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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-12
DIG STORAGE Plant.
SchIitz Brewing Company to Erect
Building Here.

After much negotiation the Schlitz
Brewing Company, of Milwaukee, has
completed arrangements to erect on
West Broad Street, in this city, a
large storage plant and depot for the
distribution of beer throughout tho
Southern States.
The company has bought the large
lot next to the mammoth establish
ment of the Stephen Putney Shoe Com
pany, and contracts have been let for
a big building. which Will be equipped
with all of the modern arrangements
for botting, refrigerating, pastueriz-
ing. &C, The structure Will be 175
feet in length by 30 feet In width 1t
is expected that it will be completed
during the winter months. certainly
by early spring.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-12
STOCKS AND BONDS.


Fine Report of July Receipts of Norfolk
and Western Railway.
The stock and bond market was little
more active yesterday along nearly all lines,
copper interests being the exception. All
railroad stocks sold up from to III. The
very fattering report of July receipts on
the Norfolk and Western system gave the
stock of that company something of a boost
which was very gratifying TO the local
traders in Richmond. many of whom hold
considerable blocks of Norfolk and Western
stock. Union Pacific, Northern Pacific and
Reading We're all active at the advanced
figures, and altogether the bull element
was very much encouraged With the days
doings.
The successful sale of New York City
bonds had decidedly good effect on
the market generally. and the bulls pre-
dict that this Improvement Will be per-
rnanent
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-12

noted. These swell the amount Of bus-
mess, which already exceeds the aver
age. Local jobbers OF railway and ma
chinists' supplies are active, and through
the season business has made u greater
average than usual. The price Of lun-
Der continues the same MS last week.
CONTINUED favorable reports regarding
tho cotton and tobacco crops In Vir-
sinln and North Carolina arc being
received
collections show no Improvement
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-12
SAUNDERS SUIT FILED.
City Defendant in Damage Case for

Teh ThOHSNnU DOIINrH.
John w. Atkisson. administrator of
the estate of Vivian A. Saunders, de-
ceased filed suit in the Circuit Court
yesterday against the city of Rich
mond for $4,000 damages. Mr.. Saun-
ders was Killed several weeks ago
While at work in trench on Allen
Avenue. The first plan was to submit
the claim to the Committee on Print
ing and Claims, but this was not done.
and the matter has now been sent to
court for trial by jury,
The Stanton Tanning Company Tnc.)
fled suit in the Circuit Court against
the Strange Bros. Hide Company for
alleged damages amounting to $4,000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-12
SURPRISE MARRIAGE.
Miss Rynls Becomes the Bride OF Mr..
Tyisda1e,

A quiet but pretty wedding took place
Wednesday night. September 4tll, in
the home of Mrs. j. 7. Butler. when Mr..
j. T. Twisdale, of Richmond. formerly
of King William county, was married
10 Miss Ellie NJ. Ryals, OF F'Iuvanna
county, by the Rev. Fred w. Moore, of
Petersburg. The parlor was beauti-
fully decorated with palms and cut
flowers, and Illuminated by shaded
lamps of various hues. After the GER
emory refreshments were served to the
bridal party. The bride was gowned
in white. The marriage was quite a
surprise to their many friends.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-12
Goes to Jail for Year.

William Tompkins. colored. was sen. IN
jail for year by Justice Crutchfeld yes
terday for selling cocaine The arrest was
made by Policemen Bryant and Kellum.
who worked up the case and had their
witnesses in line. The only defense of the
man was that he had given away the drug
instead of selling it. but marked money
found on him was produced.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-12
COTTON MILLS CASE.
United states Circuit Court of Anne,

United States Circuit Court of Appenls
Hands Down Decision.
me United States Circuit Court of
Appeals reconvened yesterday morning
at 10 o'clock, with Circuit .Iudg,,
Pritchard and District Judge Purnell
in attendance.
The court announced and handed
doWn its opinion in the following case:
NO. ESQ. Lydia Cotton Mills, plain
tiff in error. VS.. Prairie Cotton Com
pany, defendant in error: in error TO
the Circuit Court at Greenville. s. G,
opinion by Judge Boyd. Reversed,
with costs
at 10 o'clock ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-12
PATRIOTIC SONS
| ELECT OFFICERS
After Lively Contest, Portsmouth
Is Selected as Next Meeting
Place.
THE CONVENTION ADJoURNs
Many Members Will Leave This
Morning for Visit to
Exposition.
THE CONVENTION ADJoURNs


