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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-10-21
CHANGE IN LAND LAWS.
1ln1e Of Residence Increased to -Four
teon Months.

Washington, Oct. 21.-An important
change In the regulations for acquir-
Ing homesteads on the public domain
has been announced by Commissioner
Ball1nger of the general land office.
AS additional precaution against fraud
all persons making homestead entries
on public lands after Nov. 1 next will
be required to prove actual residence
on the land for fourteen months be-
fore they will be permitted to "com-
mute" the entries to obtain title by
q cash payment. Heretofore the period
Of actual residence has been eight
months. The ruling will not affect en-.
tries made prior to Nov. l, 1907.
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GREEK PADR0NES INDICTED
Violation of immigration Laws the
Charge.


Chicago, Oct. 21-The federal grand
jury in this city has returned indict.
ments against eight Greeks charging
them with violation of the immigra.
ton laws. It is claimed that they
have been acting as "padrones and
have been making false affidavits to
the immigration Inspector"
It is claimed that the indicted men
have housed the boys brought into
this country in unsanitary places in
order to decrease the expense of their
keeping. The consequence has been
it is said, that large percentage OF
the Greek boys brought here in VIC
1ation of the immigration law become
cOnsumptives and are then turned out
by the padrones to be public charges
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Ghost Social.

The Degree of Honor will give
Ghost Social at I. O. F. F. hall Mon
day evening. Every lady is requested
to bring a sheet and lunch for two.
A good time promished. Every
body is cordially invited.
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CAUSES MUCH Comment.

Bishop Potter Entertains Negro Bishop
in the South.
Richmond, Va, Oct 21.-Bishop and
Mrs. Potter Of New York, who have
leased a residence here during the
general convention Of the American
Episcopal church, entertained at din
ner Bishop Ferguson of Africa, the
only negro entitled to a seat in the
house of bishops at the convention.
The dinner In honor of the African
bishop, occurring as it has in the
heart Of the South, has been the occa-
sion of considerable comment among
those who have heard of it.
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HUSBAND IS RELEASED.
Exonerated In Connection With Death
Of Wife.


Kansas City, Oct. 21.-I4eo Shutter,
the Minneapolis fur cutter, has ar.
rived In Kansas City from the Mill
City and took charge of the funeral
arrangements Of his late wife, Mrs.
Lizzie Shutter, who was shot and
killed at their home by George Smiley,
the woman's son by her first husband.
The police had been looking for Shul-
fer and he went direct to the station.
He submitted eagerly to long list of
questions, which he answered in a
straightforward manner, and was soon
released. The boy previously had
been released. There is no clue to
the burglar who is supposed to have
been graphing with Mrs. Shutter
1hop she was shot by Smiley.
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LAW IS HELD ILLEGAL.
Arrests on Suspicion No Longer Pos.
sible in Ohio.

Arrests on Suspicion No Longer Pos.
sible in Ohio.
Columbus. O., Oct. 21.-Hereafter
no person in the state Of Ohio can be
arrested on suspicion.
Previous to Sept. "a, 1906, the police
Of Columbus were in the habit of ar
resting persons and charging them
with being suspicious characters
Among others arrested was Peter
Treab. He was found guilty. Judge
Dillon came to the conclusion that
the ordinance under which the police
were acting was unconstitutional.
The circuit court has found that
Judge Dillon was correct in his con-
illusions,
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CHICAGO Union stock Yards,

Chicago, Oct observation-disclosures,
$4.Q0@7.35; cows, $1.50@5.30; Texans,
$S7604.7O; calves, $5.50@s,2o; West
ern cattle, $4oO@6.o0; stockers and
feeders, $2.50@475. Hogs Light,
$615@6.75; mixed, $6.15@6.S0; heavy.
$6.1006.30; rough, $61O@6.30; pigs,
$5.30@6.3o Sheep, $s.0O@5.60; year
lings. $6.40@6.00; lambs. &A.76@7.z0.
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RIDGELY DECLINES JOB.
Refuses Presidency of the Mercantile
National Bank,

Washington, Oct. 21.-Comptroller
Of the Currency w. B. Ridgely has
declined the presidency of the Mer
cantile National bank of New York.
Mr.. Ridgely announced his action
In the following statement given out
at his office:
AFTER consultation with his friends
In Washington and the West Comp
troller Ridgely has decided he does
not care to leave the treasury depart
ment at Washington for the present
and has therefore declined the offer
of the presidency Of the Mercantile
National bank of New York"
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Duluth Wheat and Flax.

