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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-13
MIR. ANTHONY TO RUN.
Cigar Manufacturer Announces That Uc
Wishes To he Cit,. =

Mr.. James Anthony yesterday definitely
uectnep 70 enter the contest for City Ser
geant at the primary to be held for that
Office In 1903 Mr. Anthony owns and
operates large cigar manufacturing estab.
With the laboring people who have con,e in
contact with him. He is young man OF
vide y acauaintance, and his friends say he
The field is rapidly filling up with candi.
dates, ana although the election Is far in
me, me future, i looks as If there will be a
When nsltad ,ost en,r ~ comes on.
Alderman Satterheld, of Marshall Ward
SAID he could not say definitely what he
WOULD 90 IN two years, but at present
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-13
MURDERER WANTS HELP.
j. II, Windcr. in Arizona Penltcntiorv saws
He Did Not Heceiyc Iustira - 80

r. Winder, n former Richmonder, who
Is serving life sentence in the peniten
tlarY at Arizona for murder. has written ia
n weli-known man here asking him Ia heln
raise some money so that his case may he
appealed to the United States Court Win
der claims that he killed man in self
defense, and that he did not receive iustico
when his case was tried
Winder was born and reared In Rich
mohd, ana seems TO have been an orderly
Young man when here. lie married n M,ss
Dunston, but afterward ran away from her
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-13

Jr., Il. II. Jenkins, Il. G. Laird,
l.. j. NIarcuSc, $. w. Meek,
John III. Miller, Jr., II. a. Miller,
L. Y. Morris, l.. Q. Miller, w.
w. NcnIe, William Northrop,
II. X. Parrish, Malvern G. Fat-
terson, Leland Rankin, s. W.
Trnvcrs, H.. S. Tuck, Thomas
S. Whcelwright, Ed. VIII
llnms. e.. Victor Williams, j.
T.. WinrO, Coleman WOrtlnm,
II. w. Wood, Committee.
nichInOnd, Va, July II. 1907.
Remember All This,
Attached to the invitation above VII
DC the following sheet of informant ion
md it may be we'll for everybody t
AXE a copy of it for constant refer
,nce:
Transportntion.-T trains will
not be Ovcrcrowdcd--the capacity
of cars Is cstfmntcd on seats only.
The Chesapeake and Ohio and the
Norfolk and Western Railways have
both agreed to charge the follows
ing ratcs:. $3.50 for the round
trip, good leaving Richmond either
"Wednesday or Thursday, returning
either Thursday or Friday. The
Virginia Navigation Company hive
agreed to charge ny follows on their
day line boat, boat leaving Rich
lnOnd Wednesday morning and
leaving Norfolk Friday morning
On return trip. S1.5O for the round
trip. Special bont leaving Richmond
Wednesday, evening, and on return
leaving Exposition Pier Thursday
evening. for round trip. 81,
Cate TlclScts.-TO avoid delay and
confusion at the entrances to the
exposition, buy your Entc tickets
In Ricllniond from the ticket agent
seiiins you your Transportation,
adults, 90 cents; children, rs cents.
Hotels.-Thc hotels offer special
rates to those desiring to spend
wednesday and Thursday nights
(which stop-ovcr privilege IL
granted on I'LL railroad ucketsr.
For prices, see. advertisements in
daily papers, particularly erich
mond Day. Timcs-Dispntch,,. of
Sunday, July 14th.
Rest Plnccs.-There are several
such places ON the grounds, but
you nrc especially invited to make
yourself at home at the Richmond
City Building, State OF Virginia
Building and the inside. Inn. tThe
apartments ut the latter place are
very spnciOus.
Pointers.-Form purity among
your friends for this trip.
Buy your transportation and
admission tickets early In the
week.
blue and gold Richmond badge
Will be given you on the train
wear 1t on that day.
Take your picnic basket to fhc
Richmond City building. and 1t Will
be cared for. u
Watch the newspapers for pro-
gram of the events now being. apc-
cinlly prepared. is..y,ss5
Program for Day. &lfr
The program for RichmondFnDf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-13
Feared Husband.

