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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-08-31
JEFFERIES PICKS
JOE CANS TO WIN

SAN FRACISCO, Aug. 31.--James
J, Jefferies, the champion of the world,
was in town yesterday. Jefferies was
asked his opinion OF the probable out
come of the Cans Nelson fight. and ex-
pressed himself as decidedly in favor
of the chances Of Cans.
The champions talk was like this !.
7 II would figure that 4jyrwia's Sallavan
could beat Nelson.
Il would figure that Joe Wollcott
would beat Nelson.
''Well. didn't Cans make a monkey
of Sullivan twice?
"Didn't Cans have shade an Joe
Wallcott in the draw battle they
fought in San Francisco, and in which
the Barbados Demon put up one OF
the best fights of his career?
con that figuring alone l cannot see
where Nelson can. possibly defeat
Cans
"The altitude will cut some figure
in this fight, so the experts say. Most
Of them think that Cans will be a
greater sufferer from the varied at
mosphere. don't think so. Cans
does not waste his punches on
strength. When he hits he generally
lands, but Nelson Is different. He is
slaming away all the time. and wheth-
er his blows reach his, opponent or not
he is always delivering them.
"In the Britt fight at Coloma he
wasted enough blows to lick a room
full of opponents. Nelson stood the
hard work at Coloma all right but the
altitude may make it different at Gold
field.
'sAs it looks to me. Cans is a certain
winner"
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-08-31
GET MUCH GOOD
FROM INSTITUTE
Instructors and Attendants
Gratified Over tie
Fine Results.

u The closing hours OF the institute
today are full OF interest There was
no lag in the appreciation of the work
being done by the instructors and the
teachers have been a unit In express
sing the sentiment that this is the
most profitable session they have had
the pleasure of ATTENDING.
The county superintendents. Miss
Mccoy and Mrs. Davis. are well pleas
ed pver the results of the weeks work.
They say that the spirit of the. work
has been excellent. and especially the
hearty co-operation manifested by the
feathers Of Latah county. who fell In
with the plans OF the management and
did all they could to make the session
as snGcens. "A ~
The Evening Teller got an express
sion from many Of the teachers this
morning and found the sentiment uni
form In praise OF the meeting. There
was movement inaugurated to pass
, highly congratulatory resolution. but
this was headed OF by the manage
p
ment and the instructors, who said
that though they felt highly gratified
by the spirit manifested they would
appreciate It just as well II the for
NAL expression were not presented.
The musical last evening at the
auditorium was a decided success.
The teachers and many townspeople
were In attendance and the several
numbers on the program were received
with merited applause.
Many OF the Latah county teachers
left for their homes last night. and
this afternoons Clearwater train took
out many more All lesson periods
were advanced a half hour this morn
ing to allow most Of the work to be
completed before the morning session
ended.
Great interest was manifested In
the work Of manual training as pre-
sented this afternoon by Miss Inger-
soil and many stayed over to. get a
clearer insight into the plans for pre-
senting It In the common schools.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-08-31
GET CONTROL
COPPER KING

SPOKANE. Aug. SILT is practical,
w assured that t. l. Greenoush and
w. d. Greenough have secured con-
troll of the Copper King mine near
Mullan. Idaho. They are believed to
have paid at about the rate OF $780,
500
They are also rumored to have se-
cured the Calumet group. These pur-
"hases. with their present holdings.
would give them over three miles on
the Snow Storm ledge.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-08-31

