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The Springdale news., 1907-04-19

soft berries will be rejected.
 Just to what extent the fruit and berry crop has been injured by the cold weather of the past few days is hard to determine. as opinions vary. Saturday morn ing the thermometer was down to 29, there was considerable ice. aid i'll some places small ernsts Of the earth was frozen. It was hot so cold Saturday night, and early Sunday morning the ther- mometer registered in the ne1gh- borhood of 10 above. There k no denying the fact that the fruit las been damaged, the strawber- ries being hit the hardest. Those in bloom were undoubted- fy killed, while the berries that had already formed will be stunt ed and hardly worth shipping. With warm, sunshiny weather, however, new berries ought to come on rapidly. The apple men say that there are still on the trees plenty Of apples for full crop, but the fear is that when they begin growing they will fall off badly. At present the apples, and berries too, are at stand still, as the weather for d week past has not been the kind to make things grow. So 1t will be a week or two before the dam age to apples and peaches can be known. Garden truck does not seem to have been badly damag- ed.
 While fruit and berry growers in this section are lamenting tile cold weather, they can console themselves with the fact that they are not the only sufferers. The fruit crop north received q solar plexus blow Friday night. 
 l. NJ. Philips, manager of the Springdale Shippers Union, re- quests The News to ask members of the Union to please call as soon as possible for berry crates as they are accommodating and getting in the way of workmen.
 Elmer Rice brought a limb from a Burbank plum tree to the News office Wednesday which was fair ly loaded with fruit The plums were apparently uninjured by the recent freeze.
 Although ripe home grown stra wberries were on the market here Monday, April s, the first shipments were not made until Thursday, 11th.
 This section was visited by fine rain Wednesday night, and with a few days of sunshine now things will come a-whooping.
 Two cars of berries were ship ped from Van Buren Thursday of last week, the first car lot shipment of the season.
 Six cars of berries were ship ped from Van Buren Monday, but the berries are said to have been of poor quality.
The Springdale news., 1907-04-19
i COMEDY WHICH MIGHT
 HAVE BEEN A TRAGEDY

HAVE BEEN A TRAGEDY
 John Phillips and Clifford Fu- gate, while on business trip out beyond Elm Springs Saturday, had an experience which makes the cold ehills chase up and down their spinal columns when they even think about it.
 They We're driving along where the road turns off to gro to Wager when they saw in front of them three men III the road, one of whom was slightly inebriated and who was promis- cuously waving a pistol, which John and Cliff thinks was the di- mensions of an ordinary saw log, and threatening the others with all sorts of direful things If they didn't step around just to suit him. Johns sympathie are al- ways aroused when he sees any one ln distress, and stopping lie told Clifford to hold the horse while he went to a house near the road side to see If he eouldn' { get a weapon of some sort. and possibly prevent the murder of two innocent and helpless men. While MT. Phillips was gone the man with the gun caught sight of Clifford and turned his atten- tion, and incidentally, his gun, in his direction and told Clifford to come Waltz Me Around, Willie Clifford immediately threw d fit, which gave the other two men chance to escape un- noticed. About this time Mir. Phillips returned, and having been unsuccessful in hIs quest of the necessary implements of warfare with which to prosecute a vigorous campaign, he immedi- ately sized up the situation and decided that discretion was the 
 better part of valor. Jumping into the buggy he and Clifford agreed simultaneously, and with great unanimity, to beat a hasty retreat, and two shots from the man who was left to hold the fort gave them renewed energy, which they successfully imported to the horse, perceptibly increas- ing his speed thereby, and they made their getaway without be- ing hit.
 The man who did the shoot ing probably meant no harm, but bad whiskey and a pistol is d combination that has caused Se- rlous trouble for many d man. We understand one of the first men halted was the mail carrier Geo. H. Bennett, who was for merly Frisco agent at this place, but who has for some time past been division freight agent, with headquarters at Oklahoma City, passed through town Monday morning on his way to Dallas, Texas, to which place he has been transferred and where he will occupy d similar position. The change k in the nature of a promotion, and Mir. Bennett's friends in Springdale will be pleased to learn of his success. MT. Bennett was accompanied as far as Springdale by Mrs. Ben nett who will visit with her par ents, Rev. and Mrs. J. F. Palmer, for a few days when she will go on to Dallas.
The Springdale news., 1907-04-19
lin tbe Gown and County.

