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The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-05-28
Dennis Kearney has gone. Th

Dennis Kearney has gone. Thirty
years ago the entire country listened
to his demand that the Chinese
must 60" notes the Philadelphia
Record. His oratory on the sand
lots" was of the coarsest sort; it was
profane and black guardly, but it was
inspired by the belief of the working
men on the Pacific coast that Chi
nese cheap labor" was undertaking
them and reducing their wages. He
succeeded in forcing the Chinese ex-
clusion acts. AS leader in labor
politics his reign lasted perhaps ten
years. Then he was deposed, and,
after some struggle to gain his place,
he gave up and turned to specula-
ting. He made money in wheat, cot
ION and oil options, put on kid gloves
and patent leather shoes and &C
luired the habits of the capitalists
whom he had cursed volubly in his
speeches Sunday afternoons on San
Tranciscos sand lots"
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-05-28
Taken From Dead Son.

While Alexander Hermann knelt
at the side of the dead body of his
drowned boy in his home, No. ITO
State street, in Paterson, Detective
Sergeant Perry arrested him on a
charge made by his wife. At Police
Headquarters he wept bitterly. Re-
corder Carroll sentenced him to three
months in the county jail. Two days
ago he attacked his wife and neigh
Dor, Mrs. Campbell. He was SEN
fenced to seven years in the State pri-
son for assault on his daughter, and
after he had served five years he was
released. The Recorder has issued
an order permitting the man to at
tend his sons funeral.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-05-28
LIahtnina PHOTOGRAPHY.

4 A boy who was killed in New Yor,e
recently by lightning had the likeness
of fern imprinted on his body by
the shock. A similar incident is re-
ported from Europe. During a shoot.
ing competition at Pont, in the Cam
ton Vaud, not long ago, the grand
stand was struck by lightning, and
twenty-five persons received shocks.
from which, however, they sustained
but little physical injury. One most
singular effect, however, remained.
Every person who had felt the cleo
trio shock had, photographically
stamped, upon the back, the face or
the arms, the reflection of the pine
trees behind the firing line.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-05-28


Carl Bailey Hurst, American Con
sui at Plauen, saxony, reports that q
paper yarn is being manufactured
there which can be woven into any
fabric. Rugs, carpets, sails, all sorts
of clothing, slippers and even shoes
are being made of paper, as also are
linens and towels. Enough paper
can be bought for 81 to make three.
piece suit. The new fabric is not
affected by water, can be dyed with
better effect than silk and is not at.
tackled by moths. The process for its
manufacture is patented in all coun.
tries. The success of the new ven
ture and the popularity of the goods
turned out indicate possible revolu-
tion in sartorial affairs, and point
TO the day pictured by writer's Of
fiction when the human race shall be
clothed in paper.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-05-28
Disarmament has been considered

Disarmament has been considered
impossible, remarks the Birmingham
Age-H Herald, but it is not if public
sentiment will get sternly behind the
law and its enforcement. When men
go armed any trifing quarrel may
lead to street fusilade and to homi-
cides. The only way to stop such
disgraceful outrages consists in dis
armament. The pistol toter must be
made to shed his enginery of war no
matter what his standing in society
may be.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-05-28
Marriage Just Announced.

Announcement was made of the
marriage on April IT last of William
Carpenter, brother-in-law of Corne.
Illus G. Vermeule, the municipal en-
gineer, who lives with Mr.. Vermeule
at 63 Hawthorne avenue, East Or.
ange, to Mrs. Grace Cooke, an illus
traitor, who has studio at as East
Fifty-ninth street, New York. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
C. e. Barton at the Willis Avenue
Methodist Episcopal Church, New
York. Mr.. and Mrs. Carpenter will
live in that city.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-05-28
Says the Baltimore Sun: The eff.

Z Says the Baltimore Sun: The eff
feet of aeronautics will be, it is
thought, to add materially to the
horrors of war. Armies will be the
first to employ the new means of con-
.Veyance. Hitherto they have been
said to move only on their stomachs.
but now they will cut loose from
earth and soar, attacking from above,
without regard to earthworks and
other such like obsolete defenses.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-05-28
Italy Buys a Niasterniece.

