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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-12-24
FIVE FATAL FIGHTS.
Pistol and Knife Record of a Day in
the South.

New Orleans, La, Dec. 24.-F'ive men
killed by pistol or knife in Louisiana
and Mississippi during the last "a hours
is the record up to date of Christmas
fights.
At Covington, La, Henry Route, a
negro, entered the front yard of a Mr..
Bradley, white, inviting the latter to
settle a money matter by coming out
to shoot it OUT Bradley killed the
negro.
At New Albany, Miss, Ed F. Hillhouse,
section foreman, shot and killed Martin
Arnold, also a section hand. Both are
white.
Warden, Miss, was the scene of a ter
rible fight which cost the lives of both
participants Maurice. Davis, white, and
William Spix, colored. A love affair at
Greensville, Miss, caused Ed Smith, a
negro railroad man, to seek out and
kill Jim English, another negro.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-12-24
TO KEEP OUT THE BELL.
Missouri & Kansas Telephone Com
pany Restrained at Tonganoxie.

temporary injunction was granted by
Judge Fitzpatrick of the district court
Monday afternoon restraining the
Missouri & Kansas Telephone COM
pany from building a line into Ton
ganoxie. There is an Independent
telephone company in Tonganoxie
now and it is said that certain inter-
ested persons do not want another
line to get a foothold. Tonganoxie is
a city of the third class and under
the law passed in 1905 a telephone
company has to obtain a franchise
from third class cities before it can
establish telephone lines or exchanges.
The Missouri & Kansas Telephone
company male no effort to obtain
franchise in Tonganoxie.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-12-24
MORE INDICTMENTS.
Grand Jury Is Not Yet Through With
the Sugar Trust.

New York, Dec. 24.-That the fed
eral grand jury will bring in more in
fraudulent actions of the American
Sugar Refining companys weighing
department is confidently expected.
The grand jury is working hard and
will continue in session until January
1, although it is the custom to dis
charge grand juries by the middle of
the month for which they are drawn.
The district attorney is in constant
with the attorney
general at Washington. and while he
will not discuss the matter, it is certain
that he has been presenting to the
grand jury evidence in the sugar
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-12-24
New York Goes Shopping.

New York, Dec. 24.-All New York is
going shopping this year in spite of
the recent financial furry and the pre-
diction that the Christmas rush would
as a result, be smaller than usual On
Saturday the elevated and subway sys-
TENS broke all previous records for the
number of passengers carried, and
while the figures for the surface lines
are not available, 1t is said they are
correspondingly heavy. The total num-
Der of passengers carried on the eleva-
tel system during the day was 961 ia,
while the subway carried 6SS,638 pas
sengers, a total of 1,649. 752 for the two
systems.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-12-24
ITCHING DEVILS

Are little patches Of eczema on the
skin, scalp, or hands, which are instantly
relieved and speedily cured, in the
majority of cases. by gentle anointings
of Cuticura Ointment, the great Skin
Cure, preceded by warm baths with
Cuticura Soap. This treatment succeeds
when ell else fails, and is pure, sweet,
permanent, and economical.
Complete External and Internal Treatment for
Every Humor OF Infants Children. and Adults con-
s,sts of cqtieyra Soap t25cl @ Cleanse the Skin;
cuticura Resoyent t50c IN the form OF Chocolate
Coated Ps Use per vial of 60) TO Purify the Blood.
eod throughout the world. Potter Drug Chem.
corp. Sole Props. Boston. Mass
Nailed Free. CuticvsA Book On Skin Diseases
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-12-24
A SIX DAY CYCLE RACE.
Will Be Held in Kansas City Begin
ming January 20.

