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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-04-16

uHb ite eeaau mad ben BON Der Mmeri@
can federation Of 2abor seiteuten
lesisIattben G%oroerungen burhfib@
ren.4 StHIidtlt9 Der &anbioaten fir
bffentlt6e Memter min bic FEDERATION
sstsastteln, ipte tie ii9 gu ben SntereHen
btr Mrbester un6 bes @oltes ftenen.
Na4 etner 9ebouptuns gompers'
~tonsrollirt bte federation Of 2abor bic
Sttmmsn bon ntdt tpentser ais
100000 Mdblern, uno eg tptrb Der
4offnung Qus6rud DerIieben, bab TIM
uatften Ronsreie mtnoeftens 80 Der
freter Der orsaniiirten Irbetter fben
iuerben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-04-16
HenfeIsauaiera

iiuo niht 6rger afs Die, bic i'd 10
Sabre lang ourb 66mprrboioen bat.
te. Damn nabm i'd Bmdlen's Qruis
ca Salbe uuo neniaer oenu cine
Shantel bette mid permanent.
fhreibt 8. 9. Napier BON 8uales !.
Rn. 6eilt Branos unb anoere Wuu.
ben. 25c bel Goulph GreiB unb e.
Raltener & Sphn.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-18

Meet ON the management and describe
Il condition alleged to have existed,
were denied later by Henry Major,
attorney for the defendant. The de.
malls. it wa!; said. will be made in
the form OF atlidavits and submitted
10 the Judge in the course of Il week
and upon til two sets OF papers Il
decision will bc rendered
Two c lauses Questioned
Rosa Delm onco died on March "a.
1901 the last survivor In the direct
line Of the /, mous rcstauratcur who
had cstablishi ii the business in the
middle Of Inc last century. AT
the time of CT death she was the
owner Of five. iiXths Of the business,
the remaining sixth being owned by
her niece. JOS, ,phinc. who WINS horn
Crust. Her bro 'ther. Lorenzo. had nj
one time OWN NJ Il share Int had
transferred it ID his aunt i'm accord.
ance with an ! arrangement made
while he was in financial dillcultins
BY her will Miss DGlmonico left
one third of licr interest i'm tho
business To her nephew Lorenzo. to.
sethcr with other specific beuuests,
Josephine ANA AIR. Thferriot wor,
made cNccutriN and executor rcspect.
lively. with full powers and with
Joint authority.
an interpretation OF the will MAJ
perhaps be ncccs sary. because of n
section OF the third clause. and
the seventh mat he asserted TO
De contradictory. Tn the third clause
1t rcads:-
~ IS my exprais wish and de.
sire, and hereby will and direct
mat my niece Josephine Crst Del.
hioh1co shall have and exercise The
controlling intere st in the manage.
ment, conduct AMI direction of said
business. and That she shall contro!
and dispose of thu same as and when
she shall see lit, absolutely free
from any control sor dictation of any
person or pcrsorE; whomsoevcr."
The section of .clausc seven reads F:
And hereby further authorize en-
power ana direct my said cXccutriN
ana executor or the survivor of them
10 carry on and conduct the said
business now knn VII rs Delmonico's,
III which | am ntbw engaged, and in
which may be engaged at the time
of my death and after my deccasc
Tor rs LONG 4 per Tod OF time as they
or the survivor .of them shall deter.
mine"
Accountants Took Charge.
| The executor qualified and Miss
Josephine Crist Delmonico look active
charge of the business. Miss Delmon.
leo continued 10 have full charge until
1903, when there was a change. The
firm OF Barrows Wade. Guthrie & Go.
expert accountants, took control of
the finances and books of the com.
pany.
To whom this change was due is
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-18

a prominent Hay and Grain mer-
chant in Norfolk, with II years ex.
perience in flour. authorizes the
statement that "Waseo" Is the best
flour today, or the market. 11.13.tf.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-18
NO DOUBT Of FlRIA'S SOL.yENcY
Credit Of Ancient STANDING Restored
After Sweeping Changes in Method
of conduct.-miss ,pelmonico. Prin.
cipaI Lesssee, Declares She Has
Authority to Continue Business.