Minister of Education Rava an
nounced in the Chamber of Deputies
at Rome that the Government hac
purchased for $4,000 a magnificent
masterpiece Of ancient sculpture
which was brought to light by .
storm in 1878. In this tempest the
waves washed away part of the shore
at Porto d'Anzio, where a famous
villa OF Nero was situated, and IN.
earthed statue representing r.
priestess. BY some persons this
statue is attributed to the school OF
Praxiteles. 1t is considered to be as
perfect as the Victory of Same.
thrace or the vanns nf Milo
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-05-28
shipbuilder a Suicide.

William H. Harrison shot himself
In the head at the home of his son,
DR.. w. N. Harrison, at No. 76 Oak
wood avenue, Montclair, with whom
he had made his home. He had been
i'll for some time, and while in the
business centre of Montclair called at
the police station, complaining that
he felt i'll and asking to be sent home
in a cab. Mr. Harrison was mem
Der of the W. & A. Fletcher Company
shipbuilders and engine manufactur-
ers, of Hoboken.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-05-28
Worse.

"Whew. It's getting late. boys"
said Peckham. at the club, "I'll have
to be going. My wife expects me
home before midnight"
20! she's a fighter, eh?" sneered
Lushman; afraid she'd go for you
if you stayed too late?"
mo; I'm afraid she'd come for
npA ,--Philadalahin praSs
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-05-28

A bucket shop is as much gam
bling resort as faro bank, asserts
the Richmond Times-Dispatch, and
should be prohibited by law; and the
law should be enforced against any
legitimate broker who plays the
game, or allows it to be played in his
place of business.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-05-28

n1anship.
Belonged to Charles TX His motto APP
pears in the handle.
Louvre, he has cheerfully separated
himself from part of his treasures
during his lifetime to make the art
loving world happier
The great key shown belonged to
Charles TX. You may see his motto
on the banderolle. 1t is of curious
workmanship and is an historical
piece of the highest interest and of
remarkable style.
Notice the heavy and yet graceful
INTERVENING of the banderolle and
the other twisted sections of the ham
die on its stanch supports that when
the key is upright take on the ap-
pearance of substantial foundations.
and the elaboration of the intricacies
of the key blade.--New York Sun.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-05-28

An amateur astronomer in Wis
consin discovered comet while
standing in his back yard the other
day. 1t is stated that he used a
home made glass, but the dispatch
fails to describe the contents of the
glass, urges the New Orleans Times
Democrat.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-05-28
No Pistols For Texans

The Legislature passed bill to
prevent pistol carrying in Texas 1t
levles tax of fifty per cent. on the
gross receipts of all dealers in fire.
arms who sell pistols.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-05-28
ROYAL PRESENT 10 LOUVRE.
Magnificent Art Collection Donated to
French Museum,

Who is the Partisan who does not
know M. Daisteau? Who is the lover
OF art, of the beautiful and the curl.
GUS in craftsmanship of the past who
would not know M. Daisteau?
M. Daisteau has just made won
derful present to the Louvre. Instead
OF procrastinating and making a will
some day by which he would donate
some of his beautiful things to the
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-05-28

The general opinion about the I'M
written law, observes the Atlanta
Journal, is that it should remain un-
written.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-05-28
Successful Revival.

The revival services conducted for
the past seven weeks by Bessie B..
Larkin, evangelist, of Philadelphia,
in the Berlin Baptist Church, have
closed. There have been over 100
converts.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-05-28

The Chicago News maintains that
China is so much impressed by this
talk of disarmament that it has or
dered 100000 new rifles.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-05-28
Thunder Causes SHOOTING.