IT., IS over visiting his sister, Mrs. Carl Ownbey.
 Guy Phillips was upfrom Fay ettevilie Sunday afternoon vlSl- ting with relatives and friends.
 Mr and Mrs. ] K. Harris came out from Fayetteville Sunday af- ternoon to visit with Uncle Riley Ritter.
 Be sure and hear the address of Hon. ]. H. Hinemon at the Auditorium today 6Friday5 at ten o'clock.
 Mrs. J. NJ. Laugston returned Monday afternoon from West Fork where she had been visi- ting relatives.
 Rev. ]. r. Palmer has just completed q modern four-room cottage on his farm miles south of town.
 Jesse Camden, formerly con- nected with the Arcade Hotel, has accepted position with the Springdale Hotel.
 D. Nader and Mrs. NJ. Nader, of Rader, Mo-. arrived Saturday and will visit l. E. Rader at this place for few days.
 The private school which has been taught by Mrs. Mary Deav- CT at her home for the past three months closed today.
 Mrs. Alex Myers, ot Van Blu ren, who had been up visiting her parents, Mir. and Mrs. E. T. Caudle, returned home Friday.
 C. !. Chapman, who had been visiting his family at Carthage, Mo, returned Sunday night and will remain until after the close of the berry season.
 Dr. Sparks of Greensburg, Kansas, who had been down vis- ting his sister, Mrs. Hoole, liv- ing d short distance southwest of town, left for home Monday.
 Uncle John Phillips, who has been Ill for some time. IS worse and appears to be gradually grow ing>weaker. Uncle Riley Ritter is likewise going down hill.
 Mrs. Nena Cole and sister Miss Carrie Clarke of Shenandoah, To- wa, arrived Wednesday and will spend some time here visiting their parents, Mir. and Mrs. C. C. Clarke.
 Foley Lindley, who will man. age the berry shipments for the Farmers Union this season, went down to Van Buren Wednesday to investigate the berry situation in that vicinity.
 Frank Fergus, one of the teachers of the Springdale High School, has been laid up with rhetimatism this week, and a DOT tion of the time has been unable to leave his room.
 Floy Daily came down from Springfield, Mo-. Sunday and is spending the week with her par ents and attending the closing exercises of the Springdale High School. She expects to return Sunday.
 Joe and Mills Head, living east of town on White River, went IF to Pea Ridge Tuesday afternoon in response to message announ- cing that their brother, Zenith, who had been i'll for some time, was worse.
 Jack Graham, who was recent. ly elected marshall, has rented his barber shop to Chas. Ken drick, who has been working 1T the shop for some time past Louie Pierce, who has been work. ing in Clint Murphy's shop vii work with Mir. Kendrick.
 ]. $. Ewalt this week purchas- .ed the handsome residence prop erty of Lee Sanders on Holcomt Street, the consideration 1t IS understood, being SS,5o0 Mir. Sanders will give possession al
The Springdale news., 1907-04-19

