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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-21

On the Marquette grounds. at Second avenue and
10th street. Brooklyn. the Chrtchleys leaders In
the New York State Amateur League, received a.
severe setback at the hands of the Brooklyn Foot
ball team and were beaten by score of s goals to
o. The weather was anything but favorable and
enough to dampen the spirits of any but soccer.
enthusiasts. The play ruled fast and exciting and
interest was sustained throughout. PLAY I'm IN
hall time was fairly even. although BROOKLYN WAS
abie 10 90 most of the pressing through their ex-
celent defence and fine combination of forwards
In the first championship game of the Metro
poHtan Association Football League at Ienox
avenue and 18th street. yesterday. the Gordon
Rangers defeated the eleven of the Essex County
Football Club of Newark. N. J., by / goal to 4
Henrie; centre forward for the New Workers scored
the only count of the entire game.
The freebooters of Flushing defeated the Brook
Ign eleven by score of goals TO l.
In the driving rain yesterday afternoon the As
ISOLATION football team of the Belmont Cricket
Club defeated the recently organized soccer"
eleven OF the Crescent Athletic Club BY the score
of o goals to o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-21
DON'T TALK TO YOUR HORSE so MUG.

A horse which has always been made obey ouick,
will respond commands from any one. whereas ,ba
which petted and talked accords ~,
less hungry, attention We III
horses altogether much and 1t is silly danssro,
custom whoa" should but thing ar6 sH-
slide fall, should meet with instant OBEDIENCE Npp,
another word should be used. beyond
order stand over in the stall (aEough even tia, e
best the click OF the Ia 10
creased speed The animals attention is kent t Tor In
silent-he does not know you will next ana aIe
dstrusts toerates he ne
his anxiety always find out what wish nns ot
what you will ke-outpne Magazine e' Ut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-21
TELLER's FATHER OFFERS TO RESIGN

ST. Louis. Oct 2O-United States District At
torney Dyer. father of D. p. Dyer. jr.. receiving
teller of the United States Sub-Treasury. who Is
under suspension pending investigation of al
legged shortage of $4,000 in the government funds
tonight sent a letter to the Attorney General of
the United States offering to resign If his
nection with the government and his relation to
his son caused the administration any embarrass
mon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-21
MERITS OF CANINE POLICE.

The alert German Minister of the Interior a
police commissary into Belgium 70 investigate for
himself the merits of the dog police, The report
or this official to efficiency and economy was
so striking that within three years $50 German
corporations had also installed dogs as auxiliary
police, and were soon satisfied, as also We're many
cities OF Austria Hungary and Italy, OF the canine
policeman's superb vigilance, hdelity and its n
difference TO brides and salary allke.-Century.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-21
MAckAYs REUSED BY BURGLAR SCARE

Late last night burglar alarm was turned in
from No. IT'S Madison The police in
swering il went No. IA Madison avenue, the
house Of Clarence H Mackay. While there they
heard three shots fired from No. 175. A search
made. but burglars could be found. The shots
had been fired by Mrs. J. P. Mooney 10 attract the
attention of the police She said that burglars had
attempted to enter her house before. and that If
she ever she intended 70 shoot to Kill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-21
MAINTAINING ATTENDANCE.

\ scottish parish minister lard's gameSeerer
Gay ard said to HIM Why Is IL. Davidson. that 1
You in churCh?'
Well sir" replied Davidson. Y don, sant hurt
attendance"
Hurt the attendance What do mean3 asked the
minister in surprise
Well you replied the gamekeeper, there
are about dozen in the parish that 50 church
when I'm not here. and would poaching If went 10
church It'd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-21
CARNEGIE SURVEY BOAT IN PORT
The Galilee Ends Eventful Trip-Was Sunk
and Raised in Yokohama
IRv Telegraph to The Tribune ]

San Diego. Cal Oct 2O-The magnetic survey
brig GaliIee, after an absence of seven and half
months, in which she wrecked, had death
aboard and made a series of world important OBJ
servatons. is again in port
The Gaee is chartered by the Carnegie Insti-
tute. Three trips have been made the North
Pacific. and the next is be around the world
The Galee caught in typhoon at Yokohama
August Il, and blown against the break
water, where she sank in fathOms Of water
but was raised and renaired.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-21
TO PRESERVE OLD ALDEN HOMESTEAD

