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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-02
REV. M. w. RsEaES CALLED
TO ST. Louis CHURCH

and would romain ln this city un
iii fhN time
~ Haynes preached his inaf ser.
mos before Dds odd uadehioncra
yesterday morning TIE raid SEQ
agiaaiiou Co de friction in ihe
harch nor did he refof % his Oh.
ranrufg .n the congregation llo
defaiod lnlFo portion OF ihc ref
mon tD thanking memAa cf thu
church fof thcIr kUduc to mm
ard his family during DIE pastor
ate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-02

Signal honor has come a. sorsi
W A hofg Go E Second lNVaah
inElon luf Of North Yakima
Wash Through Col james A.
uain FORMER adlmapt general ~
tho state or Washington. hcfs
tas boon congratulated b} pra61
dent Roosevelt faf hla brilliant
shoollns Ga the national tourney.
which bnH lrat uomn fu & close So
which after Il eiuae contest hu
wuu ihe president match, defeat
ink Che best military rlne ehoiH ln
the United States in addition o.
goa toe best salrmlsh ecuse tah
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-02
dull. DAY AT
market

an ihls ig Labor day oul} n Few
farNefn eamc iHi0 t0wn ths mora
inE with goods iar the publie nar
hof un thn market place tcn iagm
era we're selling their produces.
prices ranging similar % Eaiur
fat quotations One fleh dealer
ard farce FHrhateH we're also az
thc mafAet hai thelr eoode dld not
sell tefs aHieA'y
on account cf the rain this morn.
iaE and ihe iacI 1tai 81 o. a holiday
Yery fUW persons attended
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-02

ST PETERSBURG. Sept 7
win every window aious thc yoaie
oecupled bY gsn1aunes. manneg
Ftaiionsd at every ealrrway dock.
togrs So hoats istrutiag the firefa
and pollee sua erfrei service mea
flauAei by me tuyai raf1 protect
inr fha streets Emaeaoe Nlehalha
ard the aueea iaiisa ghe elgg SOS
tarday ed ths dedication &c the,
church crested 10 tae memcry ~
his grandfather who wns as lm
afel ua Iar SPOT go #hlch the
church .a erected ln Mawh. iHsi
Noi an uupiea Hnt Incident married
thia first ylslt % fhiA ritg ~ fhe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-02
CaGRGE CGAr3lNE TRIES
Ito ruin PUBLIC MARKET
Wagon Loads Of Rotten Fruit From Western Avenue
We're JnIoadad on The Buyers Saluday---RetaI
Produce Man UnOads His Stale Stock Daily

That Western ~ De- attempting
20 ruin ue public maraet by un.
loading rollan funt on the blyerz
there and that some retailers orc
using the market o. dispose OF
choir stale produce which hoy can
uui fHil over fle counter are
chuIgra Chat arc he.ug made by
many patrons oi enc market
Oreripl bananas aud spoiled
ctuiaIluUcH We're uni0adcd iu large
quantities on th large crowd OF
hVyora whp thmHeed the uNrket
Saturday d.ae Ilng many women
who asa their marketing there
~ T. whitman 1903 Pike st. q
barber az the Stevens hotel.
charges thni dealers ore uslne ihe
market io dispose of their stale
uli lie elites au instance ol a
frmt and vegetable dealer iu hia
own ucigHb0rhood who makes 81 "a
daily practice
Gives an Instance.
According % MI whitman.
"i fl'N NtNt# at NH thHAh noun
lhia doaier loads an express wagon
With carefully sorted fruit and veg
cieti1H ADD makes Tor The public
market where ho secures favor.
sbie location by arriving there
carl} returning in che evening
with 900 empty WAGON
"t,ui flaf l8 NOT the worst Of ~.
declared Whitlan 60 a reporter
fhla morning have watched che
cfalsf sorting the fruit aud no
tcel ilat the better quality wa
alHaYa reserved for fhe store.
ahleh during hl absence at the
market ia tended by a boy and his
wife
if ia an easy matter for these
merchants aud huekaters % gain
ihr hgH locations on the mafket
aud poae Of their wares. which
they could not sen in their bust
mess pisces Then, too. q wagon
ioad covered on top with nice look
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-02
SAYS MACKAY PROMISED
TO SECURE HIS RELEASE
FOsS rs DEAD

