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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-17
CATTLE QUARANTINE.
Ofhcial Notice Issued with reference
to the Opcn ScnsOn.

n1,t lsS !ssW,, TO The Times Dispatch
The folloWihhs notice HA n g esst,em mem
transportati ton companies ana others
! operating IaaI In Virginia. has beer, issued
| rom from the office Of DR.. j. g. .Ferney:.
| ppen season--on and after the mr.
|ateentl, day OF December. 1907. until the
ar r'ieHnth :, day e March. 1905, cattle
glnia. against Texas cattle fever may
pc moved for purposes other thnh Inn
me diate slaughter. provided the said
inspector OF tie State Of virginia. or
an alutihorized Inspector OF the Bureau
ana Aaihl I Inaaust Wh as hgt0
n !, ounce; free from. Infection Cattle
ticks) by the said Inspector, and after
tle said Inspector has given his writ,
ten permission allowing the said cattle
TO be thus moved.
exception LII the said cattle are to
pe moved from a farm which Is under
special quarantine. and the said cattle
the said cattle may be moved upon in
speetipn as above described, but must
be a, aga IN quarantined on the farm to
moea aboyv are ns sieds and must not
Appointments OF Local inspectors for
the Counties.
Notice-Any county or vicinity can
nave good local cattle man appointed |
as inspector for the said territory, II |
the name OF the said man to be ap |
pointed IS sent to the State veterinar-
ian's office at Burkeville. Virginia. |
with written recommendati from
from the chairman of the said board |
OF supervisors. requesting that the said |
man ba appointed as local cattle in
by the cattle owners or the county. |
Upon Giving such request and rec.
ommendatfo from the supervisors. the !
State Veterinarian will comm Mission
and instruct the said local man as To-
cal cattle inspector at once. BY orde, !
OF the Board of Control.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-17
MUSICALE IN PETERSBURG.
Fine ProErrm Well Rendered by Pu
pills OF Southern Female College.
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PETERSBURG. VA, December 16.--
a beautiful Christmas musicale was
given this evening by the students OF
college chapel In the presence OF the
faculty and large assembly of guests.
The reputation of Petersburg audi
ences as lovers Of high class music
was more than sustained by the ap-
plause accorded to the many beauttfui
features OF program of piano. violin
and vocal music, which included many
OF the masterpieces Of Schumann. Liszt,
Grieg, Saint Saens, Mendelssohn. Ru-
blnst,in and other famous composers.
Among the notable features OF the
nance" by Rubinstein and valse by
playing of AIendelssohn's "Caprlcclo
Briliante" by Miss Shafer with or
che. trail part on second piano by Miss
Brown. directress OF music in tile col
lege; the 'Danse AIacabre" OF Saint
Saens. played by Miss Lindemann and
Miss Cook in duet: the singing of
Luzzls, Ave Maria" by Miss Wright
with violin obligato by Miss Titus:
Milde's "Galop De Concert" played by
a quartet. comr osed of Miss Eppes.
Miss Fisher. Miss Daisy Miller and
MISS Wilson. Otter young ladies who
proved their musical skill were Miss
Beatrice Moss, Miss Lucy Davis, Miss
Rebecca McIlwaine, Miss James on,
Miss Musgrove. Miss Patterson. Miss
Metcalf. Miss Carrie Davis. Miss ia
cocks, Miss Bell Moss, Miss Stainback.
Miss Myra Dempsey and Miss Ridley.
Schumann's The Gypsies" was ad-
mirab!y sung. by the college chorus
as tho concluding number.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-17
BOYS HAND is CRUSHED.
Caught I'm Machinery While Playing
Several Weddings