Application has been made 10 the
Supreme Court for the appointment
of a receiver for the Dclmonico's.
that the estate Of Rosa Dclmonico
may be settled by the sale Of the
famous restaurant properties. says
the New York Herald
The plaintiffs IN the case are
Alber; Thicriot. an executor under
Miss Delmonco's wtll. and l.orenZI
Crist Dclmonco. Il 10 Satec. The de-
PENDENT is Miss JOSEF hinc Crst Del
monico, sister Of l.olr 'nzo. surviving
partner of Miss Delmc'nico an exec
utrix under the will al d its principal
legatcc.
In the suit begun there is nowhere
IN allegation that tho great house
Is now insolvent: or the contrary.
IL is asserted that it's business was
mover more prosperous. 1t is not
intimatcd that the name will pass ont
OF New York life. but on thc contrary
It. Is asserted by both sides that
some member OF the firmly will
continue 1t.
The cause OF the suit is that Miss
Josephine Crist Dclmonico believes
she has the right to have entire
charge OF the business. both as sur
Hiving partner and as tho principal
legatec, while MIR. ThierIot, assert.
ing that former mismanagcmcnt
brought the estate and the business
To the verge OF insolvency, insists
that the duties of his Office require
him to intervene. Statements made
in the papers presented to- Judge
Bowling by Solomon Haniord, ms
attorney for the plaintiff, which 70.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-18

questioned, The plaintiff declares
he d'd it and Miss Delmonicu says
she inspired the act. Tho complaint
filed Yesterday sets forth :---''1'hat tho
said defendant is not Il business wu
MAN ana never had the slightest
business cXpcrcncc.-rhat for some
Years prior to the death III said
Eugene GARNER. who was entitled
Manager and in whom was vested
by her and after her death by tho
said defendant the sole control of the
business of said firm and under
whose administration the said bust.
ness had nearly reached IL condition
OF insolvency when said plaintiff,
Thieriot, in December, 1904 inter.
Tered and after making an investi-
cation reqircd said Barrow. Wade
Guthrie Il co,to he placed In charge
OF the adcoun,s and finances"
Supplcmcnting the complaint is 4
statement by the accountants. Ii
sets forth that March I. 1905, ihey
found tho business run by employees.
no proper system of accounting. n,
way OF telling the source or receipts,
no vouchers of expenditures and Will;
opportunities for Irregularities on
both sides. March | 1905 the nc.
countants set forth. they found Il
ueDit balance tn prof, and loss nc
count of SS5,2iS.i5. between tina;
time and June 30, 1906, the earnings
were Sl2i. lGl.72. with practically the
same income. showing that the had
system in operation WAS responsible
Tor the losses"
Resumed Control.
In March the Indebtedness, some
iof II long standing, was $lSl,i77.19,
and in June. 1906, ii had been re-
dnced to s56,S9S.9O, practically one
months current bills" The credit Of
. the firm. ii was said, had been re
| stored 10 its ancient standing.
Miss Dc!nionico in October gave
motto that she would take over tho
business again herself and dismissed
the accountants. and for that reason
the executor acted.
Mr.. Thieriot sets forth tha, TIN,
assets OF the business are very large
/ Tho Beaver street restaurant prop
erty is worth 100000 or more. Will
fixtures valued at least 100000. Th,
value of the lease ut Forty.fourtl
80 49, GNU i iIAil 10 HuI
but the stock and fixtures there arc
put down ut S250,O0O There is
stable worth $4,000 and stock WORT,
$4,000. Tho value of the good will
is said to be very great. hut is moi
stated. and against II all there is 4
mortgage OF about $i00,000 on thu
Beaver street huilding
a prominent Hay and Grain mer
chant in Norfolk, with II years OK
perience in flour, authorizes tn,
statement that "Waseo" Is the hes
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-03-08
WEST MILFORD.