10y Telegraph 70 Tbs Trihune1
brockton' Mass, Oct 2o.-Final papers in tbs
purchase Of the old Alden homestead a, r,,xb,,-r,
have been passed and the property ,o-so, 90 q.
possession of the Alden Kindred of America who
We Treeerye IL as 6 national memorial Of lob,
and romance 'oupfe OF history
Tbs organization VIII soon erect q ru,t.hl. ma
moran 10 gohn Alden, but details havs not yet
zen formulated II is also the hope of the Alden
fanorso 10 purchase the site If the first horne
bending. a-ois DE now
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-21
MINERS FIRE ON MINERs-Two HURT.

Steubenve, Ohio, Oct 20.-Twenty-ave dis
gruntled miners of the United States Coal Com
pany. Of Cleveland, at Plum Run fired from hill
SIDE to-day into a party Of miners being led to
work by Superintendent Cox. Two were slightly
wounded. Sheriff Voorhees, has been summoned
from Columbus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-21
WIREIEss RErORTs

The Minneonka. which reported sable Island yes
!efday az SO m when 100 miles southeast
ton. VIII probably a 10
The fannonin, which reported Sable Island at asS
m Yesterday. when ahean that station will dock
about q IN TO morrow 80 N
me fihoed which reported % Sable Island NJ G.4E
m yes rlay when II rntlcs southeast thar station
VIII pIob&o'S dock about a tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-21
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

Sunrise e:16 Sunset 51s Moon s;25 Moons age a
HIGH WATER
AM-Sandy Hook OPS Island 1919 He'll Gate II %
fM-Sandy Hook 1927 Gov Island lo4o Hell Gate II SS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-21
TRANsPACFIc MAILS

New Zealand Ausfrsits f.x..,. vr,.> Close Ia " Z
New Caledonia. Samoa. ana
Fiji Islands Via San Fraaciscol-Ven-
az me Cunard staa, To-Day I2aoa n
New Zealand does not arrive in time 10 cosracs ts
this dispatch extra mails. closing a. 1a.sn via
a $50 a. and D. m Sundavs ~ % saal. 80
$50 a m. 8 a. m and p m will be mad q "a
forwarded until the the Crln- % And
Japan Except parcels post ralls}. C,orea
China and Philippine Islands via Van
couver and Victoria. B C-)-Empress
Japan. Corea. China and PhilfDpina ia - osop
ands (vfa Seattle Shfnano MarlI Oct ~ "a.
Hawaii. Japan. Corea. China and PbIIfr-- - oOoon
pine Islands (vfa San Francfscol-
Noptc 80 DC
Japan. Corea. China and PhippIna - I'D" an
rI ds,a9Gs WA Bellerhon Oct 25 sooo
Hawaii Guam Philippine Islands - -~-'"a n
(via san FTanciscO)-U Transport- Nov ts,n
Australia Except WesO. Fiji Islands ana A--Sop q
New Caledonia tvia Vancouver and
Victoria. B. C.)-Moana. .-.....-- Nov 4 soo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-21

TO-DAY
Vessel For. Tin. Va
sibra. Jamaica. Hamb-A Am nsi closes a.
MONDAY. OCTOBER %
Jefferson. Norfolk. Old Dominion 49,
TUESDAY. OCTOBER "a
Carrnania Liverpool Cunard.
UIer. St Kits y q Dem 20 20 m 1000
MoItke. Naples. Hamb-An .......- 500 Pm
Kansas City Savannah Savannah - 1o,Ooam
Apache. jacksonville. Clyde. ....,. so1pa
Princess Anne, Norfolk. Old Dom. - ss@opa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-21

HAS TO EDIT COPY.