Kansas City, Mo-. Dec. ga six
day championship bicycle race under
the management of Jack Prince. is
announced to take place here in Con-
vention hall, during the week begin
ming January 20. Among those whom
it is stated will ride in this event are
liver Lawson, Moran, Mclean. Matt
Downey, all of Boston; Hardy Down
ing, Los Angeles; the Bell brothers.
Long Island, New York; Bonnie Mon
roe, the southern flyer, and Eddie
Root, New York.
The track is to be bank at an
angle Of As degrees, with sheer slope
of SO degree at the turns.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-12-24
Mother of -Four Dies on Ship.

New York, Dec. 24.-Leaving four
young children to the care Of strang-
ers, Mrs Rosalbina Miazzi died on
board the liner Hamburg. which ar
rived yesterday, and was buried at
sea. The family was on its way to
America to join the father, who has
established a home here. They trav-
eled in the steerage and after the
mothers death the children were
cared for by other women in the steer
age and turned over to the father on
their arrival
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-12-24
Divorce Record Is Broken.

New York, Dec. 24.-New York
broke the divorce record yesterday,
when it was announced that there
were $50 such cases on the calendar
in Justice Newburger's part of the
supreme court. Only 81 of the cases
were ready for hearing and the judge
said he might sit again today and at
tempt to clean UP the calendar.
Twenty-four cases were disposed of
before court adjourned last night. The
largest number of divorce cases on a
calendar before yesterday was several
years ago, when a record of los was
esta bliShed
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-12-24
Closed for the Holidays.

cago plant of the Illinois Steel COM
pany, employing 1000 men, will be
shut down today until after the holi-
days. There is nothing unusual in
this shut down. said President Buff
fngton's secretary. THE works are
closed for a week or two at this time
every year. We do not expect to be
closed down more than two weeks
The employees understood that their
services would not be required until
March l.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-12-24
Am Extension Is Granted.

New York, Dec. A.-The company
building the tunnels under the Hudson
river to connect New York city and
Hoboken have been granted an extra
two months before they will be re-
ouired to have their tunnels open for
the public. The original franchise re-
ouired the tunnels to be finished Janu-
ary 1, but the public service commits
sion has granted two months extern
sion. The downtown tunnels which Will
run to JERSEY will not be completed for
a long time.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-12-24
MUST BURY THE WIRES.
An Order for Underground Service in
Kansas City, Kansas.

Kansas City, Kan, Dec. 24.-The
city council passed an ordinance last
night requiring the telephone com
panies to bury their wires along the
principal streets. Work is to begin
within ninety days and the companies
are given eighteen months to finish 1t.
The wires are so numerous that
they almost hide the sky and the
rows of poles make the streets resem-
BILE forest of ugly, crooked, bare
trunks. The ordinance passed with
out dissenting vote.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-12-24
They swindled a Priest.

Pittsburg, Pa, Dec. 24.-Kenneth
O'Connor, Washington. D. c., Leo
Stockin, Buffalo, N. Y. and John
OConnor, of Louis Falls. Mass, were
fined $25 and costs, or 60 days at the
Allegheny county work house. 1t is
said the men received money from
local priest by presenting a letter from
a priest in Chicago. Later they return
ed and insisted on entering the priests
house. despite the fact that he was i'll.
The police were notified and arrested
the men.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-12-24
An Accidental killing.

lola, Kan, Dec. 24.-Ira Say was
accidentally shot and killed here Mon
day afternoon by Frank See. The men
were at shooting match on the
Bible farm northwest of lola. Say
had finished! shooting and was going
to the traps, not knowing that See was
to shoot. A bird was turned loose
and See shot The whole load of shot
struck Say in the head. See is an lola
smelter man and Say is a farmer.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-12-24

sunday. Some misguided individual
went to policeman with the COM
plant that a certain place in Topeka,
where a young lady is in charge, was
selling cigars. The policeman took the
malfnformant at his word and at
tempted to arrest the young lady 1t
took the arguments of several by
ISLANDERS to swerve the cop from his
intentions, much to the embarrass-
ment of the young lady. No cigars
had been sold at this place
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-12-24
To Hold Wage Conference.