In a great state Of excitement, Mrs.
NJ G. Beasley, who lives near the
Sowing Green Road. in Henrico coun-
~, came to the courthouse yesterday
morning. and swore out a warrant
against her husband, who, she declar-
cd mad threatened to kill her. The
go horne and Constable Moughon was
5detalled to go for Beasleyi and arrest
~ m The man was later niaced in
me county Jail to await hearing this
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-13
Costly Dr1,nI,

John Young (colored) was fined So in
the Police Court yesterday morning on the
charge OF being drunk and disorderly tho
night before, Jonn works for the suther-
land livery stables, and Thursday night
when drunk he refused TO let another en-
poyc lock the stables. He was also very
disorderly on The way 10 tho station. hnusn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-13
CASE OF HOLMES
VIII BE Tried This Morning for Stealing
SPOONS from Jefferson IIntel -

The case Of Joe Holmes (colored)
charged with stealing a number of silver
spoons from the jefferson Hotel was called
IN the Police Court yesterday morning aud
was continued to this morning on account
OF the absence of several witnesses.
holmes was arrested Thursday evening
ana the spoons We're discovered buried in
the backyard OF his sisters home in
Swansoboro.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-13
TO MAKE CHANGES
ON BROOK ROAD
Henrico Supervisors Hold Meet
ing-County Prisoner Re
fuses to Eat.

The Board of Supervisors of Henrico
county met yesterday morning in the
courtho use, but little business was
Transacted. The board decided to
make several desirable changes in the
Rrook Roard in order properly to de-
fine the lines in accordance with the
wishes Of those who live on the road.
Permission was also given for the lay
Ing OF water pipe Qn the Hermitage
Road.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-13
Au-Day Holiness Meeting.

tomorrow IN the West End Rescue Mission,
10, SOC West Cary street, Services viii be
held as follows: 10 A, NJ. Sunday school
lesson taught II a. NJ, praise and testi-
inony meeting: $3.50 p NJ. holiness unto
the Lord; 1880 p, NJ open-air meeting; s
r. NJ, holiness revival The public are
cordially invited
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-13
Nef,iscR tn Emf.

Cell Johnson,1 an indian medicine
man, is languishing in the IIenrico
County Jail because he refuses to eat
any prison fare. johnson is reported
70 have said that he would rather
has months sentence to serve,
ne probably Will die unless he changes
his mind about the fare. He asked
FOR a priest yesterday morning, so that
Jailor Green is not afraid, however,
that the prisoner will much longer
refuse to eat,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-13
Chnrgcd with Forgery.

, George ". AtchIson, white ems
Works, was arrested yesterday morn
ing by Special Policeman w. j. Per-
rims, on the charge OF forging the
name of S. A. Perdue to a certificate
purporting to he of the value OF 81.
Atchison was taken to tho Henrico
County Jail, where he awaits an ex-
ANIMATION Tuesday morning at II
Thomas. Atchison viii also have to
face three other similar charSeg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-13
THANKS TO HOSPITAL.
Memorial Receives Letter of Appreciation
~ from X, IG, Lee Camp.

The Memorial Hospital Is in receipt Of a
letter from tho r. II, Les Camp, Confed
crate Veterans, expressing its thanks and
of the kind services rendered
BY the hospital to the veterans during the
late e IN y Ss a,g ghS n stsr d
i. Taylor Stratton, adiutant,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-13
SUNDAY SERVICES
IN CITY CHURCHES
No Change to Be Made During
Summer in Program at
Christ Church.
VISITORS IN MANY PULPlTs.
Dr.. Willingham to Preach at Ven
able-Street DR.. Smith at
Grace-Street Presbyterian.

,rra nsra, sa,,,,ces viii no hold to-
49,. 60,
morrow at Shrlst Episcopal ohurct'' az
Twenty-second and venahe Streets;
tho rector. Rev. G. Otis Mead, oficiat-
,ng ,rhesa .erv,ces vii, 60, mans Mi,
'"e' y s'es'' VIZ os' ''o'1' -
out me summer. me s ,tl : SCI
WI VI also pc continued. from e."o5 70
io.9o y. ". eacn SUNDAY.
rev. u. W. X. l. stlith VIII preach
tist Silurch. mere WIZ De no evening
service.
~ c!'s ansslice ol fIss II &c &c II
W vW,o 10 preaenins IN eupeper, Key, Or.
5 6otn services at the First Baptist
,,.i Wy :. -. M,therspooh' pastor OF
~, in1e = e i.1 .erian lauren; pc
ing out OF thc CITY, hls pulpit VII! be
NE ~ py i1eS. !. smith u. u
49,
,,..s..i ii az schefer.s OF me Hogs
First Preshytar,a, C cn, p'eaen a. the
- w IAN s1,i1rch al ~ a. NJ
4 .
me r,e.,,,,r sa.,,taa .,r
,,,orron, ~ a I,l -, Ghurch 20
ertson win rr. nt.o -. ~ NJ - Hop'
loot beir,, ..In,, r,',,a,i, = 49, ne ? 10.
vii nre.ch o'1tA'''s' o. re" Jersey,
pa ,,., r,,,.
to,,, 80 Nii' nisach
dis, Ch,,ra. IIi. ~ Sen.enars Melno-
c,hr,s,ia,,,s - pe .., me
Rjrh, View ~ waa,,,i u nc
~ :, :, IN,
,,raaa, pa y. o. ~. sief auei,' ~
rh,,rn, ,u, , ~
3 NJ HE aver,n., snhtoot vi, -, h az -,
picture OF falth.
services WIZ pc neid at falTinouh'
1nur9n oi Inc plsfiples o. mrs.
preaching at both hours. The Chris
tian EhdeaVor society VIII meet at
p. M.
isep. i1eiirs rearce Athil,s VII !. pIsach
End Christian Church. The morning
subject Will be 'knowledge OF Christ
The night subject VII be Desiring
ana ana choosing. Elec,rlc rams VIII keep
me pastor VIII preach at potn SER
| vices at calvary haptist ohurch 70
morrow.
~, 81,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-13
United states Court Adjourn,

