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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-26
.W|NGF|ELD CALLED I. Ed.
by THE GRAND JURY
Continued from First Page.)

terinined to push the inquiry to the
bitter end. The members are bushes.
men. who can III afford to neglect
their own affairs every day, and thew
are anxious to strike promptly when
all information is in hand. The per-
sonnet of the panel gives the strong
est sort OF guarantee that there Will
be no embarrassing II there is evil
dence to convict
Excellent Jury.
On the jury are three mem
bers of the City Council. Presi-
dent Peters. of the Common Coun-
ell, has been taking an active part in
the examination of witnesses. and the
same Is true OF Aldermen satterheld
and Rennolds. AS representatives. OF
the people and the city government
they are not disposed to make light
utmost confidence in the jury, taken
individually and as a whole.
The Investigation Is being conduct.
ed under the common raw. There Is nc
statutory law to guide the inquisitors
but 1t was brought out yesterday thai
this hearing will doubtless result If
the passage OF law by the mex,
Legislature to specifically govern such
cases, especially where 1t Is charged
or shown that there Is combination
to affect the price OF commodities
It is stated by lawyers, however. tina
the present law Is ample to convic
should the facts justify It,
Judge Witt Is not disposed to hurr,
the grand jury He believes the mat
/ ter is one of grave Importance. and
! like the grand jury, IS anxious to hav,
every witness examined. For this an,
other reasons. the inquiry has hardl,
reached the most interesting or sensa
4 tional stage.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-26
CAMPAIGN CLOSES TO-DAY.
Effort of Central y. NJ. G. A. to Raise q
Hundred Members Nenrly Over.

LnOrt OF CentrhL ~ NJ. " -. 70 ftalsc
Hundred Members Nearly Over. .
This is the last day of the hot weather
campaign for one hundred members bein;
fwaged by the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation, and at least thirty must be landed
before o clock tonight II tbs Ven re IS
success. Workers Will be out all day two
by two and endeavor to bring the thing tn
pass, 1t Is novel thing Tying to secure
Richmond can do wha, other cities Will not
undertake.
One OF the new members secured in the
last campaign declares that what he PAYS
ten dollars year for Is worth at least
fifty dollars. and he expresses the. sentiment
OF most OF the association members, espe-
cially those who the baths these no,
days
The closing entertainment will be Monday
night. and just before 1t begins the light
will be burned either red" or blue. ms
the case may be- a very interesting pro-
gram has been arranged for Monday night
by the program committee. 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-26
SMASH FRONT WHEEL.
Ole NEW AUTO 5pAT7Ol

The new automobile patrol has
caused and suffered several minor ac-
celdents, but the machine came to grler
Henry and Grace Streets, where IN
some way, the left front wheel was
smashed, and several spokes In rear
Work on the machine for some hours
failed Ito right It, ard It was finally
taken to Blenner's. garage for repairs,
a day or SO ago the machine ran into
another day 1t ran into a cart and md
smashed one of the lamps. u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-26
SECOND GOLF MATCH
SET FOR SATURDAY
The Hermitage and Lakeside
Teams Will Meet TO Battle
for Honors.

The second match OF the series be-
tween the Lakeside and Hermitage
Golf Clubs will take place over the
course Of the former on Saturday, eth
July, and a close game Is anticipated.
The first game was won by the Her
mitaGe players but the Lakeside men
hope to change that result on Sat-
urday.
g The handsome trophy. which is to
become the property OF the winning
club. has been greatly admired by all,
and as both clubs are more than anX-
ious to possess it great Interest is be-
ing taken in the contest.
Cars will be running over the new
Ashland line on Saturday, making the
trip to Lakeside In about twenty min
.utes, so players will have the choice
OF two routes
The PLAYERS for saturday's game
w. H. Palmer. Jr. vs.. Or. S. b. Moore
H. X, Ellyson VS.. H. S. Jones.
f. j. u. Mackay (Capt).t Tvs G. Harrison.
DR.. William Fleming VS.. f. T. Orgain.
G.. Gray VS.. G. L. Kirk.
NJ NJ. Binford VS.. John B. Orgain.
G. P. Cadet VS.. George IL. Keesee.
G. w. Lang VS., G. r. Burnett.
o. b. Hill VS.. NJ. M, Martin.
l.. Joynes VS.. Thomas Boiling.
r. l., Powers VS.. James Mullen. I'D
w. Johnston ve. c. z, Borden.
D. Macdonald VS.. j, P, Learey
G. i. Guy vs. ]. L. Anderson,
e. M. Pitcher VS.. D. Nj. Blair.
T.. Antrim vs.. Jackson Guy.
NJ Il. sills vs., x. Antrim " aA'pDeil
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-26