Chicago, Dec. PA conference be-
tween representatives of the Illinois
Coal Operators association and the
officials of the United Mine Workers
union will be held in Chicago. Janu-
airy 2. The object of the meeting is
to discuss the new wage agreement
and working conditions. 1t is pre-
dicted that the miners union will
make a demand for an increase of 10
per cent over the present scale of
wages
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-12-24
TO LEAVE WHITE HOUSE.
Mrs. Longworth Is Sufficiently Re-
covered to Go Home.

has so far recovered from the effects of
the operation for appendicitis, which
she underwent on December IL, that she
will leave the White House Thursday
for her own residence. For several
days Mrs. Longworth has been able to
go about her ROOM but as yet she has
not been out of doors.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-12-24
Met on Crows Mes, Pass

Fernie, b. c., Dec. 24-Two freight
trains met in a collision near Mcleod
on the Crows Nest pass branch of the
Canadian Pacific railway Yesterday
brakeman F. Ormsbel was killed and
Fireman c. Won Wald and Engineer Nc
Kinnon fatally injured
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-12-24

tween March 1 and May l. and that Is
months will be required to complete it.
The building will be twenty-five stories
high. with two easements, and it is
said, will be the largest hotel building
in the world. 1t will contain 1,172
rooms
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-12-24
Portland. oreron

Every night at 7:35 a Pullman torr,..
sleeping car leaves Topeka via the
Union Pacific r. r. which goes throneI,
to Portland. Oregon, without chang
There Is no better way to reach ali az
the great Pacific northwest. -
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-12-24
The Pope Gives Christmas Greetings.

Rome, Dec. 24.-The pope was
present at the sacred college today for
the exchange of Christmas greetings
with the cardinals. No addresses were
made, but the pontif conversed ia
nflfarIy with each cardinal, on such
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-12-24
Close for One Day.

Pittsburg, Pa, Dec. PA majority
of the mills in the Pittsburg district
will close down tonight for the Christ
mas holiday. All however, will resume
Thursday morning.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-12-24

topics as modernism and the revision
of the Vulgate. With Cardinal cas-
parte he spoke at some length on the
codificatfon of the canon law
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-09
IaS muocrnc 3iun.

Gbicogn, s. San. - 3ion Gitu,
Scr cbcmoli0c &ird)cnitoot 0cS gr.
uEropbetcn" Sobn Ilcronocr Comic,
miro priootcn geidGitlihen Inter
ne6mungcn cri6loiicn mcroen, mic
Der neltc @crcrol = glufipber Golipo,
Comics Nohfolgcr, oiii5icu betannt
Gcgebcn bat. Sabre lang mar eS Ct.
res Der 8runoprin5ipien Comics &c,
lueient Dob ole 8ei6Gft9unternch.
milngen III Sem Don linn Degriinoa,
ter 3inn GitD ilrltcr Gontrole ieincr
aird)enpcruoltnng itebcu miiBtcn.
Golipo mollte nlld) OIL oicicm Erin,
sip feltboltcn, bod nAod)te iid) cine 10
itorfe Sironnmng gc9cn ouS airden-
Mcgime gcltcno, oob cr gc5lullngcu
lpor, iid Benz @iQen Der Me6rbCit
5lt bcligen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-09
@nnocrbare Rcttuua.