The United States Circuit Court of
Appeals adjourned yesterday to meet
here again on the second Tuesday in
August,
Judges Prtchard, Boyd and Purnell
constituted the court at this session
Whieh was Q very brief one
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-13
Richmond, Va, July 10. 100
Office of Health Department,
City Hall,

7 tnl, 1FY1H IL L u. 4.
iNi,i,1'iota' ., ,,rIy 30 q
~. quati.s o,tn do win thnl
CITY mas d s+ea' oe"i NJ, ~ VI I,an,,,, ~
h hsl' o. .sle riats,,,a ;s dainr every
paittiiieii1 ~, ~ ,,,a' -, ,,,oI,, 10 mix \
thils IA - 49,. ~, 49, - ~,ror1d |
supply o. lAiia 90 .,,a,,aint ia
ne from s',. ,a,,,,,,,1i, o.
the dalrShleh aLu - NJ
70 our t,tot :. - fae,,, tbera he |
when TINS work was ne5 ~, t,,o,,s,t
been very Ereat mp ~ -, 49,,
Huch sun eiitui! '.,, ~ ~. ~ Min,
But ~ IS nov SUN ~ 't.,. ,i,,i, |
should pc ciean ailu pu'o 49, aa;.,
ered 10 YOU NttFa -, ~
Is taken III Soul 49, -, ~. ,,o,,aI
mix is receiSeu, -
good MIX ~ spitS " W. ~ y. =. 49,
the WORK OIL ing va ii.t ny $50
fore important wa Hou ,rj,,nr n
fully ioilo" tte ms. ~. w 800 -, ~
THIS circuiaI-7'lo, ,o,,,,a
every Gay, VIC "i'o'e ~"
MIX Is lHe iio91 Nt +, /,
article OIL olel NioWt, - 49, ,, 60
the only proper 1000 ~ ''"pi W.
one year OF age, "i'eh NY .
+ the nourlsHhenl WHi'ii
ed for thenl--thelr li iS,l IL
But, Wllle soou in!i , -
ceilent 1ood' pau inilh 70 - ny
most dangerous iooos possi''e' 800
i'SSpS'-s''i'''S~ .t,a
bowel troupies OF papies anu Aoi '''e
death OF very many o. tiei,i'
inc chiei means os Wlll't' M M y - ~
ten maze dangerous "ie. ~ ~. -
methods OF Keeping anu i'illh! .,,s me
COWS, dirty mixers ana aiity i'tliN We
sells. CD failure to cool lie iiiliH prompt
~ and keep II colu uiilil useo, anu ~
keeping the mix TOO lohs before ~ Is
ured.
Bad mllk therefore, so iar as ua,>-e s r
to health Is concerned Is dlftS llAllN ot
warnL stale. milk
we are rapidly getting me oalfyhen
Of Richmend TO understand these lac,s'
and we can promise you mat the mix
supply OF Richmond VIII soon be among
the best In this country.
In the home as on the farm and N
che city dairy, cleanliness ana cold are
The two essentials IN the securing OF
wholesome milk,
All vesssl used for milk should be
thoroughly oleansed as soon as empty
using first clean. cold water for rinsing
and then scalding them with hot water
containing small amount of wash
ing soda or borax DO not use soar
yor this purpose. After thorough wash
2ng, the vessels should he rinsed witt
clean water and then we'll aired an,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-13

The State OF Virginia. through it's
Second Auditor, will ask for bids for
$4,000 of State bonds for the Sinking
Fund. The bids will be opened on Au-
gust 9Th. So far the Sinking Fund has
bought and retired $2,O00,O00s of bonds,
and saved the interest thereon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-13
Midnight ,Iisslnn

rescue gospel service VIII he held in
me ne Mlianignt Rescue Mission, No, 1is4 East
TTankhn street tonight at $3.50 O'clock
The subject wlll be Christ, the Sinners
Friend and Savior"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-13
Enjoy IA Pleasant nav

The annual excurson Of Emmanuel Bap.
usl sunday school was held yesterday a,
West Point Bathing. boating crabblna
ana the various land attractions cornBinec
10 make the day very pleasant one fol
al! who went down.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-13
), Atr. hyres Reroyerin..