Lcyi = Fosa. q wealthy pioneer
of this city az years of aee dlod
at thc iumiiy noaldcncc yesterday
from heart disease. Ms rpas hnd
hcen confined 90 bed Tor tho past
tour weckH
Mt fusa was well known in thla
CITY. in 1855 holne elected county
auditor ilo was Ia The retail mgat
business Tor years and owned CON
siderable property No arrange
mcats have been made for the
funeral
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-02

Artlng uater Instructions ffum
C1ei ~ Police WagseHatein who
xes that ne presence 81 ped
alsF N ths pahile maFset ia a
mMts % iss aaecess ard a viola
laa q tie cts ordinance which
srtltits redtslns west uI El4hth
81. Officers Aiaeil aHa Humphrey
lAz rsfalns arrested joe Turusa
snf s4m katx. two fFaif vendors
sAn uefs eyins thcir goods on Pike
f,sea
IT, oriilanea which prohibits
rdlnas r the aountoWu districts
sa zah'g gites the police poA
= . ten tAe pedsllefs away from
Ntaassst place. ie the belief o. TIRE
al II police Numorosm com.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-02

Rev Myron w Haynes. rotlrlnr
pastor Or the First baptist church
~ thln city thia moming decided
that De- would accept g. cali from
tho Dolmar Avenue church IT 81
Louis The congregation is one
~ the largest in the middle west.
and the call b. unconditional nr
Haynes stated that ho would take
up his nDW work about oct y.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-02

~.,, geoeec Msckay Who holds
-, y attorney ontldHs hIm
!, s,.io.s Of al ,ho property q
-. r.aassllsta, aen' go stella
hst saturday obtained the
go So. ,hraEh ialse representations
80 snasee nada hy tho o't mah
= ~ n, 80 helms led from thc coun.
= "a " Ms way q Che asylum
y $3.50 a paper Cor blm Pc
4 eid that be- had proNeltA
ar q and In che Nouef q Nief,
~. nrala g. ms bail u e.sned
~. saees explained fNanselaia.
sesseasia did not explain ~"
u,.tav who was confined 'o lhr
n,.ut, I'D On a eharge 81 ute y (
wsrshisss ehaeS. secured enc VIII
$50 Aurast i5 which be holds.
s,.k.ne him the beneficiary ~
rsanralissaa estate but aplfa
saeas Indicate that Maekay 'o.l.
ss,an,ars q the old man 8 MENTAL
condition Is 81 bis Ffofsf'' away
nom hlm
whlis n hif Mactas eecane ae
mageieA with u G Medafs chaE
4 vita ohaialus mocsy uaaai
ss,.e pretensss. a transaction which
40 ,he lofglnE % a cote and
y .ssscasloa fer Insurance on I've
wsuarx ass balled oai AuEiat
"A AZ hfmef Fire Chief Ralph
COS At.arneS FFank 9 Mlcslips
ssra shs asil ior him
or AS y whea MacsaY was g.
issses. 4 isssging vas had az Wicst.
Mas a,llee. a. which NicslinR.
Nsekay saa Mcllafs ~efe prva
est
Wrestling Ias0Fmed Mackay Iaat
H. .aoaosea nil vas % az value,
uss rol property drawn %
Witnessed
re- nsxt niernlng TIE fhrve mcn.
uaekay wcglafs aBd WieHliuE
,eos trsp 10 the county hospital
Al geesgsteau aad Exangeiista WAS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-02
FRIEND AND MONEY
DISAPPEAR