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FREpERICkSBURG. VA. December
l6.-Edward Ray, son of Mrs. Annie
y. Ray. while playing about the ma
chinery In the Colonial Mattress Fac
tory here caught his hand In roller
and all Of the bones were crushed. he
Hospital and 1t was fou~d necessary to
amputate the hand. The lad Is eight
years old.
Mr.. Joseph P. Settler and Miss N. A.
Saunders. daughter Of Robert saun-
risd Thursday. Rev. George Connolly
Mr.. John r. Hudgins and Mrs. Lizzie
Respess. of Mathews county. were mar
ried Thursday at the Methodist parso-
mage In that county. Rev. George Fer
guson performing the ceremony.
Mr.. John NJ. Ashby and Miss Mary
W. Adams. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Adams, both OF Fauquier coun-
". were married a few days ago at the
home of the brides parents. near Nor
risvIlie, Rev. Homer WEIGH officiating
The attendants were Miss Virginia Adj
ans and Miss Leila Allen: Messrs. Har-
old Marean and F. a. Alexander.
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farmer near this place, making the
loss the more serious.
The department of music and ora
tory OF the Chatham Episcopal Insti-
tute gave It's last recital for the
year on Friday night last which was
very we'll attended. although, many
were kept away by the cold and i.nin.
Inc very interesting program was
very plcnsingly executed In every ntinl-
per, which was attesteel by tho corr
tin,ied encoring Of the apprcciative
audience.
p. III. Norman. OF near this place,
very recently gold 1900 pounds of
tIobaeco on the Danville market, for
which he realized 9s 1-o cents per
pound. Prices arc holding UP we'll and
.he farmers return to their homes snt-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-17
HAVE MARROW ESCAPE.
Two Young Men Come Near Being
Drowned Near Chatham.
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+ CHATHAM, VA, December 16.-Len-
ME Haynes and Young Hutson. mar
rowly escaped being drowned Saturday
about noon. while attempting to ford
Cherrystone Creek, about two miles
from this place. The stream was very
much swollen and the current is very
strong at the ford, which is just below
bend in the stream. The horse and
buggy were carried down stream.
drowning the horse and sinking the
buggy, which they hope to recover. The
horse was a spleriid animal The
buggy was being A,ried down stream
with its occupa Il when the top
struck the foot log. which was caught
by the young men. saving them from a
watery grave. The horse was tho
only one of Henry Hutson, a small
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-17
USES HIS KNIFE FREELY.
Harris Hampton SIrshes Robert Brown
aud CMta Hole Through Rucket

nnn Cuts Hole Through Bucket.
VA. December ia desperate night
took place last night. about two miles
west OF here between several negroes
who had been cutting cord wood in the
their way home, when one Harris
HAMPTON began a quarrel with Robert
Hrown, which resulted in Brown be-
ing. stabbed and cut in many places
with large pocket knife by Hampton
Browns brother, who was. along
went. to his rescue. and he. too. was
struck at with the knife. which pas sed
through a tin bucket that was hanging
owes his life. After trying desperat eiv
TO use a gun onshis men. which at the
time refused to work. Hampton COM
menced to run, and so far has not been
Brown tainted from loss of blood
soon soon after the fight, and was taken
nome in a Very serious condition.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-17
ASK BUSINESS men
TO MAKE SPEECREs
Petersburg Chamber OF Com
merce to Have Series OF Meet
ings With Addresses.
SAILORS HELD AS DEsERTERs
Two from the Vermont Arrested
in Petersburg-Pardon for Pitt.
Death OF Mr.. Wells.
SAILORS HELD AS DEsERTERs
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PETERSBURG, VA. December TO-
Secretary Edwin L. Quarles. ofith'
: Chamber of Commerce. is completing
arrangements for series of addresse.
by men prominent in the bushes:
word on subjects Of Immediate ant
vital interest TO business communities
of the Chamber OF .mmerce building
Among those who have been asked &c
speak are Richard H. Ednonds, of Bal
timore, editor of the Manufacturers
sstate Commissioner of Agriculture, and
T. M. Emerson of Wilmington, presl-
dent of the Atlantic Coast Line Rail-
road Company.
Sailors Held rs ncscrtcrs.
w. G. Carney and a. L. Ballarth, two
sailors from the United States battle
ship Vermont. who had shore leave I'M
I'll 10 o'clock sunday morning, ar q
deserted, coming to Petersburg on the
Norfolk and Western Railroad are
under arrest here, and will be held for
the naval authorities.
In the Mayors Court this morning
Eugene Jessup, young man of this
city. was fined $50 for assaulting W.
r. Barhsm, who was badly beaten by
Jessup. in fight between the two
men last Friday night, after several
drinks and o subsequent quarrel about
trivial matter.
Pitt Granted u Pardon.
c. P. Pitt. a young white man from
Norfolk county, who was convicted in
the Hastings Court here nearly ayear
ago OF obtaining money under false
pretenses and sentenced to six months
In the city Jail: was released By City
Sergeant John B. Evans this morning
9n pardon granted by Governor
swanson. Pitt and companion named
Sfvensack. also from Norfolk county
represented themselves as agents of the
Ladies Home Journal. and obtained
number of subscriptions in this city.
Zach one was given months sem
tsnce. but succeeded liz breaking jail
together and Were recaptured: another
FIX months being added. Pitt has since
made ftrst-rate record as prisoner.
Rfvensack is still in Jail, his term not
expiring until February.
Dcnth of Mr.. Wells.
Mr. Henry T. Wells. a well.known
snd honored citizen, died at $40 o'clock
shis morning at his residence on Me-
Is enzie Street after an Illness of sew
eral weeks from typhoid pneumonia.
Mr. Wells was siXty-seven years old.
and is survived by his wife, one BROTH
er. Robert a. Wells and three SONG.
who are Messrs. William Wells, T. r
". Wells and c. II. Wells, of this CITY.
he enlisted in Company D. Twelfth
virginia Regiment on April 10. 1861.
and fought throughout the Civil War.
making fine record. Mr. Wells was
z member of A. P. Hill Camp of Con-
iederate Veterans
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-17
Jacobs & Levy

