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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-26
MAY BAR WI 7. FANG
Objections Raised to Return
of Former Chinese
Minister.

Washington. d. c. Sept. 25-Accord-
ing TO unofficial information. repre-
sensations have been made at the state
department within the last twenty
four hours impeaching the character
of WI Ting Fang. who has been named
oy China as minister TO Washington.
There is some reason TO believe that
the appointee may be barred as a per-
soma non grata when President Roose-
Welt and Assistant Secretary Bacon
pass upon Minister Wu's eligibility.
object to wu's Conduct.
IT is understood that objections are
made to WI not only on the ground Of
his conduct while formerly in Wash
ington, but because it is stated Mr.
WI took advantage or an abnormal
state OF affairs in Pekin to secure his
reappointment to this post
According to this account Prince
Ching, who Is really the titular pre-
mler OF the nowery kingdom, is aging
rapidly and has lost interest in public
affairs. He does not even attend the
cabinet meetings regularly. and in con-
sequence his influence with the throne
has greatly diminished.
! Yuan Shih -Kai. who promises to sue
ceed Ii Hung Chang as the directing
force in China. is practically dominat-
/ ing the Kingdoms foreign relations.
Sir Chentung LANG Cheng the retir-
ing minister to Washington. upon re.
turning TO China. went first TO visit
his relatives in Canton. in the south
instead of to the Chinese capital. II
is asserted that had he been In Pekin
he would have cast his powerful IN,
fluence with Yuan Shih-Kai against
Wus appointment. having always ex.
pressed himself as opposed TO hi.
methods.
China Makes No Inquiries.
The appointment OF Wu was mad,
without any inquiry being made a
Washington as to his acceptability.
While most nations take some step
to ascertain the acceptability OF a min
lister. there is no absolute Requirement
on the subject. and China has here
tofore simply named its representa-
: tive and allowed a nation to object {
him If 1t cared 10.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-26
COLLIDE IN A Tunnel
Scores of Americans Face
Death in a French Rail
road Wreck.

Paris. Sept 26.-The lives Of scores
of homeward bound Americans were
imperiled when the second section of
the special train carrying the liner
Adriatic's first class passengers from
Paris to Cherbourg was telescoped by
the Rouen express at the mouth OF the
Breval tunnel, just beyond Nantes.
The engine of the express tore
through the rear car OF the ship spec
ial which was filed with passengers.
How many people in this car escaped
instant death is regarded by those who
were in the wreck as little short of a
miracle.
SO far as has been learned no one
was killed and no one fatally injured
Neither the railroad nor the White
Star line officials were able to furnish
list of the injured. The best that
could be obtained at their offices was
the assurance that not more than ter
passengers on the special were hurt.
The collision was due to the negii-
gence of the crew of the ships spec.
ial in falling to place either lights OF
torpedoes on the track behind the train
as required by the regulations when
train halts in a tunnel.
On account of the large number O
| home-going Americans the Adriati
/ special was run in two sections. TIL
first carried the first class passenger
and the second class baggage. 1t ha,
cleared the tunnel. which is 500 yard
long. when 1t came to a stop becaus
of an accident to the locomotive. TIL
second section. which was a few min
utes behind the first, was stopped b,
a block signal as 1t emerged from TIL
| tunnel.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-26
500 REWARD, 500.

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
ore dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its sta ges, and
that is Catarrh Halls Catarrh Cure
is the only positive cure now known
to the medical fraternity. Catarrh
a constitutional remedy. Halls Ca
tarrh Cure is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system, thereby de-
stroying the foundation Of the disease,
and giving the patient strength by
building up the constitution and as
sisting nature in doing it's work. The
proprietors have so much faith in it's
Curative powers that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that it
fails to cure. Send for list OF testi-
monials.
Address: F. ]. CHENEY & CO.,
Toledo. o.
Sold by Druggists, 75c
Take Halls Family Pills for con-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-26
GOMPERS CALLS TAFT
UNFIT FOR PRESIDENT
Labor Leader Attacks War
Secretary; Appeals
to Unions.
BEGINS FORMAL CAMPAIGN
Shows From Judges Former Political
Manager Rulings in Favor
Of Corporation.