A sharp clap of thunder so startled
Robert Rodia, of Little Falls, that he
dropped the revolver he was clean
ing. The weapon went off and the
bullet entered the thigh of Mrs An
nunciato Suzzano, relative of Ro-
dia's, who had been watching the
cleaning process. The woman was
taken to Paterson, and is now in St
Joseph's Hospital
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-05-28

Governor Folk, of Missouri, signed
the Carter bill. prohibiting any per-
SON from treating another to intoxi-
eating liquors on the day OF any cleo
ton.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-05-28
Lightning Blows Up Powder Work

The country for twenty miles or
more in every direction was shaken
by four explosions at the Wayne
plant of the Laflin-Rand Powder
Company No one was hurt. as the
plant had been vacated by all the en-
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-05-28

ployes previous to the explosion. The
plant suffered the loss of four build
ings and the effect on the surround
ing country was severe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-06
@crmiidtc tclcsrapbiidDe Tepeiden.

Sn ct. Taltl, Winn., lit sic
empire . Gon5ertbaGe" o%baebrannt.
0erSdooen belGliit iib nlf $4,000.
- Sn Salisbury, 800. baben Gin-
BREEDER, melhe Die oortige Spnrbanf
5u berollben ueriuftell, bcn i'm bin-
teren Sbeil bcs Sparbanf 3 @cbGlloes
ihlafenoen Staotmarid)au Cameron
in oen offenitebenoen Mllno geidol-
len mo linn Damn nit Den Heuolpers
ihGftcn ben Sd1oel 3eridmettcrt
Ger Gerlebtc biirfte fauln nit beill
2eben Oapon fommen.
: 9. y. Nethapon ermorbete &c.
tern icine SSrau oilf eilcm 3uge Der
.llnion . Fociiic 9abn" in Noriolf,
Nebr., Lief ein 8epiert melt tort unb
ger itmetterte lid) ben aopf ourd) Ell
ncn SdNlb.
Nue Neip- Dorfer Sbeoter iper.
ben am nGd)iten Sonntog geihloiien
bIeiben unto 5ipnr in 3olse Der fiir5-
lid pom Hihter S'@orman abgege-
benen gntiheioung, bab ollie oiient-
liden llnterbaltunaen an Sonntagen
ilngeleBlif limo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-06
.Gefcnfrimc i'm Wlnt.

Gbicogo, SuS, D. 2e5cmber. -
Gs bat iit berouagcItclt, BOB lid) bel
SEQ aonnel, lpeIhcr iml Solpltal bon
Goof. Goilntp bofinun9alos oornleoer.
lieqt, Seicnfein,e im 9lltt cntlpidelt
bobcn. Won permntbet, bob Die SECT.
me ollrd) cine leid)tc Serletung III
Gonncu's SrgoniSmla cin0eorungen
finb. 9uS 9Iut l%icicrtc cinen Dor
5iiolidcn GGbrboocn fiir Die Seine,
ltno bieS bate sur Solae, ooB lie lid
enorm pernlebrten 10 boB aonnels
Nocrn iett nit Sciente!men poIl'toi'.
big geiiiut iino. GicS lol IN DER
ooll5cn 8eitid)tc Der Wtcoi5in crit Der
brittle Sail elmer Sniettion oes Vlutes
nit Seicnfcinen icin. Sn ben bet'
Den friibcren SGlen cnoctc Die arant.
belt tootlih, uno &onnel, ipelfer crit
q Sabre aft, Elm rlliiii6er Suoe nno
ieines 3eidens &iiicr lit, oilrfte gleih'
falls nidt 5u rettcn ieil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-06
9luf @alfcr's Spnr.

Surtfpro, Conn, 3. December.
3ad1 eincnl bent @ouperl1e1r @ooo.
rltif 5ugegangcnen S6reiben Des
StoatSicfretGr8 Root Bat Der amerta
toniidc 9otidoiter IN Wtcrico tele-
qropbirt, BON Den @eborOen IN Gnie'
nooo I'M iiiolitcn Californian, mel
dies s1l Wterico geb6rt, Wcroe ibm nit
aetbcilt, oab Der aus Nelp.gritain,
Conn, burdJgcbronmte ciniti9eS dob.
meiIter Scr oortigen oSaoings'9ont"
am fl. porigeu Mtonots otf Dem
0ompier y0eup" nah San 3ie0o
obqcretIt iei. 9ic @eomten Der gont
merOcn benad)rid)tigt merocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-06
Sd,~iffsnahridltcn.