West Milford, Mar. o-Ars ! u.
lion : visiting her daughter, Mrs,
LLOYD Snaiiant. q shlnnston.
ness Trip e elarksbnrg Friday
Mrs. q ". Helmick llas returned
from 4 visit with r, G Helmick and
familysof Clarksburg.
abraham Lowther was 4 business
visitor IN Clarksburg Saturday
samuel HUFF j. preparing to
build house on his lot on Nam
street.
Truman Bell was II ClerSsburg
saturday
\ =. ferreli returned Friday
from three months soIourn in.
Clarksburg.
Mr. and Mrs. q A. Sheets Of
Slarksburg. We're here sunday
y Y. Hoh was at Lost CrcsN Fri-
day
Mrs. Alexander Edwards, Who has
been quite sick, i now conyalescent.
Y " Young was a Clarksburg
visitor Tuesday.
l3r. y. conoway was 4 visitor
mere IRON Bristol Thursday on busi-
ness.
Attorney Charles Powell, q FAIR
mont mont spent thursday m the city on
legal business.
IS, MAJOR y N: Ashcraft wis here
Thursday from Wolf Summit on
business.
III. " Morgan and daughter,
Miss Beulah Morgan; left last syen5
ing on No. Y for Phitadelplia, and
VIII pc gone hyesdays:
MISS kae Dessell.is visiting friends
i'm New Martinsville.
4: 2 Hawse IS visiting relatives
Ina J Norfolk, va.
Miss Helen Hall has returned
from Hheeilng and >mltpiiciel
/ MISS Erma Holt has returned
from New York City.
Mss bessie Candy has returned
10 her home IN Indiana.
MIS- 81. CLAIR i visiting friends
IN New York City.
See me new johnny Jones Sailors
Iat Rose CARTS, March l3, "a and
70. sm4t.
There was no SESSION Of the city
court this morning The official
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-03-08

Upholstering and furniture ne
pairing cheaper than ever. Z. d.
Allen, 664 West Main street, 9. R.
odell's old stand. ianstf
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-03-08

{ All birds look like chicken to
me-" Mar 2, > to 10 me-4t
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-03-08
Grip Qaieklu KaockedI 0lt.

~ y ~ XNttMt.J n HttfstH " tttei
: Some weeks ago during the SCI
we're winter weather both my wife
and myself contracted severe colds
which speedily developed into the
worst kind Of Ia grippe with all its
miserable symptoms, says Mr.. j.
s. Egleston, of Maple Landing, Ia.
Knees and joints aching, muscles
sore, head stopped up, eyes and nose
running, with alternate spells Of
shills and fever. We began using
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, add
ing the same with a double dose Of
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets. and by its liberal use soon.
completely knocked out the grip
Sold by Stone & Mercer.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-03-08

Mems and boys hats and caps,
all the new and popular shapes and
colors, including best makes of most
fashionable hats now on sale at Mer-
riinanis shoe, hat and mems furnish
ing store at prices reduced IS to 10
per cent to rush them ont. Merri-
man is bound by his successors under
heavy forfeit to greatly reduce his
big stock Of shoes aud hats. m5dSwsf
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-03-08

A happy home is the most yalua-
bic possession that is within the
reach Of mlnkind, but you cannot
cnioS is comforts if you are suffer-
ing from rheumatism. You throw
aside business cares when you enter
YOU home and You can be relieved
from desc rheumatic pains also BY
applying Chamberlain's Pain Balm.
One application will give you relief
and its continued use for a short
time will bring about permanent
cure. For sale by Stone & Mercer.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-03-08

For bloating, belching, indiges-
lion, etc. eat a Ging's Dyspepsia
Tablet after meals. Sold by F. g.,
Bland. m3m
SWEET MELODY FLOUR.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-03-08

SWEET MELODY FLOUR.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-03-08

Hats and caps for men and boys,
clllthe new and popular shapes and
-colors for spring and summer. IN
eladine John B. stetson's newest
hapes Of finest hats, are nowon sale
at w. 4. Merriman's shoe, hat and
mems furnishing store, for prices.
far below regular price as whole
stock must be greatly reduced before
his successors take possession. f2atf
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-03-08

We have just received a car load
81 Portland cement and car load
of lime and are now ready
10 supply all our customers
with the same at very low prices.
M West febs3tf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-26
Wb nadl Shicaau.

