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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-10
SAY RUBBER STAMP WAS TRACED.
Experts studying Alleged Forged sigma
lures 70 Crawford Will and Letter.

Experts Studying Alleged Forged sigma
lures % Crawford viii and Letter.
SCRANTON, Pa, Dot. Elm the Crawford
will contest. IN which. George b. SchOoley
Of Philadelphia seeks to get 81 900, 900 from
the estate OF his cousin, James L. Crawford,
three experts will be put on the stand to-
morrow morning to testify a. to the sigma
lures 20 the letter and will under which Mr..
schooley has made his claim.
An this afternoon the experts have been
uhotoRraphing the Crawford letter and will
and examining the documents. This work
waa done under tho eye Of Francis B. Davis,
OF counsel for Schooley, 30 fearful are the
pctitiOnsrs that something will happen to
the papors.
m,tted the fact to leak out that they wall
eeek 10 establish that the signatures TO the
will and letter furnished BY Schooley we're
traced over q signature rubber stamp. II 10
sald that the photographic enlargements OF
the Documents viii SHOW his pla My.
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REGISTRATION FAIRLY GOOD.
TOTAL IS SSS,170 IN THE CRY,
AGAINST .SGS,Ss4 LAST YEAR.

Manhattan and 1he BrSux Ahead. nvsokiyn
and queens Fail Bettnd -R'ehmOud .
I1tus Ahead Rain Probably Helped
slaeken the Registration Yesterday.
The registration for the second day in
this city fell Oh a little and the total for two
days In Manhattan and The Bronx exceeds
the two days total Of last year by ONLY
Is. 200. where the arst day ran II.OOO ahead.
In Brooklyn there was q faEisE OH Of about
I 800 from last year. The rain perhaps
accounts for the falling on in Queens. Here
arc the totals:
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STATE WILL GET $4,000, 600.
New Recording Mortgage TSx Law . Great
Revenue Producer.

ALBANY, Oct. S.-New York city for the
months Of July, August and September
has sent 10 the STATE Treasurer a check
for SASS ,OOs, which ID the revenue due the
State from collections made during that
period under the new recording mortgage
tax law. This would indicate that the State
would get So 900 900 during the frst years
operation Of the law, which is much larger
than had been estimated. Under the
original annual mortgage tax law passed
a year ago but tS40 AIS was received by the
State Treasurer from this city for the whole
year ended June 30 last. The total receipts
from the old mortgage tax law from the
entire state for that year were but t4Si 1913.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-10
FOR WIRELESS EXCHANGE.
International Conference Now stVeusIy
behind Germany.
Special Gable Despatch TO tbs sun.

Special Cable Despatch to TIL sun.
BERLIN, Oct. s.-The Berlin correspond
ent Of the Daily Mail reports sensational
developments at the International wireless
telegraph conference. He says that Great
Britain is practically isolated. There ia a
split among the British delegates, while
both Japan and France have deserted her.
Only Italy thus far has given any indica-
ton Of supporting the British opposition
to Gerrnauy's proposal for an Interchange
OF Communication by all systems.
Il II stated that the delegates repre-
sentinR the British Post ONCE regard Great
Britain's opposition as foolish, while the
Admiralty delegates feel bound to adhere
to the Admiralty's agreement with MarOOni.
The United States delegates, who were
watering, have now decided to support
Germany.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-10
THE BETTING ON HEARST.
Odds Onered on Hughes s 10 = without
Takers.

Election betting commissioners were
unanimous yesterday in saying hat any
one desiring to bet on Hughes must lay
more than ~ TO 1. and they very much
doubted II any considerable amount Of
Hearst money would make It's appearance
even at 8 to 1. At least, they said, Hearst
propositions Of whatever kind had been very
scarce in the last few days. A few small
beta at ~ to 1 were the only ones reported
during the day. In the hands Of two or
three commissioner there was an aggregate
Of t4S 900 to be laid on Hughes az ~ 20 1.
No takers could be found.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-10
RUSSIAN PRINCE MURDERED.
Body Lies on the street where He zen,
villagers Refusing 70 Touch u.
Special Gable DsSpGtehss to THE

Special Gable DsSpd'ehss TO THE SUN
ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. "a despatch from
Tinis says that Prince Jason PavlenOn was
murdered on a street in the village OF Cork.
None OF the villagers would handle the
body and it lies where it fell. Prince Jason's
uncle, Prince Gregory, was similarly muir
dered last June, and his body lay for ten
days before II was removed for burial.
LONDON, Oct. lO.-The correspondent OF
the Times at st. Petersburg says he hears
that during a review that was held on the
eve Of the Cars recent cruise several bull
let's passed close TO members Of his Majesty's
ataH
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-10
CAUGHT WINDOW SWASHER.
Burglary With q Package on the BOwery
-Sleuths on the spot.