Duluth, Oct. 19.-Wheat-To arrive
and on track-No. l hard, $1.14; No.
l Northern, $1.121a; No. 2 Northern,
$1.10k; Dec, $1.10k; May, $1.145s.
In store-No. Northern, SLIP; No. 2
Northern, $1.09. Flax-To arrive and
On track, $1.2e%; Oct, s1.26A; Nov,
$1.26A; Dec, $121A; May, $1.261h.
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Mother and Son May Die.

New York, Oct. 21.-As a result of
pouring oil on fire In stove Mrs.
Phoebe Goldstein of Brooklyn and six
Of her eleven children were badly
burned. Mrs. qoldstein and a son.
David. aged twenty-five, are likely to
die, the latter from inhaling flames,
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GREAT NATURAL WEALTH.
Jap Consul at Manila Investigated
Southern Philippines.

Washington, Oct. 21.-Mail advices
from Manila report that Mr.. Akasa
Tsuka, the Japanese consul for the
Philippine islands, has recently con-
cluded his first visit to the southern
islands of the archipelago, where he
investigated the industrial and polit-
ical conditions In order to make a
report to his government. Mr.. Akasa
Tsuka, upon his return to Manila,
talked frankly Of his visit. He said
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-10-21
Chicago Grain and Provisions,

Chicago, Oct 19.-Wheat-Dec.
$1.049s; May, $109%@1.oeM. Corn
Dec, 60Ac; May, &C. Oats-Dec.,
$3.50; May, 55%,@56c. Pork-Jan.,
$3.50; May, $16.15. Butter-Cream-
cries, 2sk @261kc; diaries, .21@24c.
Eggs-17h@20hc. Foultry-Turkeys
13c; chickens, 81 @9c; springs, 10c
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St. Paul Union Stock Yards,

st. Paul Union Stock Yards,
st. Paul, Oct. -Cattle-Good to
choice steers, $5.5o@6.50; fair to good,
$400@b.00; good to choice COWS and
heifers, $3.5o@5.00; veals, $4.00@e.00.
Hogs-$5.90@6.S0. Sheep-Wethers,
$475@5.o0; yearlings, $5.50@69o;
spring lambs, $6.25@650.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-10-21
wheat UP -FOUR CENTS.
Shorts Alarmed by unfavorabIe For
eiQn News.

New York, Oct. 21.-There was
great excitement in the wheat market
attending Jump of nearly 4 cents a
bushel. Spectators for a decline, &C.
tuated by less favorable Argentine
news and a report that between 200
and 300 loads had been sold for ex-
port, bought wheat to fill contracts to
sell which they had made previously.
Continued drouth in Australia and
India also aided the advance Corn
xas up q cent in sympathy.
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MARKET QUOTATIONS.
MINNEAPOLIS Wheat.

Minneapolis, Oct. 9-Wheat-Dec.
$1.10; May, $1.14A. On track-No. /
hard, $1.12A; No. Northern, $111A;
No. 2 Northern, $1.0S%: No. North
ern, $1.O6@1,OS.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-10-21

WANTED: A girl to work at the
Del Marca Cigar Factory. Apply
at the factory.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-10-21
CHOLERA IS SPREADING.
Additional Russian Provinces In thu
Danger Zone,

st. Petersburg, Oct. 21.-Cholera
continues to advance in Russia. Sew
eral hundred new cases are reported
daily In tho affected regions ana the
provinces of Poltava and Mohiley
have been officially included in the
danger zone. Quarantine measures
are enforced, but the exceptionally
mild autumn contributes to the spread
Of the disease. The authorities, how
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-10-21
Small Announces His Retirement.

Chicago, Oct. 19.-Sylvester J.
Small, suspended president of the
Commercial Telegraphers' union, has
announced his retirement from Office
and from the uniOn
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-10-21
MISCELLANEOUS.

