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, 1906-04-11
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CHAPTER Ann Rupert and her
young brother Louis, the latter an In
valid and an enthusiast on western
matters, leave New York for the Rock
les. Wayne Peabody, who loves Ann,
Fees them Off. Ann dislikes the west.
2-Ann and Louis go 10 visit the ranch
of Don Barnett, their Cousins husband.
3-Ann and Louis are received at the
ranch by Rob RAYMOND, the foreman.
Raymond has a dispute with drunken
cowboy. 4 and 5-Louis takes an en-
thusiaslic liking to Rob. While his
men are absent Raymond is shot. He
is attended by Ann. 6-Barnett brings
aid to Ray mond. THE wounded
man is taken to Barnett's house. He
has fallen in love with Ann. Sam
is cold toward Raymond and he leaves
the Barnett home. Louis quarrels with
Ann and runs away To seek Raymond.
9-SkytDwn, the new mining camp.
Raymond forms a partnership with
Matt Kelly, rrospector, and is intro
duced to the Kelly home. 10-In Sky
town, which is disturbed by labor agita-
lion, Rob meets Jack Munro, an old
acquaintance. Skytown and Valley
Springs, the latter being the home of
the mineowners (among them Barnett
hate each other.
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CONTINUED

3 MIS-. Kelly supervised the house.
Keeping as well as she could, and the
place was at least warm INC cheerful.
Once a fortnight Louis rode down the
trail to spend Sunday with Ann, but
Raymond steadily refused to join him,
though he suffered keenly of loneliness.
Il am Il miner now" he said. I've
taken myself out of that life" And
Louis did not know when he carried
these words to his sister that they
conveyed a deeper meaning. Ann was
aware that Raymond was holding
aloOf from her, and, while she re-
spected him for his consideration, she
was, after all, q woman and resented
his self mastery a little.
She was beginning to be bored to
hopelessne1s by the narrow life at the
Springs, under conditions which SEEM
cd to the outsider ideally beautiful.
But Louis came down each time
browner, more manly in bearing-al-
most comical in his assumption of Kel-
ly's walk and R%aymond's impressive
face. He always had exciting tales to
tell md seemed 50 entirely happy and
50 well hat Ann had not the heart to
ask him to return east with her. She
eve found herself listening with in
terest to his account of the doings of
his heroes, for he had placed Matthew
Kelly on the same pedestal with Rob
ert.
Mrs. Barnett responded graciously to
his invitation to come up and see the
peak, but explained that the high alti-
tude was destructive to her, and Ann
shrank from meeting Raymond again,
though she expressed to him in a letter
a tepid sort of gratitude for his care of
her brother.
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"What is it all about?" asked jean

"What Is 1t all about?' asked JEAN
nette.
Don looked bored. "Oh, really now,
don't ask me to go into the cause of a
strike. \ m lever understands
what Rob says:
Mackay posted his notices Saturday
night, putting the new nine hour schedule
into effect Monday morning. Sunday the
ramp boiled. The union put forth its de-
cree. and of course at the morning hour
a big crowd gathered to see Mackay face
his men. He came riding up (the jack
nssD in tan colored English riding
breeches and Il little two billed gray cap
you know the kind. OF course they hooted
him and headed his horse back down the
slope. He was red headed, naturally, and,
being a double distilled idiot. hired a
couple of d~esperadoes from Bozle as
guards and came back. This time the
boys jerked him and his men from their
horses and hustled them down the canyon
at the boot toe. | did what | could to
prevent this, but the men who had the
matter in charge had been drinking, and
the crowd was witt them. My men are
not in the union, but | hear ominous
threats. | advise you not to attempt to
put the new schedule into operation at
the present time.
The effect on the valley of Mackay's
recital of his m"aitreatment was most
wonderful. The principal mine owners
of the Springs met to discuss their
campaign. The valley called for the
blood of those who had busted the sa-
cred person of their representative, and
the sheriff was ordered to arrest and
bring down the insolent red necks"
who had humbled the proud and con-
ident Red Star superintendent. This
spirit of lawlessness must be checked
or it will run into riot" said Barnett,
who developed unexpectedly into a
leader of the mine by virtue of
his large interests in the Red Star.
The sheriff valiantly responded to the
call and, with Il half dozen deputies,
marched up into the glittering mist of
the high peaks and came down again
empty handed and sullen.
a meeting of the officers of the Red
Star and allied companies was called,
Barnett presiding. Most resolute res
olutions were passed. Mackay was in
structed to press his demands TO the
full. Barnett naturally opposed a con-
ference with the miners. Either they
come to our terms or we close down
the mines,' he said. 1T is our cue to
be firm in this demand"
The sheriff. who had been invited to
be present and tell his tale, put in Il
warning word.
Gentlemen" said he, you're deal
ing with a lot of free miners and pros
pectors-men who won't be driven and
can't be scared. If it had been just a
case of ignorant dagoes l would have
brought 'em down, but they've got lead
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London at Easter Time.