tiiN i'N' I - PtDfNl ty.
 Three automobiles driven by Harry Baum, Dr. Miller. and Dr. Richardson, of Fayetteville, at tracted considerable attention as they passed through town Tues day morning The gentlemen had purchased the machines which had been delivered at some point north and they were on their way home.
 Bob Miokles has purchased the leather and fixtures formerly used in the harness department of the Springdale Hardware Go. and has opened up a shop upstair> in the building occupied by the hardware company, \. c. Wade. who was formerly employed by the SPringdale Hardware Co.,, k now working at Springfield, Mo.
 Sid Ninson was in town Sun day visiting with his parents and friends. For some time past he has been employed in a drug  store at Fayetteville but recently accepted position in a drug store at Muskogee, l. T., and left Tuesday for that place to en- ter upon his work. Sid has many friends in Springdale who are glad to note this evidence of his success.
 The members of the Spring. dale gun club who went down to Fayetteville Thursday of last week made the following scores out of possible 50: Chas. Hem son 31, ]. H. Myers 5S, J. $. Dearholt B, C. \. MeQuaid B, (. \. Furry 2s. Outside of a professional who was present and made q score of 1T, Mr. Myers led both clubs. B being the best that any Of the Fayetteville shooters could do.
 The street leading south along the properties of Mrs Murphy, Messrs. Long. Garlic, Farms worth and Carter Is being widen ed about sixteen feet, except in front of Mir. Carter. who re- fuses to permit his fence to be moved back on a line with the others. so there wifi be jog in the street. This will mar the appearance of the street consider ably, but still 1t will be great improvement in d general way, and also add materially to the value of the property adjoining the street.
 George A. Huff, director of Athletics at the University oi Illinois, at Urbana, for q number of years, has been given the man agement of the Boston American League base ball team. The only thing that makes this item of local interest Is the fact that Mr. Huff is an old college friend of (. 5. Bouton of this place and has visited here a number of times while out scouting for players for the big leagues. The amount of salary that Mr. Huff will recelve IS not given, but the papers give the idea that 1t i> the largest of any manager ir either league.
 Dr. 0. D. Slaughter, living 1T the vicinity of Habberton, south. east of Springdale, was in towr Monday on business and visiting with friends. Dr. Slaughter eel ebrated his eightieth birthday an niversary last Sunday, and his wife, who is just seven days younger, will celebrate the eightieth anniversary of hel birth next Sunday. Both have resided in this section for many years and have d large circle of friends. Dr. Slaughter was en' gagged III business in Springdalt more than twenty years ago wher the business part of town was located in the vicinity of where
The Springdale news., 1907-04-19
Berry Shipments.

Following are tie berry ship ments from Springdale this sea son up to Wednesday afternoon: Thursday, April 11,..#. 3 crates Monday, April 15, ..=...#..11 crates Tuesday, April 16,.s... 9 crates Wednesday, April r, 10 crates
 With favorable weather car lot shipments should begin in a week or ten days.
The Springdale news., 1907-04-19

Better good enemy than a bad friend.
The Springdale news., 1907-04-19

The habit We haven't got is the one we could quit so easy if We had 1t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-12
Malaria in ieineu bcridiebenen 5or'
men, tSicbcr nnO Nsne.
MaOwab's Meaob Neliet

turirt rtdbt MIR Der nit Mafarta bsbaiteten
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len. Die oemfel6en auSeeiest iino.peH Iie iebsn
Uioresn bei'm anilic6en opan8is ooer breibis
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nebntcn unO encn Grader ciIeu, irseno peI6e
glniGHe.
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fbe
Gdlidct an IT, Rabiuan & &c., 55 Gin Stf.
Ielu. DJrf, fir rNoof Of @boiee". (3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-12
Strifc-llnrnbcn in 2pnisuille.
Mo6s er5mingen @initelling Oes
StraBenbabn Serfebrs. -- 80.
li5ei aui Sciten scr Strifer.

