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The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-23
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RAILROADS SCARCE
Old Timer at Panhandle Sta
ton Tells of Difficulty in
Getting Them.
REQUIREMENTS VERY HIGH
ASSERTED THAT $500 MAIL
CLERK HAS CAPACITY NEcES-
sARY FOR $4,000 PROFESSIONAL
MAN.

The civil service examination for
railway mail clerks will be held in
indianapolis next month and several
Wayne county men will probably take
the quizzes, which are recognized as
being the "stiffest'' that are given
under the civil service regulations.
In speaking of the examinations a
railway clerk, at the Pennsylvania
station yesterday said:
Eyes the examinations come in
February and l suppose out of all that
take them in this state, and there
are generally about seventy five. only
about fifteen will pass. The examin-
ations are very rigid and but few men
are able to pass them. In the major
ity of cases the successful men taking
The railway clerks examination are
school teachers, as it seems that they
are better acquainted with subjects
covered in the exams. If a man has
been out of school any time at all he
will invariably fail.
Does not that condition make a
scarcity in railway clerks" was ask
ed.
We'll / should say" said the old
timer, struggling his shoulders.
ct will not be many years, in fact
/ believe it will be only but very few,
before the salaries of the clerks will
have to be raised to at least $500 more
on the year before sufficient number
of men who are thoroughly capable
can be induced into the service. AT
the present time even the old men
are leaving the service, because the
dangers of railroad life have increas-
ed and the pay of the clerk is not
enough to offset the danger. A rail-
way mail clerk at the present time
gets only $500 to $1,000 per year and
their requisites have to be of such
high character that the same men
can earn a greater amount of money
in other professions. A $1,000 mail
clerk is equal to a three to four
thousand dollar professional man, so
far as intellectual requirements are
concerned. Yes twenty per cent OF
the mail clerks in service during
the last year have quit their jobs
for more profitable and less danger
Gus employment. In the south neg
roes are being pressed into service
because white men will not take the
positions offered them in the railway
mail service"
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-23
MRS. SARAH BOOKER DEAD
THE END CAME SUDDENLY
AGED Resident of Eaton Was Found
Dead in Bed by Her GrandchiId-
Deceased Leaves Three Sons and
Has a Host Of Friends.

Eaton, Ohio, Jan. %, (Spl)-
Mrs Sarah Booker, widow of the late
James Booker, of this pace, was
found dead in her bed this morning
at the home of her son, Marcus Book
err. The lady was aged 10 years and
had been in good health. Mr. Booker
and his wife, had for some time per-
mitted their mother to lie in bed as
long as she desired. and this morn
ing the breakfast was eaten, as usual
without the mother being present,
they thinking that she was still sleep
ing Mr. Booker then left on bust
ness, and in a short time his daugh-
ter. Miss Hazel, went to the room of
her grandmother to awaken her, but
she discovered that she was dead
Heart trouble is the supposed cause.
The deceased leaves three sons
and many friends. Funeral services
will be held from the home Thursday
afternoon.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-23
More ouakas at kinaston.

Kingston, Jan. 22.-Intense excite
ment, bordering on panic which
reigned among the blacks here, follow
ing recurrence of earthquake shocks
has subsidized. No serious damage re-
suited and it is generally understood
even among the natives now that
those slight shocks are apt to continue
some time No one of the shocks,
however, approached in severity those
OF the first day when the great de-
struction was wrought. The foreign
population is rapidly leaving the city.
Most of the tourists have left and fam
lilies of wealthy English merchants
have gone either to England or the
United States The work of restoring
the destroyed city will be long and
tedious.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-23
LONG RESIDENT OF EATON
Mrs. Katherine PauIIus Passed Away
at the Home of Mrs. e. e. Bailey
Yesterday Morning.