All London seems to have turned out
into the streets at Easter time. OF
course Easter Sunday is somewhat
quiet and sober, most of the people
who make any p%retensions to rcspecta-
bility going to church, but Easter Mon
day is Il universal holiday, upon which
the whole population gives itself up to
sport and mirth. The theaters all have
some special attraction for Easter
Monday and are crowded to the dome,
as they continue to be throughout the
Easter holidays, which in England con-
tinue for two weeks. Fashionable So
ciety, which has so long been chatting
under the austerities of Lent, now
gives itself up to all manner of gave
ties.
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XII.

~ NE day Barnett ~telephoned to
his wife that he would not
take luncheon at home. There
was nothing unusual in the
words of this announcement, but Jean
nette's keen ear detected restrained
excitement in his calm drawl.
Whats The matter?" she asked
quickly.
Nothing, my dear; nothing" he glib
ly responded.
Don Barnett, 1 know better. Tell
me this instant!'
He was in for it,. "Well, Mr.. Mac
kay. our superintendent, was tarred
and ridden on Il rail by the miners this
morning.
Gracious heavens!'
and I'm getting off up the stage
road to meet him"
What did they do it for?"
"Oh, it's the same old business. The
men didn't like some regulation of his
and struck, and-but it's a long story; 1
won't go into it now. I'll get back in
time for dinner, probably"
In an hour Millionaire row was hum
ming with news of the outrage. Re
ports, confused, conflicting, flew along
the wires east and west, and the after
noon papers were filled with dramatic
details of the opening of a big strike
in Skytown and the story of how the
union leaders had mishandled Mackay,
the superintendent of the Red Star
Mining corporation.
All this would have interested Ann
very little had not her brother been in
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the midst of the disorder. She immedi-
ately wired him TO come down and rot
n reply from Raymond saying, louis
is on the way-ne danger" and the boy
dusk.
Raymond's letter to Barnett took Sc
rious view OF the situation:
I don't think Mackay the proper man to
attempt to reorganize the working hours
of this camp. Don't try to put him back,
and don't make too much of this lit
tie affair. The Whole camp is uneasy at
this time. The rnion is getting very
strong and likely t. make it hot for in
dependents like Kelly and myself.
, 1906-04-11
Thought He Knew.

A bachelor old and SOU and grim
OF lines like these delivered him:
Oh, woman, in our hour of ease
You are u most persistent tease,
And sometimes in our hour of trouble
You do our best to make 1t double.
, 1906-04-11
Not For Dick Deadeye.

"a bird in the hand is worth two II
the BUSH"
"Guess you amt much of a shot"
, 1906-04-11
CHARLES a. McWILLIAMS,
Shaving and Hair Cutting
Parlor,

Atlantic avenue, opposite the Casino,
WILDWOOD, N. j.
Cape May County representative for the
Milwaukee Dustless Brush Co.
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Mcpcr's aruRts aonucriaiiuns'
Ecrifun.