2outSpille, ap., If. Nt1rj. -
Ter geltern begonnene Strife ser bic.
liacn StraBenbobn 9e0ieniteten
iiibrte beute frilb, ais oie Gompngnie
Den Serfe6r micoer alli5unebmcn Der.
lIdte, 81 beOenfIiden Gubeit0rungen.
Oto6s bielten Ole 8aggons out bout
boroirtcn oic 9(0nnidaiten oerielben
nit Steinen, 0cmolirten Die ,Senlier
un0 uertriebcn IN Den meilten Sollen
Die Griablellte Don ibren Eoitcn. Die
Eoli5ei nabm picle 8erDofhrngen Dor,
par ic0o1 oiicnbar Der Sa6lngc nibt
genoGien. EoIijci6ei @itntbcr be-
CAB lib mGbren0 oea 8ormittugs IN
GROCER Gle nod Der 4. unO Sill
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boram periueigCre lno ii6 gcgen
ieine 9eieble oiilebnc. Iie Eoli5i'
item idienen nit oeu Strifern 5u
ipmpotbiiiren. Scbs Mdnner, i6nntts
lid 9lngelteatc Der Observation-Disclosures.
ieaibait, muroen in einem 9tuirubr
bel Dem ACKNOWLEDGMENT an Der 4.
.mo 9lpcrpltroBc oitrt6 SteinluiirIe
ooer aniippelihIdge perlebt.
Die GompoBnie 9elangte geltern
Mittag 81 Dem SAlulie, oab es ibr
unn09lid iei Sen 8erfebr unter ben
obmolten0en llnitdnoen alfred1t 5u
erbalten, lm0 sic Wo9gons DurOen
oaber fir beute in Die Snlppen 3l.
rid gei1idt
9lub oui oen 8oritabts6obnen lit
Der 9etrieb eirQeItellt uno miro ni6t
luieoer aiifgenonmen fueroel1, bis &c.
niigetioer Toli5elhub porbanoen lit.
Ger Mopor lit criudt poroen, berlte
Abeno iiir iol6cn Shiib 81 iorgen.
@enn er nidt on3u i'm Stanoe lit, 10
lueroen 5000 bis 1000 Wenihen, lpel.
DIE beute friib naf Souisoiae fomen,
ole Naht in Der Staot perbringen
tniiiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-12
aein '6abcas GorpnS.Seiebl fir g'ncf.

6ronciSco, If. WGrs.-
htbter IeSnoen iuies beltte Elm @e-
lu6 I'M einen 0abeus Gorpus.geiebl
5u @llnltcn Nbrobom 9iuei's ub rno
Dermcigerte i6m and cine 2ppellotion
an oo9 9unOeSfrciS 2lppellations-
@criht.
Ga5 StuotS Obergeriht permori
bcute cine 2lpplifotion HuefS Inn Ell.
nen GinbaltSbeiebl, pel6er Dem 9ii6,
ter Dunno Die 5ortiesung oes Ero.
5clic8 gegen Ocn 9lpplifanten berbie.
ten lollte.
Ger Fro5eB gegcn Mopor S6nib.
pcl6er gen1cinidoftlid nit yiuef uno
Dem Goli5eihef 9inon Der 8eIoer-
prellllng ongeflo0t lit, ioll ntorgen
&orlnittog beginner lmo miro iepo.
rat perbonoelt lperoen. Die Yro5elic
9egcn 9innn wcgcn WicineibS lno
gegen 9iuef uno 0inon megen Con.
ipirotion lpltroen bis gum 10. os.
Vtts. perlhoben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-12
ltellcn pcn sic Shulo al oem 8or
tOmmniB triiit.
Strife lit SdliiiSbanh6ien beainnt.

GleOelan0, g., If. Of1r5. -
9ic pou Der international Boiler
D}ofcrS' & Sron Sbip6uilbing
Union" erloiiene Strife'Srore lit bier
bon 40 9lrbcitern III oen @lobe.
Sdiiis6ulboicn Der .slnterican
S1ipbuliOing 60" beiol9t ipurOen.
&oum % 9lngeitellte, ineiltens ee-
u0bnIihe 2lr6eiter, blieben 5uriid.
Sn Oeu SdiiiSbaubofeu 81 Surain,
O., limo etpo 300 llnionleilte all oen
Strife gegongen, ieood) iino bort Die
llnionIeute in Der Winoerbeit. SSn
oen bieiigen @lobe Sd)iiLslueriten
liegen 3ltr 3eit 5man5ig Sd,iffe 5lpeds
Teporatur iuto 8luei groBe Gantpier
lino i'm gau 6egriiien,
guffalo, N.Dy II. Dsdr5.
3n Den bieiigen 9auboien Der pslnte'
ricon Bodybuilding Go." fam es beltte
nid,t 3un Strife.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-12
@arnt ,nr Sorii9t.
ErGGbcnt Gupicuclt ridltct 9utidJait
an Galifurnicr 2csislatnr.