Peter Nelson went oui faF Ht
tie time on Saturday might and
in the course ~ Bite travels ho rleh
"a up "a "quirkm1ae friend With
whom Do winod and dined gsuef
ousiy Later it seems The two van.
dercd iuto q vacant lot to rest np.
and Nelson feli asleep when hc
wolfe he vas minus both friend
and muuey Toe police are iuok.
Ing lnr ILn frlnul.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-02
30 Y HAD "A
GOOD TyME

Waser prug had . rood time
While hls mother aud father. ST..
HnH Mfa Fired e pung. of 1885
Woodland par aF were spending
tno aneloas dayl and nirhie hunt
in Through seaule Gov him fear
lne he hdd heen klina 90 go liiica
Walter aaa enjoying himself with
friend re- thc family who had
taken him io Tacoma
This % aii sac explanation that
The relieved parents will give ~
waters disappearance from Seat
De from early Thuuday morning
usti o'clock Saturday night.
when no waH hurrediy brought
tome by the irle<s who bad taken
him away
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-02
A( i've:

ROME. Sept lava De pouring
through acorOa ~ naauns avid Ne
flvua g. again in state of orup
ton
The inhabitants 81 the yiilsge az
Tore Anuunciuta are ierfuriatd
amt are Fleeing to places ol safety
az lava streams are threatening the
town
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-02
labor DAY PLANS
ARE ABANDONED

labor day vas ushere8 81 this
HpfH'ne ~sth downnour 81 rain.
mon faf decided damper upon
u Festivities prepared foF ioda
Rssratlou
~ rain was continuation &c
.se lelaze which began yesterday
W. 'iiaof. and Kept ap through the
sh 4 Was a genuine Puget
~anee1 which soaked Things and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-02
One YEAR

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. g. pvr.
riu and Benson. found guilty II
land frauds must spend one year 10
a eoungy iall and both gas a fine of
81 900 This la the sentence al enc
court Perrin wil be- connned in
IRE county iail nt Alameda md Hen
aua in the county iail ln ihiH clfY
Previous % the sentence Judge
iawier denied e motion FOR a now
trial Counsel appealed end q nfaf
nf fhe execution cf sentence yrs
granted both prisoners beinr ge
Quired go put up bonds Uf 81 600
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-02

Mr. Prlug refuses 10 give the
name 81 the friend who showed
Walter his i2year-old son. a good
time without gaining the consent
of bits parents lie says that the
iricad was badly scared when he
read in q Tacoma newspaper Of the
supposed kidnapping. and hurried to
Seattle as fast rs be could to re-
turn Waiter ard make HIS peace
with Walters parents
Walter had a good time" said
Mr. Prlng IT would not do any
one any good 20 tell who took him
20 Tacoma and IL might do the
man harm TO have his name known.
he is friend 81 mine. 50 ! viii not
give his namc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-02
SEWARD ON TRIAL
TRIP TODAY

ae horlhWe8iern Steamship
, IN steam schooner Seward
~ lhe Aofan yards fhls morning
n tIlal ruu about me Sound
~, ~ 'sael which has not yet been
~ 1 OYER 90 her owners. 81 Co
~. veg veg iof frelshnue purposes
~, 'llst rip beIug ~ KatalIa
=, =. seward has gross TONNAGE
T" ''zi length 2ef8. beam 40. ana
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-02
NO PARADE
I'm CHICAGO

CHICAGO. Sept SO Tabor
nav parade waa held tctay enc cuH
tenn having hceu voted anlluaat
Ell and fldicuia~s hy thr FedaV
flou Of iabnr The money hereto
fose apcni IN tahor nag deman
STATIONS viii b. puf luto tho DE-
Tense fund Or the mainihlnlaK of
sfrfsrrN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-02
CARRIES JAPANESE