Gin @o'd)ntonlL melder 81 Shm1ocn
lang unter sen Sriimmern zines
oti inn ei1geitiir3terL 6rcnnenocn
@c6duorS Lug, lebcno o%uf9efun-
Sen.
REM Dor'f, s. IrSort. g8ic
our6 elm mobres @ur0er lit I;oGn 6.
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onGcgcbcnl elmer BON Sen Orci 6cuer.
lpebrIeuten BON ser Spribelt- Som.
po0nie gtr. 80, ipelbe uorgcitern
Nben0 boi 0en 9ranoe In benz ied]S.
it0fiqcu neutrality-suspicious. Mr.. 81,
N~ooiepclt Strdbe, oitrf, Sen GinItllr3
Don fjirf Stddperfe1t qulttr Iauicns
Den BON Eounen bon EQpirr6alIen
mo 9uutrilmmcrn begraben purOeuL
Bcrcttct morOcn. Serticrt murOe sc
Itcrlt N6cn0 mad ii6er 24.itiiuoigcr
@ctnngcnlfaft inter 0Clt Sriimmern
bcrouS8cbolt, IN ser Sauptiohr bell
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0etriimnten Gage, in ser cr iid in Der
lonQcn 3cit irincr 8eiungetid)oit be
flnoen bate, bon Gntbehrungcn,
&1lte rl0 NGiie gcihu1dt, mc5r foot
oils IcbcnOig an Die 06crflG6e fam.
Scnte bciinoet CT lid mobl uu0 miro
mo6ridcinlid) onS 6oipitol, in mcl-
dies man i'm bro6te, bolO o%crtniicn
fGnncn.
Gina - Sturoen, ebe er gercttct
Wlrroe, iono man alS &cidc ieinen
&amcra0crt SbomQs &cunon, ser,
lucnt iein &0rper ionit aud gcrir1c
Gerlebun8en mtfptes, oni6einenO
Ollrdl cinen mudhigcn Sflog Qcgen
Den &opi aet6otet mar. &on 9cm brit
ten 6clteruebrmonn, Gdnicl 5.
Campbell, icbltc .6i5 acitcrn }(6eno
lDOd) jeOc Spur, ilno c5 miro ongc-
ltommcr, 0oB er bel Sen ipGtcrcu 2(lti
r1immgsur6eiten ais Scifc gcilln-
Den DcrOcn miro. 9(nfonQ9 bate man
0calnltbt, 0ab icine 9cidc iih in Der
NGbe Seufert'S 'bciin0c, iuOeb ant
nortcte 0ieier, nndjbcm man iid NIT
ibH m6brcuo Der &ettuuaSorbeiten
~pcritGnoi8t bate, SAB er lid in icinem
@efGngrib ni6t riibrcn mo rcgcn
f0lule, lr0 0aB CT. ilid)t ooa @crinIIte
pOn icincm &amcrdocn miiic.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-09
Nltc Matrabcn gcfG6rlidD.

YortlonO, @c, s. Sun.- 9ci
Dem StnotS misunderstanding iinO
Sntcreiientcn Oogcgen poritcqi9 &C.
morOcrL BOP nIondlc tronsotlontii6c
3nnpicr olte u%nbroudbnr gcuor0c.
ne Motraben einfod iibcr 9oro luer-
len, ga iic Damn b0lliig BON Slider.
Ieltten lpicOcr in @cbronh gelpm.
mc, merocn oll6 ionit &crmerOing
iillOen llnb ollf ioId)c @eiie 5uaront.
bcitSoetbreitern lpCroen f0nncn. Die
Ginpnnoerung9 9eb0rocn bobcn
lid III ser Sohc fiir nidt %5uIt1noig
crfl1rt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-09
Ger &nmpf nm ons Wapprsamt in
WciusWurf.

Mem. Oorf s, &nn.- Sn Sem
Gro5elie, meIhct @enerolonmult
&ldion 1cacn 0ic 9eredjtiglu9 SEQ.
., McGIel1n'a nl1i oaS MaporSumt
bon Ncp yorf ciHgelcitct bat, traf
Der @ciWraIampolt bollte FRAT zines
pom Sbergeridt ollagelteaten 9eie6l3
Sbritte, lid ser perid)ieocnen
Stimnlt1ltcn 81 bemd6tigen, meld)e
Die bel ser tebtcn @abl nbgegebenen
S%tinm5ettel elltbolten. Cine Hell5Gbs
hung oieler Stinmen ioa eprntleQ
Itnttiinocn. Sic ~nciiten Der Stimn-
f0Itel muroelt olilcfunoen nell Der
iiegelt uno pom @cneralanpoIt ser
Obbllt pom MGdtCrn onpcrtrmlt. st
li6e Ser @n6lurnen iino jeood bon
Nlnbongern WcGleQan'S ultf Seitc
gcbrabt moroen uno fonnten niht
olfgeiurocn mcr0cu. @eitere geriht-
lihc SGrittc iiNo i'm @un9e, nm Die
l%lebcrgabc Oieler Stiaumfditeny melhe
leit Dem Ginleitcu oes Searlt'i6en
GonteltS gc0cn MtGIellan AT perlhle-
ocnCn Yunften onibemabrt mtrOen
81 cr5mingcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-09
nia;" fiir 9roiilien per Compiler