The Virginia Camp of the Patriotic
Order. Sons of America. closed its
third annual convention at Smithdeal
Hall yesterday afternoon.
The business of the day consisted
of the election of officers for the en-
suing year, the selection of the next
meeting place and the passing of the
usual resolution of thanks to all who
had contributed to the success of the
convention.
The New Officers.
The camp met at 10 A. NJ, and the
first business in order was the cleo
ton of officers. The committee on
nominations submitted q report which
placed before the body at least two
names for each of the positions to be
filled. The following were elected
Stntc Prcsidcnt-E. NJ. Bunch, of
Lynchburg.
Stnte Nicc-Prcsidcnt-A. c. Nell
sen, of Richmond.
State Master of Forms-J. C.
Crnmer, OF Roanoke.
Stntc Secretary--F. w. Alex
nnder. of Oak Grove.
Assistant Secrctary--J. Y. Bur-
Ton. of ElsoIn.
state Trcnsnrcr-J. II. Drummer,
of Falls Church.
Lynchburg.
state conductor-w. II. Bennett,
of Portsmouth.
Stntc Inspector-J. Il. Campbell, /
of Ncwlnnds.
Trustee (for three ycnrs).-W. C..
Minor. Colonial Beach.
Representatives to National
Cnmp--George Il. Wagner, of Dnn-
vile; II. J. Hacker. Roanoke, and
the Rev. T.. w. Feltner. Richmond.
These officers We're duly installed by
Past State President Alexander.
The contest for the next place of |
was somewhat exciting
Portsmouth. Lynchburg and Charlottes-
Vile wanted the convention and all |
had their friends in the body. Nomi-
mating speeches were numerous. and It
took several ballots to settle the ques-
ton. Finally Portsmouth won out. and
the fourth annual meeting will be
held in that city in September of next
year.
The new president Is a well-known
citizen of Lynchburg, and a prominent
member of a number of social and fra
ternal orders, among them the Odd
Fellows. the Woodmen of the World
the Royal Arcanum, the Heptasophs and
The Maccabees.
Closing Session.
The afternoon session was brief. and /,
vas devoted entirely to speech making
and the winding UP of odds and ends
Of routine business Resolutions
Of thanks We're passed the Sons
making their acknowled gments to I
Mayor Mccarthy, to Mr.. A G. Nelson !
who was the chairman of the enter {
tainment committee. and TO the news
paper men. who, they said, had given
them the fullest and best reports ever
printed Of their proceedings.
The Sons last night inaugurated
lew camp on Venable Street 1t will
'e known as George Washington Camp. +
20. so. of Virginia.
A number of delegates will leave this
morning for the Jamestown EXPOSE
ion. 7
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-12
Interested In Murder story.

Dispatches from Norfolk have been
watched very carefully by State off,
Gals. who are exceedingly anxious that
the murderer of Mrs. Rorschoch shall
be unprecedented. Governor Swanson
has issued reward of 5000 for the
capture Of the murderer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-12
Fined Them All.

Israel and Rebecca Einsteln. charged with
beating Ray and Rosa Cohen. took up the
front bench OF the Police Court yesterday
morning For more than half an hour
Justice Crutchheld listened to explanations
from all four, and then fined them $3.50
each, All paid UP and went home to dis
cuss the case at leisure
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-12
CASE CONTINUED.
Charge Against K. l.. Barrow to BE Heard
on Tuesday.

r. l.. Barrow, white. charged with stab
tho Police Court yesterday morning, but
on account OF the absence Of important
witnesses the case was postponed until
next Tuesday. Barrow was bailed In tn,
sun Of $500 Bowry was at first thought,
to be in a serious condition, but his physi-
clans say that his case has now taken a
more favorable turn, and II Is anticipated
that his recovery Will be rapid.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-12
Governor Mt jamestown.