Burglary with q Package on the BOwery
-SleHIhs on The spot.
Detective ~Serseants DOndero and Cavoni
were walking down the Bowery last night
just behind a poorly dressed Italian who
carried a neatly wrapped package under
his left arm. just opposite 2Se Bowery,
where is the odd Curiosity Shop of Joseph
ROsenthal a Son, the man shifted the pack
age and hurled IL through the window OF
the store.
Before he had a chance TO grab anything
the detectives figured out that this was
his s~ohene-they reached for him and he
ran away After a lodging chase across
the BOwery and back again. and down
through a side street. they caught him in
tie doorway Of - Prince street. The
man was locked up in Police Headquarters
charged with attempted burglary. . He
gave hiS name "a Giro RirOghisO and said
he lived at ~ Prince street.
In the indOw az the time were a lot
Of valuable things, including a gold and
diamond belt, declared to Re the cham
pionship belt once held by John l.. Sulli-
van, a. well a. a gold watch and chain, alno
the property formerly OF the heavyweight
champion fighter.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-10
SIZES HUSBAND FOR PIN MONEY.
wife Springs signed Agreement 10 Prove
That He Owes Her RSx9.

OMAHA. Oct. "a novel suit was insti-
tuted in the District Court here to-day by
Mrs. Lason F. JOnes against her husband.
She asks 1857, which she claims the husband
promised but failed to pay her.
Mrs. Jones incorporates in her petition a
copy Of a written contract signed by bersef
and her husband in which he agreed to pay
her SO a month for her personal use and in
which she agreed not to demand from him
more than hat amoun for her personal Use.
Mrs. Jones alleges that under this agree
ment Mr.. Jones should have paid her 5000,
whereas lac has actually paid her only S4s,
and she asks Judgment for The unpaid
balance.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-10
WOMAN HANDWRITING EXPERT.
Mrs. Isaac King Phelps a stand 10
COrrObOrAte Husband Testimony.

NEW HAVEN, Oct. S.-In trying to estah-
lish the legality Of 4 will DR.. Isaac King
Phelps. professor Of chemistry at Yale.
was a witness in the Probate Court here
to-day as a handwriting expert.
For the first time in the history OF the
court a professors wife was introduced
a. a witness to ~corroborate her husbands
expert testimony. Mrs. Phelps aid that
she was a Smith College graduate in the
class OF 90. that she had made chemistry
a special study and mad assisted her husband
in the handwriting experiments.
When asked on cross-examination il he
had ever testified in cour before as a hand
writing expert, DR.. Phelps replied: mo,
this is the first time and hope it will be
the last
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-10
BIG B~ATTLESHTP FAST.
DreadnOuEht steams Fight Hours at
Average speed O6 IFS Knots.
Special Gable Despatch 10 TEE Sun.

LONDON, Oct. s.-The bsttleship Dread
nought has completed her full power trials
under war conditions. They are known
to have been highly successful, but the
Official details are withheld.
IL is unoficially stated that she steamed
eight hours at an average speed Of as
knots. Her maximum speed was 22.4 knots.
She Is the fastest battleship ever built.
Her performance Ia regarded an a great
triumph for turbine engines.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-10
WILSON FOR DRrDEN'S PLAcEr

Question . Draw AZ COaference Of Easex
County Assszrtsiy Candidates.
An effort ia made ; estaTday by the
Democratic eaders Of EsseK county, N. j.,
in a conference Of The eleven candidates
for Assembly TO force the latter to declare
DR.. Woodrow Wilson. president Of Prince
ton College, to he their choice for United
states Senator for the seat nov held by
John +. Dryden.
The result was a three hour wrangle
and a draw. The conference failed to in
dorse anybody, but adjourned to meet
again next Saturday night, when another
attempt will be made TO pledge the dele
cation,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-10
FIRE COMMISSIONERS PICKED GIT.
appointment Expected TO-day-No Politics
Under Etllaen.

Mayor Mcclellan did not make known
yesterday the name Of the new Fire Com
missioner. IL can be stated, however,
that he has practically selected the mar
and IL Ia expected that no will make the
announcement to-day.
william 3. Ellison, the new Corporation
Counsel, took charge yesterday morning OF
the city's law department.
There will be nc changes for political
reasons in the stan Of ASSISTANTS no said.
Il shall conduct this department a. I would
my own private Law business. No one
will get an appointment In his Office while
I am here because OF his political backing
and no one will be removed because his
political Affiliations may not be those Of tho
head Of the city's administration"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-10
registration IN Jersey City.