&un 6iclcnl Nro6cn 9tnd)ldllngc
lucrf bcS %ollgcmcincn MSiilcna lit Gin
mcitcrcr 9ono. Der 5iuolitc Der neilci.
Nuilaac, cridicllcn. Cos Wonuncn
t%ollucrt, 0ua otf 5lpon6lg Volloc be
rcd,rct lit. miro bontit lcilpcr rid)i
mebr icrncn &olcnounN cntaeNcn &C.
fiibrt. Scr ncllc @ono lilhrt bon =
bis Spro uno brinNt aus ulleu @cz
bictcn cine ioldc @iilcnSiillc, o1b Die
@obl ldJucr miro, boS Bette hcruuS-
6llgrcilcn. NlocnlcincS Sltcreiic bn=
ben oic Nrtitcl ,ScbcnSpcr'ld)cruml"
nit elmer iiberiidtlidcn ,Stotiitif Der
HcbcnSpcriid)crungS @eicQid)oiten. "
.Schrlin0 mo ScbrllngSluclch"
.2pttcric." .Eonofnrtcn," S%itbogro.
phic." lrBterc bciben nit trciilid)elt
hllltcu Suieln. Mus Dem Ncid,c Der
Observation-Disclosures crmGbncn mir
cine Hcibc iuid)tiger griitel iibcr
o2idt" nnb ySnit"; ilbcr yGuitbrnd"
NM ,Silftteinpcrntur" mcroen mir
ourd) initruftipc aarten oufgcflGrt.
Ger Nrtifel ySnftidifilahrt" ;eigt
inns bie Gntluidellln1 oieicS TcrfchrS-
mittelS Der 3ilfunit BON bcli critrll
gniongen All bis 5i 3cppclin'S NM
Snntos Iitmpnt'o Yuiiid)iifen III
@ort lnh 9ilb. Bon Den ;nhlrcihcll
@citrGgcn ans Dem 8cbictc Der Wcoi,
sin mo @p1iellc bcbcn mir ole aus
iiibrIid)cn Hrtifcl .Sid,tibcrapie" nilo
ySiingcnidrpinbilld)t" bcrppr. Cos
Scstcrcm beiacGcbcne @erScihnili
vTciitid)c SeiIitdtteil iiir 2unaen.
fronfc i'm Sriibiabr 1905" (cinIhlicb.
lid, Der ScilitGttcn fir ifroiuloic
ainoer) beiitt enliltei,t proftiid,el,
@ertb, bo bel ben cin5elucn ailroi,.
italtcn ioeor Die Sagesfoiten beige
iiigt iinb. Bon Den groBen St1ote.
Artifeln ieien ole iiber 2eip;ig nit
treiflifcn Sateln berporragcnocr
@onten, Sonoon npa Siibcd Unit
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Scfanntmadunsen.
Scpnrtcmcut iir +diicntiidlc Ynuteh.
SHDsT epartcmcut hes Stnot.S ugcnicnre.