Governor Swanson Is expected to re-
turn from the jamestown Exposition
the latter part of this week 10 con-
sider a number OF important matters
which are accommodating in his absence
The demands on his time are very
great. but 1t is necessary that he Of
noiate on state occasions at the expo
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-12
Mr.. Walker mt the Capitol.

Silas II. Walker, who was nominated
for the General Assembly from Au-
gusta county, was caller at the
Capitol yesterday. Mr.. Walker reached
the city during the morning from the
exposition, and was accompanied by
Mrs. Walker and party of friends.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-12
Meeting Tor Dlyine meallns.

a meeting for divine healing will be held
to-day at p. ~ in the West End Mis-
sion. No. sos West Cary Street. Prayer
viii be offered for the sick. The public
are cordially invited to this service. A
meeting for divine healing will be held
every Thursday at the same hour.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-12
Case Goes over.

Clarence Wyatt hauling contractor. was
in the Police Court yesterday morning ON
the charge of being responsible for the
driving of a team through the streets. tho
wagon being loaded with explosive.
otherwise gasolene. The was cons
&tinued to September Gath
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-12
Did Not Appear.

Bert G SNYDER. charged with stealing a
watch from Ross Verlander. valued at sac.
was IN the Police Court yesterday. YER
lander did not appear, and the case was
continued. "es
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-12

improvements HeinG Made.
Extensive improvements are g0in
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-12

The chapter heartily Endorsed the ac-
ton of Lee Camp Auxiliary in oh
iecting to u uniformed and titled choir
of women.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-02

aseataE fHr sFafhtngtpn II. Sihritt GpIaHbta:
Epu. Sauueu1anu, 1915 Marion ct, q. %.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-02

bogeQen i%elti3en. Ser @rltnelpolb
Die Ierralieu non-6alcnlee, un5dbli9
@iergdrten mod]en ibnen Gonfltr
rcn5 nno Die q~lteitel uno bIutigItel
Sbeatertl9er geben iiA feline WtibI
mebr lid aus Dem 8irrtpaar cured
81 finben: SIN ieni0ieu oeutI6el
Ebeatar ipieIt man allabenDItd ein'
ti%lmmetlid neuatugebageite HpaIte II
- leteH mir ehrltd htlnn9rDellIat
Boiie: g8aberi unO 8ertram." Sr
2eiiing Sleater, 0a9 @erburt SalIpt
monn upb Sbien 5I bcberrlden &c.
mobnt itt16tffgt mo bUpit paSSbea
ter an Der 8ien ltn0 tbut Dor moBtq
beiebteu 9Gnfen fraupfboft Der.
gniigt. SSm &erlincr Ebeater Der
ihWinOet bas gi1tgemcinte Sdou-
ipiel cines iltngen &errr, Der aorl
SGiilcr lid nellnt oOcr DeiBt, raid
pieOer I'M iiblifen Repertoire, ooS
ni6t beiier lit. SSn Den &ommerlpie-
len bat Sebbels .@pgea uno lein
Ging" trob @tiIonS ior9iumer Rcgie
Die Ginoriide nibt pcrDiiGen t6n-
nelL Die Wtntfomstp u10 Iditl5 mo
Die @cBner on onoercn Stellen III
Oieier Sra90oie binterlaiien. 9oS
Stortc mo 9e0eutiomc i6eint nit
0en eriten 0liitbeniIoden aus Ocl1
Sp~ielbGlllern OaponQcflogen. 9rabm
bat lid pom o~anfbaren ScDcrnanS
NIT Roio1tnenit0Ben cmpfon9erL III
SolanO &orbeeren gebolt. Heinborot
bat &eit sur Heife fir MeoetinO ers
5ogen uno babel Ole critnunli6e @r.
fobrllng MADDEN miiiicrL OaB man III
FeIt - ols9erednet IN Beit, sic tens
men Die tltgenobofte Stuot bod? -
in Der oerfangli6en S5ene Der Sim
Der . 6rogooie, Die arf Dem Sellbo.
ben ipieIt, Elm S%fonodldcll inl5enirte.
@or Wtonotcu IN Berlin blieb 9Gue8
ru6ig babel. lln0 mir oobten 0od),
bmJ- Berlin lit cben niht @iInera-
Oorf. Die Gugeno perflildtigt lid
bel ms in bic &orItd0tc mo fGmpft
nm ibr Gmblem. Die iunge StoOt
@ilmersOorf bat nit Siilfe Oes Se.
rolO5omtcs ibr Stootpoppen ge-
mG6lt. 9rei ELLEN. 2intS cine uei-
BE ollf Ounflem 5elOc, redtS cine
Olulfle allf meibeln 6eloe. llnosltn.
ten ouf Getbeiltem 6clO nod eilte 81
lie. @os meroen Die 9un1en IN 8reS.
Ia1L Die iiingit an Sic aaiierill l6rie-
bcn on5u iogen: 10 lrobe bel Dem fin.
oigcn Berlin ilnO 2ilicn! 3, Oab
lie clpig griincn bIiebcn 49,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-02
@cincnbc Sbierc.

