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Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-08-17
SENSATIONAL
INCIDENT IN
GLASS TRIAL
fBy Associated Press.l

ia sensational incident marked
odas close bribery Former Supervisor Dr.
Attorney Delmas the final ques
on in an exhaustive the defense; Did
offered brbe by G H. Roy IN the
matter of your the skating rink ordinance?
Boxon sulenly Il don't what that's got 10
with this case
pleasantly Il shall not insist upon
it, doctor If you do not wsh
insists thus adroy passing the Is
} sue to the other that is all"
Heney took up
Demas question the Witness Did accept that
money!"
The question legal pertinent and the witness must an
Lawlor,
Boxon turned in sayagely at Heney
Yes he said accepted it. and I'll tell
YOU this Rudolph spreckes gave that
money to Roy be marked I'll tell you
something else since YOU want it all YES" interrupted
. Heney 1--WE want it all, go ahead" I will Burns told me to
deny that took money tried get me to sign an
andavit to that that Mr. Heney and you
. said: Well didn't you that did deny to the
newspaper reporters from Roy Burns
wanted to keep papers he wanted to
c ROY understood protected too, but ev
IDENTIFY am not face flushed his eyes
bazed with nared rather than spoke this
testimony lie excused further questioning.
Earlier elected Boxon the declaration
that when signed affidavit that he had been
guilty of Of what he sign
at the request OF Senator Geo
Keane who the board of supervisors
the something to bolster up some
the weakened supervisors
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-08-17
INQUIRY INTO ICE COMBINE.

Los ANGELES, Aug. 15.-The
County Grand Jury yesterday began
the examination of forty witnesses
relative to the alleged illegal Ice COM
bine. Assistant District Attorney
FRANK Blair declares he will convinct
four ice companies under the Cart
wright law for establishing a con-
spiraey Drivers, merchants and
consumers were among the witnesses
summoned
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-08-17
WILL KILL MEYERS.

CALISTOGA, Aug. 15.-Benjamin
Doda, the husband of one of the wo-
men who ailege that they were at
tackled by Henry Meyer, said yester-
day that he would kill Meyers on
sight. Doda echoes the sentiment Of
Calistoga, and it is likely that II
Meyers is brought here for trial an
attempt will be made to lynch him.
Meyers claims that he is innocent
and the victim of mistaken identity
He has engaged lawyer to defend
him.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-08-17

the officers, and the latter made a
rush for their rifles in the automo-
biles. and started to scatter the be-
ligerent Austrians. One man show
ed too much fight and was shot, but
not seriously. There were from d
dozen to two dozen guns taken from
the men who were herded into a box
car and taken to Rhyolite
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-08-17
.DAIIGHTER KILLS
BRUTAL FATHER

NEW YORK. Aug. l5.--Geofse
Wasser. a German, 81 years OF age,
murdered his wife and was IN turn
slashed by his daughter at the home
Of the woman in Harlem today Was
ser fred upon his wife and exchahs-
cd shots with the daughter me
iattar was not wounded. Mrs. was
ser soon succumbed to her injuries
and her husband died little later
The daughter was arrested. she as
serted that the father had persist
entity practiced cruelttes upon M
| family,
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-08-17
MURDERED BY MEXICAN
He MADE five
FUTILE ATTEMPTS

NEW YORK, Aug. 15.-After tive
attempts to kill himself with gas to-
day, August Mehlig, so years of age,
gave it up as a bad job and walked
with Patrolman Murtaugh to the
Harlem court, where he was held in
$500 bail.
August turned on the gas in his
room at 2 a. M, after closing the
window, and sat in a chair to smoke
while death came. An hour later he
was still alive and the gas made him
sick, so he shut it off and opened the
windows to think it over.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-08-17
WRECK OCCURS
OFF TASMANIA

LAUNCELON TASMANIA, Aug.
15.-A terrible maratime disaster
occurred off Strachen today when the
local steamer Kwatini, with a large
number of passengers, was wrecked.
Scores are reported to have been
drowned
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-08-17
KILLS SWEETHEART
SHOOTS HIMSELF
IBy Associated Press ]