PUBLIC LIBRARY-Open Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays,
2:3O to 6 p. M, and Saturday
evening 7:3O to 9 p. m. also.
Library in basement of Court
House. Mrs. E. R. Ryan, librar-
ian.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-10-21

WANTED: Porter, chambermaid,
diningroom girl and bell hop.
Hotel Brinkman.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-10-21

FOR SALE-Magnifcent moose
head mounted; will be sold cheap.
Inquire at this office.
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LOST and FOUND

CHECK LOST: Check No. $3.50,
issued Oct. 10 on Lum bermen's
National Bank of Bemidji by DR..
R. Gilmore and in favor of w. R.
Mackenzie has been lost and
same has been declared void.
Finder please return to DR.. Gil
more.
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Do not seek glory; nothing so ex-
pensive as glory. Sydney Smith.
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WA n I :
ONE CENT A w OR D.
LEI . \AfAkITETs
HELP WANTED.

WANTED FOR u. S. ARMY: Able
bodied unmarried men, between
ages of FL and IS; citizens of
United States, of good character
and temperate habits, who can
speak, read, and write English.
For information apply to Recruit
ing Officer, Miles Block, Bemidji.
MINI.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-10-21

FOR SALE-Rubber stamps. The
Pioneer will procure any kind of
rubber stamp for you an short
notice.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-10-21

D-Dishwasher. Will pay
$40 per month. Hotel Brinkman.
WANTED - Chamber m aid and
laundry girl. Hotel Brinkman.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE: Fine lot of Plymouth
Rock Pullets and Cockerels. Come
early and take your choice. Will
make excellent winter layers. CHI
VanDeVord, 1918 Beltrami Ave.
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LOST-Gold locket with lions head
on one side and monogram on
other. Leave at this office for
reward.
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FOR RENT: One furnished room.
Inquire of Mrs. E. H. Cornwall,
1121 Bemidji Ave.
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LOST: I. 0. O. F. watch charm
triangular shape. Finder leave at
this office for reward.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-02
Salts Nnsiihten.

Golumbus. 8, /. Ge5. - 9e.
6iiglid Der Gnnoloatur ocs Senators
Sorufer fir Dos TrdiiOcntcnontt oil.
Bcrte lid u. s. SorpS, Der Gampagnc.
Siibrer bes SefretGrS Sait, pie iol9I:
Sic Hepublifoner bon Sbio boben
bereitS lire @obl ~getroiien lrnb Se'
frctar Gait ben @or5ug aegcben. Gie5
crgiebt iid aus Der &oltung Scr
Vrelie. oes Eublifums mo aus 81.
ientlifen lno pripaten 2leuBerlnget
BON Stoatsbeomten, GcngreBmitglie.
bern. Mitglieoern Der Stuots. Segis'
latilr uno Sunberten bon nnoeren
aftipen Ynrteimitglicocru, iopie pic.
len Gountn.Gomitca mo on0eren re-
nublifaniihen Orguniiutionen. Gle
Sreunoe Colts meroem iuic id) I6on
mlebcrholt 9eieatfabe, bic critic Sc
l~caenbcit ergreiien. Inn Die Troge 81.
reft Oeu Gepublifancrn Sbio's oocr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-02
WiftmCro %uerruuthet.

@o it 0 II, Mail, I. Gcj.- Bel ser
S5Ouftion Der Hcid)c Oc3 %poblboben-
Ocn MuIter &. Nafer BON NScuc9lcp,
Wioii, Der in Nogoto, Rs, pcridie-
Ocn lit. BADEN nod Cincm 9eridt oil
Oc9 &erltorbcnen &CrmonOte Snd).
ucrItGnoige moiicnbaft Aricnif gcfl1t-
0ell, Gr bottc I'M @cim Der 6onlilie
Suro bort Gcpobnt urO IN ieincm &c
ltonlent cin Grittcl ieincS Gcrmo.
gems an Nutolie SlrO ucrnloht. Cen
l'cm- Scrieper 9cborocn 5riolgc lit
@atcr an SlnAcncnt5ilnoung geitor,
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-02
r . IN a n
Don
4. 8. Alor0tmanu.