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug 31.-There
are no developments in the strike to-
day. The big retail merchants who
are suffering from a lack of transpor-
ton are endeavoring to bring the con-
tending parties together upon COM
mon ground and it is not improbable
that some sort of conference will be
held i'm the near future. The railways
continue to work fortifying and stock
ing their car barns. Good order con-
tinues. No trouble is expected while
tbe cars are kept within the barns.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-08-31
TIRED
| BUT SMILING N
|Iu,ss This Morning fer
New Haven---Pleased
with Reception

vopK Aug. s1.-Mr. Bryan
NJ" o.and Central station for Con-
|kf 'n' - ,o.os a. m. Quite an as
'se,,us a'sse witnessed his departure ana
snO'' .,a raskan's party Justify
,,s train pulled out
.o ~ bowed his acknowledgements
ra ,he car platform. He looked
n0n' ~. tired after his nights ex-
''a' .a hut was smiling and happy
p,' dressed himself to the report
aDu ,rsat,v touched by the WONDER
M reception accorded MIN IN "ao-
= smare last night.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-08-31
Girl. Drown Trying to Saw. calf.

FORT COLLINS, Colo Aug. 3I.--
To save their pet calf. which for the
first time had failed to come at their
call, Viola and Dora Burchert. aged Z
and 6 years respectively. pretty little
daughters OF Henry L. Burchert dared
the waters of Terry lake and were
drowned.
The believing Of the anima, at
tracted the attent on of the parents
and gave the first clue to the where
abouts OF the children and the discov-
cry OF the tragedy.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-08-31

RAISE FUND FOR CHURCH.
Rev. B. Presson OF the Baptist church
Of Charleston il In the city to raise
funds for the support OF the church
on the Clarksten sie>of ths river. The
church has recently been constructed
to remove the deficiency In the city
for a suitable meeting place for large
congregations. Residents or the city
are responding very literally to the
Macedonian CALL" and Rev, Mr.. Pres-
son states that the necessary amount
will be secured soon. The church
will be dedicated ON September 16.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-08-31
he Will STAND
NO COMPROMISE
IS SID - s4st4E
President Palma Firm i!
His Stand Against
Insurgents.

HAVANA, Aug. 8l.--Upon the high
est authority the Associated Press IL
able to announce that President Pal
ma positively will not consider any
overtures made In the interest," or
peace In Cuba on any plans which
vii involve political compromise bY
the government. The business *
suppressing the insurrection II daily
becoming more methodical and de-
vsloping more ability upon. the part
of those engaged in It.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-08-31

Schools i City Of Nezperce
VIII lesune Work
o. Menlay
Special 70 evening Teller.

Special to Evening Teller.
NEz PERCH Idaho. Aug. si.-<By.
Mes Perce Co-operative Teisphonss
The public schoolsswsll opsn hsrs nsxt
Monay ana many families 40 movfnel
m from the country this week ii. MT
their children ia school at the bs1s1n-
ming Of tbs term. The entire corps of
teachers this ysar with tn excspti6u
Of p. c. Barbor. the principal. win ~
new instructors. The school II srow-
inG raptdly ana the courss of stu6y
presented one of the most thoroush IS
the stata.
splsndiA orain ylsId.s
|. Harvest IL ven advanced ana I'M
grain u alreaAy bssinnln9 u ~
brought to the warehouses az ssarassl
Very little has bssn sold, - ~
prices win not justify ! sals On ~
present markets. Tns qnAiity sxcssds
expectation and the Yield hss ben
GOOD. The country - whole u IL
Tar better share than last year.
eair ostes Are ~.
The Mes PIERCE Fair and Racing -
sociation has iixed On October j u Z
- the dates. for the fair this year
ana nniciai announcements VIII Soon
b made. giving the detail of the pro-
gram.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-08-31

ashore at I o'clock this morning. All
enorp to send boats ashore from
her thus far have been unsuccessful.
Therf is no beach where she struck
and = heavy surf makes 1t Impossible
10 land anywhere near where she lies
Al seen from the shore she appears
to b. hung up amidships. She lies
broaasides to the shore. Owing to
the fact that the Sheridan is provided
with water tight compartments and
has double bottoms 1t is believed she
has sustained no serious damage. The
'suscs su, Q, suos ssu sssllssA mi
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-08-31

j. H. skinner and family went this
morning to Hermiston, Oregon. where
they will take up a residence on some
government land that Mr.. Skinner mas
entered under the new irrigation dis
trict there.
Attorney Clay McNamee returned
this morning from Grangeviiie' "here
he has been on a brief professional
trim.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-08-31
Ne TALKS ON NATIONAL ISSUES