LEADVILLE, Colo, Aug 10
Enraged by her jealous accusations
that he had been keeping company
with another woman. John J. Spauld-
ing last night shot and killed Tillie
Eaton. his sweetheart, and then
turning the weapon on himself, sent
a bullet into his brain, causing his
death half an hour later.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-08-17
DATE FOR HEARING SET,

GoLDFIELD, Aug. 15.-George
Norris. who was apprehended on the
charge of house breaking by the
plucky gun play of Mrs. Captain Has
sell was brought before Justice Hem
lev Yesterday. Bail was fixed at
$500 and his case was set for =
o'clock Saturday afternoon.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-08-17
pREACHER DESERTS GIRL.

NEW YORK, Aug. 15.-Miss Flora
Whaley, the 17-year1old girl who
eloped with her guardian, Rev. j..
Knode Cook, rector of st. Georges
Episcopal Church, at Hampstead,
has been deserted by the minister
and is in a sanitarium in Canada,
A nervous wreck.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-08-17
np,T,sH STEAMER GIVEN UP

NEW YORK, Aug. 15.-The BRIT
isb steamer Nicaraguan, that leit
port Tampa on June 3, mas peen
given nm as lost. She should have
reported at Dublin not later tnah
1nno % It is thought that she has
heon rammed by an iceberg
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-08-17
ONE HUNDRED
PERSONS KILLED

BERLIN, Aug. 15.-one hundred
persons were killed or injured today
by the explosion of dynamite fac
tory at Doemitz. Part of the town
was destroyed and the inhabitants
are fleeing, fearing other explosions
Many workmen were blown to pieces.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-08-17
BANK CLOSED.

CHICAGO, Aug. 15.-The- per
cent savings bank, started here by
James S. Mather at Madison and La
Selle streets, was closed yesterday.
Mather says that the depressed fin-
ancial conditions are responsible for
the failure of the scheme to make
good.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-08-17
BANK sWINDLED OF $1,000.
Young Man of Fashion Draws ON /
Bogus Deposit in Boston.

Bogus Deposit in Boston.
LOWELL, Mass, Aug ia
young man, dressed in fashion and
with manners indicating a gentle
man, drove up to the Traders Ma
tional Bank today and cheated the
institution out Of $4,000 in cash,
which he drew against the deposit
of worthless check for $1l,500,
which he placed in the bank early
yesterday.
The check was signed by Charles
Pfaff" and was drawn on the State
Steel Trust Co. of Boston. Today IL
was discovered that no such person
as Charles Pfaff had a deposit at the
! Boston bank,
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-08-17
death OF JULIA MCKINLEY

ATLANTA, Ca, Aug, Id ull'
Mckinley. cousin of President 'c-
Kin,ev founder of the first chapter
of The Daughters of the American
Revolution, died here today
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-08-17
MINE OWNERS WILL
CONSIDER OPEN SHOP
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EBy Associated Press.l

CRIPPLE CREEK Colo Aug 15A meeting OF the utmost
Importance company held time this week by
the ssees and when the question OIL
the open discussion and whether the cards
issued Federation of Miners or the Mine
Association.
that the former rule OF open snop
will again the and will allow many men
who are desirous of coming return
o q . 80 ~~%%~%A%~~~~A>%
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-08-17
YELLOW FEVER MENACEs CUBA.
American Soldier at Cienfuegos Said
To Have the Disease.

HAVANA, Aug. 15.-An American
soldier at Cienfuegos is believed TO
be suffering from yellow fever.
This is the first case of a soldier
being attacked by the disease since
the army of occupation came to the
island, and the authorities are con-
seauently somewhat apprehensive.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-08-17
Sheriff Owens Promptly Ar
rests Murderer and Brings
Him to Tonopah---- Shooting
Occurred at Camp on the
Clark Road.
~A AA~~~N~~~~A~N~%

sheriff j. returned from Montana Station last
gb with tracklayer prisoner, charged with
M This first blood that has been shed since the start
he trouble the warning factions Of laborers the
! Clark road
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-16
IDEAL SUMMER VACATION.
Time May Be Spent Probably Along
Grand Trunk Railway.