The American steamship Indiana
arrived az Vancouver yesterday
from Honolulu The vessel 81 car
rylna n small horde of japanese
IabOrera into British Columbia. 20
be- landed there before Che new ben
migration law OF that country goes
into effect This law win prohibit
the admission 90 more than jN0
Jauaneae annually. ard u Is for
this reason that such haste is bo-
Ing made 10 get the coolies into th
country This rs the second ifp
OF the Indiana fof tnia purpose
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-02
AIT TEMPT 10
WRECK G. NJ

nELLtNGHAM. Sept a most
neiaFi0ua attempt wng mnde hore
iato Saturday ulehl to Wfer fhe
Greet Northern train Obhtrug
tionH were placed aeraH tho track
who're d iH'ofacets Ooes at a toes
minutes before iho train H due
this obstruction aa found aBi re.
moved ~ he iraln hHd hit the
large pieces 90 timber 70 would
have derailed tho entire train and
sent 10 il tho bay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-02
NEEDED AT
NAVY YARD

ADMIRAL Hprwell has written me
Chamber ~ Commerce asking for
assistance iu securing imdcsmeu
for work az the navy yard ON brem.
erlun The navy yard ufflclala are
shorthanded et present because Of
the large number of ships ~ dry
dock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-02
CANNOT
COME TO SEATTLE

CHICAGO. Sept John barrett.
director OF the international bureau
of American republics, win NOT be-
nble to 80 10 sqattlo 90 participate
iu the reception there az Secretary
Tait Illness of O. relative prevents
this tUp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-02
FOUL. MURDER

silently tells tho tale oi one of
iho iouicsf murders over commit
tel in ihlr per-, at the riatc Ron.
brfg la believed Co have been tbo
motive bs 30 ia known that Todd
had in his possession several hum.
drod dollars There iH n0 Glow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-02
RAIN ENDo PICNIC.

After almost two days of out
door enjoyment the Odd Fellows
picnic was broken up laat night by
Tho rain Fully 1000 people at
tended the picnic. which began ear
~ Saturday morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-02

CRIPPLE CREEK Colo Sept O.
one hundred aud lwcniy five
mirrFf employed b. tAc Portland
Gold Mining company have gHi
eofk rather ihan iekc oHt miners
recognition cards as demanded
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-02
soosr FOR orArrLH.


PORTLAND Bent O. ne
+ fore Governor Chamberlain
left for Sacramento ho ainici
: that ho would boost Seattle for
: The National Irrigation Con
: gross in 1909
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-02

ginning October and covering a
Period % four days
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-02

Farmers ia eastern Washington
are "a gloom Too much rain is
thc cause The downpour has been
steady and heavy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-02

depth a. Captain 3 a. OHrau.
formerly ln command of the Yuea
tan. bass been assigned to the &c.
ard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-02

iefi pgdfies 1tnndiug % the streein
SO far ns che mammoth picnic af
ranged Coz $50 Pleasant Beach was
concerned there waa nothing doing
tn that direction up to noon. uf
which time 10 was officially post
poned until sunday September i5.
The day waa generally observed.
however, aa a holiday nearly ail
business houses being clono for
fhe entire day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-02

supt WIN luRlis. Of the s. a O..
Left last mEht Tor Vancouver H G..
with number of track men Co.
in the meet IN the Van.
conver Athletic club The team iH
composed of King GiHh, Coylo.
Dohm. mckinley Haliz Clark,
Warren. Carr. Anderson and Law.
renee. Coo lB unattached
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-02
DROPPED DEAD

10y United pfoaHl
GREENCASTLE. Ind. Sept 2
John 6 D. Mott the famous lee.
turcr. dropped doad Of heart DDS
ease today
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= @citcrn Narnlaub Giienbabm.