S6ritte ser 2cbteren f6nnten Scr
altSlpGrtigen GoIitit 0e8 2onoeS
gefGbrli6 meroen. - Die 8roiciie
gegen S6nlib, Huef uno Oman
IN San 6roncisco. - % ariehi-
ide 9lrbeiter ertrinfen inn Sacro.
lnento-Giuer. - Stroben6o6nuer.
febr in 2oitiSpiGe ourdb Strife-
llnruben unterbro6cn. Gicr
Ufenlbenlebcn cinem Nranoc in
elmer 9telp.Yorfer Mietbsfolernc
5lm Spfer gefouen.
Sncrn men to, Sal, If. W1rs.
- @oupcrncltr @iIlcttc i6idte 6rlte
Der SegiSlohIr cine 9otihait oeS
Fraltoenten 9iooIepclt, pelde iicb
llber Die fiir5Iihen WaBna6men ser
@elet0cblng bcId)mert ltn0 crfl1rt,
otelelbcn miiroeu eiuen b0d)it nahtbei-
llaen @inflnB oli oic 9eniibungen
bcs Er0iibcnten sic 9(tSihlieBlna
ioponlld)er &uli5 ourh ireunoidait.
IibeS llebereinfommen 5u Iihern,
arSiiben. Der ErGlioent erludt ben
8ounerneltr, Die Suspcnlion meiterer
Shritte SIT beDirfen, bis er elm oenl.
nahlt 5l erpnrten0eS ousiiibrliheS
SdreIben aus Waibington erbalten
bat. Ger @ollocrneur eriud)t Die Sc.
gislotrr, Die gIngelegenbeit iorgf1ltig
IN GrmGglmg 5u 5ieben.
ga ibington, 9. g., #. M1r3.
- EripatletretGr 2peb mo6te beutc
9l6eno folgenOc Wiitt6eillno:
oFroloent Noolepelt erlll6te 0en
8ounerucur Gillette Grr6 cine Iepe.
l6e, oen Don Der Golifornier 9eqislo.
tur pallirten fiir6li6en Bills bc3iig.
lid Der ioponiihen GinmonoerungS.
froge Ieine @cnebmigun9 por5uent.
6olten, bis cr einen Sonntng 9l6en6
pom FrGlioenten an i'm obgei6idten
9rief erbGlt, IN pelhenr Die @riinOe
oeS 9errn 9iooiCpelt fiir Die 9lnii6t,
ooB Die betreffenOen Bills utter gez
9entuarti8en llnlt1noen gefGbrliG
leln nilroen genou oorgelegt iin6."
Sefret0r Soeb iette ferner atsein.
onocr, cob StootsiefretGr Hoot mo
Der ioponiide 9otidboiter Discount
9lofi 3ur Belt nit llnter6onottnoen
mir elnen ncuen Tertrog Snii6en ga.
pan un0 6cllsSer. Stooten bcid1itiot
lino, nno oaB piel Don oelnielben o6.
hr,,nt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-12
Bonn Sllalu.Eroseil.

