born in Martin county
in 1870 He was educated in the pub
lie schools Of his native state, finally
receiving the degree Of b. A. from
Indiana university. After taking his
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-10-18
No Verdict Yet.

Flndlay, Ohio, Oct. lS-This morn
ing there was 30 sign Of verdict
from the jury in the case Of the state
versus the Standard Oil company,
The attorneys for the defence are
confident the twelve men will be un-
able to agree.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-10-18
More Bodies Found

Mobile, Ala, Oct. lB-Information
has been received telling Of the find
ing of the bodies Of 1.-Two more white
men on Dauphin islandss drowned IN
the September hurricane. The bodies
we're decomposed.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-10-18

Be it resolved by the city council Of the city Ut
Vinta Indian Territory; That the sum Of 0ncs
hundred fifty dollars be and the same IS hereby
appropriated out OF the general fund Of the city
to be expended upon the construction Of public
highway bridge at the highway crossing iieAr
Dicks ford on Little Cabin.
And be it further resolved that the City Re-
eorter ssnd Mayor are hereby directed 70 execute
= warrant unon the CITY Treasurer for said
amount payable toJ r. Campbell and to deliver
the same to him and take his receipt therefor.
Passed this 18th. day of October, 1906.
h. NJ. Probasco, Recorder.
Edw. Shanahan, Iesys1-
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-10-18

wagons from the railway station ito
the show grounds are an attractive
feature. The three stables used in
caring for this department are the
first tents erected upon the show lot.
and are models Of equine luxury, A
veterinary surgeon and six assistants
are In charge Of the equine hospital.
There are 500 horses with the Fore
paugh-Sells Circus.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-10-18

academic degree he went to the
University Of Michigan, where he re-
ceived his legal education In the
famous law school at Ann Arbor.
Mr.. Rogers has always been inter-
ested in politics, and from his first
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-10-18

Are you troubled with piles? One
Of Manzan will give yon
immediate relief. Sold by A.P. Ovens
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-10-18

Foley's Kidney Cure will cure any
case Of kidney trouble that is not be-
yOnd medical aid. A. p. Owens.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-10-23
La GRAN OBRA DEL
Canal de Panama.
Sc ha hGchO plbIieO eI plan para
teTminarIO pOr COntratO.
Los pOstOres dehsn poser 10 menOs 10 capital
de $5.OOO,OOO.

Comunican de Washington que el plan
para terminaF el Canal de Panama por
contrato, ha sido hecho p6blico. Cada
postor debe lemprender Ia construction
completa.
Los postores deben poseer 10 nenos un
capital de $5.00O,000 cr6dito para COM
seguirlo. 4 -:
La licitaci6n no est6 limitada contra.
tistas americanos. Todas las proposicioneB,
deberan ser presentadas antes de la tarde
del IL de Diciembre, fecha en- que Heran
abiertos los pliegos. ...- -
El ingeniero jefe de la Comisi6n del Ca
nal serd el presidente del board de inge.
nieros.
El board de ipgenieros fjar6 tambi6n
uu plazo razonable para Ia termination
del canal.
Sesenta dfas despu6s de haberse frmado
el contrato para las obras del istmo, empe-
zaran los trabajos, Ell contratista tomara
todos los empleados del istmo que la Comi-
sion no quiera retener. Ning6n empleado
americana trabajara mas de ocho horas.
Ell presidente del board de jpgenieros,
Shonts, defende ell sistema del tanto por
ciento en- uua carta que dirige al Secreta-
rio Taft dice 10 siguiente:
este plan ha sido empleado con 6xito
por todas las corporaciones de este pals.
El gobierno recogera 81 benefcio de los
esfuerzos de los mas experimentados con-
tratistas del mundo, cada uno encRrgado
de un departamento en- el cual sea especia-
lista en- cooperation con otros espacialistas
en- cada ramo.
El plan es de r6pida y econ6mica cons.
trucci6n. Reteniendo la direction de las
obras y ejerciendo una estricta vigilancia
en- las fuerzas de ingenieros trabaiado-
res, ell gobierno se protegerS & 81 mismo
Contra las lconstrucciones baratas def
cientes.
FL tempo y los gastoS para completar
las obras del canal Eer6n reducidos sin du.
da con estos planes.
Finalmente una termination del contra.
to, 81 fuese necesaria, resultarfa menos de-
sastrosa para el contratista, en- este case
reasumir el tFabajo entonces serfa mas "a.
Gil para el gobierno, teniendo va la inten-
ci6n y la. direction en- las obras.
Ell presidente Shonts dice tambi6n que
la comisi6n dividira el trabaio cuidadosa-
mente entire los contratistas separandolo
en- secciones para que no se presenter COM
plicaciones.
Sc nota en- la carta del presidents Shonts
Roosevelt, que este ha adoptado tambien
las reformas de ortografia del presidente,
y escribe adaptandose elias en- Ell deletreo
de muchas de sus palabras.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-10-23
BASES De LA UNION.