SepiItleno 20. Nooenber. berldbt 6~iuepGtaticp
TGglftb.
4t0 WoreerS-Ghnelppff Suserstofpa, .N. d
g9.s9,obn," Wannesboro, GJantberSbure I'M,
ausGenonttnSn Soitntaa, paneod unb gunis
3.o4 Tddbrt. Accommodation nadb Union.
@rteee, fofute fdaiih, niiSgenofnrnea Sonntae
Qpr.s Sanobcr, @ettosburg ipb .. unb 8.
Hibiftou Runfteu.
1855 Gadbm. = grpreb, SauprIinie, SaaerSs
tcnn. SdEepd. Sbfppenss.:re unb, dirssefton,.
men SoEntae. 5reSeri6 nnb ~gmmttsbura.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. T3
SdsliA, ansaeuommen eBuu4ag. IS
Gas Moreens = Nori. y. unb s! Sibifton une
Sanntllnie btiltG bon GnlorbsSrobe. foiuis
Carlisle.
ITO Moreens aftom. na6 SiabfteIb, foipts
Gm!niisburg.
1000 Worsens = Beitern Grpreb, weffminfter,
slsfp Birolcr, linton g'rioee, 9rucettIe (Sre.
eerid), 9biigiuont, g9unnesboro, gbariber8'
hnrg, Saaersiopn, Sdrcod. Cumberland unb
Glftns. Buffet OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
5.33 sldtfr. = Accommodation nod Sdnober.
6.25 IhenoS-sifonl. mad linton Bridge.
Gur Teuucrftass nub eauttagS.
11.25 Nbenb5 - Mffont. Hadp unioIIs55ribae.
Tur Gunutaqs.
$50 NRcr1ers- Nfioni. nadb unionsBrtoge uno
Sannoer.
: sdIt nt6t an aenufpIbaria.ab abe. Citation an.
Y. Rebertipr, n. w. 6etueu,
Gen. seBeftdftsiibrer. Sen. sgaft. .aeent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-16
ltntcr Der 2upc.