There is the man who forgets the most i'm
portant part of his letter and then gets angry be
cause l mind reader
High the list of qualifications for stenog
rapher I should write the word tact One must
learn to edit goes, too.
"A man was debating to me one day and his
English something unearthIy, but / managed
correct his mistakes I went along and when
| handed him the completed letter he read il with
be1ming face and said 4 pretty good
dictator. amt IT,
There is the who expects YOU 10 know the
exact distance of the from the earth and the
number of cubic inches in the Washington Nonu-
merit But the who is still more annoying is
the who. taking II for granted that you know
absolutely nothing. begins shorthand diCtatiOn
something like this: 'Washington. u c. August 30
1906. Mr.. John Dawson. Dawson. Esquire. New
castle. C-a-s-t-le. Penn. Have YOU gCt that?' Upon
being assured that have. he goes on:
" I am in receipt OF your letter-your favor; take
out 'letter'-of the cd instant-take out instant
and substitute ''ultimo''-and IN reply would say
ana adj infinitum. ad nauseam. not giving me
credit for knowing enough to spell Jones Wash
Times
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-21
OUTGOING STEAMERS

Brings mail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-21

TUESDAY. OCTOBER ?;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-21
SAILED.

steamers vadsrIand (Bele'. Antwerp via pores,
,fIraLaha (Fr1 London: New York. Southampton va
Pivmouth and Chez bourg; Caledonia t5r GasESw asa
NJ Frorrsso and Campeche Senator lNor1 Fort Al
,rDto C;riS 1Ncr1 Norfolk: Emerge (Gerl. Flusn,ns
Itra ,Rrl Galveston; Arkansas DAM Phadel9nSs:
I'm NI-finngton ana Georgetown FL Mar. Galveston.
CCr1si brunswick: Mexico. Havana: Coan1o san 49,
~ Monroe Norfolk and Newport News. Oneida PRIZE
6eInhta. ] NJ Ciuff4y Arthur mot previously
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-22
Scr rsrabtloie" Gunarck.

Seit Iuiong bicicS Morots toat IN
Dem Sibungs-Soo oes &eidstoae.
Sebouoes Ole intcrnotionale Comic.
ren5 Iiir erobtloie Selegropbie. AaeS.
luos man bisber biird ooS &obal
iiber Die Verhouolln9en erfobren bat,
lit, Dab Die Serbonolungen nid)t red,t
nom Sled fommen, neil unter oen
GongreB NiitglieOern arpbe Mei-
niIngsperidieocnbeitcn berriden. DC.
5eifneno lit, oab elmer Der erlten Be
idIiiiie fpar. bic Erciie bon Der 9c.
rifteritattung iiber Die 8crboaolun.
gen itrift aus5uidlieBen. ebenio ia.
ben lid alle Ibeilnebmer perpflihtet,
oen nielen Bertretcrn GROCER 3eitnll-
gen mebcr oireft, nod inoireft Nfit-
tbeilungen 5itfommen 81 ~loiicn. 9tur
0as offi5ioie .WoIii'ide 1eIeerapben.
8iircnu erbdlt taelih einen fiir5en
8eridt iiber Die 0erbunoluneen. gei
ben gerban0llIngen banoelt es lid
0nrnm, 81 elmer infernationalen Ser.
itdnbiguns fiber ben @ebraud Der
orabtIoien 1elegrapbie ultb Die per-
ificoenen Spiteme 81 aclnngen. Tn
WeSug auf Setterc fonlnlcu MIR 5lpei
III Wctrnd)t: oas @arconi-S pitcm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-22
Der Sanoel Eurtp Hico's.