as token of their admiration and es-
teen.
The Associated Charities OF Peters
burg will meet at A. p. Hill Camp Hall
tomorrow night to accept the charter
granted by the Corporation Commission
Tobacco Inspector j. b. McCullocl
reports aggregate sales at the PETERS,
burg warehouses during the past week
at 1880 pounds,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-17
oniial


A beautiful book, telling dramatic
story Of the early settlementof Virginia.
Its bound in cloth, with cover design
stamped in ink and gold. 1t is illus
trated in color and half tcne.
Put it on your shopping list.
Il is for sale BY Miller & Rhoads,
Hunter & Co., Bell Book and Station
cry Company, and the Presbyterian
Committee Of Publication.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-17
SELL THEIR INTEREST TO
RICHMOND SHOE FIRM

FREDERICKSBURG, VA. December
16.-Aessrs. Charles j. Green, f. l.. ".
Green and John NJ. Green, of this city.
have sold their interest in the ken,
more Shoe Factory here to Virgo, Ell
stated that the new purchasers will
enlarge the plant and Increase the
number OF operatives.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-17
PULLED MONEY FROM POCKET.
Nelson County Merchant Plays Detcc-
tive with Good Results.
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SCHUYLER VA, December ia
Friday night by breaking into the
store OF Pampln & Phillips, and after
getting a good sum OF money the
thieves set fire to the building and
made their escape. The thieves broke
about 10 O'Clock, while tho clerks were
attending a show at the hall. The
show company were stopping at ths
Witt Hotel adjoining the store. On
returning. they discovered the fire and
gave the alarm. ana the fire was OK
tinguished before 1t did much damage
to the store.
Tho thieves searched the money
drawer and got between 500 and $500
and a knife. About $500 Of the money
belonged to the new Baptist Church
fund, the balance belonging to the
firm of Pamplin & Phillips and the
livery.
Mr. Phillips left on the ) o'clock
train for Lynchburg. planning to-
change cars at Rocktish. While wait
ing for his train he noticed a fire near
the railroad station. Walking down
knew worked at Schuyler. He noticed
something in his pocket. Taking X
out, he found 1t was an old pistol from
his store. He then searched the boy
and found the money belonging to the
church. as, 1t was kept In little bag
to itself. He also found the other
money that was taken from their store.
Tho negro ran, and after an exciting
chase for some distance. was captured
and brought back here for trial.
This negro gave his name as John
Woodey, of Seottsville. and had been
employed by tho Virginia 5soapstonei
Company for some time. io said two
other negroes were with him ut the.i
time of the robbery. and that after,
getting the money they took some
paper and poured oil over it and set
fire to the building. The other two
negroes have not been captured yet.
Wcodey was sent on to the grand Jury.
SON CONVICTED, FATHER FREED.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-17
t,lre an chclrcn Hlll.

