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The San Francisco call., 1906-11-08
RECALLS PERSH|NG
To WASH|NGTO

General John j. Pershing's reign as
commander of the Department of Cali
fornia has been of short duration. He
relieved General Funston a week ago
today, and now he is ordered to return
to the Philippines to take command of
one of the departments there. He will
leave this morning for Washington,
d. C. There he will remain for a few
days, and then return to the coast and
sail Immediately for the Orient
During his absence Colonel Charles
Morris Y, Ill assume temporary command
of the department
What officer will be appointed to take
command here in General Pershing's s
place has not been announced by the
War Department
Mrs Pershing is at present in Yoko-
hama, and will remain there until Gen
eral Pershing arrives. when she will
accompany him to his new post in the
islands.
Captain B. Frank Cheatham. United
States army, who is to have charge of
the construction of the Government
warehouses and docks at Fort Mason.
arrived from Washington, D. c., yes
terday. He will take up the work that
was begun by Captain William c. Wren
when that officer was ordered to- Cuba
to take charge Of the quartermaster's
department there. Mrs. Cheatham. who
was Miss May Denman of this city, ar
rived here with her husband.
Lieutenant o. p. M. Hazard Is act
ing quartermaster at the Presidio dur
ing the ten days absence of Colonel
John L. Clem, who has gone to Denver
to meet General C. F. Humphrey.
Major Parker w. West, Fourteenth
Cavalry. has been appointed assistant
to the inspector general, U. S. A. He
left his recent post at Walla Walla yes
terday for Washington. D. G.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-08
DOLBEER CONTEST
NEAR IN END.

The approaching conclusicl Of the
many hard-fought legal battles over
the will OF Bertha NJ Dolbeer, the
young San Francisco society girl who
met tragic death by fall from the
ninth-story window of the Waldorf
Astoria Hotel in New York City in
July. 1908, and who left almost her
entire fortune to her companion, Eta
Marian Warren, suggests that a COM
promise has been effected to prevent
prolongation of litigation.
The decision in the second will con-
test brought by Miss Dolbeer's uncle.
Horatio Schander, will be given by
Judge Coffey today. while an agree
ment has been reached that the third
contest. brought by the heirs of Adolph
Schander, the uncle who instituted the
first suit, will be submitted without
argument on portions of the evidence
taken in the two former suits.
The original Dolbeer will contest
was brought by Adolph Schander on
the ground that his niece was of un
sound mind at the time of making her
Will He received adverse decisions in
both the Superior Court and Supreme
Court, to which he appealed. Fol
lowing his death a second suit was in
stigated by Rachel Schander, his daugh-
ter. in which both insanity and
undue influence were made the basis
OF the contest II is this suit which
was set for hearing yesterday and
on which the agreement as to submits
sion of evidence was reached.
In the meantime, before this latter
suit was brought Horatio Schander's
suit on the ground of insanity and un-
due influence had been commenced. and
decision is to be given in this suit
today Yesterday when the AdoInn
Schander case was called Attorney
Griffin, in behalf of Johnson & John
son, chief counsel for the contestant.
stated that the contestant was willing
to submit the case on the evidence
taken in the Horatio Schander contest
which was on the same grounds. At
torney Garret McEnerney for Miss
warren declared that he would accent
this proposition providing he could
also submit the evidence introduced
in the behalf of the defense in the
original Adolph Schander contest. and
on this agreement the case was suh-
mitted to Judge Coffey.
Should the decision by Judge Cofsev
today be favorable to Miss Warren
it will practically decide both contests
as both are on the same grounds and
the same evidence, and the only possi-
bility of resumption of the efforts to
break the will would have to come
through an appeal to the Supreme
Court
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-08
THEATERS PRESENT
ATTRACTIVE BILLS