.yGJ auG r;4lt," ld0elie G(iiabetb.
.Gs iino u~nbebeutsnoe Smpropiiatips
men. SGtte i'd gedbnt, bab mid iez
manb bOrtc, 10 miirbe i'd gei0piesen
bdben."
so freue idb mid, boB Sic c8 ni6t
abnteil. &er cine ipld)e Gtimms bat,
BARI fsin 2tdt ni9t unter einen S6efs
fel ~Itellen. un6 - peraeiben Sic bic
6rage - sic pollen in Son Ttantinps
pei biensn?"
nSa, ib babe cine STEELE gu 8inbern
Bel cinem beutIdlen Gaufmonn onges
rommen. Sic lpiro gut be5abIt."
Normann maGte Elm u~ngliubiaes
Geiift. .@ber bas lit ia cine bimmels
fdreienbe Siinbe!!" rief er. ,WiGen
Sie, bab Sic Elm @ermDaen in SSbrer
Gimme Ddben?"
sd? Gle ipotten meiner!!"
n0aS mare Elm elenbsr S6er3. limb
Sbnen segeniiber! 90ren Sic mid
einmal ernitli6 an"
Gliiabetb fab Ii6 ernitli6 I'M; mas
nun tommen piiroe. bate Iie lGnait
gefiir6tet. 2(bsr es mar feline Silfe in
Der NGbe. Sic parsn aan3 ALIEN ouf
benz 6interbed.
sd CLAUDE gar. sic fiirdten ii6
por mir" fa9te Normann, Der ibre
glide bemertt bate. ~Ssien sic obne
@5prge, ib iperoe odns bernunftio res
ben. I'm mas i9 Gle bitten nil, pi1s
fen Sie.s Gs lit ni6ts llnperitGnbis
ges. S6 Bin jebt elm armer, men 6en>
f6eu 9etporbener &erl, Der Sbnen
ni6ts bieten lam. Mber i6 lperbe
ipieber reid tperben, unb bann - nur
bann! bite ib Sic um bic Grlaubnib,
boffen gu b%iirfen. Ober i6redt Sic
meine 8crgdngenbeit?"
Isle ipi1en, baB es niGt Der Sau
it," periebte Gliiabetb. .Qtber, ipas
sic poQen, fam bod ni9t iein -
bite, bringen sic ni6t in mid - i9
- i9 49,"
Mormann lddslts tribe. .SrduIein
GliIabet6," iagte er nit lsile sitternber
Stimme, rSbr gebeimniB 1T fir mid
teins. Sbr geians bat es mir pers
rdtben. Qber i6 bin etipas SataliIt
ge%tporoen. Weine mertipiirbigen Grs
lebnihe taben in mir bic lleber3eu9una
einpur5eln laIen, bab id nod gum
Slide beitimmt bin. limb ba i9 es
nur in Sbrem 9eiibe finben fam, 70
bottle i'd. oab Sbre iebise aisbs psrs
geben pirb -"
nNie!l" betbeuerte Glifabetb.
nNie follte elm MenT6 ME fagen,"
entgegnete Nprmann rubig. sd mill
meme 3eit ubnarten. SeBt aber bite
i'd sic UNI etpaS onbereS. Sic iollen
mir perIpre6sn, 'ii4 our @anserin
aussubiloen."
nWie fam ib bds9"
sd min Sbnen bebilfli6 Iein.
Mein Plan lit gan5 fcrtis. 8is SIR
Sntel pon SbeFa auriidtommt, UNI
nit mir fort5ufabrcn 80"
nMiIen Gle gepib. bab er ss tbun
tpiro?"
(Sortfctmno foIat.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-02
1sran Garep frciaeiprudjen.

