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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-23
PURELY PERSONAL.

William Hayes of Luke street Is visiting friends in Torrington.
 Miss May Lunny is visiting Miss Annie Gallagher of West Haven. Miss Anna Coffey of New Britain spent yesterday with friends in this city, S.. .n oi Iss... '
 Edward Maillard has returned, after spending a week at Bantam lake.
 John Lawlor. formerly of this city, now of New York, was in town yes terday.
 Miss Katherine c. Bergen left yes terday to spend the next two weeks in Norwich.
 The Misses Ethal L. and Alice Pe- ters will spend the next two weeks at Short Beach.
 Mrs James Mcclure, who has been visiting relatives in Pennsylvania, has returned home.
 Yesterday several from this city visited the members of the Algonquin club who are at Bantam lake.
 William Downey, clerk at the Win throp in Meriden. was visiting at his home on East Main street yesterday.
 Mrs Catherine Dunigan and Miss Mary Melvin have gone to Boston to visit Mrs Dunigan's son John and family.
 The Rev F. D. Walter of the First M. E. church left to-day for North field. where he will spend months vacation.
 MT and Mrs John Goss, s. Kellogg Plum and Miss Marjorie Hayden are among the Waterbury people at Pine Orchard.
 Michael Hennessey of West Main street has returned after a delightful trip through Montreal. Chicago, Buff falo and New York. Miss Nellie Fray of New Haven, who has been spending the past two weeks with Mir and Mrs James Luddy of Park avenue, has returned home.
 Miss Mollie English of Brooklyn. N. Y.. who is spending the summer at the home of her sister. Mrs D. Hogan on Leonard street. is also a guest of Miss Mary Harty of East Main street.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-23
WATCH FACTORY EMPL0YES
4 Number of Them Are Spending
 Vacations at Various Resorts.

The watch factory will close for one week for It's summer vacation.
 July 28, and the employees will spend their vacation in the following places: William Atkinson will spend his vacation at Hitchcock's pond on Meriden road. John Kelly and fam lily will be at Fort Trumbull Beach. Nellie Barker will go to Block Island and Newport. Frank Johnson and family at Walnut Beach for two weeks. George Marshall and family will be at the shore. Annite B. Mes sick with friends will go to the Berk- shire hills for two weeks. John Gal waller and family will visit his home in Pennsylvania. Mayme Malone with friends will go to Vermont for two weeks. George Rhineheimer and wife will go to Newark, N. J., for one week. Mae Hanchette will visit friends in Michigan. Charles Goven and family will spend two weeks in Walnut Beach. Mrs Byam will visit friends in New Haven. Peter Blan- chette will visit his daughter in Can- ada. Anna Smith and friend will go to the mountains for two weeks. Wall ter Goulet will see the sights in Dreamland, Coney Island. Mollie Harrington with friend will go to New York city for one week. Fred Johnson will go to the mountains. Abbie and Sara Keane will go to Green mountains, Vt, for two weeks. John Brennan will be at the Sound View hotel, Savin Rock. Mary Kelly will spend two weeks in Boston, Mass. George Sullivan will go to Lau- rel Beach for two weeks. Eddie Dene- hy will be in New York city and Con- ey Island. w. Edward Coping will visit his friends in Jersey City. Ben Pepper with family will go to Phil- adelphia. A. J. Broderick will go to the country for week. Michael Claf- fey will visit friends in Milwaukee. Eddie Carroll will go to Far Rock away for one week. Robert Jarvis will go to Chicago to visit friends. Edward Bowers and Willie Leery will go to Bantam lake fishing. Deborah Lawlor will visit friends in New Hampshire. John Mullaney with fam lilly will go to New York city. Joseph Fitzpatrick and wife will go to the shore. Charles Geusler and family will visit friends in Massachusetts. Bernard Keefe will go to the Litch- field hills. John Hayes with family will go to the shore. Ralph Meehan and friend will go to Block Island. Eddie Claffey will go to Walnut Beach. Elizabeth Donohue with friends will go to Woodmont for two weeks. Christian Horan with friend will visit Newport and Providence. A. J. Cavanaugh and will will go to Bethlehem for two weeks.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-23
willis's Brother Killed.