Eaton, Ohio, Jan. 20, (SpI.)-
Mrs Katherine Paul1us, aged 46
years, died at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. E. Bailey Tuesday morning
at two o'clock. Funeral services will
be held from the Presbyterian church
Friday afternoon at two o'clock In
terment will be made in Mound Hill
cemetery. The deceased has been a
resident of Deem street in this place
for many years, and was one CT the
best and most highly respected wom-
en- of Eaton.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-23
ENTERS PLEA OF GUILTY
MAY SERVE JAIL SENTENCE
Vivian Fagin, Cincinnati Politician, Is
Before the Court on a Charge of In
timidatina an officer Of the EIec-
ton,
Publishers PressJ

CrnciDn& -, Yaa. zz.-Vlv1an y.
Fagin, formerly United States mar
shall, pleaded guilty before Judge Spie-
gel to the charge of intimidating an
ct1icer of election. The Judge an
nounced that he would take the case
under consideration before determin-
ing sentence.
The penalty for the offense charged
is fine of not less than 500 and i'm
prisonment not less than 80 days. The
case to which Fagin pleaded guilty
grew from an alteration at polling
places during the Republican primary
election last fall. The trouble was due
to factional strife in local Republican
politics resulting I'm the dismissal of
Eagfh as United States marshal
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-23
CuIIom Is Elected for Fifth
Time by Law Makers of
State of Illinois.
NELSON WON IN MINNESOTA
WHILE MORGAN AND PETTUS
ARE NAMED TO SUCCEED
THEMSELVES IN ALABAMA.
Publishers. Press.1

springfield, III, Jan. zz.-Shelby NJ.
Cullom, who has been United States
senator from Illinois continuously
since 1883, was reelected by unan-
imous vote of the 1872 Republican
members of the legislature. This is
the fifth election of Cullum to the SEN
ate. The Democratic aspirants were
former Supreme Court Justice Boggs
and James Hamilton Lewis. corpora
ton counsel of Chicago and former
congressman, who respectively receiv-
ed in caucus so and II votes. Under
the unit rule Boggs in the balloting
acquired the total party vote, 81.
Daniel r. Sheen of Peoria, a former
member of the legislature, received
the votes of the three Prohibition
members. A joint session Wednesday
will ratify Senator Cullom's election.
Topeka, Kan, Jan. 22.-Representa-
five Charles Curtis, Republican, of To-
peka was elected to the United States
senate to succeed A. w. Benson. The
house and senate in joint session
Wednesday will ratify the election of
Curtis.
ST. Paul. Mimi. Jan. % Both
houses of the Minnesota Legislature
voted for knute Nelson to succeed
himself as United States senator from
this state. The legislature will meet
in joint session Wednesday to ratify
the vote.
Montgomery, Ala, Jan. 2S.-The
Alabama legislature in joint session
reelected Senators John Il. Morgan
and Edmund w. Pettus for another
term. There was no opposition and
they received the unanimous vote OF
both houses
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-23

Coiump us, u, Jan. instructions
from the war department are awaited
as to what shall be done with the 80
recruits arrested and in military Gus
tody for the rioting here Monday
night. A full report of the affair was
sent to the war department. Officers
at the barracks characterize the riot
a school boys prank,
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-23

Word has been received that DR..
Gilchrist is gradually sinking and the
relatives of the afflicted man have Civ
en- up hope of his ultimate recovery.
AS the relatives have always been
held to the highest hopes, the friends
of the eminent divine in this city are
now inclined to think that he is very
close to DEATH door.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-23
Airship Sold.
Publishers Press.1

Sprlngii>->., -. -..... sheriff Al
mony sold at public auction an airship
for $S17. 1t belonged to the West Vir.
ginia Aerial Navigation company and
was sold to satisfy judgment for
$1,000. William Bumbaugh bought it
in The flying machine was appraised
at $1.240. 1t failed to work here on
last Labor day.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-23

The case of Edward Holder against
the Big Four railroad for the alleg-
ed unnecessary detention of the per-
formers in his animal show at Wabash
had not reached the hands of the jury
in the circuit court at the hour of adj
journment last evening. The attor-
neys spent the greater portion of the
afternoon in argument.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-23
H. A. Rust Goes to Marion.

ton with Sol Altman, a prominent
tailor of Marion. and has assumed his
duties at that place. Mr.. Rust will
move his family to Marion in the
course of the next few days.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-23