G0tparO W1lbelnt1L alias Golporo
@iQions, Gin aoiiitcn-@oiia9ier
oes Campers oOlOenburg," 3ur
3eit unfrcipiQi9cr @oit Ser Bun.
be8.GinmonocrungSbeb0roc
Gomoro @iI6clmij Elm oi6nci0i,
ger" juuger 6eltiher Gobof@rciicu.
Der, lit nod) ciner gcnltbrei6en 6obrt
aui Dem Sampler oOloen6urg" bon
Der GillmonOcru1gS-9 cborbe SIT SO.
cuit.@oitt SIT peinliGer llntbdtiofcit
peroommt moroen, bis Die 5uitGnoi-
gen 8cborbGn IN @oibingtou cntidit.
Sen babcrL ob CT i~iberbaupt sic aoit-
Iidcn @eitooc Scr grobcn omcritoni-
idcn llnion betretcn bari o0cr nidt.
Mc1n cS Srn. @ilbclntii niht cinae-
ioucn mGrc, icincl Nontcn ms eng
liid)e 81 iibcricbcll, ut0 CT nidlt ne
belt6ei 5pci Mol unlic6Idmc Grfob.
rltltgen nit Ben 3otbcb0roen gclnndlt
6Gttc, piiroe i6ru unbeonitan0ct Die
2onoung geItottct ncrOen, lllo or
piiroe ii6 ictt nit icinen Go6otS-
muitern oltf Dem @egc nod Scr min.
oigen Sto0t befin6en.
Bic 3olinipcftnren 6o6en Be
fol1ntlif Gin alrtc8 0coddtniB nnO
ols elmer ocrielbcn onl Gonncritog
9(beno bel ser 2%o10ung ser aoiiitcn.
Eoiiogicrc @iI6cImii crbIidtc, iicl
ibm ociicn gle6uIi6fcit nit cincnl
5pcitcn Stelporb aitf, Scr icincr 3cii
lpeQcn Sd,nltggeln8 bon Ocnl Gnnl.
pier n9ronocnbilr9" nit Sen 9cb6rs
bcn iii GoniIift g~crotbcn mar. Snl
areltSbcr6or CAB @iIbclnji ST, 6ob
icin Nomc nid)t @iQiomS ici, mic Cr
in Der ToiioqierIiite Iton0, ion0crn
CT babe oenicl6en MIR ongcnommcm
ga cs cine quito en0lii6c llcbcriet.
5llng 0eS bel1tidcn Nomcns lei. Wei.
fer erfltbren oie 3%ollbeomtcn boB
Wil6clnlii bcrcitS Dor mebrcrCn SOB.
rem IN Neip-Norf I1ngcrc 3eit in I'm
teriudunQsboft g~eiciien botte. Ga ser
Ieternirtc olld) sic 9e6olptumg allis
iteltc, OoB err in Gien1ten ser mmcri
foniidcn Tegicrung ais 8e6einlogent
groBe Summcn 6c5oget babe, Dem
einen @cnmtcr g~egeniiber ober $500
un6 Dem onocrcn $500 no1nte, 10
mill man iIbcr 0icicn Gltuft cbcnion@
Grfun0igittger ein5ieben.
guBer Sen o5igen &Ieinigfeitcn ia.
ben sic Ginmanoerung5 g @eomten
burd)oliS 9tidts qe9en Sic 2onolrng
@il6elmii'S. i'm @cgcntbeil Tie iino
frob, ncnn sic N~r9cIcgcnbcit 10 6olH,
mic mogIid, erleOigt miro.
@ifbeinlii BOT iibri9en$ 6ereitS &c,
lcgcntlif ieineS friibpren 4llfcntbolt3
IN Imcrifo ShuIc gehto6t. Gr oroB!
te n6mIih Sen 3%oIlbcomtcn, BOB i'm
Sale er nidt prompt frei0eloiicn
wiiroe, cr sic @ln6eSre8icruno Inn
$250,000 S6ooencriob perflogcn
miirOc. Gielc Grnbltna GicB in6eiicn
Die Scrrcn Snipcftorcn GllBerIt tolt.
Die 1866 3miid)enocd5 Euiio0ierc
Der nSl0cnbllrg" mlrr0en gcitcrn
cbenioQS NeEonoct. Gicielben itoms
men 5ltm qroBtcn G6cile nltS Yolen
uno Sitooit.guropu. Sic morcn ni6t
6eionOers reid nit 8cl0mitteln Der
ieben. 3Wci fIeinc poInii6e Gnoben
inl Sitter BON odlt unb 5ebn Sobren
botten bic Heiie goll3 oQein 5llriidge-
le0t. Sic bcfinben iid oltf Dem @c-
&c ST. ibrer Wtlttter nod EittSblrq.
Merfmiir0ig lit, Bob iif infer Sen
70 0%etcrnirtsn niht ein ein5igcr (ro-
domofronfcr bcfinoct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-16

Gin mabel pon Sronot.
Golrntp, Nctp. Serieu bot iiir orci op.
plijirtc aiiiie oui 5000 Collars &C.
.flostY oA9ttsl, 81, Den EreiS Dor benz
aiiiieH aertnlsD boml Bette eS bic
Orei u%GGmdsden" aor uid)t befom,
lnell, sfhpr 10 liiin oieie MGbelsf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-16

IGy Dem 3nucrca War8lauo's nno
Den un9tcHiu1ocn Stnatcn.

Sic 9Gnut uFrib 10 II II 5 EN-.
Sic mor rs 1mo er 10 llno @ittmcr
on5rL Gr SSiiliom 9)otntor BON Can.
coltcr-Gountp, itouo bcpcit nit icincr
0oll5cn 0cfo!gihoit Inn IN SopIor5
NiiIl, NiioDclicr.GWlnte so, Die jun
&C Srallt Nnnic ,Sodion %bcim3uiiib.
rcn. So9or Der 8oitor q. Mi. Gos
nollie iunr IN Nultstrad)t eridiclcu,
I'm oct ¬cn 81 fliipfch. Iod Die
Srout I6icn tcin Terlangen ST ba-
ben, ibr iuuAc9 2cben on bo3 oc3
Nittlbtr@ SIT tuilpfen, Tie ipor Der,
ldprllOcn ltno troB olleS Gud)cllS
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