EbiIabelpbia a, go, /. Ge5. -
Srou Bridget Gorep. welhc beidl,I,
Oigt worocn por, lire 5pei ainOer
ptr9iftet 81 baben, mllroe geltern frei'
0eiproben unO ioiort wieOer uerbai.
tet, bo tic nod inter anflage Itebt,
aud Botrid mo Gelia Goof Ourd)
8iit INNS 2eben gcbradt 81 babcn.
@Gbreno bes Ero5ciicS iteutc Die gn'
tloge Die 9%ebauptlung uilt oaB Die
Srau audi nod ibren @ottell, ibreS
@atten Wlltter un0 feline Sdruclter
pergiitet babe. 8robcs auiicben riei
Gidtcr Barrett berpor, OILS er, nod
Dem Die 8eihluorcnen iid) 5ltrildgcjo-
gen batten Dem Siilfs.9 iitriftSon.
malt @rap bon ser gnflagc be1obl,
bis 5um 6. 9e5ember @riinOe an5i,-
iiibrell, lparim er llid)t luegcn Nib
ohtung bes @erihtS bon ocn 8crid)-
ten ouSeeihlolien meroen ioae, 81
bate Hid)ter Barrett Der Farteilid'
felt bclduloigt.
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2nr @cidDGftslagc.

Yropioencc, H..S., +. Gc5cnt-
Der. - Sn-bcm 9eri6t Der Temporal
rem Molienperiuoltcr Der Linton
Sruit So" ,melber bellte bel ser nSu.
pcrior Court" cingerei6t mproen lit.
hobcn sic Wolienperlpalter Der Mns
lidt MllSorltf pcrlieben onB ole &c,
poiitorcn i6r @clo 5llriiderbalten
miirocn, lpenn Der 9anf geItottet
miro, inter conicrpotiper 2citlng III
re @eihGite mieber ollf5uncbmcn.
Nlberniolo mdren oQe Ginlogcn Der.
loren. Die Linton Srilit 60" idlob
lire Sbiircn am %. OCTOBER.
Subo II, Wnii., I. DECEMBER. -
Die rMpSlcp Tubber @orfs" weroen
bon morgcn al nit ibren 700 gngc.
itclten Den @ctrieb wicber poq oui-
nehn1en. 0ieic Tobrifen moren ieit
6pei @oden 9eidlolien.
90 arlboro, WoIi., 1. Se5ember.
- S1 ben orei bieligen Shubfobri.
fen ser Slice & Sut6ins 60" miro
an Wontog mieocr ser poGe 9etrieb
oui0enommcn meroen. Die brei So.
brifen, in melden felt 12. Hopember
mir babe 3eit 0~eurbeitet morben lit,
6eihGftigcn 2200 Wonn.
Std g, N..S, I. 9e5cmber.
- Sn oen Bolton II. Woine Glen.
Gohn.@ erfitGtten bier iino 60 Mann
obgelegt" noroen. Die iibrigcn In,
QciteQten peroen podentlih AZ nns
Itatt 90 Stllll0eii arbcitcn.
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Mifaliiftcr Wnihlag.
Gpnnmitbombc erplooirtc uid)t. -
Wiebrr cin ser Sf)marjeu @nn0
5t9cifrtebCncs %crbrcdpcn.

FtttSburg, ga, /. le5entbcr.
- Cine nit Ipnamit gclaOcnc 9lct.
r6brc nit brenncnocm 3iiuoia0cn
muroe bier AMI Dem &orbau oe3
@o6nbnuicS oeS reid)en &tuIicncrs
Soicpb @otto9lin, Mr. Al, Gbotbnn,.
StraBe, geiunben. 9ttr ser llnitono,
0oB Ser 3iinofaocn nid)t geboriG
branntc, pcrbiitcte cine pcrbGn9niB
poQe @rploiion. Gas Gpnanlit=Tcr
brcden mar permltblih OaS @ert
ser WitQlic0er ser Sblpor5en Sono.
@Attnslio lit elmer ser rcidItcn Sta
Iiencr IN ser Stoot ullo Seniormit,
0Iic0 ser Gll9ros = Srlldtiirnla 30
iepb @ottu9Iia & Vro. @0brcno ser
.cttcn 5uci Wonote erbielt er polt
3cit 81 3eit Irobun1cn, IN melhen
er uli0eior0crt mllroe, cincm N9ens
ten ser Shur5eu Son6 cine grprci.
lltngSiltmme bon $4,000 ST 5oblen.
Sn @onicn mltrbcn inn 5cbn oicicr
@rieit bon NemsOorf, Buffalo mlo
Eittabrrg 5uaeiditt, ieood mar III
feilcn Der Nrtefc 3eit lno Srt fir
Die 9lblieicrlmg Ser uerlanDtcn Snnl.
me n~ngcgcbcn. 3pei Nriefe bon
Nem.Dorf beiogtcn, cr iei ein geteums
Scid)nctcr WtnnL cr babe lid Oic
6einoidlait ser Sd)mar5en &nno 5ll-
1e5ogen uno fonltc mr. gc9cn CAB
lilng bon $4,000 Ocn Sooe cntrins
nnll
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Wihcnreacn in Y(luSfu.