Shb" iNkHt wv
UuItimorc. II. Sebruar 1906.
&eriirgeltc aingebpte, al ocn rNonro o.
Nlpuroo." Gurc Of i6e Gin Hc9tllcr." uoreiitr!.
iueroet bonn Siuots9icgiiirato in fcillenl 3iircal
i'm Ru!bhGur bis MittWud,, Den I. Wtdri 1906,
cntgcgcu gcnpmmcn liir ole Nlucltrllitg Der
lSniurcntsS traGc, bon Der Giioictlc Der Bait
more Strube bis sur g~turoiciic bon @aiterlrsoe
llrlb tiir Die Reicslla nit GnlcIlrnnoiiCtlieit
mo Yflniierul0 nit I5pbaltsSloden ner Va.
iuTeHisSirnbe. bon Der A~oroicite Der Salierlt'
Iocnre. his 6Ir Silbieiic bon Baltimore Sttabc.
limo fiir Die gtcltptiditcrlllI1 mil. nurd 9rcos
reiiEGt beGnnocIicu, 0ol8blodeu GIleo ietcn Ibcis
les Der 9aIOcris StraBc. bon Der llorollhciI
9tuuoiicin Ginic Der 6nneltcsStrGNe bis cur
ltoroltdcr Nuuiinic hCr ScrtngtoitS irabc:
lllo tiir bic Gclpflnitcrntq nit oitrtlljirfch
3iegcliicinen nllCS icnell S0eiico Der GeriIgi0rs
Str1bc. bon Der jitliden pnulinic Der Charles
Str1Ge bis sur oitlidcn JtanoiicttsStIile bes
@criht5gebdlnco.
Spc6ififGttuueil mtb 9lugeboiS Soritltldrc her
ben uti 9lppliintinn in bicicnt 8iircdlt g~clicleti.
Sic Sunirnli-Gcrachuligs 0cb0rbe behalf iih
Ouo Acd1t Out. irgcItb peldc mo ale %9ItacDuit
III pcruericit. Gin beqldnbigter Sbcd in Der
Mnbe oco in ocn Spc6iiifniioncr Grtpcgchelcu
Wciru9cS. 5ubIbur an ocn Wianpr mo Stnotrnib
bon Baltimore, mus icbcnl Angebot ~bci9e'l6t
fctr.
Y. :. Seuoal,
.- Staota Sligenielr.
lciiiiigt:
Is. Glag Simauus,
Rriiibcnt Der Gontrniis &crGebnnao- Vcb6r0c.
tSebr33.24 .26. 2I. IS. Dtir6t 9, 1850
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IS iiurb an %. Scuruar 1906 i'm :. ScbenSs
iabrc @iEc e. Htcteridi, acliebtec Minb bon
@uiilieb mo Giancite 9icierid. bic eccroi
unii9 iiIoei beutc, Moriaa. Wioraers o llbr.
bonn Iruucrbuuic. 9ir. 2t20. 9iamidp StraBe.
uue ruf Der psScitcrii Grincterb" 'intt.
@utcr. weur Die Mtiiiier iruact:
n2So lit infer giebIin9. bir2"
sSenn tic ,pciui itnb nm imith ilnact,
SHa'. oaB im i'm 0imntcl bin.
MIiticr. pcrn Der Siuicr peiiict.
1rodnc ihnl bic Ibrdncn ab;
llrb mcnl bic 5riiblinaionne ihcini
WluEiet 9toict nuf rneiii 8rnb.
or
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Scs &aiicrpaarcs iilbcrnc SudDjeit.

Morgen fciert bas oeutife aniiW.
paur Iein l%ilbcrncs Gbciubilnnl. mo
am iclben Gage iinbct Die @crmobl
Iling bcs Erin5en Gitel Srieorid, nil
Der @cr5ogin Sophie Charlotte BOZ,
Slocnburg itoit. Gin Eoppclieit in
Der faiicrliden Somilie, bos OIL
goil5e bciltidc Station miticiern miro.
limo and iiber Ole @ren5en oeS Hei,
Dies binaus ioll Der Gag gefeiert lper.
oen. Ter ariegcrbuno bon gtoro-
amcrifa bat benz einiiigcn arieas'
bcrrn cine proffpoIe Yuuih Bonnie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-26