Thousands Hear w. y oryans ESPress
H;s Views on National Issues.
NEW YORK. Aug. 30.-Twenty
thousand people filed Madison Square
garden last night from the floor to the
upper galleries to hear the address of
Mr., Bryan. Such welcome as was
! extended to him last night has been
seldom accorded to any private citizen.
After an ntroduction by Tom John
| son Of Cleveland and an address by
Governor Folk chairman of the even-
Ing, Mr. Bryan was introduced amid
prolonged cheering. He said in part:
THE first message that l bring from
the old world is message of peace.
The cause Of arbitration is making
real progress In spite of the fact that
the nations most prominent in the
establishment of The Hague tribunal
have themselves been engaged in wars
since that court was organized. There
Ma pefceptible growth in sentiment
mhsW Of the settlement of interna-
u@a disputes by peaceful means.
.aether subject connected with our
IMtn relations: l venture to sug-
fa mat we may not only promote
Fafe, but also advance our CONNER
an interests by announcing as a ma
uaa policy that our navy will not be
wa Tor the collection of private
| debts
1t People Elect. Senator'S.
! return more convinced than be-
i0re o. the Importance Of change in
us method Of electing United States
~aa'ors There is noticeable every
.~re distinct movement toward
uenocraey In its broadest sense. In
!" ue countries which / haye, visited
Ae'e 's demand. that the government
Nousht nearer to the people.
Inc income tax, which some In our
'u''rs have defined as a socialistio
'aSA upon wealth. 1 am pleased ia
'ep''' has the Endorsement Of the
~ ~ eonservative countries in the old
y. @ . am 80 convinced OF the JUS
~ -, y y the income tax that feel sure
r.. y people will sooner or later de-
tn ~ u amendment to the constitu-
j, .h'eh VIII specifically authorize
20 ~
~ ~ sre'trate Labor Difficulties.
an ryan urges the settlements O,
iial i snces between labor and cap.
nrA.. aroi'ratlon. Recognizing The
% .p., p both parties. he says:
eun,., y Is unwise to make the
r,vs, 0ser the sole custodian OF tn.
!. ana interests of the employees
sualiy unwise to give the em
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-08-31
" HAVEN eREETs BRYAN

...on suread and spssehss Made
Nv y Prominent Men Of the City.
.rw HAVEN, Aug. s1.-Mr. Bry-
.o,ad New Haven at 1915 o'clock
4, was enthusiastically greeted by
| ! great crowds gathered at the sta
I. He was welcomed by Lieutenant
s,,,rnor ~ woodruff and Mayor stud
= y and the procession started for the
.s.douarters of the democratic COM
r,,tee where a short stay was made
4. marty then went to Music hall
.Asre lunch was spread. Toastmas-
!, B. Fuller welcomed Mr.. Bryan
and Mayor studley for the city and
Lieutenant Governor Woodruff. act
ns for the governor, in behalf OF the
state.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-08-31
staekpols Given II II. a.rtecoe.

Los ANGELES. Ang. Erne& !.
Stackpole, convicted OF the mur5aer
OF Joel scheck IN this city on the
night OF June ~ last, was today sen-
fenced to life imprisonment BY Judge
James In accordance with the recon-.
riendation OF the Jury. Mrs echeck,
who maintained intimate relations
with stackpole. confeSssd tire MURDER
and admitted being an acccmplice.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-08-31
APANESE RUN
. FOR THEIR LIVES

PORTLAND. Aug. 31.--In a fire
which badly damaged Japanese iodg-
ing house in the north. end early to-
day. one Japanese lost his life and an
other was perhaps fatally injured.
Forty other occupants of the house
escaped from the building with scarce
~ any clothing. The loss Is several
thousand dollars.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-08-31
Earthquake Rsosrd Drsksr.