Mr.. and Mrs. John Schwegman, O
Muncie, are in the city and will attend
the funeral of John Elstro, which viii
be held this morning.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-23

Deputy Sheriff Mashmeyer was a
Milton (lost all of yesterday summon
ing witnesses in the various cases tina
are on the circuit court calendar fol
the January term.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-23

burial was yesterday afternoon at
Earlham cemetery.
IRVING+Edward Irving died yes
terday morning at Reid Memorial
hospital, where he had been brought
from New Castle to receive medical
attention for dropsy Of the heart.
His age was about 68 years. The
body was taken to New Castle yes
terday afternoon to the home, where
the funeral will take place.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-23
Births.

Births.
To H. e. and Ida Murray. l. SoTrn
3rd street, boy, fifth child
To Clarence and Anna Walters, %
South 10th street, girl, second child
To Horace G. and Fannie Druly. BIC
South Bird street, boy, second child.
To. Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Thomp-
son, 1908 Boyer street, a girl
To. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Katie, SO
North 2n0 street, a boy.
To Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Ireton, 324
South 10th street, girl.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-23

When the crispy mornings come,
you will be delighted if you have Mrs.
Austin's Pancakes for breakfast.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-23

The Rev. Henry Luring of South
18th street who has been quite sick
for several days has entirely recov
ered
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-23

Dr. Haughton is in his Office
hours a day and makes calls also.
left
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-23

See how what you nave reard looks
In print and get dollar for doing it
Win the news Zip" prize.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-23

1t is not unlikely that Gov. Cummins
of Iowa may be secured for the chau-
tauqua next summer.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-23

J. II. Russell, uphoIsterins 1
South Seventh. Phone 500. 23r7
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-23

art:fcal gas. the 10th century fuel
lot
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-23
THE CITY IN BRIEF

Telephone the Richmond Steam
Laundry to get your laundry. tt
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-23

and Mrs. Sylvester Craig. 113 North
14th street, scarlet fever.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-23

Use artificial gas for light ana heat
lott
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-23
ContaQion.

Contagion.
C. Z. Logue, 327 South 18th street,
aged "a, measles.
John, the II year old son of Mr..
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-23
NEW PICTURE OF CARDINAL GIBBONS


He
Ireland
Catholic church and partly
Cardinal Gibbons attained
pedes important functions
'front.' t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-16

eill8ereidt. I'm Ser Gertbei0igltnQ
@%eIc8enbeit SIT gcben, 0ieie earle.
8ltng ltn0 Sic 9rieie ltn0 Sd)riftitiide
auf mcldc Oorin 9e}ug geuommerl
III, genoltcr fenreu lerncn 81 f0nncn,
lit Scr iSau bis }llm fommcuocn Mon,
tag pcrtagt mor0cn. Die &erbon0.
lur0cn merOcn inter Ser bcreits Der.
eioigtcn SltrD fortgeicbt meroen.
ltntcrmcr en- id einem
2 6ie0Sgeri6t
Sn Gcpcihcn, melde GrGiioent
TooicocIt Don 0cr GrGiioeuten bon
9%ttcnra9lta un0 &onouroS cr6alten
bat, miro er Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Ser iric0liden Se5iebuugen 3piid)en
Sen g%enonnten 2Gnocrn pcriidcrt. G5ll
Grmiocrung oui sic q%erneiniamc 9{otc
Der Ser. Staoten, Mterifo'S, @uates
malo'3 mo onocrer central ulncris
tunii6er Stontcn 6abcn 6eiOc 8rGit.
0cnten iid) bercit erfIGrt, irgclto einen
Sdritt SIT biui9en 0ur6 mclden 0ie
nod i6rpcbclocn Strcitirogen cinent
S6ic6Sgcrid)t mterbreitct luer0cn
lno iid Ser bon Oieiem gcfd0ten Gnt-
ihcioung SIT iiiaen,
e ON fcrcn5en i'm @nH0clSs
0cportcmCnt.
&nnOclaicfrctGr Stroua bat be-
tdIoiielL bon MIN an 5nci Nal I'M
Wtonat Gonicrcn5erL, nnd) Dem &or-
bib Der Go6inetaIibunacn, nit olten
@iireulldef8 icincS departments OBJ
5uboIteL I'M &1tcrciic zines beileren
s3uiommcmuirfcn5 uno ser T0rOe-
rlurg oc5 0icnitcS. Gle critic Oieier
Gonfercn5en bat 1citcrn i~tott9eiln-
Sen. ST.. Strolt5 pcripri6t iif ie6r
quite HciltItnte.
% angel am NcrDuS Gcrum.
Die Stroi5cit BON Or. George 6.
2orcnb meIGcr in G%cr6in6rnq nit
Sen Goitbetriiaercien SIT 5wei &obren
Soft i'm 9ltnOe5gefdnoniB ST.
MomOSUilc, @.Eo., pcrlrtbeiIt
lpor0cn mar, lit om Snmitag ab0e-
gr lit icood nod INNER I'M
@eiGngniB, ga c8 inn nod nift &c.
it, sic $4,000 @clOitroie SIT
be5ablen, bic 5ui6bIih 3rtr Softitraie
iibcr i'm perbGngt noroen lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-16
SObn 3cQer's acnialcr Streid.