itbcrlonht, mo luo ilbcr oclt Grocll,
rull0 Sclltlfc luohllcfl. milnid)cn lie
ocm Shakespeare SPELL mo SeOcn.
IIH &ronprin5 Ailbclm Dor % Sohs
rem bic b~IollGugiqc, blonbgelodic
Nit9llltc &iftpria Don Sd)lcSluia-Sol
ltcin.S onocrbirrg Nll0uitcnbura sum
Nltor iilhrte. Do ion0, llad) NS.
mord'S @ort, cin coniliftreideS poli.
Tides Iromlo cinen ~ircuoigen, Der.
iobncnbcn Nbidlub,- Mcbr ais oaS.
Elm aliidlid)er 9lulb iilr'S Sebcil, iuit
CT oltf (broncn niht oajil hollfig lit,
iulroc am p. Scbruar 1881 III Der
&upcllc OcS olten preubiifcn &ori92.
IdloliC6 IN Berlin AelGlollcn. Gos
IonlilIenlcbcn OcS 2oiierpoorcS III
elm id)oncs, hcrjlidlcS uno gliidlihc2
0clpcicn. &crlcumOung uno alotid)
bubcu Iid) an OoS Gbelebcu bcS &n;.
IerpaorcS nld)t hcrongcungt. Cine
Shoor 6liibCnOer aiilocr brillgt ibrc
Wliidluiinidc oar: Der a@ronprin5 rlO
icinc @cmoblim Erin5 Gitcl 6rie,
Erirj NooIbcrt, Eril5 su9nit 8its
bclin, Eriu5 Osfor, Erin5 3oohim
mo Dos Ncitb0fdcn Der 6amilie,
ErinSciiin &iftorio 2ouiic, icdl$
S0b1c, bon bcnen orci id)on I'M Wtall.
ucaolter itebcn, mo 0oa Sodltcrleiti.
ou3 i'm September 3. 5. onS uic:4
5Cbntc Sobr crrcid)t. Gle auiierin
hot oic forpcrlidc, mie Die gciiiior
Grjirbum0 aaer ibrcr &inpcr nit
niittcrlihcr Soraiolt i%ibcruod,t.
9tid,t o6rc @rumo limo bic orei 81 SCI
&oiicriu Il0llitc Siftorio allgcmcin
bcfonnt NcluorOcn: ainoer, Slide
mo STRIDE" Sln &obcll5pllerni6lOb
bot cin gut biirgcrlidcr Con i'm 80
milicnlcbcn 0cbcrriht. &niicrin Nu.
quite &ittorio bot lid) ooralif be-
idrGllft. nltr Satin mo Mlltter jl
icin. Cine politiidlc Hoae. iuie tie
ibrc bcipcn @orgGigcrinncn ipicltc1,
bat lie nie 5ll ipiclcn periild)t. Sbrt
Somilic mo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
bo6cn iDr gcniigt. llno 10 it ous
critic observation-disclosures OcS Oclltideu
&%niierpuorcs Gin gliidlid)cs gclUclen.
@ic Dor % Sobren miro ma, olldI
morgcn Dem SubiluumSpoor jujil.
bcln, unb id)on bclltc %Itnttell Ibor0-
lllllAcn bon nnh mo fern ibre 8liid-
wiiuid)e ob, mn Scr Wcihclfc miro
fcin Gnoc ieil,, mcnnglcid) 0uS Sol
icrpour ihon Dor Wollaten Den
Wllrid) ollSgclprod)cn bat, inn tctl,e
@cld)cnfc 5t MADDEN. 9ic 5lt DC
ihcnfcrl bcltimltcn Sumnncr iolltcl.
licbcr jl 9erncirnilei9cn lntb luobl-
t61ti9cn Stiitum9cn Germcnoinlg liu.
ocn. Ger 8ullldl oeS auiicrS lit pcltn
nlth Don StGbtcn, Eropin5cn nllO
bon ulclell Ullrgcrlt oC5 HctdlcS re
ipcttirt morocr, mo 0cutihlui5
miro cine grobc MciGc bon Stiitlin
gen crboItcu, lpclfc bic Grinncrrulg
al bu8 lilbcrnc G"bei,lbllGlm oc5
aoiicrpoorcS bis IN oic icrnitcn Set
ten nod crboltcl. 81 0all5 tuolfelb
los. mic Die SodBcit chit gefeicrt
murbc, lit oic 6cicr ocS SiIbcrju6i'
ldl,nls nid,t. Ger politiihc &imnlel
lit nidt flor. Ger aoilcr bat mchr
Sor9cn, ais CT Dor % >Sabrcn bette.
obcr cr lit cin flarblidcllocr irnb meit.
id,ullcnocr Scrrihcr Gcluorocll. INTO
bic pplitiid)cn @plfcn wcrbcn ibul oic
ScItircuoc liid)t triibcn. Sell mo
Segen Dem foiicrlidcu Eourc DTS
5llnt 1olOcncu Subiloirm jltin 9cftcn
ocs bclltiden HcidcS!
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2cltc ulo Hidtcr. @ier mcrbcn bic
Muller nid)t cingeipcrrt.