While, all the family wss asleep
|lsitshen OF MI, William schwerdtfeger
|'nf Chelsea Fiji north OF Seventeenth
Street. and much damage was done.l
Tle place u Just beyond the city limits,
/ one knows how tie blaze originated.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-17
SON coNyIcTEDs FATHER FREED
Result of Triul OF Father and.sOn for
VI I<illinE Robert Carlisle.
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LEESRURG, VA, December 1G.--
jackson Willinghan,. father, aged sew
senty-one years and Andrew Wiling
ham, son. aged. nineteen years. who
Royal, at HardestY, We're jointly tried
Saturday at the Circuit Court of Lou
doun county for the killing Of Robert
Carlisle on June gath. near Bluemont.
.,rhs plea was self-defensc.
Andrew Willlngham. the actual per-
5petrator OF tho alleged offense, was
convicted and sentence Ito the pentt tens
tiary for eleven years. HIS rather,
ting, was acquitted and discharged.
Motion was made for rev trial on
the ground that the verdict was con-
trary to the ev,dg !, 8, 4 ,Ihe MOTION
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-17
Brief Petersburg Items.

AT regular monthly meeting OF the
Methodist Sunday school Union Assoc
ciation of Petersburg and vicinity held
yesterday afternoon at the Blandford
Church reports from six schools for
tile past month showed a total register
OF l,loo members, attendance l.26l.
collections $lO0.Al.
a purse was presented to Mr.. Walker
Sparklin Yesterday morning BY the
members OF his class in the Market
street Methodist Church Sunday-schoo
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-17
ri fair
4 attn
Never Fails to
RESTORE GRAY HAIR
60 it's NATURAL COLOR

No matter how long it has been
gray or faded. Promotes a luxlr-
liant growth Of healthy hair. Stops
Its falling out, and positively re-
moves Dandruff. Keeps hair soft
and glossy.s, Refuse al substitutes.
IS NOT A DYE.
RESULTS GUARANTEED
PhRo Hay Spec. Co. Newa,k,
Soc. and 81 bottles, at druggists.
Ovens 8: Minor Drug Co. agents.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-17
CUTTING CORN CAUSES. DEATH
Mr., Rau Dies Fror Blood Poison, Re-
III kMltinX FrODl Corn.

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sWINC,r EST E,Ia, L VA. December 1G.--
William c. Euu Is dead at his home at
Edinb,,rg from blopd poisoning, the re;
sui of a corn, Mr.. Raul was Wei
known to the travelling public. having
bcentclerk at the Cieary Hotel, Wood
stock for q rumber of years. He was
IinSnronainent Mason S
Blood poison was caused bv trinl,nl- g
1, corn on the bottn.n of tho foot. MI,
Rau re fused TO have mn operation per-
formed. which meant the possible loss
III his cot, .a5 yh t ss sssd3 si4fs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-17
ATTACKED BY NEGRO
WHEN ALONE IN ROOM 0 D
---------------------. i
Mrs. Battley, otAGhe,,t, Has Des-
peratc Struggle With Brute
iii Her Room.
DAUGHTER COMES TO RESCUE
Is Attracted from Another Part
Of House by Nojse-Seaboard
Surgeons to Meet.
DAUGHTER COMES TO RESCUE
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NORFOLK. VA. December l6.--Mrs.
George w. Battley, residing at No. 1a7
Redgate Avenue. In Client, Norfolk's
fashionable residential section, was nt-
tackled last night by a negro Intruder
III the home, and but for tho fact that
others were In the house might have
Jared badly.
The gro entered a window and
caught Mrs. Battley unawares She
was SO severely frightened that she
lost her voice and could not scream.
but she fought the negro. and the
scuftllng attracted her daughter, VIII o
was on the second floor. When the
negro heard some one coming he
jumped through window, carrying
n sash with him.
James Copeland, colored. was arrested
shortly after as the assailant OF Mrs.
Battley. but in the Police Court this
morning she. was unable to Identity
Copeland. although she declared that
he resembled the negro who attacked
her. Copeland was dismissed.
The city Is full OF idle negroes, and
the police fear there will be further
trouble of a similar nature. The resi-
dental sections are being carefully
guarded
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-17
scabon-d Surgeons Meet.