Scrome'3 slhgriif auf sic @oGr6eit
Der 2lngobcn 560n.@peIpn'S BON
NeImaS 5uriifgeidGogen -
&itter 6iBaerolO entibeioct, oab
Die @ubrbcit oocr llnno6r6cit
oielcr 9Ingubeu niHt in 9etrutbt
fonntt.
9fem Oort, #. MGrj. - Sm
S6ap-Erp5cB begom 0iitriftSannolt
Scrome beute oas Gerb0r bon 3eu-
gen lin 9ebuttal," B. +. 5lr @ioer,
leglln9 Der gIusiagen friiber pernom.
mener 3eugen. gr periuhtc 5ucrit,
0ie bon @uelpn 9teSbit 5bom er51bIte
@eIhidte iiber iIren Ruin onrh
STANFORD @bite oli5u0reiien, ollein
rtbeioiglIngSonmalt IelnoS oppo.
nirte alien oiesbejiiglihcn e5ragcn,
uno 9tihter sSibgeralo biclt sic Gin.
p1noe ouirebt inoem er nohmoIS
erflGrtc, ,Sroll EbopS 2eioenSge.
lfihte iei MIR inioiern 5ulGiliG ais
lie Die Wirtitng 5eige, lpclcbe iic ollf
Ocn @cilte$5ultonb ocs 9lngefInotcn
olSiIbte. Ob iie mirfIiG mnbr iei o0er
ni6t fonIme nid)t peiter in 9ctra6t.
Nem 3cbntcl Der belltigen Siblng
milrocn nit 9lrgumentiren ucrbrodt
unO 0eInaS trng fait in alien SGllen
ocl Ste9 0aoon. Serome iiibrte i'm
Saufe ocs Cages 5ebn 3elgen Dor,
0arlnter eineu Eoli5ei Gopitdn,
ollein 9lQes, mas er burd) 0ie 2luS.
iagen 0erielben 6arlegte, lpor, oaB
ibnen Gbom AT Sem 9l6eno, an mel.
dem cr @bite erihoB, uerniinitig unO
nidt geiitesoeIt0rt 81 iein ifien. gi-
ner oieer 3ellgen mar @linh Smith,
Elm Sdnoger StdnforO @bite's, mel.
6cr am 9lbeno ser 3ragooie ser Sor,
Itelllmg I'M Wooiion Square Iuf.
garten beimobnte.
Sin on0erer Ser beute uernomme.
nen 3eltgen mar sSreOerid g9 Song.
feIlom, Gin iriiberer 9lnpoIt SbopS,
uno Serome perilhte, oirh oenieIben
5u bepeiie1, OnB oas WiGo6en, mel.
dies Sbam in goris on einen 9ett.
pioIteu gebun0en uno our6gepeitidt
haben loa, @tbel Ebomas bieB uno
iebt toot lei; ierner, oob guelpn 9feS,
bit S6om in oem BON ibr IN 9Ibrabam
&unlnlelS giirealt lnter3ci6neten
S6riftiHif erfldrtc, Sbam babe iie in
1903 I'M gluslanoe grnuinm bebon-
oelt, neil tie iih wei8ertc, 2iigen ii6er
Stnnioro @bitc 3u iagen. gIac Oieic
9IuSiogen muroen ieOo6 bonn Hihter
fiir lm5uIGiIig erfldrt. - GqS @eridt
pertagte ii6 bis morgen Sornnittag.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-12
Mntter uno Sinocr erltift.
SerbGngniBpoller 9ran0 in elmer
gteip.Oorfer Wiietbsfoiernc. -
Gie Gahlufe mar felt 5ugeno9elt.