Iutlcr ltld)t cingeipcrrt.
Sie Ncm ?)ortcr Spcf IL
lolltclt IN Gicrn iillo oicanlnl b0s Der
c%lngerollc1. Sn ibrcn Hngerbolllerlt
beflrloen lid) nod gegen % MilIlonelt
Gicr, Die 5u boben Erciien an Den
Dtonn gebrodt iperocn i%olltcn. 81
6olge OeS mil0en g8intera icGell MN
Die Silbncr fleiBig unO pcriorgcn ocl
Murtt nit frilden Gicrn, 10 0oB Die
Frcilc I'M aan5en Sanbe Itarf ge1alcll
Iino. Gic @ier in Den &iiblbGllIcrh
nlilllcn mn raid pcrfollft lpcr0cll, DC
tic lid nidt uiel larger iriid) crDaltct
laIIcn. 90 mllroen lic III Den lebtcrl
Iogcn int GngrosgcihGit SIT 6 bis 10
Gents pro Sllbeno loaNcldlogel,
m0DrcnO iic I'M @infoli IS bis -
Gents pro Gubeno N~cfoitct boben.
@cificbt ben Spctltlonten Noll5 rcd)t,
bcnn mGbrcnO beS MintcrS BADEN lic
Die Yrciie iibcrtriebcn in oic 60be &C.
iricbcn.
&or ctnlgcn &obrcn tel l.
tc Elm iran5oliid)cr GCputirtcr III Der
aonlnlcr Den IntroB ollf cine &cpi-
lion scr &crnn0gcr. So 'luo9 Ne6lI-
lid)ca bat Scr GougrcB Superintendent
2lono bon Miiiolri Jest I'M GonOrCb
0ctbul,. Gr bat Gem &oltic cine nc
lollltion mltcrbrcitCt, mCldlc Gil
ENHANCEMENT 5ltr GcrioiIurg cnlr
piicblt, ollc EripotpcrmoNcu nlli TO
Mi4ionc1r Collars cin5llidrdnfc1t.
ySo Oicic 0rcn5e ilbcrid)rittcn miro,
iolI Der llcbcriduB Den &crciniGten
Stootcn 5llfollcl. llcbcr oiciclt bcobs
lid)ti0tcn TcrfoIhtrga. 3uluB brdl.
d)cn iidJ unlcrc WillltimillinnGrC tci.
tic 9rnlIcll Spare mod)icll i'll loIlCll.
mo Nr. 2lop0 bon MiIlollri linlmt
i'm nlld) luobl ielbit nidIt crllIt. Gr
b%cgriin0ct 5luor icirc Teiolution nit
Dem NinhuciS, Onb Die Nniommlun9
bon Micicnucrmo9cn in mCnigcn@0n-
ocn cin 0ifcrtlidcr NtiBitol,b mo
cine rationale @eiobr ici. mo bot
bolnit nid)t nrcd)t; allcin 5l cincm
&criniiulgs5ulnB miro 6 ~bcapcgcn
lodi ltldlt fpnllllcll.
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Gas utomobil brinNt
oic Mit9licocr Scr Gorocrbilt-So lni
lie III boic %rrlcgcilbciten. elliot
Sbcporo. CHI Gifcl beS perltorbcllcn
". $. Tnnoerbilt, lit in Sronfrcid,
81 1000 Collars Sfubcncrint. 12O
Golurs 4eridistoltcr mo orci
Worotcn @ci0ngniB ucrliribcilt iuor-
ocll, lpeil CT Gin aino i%ibcrfnbrcll
bottc. Itc 8clbItrnien hnt or germ
bc5ohlt. nlcin bic brei Mpnntc int
.Sotel Slir pergittcrter Nllsiid)t"
nlod)tc CT germ 9cid)enft bobcn. Srot
Observation-Disclosures. iclbit Der Der ullc
rifnniidpll Siplornoten. mill bic
fron5oiiitc Heeicriina Dem MilonGr
Die Strnfe 1id)t crloiicn. Sr. Sbe-
porb. Der in YoriS 81 mobncn pilcat.
nit iibriacrS uorldniig ppr bcnl DC
idI,gniB iid)er. ocnll CT lit 5l 9ciud)
IN Help Yorf. Shlinmcr. dis Sru.
Sbeporo. crying cs ". s.. %arberbilt
il, stolien. Seir Il,io iibcrrnmitc
circn apabcii. nm cin errcgtcrTolfs.
ballic mibbonoeltc oenYtiQiorair. bis
i'm Die YpliSei III @elpabriom nabnl.
Ter Hid)ter orOnctc eittc porlGltiiga
TreiIaIiuua @anberbilt's oi,, ober CT
hot it'd gum Yro5eB 5u %itellcn. lin.
icrc Wiiaionare iirpben IN europa
gum Muteln before StroBen, nls bier
ju 2arbe, obcr aud, lngemiitbIidrrc
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Sruin e. Tietcrid,.