Some, NuuSfu, /. GeSembcr. -
Sic @ologrGberitoot Some ltnb Der
mlltblid) oltd) Die gan5e Semaro'
&ulbiniel lit bon eincm NIT gid)e
unb ieinem Stoub eriiillten pulfoni.
idyen 9unltfrciS mlbiiQt. Wcilcn.
iucit lit bier Der Grobpocn nit einem
ieil,cn Ionbigcn Eulper bcocft, boS
man filr pllfolliidc Nide bait. Tor
mebrere1 Sagen bcgurn Der Stolb.
rcgell, berangcmebt bonn O5ean her.
3uerit mllroe Der ieltlnmcn Nntur.
crlhcinung iucnig Seadtllng &C
l6enft, ooh murocn Die Mi6e- lun0
Stuubmolfen INNER 0id)ter llno er.
lhfperten ernltlid Die gr%bcitSperrid)-
tilng int Srcien. @ologrGbcr, rucld)t
nod Der Sto6t fameu, meloeten, Der
Sd)ncc alli Meileu inl ltmfreiIe lei
0erurt nit slide mo Stallb oilrdiebt,
boB Der Shlittenpcrfebr nabe5u I'M
moglid lei. grld lit Die Slft 10 Itnrf
nit 9llde geidiu1ngert, Dob oas NTH
men crihwert lit. Der feline pulfani-
i6e Stollb orin9t ourd) ale Giben
uno 6llgen IN Die Sduier unb @e.
lfGitspl1te. oeren SuBb0ocn oid)t
nit Stallb beoedt limo. Mon ninlmt
an, boB lid ein @usbrud) ulli elmer
Der pielel1 pulfonii6en Snieln 5lpi'
id)cn MlaSfu uno Sibirien %ereignet
bot uno bopor Der 9lidenrcgen bcr'
riihrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-02
Gutiprnn0encr micoer U%crGaftet.

@ran0 9f y Wid)., /. 9ei.
-%Alcronbcr &riitopef, ipeld)er Dor ei.
mem Wonot in StcubenpiaG g., me-
gen Moroperil,d)s pro5ciiirt unO NAB.
reno ser gerutbung Ser @tihlporc-
,tct, aus Dem @eridtsinnl cntiprul.
gen mar, lit bier oingfcit gcnlodJt
moroen. Gr miro nod) StchbenpiIe
5uriifde5rodlt meroen.
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GlcftriidJe Selcmd)tnng.
Wpncrnc MphnMnacl.

etNu Siou, ttHNt.
$3.50 taufen etneS icuer mooetitelt 5peiiiodt'
aei Sdufer. Sie labcit ole Itootrnen Stllrid1a
iuneen; init elefirifbem Sibt mo @aS erleud'
iet; baben cum6iiirten GisTIranf lno &or.
rdtDsiulnmcr, etuas Ecncs; ulbcroelH bic ieuc'
ite ~fnnit1re @lunbtHa al Iloaferfarnl allec'
iirt, nit elmer 10 5ub 9lucn nit @rGnoIttbic
gepflaitert; bobe uno 9eiunoc 2d9e. Sur Selth'
tieune lebcn Sa9 bis slberoS 8 llbr often. Sin
sodu5 att Yrobe nit cleftrii6em 2i1t erleif'
iet. Gbmaro Z. @ananber, NaIniuternebmer
Bureau 2537. Sit.Monuilents Strabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-02
WIfcrci uuS Epuoiturci.