Folks in the states are gradually finding
out what the good people of Canada have
known for long time-that the most ideal
of summer vacations may be spent al one
or more of the beautiful and historic re-
sorts along the line of the great Grand
Trunk railway system. Year by year the
throng of tourists that annualy-in July
and August. and, in fact, all the vacation
months of the summer and fail-takes the
Grand Trunk for one-stop outing or a
regular tour IS growing by the nundfeuS,
even thouSa ndS
For instance. there are Quebec. the quaint
city of the French Canadians. and Mon
treal. the modern commercial metropolis of
the new dominion. 1t is not enough to
spend a day in Quebec. nor does a month
find time for the tourist to cover half of
the thousands of spots made famous in
song and story that are to be found within
the confines of the city itself and out on
the battle-scarred pains of Abraham. And
who among the summers visitors does not
wish to see the Champ de Mars, the old
homestead Of La Sale on the lower La
chine road?
Then by the Grand Trunk may easily be
reached the $1,000 islands of the Georgian
bay and the country where the hay fever
sufferers flock To say farewell TO the shifts
and snufiles. Another point of interest is
Fort William. the town of 10000, where
municipal ownership has been made one
grand success. And the MuSkoka. where
may be found the best hunting and fishing
in all that SpoftSman'S paradise For the
naturelovers who wish to shoot with the
the Algonquin National Park. Hunting is
not allowed inside the lines which mark the
park boundary and in consequence deer and
moose are practically tame. But capital
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-16
WINCHESTER INN.
Popular Hotel of Virginia Town in
Shenandoah Valley.

The Winchester Inn. situated at Win
chester, Va, is of the most at
tractive hotels in this vicinity. Ii is
select family and transient hotel, with
all modern conveniences, having solid
brick walls throughout, and a high at
tic over the third floor. making rooms
directly under cool in summer. Rooms
have private baths and fireplaccS. and
marble mantels are in many of the
rooms. The covered porches of this he
tel are feature which is much appre-
ciated by guests. Outdoor and indoor
games are to be had: beautiful views of
from the hotel This hotel is under the
management of Mr.. G. c. Shepard, who
spares nothing to make guests comfort
able and at home The table Is always
supplied with the best country products,
the milk coming from their own dairy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-16

sport may be secured outside the bounda-
res of the reservation. where the season
for deer hunting opens November L ana
continues for fifteen days.
Another charming spot reached by the
Grand Trunk is the kawartha lakes region,
where in Peterborough. Laketeld, Young S
Point Burleigh Falls. Buckhorn Falls, San
dy Lake Indian Village, Bridge North,
Bobcaygeon. Sturgeon Point, Lindsay,
Pleasant Point, Scugog Lake. Port Perry,
Fenelon Falls, Rosedae and Coboconk the
tourist may find the best of accommodate
tions and, enjoy the finest of all summer
outings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-16

was a stone statue representing Cain STAY
ing Abel. 1t is unique. Cain has one knee
pressing Abel to the ground, and one arm
uplifted ready to strike The statue must
be hundreds of years old. and is supposed
to be on the exact spot where the murder
was 0smmtted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-16
Where Cain Killed Abel.

While cycling round Kettering l was
startled TO see what appeared TO me TO be
two men fighting in a field. On reaching
the field | dlsmounted and climbed over the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-16
Water Good for Bathing.

The water is liked by bathers. 1t is not
as cold as distant stranger would imagine
The temperature ranges between - to 65
degrees The sailing of small boats and
canoeing are popular and are remarkably
"a fe Owing to the arrangement and topog
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-12
Gbincien fir Gbfidpiffc.