Captain White, of Washington coun-
ty, died suddenly July. 23d, aged sixty
years. He was a son of Colonel w. G:
c. White, one of the wealthiest and
Virginia. He was with the Virginia
Military Institute cadets at the battle
OF New Market, where he was severely
wounded In the hip by a fragment Of
commended for gallantry by Colonel
Ii ilo,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-26
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DIED IN PULASKI.
Brother of

nroti,cr of WeII-ISnown Richmond
Clergyman Died Yesterday.
Mr.. John Douglas Stuart died at his
home In Pulaski. Va, Yesterday. lie
was q brother OF the Rev. Charles t..
Stuart. pastor OF the Nenable Street
Baptist Church, of this city! Rev. MIR.
Stuart was advised on Monday of the
serious condition Of his brother, and
left for Pulaski on Monday night. The
funeral arrangements are not known
-. If L
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-26
COLLEGE BILL CUT DOWN.
Water Rental Reduced When Error In Stale
? n,cnt vvn EOUn6 H.#ea.

mcnt was Found.
At the meeting OF the Water Committee
last night letter WAS received from Sec
rotary Ryland. of Richmond College, COM
planning about the amount OF the water
bill submitted since the college closed for
the season. The original bill was for s65.0s.
Superintendent Boiling explained that 1t was
due to an error in fixing the method OF
charging. and 1t was reduced to s27.56.
* resolution was adopted giving the Pas
test the water pipes under the supervisio1
OF the water department. to ascertain the
effect upon them by electrolyss.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-26
FRUSTRATED ny HEAT.
j. w. Davis Gives Way While a

j. w Davis, an employe of. the
Bristow g. Moore wagon factory, at
No, 1900 East Franklin Street, became
Frustrated with the heat yesterday
afternoon while at work. Davis was
pretty sick for short time. He was
attended by DR., Woodson Of the am
lbulance corps. who later took the III
man to his home. No. 1910 East Mar
shall Street. yt;l 80 . N n y. =.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-26
LOUISE is IMPROVING.

Little Girl Hurt In Explosion Is Gettlns
Better Slowly.
Little Louise Kahn. who was badly in
jured in the explosion Of n dynamite cap
on Tuesday afternoon, is still " quite seri-
Gus condition. The child was adelirious for
a part OF the night following the accident,
but yesterday evening was reported as be-
ing somewhat more comfortable Nothing
has been heard from the boy who was lhe
author of tho damage
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-26
MEMS CLUB SOON TO DE IN NEW HOME.

IHe~ SBCIeId1 OF IIFB 0CTuU, d69e1 UT Vt
Main Street end are two small private
dining-rooms, which may be engaged
for small parties.
The Kitchen arrangements are most
complete. and include ample pantries
and freight elevator reaching to the
alley behind the building, from which
supplies may be loaded. Abundant
toilet arrangements are provided. and
altogether the a appearance Of the club
lis most attractive 1t Is thought that
the contractor4wil complete his work
on the building some time in August
and The club hopes to be fully estab-
lished in It's new quarters by the first
OF September. Contracts have beenalet
for all furnishings, including rugs
dining room, Kitchen and Office furni-
ture. all Of which has been bought
from local firms. and much OF which
is ready for delivery.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-26
STOLE PIGEONS.
John Chambers Charged with Taking

John Chnmbcrk ThHrRed With Taking
@e Eight Of the Birds.
John hambers (whlte1 entered, SO ii
was charged, last night the house ct
lW. A. Smith and stole ,therefron, eight
pigeons, enough to make A. fine squab
not rot given the chance OF making pigeon
lpie The birds we've valued by the
laXnaS 1T n dollar; a piena% u. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-26
CITY ro coNpEMN LA.Np. !.