/ Mr.. John Ayres, foreman for Miller &
Miller, who was injured by Forest Hill
car At seventh and Byrd streets Thursday
evening was reported at the Virginia Hos.
pltal last night to be recovering, His In
jurtes We're not Of q serious nature.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-13

Actlyes to Meet.
The CLAW ward .Actives will hold a meet
ing at Monroe Hall tonight. Among other
matters be considered viii be II the sor af az
fore tho Corporation Commission
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-13

Mr.. Percy D. marlborough, who was
Injured by horse Monday near To-
ano, was operated upon yesterday by
as we'll as can be expected.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-13

The survivors OF the old First vir..
them as reside in Richmond, will have
a reunion next Thursday at Forest
IHill Park. The indications are tnat
about nifty OF sixty Of the old-time
fighters will be on hand to tell anout
the war days.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-13
Brief Items
Around i own

Lieutenant z. G. Waddnl, aUnited
States Army, a son Of Judge Edmund
Waddill, Jr,, of this city, is on his way
home from the Philippine Islands,
where he has beenfin the service with
his regiment. It is likely that upon
his return Lieutenant Waddill will be
stationed at the Jamestown EXPOSE
ton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-13

Col. w. IT. Hughes, president Of the
Mineral Springs Com
pany, and Mr.. w. t. Whitaker, the
general agent, are in the city on bust
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-13
Buy state Bonds.

waine, of Petersburg, appeared for the
sCOmpanV
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-13
sixteen Hurt In wrccls,

SOMERSET, KYn July l2,-siXteen
men were hurt in n wreck on the
Queen and Crescent Railroad yester-
day. a freight train crashing into a
work train near the Tennessee line.
The work train failed to send out a
flagman.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-13

GREAT MOVE FOR HEALTH
Every Iousekeepcr and Mother
II OF Young Children Should
Study 1t Carefully.

Twenty thousand copies of an arti-
Gle On The Care of Milk in the Home,
prepared by the Health Department OF
Richmond. will be distributed this
morning by the milk dealers.
Dr.. Levy, chief of the Health De-
part-nent, is anxious that every house
keeper, and especially every mother
shall read the article. which Is printed
in full;
once of Health Department,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-13

Rev. Tiiden scherer., OF the Hogs
Memorial Church. Will preach at the
First Presbyterian Church a, II a. NJ.
There viii be no night service.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-13

lsUalMER THIRST ia delightfully."- re-
ueved by. Horstord's Acid Phosphate--a
delicious evefage--superior TO lemon
ade=-an excellent tonic,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-13

In Ike absence of Rev, DIR. Mcdaniel,
who Ia preaching in Cupeper, Rev. DR..
Winfree. OF that place, will preach at
both services at the First Baptist
Church.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-13

The regular services will be held
in Randolph Street Baptist Church to-
morrow. The pastor. Rev. w. E. Rob.
ertson win preach at II A. NJ. his sub.
Ject being Joy Fulfilled AT night
Rev. G. A. Jenkins, OF New Jersey,
will preach.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-13

Rev. DR.. W. r: L. Smith will preach
to- morrow morning at the Second Bap-
list Church. There VIII be no evening
service.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-13

such pitcher or vessel exposed il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-13

The usual services will be held to-
morrow at Christ Episcopal Church. at
Twenty-second and yenable Streets;
tho rector, Rev. G. Otis Mead. ofiiciat-
ing. These services. with sermons. viii
continue at the regular hours through.
out the summer. The Sunday school
will also be continued from 9:3o to
1850 a. Nj. each Sunday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-13

, which was yesterday agreed upon, Is
as follows:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-13

Rev. Henry Pearce Atkins will preach
tomorrow morning and night in West
End Christian Church. The morning
subject will be knowledge Of Christ
The night subject will be Desiring
and Choosing Electric fans. will keep
the congregation cool.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-13

Services will be held at Paramount
Church of the Disciples of Christ
morning and evening, the pastor
preaching at both hours. The Chris
tian Endeavor Society will meet at z
=, M
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MISUNDERSTANDING lit 9bnaSelpbio ae'udbrt.