Soutbo an pton, 5. Sciember,
Sompfer YWuieitic" lit bon Nelu.
Yorf pia Tlpmoutb mo Gberbpurg
bier a%llgefomnlcn.
Sapre, 5. Ge5ember. - @ier an.
gcfommen lit Der Iampfer ga 60
ppie" bon Neip-9orf.
PALERMO, 8. .SeSember. - Sicr
ei%ngctroifen lit Der 9ampfer vSigll.
ria, BON 8enlto uno Neupel nod
Ncw.9orf beitimmt.
Sonbon 5. 0c5cmber. - 0om-
pier oMsinnetonfo" fllbr bellte nod)
Hep.Yorf ab.
Sem Yorf, 5. GeSember. -
Ser Tompier .8roBer allrfiirit"
traf bon Bremen pia Gberbourg bier
Gin. -,
Nem Dorf, 5. Ge5ember. -
Tie 9onpfer yGelltonic" bon Soutb-
amptbn unb .Srieorih Der 8robe"
BON Neapel iinh bier an9efomnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-06
SBeiapcafr Sampfer- Gpmpasnie.

Tut.
ele9ante Taifaaier'S antpfer yGoIunbiu" uub
nMiguftu."
Ilo Vptnt Comfort uro Gtprfulf, "a.
Sampfer ~oerlafen Baltimore tdaiib (uusae.
~lolliileit Sonntags) Tim 700 Gbenbs ln6 TOM.
men III S!o 4oint Comfort nm 8 llbr gyiors
pells it1o in Hforfcif nm 7,30 Morgers an, an.
lblteBenb oil Die GiferbabnSiiae nad allen
Elirftcn oes Siloers ltnb Sibmeitens.
Yurt'9iiuer.9t nic.
eleGnnter Vnf19iersS anpfer ,9tIanta,"
mad @eit'Yuint unb 8tdbmpnb, Wa.
Sampler berln'ien Baltimore Iienitaas, Son.
lterItdls nm Santitags I'M 3 llbr Nuhmittaas
lilS ionlnien 6u .SSeit7eoint UNI :. As Wtorsens
llIlo III Htfrnonb nm 900 Wioraens on,
gle rSanlpfer reroen nuf Der Sins unb Riids
la0rf bel aitnittgem gSetter In Slouceftcr 4oint,
Slertents, Clan Sunf iinb Glmono's anleaer.
sampier p%erlaiisn Baltimore pum Vier Wr. is
NIB 10, 9tabtitrafcn.gserf
it6ert, @epdd autseeeben inb aaiiitenSimmer
i'm %oralts ~reierpirt perben in ben bieliaen
Nilets 9'iireaur: Mr. no. Cit.Saltirnure strake,
Y. y. Ncbfun, Nacnt; 3r. t27, Et.9alttmpre.
Strafe, ODER ben 6duptsQiireuur an Giant.
unb 2ee.strate, Baltimore, Wo.
Geuber Euffer, g. 4. GbtSnt,
ven. sSe'h1ifsfitbrer Sen. EVaff. sgteent.
Z. 8. Met annei, SiIfs.@en. .Yaii. .Ieent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-06
2ubnberabicbung crmartet.

9ittSbnrg, ga, .. Ge5ember.
Gros onti6ieoeneu SlbldlI9ncnS Sci
tens bes 9rGiiDenten 9infep bon Der
Carnegie SteeI Co." erbalt iid bier
bortnGdig ous @criid)t inter ben So
brifarbcitcrn, ooB nit oent /. Sonltar
cine allgemeine Serabiceung Der IT.
beitslobne eintretcn miro, uno 5lpar
io, BOB gelpobnIite Irbeiter 8 Ero-
3ctt, Stiiforbeiter s Yro5ent uno
Glerfs 10 Ero5cnt menigcr erbolten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-06
Baltimore gampf. Yadet So.
lalte unb suoeridfFge Bat.2tute.)
Die Der. Gtdatensa.oit b~ef5rbern6.
EdulnffI ..Wirnlni0 IfAHA OlNhAsaa q