Puesto que hay todavfa quien hace Ia
hist6rica pregunta de Sque quiere Ia Uni6ns
jcetdJ es Ell prOgramG de Ia Umi6ns; aun-
que estamos convencidos de que preguntas
tales la hora de ahora solo ebedecen al
pueril empefio de apArentar que Sc dicen
grandes cosas cuando no Sc tiene en- reali-
dad cosas que decir; y como tambi6n de
tan mfnimos ardides la propaganda repu-
blicana Sc ha Waldo. volvemos q pu-
blicar como Sc hizo en- 1904 eI desa.
rrollo de las bases de la "Declaraci6n de
Principles de la Union de Puerto Rico.
Ahf estS ell c6dice Veremos 81 impeni.
tentes propagandistas aciertan negar sus
inconmovibles verdades. Ahf esta ell sa-
grado credo que juraron los puertorrique-
nos. Veremos en- d6nde estan los puerto
Triquefios que no se descubran ante la au-
gusta majestad de ese credo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-10-23
La ISLA TRANQU1LA.
Ell ST. Dfsz Navarro vista al GOber-
naNnP
HIzO IN largo y rapIdO VIaJs en- autdmoVlI.

Ha regresado de Sabana Grande ell Sr.
Herminio Diaz Navarro, que ha estado
esta msfiana visitando allgobernador Win
th1hop.
Despu6s de permanecer aIgunos dias vi
sitando Hu distinguida sonora y demds
familiares en- el referido pueblo, regres6 q
San Juan ell Sr. Dfaz Navarro, recorrien.
do la parte Oeste y Norte de la isla. La
mayor parte del recorrido 10 hizo en- su
aut6movil sin niDgGn g6nero de trOpiezos
y en- las mejores condolences. ,.
Ha notado ell viaiero un gran orden en-
las poblacicnes que ha recorrido apesar
de que los mitins de propaganda polftica
8, repiten casi diariamente en- elias, la
tranquilidad es admirable, pues Ia policfa
autoridades tratan de hqcer cumplir la
ley tsniendo a raya los revoltosos que
todavfa pudieran intentar alguna altera:
ci6u del orden.
Apesar de las predicas aconsejando
la violencia que algunos compatriotas ri
guen todavfa empleando en- sus discursos,
ell pueblo sensato no responde elias y
sigue pacffcamente cumplieudo con sus
deberes al amparo del ordeu.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-10-23
ImportanCia de Ia Ley aprobada

York Ocubre %. L8O p. m.
DGha despachoprohn6
relgiosa Espana conentimiato
Ser6n u las asocones extranas radicadaa resi-
dan e il
Tamb6 yird De diha eua
81 estabecidos legalme
Prohfbese adnas sucha ley asacn reOsas
esim dendan la perturbation del o Ia viO6n de Ia ley di
suetss expulsadas del Gtmo termiuO
Oos dcha
della pn@ cat6ica de los eements cericass
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-10-23
La renunCia de Sarrien

New York Ocube % 80 p
depho publado
Afrma lie
la prdctca 8 pogama 10 gobrno.
gobierno 6 fund republican,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-10-23
Apertura de las Cortes, hOV.

New OCubTe 0p. m.
despachos hoy
aproadO
En- Ctes fmase emos consvado
Maa,
La liberal hac mPana favor del gbnete Domue ponde
Tando 81 ,'gfie G elasuuto
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-10-23
CABLEGRAMAS
La question reIigiosa en- Espa1a

Ocubre o. 43O
cebrada
aprOb6 radical sentada de
Romane dezada contra cas aeon FegOs easds L penfn-
gran pe pdca acftud gbne Lopez Dmiuguez
apaudda con
En- braes alaba al gohierno
deraban sufcients resolver Ia question
Milford chronicle., 1906-02-09
BOWERS.