Wobile, aln, fl. Oft. : 6oit
i6mmtlihc 5abr5cige i'm central.
anterifaniiden 5rudtuerfebr pcr.
ben, ruie p%erlaitet, wafreno Der n6d).
item Woden ibre nortpeeiiden Mann.
idoften burd Gbineien erieben. nn-
gefdbr 80 Yro3ent oieier Babr5enge
iinb bon norfpegiihen Gisentbii-
merit eedJartert, iuelde anseblih
sur llcber3ruaut1g eefommen iinb,
oab Ole arbeit ibrer 0a,lbsleute IN.
3ufrieoeniteGeHb iei. 1beils uegcn
Der Ginmiidiins Der auitbaus. Nsen.
ten; EbeiIs fpegea1 Ser pielen 9eier.
tioncf. Sebcs edit tpirb l,ngefdbr
IS Rann miiitern, 70 Dab iihgefdbr
1850 gbineien SteIlung finoen.
9Soa !i8G saf01tp2,@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-12
Guba's Watipral Tciertag.

Sapana, fl. Sftober. - Ger
Rational : 5eiertog Der Gubancr sur
Grinnerung oil oen Belgium oes To-
idbrigen Samples gegen ipaniidc
Scrridaft inn Sabre 1868 lit geiter1
ipie gem0bnlid nit piel Senerlpcrf
nnb patriotiiden 8eriammlungen
9efeiert moroen. Die bethen Srof-
tio,,en Ser Yartei Der 2iberalcn biel-
ten bier 5mei Scriammlungen; bic
MigucIiitas i'm Tational Sbeater
uno Die Sapiitas I'M 2iberal : Club.
Die Gonlerpatipen bielten cine pa.
triotiide Seier in Sogua Ga @ranbe,
gfuf 8oupernel,r Magoon's gbleb.
nllng ser Ginlabuna Der Wtigueliltas,
Der Scier b%eisulpobnen, Ianote @cnc-
raj 2opna3 Del GaitiQo benz Got.
retneilr Elm Shreiben, in meldem
CT Die Soffnung alisiprid)t; Der ipeis
len Seripaltung bes @oitperneitrs
moge es gelingcn, bab aue 5aftio.
men arf Cuba nad9Itcs Sabr gemein.
lam bieien Gag feiern. Die Strife.
Situation lit unperanbert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-12
Sdanrieer 1nmo int Ic!a,uarc.

BbilobeIpbia, So, If. Oft.
- Sberit S. %. Sbompion 9unoeS-
grmee . Sngenieur, wel6er Die
8oggerarbeiten I'M Telnluare = Slilb
lcitet, beridtete OH Den Coroner, Dab
eilier ieiner Snipeftoren bos Iuf-
iinoen elmer iueibliden 2cid)e, mel,
der iGmmtlidc @licomaBen febl'
tell, gemelbet babe. Die 9og9crmo.
ld)ine ba6e Die 2ei6e an Die Sberfld.
DC gebradlt, che iebod) bic Seute bic
lclbe in SidJerbeit bringen fo1ntcu.
ici iie pieber ms 8aiier 5nriidge-
fallen. 0ie Toli5ei iud)t jebt nod
Der 2eihe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-12
Ginmaubcrmma mad) benz Siibcn.

NorfoIf, So. II. OCTOBER. -
@ouperneur Spanion bon 8irai-
MEN, @oupcrneur @leun bon Norb-
Carolina mo Die Sdupter allcr in
0orfolf einmiireenbeu 9abner iinb
eingelooeli mprbeu, einer ant %. OF.
tober bier itattfinoenben Gonfercn,
bei5upobnen, UNI Die Srage Der Gin
fiibrl1ng piinidensmertber Giniuan.
ocrer aus Dem norolihen europa
rad) 8irginien, Horb Carolina uno
bent Siiben nit Siilfe Der Grrid)-
titng elmer neueu 9ampierlinic 5lpi.
id,eit Torfolf uno europa 5u bciprc-
den. Man boift, Dab cine iolhe
9ompferlinic nit Siilic Der 9abnen
etoblirt iper0en miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-12
SdJ,per a., nntcridcioenOc 3,uil-.
linNe.