Gos Stotiltil6c 9iireoii ocS San-
ocls.I eportcments pcroiientlid)t eill
Bulletin iibcr Frobuftion mo Son-
bcl Der Snicl Eorto Tico. Ger 9cridt
lit bon Dem bortigen ipnniihcn &ons
jul abgefoBt uno itelt Die lpirtbi6oft-
lid)e Gage Der Sniel ais cine giiniti9c
oar. Gic groBere auSfnbr cntf1Qt
bouptlGhli6 oiif ben 3lldcr, Der nod
ocn G%creinigtcn Stootcn peribifit
miro. Gbenio rplroc fir nlebr, oils
5lpeieinbolb Wiuionen Collars %.
bof nad) ocn Gereini9ten Stooten
pcrionot, boucbcn Orongen, aofoss
niilie, Nnnnos mo nnoere Sriid)te.
Ger Salocl nit onbcren 2Gllocrn lit
ooae9cn 5uriid9ego1gen mo 5lpor III.
iolge Der Gorif- a%cnoerungcn, bic ben
Gcrcinigtcn Staotcn IN mondcn
Sonoclss Irtifcln eN, Wonopol ii6er-
ten. Ger Sonoel Eorto &ico's lit
ioit 9on5 oili Die &ereini9tcn Stao.
ten beid)rGnft, 5umol Die Giniubr.
Ia iif Die &ultlir bes 3~rldcrrobrS
iniolge bcs 9uten gbiobcs in Den let.
ten Sobrcn gut bc5oblt bot, 10 inn
Die 3udcr.Elontogen I'M lestcn Sabre
llnl 20 Erp5ent permcbrt mo nelte
Sabrifcn nit nloOernen Woihinen
gcbout mprocn, 2cttere meiit bon
onierifonildcn 8opitolilten. Gic Ero.
fitc oicier Nnlogcn gcben Der Sniel
uerlorerL mcil lie nad) Den Tcreinig-
ten Stnotcn obflicBen. allf Der Ga
bofsbou bat lid olrd rntioneaerc
notwithstanding bcbciIteno gebo6en,
oogeoen lit Die &oiice=aultlir, oic frii'
Der Die @runologe beS Heihtbums
Der Smell biloctc, lebr 5uriid gegoll-
gen. Cine groBe 3obl bon auifee.
Elorto0en lit nufgegeben morOen, 10.
Dab iebt nid)t piel mebr, als 5lpnn5ig
Tro5ent Der aofieebGlme trogenoen
2Gnbereien uittcr aiiItilr iin0. Gofs
icc-Elontoocn, Die iriiber oitf GO bis
70 Go1nrs pro 9lfer gclpertbet uitr.
oell, lilrb iebt fir 10 bis 90 Collars
III boben ober peroen iiir riiditGnoige
Stcliern ooer Sppotbefen alif Auftion
periteigcrt. %or Der nmerifoniid)cu
Sffupotion, olio Dor od)t Sobreu.
tiibrte Yorto Hico fir mcbr, dis eff
WiQionen Collars aaffe aus, bellte
foum nod fir brei Wtiuionen. Sir
mond)e @egenben iinb ole 5ronsport-
folten 81, bod. Tns miro lid) bcileru,
melln Die gcplonten 9abnen polcnbct
limo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-22

uno bos MrcoeS ldbpsS pitcm Der Sc.
lcfnnfen. @nglonb mo Stolicn limo
bernorragcn0 an benz Worconi.SDs
item intercilirt, 0a Warconi cln Stoa
liener lit, un0 Gnglonb bat bcrcltS
cine Nn5obI MnrconisS totioucn. 8ic
mir aus oelitihcn 9ldttcrn crlcbcn,
lit .Worconi in ser Gonicren5 iclblt
oils beg~loilbiqtcr observation-disclosures,
uno 5mor Der bes 6iirIten Don Mon-
tenegro, ipdbrcnb cs Erofciior SIabp
obgclebnt bat, ben bciltihen Tclegir>
ten olld) MIR ais Observation-Disclosures
NcirotG 5l oic1en. Ga Die Warconi
Stoiioncn grunbidblih Die Nnnabmlc
mo @eiterbeforocritno elmer bltrd
Gin onocreS Spitcm gegebcnen Gcpc.
ld)c oblebncn, 10 Iiegen sic Wonopol.
9%eItrebungcn Scr Worconi. Sntcrci.
icrtcn flnr ouf Der &ono. 8eraoe
me9cn oicicr MonopolitcIlng lit
obcr bic Goniercn5 5uiommcn beirut
len morocn. GS fam nidt I'M gu.
Scr Stootcn licgell, boB bie
brobtloic Geographic cin @cltmono-
pol miro, OnS Den goll5en GrbboQ
lumiponnt. Gs ipielen politiihe, mie
commer5iele Srogen cine HoIle in
oicIcr Gonfcrcn5, n1b man bari &c
iponnt icinL Oh Der GongrcB iiberz
poiitipe Gr1cbniiie cr5ielcn
miro. Sdpn boB lid sic Gonfercnj
bis in ben Nopelnber binein5iebt, lGBt
Den S6llb 81, 0nb Die &crbonolun.
gen nidt 10 glott %perloricn, oils 81
Ipiinidcn mare.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-22
Wuntaa, Den %. Sftobcr 1906.
Tht Scitcn.
8olontanacl.