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Strifcnoc Trnnnrbcitcr fcGrcn 5nriif

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Nrclhe IN Ocn Nciben Der itrifcnOcu
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EolitiidJcr Mcmd)clmcrb ami Gu6a.

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ser Gropilt5 0aoano luurOe bcltc
frii6 5u NuineS meuGlingS ernorbet.
0aS &erbrecben lhcint politiidclt
GbarqfterS 81 leiL inOent 2lDnlu in
Scr Hepolltion bonn lcbtcn 2lllquIt Die
Strcitfrdite Der 9ieNierlrng in Der
llmgebltng bon @ilincs filbrtc llnO IiN
babel 10 perbnBt muhte, OoB er fid)
ieiner Si6erbeit GoI6er nn6 Werito
6egob. Gr mar crit fiir5lid Don bort
,utiifgefeDrt. Der Worber, lueldcr
m1breno Scr 0ieoollltion IN Der Sns
i,rgentcl.2lrmcc bicntc, ctltfnnt. Der
Wouocrnelr bon Sopula bot Elm So
mite llto ntebrere Ieteftibs abge-
irbidt, I'M 0as &crbrchen ju umter.
Iudcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-04
Nuiituno in 2 SGon0boi be-
iirhtet.

Tictori 0..G., 3. glpril. - 5. v.
Mtoro, %rdiiocnt Der bieiigen Son-
oeIafnnnlcr. Der bon elmer Sriehtreile
5uriifgcrcbrt 1T, bringt yiadribt oab
Die cn0liidlcn 8cluobuer bon Sbotg.
hoi cinc 9icpoltton Der cin9cborcitell
Gbinricn lmo einc Dolli1e 0crnidtung
Der cltropGiihet gticOerloiiiln8 be.
iiirchtell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-04
Niitinanirtc Maltc.

Ncp Dorf, 3. 2(pril. - llntcr
Den EniinGiercn ocS bclltc bier onacs
foumcncn GdnpicrS o&niicr 8il'
bclm Der 3lDcitc" beiin0cn lid Sor.
Gbnrlcmngne Soner, nnleritunii6Cr
Notidniter al 9cuti6IonO, @cnerol.
Yicutenont i. 5. e. b. 20mcnielo,
glOiltont ocS aoiicrS ySilbcln BRO
iciior i. S6Gicr uno CbcrItIiclltenont
@uItop y. 0id6ut. Die orci lcttcrcn
Scrrcn tOnmeit ais 8ertrctcr Gelltlh'
lon0'3 sur @inpeiDung ocS Carnegie.
SnItitlttS in Bittsbirg.
gIu6 Der ungcben0c Golurfabrcr
Wnlter Mellnlon, lolpic @m. 81. Gnns
6crbilt, jl,n., ltr6 Sonilie ,beiinOen
iib inter ben Foiidgieren OeS Dom'
piers.
0otidaftcr Somcr fonntc in Cincr
llitcrreOun1 nit 9crid)tcritutteru Die
inter oem ocntidjen Nolfc berrid)cr0e
ircmOitoitIide @eiiltnitng iiir }Imc.
rifo unO Die 2lmerifoner nidt genlrg
lobcn.
g8illiom 3. 9teab, Scr befonntc
2onooner He0afteur lll0 ,SrieOenS'
2lpoitel Fam beiltc olli Dem 0onlpfcr
nGoronia" bier an 9luh er miro Der
GinmeiDung ocS Carnegie SnltitltS
beipoblrn Gr bcgliictte bic 9eriht'
eritntter bel ieiner 9lnGlmit nit einenl
lnngcn Stterpicm iiber Die Mid)ti1teit
ser beppritebenoen SrieoenS Gonic.
renj i'm pnag iuto iiber Die gtotbpcn.
oigfrit, onb GttgIono unb bic Ger.
Staotcn in ocrlclben Nnno in Suno
gebcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-04
Milliuncnbrnno in Gan SraueiScu.

SonSrunci8co, 3. 9lpril. -
GoS Mnl1inenbuus Der vSon }ron'
cisco @os otO electric eight Go." an
Der %. StraBe lulO Georgia 9Ipcnllc
brollllte geitern glbenO nieocr illto 'olt
Oic gan5e Stoot ipor m1Drcno Der
9todt obne BeIcl4tilng. Ger Sd)o'
ben miro oni S2,50O,0OO pernn.
idlogt. 5iinf 26ihndnncr erlitten
m1breno oeS YrnnOcS TcrIcBlll1cn,
llno einer oerirlben lit nidt 5n rettei.