BERLIN. Aug. s1.--The wesit1y
earthquake report of the geoIphysicaa
institute o. sOsottingen univees1lSs
shows that there were eight earth
quaIses last week and 20 the pfsvi0us
week. The figures are the highest
ever recorded
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-08-31
SHOT FOR THEIR
| PART IN MUTINY

LONDON, Aug. si.-The news
agency says that 10 soldiers found
guilty OF participation In the recent
mutiny at Sveaborg fortress were shot
iat Helsingfors and three civilians.
convicted OF Indictment to mutiny.
were hanged.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-08-31
May SETTLE
CAR STRIKE

SANFRANCISCO. Aug. s31.--At noon
indications of a settlement of the
strike are regarded as favorable.
President Calhoun Of the railways was
closeted with Mayor Schmitz and
President Cornelius and Secretary
Bowling of the car mems union for
over an hour.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-08-31

Rev. j. r. Williams went to Prosser.
WASH this morning. where he VIII
stop over Sunday enroute to North
yakama. where newt week the Metho-
dist conference will he held
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-08-31

MEET TOMORROW The Ladies'
Tabernacle society will meet Saturday
afternoon at 2:3o o'clock at the usual
place.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-08-31
sI0lYPlN PUTS
TRUST IN PEOPLE

ME, s,o,rsRsBuRG s,o,sa,11 Aug. si.-pre.
'at sesernor. las sent a circular to
se dismassa . instructing them not TO
'Ae tsrrori,,. y the acts or threats of
a''oa sener,u, as ne is sure the popu-
. he s,o., will eventually come
's' asaias, %psst = Of the authorities in
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-08-31

Thousande q ote ool04of0 lteAoM @
opsseh ~ Nies ptosident.
DODGE CITY Kas.. kdgs 1t-vjoa.
FressdsusS xskGsiss rsSiri iar,t
livered q patriotic address here today
to several Thousand old soldiers and
others drawn from Al parts * tbs
state for the annual reunion Of the
Kansas O. a. r.
Later Mr.. Fairbanks took the train
for the west. bound for Boise. Idaho.
to attend the national irrigation con-
gress,
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-08-31

Cantaloups and tomatoes are abun
dant and grapes are plentiful
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-08-31

REPAPER HOTEL The ofliice
OF tho hotel De France. is today being
papered throughout. II Is the inten-
tion Of Dennis Holland, the owner, to
carry the work into the rooms Of the
house.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-08-31
ROOTS PARTY
/. DAY OVERDUE

LoTA. Chile. Aug. sI.--No news Of
the cruiser Charleston. due here Au-
gust 20. with Secretary Root and par
ty ON board. has been received up to
a. m. today.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-08-31

HONOLULU. Aug. 3l.---The Sheri-
dan sailed from Manila for San Fran :
cisco August Is. The Sheridan went
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-08-31

NEW YORK. Aug. si.--At 1850 p.
an call money WAS loened N - par
cent
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-08-31
CALL MONEY
z PER CENT

NEW YORK. Aug. sl.--At 1890
o'clock cali money is lending at 10
per cent, the highest rate for several
months. i
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-08-31
TRANSPORT SHERIDAN FAST
ASHORE OFF HONOLULU

HONOLULU, Aug. 31.-The United
States army transport Sheridan is
ashore on Barbers point. on the south
western extremity Of the island OF
ohau, on which Honolulu Is located,
No details can be learned. Arrange
ments are being made to send assist
ance Immediately, There is no light
house on Barbers point.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-08-31

on. Page Fiveo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-26
Gnba's &rifs.
Saft's T~atbidlagc non Yalma's SIC.
giernng abselcbut.