Us ilarb am 81. Scbruar 8 o I'M gliicr poi
! Subr. 10 Mtpnuicl uno S 5a9en Sruin e
Sictcrid,. ~aeIiebiCe Nirn bon @ptilich iitlo Ma
lcttc Nictcrit. 9r. 2t20. HnrtfansS iroBc.
SSic fur5 III bod) pes Wicnldlen Ycbclt.
9Sie eIelb lpiro n,un bin9cra'it;
&ir iitb nit Sierblidicii iilii9cbcit,
Norum beriicat Der 2ebcneintt.
2Nir bliibelt uuf uiio inllclt ub,
2Sir iicigcu aus Der Nieg' ms Srnb.
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Mnnn s. Niibncr.

Is itarD uul -. 6ebruur 1906 in iDrcr Icttcn
MobIuna. yir. 1913, Irrbs9uaa5sS trnbc. Nunn
g.. Viituer, 90 Sabre alt. aclicbie Satin poll
Sncob Siibncr. Die 8eerotguta filtbct 5tcuitaN,
haufe aus mad Der ct. Snfobu3 sti,te fat.
luu NM go llbr MiproelS. cine 9lcoitcnlmeiic
iitr ibr Seclenbcil g%cIeicii ipirh. NciietltllD
ali ocnt 81. Grlticr 5ricobpic". t57-SD
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TCpnrtcmcnt Der uifcatiifcn guntct, SnbsIr
partcmcnt ocs Stobt.S ugenienrs.

SulIll Ill q l {, III, OCntuuI iHuO,
Tcriieacitc NMacbu:c, an Den ..9oarn OF
Ilrurhs". Gnrc Of the Gin 5%icgillcr," %aoreiltrt.
lucroeIl ooni Siaots@iegiiirator bis Wtttilu nd,,
bcu %. Scbruar 1906, clige9en 9cnomnlca iilr
Die yiiucLiruug bca Ct. 4Snnlitrnbclt, 0oldeUaro.
bon Der eininoorcibiqitcn Strube bis Dierrbs
mans cane liuo bon Oh bis 81 cinem Einfte
cipn nd)tieDnburocrt mo iiili5ia CS50) SUB
Iorolpcitlid) an Wierrhmnn's cane.
Wcidmnltr hcrcdneic 2lrbcit ut 9II7 GiiDifs
nnrbe Iu6arnbulGcIt uno lS,SOJ NibtiDaroe
glufi1lIIng.
l,uo iiir ole Wacabumiiirulg bCo ct. Saul,
iir1ben=9oulepnro. bon Der cinlmboreiBigllclt
Giraffe bis Mierrpntan'S G1rc ullo bon na btS
gu cilcnt Titliie etun cht3ehrbunoert mn
fini5ig CISCO Sub lorolpeiilt6 an 01crrgs
mans Cane, tf-
SpeSififatirucI mo gltgcbniS. 6ormulnrc lpers
ben 0uf 9lpplifuiion in oicicm Biircau %etlieicrt.
Sic Gouirnii Tcrqebut93 NebOroe behalf
ftd1 oao Mchi Dor. trQello iuelde Ilno nue Il9cs
boic III uerpcrieIl. Sin hegluubigier 9bed IN
Der N6Dc be5 in ocft Gpejififuitonelt niigebellclt
Nctrng'5. 6ubI6Gr an bet Widbor ltto Stabiralb
non Baltimore, nlub icocit gln8rbot ~beigciilGt
fcin. t.t'H|
.. :. ScnSan,
SidOisS itgenieur,
Nciidiigt;
&. Gtuh Eimanns,
Trdiihctt Der GpnirGltueraebItos Bcb6rnc.
(Sehri5.IG.l7t 8. 20. 81 49, "a. 2G.20
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Wnrnicc @cnnctf.