Yittsburh H.. Sftober.
Salbcrt nnp Albcrt &nigbtlin9en,
3tuiffinesbriiOer uno geiudcr Der
iel6cn SbulflaIie geben bitrh lire
AebnIidfeit nit chamber miiulttcr
5u Der groBtcn Goniuiion ahinb.
@en,t elmer BON ibnen etmos olItelt,
ibicbt er Die SdnlO ieincm 9rltocr
81, uno Die 2cbrerin, SRI. Carrie
Singer, ,peiB ME, tper Ser lpabrs
Stiloige lit. Sn ibrer Notb na,to'
tc iic iih an beh Brin3ipal, Hrot.
Saainger, Der 9eioen Die Mrtbe CAB,
Inn 10 ieiner SadJe gan5 iid)er gu
lem. Nnn fat i'm aber Die Mlttcr
Der 3piainse seribtiidJ beIangt, %
ieSeniaas cincm Scr onrhacpriigcl.
ten Sl,ngen Gin llnrcd)t sciAeben NJ.
Die Sui19en iinb 10 Sobre alt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-12
@crmiIdtc hlcgraYbiidc 0cpcidcn.

Vcrmiid)tc fe~legrapbtldc Scpcld)cu.
Spbn McnSci aus 9rooflpn,
mclder in albonp George Spab er-
i1oB, IoG lnpt gerfiigl,na oes Mppcll'
tofes in Der nit Dem 18. Nopembcr
bcginnenoen @odJe dif Dem eleftri-
iden Stubl enben.
SRI. 2ouiic Yaimer, eiltcS hipe.
tier poil Or. 9. Banner bon Nefp-
Dorf, bic in eilleln J%iebernnfua ibrer
aranfenip1rterin aus einem ,8auic
in @reeniuid, Conn.,, ettipra,g, lit
IN erifopftenl, penn aud nidt lie,
benseefdbrlidetil 3uitunoe in eincm
!Seuipsidler auf Dem geiittbum BON
Or. Mples bel @reenpih ailfgefln.
ben porocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-12
Separate @iidOic fir Gentid)r nnb
Wcecr.

9uifnlp, N.-D., II. Sfto5er.- -
Sn Der Siturg Der Uencicc.S pnoOc
ser biid)Gilid)cn WctbpoiItcn . STRIDE
mnroc Scr @cid1IuB gciabt, III Der
n1dltcn General Spnooc Die 6ro2t
Der Grnenml1t1 lcparatcr 9iih0le fiir
sic forbigcn ulo bic beiltid)en NC
tbooiiten : @erleirben sur gbltiin.
mltn0 5n b%rinGcn. 5crncr muroe BE-
ihIoiien. Dab bic Gele9otct sur nGd)-
iten @cncral L. Spnooe iid) oicsbe5ilG-
lid bon ibrrn Gclncinoen S~nItruftlo.
lien cinbolen iollen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-12
Sufpmptiuiiibrcr III @cratbnna.

2et'ro vi, @ib.. II. iOfto6er.
Gic 2elcgatcu 5,lm' Gonoent ser
BROTHERHOOD Of aocontctiqr 1irerrcn
ans Gn9iilcMca bieltcn BETTE obes'
mats cine grcflttioiitutg db. @rob-
meiitcr ). :. @anna0on mo 3meiter
Sice = @robnciIter I. 5heo, lopi,
u. =. &ellp bon Gbica1o iollcn 9(t.
lrro6en geboltcn baben; Die iibrigcn
8crbanolungcn mlroen 9ebcim &C.
balten. @robn1eijter Snnnnbar er.
florte, OaB alli ser Goniercn5 III 9ui-
ialo nidltcll GienitoB Die midtigltc
Iruge Der 2ld)titunbentag icin bmiirite.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-12
Wercttcte shiffbrHd,ioc.