Burton Savage, a young man employed
| by E Donovan on his farm, had his foo
severly cut on Tuesday while cutting
wood
The festival given in the Bowers NJ. E.
Church, last Friday and Saturday eve
nings, was a success and over $40 was
realized. An entertainment by local
talent, is to be given in the church in the
near future
Geo. w. Flack has purchased an auto
mobile, this is the first one to be owned
by Bowersite.
A progressive euchre party was given
by VIM. 5. Davidson, at his residence, on
Wednesday evening.
Your rcorrespoudentf Rover says nearly
every family at Bowers subscribes for the
CHRONICLE. He should have said "Every
body at Bowers reads the CHRONICLE as
those that 90 not subscribe, iboriow it
every week.
Our efficient road Overseer James H.
Reed has greatly improved the road near
the post office.
Geo. FarrOw has nearly completed the
addition to his residence, and now has
)ne Of the neatest houses in our village
VIM. King is improving his property |
~ erecting a new stable and carriage |
louse.
The dances at the "Hotel Bilderback"
very Thursday evening are being liberaly |
tended. CuET.
Milford chronicle., 1906-02-09

conducted, and the affair was a social
and financial success.
Mrs. Emma Caulk, President of the
State W. c. T. u, gave an interesting
and instructive talk, before a large audi
ence in the M. E. Church, Sunday eve
ming. The white ribbon emblem was
very much in evidence, and we hope the
mission of its wearers will be accomp-
lished.
Presiding Elder S. NJ. Morgan will
preach next Sunday evening, at the NJ.
E. Church. Quarterly meeting will be
held after services.
The young folks enjoyed skating at
Darby's Park, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hopkins, of Dover,
were the guest of John S. Reynolds last
week.
The Tharp roller mill has added some
new machinery this month. A corn
crusher of modern make was installed
last week, and with it, the capacity for
manufacturing high grade feed, has been
greatly increased. The mill is operated
by John P. Wilson, a capable miller.
Milford chronicle., 1906-02-09
FROM FREDERICAs

Death has again invaded our mist, Mrs.
Julia Faulkner wife of Thomas Faulkner
died Wednesday of last week, after a long
illness. Funeral services were held Sum
day afternoon. at Christ's Mission, Of
which she was a member; and the first
of the circle to be called to rest. To
morn the loss Of wife and mother,ar the
husband and children, William Faulkner,
Mrs. James Milloway, Mrs. Hugh Palmer,
Mrs. Otis Harrington, Charles, George
and BENZ. Faulkner. The bereaved ones
have our sincere sympathy. Rev. d. T.
Sanderlin preached the funeral sermon,
interment was made at Barratt's Gene
terry. H. F. Mitten funeral director.
Revival services are being held this
week, at Christ's Mission, with Superin
tendent Of Missions Rev. Penney in
charge, all are invited
The Junior Epworth League held a
festival Friday and Saturday evenings,
IN the town hall. Everything was we'll
Milford chronicle., 1906-02-09
Name of Fertilizer

6 per cent, Potato Guano,.
Rogers Superior Bone Phosphate
Ober's Diss. Bone Phos. and Potash,
Baugh's Wheat Fertilizer,
Reliable Crop Grower.
High Grade Reliable Crop Grower,
Dissolved Rock,
Prices l2 5Super Phos and Potash
Prices L. & P. Phosphate. -.
Price's Farmers Bone Phosphate,
Lazarretto HighGradeDiss. B Phos. & Pot
Tygert's Soluble Bone and Potash,
Scott's Il s Bone and Potash, .
Scott's Sure Growth Super Phosphate. e.
Hubbard's Our Victor Fertilizer g.
Special Fish Mixture, g..
Alkaline Bone,
Whann's Soluble Bone and Potash d.
Whann's A.A A. Acid Phosphate,
Peerless Phosphate, &.
keystone Phosphate,
Hubbard's Oriental Phosphate, ..
Hubbard sClimax Bone Super Phosphate,
Piedmont Special Potash Mixture
Levering's Excelsior.
Dissolved Organic Compound,
Farmers Bone and Potash
Orchilla GuanO, :.
Wheelers Bone and Potash, 49,. e.
Milford chronicle., 1906-02-09
F,Ire. INSURANCE FIre.