Wooerotos 5irben umeritaniid)e ,5n.
teruentiou Dem Nabgrben Den
Tebellen g~egeniiber por.-Ealmo
lino anocre 9comte perocn bcitte
bem Gongreb i6re IbSanfung
3uId)iGen. - Sefretir Gait pon,
it1noig %begoutirt. = @enig Soil.
nllne ultf cine irieolife Soiung.
No6 5pei Sflud)tidiiie, orei
8reu5er ulo mebrerc Sollieno
Mam Marinetruppen nnd Sa.
pana beoroert.
Sopona, %. September. - @e.
neral Srepre Anoraoe, Spred)er bes
llnterbouieS, iogte beute in elmer lin.
terreollng nit einem Tcrtretcr Der
.AHociirten Yreiie," bic ctboniidc
Regierung babe Die ibr geitern Ibeno
ourd Den Sefretdr Gait mo Stills.
Sefretdr Bacon iibermittelten &orz
ibl1ge Der 2iberalen ooer Sniurgen.
ten obiolut 5uriideemielc n. @enn MIN
Die Ser. Staoten Die &erpoltung
Guba's Den &ebelen in Die S1noe
ipielen mouten 10 fonnten lie cs tbltr,
oQein Gubo's &egicrung weroe nie
in Neumablen cinpiQigen. 9teripab-
len piirben cine gruBe llnqcrchtigfcit
iein, unb falls Die Sniurgenten ge
ninnen iollten, 10 miirocn Die ihltmm.
item @lemente oeS 2onoes III Gons
trole fem. Solte oagegen Die Geaies
rui,a Iiegen, 10 niiroe binnen 8iir5em
cine nelle Hepolution muSbrehen.
Erdiioent Hnlma lei bereit, ab5llonrs
fen, penn es Die Imerifaner miinih.
ten, anein Hcl1mablen merbe er ME-
mails biaigen unb fein WtitglieO Ser
8artei Der WooerotoS peroe an ben
Stinmfoiten aebeut falls Die @nblen
'tattfinben ioaten. Ger eir5ige Ius=
meg aus sen 9egenmartigen @irren
lei ieiner Iniid)t nab Der, oaB Die
Ser. Stooten ollf cine Eeriooe o
ein biz bier Sobren Die Gontrole iiber
Cuba fiibrten. Cuba miiiie cine Dirt
denominations .8eriobe ourbma6er,
0bnlid mie Die omerifanii6en Siio.
ltaaten nod DEM 8iirgerfriege. Gas
Natgeben ben benaffneten Rebelen
qegeniiber iperbe peoer 3ufrieoenbeit,
nod Ri,6e oilf Ser Slliel sur Solge
boben itnb MIR Die beiieren @lemente,
meld)c obte Srage out Seiten Der
Mooerotos itiinoen, entirenroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-26
Repnblifaner in Saratoga.

Saratoga, N..O., %. Sept.-
gr'8oltperneur u. 9. Cbea, 8oriitcr
oes republitaniihen Stants.Gomi-
te'S, rief Sen republifaniihen Staats-
Gonoent nm 1920 MittagS 5ur Cro'
nllng uno Wihael &. 2riscol aus
Sprocuie nlr0e gum propiioriihen
8oriiBer erlpGblt. @1breno Serr
0riscoIl cine Heoe belt, muroe er
Don einem iltngPn Wonne nit Sod
rlticn mo 2obreoen auf @. VI. Searlt
unterbroden. bis ser Storenirieo
i6lieBlif an Sic 9uft geiebt nurOe.
Gborle5 Anoerion, Elm Neaer.0 elegat
ans Nen.0nrf, brabte einen SeI6luB
gegen b.ltmpeien 1no 2pndgerifl.
re elm, glide Routinegelh1fte muir.
Sen erleotgt, uno Der 6onuert mafte
oarnltf cine Eauie bis II llbr morgen
Sornlitta9.
Gle Eelegotcn gum repnblifanis
lfen StaatS .. Goupente iirtb Iid] be.
6iigIif ibreS @oilperteltrs . Ganoi.
0oten nidtS meniger olS einig. 3ie
WitgIieoer Der yOlo @unrb"oeriuf.
ten cine Continuation 81 Stnnbe SIT
brir9eu, meld)e Die Domination bon
3. 81. 9. 9lof e%r5ielen iolte, aber
0r. 9lod wiirOe MIR cine einitimmig
eriol9te Domination a%nnebmen, unb
luie Senator Sage erfldrt. miro bic
Dem : 9orfer Delegation niht fir
i'm itimmen. Ginige Ielegaten ipre-
den nod bon Sefret1r Hoot uno
Gitter SiScod, bod iheinen MIR Der
lieutenant . @ouperncur Bruce uno
SugbeS IuSiittcn SIT bu6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-26
Erntalcs @crbrcdlcn aiucicr Ncgcr
BET Oprf.