Se6anoM So, 10. 6ebritar. -
6ral 3eler, Satin 6cS 81 Nnnpiue,
lobe bier, l%pobnbaitcn Sobn 3eQer,
mllrOc belltc in ibrer @obnung burf)
cine Gpnomit- Grploiion getootet uno
lire 6ciOen G0d)ter i'm 9Qtcr BON 10,
reip. fiinf Subrcn erlitten ioldc
ihiuercn G%erleBuHgcn, oaB lpenig
&ofirnln9 olf ibre Hettung c~riltirt.
Gn9 gauge Sans muroe 5erid)mettert.
3euer bate 0rei Stiife 0pnumit IN
ben 8ndoicn oe9 &ilbenofena gclcgt,
Inn iie a~litbauen 81 lalien, 1ln0 ain9
oonn an ieine 9lrbeit, obne ieiner
GSralt ctpoS ilber 0as Gorbnnoenlein
oes SprengitofieS SIT iogen. @oS lid
nod ieiner Gntierntng ans Dem
&auie creignctc, miro mobl idmerlih
ienlaI5 in Grfabrung gebraht mer-
ben, oa feines Der beioen WtGohen io-
lpeit ms 9ciprBtiein 5uriid9efebrt lit.
Etc Grplolton mltB port tltrd)tbarer
@epolt aelucien iein, oenn Streifen
uou Sleiih 1pnroen Der 6ron 3ellcr
an pcrihieocnen Stellcn pom a0rper
gcriiien ulo groBe 2oder beiinoen
lid in ibrer Seite uno int Hiiden.
2poia, 0oS GIteltc Der 5luei MGoden,
lit ON 8eiid)t unO goll5ei a0rper ser.
fleild)t un0 perbrannt, 0a lire alei0er
burd) Die @rploiion in 9rono geries
then. Ger jpeiten Sodter, NomenS
Morp, mltroe ein tieier HiB in Den
Niiden geriiien uno iie lit pom &ppf
bis SIT 6iiben mn cine Wolic bon
SGrantmen uno 9eilen. Nrd) ibre
Gleioer iingen 6eller uno iic lit idner
perbrantt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-16
Stiirmiid)e Tabrt ii6er bas Stiac
Mccr.

Son Sron5iScn Sal, 10. Sc
bruor, - Ger 9lunoeS = SronSport-
Sampler nSbomos," melher bon
Monilo, Nogoiati uno @onolllIll bier
cintroi bat 5lpiiden bert lebtgenanll-
ten @oienitdbten iebr idIchtcs @et-
ter eebobt. Som %. bis 81. San.
broilite Elm meitlider Srfon iiber
Oos Sdiii binueg. Die Gee giltg 10
bod, ooB Die oberen 9edS bcitGnbig
bon Den @ogen iiberipiilt muroen.
Die aojiitcn olli Der Steuerboroleite
lprrben iiberihmemmt ltno Die 81 III
men iiibrenoen Sbiiren aus oet Nn.
geln gcriiien. @Gbreno pier Saaen
lpuroen idnmtIid)e 1888 Yoiiagierc
ouf Capt. 2pman'S Gefebl inter led
gebolten. Pin @orb bes .56omaS"
.beianbcn lid and 81 Irreitonten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-16
9lls SCfrnuOnntin ucrGaitct.