Enlargement and Improvement of Gas Plant
Calls for More Real Estate.
Notice has been served on the, Southern
Railway the Arnitage Manufacturing Com
.pany and property-owners residing nearby
that On September goth the city of Ricn-
mond Will appE to the Hastings Court for
the appointment OF commission 70 condemn
land at the gas plant for Improvement and
enlargement OF the works. The notice was
drawn and signed by City Attorney Pollard
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-26
WILL NY MONDAY.
First Check Received for jamestown En-

First Check RECEIVED Tor JnmcstuWh Eli
cnmpncnt by Company G.
CAPTAIN Charles NJ, Wallace has received
the checks from the United States disburi-
Ing officer for the War Department for the
payment of Company c.. Seventeen ReEl-
2ment and the men will be paid Off Tor the
jamestown encnmpment Monday night AZ
their next regular. drill. This Is the nrst OF
the company checks to be received.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-26
threatened to XIII Her.

Threatened to XIII Her.
Robert Jones threatened yesterday
TO kill Sarah. Of the Jones family.
Sarah was afraid that John might
carry ont his Intention, and she had
him arrested.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-26

Main Street. In the seventy first year
Of OF her dprn age, !. She Is survived ny two
Mr.. w. O. Saunders. The funeral took.
place from the residence yesterday ar
sternoon at o'clock, and the interment
Miss Mary f. johnson.
Miss Mary L. Johnson, daughter Of
Mr.. Frank N j ohnson, Of st. Louis.
formerly of Richmond. died yesterday.
MI. johnson has many friends and rel
atives in Virginia. !.
Miss Margaret G. Conway. -
t kIsXa Nh tq The Times; pispatch1
Margaret Catherine Conway, ninety
four years of age. died this morning
ct the residence Of her niece, Mrs. Lucy
3. Smith, so, sol Duke Street, after q
daughter of the late John Mons
cure and Catherine Storke Conway, and
was born Feb %. 1873. In stafford
county Va, She was the last sur.
all or whom lived to beS ripe ord
age. Miss Conway was connected witil
n. OF the Oldest and best, families.
OF Virginia. She was an aunt Of Nom
Funeral services Will occur at $50
O'clock o-morcuw morning at her late
home, and the remains will be for
ter;nent. Tho burial viii be made in
the family ic' at tilencarine, that place.
William Schuyler Ronne.
Especial to The s.Dispatch.1
StIACiLEFORDS, VA. July 24.--
Mr.. William Schuyler Roane, a Cons
/ federate veteran and probably the oldG
| est person in this county, died at hts
home In the lower end of King and
/ Queen county to-day, in his eighty
snfnth year.
For several years past Mr.. Roane
had been great sufferer. Previ-
Gus to his sickness he was a man
of much energy, and had accumulated
considerable property. He leaves six
/. children, Mrs. Sue Broaddus. Mrs.
i Thomas Bowden, Mrs. Charles Roane,
4 r. l.. Roane, A. T. Roane, and John e;
Roane. Funeral Thursday. !.
Mrs. j. j. Pound. Z
Especial to The TimesD ispatch.l
4 LURAY, VA, July 26.---N1rs. ]. r..
Pound, aged about seventy five, died
I at her home near Rileyville. this coun-.
ETY., at an early hour this morning. Mrs.
Pound before her marriage was Miss
4 Menefee. a member Of one of the old :
4 est families in the Valley of Virginia.
4 Her death was due to infrmities Incl
dent to old age.
Il s7asaS #YF.1 w
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Mrs. j. j. Pound.
j. NJ. Coyerstonc

Especial to The Times pispatch.
LuRAY, VA. July 25.-J. W.Co.-s
erstone, a we'll known citizen of Shen=s
andoah, this county. and one of the
Oldest Masons in the State. died at his
home in that place Yesterday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-26
OBITUARY.
John u. Whitaker.