Haydn's Military Symphony No. is the
piece de resistance of the programme
TO be Interpreted by the University or
chestra this afternoon in the Greek
Theater. 1t represents the figh-water
mark Of symphonic composition before
MOZART as such 1t offers an excellent
contrast to the Seventh Svmnbonv
played at the last concert, which NAV
be regarded as the highest development
of the symphony in its classic form
Other numbers on the programme are
the overtures from "Phedre'' and The
Merry Wives of Windsor" both of es
sentially modern note. Visitors from
the A20 O'Clock ferry to Berkeley.
Donatelli's band gave a special con
cert yesterday afternoon in the Grau-
man Pavilion, and the favor with which
the audience received the excellent nro-
gramme was high Endorsement of the
organizations ability. The band gives
a concert every afternoon and evening
Out of the Fold" is drawing good
business TO the Colonial Theater. where
Miss Jewel, Mr.. Bacon and the other
members of the company are eouinned
with well fitting roles. For next week
Young Mrs. Winthrop" is announced.
Robert Downing and company will
play Running for Governor" all this
week at the Davis Theater, and the
Elleford Dramatic Company, in The
Sign of the Four" is to follow
Lonesome Town" will be played for
the last time at the Central Theater
next Sunday evening. and on Monday
In Paris" will be staged.
Vasco, the man who plays many in
struments, and all the other new peonIe
at the Orpheum are making hits. Next
Sunday afternoon Gus Edwards school
Boys and Girls" the three sisters Her
zog-Camaras. acrobats; Lillian APPEL
'pianologist," and Lee White, vocalist
Will make their first appearance.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-08
Moody IS Appointed
to the Supreme Bench
Garfield Will Be Given Place in the
Cabinet When Hitchcock Retires.

WASHINGTON. Nov THE Presi-
dent today announced the appointment
Of Attorney General William Henry
Moody Of Massa chusetts as Justice of
the Supreme Court of the United States
10 succeed Justice Henry Billings
Brown, who retired some time ago. Mr..
Moody has filed the Office of Attorney
General since July !, 1904. Previous
TO that time he had served for more
than two years as Secretary of the
Navy He had also represented his
State in the Fifty-fourth, Fifty fifth,
Fifty sixth and Fifty-seventh Con-
crosses. Il is generally expected that
Bir. Moody viii retire from the De-
partment Of Justice the latter part of
Decem ber.
Secretary Of the Interior Allen Hitch
cock viii retire from President Roose-
velts Cabinet on the 4th OF next
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-08
1000 Pairs of Pants Given Away.

That the habit of giving has its re-
ward is evidenced by the number of
satisfied buyers daily at the Heskins
Clothing Co. who receive an extra pair
of pants free with every $1o.75 suit.
This progressive concern has tnaug-
urated new departure in the cloth
ing field by it's distribution of 1000
pairs of pants free. This extra value
is in addition to the big bargains Of
fered in their s10.75 suits. The suits
they sell at this low figure cannot be
duplicated for this price in town, either
in matter of quality or style.
That the public knows the Heskins
Clothing Co. at 1915 Fillmore st. is a
house of values is shown in its appre-
citation of the $1075 suit sale now on.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-08
GRoCERYMAN is ACCUSED BY
HIS WIFE OF MANY ASSAULTS
Mrs. Annie Niebuhr Asks Divorce From
Emil Niebuhr, Whom She Accuses
of Extreme Cruelty.

Charging her husband, Emil Niebuhr,
a groceryman at 400 Guerrero street,
with extreme cruelty, Mrs Annie Me
buhr has brought suit for divorce. and
asks that a restraining order be issued
preventing him from disposlns or COM
munity property. Mrs. Niebuhr declares
that while they were living at 4oS Aus
tin avenue her husband assaulted her,
grasping her by the arm so tnat MS
nails caused bad decorations, and that
again at 14o0 Guerrero street he took
her by the neck and shook her.
Other suits for divorce were hled
yesterday by Richard M. Carter against
Anita Carter on the ground of deser-
ton; Mary j. Ryan against william =.
Ryan, habitua1 intemperance; Lottie e.
Meyers against George M. Meyers, ex-
treme cruelty, and Ella Dicken against
William A. Dicken, extreme cruelty.
Divorces were granted yesterday to
Amanda Bush from Theodore Bush by
Judge Graham for desertion, and to
Anna Frances McEvoy from Frank NC
Evoy by Judge Trout for neglect ana
failure to provide.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-08
WOMEN N BLACK FACE.