In Jersey City yesterday only 2,SSl names
were enrolled at the second days registry,
making a total Of 27,aSS for the two days.
The first days heavy registration was due
to the interest shown in the Republican
primaries. The total registry for the
three days in the fall Of 1905 was A7,OOs.
The third and Last registration day will be
October ~.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-10
WEAVER TO SPEAK IN NEW YORK.
PhiIadelphla's Mayor Deeply Interested
IN Mr. MuRhes'a CAmnalkn.

PhHadeiphiab Mayor Deeply Interested
In Mr. HOghes's Campaign.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 0.-SOme time before
October 10 Mayor Weaver win speak in
New York State In the interest OF Charles
+. Hughes. He also has under considsra.
ton a request TO appear on the stump In
Ohio. He probably will accept.
Speaking Of his proposed speaking trip
in New Y0rh the Mayor said:
Il am very much Interested in the Eight
in New York. IshoHld like zee Mr.. HuGhea
elected. He 10 nay mind represents the
true refomer end the fearless manner in
which he probed the insurance cases has
surely won the admiration Of every true
citi.en. helieSe the good people Of NeW
fork mean 70 elect him by a large majority
and l teDl sure they will rally N hls support
regardless 81 political ~alliancea.s
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-10
NEGROES LYNCH A NEGRO.
Victim Accused SS Attempting q Crime
Against . Negro Girl.

DALLAS, Tex, Oct. O.-AnthOny Davis,
a negro hack driver, was lynched at Tex
arkana by a mob Of his Own race az ? o'clock
this morning.
Davis was accused Of attempting to
as 'ault q sixteen-year-old negro girl from
Baxter, Ark, a week ago, while she vas at
the Union Station in TeKarkana on her way
to a school at Crockett. Tex.
Davis at the time was arrested and adj
mitUed To hail inc the girl Proceeded to
Crockett.
Late last night a mob Of several hundred
negroes quietly got Davis, took him in his
own hack 20 Booae Hill, a suburb. tied
death.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-10
DECLARES MANY QUEENS SMOKE.
Paris TObaceaDist Proves re supplied
Cigarettes TO MarGherita Of Italy.

SpsetaI Cabs Dsspafch 70 n SuN.
Paris, Oct. "a tobacconist who was
sued for advertising himself without au-
thority az purveyOr Of cigarettes 10 sz-Queen
Msrgherita Of Italy proved to-day that he
regularly supplied her Majesty with ciga-
rettes. He incidentally declared that the
Czarina was q devOtsS Of tobacco, she
frequently receiving from London con-
signments Of perfumed cigarettes. The
Queens Of Portugal and Rumania and
ex-Queen Cristina Of Spain were also, he
said, confirmed smokers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-10
OLD TIME SPELLING FOR YALE.
President Hadley De ciaFea Against the
New pose welt Method.

NEW HAVEN. Oct. S.-Yale will not adopt
simpliHed spelling. according to a statement
made by President Hadley this afternoon.
Il do not intend to make use Of the new
system, and l am not IN advocate Of it,"
said he. Il think the burden Of proof lies
with the advocates OF the movement. no
with those who refuse to be drawn into the
reform reaks. see as vet no reason to
ADOPT It,"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-10

The registration Of the first two days
Is compared in the following table with the
returns OF two days In 1906 and 1904 from
approximately the several territories now
included In the new Assembly Districts:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-10
schumann-HeI OutsInEs . Thunderstorm.

PORTLAND. Me-, Oct. s.-FOr the fourth
time Nine. Schumann-He Elm was tonight
the star Of the Maine music festival. She
was royalty received. A heavy thunder
sho wer was raging when she sanC, hut
neither the peals u Thunder nor the dazElinR
flashes Of lightning marred her melody or
nIiied her good nature.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-10

or,ahrr nlustratea % color, printed on the hlgh-
l.s1a al I'M HndsSn and viewed from Inc e0mfcrt-
aSs Day 0nefs. u somethlns always V rsnsanbsF.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-10

trTEe I!rE 3: ~ &C.. AT w.. : .;s... s.1sIs.'
. adp.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-10

4: EEW .Y6sk u sssaAk; e eTlsiass'zz % s.E Y
nH ss'ihsst sfss Sf siksi 40 ,niHs-z&
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-10