Wilmington, Del, July 23.--Word was received here yesterday of the death of Lee O. Willis. instructor at Delaware college, Newark, and brother of Victor Willis. star pitcher of the Pittsburg National league club.
 The instructor was camping out with his wife and two children near Harper's Ferry, w. Va. While trying to light . fire with coal oil the can exploded. covering him with flames. He was fearfully burned. and 1t was several hours before a doctor could reach him. He died soon afterward.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-23
MT Benson is Travelling
 Again l!

The F. B. Newton Stock being con- siderably broken. on account of the enor- nous sales of the past 10 days, leaving many odd lots, MT. Benson found place where it may be possible to close deal for z car loads of furniture which will fill the gaps in this vast stock. He is out of town at present looking this matter up, and will return Wednesday. In the meantime, the balance of the goods will be on sale at the same prices which has caused so much excitement in this city. Watch the Sales Each Dy. and when he returns nexf "Wednesday, bod for tke Createst of
 al Sales spsr known ia Furniture
 Hiseoul
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-23
IN SERIOUS CONDITION.
Supposed Ansonia Man Found at Tor r rington Station. pollsA v

Torrington. July 23.-Saturday night Officer Green found q man, sup posed to be William Aldred of An sonia, lying face downward on the railroad tracks near the station, just as the 9:30 passenger train pulled up and on his person was found a bank book of the Ansonia Savings bank. showing deposit of $1.400 made by William Aldred of that city. The sum of $15 was also found in his pocket. He was taken to the New Century hospital. where he was attended by Dr Hayes. He grew worse and yester- day afternoon he was taken to the Waterbury hospital, where he is in a serious condition. No injuries were found on his body and those attend ing him are unable to explain the cause of his illness. He has been un- conscious since found.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-23

 70 SOUTH HAHN ST. Telephone 1884.
POLITICIANS co HUNTING.
Whether for Game or for Positions
 Time Will Tell.

Bridgeport, July 3.-Senator Paige of this city started Saturday evening for Long lake in the Adiron- dacks with a select party of guests, who gathered in New York that af- ternoon for the trip. The senator's guests. as given out by his friends here. included Secretary Bodenwein. State Chairman Kenealy, County Sheriff Sid Hawley and Deputy Sheriff Walter of New Haven coun- ty. They expect to be back the end of the week.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-23
OUT OF TRUSTS GRASP.
New England Brewing Owners De-
 eide to Make Their Own Ice.


 Hartford, July 23.-The annual meeting of the stockholders of the New England Brewery company was held yesterday at the office of the company on Windsor street. The most important action taken was the de- cision to manufacture ice for the company's own use. Hitherto the company has bought ice from the va- rious ice companies. although 1t has had two seventy-ton machines. The machines have been used to refrig- crate the ale and lager and have not been used for the manufacture of ice, as the purchase of ice under the old conditions was cheaper and more convenient. But now the higher prices charged by the trust will make it cheaper for the brewery to make it's own. ice, and to facilitate its man. ufacture adjacent property belonging to Andrew Fisher and r. o. Smith has been purchased, on which build- ings will be put up.
 The following officers were elected by the stockholders for the ensuing year:
 President-Thomas Ryan.
 First vice-President---william M. Kipp.
 Second vice-President-Timothy O'Rourke.
 Secretary--Thomas McNierney. Treasurer and General Manager A. C. Wagner.
 
 Master Brewer-Adam Quandt.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-23

LosT-Po<kes5cck containing s5e
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-23
Removal Sale l!

It is easier to move money than stock. Therefore a great opportunity is offered to the public of obtaining Diamonds. Watches, Jewelry and Musical Instruments at greatly re- duced prices. Come and be con vinced. We are moving to the Buck ingham building on Bank street. Fixtures for sale.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-03
Se6en i'd Dur.