Protect your property against LOss or Damage BY
Plrs o. LghlalsE. BY insurine In the very besl
Companies. only.
Before placing your insurance or reueWius
yoHr old policies Call or Write for rates to
?. 7. Carlisle, Jr., Milford. Del
Life, Accident and Fire Policies. One of n
doest estabiishedinsurauce Offices 10 the Stat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-22

9ebeu 5rif'S oagc0cl cntbebrt ieoer
9eleblid)en @runbIoGe. Ser WfllIti.
Wiaion6r 8rif mag iih cin Stof
@ebeimpoli5ilten gum Sdub Ielner
Ferion baIten. NiemonO miro ctlpaS
oagegcn baben. Gie it1nOige llcber-
wofln9 zines anocrcn Itcbt lbm
ieoenidus gcicblid nift ST. Nb
Scrfmon altor6iit lit oOcr nIdt -
uno Oas lit uift cinmlol icitgcItcQt
- bat oamit neiter nihtS 5l tbluh,
Nift 9lac, Die 81 3eitcn bod)grooi-
ger, erbittertcr Irbciterlpirrell cilcrl
&epoIuer-a ngriif nloden, iino Anur,
filteu. Giemonb miro etpnS on0c-
gen ein5upenoen babcr, Dab anor.
dilten iibermoft Dcrocn-abcr nid)t
in Der 8ciic Srid's.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-22
Der @abliirg Der 2infcn in Tranf-
reid.

Illdl sic Stidpnblcn. Die let.
ten Sonntug III Sranfretd) ltattgc.
iullOen, bnbcn Der 2infen ooer Dem
n9lof," mic man Die ucreinigtcn lin.
Ten Forteien 81 nelncn pile9t, 5u eli.
ncr neitcrcn nurncril6cn GcrltGrfutg
%pcrbolicn. 81 Den porgcltern in Der
Stidnuobl llnterlcgcnen geb0rt altd)
Der bcrilbmte Sbcrlt Wnrhono, Der
CUR 3eit Der 6nIdobo . Ingclcgcnbeit
Der populGrltc Wnnn Sronfrcid'S
mar. Iltd) Der Notwithstanding
un6 9ofc.9 nr0c Gcrouleoe lit in Der
Stid)pabl III icincm an9cItommtc1
@oblfreiS ourfgcinllcn. Cine Bit
terc arGntung iiir Oen Hepandc.
S6reicr. Sopcit Ole Ncridtc iiber
Die Stidapablen porlicgelt, cridcint
oo5 @ciommt . GrgcbniB Der irnn50.
iiidcn EorIomcntslpobIen ais Elm
GROCER Griulnpb Ser Gubcrltcn Gin.
fen. Die 9lod = 6nftioncn, bic idon
i'm crlten 8oblgnng cine Mcbrbcit
bottcn, baben oicic bel ocn Stidmub.
len nod bc0clltcno pcrltGrft. Gle
groBte @nttnuidung BADEN Die Hotio.
n%oliitcn gcbu6t, Ocren GerluItlilte be.
IonocrS groB lit. 6olt ebcnio iblimm
lit cs Den libcrolcn INTO progrciiiiti.
ldcn Gcpublitancrn ergangcn. Die
Gonierpotiucn mo 6ortibrittler, Die
Vlods @cgncr iino, Die Notionaliitcu
uno 2ibcroIen f6nicll 9egcn Die Der.
cinigtc 2infe: HoOifolc, Hooifole So.
5ioliiten, G%ercinigtc So5iolilten, lln-
o~bb6ngigc So5ioIiItcn unb Die blod.
%ireun0lid)cn Neplblifnier nidt oufs
fomnncn. Gas @oblrciultat benefit,
boB bic 5ron5oicn i'm @roBen mo
@on5en nit Der gcgcnlu1rtigen Nes
9icrung uno ibrcm &cgime 5nirieoen
limo. Gie io5iol . rcuoIntionore Tor-
tel Fat Die SerriGoit; bic notionoli-
ltiidcn @onnportiitcr, Die GoDoIiitcn,
Die alcrifolen iinO oui Sabre binnlS
lobm gelcgt. Ger icbigen Te9ic-
rltngSmcbrbcit lit cine lange Sebcns-
bauer gclid)ert, iucnn Die rooitalen
Glcmentc IN Der aommcr nid]t ilber
bic StrGn0e id)loGcn.
Der glsioQ Der Stifpnblen 5ci9t
i|ibrigcnS, bob bel ocn Souptuoblen
Die Moi.G pmplotgcidIidtc bod nid)t
bie llriade bcS SicgcS Ser linfs-
itebenocn Yorteicn g~epelcn lit, oenn
Die Sti6moblen bo6cn Den Slod
cbenlo p~crltGrft, mic Die Sauptpab-
len. 9emerfensluertb lit, bob bei Den
S%tidppoblen I'M Barrier Gnortier
2atill cine Yro5eiiion bon 8rouen.
rchtlcrinnen nit ilic9enOcn Sobien
OaS oagcneine @oblrcdt ioroerte.
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Scrr ScnrD s. 5rif nnS Nleranocr
Ycrfmun.