4
The twenty.third annual convention
Of the Seaboard AIR Line Medical As
ISOLATION MEETS Tomorrow II Norfolk,
and It is expected trat t',e attendance
Of physicians will be in the neighhor-
hood of 1875. The corvert'o on will la st
three days. and Is devoted to medical
and surgical subjects of interest to
railroad surgeons. The sessions Will
be held in the y. NJ. c. a. assembly
hall
Extensive preparations are being
for the entertainment of the visitors,
and number of social features will be
enjoyed while they are in the city.
Including an oyster roast ut Cape
Henry. DIR. W. l.. Harris Is chairman
of the entertainment committee. The
president of the association. Dr. r. l..
Payre. OF Norfolk. is also active In
behalf of the entertainment of the vis-
itors.
He Wants As.i.tnnce.
Louis Harmon, food INSPECTOR Of Nor
folk. to-day notified the Board of Con-
troll that unless he is given assistance
not desiring to slight iris important
work of the health department. he will
be forced to resign.
In addition to having oversight of
the various food products of the city,
To SEQ that only pure goods are sold
he is required to inspect all milk sold
in the city and the diaries supplying
the local milk supply. Recently a more
rigid examination of diaries was or
dered. according to the rules of the
United States government This great
~ increased the duties OF Mr.. Harmon.
He calls attention to the fact that his
salary is but SIS per month. and that
he Is forced to maintain horse and
buggy out Of this.
It Is understood that the Board of
Control will recommend that his SAL
airy be increased so as to cover the ex-
pense of maintaining a horse. and that
he be given an assistant.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-14
yiib,s &f acacn Sarriman.

Gbicoqo, t3. Ge5. - Die Ir.
6ltmentution iiir mo qeaen Den Gin.
D~Qlt9befcDl, mclfcn Stptocinno 6iib
gegcn Die Nbgabc Der Stimmen fir
2S1,231 Nftien Der Sui1ois.Gentrol
9obn in Der SobrcsIibung iencr
9otu cripirft bat mllrbe I'M Sber!
gerid)t Dor Nid)ter @au eroffnct. Ole
&crbunolungen bc9anltclt bomit, DOB
bit Nn,pnTfcG. $. &drrilnon's cine
lotac bcidJiuorci,e NllSiogc bon Sar.
rimnll, Hobcrt @dlton Woclct unb
Gbos. g.. Eeobobp cinrcidtcn, in
lpeldler Die In'tuloiAlulg erbobeu
miro, 6iib babe qemcinianc Sade
gelnad)t nit Der Wiiiollrl ? Eocific-
@obrl. citcr Der bc0cutenoIten Gons
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@obn unb or ind)e Die Gontrolc Der
lcstcrct @nbn 81 leillem perionlibcn
Eroiit il Die @dnoe SIT bcfommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-14