Iic ploBlide Ino l%lncrlpartcte Ha.
tcnitcigcrung Der 9anf BON englonl
nuf ledJs Tro5cnt fam pic cine 9onl,
be III ocn 9orlenmarft, i6rcibt Scnrr
Gleps in ieincm lebten Wod)enbc-
riht. Gs lit Die bod)ltc Gotc icit 1G
SubrclL nls bas Snlls Barring iol.
lirtc. 3ic 9allf bon England grill
81 oielcm ,Mittel, neil ibre Heierpcn
itort o1gcgriffen iporcn mo BON
Gqppten unb bcn Ser. Stooten nclic
8oloonipriid)e an oic 9auf in @uS,
lidt itnnhcn. Gle 9onf itiibt lid
nun geaen lpeitere @oloent5iebun.
gen. 0ie Solgen bieier 6otcncr'
bobu1g loiien iid) nod nift obieben,
guf bic CIRCULATION muB iie I'M,
g%iinItig einlpirfcr uno ein Solen
Der gftien miro sic SoIgc bopon
iein. Ger toufiibncn CIRCULATION
Der lettcil 3cit miro Gin Gnoe &C.
modjt, bd aud sic Iclltide Mcid)ss
banf ibre &nten crbDbt bot. @cnn
bic @arf bon Gllglono bo5lt bel.
trGgt, Der iuilbcn Spefulotion on
seer @6rie 5l ltercrn 10 lit bos feil1
lln9liif. llebrigenS lic9t oie Sroge
nabe: $50 fommt aa Dos @olo bin?
Sic @olbprpbuftion bat IN ocn lct.
ten Sobrcn burd) Gntbedurg neilcr
@olbfclber unb sic perbclicrtcn Mc.
tbobclL @olo aus @r5cn bon minoc.
rem @cbolt nit Sortbeil oils5uidei.
Den, eltorm 5lgcnonrmCn. Wentl
nun oitd) in 9ctrad)t 1c5ogen mir0,
bob IN Der &unIt un6 III cilliocn S1St.
oilItricn piel 0pIo perbroud)t miro,
10 blcibt cS INNER nod unerfl1rIidl,
ipobin groBc @olbporrGtbc Der.
idhprnben iinb. Gnolono'$ 8olobc.
ltoitoe iin0 geringer, oils lic eS IN
oen lctten IS Sobren morcn. Sic
iino minbcItcn& 50 MiQionen germ.
ger, ols Dor 10 Snbrcn, mo bod bot
England in Der 3cit Mcngen @olbcs
aus Siibofrifo unb auitrolicn or.
bolten. 5rot %unicrcr reid1cil @olh.
aliSbclltc IN NloSfo INC beil mcit.
lldIeit Stoatcn boben mir oueill int
pcrfloliencn Scptcmber nabeSu fir
30 Wiaioncn Collars @olo impor.
ilrt, iuGbrenb mir inn Scptembcr
1903 MIR fir 100000 Collars i'm.
portirten. Sn ben crltcn l,cltil Mo.
ilntci nieIes Snbrcs belief lid) unlere
@plbcinfubr ouf &c Wiaionen Col.
lars. llnb rod immer nil ooS
gelbe Mtetoa nidt rcid)en. Nln lic9t
olleroiltgS III uniercn SdposomtS.
urb llntcrifntomts : @elpolbcn 10
niel @plo, Dob scr Gnoppbeit lcid,t
9elteucrt perben fonnte. IS miro
obcr Dem Sonhel porclltbolten. Cine
genbcrung III uniercm lln,louismit
tel. SDitem lit brin9cno acboten,
nbcr eS lit nid)t mnbritcinIid1, oob
Der Gon9reb Die Sroee in iciicr
uodIitr,t Srfiintt o,,ri,hrc, ,,;rS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-22
Gpuiia Scelcr.