0ie 6rage, Oh Sbiere meinen fon.
men, lit befanntlih id)on ieit longer
Belt INNER lpieoer erortert moroen,
obnc ooB man lid gari5 einig ooriiber
gciporoen mare. Sn einem @rtifeI,
Den cine engliid)e @ohenibrift Der.
offentii6t, miro iest nofeeipieien,
Dab Die meiiten Sbierfenner unb Gu.
tiirforider Der Inlift iino, oab elm
GROCER Sbeil Der Sdugetbiere that
ioflib tpeinen fam. 8on8 belon.
oers mil man 0as nit uit3fpeifeIbaf.
ter Siderbeit bei'm Suno, oemgfero,
Der Hotte, Dem 9Gr, Dem Sirif, ben;
Iffcn, ocm @iel, Dem MauleieI, Der
Stub. Dem &ameel uro Der Giraffe be.
oboftet boben. |iele beboupten
aud, oob Der Eapagei yidIud5e",
fpenn ibm etfpas llnoneenebmes poi
iirt. Gin bon Sunoen gelteQterSirib
ioa gelpobnlid) Gbr1nen peraieBen,
mern er feinen austpeg mebr jiebt,
nno ebenio cine in elmer Sale se.
fongene 3atte. affen ioleu geip0bn.
lid ipeinen, iperur lie ipiIien, oaB lie
Strofe erbolten ioaer,, itno elephant
ten ioilen leiht Sbrdnen nereieBen,
menn mal ibnen bas 5iitter neg.
ninmt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-02
~ Gariicr &ricf.
g arts, II. Wtai