SdbrIihcr Terfnui ca. $4,000 lift llmTtinbc
balber biIIi q 5l berfauicu. Sine quite @cle'
belt fir eiuen itrebinnt.n Wlnun nit etlpaS %er:
m1gen; $4,000 miirben %9cniiqelt. 9tdDereS bel
6ermauu SaDcubpDp, Hr. III, EUrosSbnrles
Gtrabc, Baltimore, Wfo.
Sabe aud feds ibone breift6diac WpbnDdli'
fer al Nortb .%slpenue, iiube Sarioro.@ oenle, 6li
berfaufen: gn5abiung rnr 500. (Sept1 ,1O
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gGrs. @iuslulu's Suptlina Sprup

miro felt fiber iiihrounoied,stu Sabren snrt
MiaiDnen ouu Whttcrn fir Tire 3tnoer bctn
beribiat has 6inb, er,pcidlt ben @aninrn. be-
iduidtiat ate edimrrSen; furtrt Winstpltf llilo
1T bus bette Wiitel fir 3inrrboe. Ton Ipo@
aeipib uno herlanat ,WirS. @inslulu's Southina
ehrup" uto nebmt feine nnoere Sorte. Siinfs
unbspan6io Gents bic SIafd)e. Inter beil yidbr.
mitteI. uno Sroauens8efee bonn 30. sunni 1906
gnraniirt. GeriensgslnIner 1898. Gin altes
uno nut bc,udhrtrs Wftttct.
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Mclcacnl eits .GaMf.

iiilo ale u6tbiaell JSirihibaits Se6luoe, irubts
burer 9ober. ipcpoil brei glder nit Grobeeren
hepflan3t Iiro: oiel Cbfi uno IScintrnuben; oidt
bolber ipiort n~erfniii lperbcn. $1,000. NdbereS
bel 8. YapcnhDpp, III 2nro.Gb nrIcSsStrufc,
Baltimore. (slbeno5 bon 8 bis ~ llBr III
1888, gturosllroaolpup. (Sept5,1O
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gr. 72s, ,725.r 7a7 So. grrinab,Nssnn.
bnIih non Ser Vnrt' 8pnh: nonitdnbie prdttie
b%eforirt: iebe moberre Nsauemli6Leit.
4r. 115. III, 1t9 ETC.. CTR,
Elm 6eoiert eum .Yutterions8arf". Gird,uel
loon ~heforirt: iebe moberne geauemli6iett;
sioeiftbdioe Sdnfer. Gopnr Z. sturd. or Srt
Nnhrtts. uuh ct. Rau1.ctr. fNshrq ia
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gu %ucrfanfen:
@runosiscutbum IN urrfauieu:

$3.50 Waur mn 1913 pro g&odc, eiuihIicb id
%lalaber, GnuOcreinsr NeitrdGc mo 3inicl.
inuicn elm ld6nc3 brciii6diGee mooernc3
&einl in g&uI6ronf; boiler Brcis $3.50. :. &.
@ariiclo, Hr. III, TurbsGbar!cc. straRc.
t334-B)
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Giicn6abn6eamtc irei0ciprud)ru.

Morfolf, So, I. Gej.-Ger Gil
p%crirtcnbent bcS biciiaen Sauptbobn.
hoiS ser .Noriolf & @eitern @obm"
6. g. Iuborrp, unb Observation-Disclosures
Sopmon limb bon offer Shulb on
Dem looe bon ISrou Mobel &. M'ln'
Jeff unb ISrou 6lorence SolmeS bon
MoiioduliettS, mcld)e lebten Septeni,
Der bier pon cinem 3uge QetoOtet
moroen iilto, freigeiprod)en morocn.
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ibren @ertretCrn inn StootS- Gonpent
I'll mterbreitCl1."
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gu pcrmictBcn:


3rpei wiiii6 enoiueribc Sr%peitt6diee 0dufer.
gtr. 1904 uno iG0s, gturos9uuussSira RauQe
lia Vnb. yta05uiroGen bel @m. VI. Gpn,uag,
Hr. GIG uno CPS, SerrcitsStr. (332-D
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Su ucrtunfrn:
Sine 9itacbenoe @Gdcrci. Dian ~Goreilirc
u9afer," pScutidcr Correspondents"
l231-G
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FIT Ucrnitcthcr:
Gin iUilnideilsnertbes ipeiIiodi9es Naie. Nr.
o., Bruno place. SigblulbiomIt, 9td08uiruaCt
bel @m. ". GumpaG, Nr. G26 unb CPS, Surrcits
Straie. t332-O