AT the Y NJ c. A. Hall, Howard and
Twenty-first streets, the ladies' Min
strels Of San Mateo viii give a benefit
performance tonight for the handbaH
court fund of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association. A large crowd of San
Nateo people viii come 10 the enter
tsinment on a special car. The femi-
nine minstrels have given several per-
formances in San Mateo and have al
ways succeeded in pleasing their au-
diences
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-08
RECAAHEREA TO I'LL KllKQS

81 have used Cutieura Ointment for
chAhng of infants, and ~ they grew
older al skin diseases were given treat
rnent with that and the Cuticura Soap.
never found it necessary to cali doc
tor, as these Remedies are a sure cure,
if used Is directed. ] am glad to recon-
mend them to AL mothers" Sincerely
yours, Mrs. F. A. Kennsrd,
June d, 1905. St. Paul Park, MINI.
cufserEs sosp oiztne and Pulls sed threushsut
fho Werc Hofcr Brug Chem Corp Sole fTcp4 B11ton.
ng-NGnsd fEes. +" HsW e Care fsf DE Ska"
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-08
standard Optical Company,

Formerly located at Kearny street, near Suffer-
has now opened complete and upto-date es-
tabiishment at sos Van Ness avenue Their rec
ord and reputation for the last twenty years are
sufficient TO warrant excellent treatment to pa
irons of this old-cstabished firm, which is still
tdent and manager
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-08
FOR EIGHT-HoUR SHIFTS.

The operators at the power stations
now work nine hours day, the
watches overlapping an hour, and Fos-
ter declared that the work could be
done as we'll on eight hour shifts. At
torney Moore put many questions to
Foster on this point, but he was stead
fast in his declaration that an eight
hour day was possible. Father Yorke
also questioned the witness on this
point and received the same answer.
bartholomew followed Foster on the
stand in the afternoon. He gave full
recital of the dangers of electricity and
said that there was many an innocent
victim of concealed potentiality. He
said that the danger from 110 or 220
volts was as great as that from 5000.
In describing the accident at Post and
Taylor streets Bartholomew said that
when he grasped the wires he would
have been literally burned alive by the
voltage had he not fallen to the ground.
He said that great deal of the con-
struction work in the city was not up
to the standard, a statement which the
company's attorney sought to weaken
by showing that Bartholomew had
worked on but few trolley lines.
bartholomew said that the work of a
lineman was extremely wearing and
that few could stay in that employ
ment twelve or fifteen years without
becoming physical wrecks.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-08
cALIFoRNIANs IN PARIS.

PARIS. Nov. I'd. o. Connor Jr. Of
Pasadena, DR. and Mrs. Cadwalder and
Miss Anna B. Macarthur of San Fran
cisco registered at Herald Bureau today.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-08

EXPRESS COMPANIES COMMON CARRIERS
Sioux Falls. S. D., Nov. THAT express
companies doing business In the State are
compon carriers and subject to the orders of
the South Dakota Railroad Commission is the
substance of a decision today by Judge Car
land of the United States Court here. The
case was begun by the United States Ex-
press Company to test the jurisdiction Of the
board over that company.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-08
BRIDGE rENpE!

BRIDGE TENDER BLAMED FOR WRECK.
Atlantic City, n. j.. Nov. THE Coroner's
Jury tonight agreed to place the blame for
the Thoroughfare wreck of Sunday. October
tender. Stewart will be arrested charged
with criminal negligence
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-08

:. Ladies' department. Burns Hammam Baths,
S15 and SIT Eddy street. will be open in about
two weeks. Mems department now open.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-08

THE COSMOS RESTAURANT.
Now at 1907 Post street. near Fillmore. French
dinner, 65c; Sundays and holidays. 75c.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-08

Eyes Infamed by Dust and SmOkef
Murine Eye Remedy soothes. Quickly Cures. :
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-08
ARBITRATORs HEAR
Of WIRE PER|LS.
Injured Lineman of United
Railroads Recites Faults
of Trolley System Work
MEN BECOME WRECKS