".... ~ = u l l y IL. ,ytNl'
9oS Soft itebt olli, OoS &olf ser
WfittogS Nropiu5cn! 3rei Oepnrte-
nlentS I'M Sii0cu HGmli6 &eroult
9lloe uno Slt . @prenGerL baben lid
5u gcmeiniomen &roteltflmoge6urt,
gen perbiinoet, nidt gegen Die Hepu.
blif, ober gegen aemiilc 8eiebe Der
Nepilblif mo mebr nod gegen bic
itrGfli6e gtodiiht, nit Der Die Hegie.
rcn0en gemiiie llngeieblidfeiten be-
giinitigen. Ole Siiopropin5en6ronf
rCid)'s lebten bon ieber bonn @ein-
balt, ieBt %perbunqcrn lie babel, 6enr
tic tonncn ibren Nein ni6t mebr Der.
%foufen. @ie biQig Tie ibr @epddS
oud) onbieten, tic miiiien eS bod in
ben &elern beboltcn, meil ibre Gon-
fnrreltten, Seltte, Die gar feline Heb-
Itodc utterbaltell, eillen nod piel bill.
ligeren Wein oui ben Morft nerfen.
Die llroniGnge Oieies Glenos ootiren
unit breiBig Sabre 5uriid. Canals
ueripiiitete Ole oita Imerifo einqe.
l6lepptc HcblaiIS Der Meihe nod oae
groBcn @einbnt 0iitrifte 6ronf,
reih's. Die critic 6olge mar, oob ser
Wctn be0ettenO I'M Yreiie itieg, Die
%5lueite, Dab piele Grportbditier in Gr.
mongelung ei9ncn fran5oiiiten @ei,
mes frentol1n0iihcn ,perorbeiteten"
oeer gar aus olerlei Srlt6tiGften lr-
ter Seibiilfe Der Gbenie elm &unltpro.
clttt berltelltelL 0as lie ais edten
Soroeaur oOer ed)ten 9urgunoer Der.
ionbtell. 0icieS eintrGgli6e @eldGfr
rief notilrIih boI0 pieoer cine idarir
Gonfllrrer5 ms 2eben. Die 9robeit
Grportelre fon0cn Die nGontiherei"
ollt tran5oiiid)cm 8ooen immer nod
5l tbeller, Oenn lie mubten Ben Ipani.
ld)en uuto itolicniifen @ein crit elm.
tiibren mo ~Oer5ollen, bepor lie i'm
infer tron5oiilhem Gillette mieocr
oiSfiiDren fonl1ten. Sic eriinoeten
allo 6iliolen III Stolieit iinbS ponien,
~polttld)ten" BORT an Srt nno Stelle.
nno perfrad)teten ibr @ep1fs oireft
nod) Gn9lnno, Norobeuti6lnno oocr
trgeno meIdes altbere Mbiaeeebiet.
IieBen oic betreffenoeit Shiffc ober
regelmoBig in 9proeaitr onloufen.
oomit Die iremoen aunoen gloubei:
loIiten tic cmpfingen fran5oiiides
Sroubenblllt aus Der @ironoe. Cant
&c bat oieier Shipinbel nidt bliiben
tonnen, henn Die @einbonern inSpo
MEN uno StnIien lernten ben Sran-
6olen ibre aunitgriffe ab uto profit.
5irten OieIelben fir lire eigene &ed).
nllng. @elonoers aus &~atolonien
iperoen auiabrIid pia Barcelona TN
9ebeuere Guantitaten nad)gemafter
goroeoltr . @eine peridifft an bel,en
lid aber nidt mebr fran5oiiibe, ion-
bern lponiide 6dIider bereideril. Sn,
5lpllben lit in 5ranfreib Die Heblous
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-02
Scrliner Brief.

TltG EN- Srltblobr. - Ber9mann {
Nodfolger unb Der 9lati6. -
aunit uno Siee. = 9iibnen.g8irr.
iuarr.
@er ole Sriiblingstuge in BERTH,
nerbringt, nit Der feiten Nblid)t
Obit 81 o0rren, Der liebt ioeben icinl
IhonIten @oifntngen elorrei6 III
Grtiilllng gebcn. Die grobe WengC
Der aus otoeren @riinben bier Mn.
i1iiigen ooer 3ugereiiten ober Itebt
IbpeiBtriefeno unb ipenig erfreut Dor
Dem thermometer, Der in Den Wtor'
9enltitnoen idon mii1eloS oui %
8roo Teollmur I'M S6atten flettert.
Obne leoen 6riiblingsiibergong III
Der Sonrmer gefommen. Sit einge-
o%rlngen, mie Elm mibi9er Snfel, Der
III Den barnllos periommelten SAINT.
lienta9 ltob Itbem ringeno nit Dem
Iltsrilf n6eler!" bineinplobt. Sit
cingcriidt oils c~ongenioler 9ruoer
bes oiesidbrigen @interS. ser inns
pbnc llebergong uno @ornung plot
lid IN ME oogcmeiene Shneemoiien
midelte. Wcublings bot uns aud
Der 6riibling iiberrumpelt.
Obs an Der &ite llegt, an ben fri.
her oils ionit auitretenoeu Sitibl0.
gen, ober poron ionit: Sbotiotc 1T,
ooB lid Die Oefientlidfeit bier pie.
Der nal mif's Sebbofteite nit Den
alinlfen bei6Gftigt bat. Or. Nlieuit
Bier, Der Bonner Hrofeiior, lit Scr
Nodfol9er oes groben Shutters
S~ergnlann gelporoen. Ger onbere
bort bon aIlem MIR oos Bier, f0nnte
man iagen. Die biQieen @ise, ole
ilber Den Namen genoht meroen,
iuaren Segion. Mon bate nid)t in
VerIin iein miiiierL 100 Der 9epoIfe.
rltngs5iffer entlpred)eno Der BOLTS.
numb" iebr groB lit. aber es
blieb nidt bel ben @isen. ginen po.
pilorenL beriibmten unb beip1brtcn
olten SerriL mie es ein geramonn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-02
an liebcnScr Grinueruus