yVt0f6Id," uStnntfee."
9aHtpter fabreI tiaItt, Sonntaas apSaeroun.
men. BON ben pgatt9inie." Biers, &c. 10-18.
ItabtsStrabe, $50 Ibenbs, brett mad Oh
9otnt Comfort. Nerfoli. Rortsmrutt unS auen
Tin:tel oes siibels. Nerbtnbune In Obj
Eotftt Comfort nit .G. & o. gifenhnbn.'. Ra&
rseboarb Nir Cine" foIibem Suae na& ports.
mouth unb gItIanta. Sn WorfoR Dertinbnna
NIT Der "%lsItIanitc goaft Sine gsorfoIi unS
5ern.. WaftinatoH. @..G, Hi&monb. 3D.. unb
Netusgorf.
MabLaeiten raG europdif8em Blame. 0uru.
9ampfteis1ue, aoien fret. Meferbirte aaiifenss.
thinner In ben giIetspfireauI ber rgab,liue,"
81: LOT. Sfts9aTtinore.straBe NI. SOC utb
baltimore. unb gaIbertsGtrabe, Continental
5rrft giiiIbina" unS @Ibausb'S. Nr. 100. Norbs
gbdrIestGtraBe.
Snhn n. ehefNseb, O.. Vrppu,
NeezVrif. II. Ser. .WNdnn0ef. Sen. .4aN. .4oen4.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-06
Surcr-ltnrubcn in Gbina bcfirdJtct.

San 6ranciSco, Gal, 5.
Gc,ember. - Ter Nrnee-S transport
0ampier .SbpmuS," mcl6er bcltte
mad ben Ihilippinen ob0in9,a uimmt
ncun Gompn9nien pom I. &ooollerie'
Ncgiment nnb 5pei Gompagnien pom
6. aopoaerie . Hegincnt nnd Sort
Stosenburg oltf ser Snicl 2ll5on, no
bereitS 5000 Wonm ltotionirt iino.
8eriidytpeiIe perloltet, Die oortigen
5ruppen miiroen bereit aebalten, nm
Iie na6 China ienben gu fon1len folls
Die 9orcr.llnruben ii6 m%icoerbolen
1ollten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-06
Sm Gpneres.