Grucible Stccf So. bGuit groBc Sob.
le1porr1tDe al. - Sbio'er @eid),
foblen 8rll6enbeiiber gegclt
2obnerbobung. Gralibent 8oos
icuelt'S Germittelung.
Sittsburg, So, 1. MGr5.-@cs
gen Ser Woglidfeit zines an t.Npril
b%eginnenoen Strifes bergSeidfoblcns
eraber buuft Die Gruciblc Steel So.
groBe aobIenporrdtbe on. Sic bot
fuGbreno Der lctten @od)c t1gli6 100
ACKNOWLEDGMENT empfangen II.
miro ibre SorrGtbe bis gum Gnoc Die
ies DionotS porouSlihtIid) onf $500
Wogcnluoungcn %bringen.
GlepeIonb, o. 9. MiGr5. - Sic
@eidfoblen = @ru6enbciiber = 9Iiio.
ciotion bon Ohio miro in elmer an,
fpmmetoen Gienitag Itottfinbcnotu
Gonfcrcn5 iiber eincn Elon confcri.
rem, Die Sorbermngen Scr arbcitrr
nad) boberen 2obnen 81 befGmpicn.
&oibin9ton, .. s, 3. WGr;.
: Is mlirbe i'm @ibcriprrd) nit Ocl
furiirenbcn 8eriihten I'M @eibcn
Sauie befannt gegeben Dob 8rG'i,
bent Hooiepelt Sobn Mithell uno j.
g. GobbinS feline G%inlooungen al.
fontmen lieB, nod) @oibin9tot al
fommen, Inn nit ibn 9etrcffs Der
aoblen . Situotion jt conicrircn.
SnoiannpoIis Sro., 2.Of1r}.
= V. 9. @ilior, Der ilternationolc
ScfretGr e S6abmciiter Der ltrlitco
Wtine @orfcrs of slmcrico, bat eillcu
.Spe5ial Gonpent fir oel1 10. MGrj
in Somlinlon SaQ oiiijicu cinbcrll-
fen.
SerreSautc, Snb., 3. Wdr5,--
Sn Genentirung Der MCloung, DaG
5. Smitb Sollep, Sllgb Sbirfie uno
S. s. &olien BON Serre Sollte nc6it
q. 10. Sglc uno s. 4. Seifert, Mit.
%glieOern Der @eidfoblen = @rubcns
beiibcr bon Snoiano, Der geltcrn in
Eittsburg it%ottgebabtcn Gonfercn5
Der Ir6eitgeber bcigcwobnt BADEN,
miro belte bier aus urtoritatipcr
Nlteae gemeloet, bob Snoiono in Der
e%rpGbntcn Gonierenj nidt pertretan
mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-03
Hubis D%erlanfcn.

@nblen olf ben Tbilippirlelr. - Sc,
neral E @oliperncllr Soc 5uiricocu
nit bent Geiultat.
" + II g o n, 9. s., 3. W0r}.
= Sn einem 9erid)t per &obel ull$
Monilu an bos ariegs.G cpartemcllt
tbeilt @clleral-8 ol,pcrnellr Soc iibtr
Oas &eiultot Der por9citern orf 0cn
Ebilippinet- abgebaltencn @ablct
nit: Sic @nblcn III sen Gropin5cn
Iino beiricbigcno allsgefullcn, olld)
lit nid)t eill ein5igcr Soil bon GllbC.
ltornngcn borgefommlcn. Sd babe
ale g%rpdblten beitGtigt, nit gllrSs
nobme bon orciclt, gcgcn mcld]c bic
Acknowledgements bon @eltcd)ung mo
GtniGiidteritng BON @1blcrn Dor
Iie9t. Sonoifo mo Gcpepro limo CT,
lpdblt lulb bcit1tigt, ebenio Gepnolp5,
ein Interituler, Der bei'm II. MnDt'
gang crrpGblt puroc. Id)t BON ocn
ge9enipGrtigen Commencement iino
wieoer %erp1blt."
Nie es beiBt, lit Sonbifo ein ton.
~ongcbcnocr Igitotor fir llnobbGn'
eigfeit Der Gbilippinen. Gr murot
5rn1 @cnerol . 8oitperneltr Der Yrps
pin5 9ulucan, in ipeld)cr CT geborcn
lit, erfpGblt. Gepepro lit Elm pronti,
nenter pbilippiniifer S%ournnlilt.
3epnolbs mar Gopitdi, bes 81. Srct.
milligen = Ieginenis uno milroc ipG.
fer 5lim SdasmeiIter Der Eropin}
Ilbup erilonnt, 81 bercn @oupcrncllr
CT nllllmehr alpeiiellos ertp0hIt lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-03
@cictgcbung nit Sampf.