Gic omerifoniihcn 3citungen brin-
gen in ben lctten Sogen ipnltens
longe Weribtc iibcr Ileronoer 0crf-
man, Scr lebtcn Jrcitug IN Eittsburg
aus Dem @eiGngniB e%ntluiien morOen
lit, nad)ocnl CT picr5cbn Sabre obge.
iciicn bat. 9erfmnn bottc i'm Com.
mcr 1892 mGbreno Scr Nrbciters&ro'
mnllc III Sounclteoo Den 2eitcr Der
Carnegie . Stablucrfc, $, Is. Srid,
ongelfolicn. Canals nod Gin I'M.
refer Siin0ling. Nof picr5cbniGb-
rigem3 lldtbouslebcn, lpGbrcno oellen
or iif gut aciiibrt bat, bobcn iif bic
@cf1ngnibtbore fir i'm 0eoiinet.
Srei iii CT nber Ocsipe0cn bod nid)t
~0eiporbcn. @erfman bat, mcrul man
ocn 0eridterItnttern DIolbcn bari,
bci'm @crlolicn bcS @ei0n9niiieS cr-
tlGrt, Dab CT oaS Mttcntot olli Srid
ME bercut babe. llito NM lit er no.
iiirlih Elm utpcrbeiierlifcr Iuorbiit.
Sebt mill man niIicn, ooB cr ip6brcnb
ieineS 3uhtbuilslcbcnS lt0noig il,
bricilihcm Tcrfcbr nit Innrhiltcn
gcitonocn, b%cionOers mitGmmo Wolo-
man 49, unb bnS trot olcr @odiom.
fcit Der 3i,htbolisbebor0cn. "a miro
unS bcs 2nnocn unO Vrcitcn er5Gblt,
oab Ycrrmon iebt fir sic Yropo-
gonoa Der Sbot mirfen wcroc, in eng
li'her. irnn5oiiider, bcutIher, itolic-
niid)er, ruNiider ulo piooiiher
Sprode. Sieic Spradcn babe CT
oIe i'm 3ud)tbn,S meiItcrn gclcrnt.
va. ma!
Tus Sonoerboriie mas uts oo -
ollh in Vl1ttern. Die man ernIt6aii
81, nebmen pilegt 49, er5GbIt miro, lit
oof Sr, 6rid ieincm An0rciicr bon
Sabre 1892 5ipei @ebeimpoIiiilten al
bic 5erien gebcitei, bic @erfmoll at
Sd,ritt ilno Sritt 5i iiberluaden bat,
ten. Grid babe ooiiir iobrlid
10000 Collars olsgeiebt.
Sb 9crfman nod Inardiit lit, Of
er ie elmer 9cipeien lit. mir miiien es
nid)t. gr bat geiogt. 0oB or feil
anardiit lei, oab Sr. 6rid nid)ts
mcbr bon linn 5l iiirftcn babe. 81
bat bic ibm pom 8eridt 5noiftirt'
Straie pcrbiiBt uno lit bon ben &c
f1ngniBbeb0rocr ser Sreibeit nieocl
9egcbcr woroclt, MIR lin Der itGroi
gen %llebcrwadplng bon Eriuot &c
teftius SIT p%criollcn. Sat Sr. 6rit
oas Hcd)t, ieinen iriiGeren @ngreiicr
Onrd) ieire Ieteftips olii Shritt mi
5ritt ilbcrwad)en 81 laiirl, bel Sn!
itno bel Naft? Sn europa meroel
@crbrcd)cr oft mad Serbiibung ibrc.
@ef1ngnibltrafe inter Yoli,ei . s(ui
lidt aeItellt. 9ieie G%eridGrfnng sc
Stroic miro o6er bercitS nit allsgc
iprod)cn; iic lit scictlid. Gos @or