Nem 0orf, 25. Sept. = Ger
ants Woroffo 5uriidgebradte' Gbico-
gocr Gr-9atfprGliOcnt StcnSlano
nur0e bellte I'M Yoli5eibouptQllartier
nad Dem Scrtilon-Spitem pcrneiicn
u10 photographer, Inn iein 9ilo Der
&unitgollcrie oes 9ouptQuortierS eilt.
5uperleibcn. Nadoem er nod etlide
Mittbeilmngct genlad)t bnttc, melde
menig Hclles ent9ielten, brahtc man
i'm ms Griminalgcridt5 : @ebGll0e,
no icine Alaliefcrung al Die @cboroe
bon SQinoia prompt eriolgte. @alo
nod6er rciitc er inn 0emabriom
5neicr Eoli5ei6eamter ollf Dem
,Smcntietb Century 2imitcO" nody
Gbicago nb, no or Tim $50 mor8ct
&ormittog eintrcfien miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-26
BON elmer @aiIcrboic gctroffcn.

8roBer S6refcn inter ben EaIIagics
rem 0es Campers .Gitp Of Spo.
+ nep. "-,M ond)ltria" 1tno ,Wons
golia" iolen in Sopnn reparirt
meroen.
Gam Sranc.isco, Sal, %.
Sept. - Ter Yocific Moil=0ampicr
,Gitp Of Sponcp" muroe am p%eriloi-
icrcn Sonntog Sormitta9 an ser
mcritnniifcn aiiIte bel Ncapl1lco bon
elmer @olierboie gctroiien, melhe am
9adboro oes Sdiffes niht unbeoeu.
tcnocn Sdaoen pcrilri odte. Der Eoi'
ingiere, melde ourd bas Noturereig-
nib aus Dem S6laie getuedt mlroen,
bei1l1htigte iih groBe a%ufregung,
rmeld)e ieood balo beigelegt weroen
fonl1te.
Die beiben our6 a~uffo6ren belhds
0igten 0an1pfer Der Eacific WailsSi.
ME, Die vWtonduria" un0 Die nWfon.
golio," merOen mabriheinlib sur
Sornabme Der nptbmcnOigen Gepara-
tiren naf Sopon geianOt weroen,
itatt Die 9lrbeitcn in Sun 5roncisco
ousiiibren SIT ~laiien. Cine loiort nad
Dem gintrefien ser genannten Dam.
pier in Spnollli porgenommcte lln-
teriu6lng miro fir Den betreffenocn
SeidluB moBgebelpo iein. Won
glaubt, 0aB sic Seifdbigung III
5olge ser beiocn llngIiids fGue Die
Summe bon faIt $1,000,000 errci-
den miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-26
nElansman" ucrpDmt.

Macon, Ga, %. September. =
Nit Nitdlift ollf ben Nnsbrud DIS
Mdllcnbollcs in Ntlonto bat Der bic
llge Mopor bic anffiibriing bes 5bo>
mas Siron'ihcn SbeoterItiidcS .Sbe
Glansmon," pelfes bier morgen IN
scene geben lolltc, perboten, oa man
es litd)t 1ilr geratben belt. oas Stiid
oltftiibren 5i lalien. Gem Gerneb-
men nod merben Shritte aetban
ipcroen, I'M bos Stiid in @coraiu
nirgenos CUR ailffiibriing ecfangcn
5u lalien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-26

.Hr-
gcgenm1rtigen Spo5ierfabrt I'M Slns
niiden Mcerbuien nift nod HuB-
lonb 5uriidfebren meroe, erboIt ollrd]
cine Meloung zines aopcnbogener
9lottes nelle Nobriing. Die 3eitung
beboltptct, ooB om odniidcn Sole, no
Die G5orin.@ ittmc iid idon ldngerer
;3cit bcfinoet &orbereitungcn iiir elncn
longtn Yciud) ugdtcrdens" GctroIfen
meroen. Die foiierIihc 6onilic, Die
lid fir Die ndditen Gage no6 Der
Sniel 9j0rf0 an Der ihmeOiiden &itltc
begiebt, miro ongeblif GnOe oielcr
oocr Infong Der nGdlten Mode IN
&openbagen eintreffen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-26
Sd,On iuicoer Elm llngliif anf Der
amam =gabn.