Ger Gonarcb lit Orci Wonote ii
Situng uno in oieicr 3cit linO bcrcit<
1906 Bills I'M Observation-Disclosures
mo 4lSl I'M Sci,ot cingcgangen:
1884 ncitc Bills. Nlln iinb inter
bicien ollcrhin9S ctlua 10000 lo8c.
nonrtcr Yripots9inS, bon ocncn Die
meiiten GcnIions. @clpiuigungcn oOcr
cine Grbobulg bereitS %bcluiuigtel
Ycniionen bcirciien. Gicic TcnIionS.
Bills merocn bon ben Wiitglicbern Der
GongrcB=T iitriftc cingcrcid)t II. bonll
iii 0nitidl uno @ogcn oblc Dicl Sc.
Derlcicns bcluiuigt. Gem cS lit nog-
lid ooB oos observation-disclosures
ooer Der Scnot oielc FcnlionS gE.
ipriid)c priticn fam. 9tltn Gabcn mir
ein Ecniions. 9iircuil, ociicn Nuigobs
cs lit, olc Inipriidc ouf Ecniionen
5l1 priiien. Gnb bicics @iircau in
leiten @cluiaigltngcn nid)t libcrol
mare, bat nod gtienlnn0 bcboltptct;
auein es ipcr0clL luie nidJt on0ers 5li
crlportcn lit, cine Wcnoe Ecniion>.
Ynipriid)c ans glrtcn 6rilnoen obga.
picich. Sie Nbgeiuicicncn pcriud)cn
Damn ibr Sell im Gongrcb, mo Der
lit ~gef1Qigcr. Ger oGongrcilionol
Hccorb" cntbGlt fait Gag fir Gag
ieitenlongc Nomcn-Hegiiter nit Der
itcrcotppen @emcrflng neine Fclt.
lion iiir q. o." o0cr ocinc EcnlionSz
Grboblng fir Y. g." 81 Sunocrten
mcrben lie %cingebrod)t u1D IN oCr
Hotc bon 20 IN Der Minluc crlcoigt.
limo fem Sobn frGbt 6al,ndL iuenli
Decentralization o0er Scnotnrcn O.
ioaiac NidcnlGnlcr gclpciel limo.
Gicic Eripnt.@iQS limo I'M 0uloc5.
&opitol Gin notionnlcr Sfononl q.
luorben. is miro pom %olf crlpnrtCt,
rob oos YcniionS- 9ilreoll icillcEilid)t
tbut mo ole Fcniions. gnipriid}e
Griinblld) priiit. @erocn sic @tilldj-
teller %obacpicicr, 10 lit triitigcr
@runo fir bic Eeniion5 Ser
ipcigcrlin9. @o5u olio I'M SEQ.
pitol iibcr Sen aopf OcS EcnlionS-
9%iircoit3 nohbctpiaigen mo 5ipor
inter Sod,orlld, obrte iih crit Belt
5u nebmcr,. Die gnipriidc griinbli6
5u priiicn? &cin @unoer, iucnn bic
gusanbcn fir Ecniiotcn ltciocn, Itott
.nicbriger 5ll pcrOcn. IS lit cnolid
3eit, Dob init oiciem lining Gin Gnoc
genlu6t miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-03
Menc &nheitGttc fir Sohann Sud-.