an linieren @ntten une Batter
tSenrge VI. 5trnub,
seftorben am 3. sunni 1906.
Shon iii elm Snhr onhin geifieoen,
9u6 Till III rubit in Srteoen;
Der eerr bat Sir's beidieoeu
lil1 LANCER f6nerer 3cit.
gtiunt %uniereH 8anf e~ntaegen
llHo fheHi ms Seiten SegeIt,
Su ireies Raterberj.
@etuiomet bon
I63l 5ram nno atnOetn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-02

gtseHtthmtF q, aatHe, @obmuHE:
Q. & 9. $40 n WdoifoH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-02

Cages, nGmlid oos W}ittoq5i6lGffcn
iii bait Sid, cingcoenf GcS SpriiA.
mortc5, ooB lpcr idlGit, nidt iiinoigt
oui Seine GGoiiclon9uc 6iu1citredt.
bait Die 3citlnl1 Die ou NOr9cn nlr
fliidtig iibcrflogen iporOeIL sur SanO
genommen unO einen groben 2ItttteI
tJber Die enqliibe 6rie0euS Fropa.
qanod ent0edt. ,Sn Dem lidercu Hrob-
| geiiiblG, 0aB Gu bel Der }ebuten 3eile
l,eblidy idlllmmern mirit, Iegit Gu
0u@ Soupt oui Oo3 aiiicn mo be
gtnnit bic &cftilrc. SGon tucr0cu Cir
Die NllgCn idmer, ais cid plGBlidl
Gin &ibeln ortf Der Aoienipibe in DIT
gSirtlibteit 5uriidruit. IN blidit 0cn
9toienriiden 6crunter un6 cntOcdit bic
llrio6c. oWiltSco oomciticn G." ooer
Ole 9entcinc Gtubcuilicge. &c riibt
nidt9, OoB On lie nit Ser 6ono per.
id)clldit, lie mnht cinen 9o0en nm
Gcin Sollpt, Damn 6ei6rci6t tie Gin
ipibminflige8 9reied uno buns iibt
tic mieOer ollf 0ciner Noienipibc. Gu
mtuit tie fangen mo grcifit in Die
&uit. Hi6ts oirf Ser Groe lit 10 idne1
lpic cine TlicAc. Glt miQit lie cridlo.
gen mo boitit Cir ollf sic gtuic. Gle
6IicAc cntciGt un0 iiiGrt in ser 2llft
cincn 6reltOentnl5 olti. IS fam Niles
nid)t@ belfcn, Gu mtbt oIiitebcn mn
Sog0 uuf tic MAIDEN. @clp0bnlid)
lest tie lid Damn an 0ie 9cdc mo
rilbrt iid) ni6t. On mirIt ollf0cregt,
mirfit nod) ibr, triffIt lie notiirlid
nidt mo ingit @ortc - ia, Gos &c,
bort nidJt bier6er. 9lbcr nit 9einem
WittogsidI0f6en lit eS porbei. Die
Siege ober iebt ii6 ollf ooS linten,
ioB uno rctbt fid Dor 8crgniiacn oie
Sor0crbcine. Won ItcQt gelp0bnlid
6licgengloden olf, lcgt 6licgcnpopier
o0cr oGonglcfoot". l%lntIonIt; Der SliC-
gen pcr0cn oa0ltrd nid)t mcniQer, c@
mcr0cll ltott mcnigcr INNER mebr. Sn
tnnntcr 1r0Bcrcn SdJpGrmcn mcrGcn
tic micrc SiidqGitc, ciuerlci oui mel.
de1 lmuppetittlid)iten Gin0cn lie Iidj
porber bcrunrgetrieben bobell. llnb
Go5 lit 0aS ~obid)eulidle bel Der Sudjc.
Som NuS, bonn llnratb ullf unicr
9ro0, ollf Die Butter, ben 3ltfcr, lie
ertrdrfen iidJ IN unierem Ro6m I'M
&aftec, IN Der Sltppe mo Der Simnlel
lpeiB, no lie porber herllnlgefrub6cit
limo, Nos lie olleS nit Dem 9iiliiel be,
toltet bo6en. Nlio &ricg Den 6lieQelt
trob oler 6ricbenS propaganda. N6Cr
bel 3eiten, I'M 6riibling Jest.
Die 8ortpflonjut0S- GbGtigfeit Der
llcbcn Sbierden lit enorm. Die SlicQe !
le9t ctpo 100 @ier IN Gurn S6nlub
II. ogl. Nus ben Giern tontmcn ldbon
in "A StunOcn Die Dtaoen. 1ieie Der.
pltppen Ii6 nod) II Edgen mo nod
meiteren 8 bis I Goaen i6Iiipfcn Oic
6Iic8en ans. Gcoc Siege mag bis
3l tnlien0 Gtern lcgcn unO in cincn1
Sommcr iiebcn bis 3ebn @enerotio.
men erjeltgcrL 10 OoB cine Slirgcn.
unter giluItigen llnitGnocu IN
Sabre cine Noffommcnidoit
bobcn fam, Oercn 3o6l ourh orei5e0n
3iffcru NuSgeoriidt miro. S6reib'
3obl mai bin, nit / an Der
mo iieb', oh Oh lie oltSiprez
d)en fonnit. SlIio iebt, 100 mir, oonf
OeS foIten 6riiblings, mir luenige
boben, ben &rieg gegen Die
.Nfiidenploac energild) auinebmcn.
to0tc Siege Got fcinc No6fonl.
men mCbr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-02
~Seriummlnugs Yn5ei9cn.