Colon, %. September. - Iobc
Wnmei, Dem Sd)ollplob oes Giien.
bobnnnfullS am letten 6rcitag, bat
lih ld)on mieber ein 3uiammnenitob
5lullden eincm EonomosSrodt5ug
mo eircm GolonzE oiiogier5ug ereig.
net, pobci cine Eerion getootet, orei
ldhuer pcrlcbt unb 5luei Der neuen 90.
tonlotlpen unO mebrere sSrobtnng-
Gol,S 5crtriimmert murben. IieS fulb
loll olif Den Siibrer oes fSrnht5ugeS
fallen, lpeld)er perllldtc. Dem Ealia=
gier5llg nod) Won1ei nor5ufobren, an
ltott bieien porbcr poiliren 81 loiien.
Eles mar oo. brittle Giienbobnungliid
innerbol6 Der lebtcn @ohe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-26


9eInnoen. aaem anidei1c nad) lit
Morgan" bereits r0egen iriibcrer
Sftplnoeleien perurtbeilt mor0en.
Ser Eaifunpon soma.
Soma song %. Sept. - Plus
Macao lit Die Nodridt cingctroifcn,
oab Die 2cide oes Siifoia Soore
BON SONG Song, Der in Dem Soiflrn
non letter @ode crtrllnfcn lit, g.
bergen moroen lit.
Ger Sicefonig bon &onton bat
pcrionlib $4,000 5u Dem SiilfsfonO
iiir Die bonn Iaifun Seimgciudtcn
beigeiteuert imp 5pei aononellboote
9cblliS 9ergrng Der 2cidcn jurScr-
iiiglng geiteat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-26
Sramrigcs Sdifial.

llnions@ General GoluinatcGoot Idppcr
lcioeno in cillcm Gbicogo'cr So
ipital.
Gbicogo, %. Scptcmbcr. - Sn
elmer flcincn 9runfCnobtbcilung 0cS
bieiigcn @uptiitcn4Soipitnls 5uiom.
me nit Orei onbcrcn Foticntcll,
lie1t ldmer lciocno an bcn Gualen
0eS @elentrbeumutisml,S Der 70
Sabre altc General G0min WcGpot,
chit G%omnlan0eltr ber&apolerie-Gi.
pilion altf Sbtrmon'% beriibmten
Morihc nab Der See, Son Der brit
ocrli6en &iilfc ieincr iriibcren &u-
mcroben lit Der olte Teiterfilbrer ob-
b01gig.
Seit iefS @pd)en licgt CT in bcnl
Soipitol bornieber. Gr gebort Der
Sumilic Der Sighting McGOofs" on,
Die I'M 9ilrgerfriege nit bober Ilts.
5ci6nllng gctampft bnben. General
NcGoot lit ein Sobn BON Ir. Spbn
WtcGoof, cincm 9ruocr Oes frii6crcn
Gon9reB GeprGientanten McGoot
bon Nelp.gorf, unb Elm Ncifc Ocs
MoiorS Iuniel WtcGoof, Der odt
Sobne in Die Heiben Der llnipns-
fdnlpfer l~tcllte, Grei BON oieielt tic!
len I'M aric8c, bier itiegen bis sum
Wencrul0ran9c entpor, mabrcn0 Wtu.
jor WcGoof ielbIt i'm Sample nit
Morgon'S @lleriao's gctOotct ipurbc.
Gbtpin Goof trot bel 9cginn bes
9iirgcrfricges in eip Obio'er &upol.
lericsTcgimcnt Elm, 5cifnete iid) in
Den 6clb5iigen Der Gllmberluno-9lr-
met aus uno iticg idnell bis sum
Hunge zines Generals. Gr bcicbli9-
tc bic aouoQeric- Chiffon ouf bent
red)tc1 Sliigel Der arnlee bc@ 8cltc.
rolls Sbcrnlon altf Oenn Wori6 nody
Ger See" Nod) oem &riege nllroe
CT @oupcrncrr oc< bonloligen Cert
forums Colorado, lpGter 0cionSter
nud) Souoii.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-26
gci cincm Tanitfampf g%ct0btct.