6 bicag 90. 2. MGr5.-Gie 2cid)e
bon Sobonm Sod. meld,er ant lcttelt
Sreitog bingcrid]tct mlroe, lit pom
Eotter's 6ielo, nebeu Dem Gountp.
Irmetbauie, no tie 3iierlt beeroigt
mlroc, allsgc9raben uno nad) Dem
nGlmpooo Srieobof" gebraf)t NOR.
ben. 3lpei Weiitlid,e, Die Ealtoren u.
Stlef)te mo q. S. grrfboloer, mel.
DIE Sod ST i%eil,er Sinridtulta 9elei-
tetcn, intercilirten iid ooiiir, fir Den
Sroilenmorber einen 8lrbeplus olli
eillem Srieobuf 81 finocn, lino id)lieB-
lid, geitatteten Die gealnteu oes
~Glmuooo.S ricobois," DAP Sod, BORT
becroiAt lpcroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-03
ltnicr ncncr @cIanotcr an Gnba.

Sapana, 3. WGr5. - Ger tcltc
omerifanii6a @eionotc gowin y.
Wtoreoll bat Dem Erdiioenten Ealrno
iein NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. iibers
reiht, Ser belt !8eionotcn i'm rotbet
Sanl, llmgebell bon Sen Mitglicorrl
leii,eS Gabinets ulto nnoercn Mllr-
oentr6gern. cmpiing. Naf Scr 6nbrt
nad oem Ealois bate iid) cine grpBc,
aus Gubanerll mo slncrifaltern &C.
biloetc Menidcumcnge sur Vegrils
bullg bes lteiicll anerifuniit)cn 8c'
lonoten cingefitltben. Sr. Worgah
mlroe pom Wilit1r- Ittdd)e oeS sra.
iioellter Yalntn geleitct ilto bon elmer
glbtbeiliu,g beritteller 2anogenoar'
men esfortirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-03
SnnacrlDbnc

@ir brad)tcn fiir5lid cine Core
lponocnS oilS Berlin iiber Die BORT
peronitoltctc Illsltclliung BON oSclnlz
Nrbcitcn". Sin ergreiiellb trolrigc@
Nilb, boS bo nlfgcrollt pnroc. Sic
aoiierin, StontSs Sctret1r @rof FnT
io0olpSfp bobcn oic IltSitcil!lng clns
gcbcno bclid)ti0t unb ibrc Tcrlpunocs
rllng iibcr Die clenocn 2obrlc Der
Solisorbciter mlsgeIprodlcn. @rot
EoiuootuSfp picS borolii bin, bab cS
bon orobter Midti9feit fir Die &c
oicrrn0 lei, Die Irbeitslobne nit Del,
Icrfonispreiicn 81 pcr1lcidlcn, mo
iibcroics m.iiIlc tic %iuiIien, mic lid Der
TerfolfSpreis 5t ben Irbeitsfoltcn,
Motcriolfoltcn nnb Dem @emlnI
itcQc. 9ci Der llntcrllld)llng ltclltc
iih brrolls, bob Elm bon Seim'Irbeis
terinnct olsgcItellter lciocner l(rn'
hang Der glrbcitcrin 5tpci Worf SIR.
beitalobn, bent 3lpild)ennlciltcr liebcn
mo Dem &erf0uicr 100 Mnrf brad)t'.
Srollrig! Ga iinb mir bod) before
McnIdelt. SicrSllonoc fam 10 'ipo3
nid)t portommen! Nnn fonlnlt ober
Die Yr0iibentin Der "Gonlumct3
2eool,c" bon Melp.yorf, Sron Srcbc'
rid Natbor, ,ucld)e Die cinId,l09l9cll
Terb1ltniiic 9cnoll fcnnt, mo logt:
,Sbltt nid)t oid! @ir 6oblcn 5iuar
Gents, no Ole Srlitld)cn Elcnni9c
soblcit; On obcr Der Gent bier tid)t
mcbr &ouifrnit bot, ula Scr Gfcnnig
III 1cutid)lonb, 10 bobcn mir 0an5
1bnlide 3llltGnoc. Gon1enfrogcn,
ioecnonntc .Sentititd) turnooers,"
Die pro Stiid III iebem @elfGft 50
Gents %foitcit, erluirbt Der @robbon0.
fer oocr .SSpbbcr" fir % Gcrts pru
Tutcl,b. is bnilcrt mcbr, OILS T.
Stunoen iolh' Elm Subenh 5it i1il1
men, 3. y. 9 Gents TcrbicrIt rrr
Sturoc. aniebosd)cn brl1gcn Der
H1bcrin 81 Gents PRO TuBcn0; Scr
oienlt 3 Gents pro StunbC. &inbcr'
idiirScn nit Groilien ulto @1nocr.,
40 Gents; Teroienlt 3 Gcnts pro
Stunoc. Eopieroiitcu pro Souicn>
6 Collars, mo ud)t Fcrionen orbei.
ten cine @ohe obcr GOO Stlnocr
boron. tic fcrtig SIT mod)cn; %crbienII
[ Sent pro Stllrlbe lirlo pro Ecrion."
llno tpenn bier5lllonbe oic Scii,
Mrbeit 10 pieler Somilicn mo oi(
9obnpcrbGltniiie 10 piclcr vSmcut
Sbops" unteriudt iuilroen, mcld],
9obne f1nien bo sur oifentlieh,
8enntnib. Meilt Iino cS Srouen I'M:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-03