Mr.. John e. Whitaker died ait 9.;45
r, NJ, yesterday at his residence. NO,
li47 Fast Main Street, In the sixty
fourth year of his age.
The arrangements for tho funeral
have net been completed,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-26
Miss Leila j. Nunnall,.

day afternoon at o'clock at the resi-
dence of her mother, Mrs Amanda S,
Nunnally, No. 2l7 East Clay Street IN
the fftS-thtrd year of her ase.
The funeral ARRANGEMENTS have not
been announced,
Mrs. Mary II. Saunders.
x Mrs Mary T.. Saunders died Wednes-
day night at the residence OF her SON
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-26

Miss Mary L. Johnson, daughter OF
Mr.. Frank N. Johnson, of st. Louis,
formerly Of Richmond. died yesterday.
Mr.. johnson has many. friends and reI-
auves in Virginia. z
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-26

Main Street. In the seventy nrst year
OF her age. She Is survived by two
children--Mrs. Joseph r. Powell and
Mr.. w. o Saunders. The funeral took
place from the residence yesterday az
.ternoon at o'clock, and the interment
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-26

AS is customary. the boy, before he
was locked UP, was asked his age.
Dunno. sir" was his cain, response.
Then he was led back to the cell, with
out feather for his pains.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-08
II. & a b / /.

"a er GrlpGrte!e bate enOli6 nit
~ 0iereG5ug, Gropn un0 YE9s
q ~ienIpanner ieinen Gin3ug 9ee
Dolten, Die eriten Sage lpas
rem oamit pergdngen, DAB man Dem
Better ale Ge9cnsniirOigttiten BON
Raubenitein un0 llmgebung 5eigte;
Damn bate Grlpein Oen i0tpaden Der
iud qcmcdt, bic altgepo6nten Be
i6dftigungen pieOer auf5uns6mcn,
ooG) ipar e8 audi nur bel OieIem Ser
Iu9e gebliehen, 0:nn man mllbte bod
Den Rc9eIn Der @affreunoi6dft ndtAs
fommsn, uno Iem Gaite Die 3eit or9e'
ncbm pergeben 81 MAIDEN iudcn; ndb
gemeinIdaftli6c 2eftiire, Nrbciten i'm
@arten, MnleScn cincs Serbariums,
uno Gbntine 3e'9dftigunsen burGaus
niGt nn9 Sem 8ei9mate GertdrOs
ipdrea, oics fpnnte man leidt 6urdus
ertennen, DAB or, geamungsn la4snO,
feline 8eripanottn Dfiiiiter nonnte.
No5u bate er feline nSuder" mjtses
bra0t, per1 mar nidt MuSflise ooer
geIu9e il otG Ia96dri6aft MAIDEN
po1te, nno aud Der 9ijGfenIpanncr
ipor ribt bios fir bie Gtaffd1e i'm
@cfolgc ieine5 6errn erIdiercn.
Greilid) batte1 bic Ma9teln fdl,n
nod i6re Gincoanocrung b%egonnen.
dfer Die Slide beOurfte boA INNER
cines Sdsdene. ober 2sG5ods, o:n
ma ouf Dem WnItano er!soeu tonnte.
9(uf eiocnem Sugbrepier nur beob1Atet
tet man ftrenq bic SuqooorfWriften,
nit frcmoem Q8ito, "a brau4t mans
nidt car 70 Qerdu 3l nebmen.
9as 6atale loar, boB grpein fif
ii6srbaup! niGt gum Sagbsenohen
eignete - uno dllein fano IS 9er6arb
langpeilig, ourb Den @aIo gu i9lens
oren.
Mobl bate sr fir einen Qtugenblif
Elm gnd6iqe5 2lu9e auf @nOreGs Sez
porfen, Oh Stpor er eS in ben srIten
Sagsn fir angcmefsn gebu!ten bate.
Dem jungen Manne gegenii6er cine
eiIigs Steif6eit CUR G6du gu trdgen-
rber 4nbreas le3nte Die gbre aus pers
fd,ieoeren GriinOsn al, bon osnsn Der
mdBgebenoite Ser mar, oab er Grpein
nt9t aaein ldIIen ipolts.
Gr berbarrts bel biefem ieinem Gnts
i6lub troB Grpeins Yroteitationen,
uno trob Der balbluut eemadten Be-
mertuns bon ieiten Gerbaros, DAB er
bon einem iol4en nS9ulfu9s" nidts
anberes erpdrtet babe.
Blieb mitbin nod cine perion, Die
man pielei6t %9eipinnsn fonnte, uno
bsren @eisGi6aft eigentlib jebsr ans
oercn bor9usirfen irar: gither.
(5~ortIesung fofst.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-08