nia;" iiir 9roiiIien per Iampier
DWieloersfin."
Sumitog, ~. 3olutor.-llm 8 lt6r
NodmittoaS fiir Bermuda per Cant
pier bon SuIifor, Ms.
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bin 9oiton i6licBt bier tdgliG nm 3
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nm 10 llbr 2(6en0S; nadb Ser Stu0t
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llbr 2IbcnoS iiir 6omaii, Sopon, So.
req, Gbino mn0 Ole Ebilippinen Did
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rongirt, OoB lie bel ltnnnterbroGcncm
lle6erlunOtron5port redt5eitig eil.
triiit.
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GoItmeilter.
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@ricf6cf6rbcrnna mad bcm gnSlanoc

0ie mlSlGnoiid)e Goit fir Die nit
ocm ~. Sanltor 1907 en0enoe Wod)e
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llbr SormittagS bis 8 llDr lbeno5
oiien alSgenommen Sonntag.
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idlieBt nm ) llbr Nntnlittogs am Z.
uno If. Sonllor uno iiir @roBbriton.
MEN mo SSrlano GienitngS ltn0 Srcis
tags I'M 5 llbr Nohmitta9S.
0ampier iabren bon New.Oorf ob,
ncnn nidt nnoerS ollgegeben.
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N6cnoS iiir europa per Sompfer go
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pier bon Bottom; INN Z ltbr AlbenO@
fir europa per 9ompicr YMeu-Yorf"
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fiir SrIono mliB per Nem-yorf" be.
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europa per Sompfer oGtruria" nid
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fir Cuba, Ollcotan uno Gampede per
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llbr Mbenos fir Die @nlnma.Snieln
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fir Curtis Sslonb mo ct. Domingo
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Compiler y@oamo" pia Snn %SSitoll;
fiir Die Ga Yloto!S tooten per Gom.
pier oGaiiloa;" fir Sortllne SSlaro
mo Somoifn per Ganpier SCR
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-09
@crOcn ocportirt.

YortlouO, W}e., s.. San. -
Erince Wtjdlel, elmer Scr GiiDrcr ci-
ncr Sctte, meld)c bier 5lt &anoe lunter
Dem Nnnlen .Iie ucltc Qua" ooer Oo3
g6ouS S9rocl" befanHt lit, fam Deltc
nit iciner Satin olli Dem Camper
oGrnroa" ans &ipcrpool bier an, lmo
oic llntcn iltdunga Gommiiiion Ser
neutrality-suspicious. or0uete Oic
Deportation Oc9 Gbcpoorc9 an. IS
crbclt, Dab WfidJucl, nud0cm or me-
gen ciuc3 in 1892 beganBencll Ser
brcGenS picr Sabre I'M ,}u6tbauie SIT
Sadion, Wiicb,, perbradt bate, BORT
Mttcr ser ge0ingltng cntIoiien ml1roc,
0aS 9dnO SIT pcrIaiicn lul0 nid)t SUI
rild5utebrcn. ST beBo6 itd) n1d) Gng-
lalr0, no cr ieit0Gn gepnDnt bat. Gr
bcballptct, er iei ourd) cine &abel0epe-
id)e, meld)c ibnl ucriidcrte, OaB ieincr
Hildfebr nod Sen Ser. Stooten 9tidt5
I'M Wcgc ltche, bepo8en mor0clt, bier
fer 81 folnmcn. Ou CT bic 9eOingun.
gen ieincr GntIoirlng gcbroGen bate
uno Die 6rnrt inn tSollc %iei1er @ie0er-
einferfcrunQ ser 9e60roe 5ur &ait
iallen niiBte, 10 mltrOe Die 0eportas
tion Der 9eutc beiGloIien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-09
Spnnta0sbicr in ct. Gouis.