Aavsrslsa % eco o n. Y. ~TelspAsns D,rso-
Sppiy TsiepSSSs M. fds. cs~irwsss ssaS S.-1n"re.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-10

After ali. Ushsr's the scotch
a rads the hlghhaIi n 2
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-10

.,. s..g. S s:s!H I; I 80 :s=:s 4 s:i4. n i! s:..s "; "
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-10

o7o.aS y. y. 90 Atlanta q Return.
CAInaSs bu'ldeo Conyention. Tickets on aals
wa southern ny. Oct. 10 20 n. Throu4a slesW-
ilE and dlnlAg car service. n. Y. ohees III and
isO Broadway
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-10

Nm. D0oL.ET DISCUSSES eOcIALInM
ernfn. Aap.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-30

BUR lcbten u II 4 e. - @eltcrn
Nodmlittog fono Die 9eeroi9rng oes
&ru. @oporo $. Sbomion, H%r0lioen-
ten Ger Worplonb Notionol +. 9ont,
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4Sorf : Mocnuc rn0 Mooiiunltr. aus
itatt. nodJoem EaItor Tpnulo 8utb.
rio ciucn einbridapollen Sroucrgot.
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men. ltnjGbline 9lumcnitiidc
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unO u. .. SounrO, unb olS Gbren4
SobrtudtrGger Gen. Srnncis &. $50.
ter$, Eroi. ". u. anapp unb 9&.
GougloS $. @orbpn, EoltglnS $.
Ghomos. Moltrice Saupbcinter, Is.
". @altber, 2.36. Nolhg, >Sere 8.
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@inneitcr, y. z. Crane, @iQiom $.
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Charles u. @cb6 nno Snm. 6. Rom,
luno.
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gc6rudJt. ipoielbit CHIC HcQuiemmeiic
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giric OILS Gelebront. Toter @citer
ais Giofon nro Eoter Michaus ols
Su6binfon. NlS Vobrtlld)trdgcr iuils
oirtcu Gilfcl 0cS Gntid,laienclt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-30
@5dentlider @cinnoGcitsbcridt.

Mebr SooeSiGae in Ser Iebtcn @ote,
ais il, oen Orei &oriobren. - 66
@~erionen erltc0cn 2ungenIeioen,
m1brcno 25 all &er5franfbcitcn
lterbcn.
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fir Die am 30. 0aiember cn0enDe
@ode 5eigt 221 IOOcsi1lr gegcn 1871
iiir sieielbe 8ode IN 1908, 1872 in
1904 uno PA in 1903. Die iGbrlid)e
GoocSrate pro Souicuo Ser Sep0lfe.
rlillg mar 20.22; @cibc 1870. Negcr
33.6S. Gle batptiGdlid)cn So0eSur-
lad)cn mnrcn: 5ppbns 3, 0~ipbtberitiS
3. 9r1une t, 8rippc /, Shninbiud)t
33, &rebS fl, Shllsoniau 10, Scr5-
franfbeiten 25, @rondJitiS 1, 2ungens
entjiinoung 80, Sri9bt'idje 9tiercn-
fronfbeit II, SdJmGd)e nad) Der Sc
burt TO, Altersidp0dle 8, SelbItmoro
=, llniGae etc. IL.
&on Sen 5ooien Waren t19 @ciBe
mo 81 Neger in Sen Ser. Staotell
lno IL inn NlISlanO geboren. @ei 3
mar ser @eburtsort m~betannt. Nd)t
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Sol0euOc Observation-Disclosures mltr'
ocll anBcncl0ct:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-30

Sultcn oftencS Sans. -
Glncm oltcl Graud Sufolgc pcrocn
am NCliabrst1ge picle &otclS Scr
StlOt fir iGrc &uuocn ~oiieucs SaltS
ha!tcn. &m .Sotcl Sopce" nnroen
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mcrOcr bort am Neuinbrstagc BON #
llbr Tormittdgs bis = lthr Nndmlt.
tags oen Gingcla0enen ierpirt mer-
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icocs Sobr, Der iiblihc @mpilng itott-
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Iiers cin9cIuOcn limo. Sm st.
%ames.Sotel" miro bon 6 bis 8 llbr
Nbcnos eiu SpcSial.G Diner ~ierpirt.
@bcnio ncroen fir Den @%telliobrstag
IN .MenItert's Sotel," i'm .Nelpeoere.
Sotel, in Srn. WcGaban's nGlnb.
&otel" uno nnOcrcn sSoteIS umiang-
rci6c &orbcreitungen getroficn.
Ger brittle SobreSboll Oco
Gomcn Stills ; SereinS nSebrclu
SGcltering orb Erotectipc sliiocin4
ton" miro ON Neniabrs : Ibeno III
Der .2pric" lt%ottiinoen. Gas Goll.
&oiflite bcitebt aus foigenoen 90
men: Sri. Q. airidner. 8orliBerit
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limo Der alllidjt. boB oieieS Bartlett
oaS gr6bte icin miro. oas Der Sroes
jc in MnrplanO peranitoltete.
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Sricfbci6rocrnma nad) Sem gnslanoc