tormlld)cS Eroteftornt Sronfrcid,'.
iibcr Die Ncgcntidloit perwanoelt, mi
o%onlalS Ifrieb oic2onooner Zines"
Dap Der @lnubc an Die bon Srarlf
reid biSber sur Sd)olt gctragcnc Ib
ncigltng gc9cn 5lpeiocutigc llnterncG.
mllngcn o%crnitbnit crifiittcrt NM
piclleidlt ouf INNER perlorelt iei.
Ter @laltbe iolte a6cr nod i6lpercr
cridiittcrt mcroen, Oerm Sronfrcid
mod)te iid I'M Sabre 1896 Ooroll, sic
felcrlid) 9crp11rleiltctcn Gertr1ae al.
0crcr WGdJtc nit SuniS rlm3llfrcm-
pcIn. 9tm t. Scbrltor 1897 perfiin.
octc Gin BON Dem iralt50iiid)en Mini.
ltcrrcli0cntcn ais YrGlioenten Ocs
tilnciiihcn OtinilterrotDS gegenge-
3cidncter @rloB ocS 9cpS, beS Sc
iitcrS bon SuniS," onB Die iriiGerel
Gcrtrdge Scr Rcgentihoit nit onbe.
rem ellrop1iihen Staatcn o%uiocbobcil
icicn.
Cas- mar nod Der "fllr5eil 3cit BON
is Sabren baS G1E Der bon sSronf.
reid in Dem 9%aroopertrag 10 fcicrlid)
nlls9ciprod)cnen 9iirgidait fir Oieic
&ertrGgc Der anoercu WGd)tc nit
SlnciieuL nod)ocm bic 3uiid)cruug
gcgen Die SorpcrGnitdt ocs 9epS
9iid)ts lmteruebmcn SIT i%pollcn, ld)on
lGngit gcbrod)en morocn mar.
TaS mar Ole 5umiiirung, Deld)c
lid iiber biinoioc 3uiagen mo ieiers
lid)c GerfiiltOigu1gen binipeg0ciebt
bat. llno Elm glcihcs S6idIol orobt
Der Soupcr1nitGt oeS SultauS bon
Waroffo lno ben Snterciicn Ser on.
ocrcn WtGd)te, penn es 6runfreid) &C.
lingt, olli moroffoniid)cm 9oocn nit
Der glciden FoIiScicontrolc iid) icit.
5llictcn, nit Der cS IN Slnis ieItcn
Sub gcfabt bat. Ger grtifcl Der
,,aolniid)cn 3eitung" idlieBt nit Oen
@ortcn: IS bieBe fiir 9elltidlonO
ltlro ollie %oicicnigen Middte, Die nid)t
mic England III Ggpptcn, Stalicn
ourd) Die perIprod)ene llntcrltiibun9
ieiner Iniprilhe ouf Sripolis, Spa
nien burd) nod neutrality-suspicious. 3lts
g%cltGnoniiic in Moroffo ielbIt, ibrc
mebr ooer mcniger bcirieoigcnoc Ib-
%iinoung iiir Die ibrerieitS Sranfreid
fir Wforoffo gemod)tcn 3llgcItonO.
niiie crbolten, lonocrn bier nod
lpirtbid)oitlidc Jedtc uno SntcreIIcn
bon beocutianer Irogipcitc fir bic
;3ufurft ST mnbrcn babcll, olelen
ibrcn Hcd)ten mo Snterc''ell Den
Strid I'M bcl sails lcgcll, molltell Ilc
fSronfrciH oas p~crlailgtc W}on0at CT
tbcilcn. Sic miirocn ibm bamit onS
Mittc( in bic Sono 9cbrn, ouS ollrd)
sic @cpolt Scr Ginac lclbit, obltc Dab
GertrG0e mo 9cihliiiie Der Comic.
rcnj bieicn Gang Scr Gin9c oitI5uboI-
ten I'M Stalloe mGrcn, bic SouperG.
nitGt lul6 llnobbdnGi9fcit Mtoroffo'3
mo lhlieBlih ulld) sic pirtb'd)oitlid)c
6reibeit in Maroffo 81 ocmiclben
Gnoc iii6rcn piiroc, iuie chit III Slls
nclien." org. St.-3tgD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-03
Sr. WUbcl's Wad)fol0cr.