81. @ouia, Wio, s. San. - Gor
&ihter s. 3. 9iibop pom &rttsgc.
ridbt iinO Die GcrbonSIungcl1 in DC.
5ltg ullf Den gcrid)tIihch @cfebl be
goltnen moroel, ourd) mclfcn oerEo-
li5ei pcrboten morOcn mar, ben Der
folti pon Bier an SonlttoQcn in Sen
G%iub5immcru ser 8rcrDerp @orfcr5
giiociotion 81 pe%rbinocrn. Ger BE-
febl ,pllr0e bon &idter 9iibop erlai.
len, nohocnE Die Eoli5ei III OcluGlubs
lofolc cine Ho55io unternommell mo
0rci Ycrioncn pcrbnitet bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-09
Stein 9ampfcrfrieg in Sid)t.

Gcutld)e &inicn BON Ser Ntcllcrumg
ser @bite Star . 2inic por6cr in,
iornirt.
Ncms NoEf, 8. San. - Gle
Hodridt Dob sic 8bitc Stor.@inic
einen lbeiI i6rcr Gonlpicr nod Dem
britiiden &onal Oirigircn miro, gub
jll Der &ermlltbltng InluB oaB Elm
Gonfurren5fric1 Der cugIiihen Clinic
nit Den 0cutidcn &inicn beporitchr.
Noran lit jcOodJ nid)tS No6reS. IS
mllrOc Gcitcrn poiitiD bcbollptct, Oab
Die oclttidJen 2inien BON Ocn YIGnclt
Der Mbite Star Clinic porbcr utter
rid)tct porOcn iciCu.
Die Camper oN0riotit" oGcea.
mic" oWioieitic" Wlo yErutouic" DON
Der @bitc Stnr %iuie mcrOcn in 3u,
funit in BIDmoutb GbcrbOurg unO
Soutbompton onI0uien mdbrcnO Die
S6iffc Baltic" yGcOric," nGcItic"u.
pNrobic" no6 mic Dor Den Gicnit
nit &iuCrpOol permittcln mcrOen.
@ie e@ beiBt, iob li6 Ole oMbitc
Star &inic" 5lt Der }lenocrlut0 per
onlnbt, neil bic .Gu1orO ginie"mit
ibrcu ncltcn 5ltr6incn Gumpicrn
oCn NCrtCbr }luii6Cn 9tclu 91urf ltn6
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-09
Sploatcn oes Mifabu amf Sauaii.

Sonplulu s. San. = Sbgleid)
ser grobte Sbeil Der $50 Sapalter, Die
init Dem yGbirtio" bier anfamen, als
arbsiter flaiiiii}irt lraren, bat lid
fciner oerielbcn ali sic Ylantagen be.
acben. Mtan ertoefte, oaB niele Der
2ellte ebelnalige Solbaten Des Wifabo
moren nno ibre llniiorml nit lid) 0e-
brad)t boben. Sieluobilen I'M oricnta-
Iienild)en G.llarticr %5erltreut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-09
ltnamigcffGrtc SrosDoie.
@lltigcr aompf in ser &obnung ei.
ner Monifuriitin. 80 Cine 6rou
Qct0otct, 0rci onOerc Eerionen
t00ttih Dcrunn0ct.