Oorf, ga, %. Sept. - Gin nit
Sfrot9enebrcn bepoiinetes Gonitnb.
Ter. Nnfgebot bltrfitrciit oie Niigel
pon Ecad Bottom Sopnibip mo
fabll0et nllf ben Negcr CHARLES Sonti.
ion, lpclder eiltes unlittgiden Nn-
griiis uno 9eriufS sur @rntoroung
Der 6rall George Sobnion, elmer Ne-
GERM. nngeflogt lit. Dos Iuigebot
illd)t ultd) nad) Charles Smith, einem
anoeren Neger uro ungeblifen Mfit.
ihuIoigen Samiion's. 8ie 6rau
Sobnion mittbeilt, murbe lie uui eli.
mem oiientliben @ege BON oen spei
W1nnern ongcfoIlen, cine betrGftli.
die Strede melt an Ben SiiBen fortqe.
ifleiit, oltf Gin Brett geifnalt uto
iflieBlid ullf cinen @oqen gemorfen
uno nof einem altcn Steinbruh &c.
idbrcn, no sic Gerbrcfer lie IN cinem
Ser Getde 81 crtr6nfcn beobiiftigten.
@iner Der Neger perlor ais Der Stein.
brltd) CREDIT mar, SEN Wtlttb ltno es
fam 5u einem Streit, in 0elien Ser
laui Die 6rau ibre 6llldt bcuerflteI-
ligte.
(Sp6ter.) - Smitb lit gefansen
noroet uuo bat elm @eitGnoniB ab.
gelegt. Samiion beiiroet lid nod olii
ireien SiiBen uno ioa idmer bewoii-
net iein. Wan glalbt, boB err iid) in
bic Siigel am Sluiie eeiliibtet bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-26

Nudt; 3eb Gong, gclpnft 81 Gait
Eoint, Wontog 8ormittag; @iQDtos
relono, get0Otet BON einem Poli5iiten
an Wogruber. un0 &unoolpbitr. an
Gienito9 Worgen; Sames 6letfer,
getootet sur ietben 3eit uno am Jet.
ben Ylobc; Elm uniocntifi5irter Ne.
GER, getootet 81 Siio 9ltlanto, Won.
tag Naht.
Ser belltigc Gag p%erlief obne ernit.
lifc Hubeitorungen, &icr meitcre
Gompognie'n Mtili5 bon uuSlpGrta
linO bcute bier %angefommen rno olc
Wirtbid)aften bleibcn bis allf @eitc,
res geIhloiIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-26

2akt Sud- bentc rcgiitriren. Cine
alacmcime Mcsiitrirnng finoet in
Baltimore itatt. Bic 2pfnle iinb uun
8 llbr Murgcns bis 8 ltbr NbenSs
uffcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-26
@robes aboanfen.

Sapano %. Sept. - Sn elmer
beute abeno bon 90 6iibrern oer@io.
oeroto : Gartei abgeboltenen Ser.
iommlune iplirbe betonnt gegcbcn,
oab Grdiioent Yalma, 9iee . YrGii.
bent MenoeS GapotC iopie ale 5ur
Yartei eeborigen Senotoren uno Re.
prGientanten abbonfen iperoen unb
baB Galma monlogli6 id)on nlorgen
ben GougreB einberllfen miro, I'm
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