9ie Iahlufe mar felt 5ugenn9elt
g ew Dprf, If. MGr3. - Cine
cntietlihe Observation-Disclosures, bel mel.
der cine iln9e Stolienerin nit ibren
beioen GinoerlL ioluie cine onoere
Srou Dem Canon 1euer un0 uer6re.
derildem 2eidtiim gum Opier gciol-
len Iino, lud6rcno Elm Wann i'm 0os
1pitol nit Dem Sooe ringt, bat ii6 ges
tern Tornlittdg IN elmer ilnnt0fi9en
WietbSfolerne oil ser untercn Vuib.
mid. .glpcnue in @illionsbrrg 5llge.
trngen. 3oblrcihe m0ere Nelpobner
oes SenementbauleS lino nir NIT
fnnpper 9totb einem gIeid) trallriBen
@el6id entgangen; lie bn6en i6re
Hcttlug pornebnld Dem idncllen
unb beloenlniitbi9en Sorgcben Der
tSelierluebrleute 5l ucroanten, Die oas
eigene 2eben aui'S Spiel iebten, nm
oic idmer geidbrOetcn 2eute in Si'
6crbcit 5l bringen,
Goot limo: 6rou Goa 9ingoai, %
Sabre alt, ionic ibrc bciocn Sinocr
Wop, orei Sabre, mo 8ri9itte, 5ebt
Monate olt; 5rou glnno 3iidler, 10
Sabre alt.
Solb eritidt oltigeillnoen puroe
Eeter ganottre, ein 90 Sabre alter
lngelobner, Der iait bofinlngSloS i'm
st. Gotbarine SoipitnI" 0arnieoer
liegt.
Die 2eihen lpuroen porl0uiig nah
Der 9iepierlpnhe all Der StaggltroBe
ge6rod)t, no lie ipoter bon gngaIlL
ser sur 3eit 0es 9rnnolmbcils IN Der
Meiie mar, ais 6ieieni9en ieiner at.
men Satin uno ainoer ioentilijirt
lmlr0en. Der beflagensmertbe Wtnnn
mar benz @abniinne nobe, als er ieine
9ieben, oie er fltr5 3upor nod bel
beitem Moblbeiin0en perlaiien butte,
i'm 1ooe eritnrrt I'M Stationsbuitie
pieoerinb. Gem llnitanoe, ouB cine
lodlute, ourh ipelhe iih Die Seltte
Dor oen immer nGDer praiielnoen
5lomlnen fliihten ipoIlten ieit per.
nagelt pnr, lit Die iolgenitmere an-
tnitrop1e ein5ig unb aIleill 5u5ltihrei.
ben. Die EoIi5ei uno Die Brand
geb0roe baben ioiort cine rigoroc
llnteriltdung eiligeleitet, I'M ieit5it
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-12
ganfbote nit $1,000 ourdJacbranut.

9sep Dorf, #. Wldr3. 8il.
liam .. Gillespie, ein gote Ser IRA.
tionol Yart gnuf," tpiro ieit let-
TEN Gienitng nit ganfgeloern gum
getra9e bon etipa $1,000 permiBt
gr fam Dor iehs Wionaten ais Gn.
no0a bierber itno erbielt cine Stellc
ais 9otc uno Collector IN Der or.
ndbnten 9anf. Dan mill niiien 0ab
er am Qienitng glbeno in @eicllidlnit
eines iltn5en Wannes iino 5meicr
Jrauen5ilnmer nah guffnlo abreiIte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-12
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Grnlt & 9ef,nTtt
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uoer pcri1nlidicu Sciprcdluugeu Gin,
uuc miro cs uns @eraninaen bcrcitcu,
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(7t-6B)
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22 0ricden crtrnnfen.

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2l griediide 9Irbeiter periudten
beute gornittog oen Sacramento.
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freu3en. gaS iberfiillte Boot fen.
tertc inb p ser Manner ertranfen.
gier 2eiden iino iorueit ouigeilmoen.
Iie gerungliidten ar6eiteten fir Die
.9telu'Gelnar unb gitt gabn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-12

1T 8eriiopfuhe 5lt Grandchildren. henn bic
sibionoerlirgs.Erea iiHo niemns miibg ions
bern iaugen oie aiiiigett. dbaeiiorbelten Stoiis
iuieoer ailf ,uei6e fciber dnsgefd1ieoen fporoeit
ipdren Eie 3nle uiro uiiren. ber sttbem
icbeeDi. ber Appeift perae1t, Der Aopf iosmersi,
bic inonatlifen AeiuienHgen iiHo auber Orb,
NINA bus gterrenib'tent III 5erriitiet, 9leiirnls
aen iieaen itd Elm. bic 2eber III nit @ut iibers
flinf uno fam lore sr6eit nidbt uerridien. inb
bic Mnftbinerie oes st5rpers III In 8eripirriiilg.
gaebnt lofori St Aertldro strauierpinen ein.
Sie peber iuiro 81 aeIniloer 56iiiefrt 3urids
febreh, Die eiifie ipcyocf altsaeoHoert uno nlIe
eeinfoen lbitigieiien luieoer bergeiien iperoen.
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George Gtcipart Srp,pm
Sen0ue

Sentufrater, bic GeDrge StCluart Nruun ais
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