9uffolo, N.<O., 20. Sept.
9ln9ebli0 in Solge zines Sd)laGes,
pelhen linn @nlter Hobinipn onl
Samitog Nbeno BET elmer Yreisborc-
rel I'M Gon5ioal OcS nSituS Sotel" in
@ooolumn Bead pcriebt bate, lit
Der 20siQbrigc -HidlnrO Munion ar 81
iuesrr &ebiir:hhcirtff dcIiuitfer,aa 9eltorbteil.
.Sein 8e9ncr lit %perbaftet mo miro
lpabrid)cinlid Oes Sootlhlogs allge.
flagt neroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-26
Yailcg int 0eordngc.

ToIIos, Ser., 20. September. =
9uioesienotpr Soiepb ". Soilcp bat
periprpd)en, cine GrflGrung bc5iigllh
ieincr orteebliden gc5iebungcn ST.
Der nNierce Oil Company" 81 per'
oficntlihcn. Gem Gernebmen nndl
beablidti9t Der Senator oild lid) onl
n1dlten Somito9 nod Gl,ttrnall,
MooosG mintp. ST begebeil, no etlc
Notwithstanding a%ngeneloet ut.
in wel6er Die Srage Der Sppnlition
eegen ieine @ieoererip1blltne IN Den
@unOeslenat in GrpGgung gcSugen
merben JOLT. Gon Gmitntan lit Die
gauge 9ciue9lng Siir Nbbaltung Der
urti9er Observation-Disclosures oilsgc'
gongen. gon Srn. 9ailep miro aud
cine Intluort auf elm Girfulor eripara
tet, melfes Der ,Souiton 5000 80
pernment Gliib" fiir5lih peroffcntlidt
bat mo ncId)es Der Senator iett in
genalle Grlp1gllna ninlmt.
mag. die sats. o!sl.. !cMs.e ssssAla'
' 81; &MMzM
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-26
Spbe Surbermng fir geracarbcitcm.

Sonolul II, %. September. =
Die ~Facific Gable Company" bot
gcgen Den Der oYaeific Wail Steams
hip Gompnnp" geborigen Gampier
"Mtonhurio" cine Soroerrng BON
100000 fir Die 0ienite cingcflagt,
ipcl6e oas aobclihiff nIeitorer" bel
Dem Slottmodlcn mo 5olien beS
ShifieS gelciitet bat, bos lpeitere Ser.
robren lit ober ouf @eiiung bes YrG-
lioenten Wofop BON Der Gabelz Sc.
'ellld)oit p~orlauiig eingeltellt woroen
uno cine Seritdnoiglng iiber Die
6orocrnng io0 III 9tep.Yorf erioIgen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-26
F~NEMT
2akt Gid bcntc rcsiitrircn. Cine
algcmcinc Gcgiitrirnng finoct in
Baltimore ltatt. Die 2ufalc iinb ppu
8 llbr Wurgcns bis 8 llbr Mbcnbs
uffcn.
s. an0eIs men M
y IL Il [ II II.

Gem Stonts : Gepartcment mel
bette Der @eianOtc Sodion, er babe
Elm slbfommen nit 9ulgorien iiber
SonOelsbe3iebungen arf @runo oeS
Irtifels 3 Oes Ginglep : Suriis 5linl
Ibi6lllB gebrodt, meldes am 10.
0S. Mts. mnter3eihnet murOe uno ant
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