Stonpro II 1ipcriitGt t, Go.
thornton, =. MGrS, = Or. 3corN
9onpt, Eroiciior Der Gbilologie nno
mobcrncr Spraden at Der Staots-
llnipcriitGt bon Wid,igait, bot oie9c.
rlfung allf ocn 2ebritnbl fir gcrlt,o-
nild)e Sprotet nll oerS tanioro.lti,i-
beriitat, alS Naffolaer bon Or. Su.
lills @obel, otgenommen. Or. Sailpi
obioIpirte Die Midigan /. llniperiitat
I'M Sabre 1879 nnb bat in 9erltil.
8otiingen, Seno i,uo StroBbiire It'll.
Dirt. Gr bcfleiocte friiBer einen 2ebt.
ltitbl an Der Sobils SopfinS' Timber.
litGt.
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"MoScotte" bier eillgeidifit. GaS
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&ciic bate, beilidtc Die SdluftIeloer
uno bciticg Settle Sill, ben Srnl
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faniidcn &rieg nit Sturm genolt.
men Bate, Iuh Sibonep ml,r6c Elm
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eilem oiSfiibrlifcr, nl0cnidcinlid)
inlpirirtcn Nrtifel ySnniiirin9" al
Sono Der geidi6tliden Sbotindpn
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Irtifel fniipit al cine Ocpcihc Der
oiii5ioien Sapas. Igcntilr al, III mel,
der es bicB, sic gegen Sronfrcid, cr.
bobene 9eifuIoigtng, Ntorotfo tlni,
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ieierlid]cn Serfiiloi9rlg Der llnob.
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bel Der ndditen @eleacnbcit 81 bre.
den. Sm @cientlifen bciu9t Der
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nit Der Notbwcnoi9feit. Glibc mo
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bopertrng pom II. Wai 1881 nlrot
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GoliseicoIltrple iiber Iunis ein5nr1ll
men, urio er lit bieie .Gontrole" MI
mieoer losgeiporoen. Curb Der
Mariapcrtrog nom s. sSilni 1888;
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