atom, Sis, 10. Sc
brltor. - 6rl. @clen 0iroL elm eli
RIGGS Mit9lieo ser ySecono G6ri-
titan Gbltrh" mo lett 5mei Sobrcn
SNobmeiIterin Der .@IconerS' So.
cietp" ser @enein0c, lit meoen Ser
INTRIGUING bon $500 perboitet NOR
Den. Go9 8el0, meld)es man sum
Nnfouf elmer nelten Srgel fiir bic
Stride gciommclt bate, mar bon ser
Sdlabmciltcrin fir cigele u~ngcb0ri1c
,3luede peripen0ct mor0en. Sic be.
boltptet, lie babe Die Sitnlmc ihrenl
@rtOcr gelicbcn, ser ieiu &criprcfen,
OoS @clo rcd)t5eitig 5lriit 81 eritnt
ten nidt gcbalten babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-16
Sdatmeiitcr itabl iibcr 100000.
@panSpille, Sno., 10. 6e6

Goansutlle, Slo, 10. 6ebr.
- 0ad ioit oreimodiger llnter.
iuflng Der Bidder oeS friibcrcll
County : ShatmeiiterS @olfer lit
ein Gefi5it bon $66,10l conitatirt
moroen. @alfer mar 0rei Sabre i'm
9(nlte mo bat in fat ipitematilder
@eiie aqidbrlid) ein 0efi5it bon etmo
$21,0 600 iertig oebraft. Gurd) per-
icblte Spefulationen mo oas SaIaro-
ipiel ioll oas meiite @elb perloren ge-
9angen iein. @alfer gilt fir einen
Spieler, ober aus Hiidiidt auf ieincn
forperlid)cn 3uItoib = er bat beioe
Seine nerloren 1pur0e ibnl ell
Pint nad) Dem anoeren ailoertrolt,
mo aus oerlelben Tiidiiht miro
Wabrid)eilid) aiit feline Griminnlflage
gcgeil i'm erboben meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-16
Son sen Tbiiippincn.

llrfodcn Ser grnererung oeS @lIo,
james . Nuiiton0cs nid,t befonnt.
- Ni~iIre8enOer 8ablfelO3ltg i'm
@ongc.
MnniIo, Is. 3ebrllor. - Die
llrlohcn be$ pI6tliGcn @icocroui,
looernS Oe8 Ellloionea = Nuiitonoc5
in ser Yro0in5 @Gt-Ne9roS iia0 nidt
befa:int. Ter Streif3ud Ser %llluia,
mes eritrefte iiH iiber einen llmfrei5
bon 5cbn Meilen mo in sen bei0en
SrtidafteL 6ie BON ibren i~iberiollen
mllrOer, ri6tcte Iif Ser critic 9lngriff
9e9en Die omeritonii@en S6uIbGrl.
fer. Die Yropin5 @eit,gtegro$ nal
lit sen letter. bier Snbrcn irei bon
<belt6rlrn9en gemeI len. Wun gloi,bt,
bab Die Woro6rcnner @cbirgSbepob.
ncr marcll, Sic i6re alto 5ein0i6oft
Gen Die aiiiten = Ortidoften BON
9tel,em uiigcnonlmen baben.
Sn 1nn5er Ibilippinen : Nrfipcl
luir0 iett cine crregtc Mo6l = Gam.
pa9nc qcfiibrt. Sn Shuoren 5ieben
&oIitifer ans Wonilo ortf 0os 2onO,
neil ooS @oblgeiet iiir Gan0iOotcn
Scr NiiemblD einen @obniit in oen
Gropin5en uorld)reibt. Die Hegic.
rl~ngSportei bat iid ais rationale
SortidrittSportei rcorganiiirt, mGb.
reno Iominooor 8ome5 un6 onoere
einiluBreide 6ilipinos aus Sen Der
i6icoenen llnabbGngigfeitS- 8ruppen
cine llnion : Hotionnlpartei gebilOet
boben. 9ic 2ebterc gie6t 5u, Dob Sic
6iIipinoS fir cine Selbltpermaltung
sur 3eit niGt Die notbige 61bi0fcit
beiibcn, periorgt ober cine biiltoige
grfIGriino binliftlid) ei1cr Snfiiniti.
gen pollitGnOigen ltnobbGngigfeit Ser
SilipinoS. Wone5 Fat bel Der Spc.
5ialmahl fir @oitperneltr in ser Tro.
uin5 Gnpitc cincn Sieg Oapon getra.
gen. Sn alien Eropin5en finoet eiu
ciirigcr @ohlielb5ug itott.
erd)munoene 2ebrer
uufgefunocn.
". &. 9adel0er mo @alter :.
Sic, sic beioen amerifaniihen 2ebrer,
pelfe nof Dem Angriii Der Yulojo-
mes oti 5lpei Srtldaiten in @eit.9fe.
gros ais pcrmiBt gcmelOet wltr0eL
iino m%oblbebalten auigeiunoen NOR
Den.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-16
@ridloR lid In GGicaGu.