@s itGrb an u. Oitobcr 1906. 20 Ndnufcn
nnd 1 lbr liabmiiiagS, in ibrer gsobnlrg,
lir. 2G03. SefferfonsStra6c. Sral 2puiia Sc,-
Ter, seIiebte @nttin bon Suitab 8cbler. i'm
alter bon 90 Subren. 0 Mionnte1 mo II 1ugcn.
Sic Secroigung iinbct 0'ittlpudl, ocG -. on.
9tud)mittags 2 llbr, bonn 3ruuerbaliie aus uii
bent ~St. Mattbdis6 ricobofe" itatt.
MlsgebuIbet, ausgcIitten
Sait Su Seiner lruben S6mer5,
Mltsaeblutet NM erialtet
m Seiu trcles. Iie6cs 6cri:
Winndhen 5ng ltto mulhe atd6t
Snit Su in S6mcr6cn 5ngcbrabt.
co ihInf' bonn lppbI. mir fhauen uut
@cetoet bat Scin EiIgerlaut
In Defines 6eilnnoe Fruit.
$50 Su MIN lchit In iel'ger Cuff.
Ter traucrnoc 8attc uebit Spbn
(205-0 uub 0crtu aubten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-22
Grnus Shlaffcr.

IS ftnrb pIbtIi6 am Sunnta9, ben p. .Sftober
1906, 1920 ltbr Wior9elis, 6ran5 Sflaffer, &c
liebtsr @attc Der neritoroercn AnHa SNIaaiter.
Wouaten. Die Nccroigii1g iinoct W,ittiuuh,
oet "a. SItobcr, Mipracns um 8 u1r bonn
3rauerbauic, 9sr. 46, nerl. @aitern;abenlie,
@iablGnoicnu. aus lla6 Der .per3 Seli,alrDe
iuiro. 9eifcbung pripatim. @ittc, feline Slus
men.
Gie trancrnoeu Siuterblicbcncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-22
Catherine Gfitcin.

IS ftarb am 30. Gftoher 1906 Catherine Cd
itcin, 2Siitlnc oes ncrilurbcnen SpGn 9diteill,
i'm Mlter bon sc Snbren, 4 Wionaten llno 10
4ager. Die Necrbignng iinoet am Eicnita9,
Jtunmiitags . ubr, bon ibrcr NSobnlliig, Nr.
724, observation-disclosures aus auf BEN
,SrciciniafeitSs Sricoboie" iintt. ipo6ii gerunroic
mo 6rennoe udb fingopoa cingeIaoen iino.
(DnI-G
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-22
Winrnnrctn Mnltcr.

IS iicrb ant 10. Sficbcr 1906. 20 Minuten
mad o llbr slhenoS, in Der &5obHing iDrcr
Iodter. Sran Glifubetb Stieirip, gtr. $40, "
rene |~ittroii, Satin ocS nerftorbenen 90
rdiu gSalier. I'M 9llter bon ST Sabren. Sic
8eeroigung fiuoet Wuntna, oet -. Sfluber.
gSobruua aus ftntt. 8eiiceura auf Der Bal
tinlore Gemcicro." (203-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-22
2pMoun Fart.

Ter hnnptia dt.ihite Srirobuf In VeiHmsre.
Su iebcr Sctt trrcihbor. Stint gentS 3abrs
gelo BON allen GtuoitbciIeu. Gtrabenbn6us
gSaooits pditret bet 8ouptcinanng ale ort,
Die ben 5riehbui bel ranbcut yVctter befitrbct.
Nclr!thntfhIdbe An icbr m1kiecu Prciicm.
lal1niili0 litler iorhudbrcnocr 1tGcae.
(Sdn6-)
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Gcriammlmngs-In3cigc

pSprtng-8arocu 0au. uuo SpnrsVereia."
SIC tdbrlibe Terfammlu1g iino Veallfets
9Sabl iliI6ci am Mittiupdi, ben "a. Sftotcr 1906.
Mbe1hs $ llbr, int Sereirslofalc Tr. 1, Ut
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