Frank Bartholomew, victim of
faulty temporary construction work of
the United Railroads. lmped to the
witness chair at the arbitration pro-
ceedings yesterday afternoon and told
how he was hurt severely at Post and
Taylor streets on October 8, while en-
ployed as a lineman in the municipal
department of electricity. Bartholo
NEW made a good witness for the
unions which are contesting with the
United Railroads for improved working
conditions until he was subjected to
by Stanley Moore.
associate counsel for the corporation.
The witness, to save himself from a
fall while on a ladder leaning against
a trolley pole, grasped span wire and
a guy wire, the former being charged
with 500 volts of electricity. The shock
threw Bartholomew thirty feet to the
sidewalk. His right elbow was broken
he was paralyzed for thirteen days. He
said he might lose the use of his right
arm. 1t developed on cross examination
that the wires which had caused the
shock were in temporary use to accom-
modate the Post-street line pending
the operation of the Sutter- street cars.
The session was the most peaceful
yet held by the board The three, Chief
Justice Beatty, Major Frank McLaugh-
lin and Rev. Father Peter c. Yorke.
were punctual in arriving. There were
but two witnesses examined, both OF
whom were called by the Electrical
Workers Union. They were e. r. Fos-
ter, a switchboard operator, and Bar
tholomew. There will be no session of
the board today. On Friday the case
Of the union men employed In gener-
ating plants and sub-stations will be
presented.
ECTuICAU p0TNTS
Foster gave technical description
of the Bryant street power plant.
where he had worked, and under At
torney Johnson's questioning gave
many electrical terms. He rather out
Scranton ed Pennsylvania in the scope
of his instruction to the judges. He
explained to them what's watt as well
as what is a kilo-watt an ohm, and
two and three phase alternators, In
sisting that theoretical knowledge of
the craft is necessary to an electrical
worker.
"An operator" said Foster, must
have experience, technical knowledge
aAd cool head. He must be cautious
and think. An inattentive. incompetent
man will work great Inconvenience
and peril to the travelling public and
damage to the property Of the com
pany During the car strike much
damage was done the machinery in the
company's plants owing to their not
being properly handled. slight mis-
take on the part of an operator at the
North Beach power plant caused
blowout" of the machine.
Foster stated that the overcrowding
of the cars on the United Railroads
lines overtaxed the machinery to
great extent and caused the men to be
ever alert to guard against accidents.
The overtaxed machinery warns up
and is subject to a blowout. The dan
ger of an accident keeps the men un-
der continual strain. These men are
paid $50 a month
FOR FfGHT-HOUR SHIFTS.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-08

g9as Baaste's Slbfeite &neipe,
1921 Sab CAT Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-08

Saure @ier. (Nuf yyunl9.
1 @blOffel Butter pirb auf bic pfann
set6an, oarin 1 GblOffel Mebl se
brdunt. J Safe @iiig, } Safe @uhe
miro ousu eeriibrt. @enn MGes tii6
tig fo9t, tperben Sc @ier borii9ti!
bineinsebro9en; es mub aber sleid
petter to4en. SalS unb pfeffer mad
@ei9mdd; 5 Minuten geniigen, ODD
tann man Die gier au9 barter tperOel
lafen.
II ngarif9es Stem. (Iu
Duni9) 1 Safe poG f~einssbadteI
eeto9tes 5leii4, bas bette lit &ino
fleif4, 1 Safe BON robe Somatoes il
Stiidden sdanitten, 1 3piebel &c
bddt. Mirae MIes nit Sala, fetn &c
badten rotben pfefferidoten unO But
ter, tpenn oas Sleif9 he6r mayer til
3p9e Ines, Big bic Somatoes ga
inb, tpenn gu biinn, peroide man mi
Mehl pber gradertrumea.
@rIIene 2eibm1fhe sr
10 a Of en-. Die bette @o1e 5eigt lei.
Der audi Ieigung gum v@inlaufen"
llnb nSilsen", uilo 5tpar Dern Der
&orper tranipiriert, i6on Ddbreno
bes Sragens. 9ogegen giebt es fein
Mittel. Mber beim @ai6en fam moi
iiG bagegen idiiben. @ls critics, of
nid)t beobahtetes GrforoerniB gilt:
@onItrffe : gIei6 peld]er Irt :
biirfen in naiiem 3nitanoe nientals
qerieben merocn; oage9en miro Sag
fir Sag in ben beri6ieoenen Salls.
boItltngen perltoBen. @ontpGihe mie
2einenpdide auf Die Sanh nebmen,
einIeifen uno reiben, ruiniert tie aLfs
flGgli6lte. Sim beiten maibt man
@olIpGl6e IN Seifeni6aum, 3. b. be.
reitet aus 5eri6nittener, peiBer Sci
fe our6 Iufbriiben nit neifem 8ol-
fer elm Seifentpoiier, laBt es iarparm
neroen, oriift Die @Gi6e bineill, 0edt
tie 5u l1nb lGBt lie pei6en. Damn
0riidt man Die @di6e mieoerbolt aus
1tno reibt Sic i6musigen Stelen nit
elmer rauben 8iirite 6. g. Die Sails
biinbden). 3ulest ipiilt man, eben-
faas Die Sa6en INNER MIR briideno,
in Iaitiparmem @aiier itnb IGBt iie
trofnen. 9eae, moaene S6als lno
Glider fam man alif Oieielbe @eiie
reiniger, mani bdngt oieie aber nifJt
germ alsf 9einen, mo Tie sipflig trod-
mem miiroen, ion6ern Iegt tie gut aus.
! gebreitet nif eroBe 2einentiher.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-08