IS 'Grb AM %. 5cbrnar 1906 Snrnirc Sens
nett in, glier bon I .ionut mo 20 Iugcn.
G1bndel bon G1pt. II. y. mo 9mma y. Ben
nett. bic 3ccroiautg ilIloct Msuniag, II llbr
Tormiiinec, BON Der ySobitulia iciilcr @ltcrll.
III. 1924. Git RrnitsS trnbc. aus Hiatt. C50
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GpHtia 0rus.

Is iiarb ant %, 6cbrunr 1906 nah larger
Arunlbeii 9oniia @roi, Och. Sienun, 9cIicbic
heuoiuDrc. 3jc Nccroipuio iinoet 9icuitaa,
ben -. Scbrndr. NddmitiG9s , lhr. r
3rnucrbnlltc, gr. 1907. SitsMionIncili Sirnbc.
aus itatt. Srcrtrbc lllp Scripdnoic liuo cii9es
luoclI. bct6mpobuciI. (II-SD
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Smi(ic Strait.

IS iiurb am 20. Scbriur 1906 in iDrCr lcbiCn
&obuuue, Gniterllsg lbeHuc lnb Strii Str.. 0lpb-
lnuoioluIi, Gmilie arait, aeD. SSieBIcr, 9clicbie
Satin bon Sruili Nrnfi. IN ibrcm II. Gcbcts.
iubre. Gle 5cii oct 0eeroigrii9 miro ip0lcr
utucSeiat. GI-b
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-26
gcriammlnngss

Moro Srpnbpun &crmnucnt:r Nnuucrein,
Sic Subre3ncridH1lniltig uIto gSubl bon 8 ii,
~reltprclt finbrl Wuntag, oeI PC. Scbriar. nm
s nor 9lbcnos. it Hr. 1883, SrieancsStr., iiait.
Lhl.O Chne. Sicanllno. ErnlioCnl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-26
Trunf SdIlcacI.

IS iturb mn Sreitoa. ben Is. 6cbrnur 1906.
T.i5 llbr Dior1enS. Sraui Sdlracl. Die Yeers
biQii,n iirbct W,untaa, giud, mlitaas llii = llbr.
bon icincr lebicn 2SobnlIlg, Nr. 526, Sitossll;ll.
Sirabe, ans ltutt. Ncilcbllli9 p~riooillli.
(1b-b1
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GricAcrifc q Sdlnnr,

IS iinrb aHt %. 5ehrlIur 1906. 7.lj ubr
%glhenoo. in ibrer lcBictl Nobnlna, Nj. 2325.
Oh frciiunf2 tr0Bc, 5rieoeritc 81. ,shrpari
Satin bon Z. s. SdlparS. Die 3cti Der Beer
hiallnn lpiro innter nnaeieiNt. " CD
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Suhn Sdmibt.

IS itnrD am e%oRniasj ben 81. 1tbruor 1906.
5.i5 llbr gbcnos., i'm ~-YIngcmctlep Seuifdcl
@rcifcnbcim~ Sphn sdinipt i'm 9llicr Urr 81
Sabreu. Bic i9eersiauHs tinect Eienlas, Jiodl
mtituso 3 llbr, dur bee baltimore Cemetery
iiatt. ige. N, tr.Ettt.. .... t61-Sl
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Nur lit in Muccopnier
ipicoer nal cin Anlcrlfuncr lpurlo5
pcrid)mullOcn. Ilbcrt Somlid,ion
bciBt CT. Gr but lidl jlluor III, oCl
Nuilt1nocn Der Wuccoonicr bctbeiliGt
NM nit ocm mll0oriihen Gepolu
tionS-Gomiiic SiiblunG ocbobt; tbllt
Nid)tS. @ir %nliiiien cine Ilottc nod
tiirfiidlcn @emGiicrn id,idcn ooc.
unicr @cionotcr IN Gcnitontinoprl
nluB mcni9itcns bel ser Yinrtc Dor.
itcaio mcroen, Dob JIG Den Mmcrito.
ncr Sonnidion wicOcr sur Stcllc
ld)oiit. &ir bubcn Den &iinumeltilr-
fen ihon lon0c nid)t mcbr ongcrem
pclt.