ais elflc Grftllltll9 etller III DER
Sbronrebe bonn 10. Sebruor oS. IS.
cntboltenen G%rtldrlutg Oes &niierS
oar, lpclde bciugte, ais &onig BON
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Gcinem 8e~burtstog) fl%lnogegeben,
Dob cr bel @clcioigungen iciner Ser.
ion BON ieinem 9cgnobi9ungsrcftc
groBeren @ebrolld) MAIDEN mplle; cs
lei lein WulldL audi I'M @elebe Den
geitrofungen megen WoieitGtsbclei-
oigllng cngere @rel5cn ge5ogen 5l
Ieben. Die nun porlie9cnbc WaBre.
Gcl miro nontentlid) Dem iiblen &C.
lin5iantenmcienL oas lid nlf bielem
8ebict brett 81 MAIDEN pflegt, nirt-
lame Sdranfcr 5u iesen.
Sene 9ii6pis Conf e. 81
ren5.
0ic n&olniIde Golfa5eitung," oaS
ipeItlide, Soilptorgonn oes Gentrums,
erfldrt Die tiir5lid n%litgetbeilten Mn.
1abcn Der .&olniid)cn 3citune" iibcr
Die ergebniile Der iilngitcn Comic.
rcn5 Der preubiid)en 9iifoie iiir III.
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niIhcn 3eitun9" iolltc iif inter ben
Sbcilnebnlern Der Gonfercn5 cine
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Tapites gegcn Den MooernismllS
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los 2anogeridt IN Wiind)cn Der.
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triigcreicn 9eibiilie Ieilteten. Die
bcioen @ias bottcn iid in pcrihieoe.
men @eeenoen Vaperns ouf Dem
Sanoe fir ben Cam I. Nopembcr
1906 ge~itorbcnen) Vruocr oitrCif)is
iden SbronfolgcrS, Gr5bcr5og Otto,
nllsgceeben, Der no6 ibrcr 9oritcl.
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gelong ibnen, 5ablrcid)c gauern unb
flcine 2eite, an beren Wtitgeiitbl lie
nppellirten, Inn Summen 81 be.
idtpinoelu, Die 5ulonumcn cine itott.
li6e S0be erreihter.
erfailungsrctor in
Wedlenbnrg.
Saut telcgrapbil6cr Weloung aus
Shnerin miro Die G%inberufull9 CT.
nes nltBeroroentlid)en medlcnbllrgi-
iAcn &anotagS sur 9erotbung Der
SerfaillngS = Geforn nunmcbr fir
Gnoe Gpril ober Infang Woi ongc.
fiinoigt. Som Snbalt Der 9eplartcn
@crfuilungs = &eiorm miro, mle ben
noBgebenber Settle periihert mirb,
Dor Dem 3uIumn1entretcn bes ollBer.
orocntliden 2onoto9s obiolut nid)ts
betannt gegebcn nerben.
NlIenoprf'S per6ufteter
9irgcrmeiltcr
@ic aus @eilblrg III Seiicn i, Nais
ioll berid)tet miro, bat Der eben,oIigc
@iirgermcilter Seelbadl melber
ploblid ans NQcnoorf perihmun0,
cine @ittipe, Nanlens WiiQer, mad
amerifa mitgenommen. Seelba6
Dat ieine Srau uno orei &inber in
beOauerlider NotbIage 5urildgelai-
len. Seelbah bate. ipie bereits &C.
meloet, al ben Sanbratb in @eiI-
burg einen alls Nerp = Dorf ootirten
9rief geridtct, in pelhem er oieien
eriudte, cine &eunabl on5uorbnen,
ba er ielbit lid auf elmer lGngeren
charlottesville befinbe.
Seine oIlgemeineN mne.
It lie.
Der beitimmt gebegten eripartu1o
5ulpioer bat Der gnbe september
nod Dem Sooe ieines Batter 5ltr STE.
gierung eelungte @robber5og 5rieb-
rid Ser 3ipeite bon gaben ooh feline
aIlgemeinc @mneltie erlaiien. Der
neiic Shirt bot mir in 200 Gdlfer. bic
Strafen berabgeminoert ODER gdn5
nadgelaiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-14
@m.. @ooG
Der fIbrcnbc ScidJcnbcItattcr

Ger tnbrcNDc Ecld)cnbcltatfcr
bietet ietnc Sicntc Seucu on, bic eiuen 2cid,er.
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fen gdn ~iiierbaitc WietiUncn nub mute @cnienuna
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