Gle aualGnoiihe YoIt iiir Ole nit
oem ). SSanilar 1907 enoenoe 8pd)c
idllic6t. in oQen tSGqcn piinttlidj. I'M
Naupt Yoltamt. mie folgt:
Die Bodct,Eoit lit t09lih bon 8
llbr &ormittogS bis 3 llIr 46enoa
oifcn. 0ltsAcnonmen Sonntag.
Die &adetsErit uad) Geutihlano
idIiebt I'M 10 llbr 8ornlittlgs am =.
ulo 4. Saruar 1907; nab @roB6ri-
tonnien uno SrlanO GienItdgs uno
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europa per GaHpier Oceanic" pia
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piu SABRE QSoit na1 8roB6ritannien
mo $rlan0 mus per 81 lorraine"
bejciduct' icinl.
6reitag - Z lt6r 9lbenos: mad,
europa per 0dmpier st. Saul" uia
Tlnntputb uno G|9erbourg; nuh Den
N5orcit SnieIn per Cpl. oGcoric."
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Imcrifu, " IT, etc.
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Curacao, &fnrjueln iro Colombia,
per 3ampier .Qtnrncaibo."
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nadl fumoica per Camper bon go
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naOa luno SririGn0 per Ganpicr
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liu0c."
Mittmcd) - 10 lt6r 2(ben0S: nadl
oca BAHAMAS, Glba, Oucatnn mo
Gdnps0e per Oampicr rWerioo;"
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per Gampfcr .8enetia;" llad) Warti.
nilue, Barbados mo @uiana per
Daupier o5olisman;" mad SSan1aica
per Gnmpicr uUl Hbilaoelpbin; nah
Yernam6nco per Gampier oMiu."
Nonneritag ~ 10 llbr Nbcn0s:
nad) Sapti per 9nmpicr 0grias Bif.
lem Der 8ierte;;" na6 Central : Inic-
rita Colombia, Scr aanal5one nno
@dicu al Der Siiot&nciiicfiiIte per
1nmpier uia Colon.
5reitag I llbr Aben0s: nad)
@arbooo@. @uiQna uno 9toro 9rnIi.
lien per Gnnupier rGonlctenIc." 10
ll1r G6en0s; mad, Yorto 9fico, Gil-
rltdo mo Nelte5ueln per GonpIer
Caracas" no6 Eurto Miro per
0auapicr DEunce," pin Eoncc;; nadl
Sraiiliqn per 3ompier o9pron;"
nad) oen 2eemaro. uno @inoparos
Snietn uno Guiana" per 0uinpfer
,aoruna:" nad) Noro 9rNiilien per-
9nEpicr o@opn5;" nadl Samalca.
bahama. Ser &araliore mo Golon!-
bia per Gnmpier nSn1ua."
Die Eoit nah Heltiun0Iano, pio
9toro. Sponep. unO nod) Nfiqllclon,
uia Bottom, idlliebt bier idgliA I'M 3
llbr Nadnittaga; nad 6lt6a. pia
Tampa, tdglid) I'm I llbr Ha6init-
tags; nad) GoIta Gica, Sononrds
(CItfiiits), Nicarogua (Oitfiiltel nno
@~uatamaln. MA Nep.S Orleans. taslif
nm 10 llbr Abenos; mad Der StaOt
Wcrieo t1glid1 nm , ltbr Hahntittass
uro 10 ltbr Abcios.
Grams. Yacifie Soit.
9iontaq 10 llbr 4benoS: nad)
Saruaii. gnam uro Den Bhilippincn.
ola Son 6ranSisco.
gonneritag - { ltbr Stbenos: nah
Sapan, Gorea. Gbinl unN Den Hhl,
lippinen. nia Se1ttle. 10 llhr Mos.
mad Sapah Gorea, Gbina unO ocn
| l,hiIihninctt Mn Snn ~Sran,iscn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-30
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