geioe Sanier %pertogen iit no6 fur
sen HoutinegeihGften bis 5um
ndhiten Montag. - Senatoren
miiniben Glsfunit iiber Bomb
G%miiiionen.
@abtngton, 3. e., 5. Ge5.
Der Senat ermGbIte bellte Wn1.
g. 6rpe BON Wutne gum prooilori<
iden @oritser. Die 9emofraten
itinmten fir bcn Senotor CAMEL bon
Girginien. @eifliiiIe Ser Senotoren
Glap (Uo.) utO Gulberion (5er.),
lpcId,c Sen Shnbumt ictretGr un
Iusflnit iibcr Die tiir5Iihen Sbliga.
tioncn s'@miiiiorcn Ser Regicrltn9
eriltd)eL mutoen bis nGfiten Wontog
slriidgelcgt rtnb b"iiriten alsOann gum
8~egenitano elmer ldngcreu Ge6atte
aenad)t mcrocn. Cine Wetge meitc.
rer neuer 9iQS uuo 9eihliiiie mllr-
sen i'm 2ailie Ser bcutigen Sibung,
meIde t12 Stl1nocn oaiterte, einge-
brod)t. I'm 100 uertogte iit ser Sc.
nat bis sim naditen Wontaa.
Phi Nntrog Scott's (@. So.) be.
ihloB ser Serat beute sic grnennltng
zines SpejtnI Gomite's, melfeS init
elmer llnturiud)ung Der @oIfSiduIen
oes IiitrittS Columbia bcaltitragt
mer0en loa.
Gas observation-disclosures mar MIR
schn Mini,ten in Situng unb per-
tagte iid oorol,i bis gum Montag.
Rbpnof (ap.) uno Sonob e. Scala.
nianoolc (Somoi) murben ais Dit
olieocr bcrioigt. 0ns Sans nabnl
Dor ieiner @crtogung cinen gei6luB
OH, mcld)er ser 2egislntur bon Ofla-
bona anti oic bon ibr an oen Gon.
greB 9erihteten 8riiBc oanft ltno ibr
Slid 81 ibren SerbanSlun9en
miinI6t.
8I0tli6er1 oo m Capitol.
Waior @. Z. Senaro, elmer Der
Ibiirbiiter bes ScnntS, ~itiir5te belrte
bci'm @intrctcn bllrd) cine Der 9reDs
tbiircn oes GapitolS plotlif foot 81
@ooen. gr itammte aus 8uilioro,
Conn, uno mrlroe bon Dem Der tor
henen Senator SapieD bon Gonnec-
ticut 5il Dem BON linn befleioetcn 30
item crrlaunt. @Gbrcno oc8 9iir8er'
frieaeS hottie er i'm 7. 8olpntGr=Hegi.
ment Don Connecticut geoient mn
ipGter begab er lid nod Saiuoit, no
er cine Stele I'M Stabe Der oamalis
aen aonigin 2iliollfalnni erbielt. @r
mrrbe bort in 6olge politiider Ser
mideluneen gum 5obe ourdp Eulper
rno 9lei perurtbeilt, allein er ent-
giug auf irgeno cine Weile Der BOIL
itredung bes nrtbcils.
Heue @ter iteucr porgcs
ibIagen.
@aibington, 9. g., 5. 0e5enl-
Der. - Superintendent Aheion BON
IenninIponien brod)te beute imSallIe
cine Bill Elm, melhe iebem in ben
Ser. Stootcn eebrouten SOB Bier
cine iGbrlibe Steuer o cincm Col
lar auierlcgf mo bcitiumt, oab ourd)
bicic Stcucr Gin oSnpeitment 6itno"
bon $5O,000,O00 pro Sabr a~uigebrad)t
uno allf Ole @ntiuidelung Der Wa'icr'
ipc0e be5 &ortoes perlpcroet iperoell
Ipu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-06
@ampf acgen bic geulenpcit.

Gan Srancisco, Sal, 5. De-
3cnlber. - I'm bic SouSbeliter 81,
5minger, lire @eb1uoe in einen Iani-
tGren ,3uitanb 81 pcriebcL idl1gt Der
@eiunobeitsratb Dor, Den SuperpiNo'
rem cine entipredcnoc Sroinan5 sur
@mtobme 5lt unterbreiten. 9ieS lit
elmer Der pielen Shritte melde &c,
than merbcn, INN sic Hotten uno Die
@clllenpc't in oacnGbeilen Der Staot
uriinolid, alsjlrptter. BUR Belt be:
finoen iih 90 Eatienten i'm 9cuIen.
eit.Soipitol.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-06
Ncue @oloitMfe.

SbiIabelpbia a. Tu., 5. Ge5.
Die bieiige Wiin5ltGtte bat an Die
ltnterif)at0mter bes 2anbes einc critic
Senoung Ser observation-disclosures
ltiide i'm 9etroge BON $4,000 Stild
obgeben Iaiien. Tie Ntiin5en 5eigen
ouf Ger einen Seite einen Ioler nit
gum SIilge ousgebreiteten Sdpingen
uno alii Der anoeren Seite oas Bib
nib Der 6reibeit, beioe i'll Sotreliei,
gu ibrer Seriteailns maren neult
StlGee Der bporauliiden Erelie er'
forberlid, fortan miro aber einSdlag
geniigen, 70 bab Die iett ausgesebe'
men Iiinsen perihieeen bon oenen
iino, melfe fiinftigbin geprdgt iper'
ben.
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GrNan's gcmegnngcn.
9eoleitet ieinc nod europa rellenoc
Srou uno Softer BON Tittsbltra
nod Nepsg)orf. - Seine InIid)'
ten liter Mooiepclt'S 9otlhoft.