GbicoQo, 10. GSebr, - y. Sup
pcnbeinter, @clhGftaiilbrcr Der Sir
mo .. auppcnbcimer II. So, muroc
III %ieilter @obrumg ot Eroiric- 9(uc.
b%ciptbtloS, olla cincrS huBlpunOe I'M
&opfc blutcnb, nuiQefnnoen. Gin He-
polper Log nebcn ibnt. Gbc cin Nr5t
berbeigebolt mor, pcri6ico Der ger
mllnoctc. Die GoroncrS- >Silrp bot
boS Gcroitt gcfGQt, oaB &uppcnbci
mer Selbitnloro bcgonger bot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-16
NQsn %cigcnmGd)tig.
Nnfln8cn gcgcn Ocn 9unOeSridter
g8iliIep in S6ong6oi. - Gin
yG5nr" olti ser &i6terbont.

NNl'INp w ODNilBpNl. S'i
yG5ar" ulti ser Ni6terbont.
Gan 6ran5iSco, Gol., 10. Sc
6rltur.-Sorin NnOrepS, ebcmali0cr
9ltnoes IiitrittSanmolt fiir Souoii,
bat I'M bicIigcn 9lmoeS = Iiitriftsge.
ridt Elm @eiu6 eingereid]t, IN mel.
dem er 9eldulOigrngen 9egcn g. II.
@ililep Hidtcr 0eS 9lnoeSgcri6ts
in Sbon9boi, crbebt mo INN cilcn
Sabco9 Corpus 2 0efeDl fir u. 81.
Erice nodilld)t. Gr bcI6uloigt Hid-
ter Milllep, elm nG5nr" 81 lctn. 9r.
NnoremS reiIte no6 @oibington nm
ocS H%r0iibenten NuimerfInmfeit alf
Den SAL 5ll lclltcn ltno mcnm m09lidL
ein Nntlo8cucriobren gegcn Den Nid)-
ter 5lllueae 81 bringen. Ericc lit Elm
Nnmalt unO miro, ben Nngoben 5ll-
folgc, Don Nidter 9Silflcp 5t IcdS
Wonotcn 6oft pcrurtbrilt mcroen,
pbnc 0nb ibnl Der 9iidter cincn @e-
ldNuorcncnpro5cb bcruili9t oOer9itrg=
ldnit p0breno Der Expectation uuge.
%nonlnlcn bat. Nidter gSilfIcu Ioll
nlld) feline NnuGltc in icincm @crid)te
5lllaiiclL obnc Dab lie porDcr eine ipc-
5iellc Eriiillng %bcltan0en boben, &eB-
ten Salnitog mar Elm oiicneS Shrci-
ben an ErdliOellt Hooicoclt 0crthtct
moroerL IN Incident cr5Gblt lDur0c,
0aB nit 5pci Ntanubmen ullc nnle-
rituniid)cn gnuGlte in Sbnngbai ans
Dem WcridItc Dor Nidter NililCp aus
Qelhlolicn lpor0cn lino. Der Er0li-
0cnt bottc i'm crit uor einigcn Wio-
ndten III benz 2nltc ernannt, ln0 ais
CT i'm 0c5enlbcr in SbdngbaI cintrot
1nb er 1leih bet0nnt, bob jc0er }ln.
malt cine @eieBeSpriifum1 iibcr lid
crgebcn loiicn miiile, mnllc er III lei.
mem Werid)te p~rafti6ircn. Die ncltlr
nmcrituniiden Inp1lte in Sbnng-
bal boben ober cin ieoer ciu Gertiiis
fat BON itootlidcn Sbcrgeridten.
Webrcre limo ioNor MitgIieOcr 0es
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Gie beiben gu
1eIaIiencn limo MitglieOcr ~oerielbcn
Nnualtsiirmo; olh Gr e General
alnuolt bon @nmaii, 9orin Inorema,
lit elmer Der ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-16