2eben unb SOB feiner llntert6dnen tpar
uno iiber Die Gintiinfte feiner Inter
tbaner na9 9utoiinten perfiiete. Ni6t
gum fpenigften ftno es Die @orednee,
Die fi9 gegentpGrtig in Rublano OBJ
ipielen, getpeien, bie ben @9ab Der;
anlabt baben, ieinem 2anoe cine Som
ftitution gu seben.
Sie Geformen f9liebsn audi Oi'
8iloung zines Staatsratbes nit Elm
befen 80 Mitslieoer ii6 aus aler
StGnosn, Die 8auern aussenommen
refrutiren. Der neue &atbseber oes
G6abs 1T Mui6irzGb Sopleb.
MufaffsrzG6oi eeboren i'm Sdbr'
1853, lit ni9t Der Gltefte Sabn bes in
Sabre 1896 ermorbeten S9abs NaHr.
Goblin, aber ga fem dlterer 9albbru:
Ser, Nahub Mir5d, als Sobn etnel
Stlabin geboren paro. 10 fonnte mad
periif9em 8rau9e nur Der legitim,
Gillette Spbn als Shronfolser in Jrag'
fommen.
81 Ser @6ab fpri9t fran3Ofiid uni
enalii9 uno bat ieinen &inoern euro.
pGif9e @r5iebung geben lafsn. 81
f0rberte Die Reorganization Der peril
fd.n Mrmee na9 europdii6em Mufter
griinoets cine &rtegsf6ule unb berie
europGHde Snftrutteure. Ser Sag
Der 10. Nusuft, an Dem Die @efprmer
etng.Fii5rt purben, 1T als 81 o
naIfeiertag protlamtrt porbsn
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-08
nt6t
nertportem.

Der In siren1 groben She'll Der arle'
ritanif9sn gldtter srbobsne Subel, bab
ielbt ausuf Bsbsl. Der Gh6rer Der
So3talbsmotratie Seuti6lanos, auf
benz parteitase In Wannbeim bet, .po.
litii9sn Nahsnfrsit" fur nunFnnig"
erfldrt babe, bat fia ais psrfrtibt unb
gan3 unbsgrtnhst srpisisn. Die boz
malisen Sepef8en fber bic 0erbano-
lunsen In Mannbsim lno bic Gebe BE-
bells mareu abf9tli9 Ooer unabf&tli&
falf9. 8ebeI bat. iebt torliessnbsn,
3uuerlditsen pofna9ri4tsn gsmdb,
ben politif9sn WaHsnffreit ni4t nur
ni9t fur vunRnni3" ertldrt fcnoern TN
@ssentbsiIs isIbf bic foIssnoe &efOlu'
ton eingerei9t. rsl&s ni9t banat
ausfebt, OILS Oh BITE So3talbemOfraten
auf bic 10 duBsrf sefdbrli&s Waffe po'
Iitif@er WaHenfreifs per3i4ten fonen;
Der qartsttas bsfdtist bic ge.
i9lhRs bes Senenier partsitags ben
politif9sn WaHsnffrstt betreHenb une
empfeblt nit b~sionberem Wa9orud BIZ
gsi9lhRs b~etrsfeno Nusbau Der &C.
tpsrti9aftlidsn unb pOlitii9en Organi'
fation. Spbalb Der parteiborfanb bi'
Wotbmenbiefeit zines politiiden Waf'
isnfrsits ftir 9eseben era&tst. bat e,
R9 NIT Der Characterization Der &C.
uerti9aften tn gerbinbung gu isber
unb ale WaBnabmen gu trefsn, bi'
erforbsrli9 fnb, um bic attion mi
grfols bur4auftbren."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-08
Ginbrn9.