GittShurg, go, 5. Ge5cn1bcr.
@ln. :. @rpai lit ullf leiner SCENT
reiie Not HiucolnL HebraSfo, gcltern
bon @alaiugton bier ongcfommen.
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ter 5uionmcu, Die iid auf Der 6abrt
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om SomituQ nod) europa cinld)ificn
iperoc1. 0err 9rpon miro lie nid)t
beeIcitcn, oo er, mie er io9t, perlhlc'
benen engagements fir Sorleiun9en
nodHllfonnen bot. lleber Die BOT
idoit oes Er1iibenten Hoolcpelt an
ben Gpngrcb GuBerte lid, Serr Vrpol
nllr mioeritrebenb, neil or nidt &c.
niigenbe 3cit gebobt babe, oielelbe
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iiber mehrcrc Der mid)tieiten Erntte
Der 9otihoit aus uno 5plte Eruliocnt
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bob er einen Sriginolporihlog, no
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idafts 3 Ganoionten II. !. 10. olrd) Die
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aeipro6enen Sheen oes TrGiibcntel
therein, lpe5ieu nit Dem, luas Der
9srGiioent iiber Yoit.S parbonten uno
Die 8urontic bon @onfbcpoiiten logt,
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MarNlanb. mnS 3enniaIuan:a.@ abn.

Siee u~e,:aiIen Nprtb.siueunc. Stat
7.30 Mprsens Dorf BOT, ideIi@. ausaenonts
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DOS Moreens Eeita Mccom.. MIR sonntue.
$50 Morgens Velnir Iccont., tdgIib, ,nIsges
nofnmen Gprtt1a,
1.20 4ufmittags c'eIdtr Meeom., nur Samftns.
1925 Gadnittaes gprf 9ot, tdeIid ausges
i1pfHrren Sortrftag.
4.05 Wadmittn9s Seita Mccon,. MIR sonntas.
4.45 Nadmitiags 9eIair Mccpn,., id9IiG, aus,
600 @benSs seTfa aeecom.. tdaIid. ausae.
noutmeu Spuntng.
II. 90 Mhenhs @elia Icom., MIR sonntoe.
fl 80 Iben bs @elair Mcccm.. tdeIif. ousaes
non men Souutda
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WerdanrS e Miners g~ranspurt. So.

IWWVTtItVWVt,
Ifaft nnb Yaiiagtere.
-sNadl 1oitpn nno benz plteu.
Waort., .Sieuft., Sonnerft., Samlft'. g iibr Hbbs
y Tadt groutoente nnb ben, pffex. ~
sonitfaa; Vatitiuot. Sreitds, 0 libr gbenbs.
tdaIih, 8 llbr Ibenbs
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tut 6er1elhen 1n9. aofabrenoe 9ampfer.
Nah eapannat nnb BEN sAben.
Stenlfag. 9dnnevftaa, Sumitae, 6 iibr abenbS.
". y. Gorta, gaent, Coma Sod.
Ut3.I&S|)
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Qllte Teberbetten.

Ser b5dfte Vreis. pirb beSatIt fir aIte re.
bern In ireeno tpeIder 6uantitdt. Wran fenbe
Tpftfarte an 8. 9. Siaats. Nr. 323, Wprb.Son.
oro'etyaae. Retbe 1eIenbone. {9-1&e)
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2tusiucie iibcr ben Stauo Der ,9iattuuai Grdlau.
nc Nant" III Baltimore, i'm Staate ytarp.
lano perm SdjluR Der Wciaaitc an 3. TT
SembCr 1907.
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Nusuets iber oen atamo brr nSrouers & Me'
danirs' 4atiuual' Saut" in baltimore I'M
StaaV Wiarglauo bet'nt Shluiie Der 0e'
itaftc ant 3. DECEMBER 1907,
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Yaife tdr's Muslanb beiprgt G.. @afhe. 9lr.
413, EH.yaltimore.str, nabe nftoniSunie'Nut
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GirI1fungss Sonh, oepcnirt bei'm
Sbabmeiiter Der Der. Stndten
900 bes NptelIsl lmiarfs) 49,.
Sunt Sel. Gtnaicu Shaenctiter
uriIer Dem 81 9inl6fuu9ss 5uno
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