Gan 6rnn5iseo, Gal., tt.Cf.
tober. L Ser 8alfiihiabrer Cam
pfer) ~Harmbal" lit. bon llnalasfi
nit feds Nerionen BON Ser geman-
nlins oes Sdiffes rIuteB OF Veo.
ioro" Don Der 2effingpea i. Wiffel.
ion'iden Norbpol Expedition, meI-
DIES am 8. April bel oer Sniel 6laf.
ma untereegangen lit, bier anse.
fommen. Die ShiffbriidJieen piir.
ben am 20. Aliguit o1, Der Sniel bon
oer .Naripbol" a~ufgenommen. Die
Sei,te. fpeIdje Die vNarwbal" braf)te.
iino Or. SAL, Der erfte Steuermann
Starferion uno bier Seeleute. CAPT
tGn Wiffelion uno II Mnoere ner-
blieben auf Dem Iampfer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-12
Stnbentcn ltnfmg.

Mep Sapcn, Cont, If. Off
Sic Gale Stuoenten &obert @olo.
manil uno Sobn 9. @elteptt iiilb
I'M lie $25 unb @olbo 8. Sronf INN
$40 beltraft norben, neil iie III ibrem
~illgenolid)en llebermutbe an Sempfe.
Strabe sie giienbabnbriitfe gum
Sbeile abriiien luto ein rieiiaes Sellcr
oamit an5iinocten, 10 oab Die Selier.
pebr unb sic Yoli5ei einihreitcn
muBten. Ser Sau oes bierten, OIL
Dem lining bctbeilistcn Stuocnten
8obcrt 8. Wontoigron purbc Der
taat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-12

nift offi5iea beItatiet uno iiber bie
Irt Der 8ranfbeit beS am 8. @pril
70 Sabre alt geiuoroenen Monarfell
lit nid)ts Gaberes befannt.
Sebn Sobte BET 9obnun=
foII.
Gin id5iperer gtienbabnunfaa bot
lid beiite IN Der Nabe bon 9loopeit
creienet. Gin bon Semltn fommen-
Der Shnea5ug collibirte in Solge
fulider Stgnalitequng NIT einem
8iitcrauge. 9eioe 3iige puroen
cine iteile 9Gihung binunter &c:
ihleuoert nlb Die Sriimmer fingca
Seuer. Soniel bis iebt befannt lit,
fonben 5ebn Yerionen ai,f Der Stclle
oen Sob ltnb ungefdbr breiBig err
littcn idppere @erletungen. Meb.
rere Der ltmgefonmenen puroen
bud)lt1bli1 3u 5ooe geroitet.
3eit I iii 9ebefs 9eiu6 nod
unbe | III M
Ger So5ialiitenfiibrer @lleuit 9e-
bel iagte beute sur Intiuort auf cine
Srage iiber ieinen beabiidtieten Be-
l1th III oen Ser. Staaten:
sd babe meinen 6reunoen in oen
Ser. Staoteu periproden, mebreren
Gcriammlungen b%ei5lhpobncn, iebodl
nit Dem @prbebaIt, bab ib Ole 3eit
fir meme gmerifareiie gegcnpdrtig
nod nid)t beitimmen fann."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-12
Ger anabenmprb BEL Bridgeport.

Bridgeport, Conn.,, If. DIT.
= 9is 5mr Stunoe bat man nod
feline Spur BON ben, Moroer pes
5ebnjdbrigcn Ybilip Maitriano cnt-
bcdt. oeiien nafte 2eide porseitern
in eincm @eboI5 nabe Dem Arinen,
boits gefunoen lporoen lit. Die go.
li3ei piro bic $50 Sniaiien oes ar.
n,enbauies einem ftrengen @erbor
,ntcr5ieben, ba iie Der anfidt lit,
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mortlihen Sfeluns nertreten ioaie.
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