@eHeru NOR Der Wobnurg bon u.
3. priee. 347 5igb Strabe. bon I'M.
gelaoenen @ditsn si1sn Befu& abgeifat.
tet poroen. Sisislben battsn in Der
@obnung cine sroBs %Ilnoronung anse'
ri&tes. Nadoem bic Oronung tpiebe
beraeffent mar, tpurbe cine goloene ubr,
Elm soloensr @ing uno $40 In baa.
rem @eloe psrmiBt. Niemanb batte bas
2ommer uno @ebsn Der 2an9finger BE-
merit. Die POli3ei uuroe BON BEN
8orfaQ In asnntnib 9eisBt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-08
LAUNDRY So: &C.: 1870: :: :::::::''
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. lie fIetnfte 9enfion.

Sie fIein It e g o n.
Die je ausgeaabli pprOen 1T, bat ein
sepiHer !Senrp Martin in @tlaata,
9u., in Dem 9etrage bon 1ie6cn Cent?
erbaltsn. llriprun9lip bate er 81 er.
balten Ioqen, aber no9 SabIung Or
@npaltstoiien er9ielt er gGn5s iiebei.
Gents dusge5oDIt.
Sneftent | d q I
s o 3. Sn Marion. Sa., purOe Elm;
5rau CLARA 8or bon einem Snieft ir
Die Stirne sefto9eu. sic idenfte Dem
Slide feline 8ea9tung; am nG9iter
Sage aber aeisten fi9 f9tpere @ersif'
tungserf4einungen uno am %oarauffol,
senoen Morgen itarb fie unter sraBs
li@en S4mersen.
@erbeerenbe e. 3eeen.
g ii E. BADEN i'm Staate Nebrasfo
einen S6doen bon iiber 100000
angeri9tet. 9robe 8erlufte an 9orn=
pieb uno S9peinsn baben bie Garme,
auf Dem 5la9lanoe gu persei9nen.
Wobnbduier purben gu 9unOerten bon
ben Slutben bintpeggerifen unb 8abns
seleiie auf ipeite Stieden unter Wafer
geiebt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-08

Bon Der herriaenoen Yrosperitai
erbdIt unisr Siben sinsn 10 rei4li9en
Antbeil, bob man mtinsn folte, Ct
tusrbe untsr benz ginHub elmer neuen
unb bsHsrsn 3eit H9 raid ieinss alien
&~aRsnbaHss s~ntm6bnsn. Die 3abl
Der Gabritarbeiter I'm Stben, bic TN
l.btsn Sabre 1862, 125 bstrus, bat R@
I'm lsbten baIbsn Sabrjsbnt Jim 1885,.
900. b. 3. nm 1913 bsrmsbrt. Die
3unabms Der 3abl Der Gabritarbeiter
I'm san3., 2anos belief I'D uur auf
sttpa 16 proaent. Am beutlidfsn NOR
Der inbuHrisls Nufi9mung I'm sdbsn
In ben staatsn 8irsinien, WsR Dir.
sinisn. Norb Carolina. SsnnsRse,
2ouifaaa unb. Wiffifppi bemertbar.
Sn peri@ieoenen Sbeilen uniereS
planstsi bat Der Seismo9rapb slei&.
3eiti9 abermals Elm beftisss @Ibbeben
resifrirt. Dos gintrsffen Der S&rs.
densbotf9aftsn tpiro mobl niGt Ianss
auf fi& warten laRen. @as fur un'
bsimli&e 8eualten mtfen ba In xbd.
tt9tett iein, bie ben gar3en planeten
er3ittsrn MAIDEN! Dtelei9t aud war
bisiss neusffe grbbebsn elm submarines
uno man wirb erft ipdt obex ear ni9ts
bapon b6ren. Sim SttQen Ocean ia.
ben In biefem Sabre iubmarins grbbs.
ben bon FOLDER Stdrte fattgsfunben,
baB babur9 ani9einenb Der Weeres.
srurb auf sroben Stredsu poafdnbis
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bas aus benz umfanb, bob bic bisberi.
gen Str6mun9en tn btefsm Deltmeer
t9eiImeiie nod b~erdnberten Ri9tunaen
abgelenft uorber Rnb.
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marf snti9iebensr Wiberfanb leihete.
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tbun babsn. Hi9tsoefoweniger IN.
terbreitste Der 2aifsr bic Jrase Dem
Winiiierratb, Der benz grlaB troB giss
marf's Sppofition 3uffimmte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-08
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