TpaHplEDaTI G,s pie9r entfernt," poer
einfa6 ais nni6t CItitircno" be3ei6z
net, altber penn Dies oabur1 urlm0gs
LID gema4t miro, OoB Ser tetrsffenOe
drme Sdlllder bie llnpsrI6Gmtbeit
bat. oenTelten Namen gu fii6ren ipie
lptr. Inter Ioi6en lmItInoen pi1en
mir uns jebp9 Den iaoflen Mcni9en
bonn gals gil haltcn: mir empfanaen
Itine 9siu4e iteben0 Gum i6m teinen
Stu6l anbisten gu mi len, uno I'm i'm
81 baloigem 8ortgeben gu t~enesen),
rei9sn ibm gum Gbi9i:b Sen in
trampfbafter Steif6ett geItredten
3eigsfinacr, IaiIen fir tie Submit Die
9emertung fallen, roB uniere 3eit
gang ilnae1cuer in InIpru9 genommcn
Iet. un0 iheuen un5 Iogar ni4t, Dem
Gisner 5u rertebcn 5u gebsn, baB,
tpsnn ser !9srr @raf mieosr porIprs9en
Iolte, mir nidt gu !Suu7e 1eien. Ius
auem b;eIem bat ii@ rermrtbli6 Der
Spru6 entipi6elt: ynobIeHe obliee."
9en &udllt aud! Die NobleFe gebiez
tct rns, @%olblutpfcr0s 3u Sdanosn
gu r~eitcn, auf Elm &nrtsnbldtt cine
6errf9aft gu Ieben, uno np8 bunoers
terlei anoere 8oriationen auf Der
i60npoIirten, abcr faIi9t0nen0en Sc
Telidaftss @eigc gu ipisIcn - ater Tie
perpfliGtet uns bur6auS ni6t, etpa
touieno @ulben jQ4rIid CUR Inter
itiibun1 zines perbun9ernben Der.
fpanbten 5u lpaqcn, 0:nn aud @sIo
bat fein ipesielles thermometer: IS
9tbt 6dlIe, in reI1en bullberttdlIenb
Cullen cine .@agatele," uno SG[e, in
o,nen tauIcnb @uI0sn ,enprm" Iino
- e8 tommt eben Ndrauf an, gu pela
den 3fpeden mon eS uusle9t.
Nuf Rauhenitein CAB iid Semanb
abnli9en 9eoanten bin, uno bas mar
GItber.
Sic pubte, oaB Ser crlau9te Bet
ter cinen @ernanbtsn beTaB,' Der iogar
oen Namen ron einem Der Sitter
fiibrte, bic it1 nun i'm 9eIib @erbaros
befGnocn. Sic Eutte bieIcn armen
S%rieocntbal, dig lie nod Elm gang tlets
res WGoGen gelpeIen, geieben, uno lte
toante has traarige @eTi6t, bas perz
na6lGiiiQte Ieubere Oes 9erabgefoms
menen ME psrgsIen.
Iuf itr Bitten uno i6r 3ureben
bate oamals Die @robmuttsr einse>
piGigt, Dem Stlf5beoiirTtigen bci5us
iprin9cn, uno 10 mar eS ieitber ges
tIieten: Sn piertelidbrigen 8aten cling
ron Der Gdubenfteiner @irtbf6aftsz
oircttion Die llntsrItjbung regelmdbig
an DEN getreffenoen ub, un6 iiber oieie
gtege!mdBigieit ipaGte Gitbsr nit Or
gusaugen. Gon elmer guffproerung
an 6risoent1dI, Ole Commemorate
a1idbrlib in Naubcnitein su5ubrinz
GEN, bate oaS jurge Wd01en abIeben
miiIen; @roBmara bate enti6iebcn,
bob Oa5u bic @ermanotI4aft oo@
paQ5u crtfernt" lei.
Der Oissmalige 8eiu3 Greudingens
'oqte i~penig'ters au9 iein Suites 1as
ben, bas nabm iitb Die &!eine feit ppr
pern Der Better i'm aering'ten oorndt
itreben ioIte, por i9ren Iusen GndbC
SIT finoen, 10 muBte er fi1 gu elmer
So0e feierli9 rerpfiiQten: Ietnem
anaebtid nIebr cntfernten" @erlpdnot.
ten aus9iebig 6ei5uitehen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-08
Gin Bargain fir SeimitGtte-S mder.