,@rcat Gnitcru ntnterludGreuber Snuuereiu
Rr. t."
Die -. Nuhres IerlaIHiHlllitl u1o gSnb! Der
Sirrituren uuo 9cuulieH ftnoef ant NiuutaH,
Den 3. Suni. gtbeHbe . llbr. I'M SeretitssGotnI
9tr. 2O2. GDr6-SoetsS lrGBc. ftutt. Sic MIils
glieoer lino eriudt, gu erIheineu.
U53. a e. GHGels, Sefr.
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Wfarie 9(anes g0erncfr.

IS iturb am 30. Olni 1907 ua0 Iareer
ArdI!lbeit III i1rer gSubHrng, Dir. G27. Setpe(4
Stpabe @de Notwithstanding. Winrie asrcs
Neritete, etli3i9e mo gcliebte 1u6ier BON
eeor9e lll0 Static 9&Frnefe. i'm glitter non .
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s%onntag, gsldnliitaGs E2 uDr. Don Der oben
9eIldnnten s8obnui1g aus ftatt, geiieeuug auf
Der g3l. 4teu5'G emetr1" in Slime 9lrliHoel SO.
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HoiuIanS's tirfiid)e YGSer,
GanitabIs.Gebanse. Sofamt sesra. etets sffea,
(sIue22-)
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@efdatsfabrer u. n. HelnJ, Bobnuna:
g. & .. 121 % s8ulbroof.
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Vaul 81. Sdlmint.

q itarb an 80. Mai 1907. Rittdas y 1Ibr,
Tail q, GtiHtOt, %eeIiebter Gdtte DON slnnl
Edmlot i'm 2Ilter BON 81 SdbreH, Sic eeerot.
guHg itHost Sonntaa, Tdbmiitaa3 ls3 lthr.
ron ben Standardization -. 0eimbat & SobH,
gr. 647, gSeii Brdtt StrdBP. aus itati. Belief.
3ing aui Der peOu6OH. &drts6emeterD."
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