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nit gltsnobmq ser meltliden @ren5.
Yropin5en, no bic &cgierltg ltid)t
itarf it, iiberol eiirig 6omit bcihdf.
tigt, bic @~eidugniIie SIT %Iiilcu. Ster
III Der SulptItnbt limo IN Den lcBten
Togen minOeltcn5 fiini5ig angcicbcnc
giirger mo Eolitifer perbaftet NOR
oen, oeren ein5iges @ergeben Oarin
beItebt Bob Tie Anbdnger Oea Gicc-
ErGiioe1t General @ome5 iino.
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lcllidaftli6cn areiien groBea2nuiIebcu
errcgt, miro aus Suibnd) in Strain &c.
meloet Gomteiie Soo bon 2idten6erg
bat BORT I'M 3inmer zines Sffi5ierS
cincn SclbltmorOpcriud) gemod)t rnO
liegt MN in be0enfli1em 3uItanbe
0arnic0er. Nie bcrid)tet, batte Die
@rdfin ben Ofii5ier am Worgen nod
eillem 9ol beiud)t, ut0 uGbreno Der
Offi5ier nltf fur3e 3eit Den Halm Der
laiien botte, legtc lie &ono an lib,
inoem tic iih nit cincm Nepolpcr 81
crifieBcn iuhtc. Die @r0iin lit idmcr
uerIcBt, uno ot ibrcm 2lltffommcn
miro gc5lpciielt. Ser 9cmcgGrlrn0
Der T6ot lit porberbonO III Ilmfc( &c
biilt. (@rGfin SOu lit am IS. OfGr5
1881 IN &oaocrto 9ebo6ren ulb Die
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iibcr 0ic aus icilien GIrd)ipcrt geltoblc-
1cn 9(ftcn, bic inn Ero3cB Folonpi.
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fl0rtc. 0ob Der NbQcnr0nctc 2c1gpcl
SIC Sfriftitiidc erboltcn hobe, obnc
bnB C@ inn Soften pcruriohtc unO
obne 0ob or muBtc, mrr Den Girbltobl
bcQonGen. Ger Miniitrr bcItdti0tc
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&erGiinitiglrngen fiir &nurnoliitcn
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ter.
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9efin0en OeS 9reiien itolicnii6en
9t6tcrS @iltieppe Gorolcci, mcldGm
Sn6r ben N%obelpreis fir Cite.
ratur 5uerfonnt worocn lit uno mel
der an Snfluen6a ihmcr crfroutt iii,
lit Elm icbr %fritiidjer. Qic Granfbeit
Bat in 9ronditiS un0 2lnaenent5iin.
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feline Ier5te bepid)ten oub oie Ser5-
tbGtigfeit cine cute lit, meroen bo6
ernitlihc Seiorgniiie be5iiglif ocS
Oes g%reiicn Eocten gebegt.