'NN"ANNI
Nem DQrf S. %olr. - Sn Ell
ncm enticbtiacl Sample, mclder ii6.
lpie id,on fms RencI0et geIteru 2(benO
fltr3 @or 10 l(0r IN DER @obn1ng Ser
6rau gina Mci9man in Var. so, 8cIt
80. StraBe, nbipieItc, mur0e 6rall
@ct0man crnlorOct, enc an0cre 5rolt
pur0e Ourh Ocn &opf geihoiIch Elm
Wonn cmpiing cine mn6ridcinIid,
t0otIidc <gcInmOc in sic 9rult ltlO
elmer mltr0c nit 9rGBlid 5eridnitte-
mem Safe %gcfln6en.
@i5 nud) Mittcrnodt mar es ser
EoiIjei nod nift gcIun8cIL cine Aui-
fIdrltnG ser Ero800ic SIT crtongcuL 0a
on.ideincn0 iGmmtIide Mitpirfehbe
altBcr StonO 0cicbt marcn, ir1cnO ct
mas 81 crfldrcn.
Trou 8ei0mon mar sic SnDo6erin
zines Wonifltr-Borlor i'm ,Sotcl
gn0icott" an ser 81. StraBc uno So,
llnlbuS. glpcmtc, meld)e5 in Dem lQb-
ten So6r3cbnt Ser Sdouplub elmer
9on}cn Scrie bon au%tnitrop6cn Acmcs
icn lit. Sic mo0nte nit iGrcr IiIiitpns
tin, Ser p E25rc nItcn EauIine va.
Oci, in sem }Lplrtmcnt5allie an ser
Neit 50. Strl6c, in 0cm lie gcItcrl
Nbeu0 loren lo0 iinOeH ioate. 6roll
WciNn0n. cine 6iIbidc, 36 3n5rc ate
FcriClL uur0c Don jipei &ugclu
Oltrd?bo5rt ul0 jucintll nit cincm
&lIirrclier III Sen Sal5 gei6nittcn.
$bre @pid1rtiIL Sri. Ho0eI, mllrOe
ben elmer a.tlcl 1T sen &opf 9ctrofien
ma ibr 3uitlnO mar onideincuo boil
mut0aIo8, ol5 iic nad Sem NOoieOelts
Ctr. sSoipital 0cbradt mlroc.
George 6alcn, ein an ser gtte Ser
Columbus 2luemIe lll0 Der ST.. Str.
etoblirter 9lumcnbGOler, rptroe 0ltrG
Die 9rllIt gci6oiicn lltO aud er idieR
nit Dem SoOc ST ringel, ais or naA
Dem @oipital gcbradt mllrOe. Die go
Iijei ser G%cpierpod)e al ser @eIt 81.
Strobc Hubm i'm in &uit. 0aS pierte
Opfcr 0ea 8lutbo0es lit ein Wotn,
NanlcnS GSrcO. 9ergmonn, 0eiicn
Sails ShnittuutOen orlfBciit. Scinc
&%crlcbungcn iinN niht toOtlid).
NeriiAtpciic %oerIontet, 0uB Salon
ito6 eincm beitiGen 8ortmedic( nit
Sroll @ciOman eincn &epolper ge5o,
gen un0 lie nicocrgei6oiien bobe. "a
oltber Ser ermor0etcn 6ron uu0 oelt
Orci &cruun0etcn mGbreno 0e3 Strei.
te5 9tiemano in Der @ohmtnq gene.
icn 5u iein iheint, u1o oa fetncr Ser
Scriprnoeten im Ston0c. it, 9p!sfnnit
81 ertbcilen, lit es ni6t ulblt6gli9,
0oB ser mo6rc Sudperbalt 0ieier Nj
foire itbcr6nupt ni6t aligeflGrt per.
0en fam. o..
CSpdter.) - @ie IS beiBt, ia.
ben Salon, 9ergmann luto Sri. Hos
Oel 9(ll&iiAten allf @enenung. 6a1on
ioQ 6rou @eiofnan 9et0Otet, Die 3ruei
on0ercn 8eripnen pcrplmOet uno iidJ
Damn Iel6It 9ci6oIien boben.