Sebn Mder gnten nrbdreE Qdnbe5 fnr. 0e-
%tufiiebou. III WfetIen bon ber Bahnidtton unb
10 Wleifen bpn ber gtaot. BET uniterrffuaIen,
ganolirabe %ertfernt, In anne Nrunbebgountp;
NreiS $3.50.
Ankfrbem Elm 5 nnh IL M6er Girnnbfta6 anb
etn 2 Ader Grnuoftid.
pdlftc pegeu ganr; gfeii mad Sbrer 9eauerr.
ttctfeft. 8ontmt borbereitet gum Nbic,lub beS
6nnoeIS. vern Gu9 brs aonb eefdut.
nSepcrn Stealth Gpmpann,"
Nr. ali, NsTt.GtarieS-Strate.
t1Rdiix.1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-08
GtabItrt 1890.
WilGelnn .. Meinbarbt

VT. 2U21, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Ncm-YDrs claitiidjc grndbanber,
pdne ysebcr,
fsnnsn 1ns nno %att setrascn perben.
Mud Snrts@
mefde mic rotten, iefbit bci'm gaben ntht.
GieielbeIt lino bon alien Ner5te1 befteuS
empfobiet.
Or oerfcrtigt nuf BcitelIur9 mo bat OUT Eager:
edbntterbd rocr, llnterletbsbtuber,
peide nno Spf6fiKen .Yraftdneer,
70 nrrGneirt, ouf ieine eeebrten annoen be-
iters 5~ufrieoeu gefteut fhio.
aue gru9bdnber. Bauongcn unb Snffru'
ucrte iperoen sarantirt, Dab lie panen. uni
au's Snuberftc lftS Nefte ungefertigi.
Thr Tamcn ituo 3iminer
unier gufii3i bon Wlao 9ietnburot borbnrben.
Mb. IeIephon - grurtIdno 1854.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-08
Sr. CAN'T,
Scnlcbcr NIB YInhifer.

NtTfeUtr MO FfNhlIftr.
Ser ScrDurrnaciioite aIcr Mteoicn. 81 CT
5dblt Sbncn, mas &C al piiicn ipiinl6en. MAG
es aiinltia pocr urleiiliii9 ieir, alci0biel. mas
Sbre ,Nranplnle. SoflrunGcns Mntbmabrn9cn
obcr ~sii1ihe iin6. @r bat grberen gebolfen.
g8drum Mot Shnen2 60 iiber5euGt 1T er bon
feincr 6ubigieit, oub CT feline 9e5a1Iune I'M
$ornuS fit Sorirdee enigc0en lli.rnmt,. mo
peIr CT Eidt in alien Sd1cn 06lig 5nfricoen
iteut. miro feline @ebiibr acccptirt. Gortrdge
80 Gents unb $t.00.
epreditnubcn ppu 10 Bis z libr.
6. & y. 3elcpbon: Wfuunt Sermon 6t76-O.
Yr. 40, ~Farf.auenuc.
(Se5t4-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-08
Nies lit Sire Me[eaenhcit

5itr grluer6uig ciries mobernei e ooer 3sItois
fiaen Snufes in gutter Gage.
1900 Sdniersepicrt Gf.slortt.Apcnue.
Seauenl tlt 1ne Observation-Disclosures. SebeS
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NOpofatcn.
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EaiIe sur Ieiie ms Tnslanb be-
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Acknowledgements.

3eitun0en, 3citidriften etc.
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Baltimore Warfibcridlte.
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bet OF Commerce.