Washington, D. c., Sept. 26.-samuel
Gompers, president OF the American
Federation Of Labor. began a formal
campaign against Secretary Taft as a
presidential candidate A five page
editorial appears IN the official organ
Of the federation under the caption
Taft. the Injunction Standard Bearer"
In the course of it Gompers says:
Secretary Taft's contention with ref
erence to what he terms the boycott
would If carried TO It's logical result.
lead to the dispersion and forcible
breaking up, by court orders. OF every
assemblage Of workingmen. however,
innocent or lawful their purpose, and
to the notification Of all their agree
ments
""Taft Playing to Capitalists"
The fact of the matter is that Sec
rotary Taft as a presidential aspirant.
IS 'afeard' he may have ruffled feather
here and there in the plume Of capital
istsic power He substantially assures
them that If they will but give him
their support he will hand over to the
tender mercies Of the worst elements
OF the capitalistic class the working
men of the United States, bound hand
ana FOOT SnackIeu Dy inJunctlonS, Tor
which he viii stand.
"One of the reasons which he gave
for advising the people of Oklahoma to
reject the constitution was that, in his
opinion, it contained a bad and danger
Gus restriction upon the power of the
courts to grant and enforce writs Of
injunction. The Injunction. he declared
was one of the most valuable. benef-
cient and essential instruments of law
and justice.
The provision to which he so seri-
ously objected did not limit the power
to issue injunctions. 1t only limited the
power of judges to punish alleged vio-
lators of injunctions, to send them to
prison for alleged contempt Of court
without trial by jury.
He seemed wholly in earnest as he
argued that it is essential to the pro-
lection of the poor man that judges
should have the power to find mer
guilty of contempt and give them pris-
on sentences without referring the
facts of the case to a jury of the de-
PENDANTS peers.
TT shows that he has not changed
his position since his campaign IL
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-26
FOUND DEAD IN A HOG LOT.

Francesville. Ind. Sept. 26-Chris-
tian Gottler. 76 years old. was found
dead in a hog lot five miles south of
this place. During the absence of the
family the aged man is supposed to
have attempted to feed the hogs and
while STOPPING over the fence he was
seized by apoplexy or paralysis. and
fell into the lot. His corpse was badly
mutilated by the hogs.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-26
Chicago Association of Com
merce Prepares List of
"Gilt Edge" Firms.
STAND RIGID EXAMINATION
New Directory Primarily Designed to
Help Out Country Buyers
Card Plan Urged.

Chicago. Sept. 26-Chicago is TO
have a trade blue book" The com
mercial -four hundred" is to be class
ihed and placed in a directory which
shall be a guide by means OF which
the real business men and concerns"
may be recognized by prospective buy
ers from abroad.
The names listed have been selected
after most careful study of the methods
Of the virous individuals and the gen
eral rating of the concern by the ex-
ecutive committee of the Chicago as
ISOLATION of commerce, and were pre-
sented at the meeting OF the ways and
means committee OF the organization
yesterday.
Although there are other trade
journals covering similar ground" said
William Hudson Harper, editor of the
Bulletin" of the association. after
a study Of the majority, feel safe in
saying that the one just completed will
be the most valuable directory in the
world"
To Aid Country Buyers.
While the directory is primarily de
signed as a help to out of town buyers
who come to this city to purchase
stocks. the members of the association
feel that II VIII prove equally valuable
to its membership.
In order to be placed on the list a.
| "desirables," a business houses reputa
ton for fair and square dealing mus
be above par. Questionable concerns
and those whose business methods will
not stand the searchlight of investi
cation will have no more chance o
breaking into the polite society" o
the business -four hundred" than hav,
climbers" with social aspirations ant
nothing else of breaking down the bar
riers of the ultra exclusive set.
Must BE "GiIt Edged"
For weeks the members of the com
mittee in charge of the work have beer
busily engaged in the selection OF thos
merchants and business men who's
names are to grace the book. Thei
; methods of doing business, their pas
! reputation, and their rating in the fl
t nancial world have been taken int
consideration and carefully weighed
The fact that concerns have been es
tablished for years. while a strong fac
tor had but little weight in making tn
selection for the business blue book
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-26
ELECTRIC BULB CAUSES A FIRE.

Thorntown, Ind, Sept. 26.-whilo
storing hay in the lot OF L. L. Graves.
livery barn it is supposed that an cleo
trio bulb was accidently covered up
and that this was responsible for a FIRE
that destroyed the barn and contents.
Loss, $4,000.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-26

Congressman LittIefeld's district last
year. He still seeks to evade the Is
sue. to find sophistical reasons for up
holding a monstrous abuse. He was
one Of the early injunction judges, and
as a statesman and politician he is evil
IDENTIFY determined TO defend his past
record.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-26
REMOVAL NOTICE.

DR.. H. e. Sharrer and Dr. w. H. Davis
announce that they have removed their
Offices one door south to the rooms over
the Model Clothing Store.-9231w.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-26

Your store ad is not adequate If you
sell any seasonable goods that are not
priced in fl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-21
auis min rAfronum miro.

Der 8eruf beS Qitronomen 1T Elm
re6t IeItener. Gs gtbt auf Der oan3en
Groe taum 800 prottiTde IItronomcn.
SIM ongemeinen erI6etnt Dem QroBen
9ubliflm Elm Menf6, Der Ii6 nit oen
peltfernsn @ebilben bcs timber iums
beY6dfti9t, GuBerit intereTiant uno fpnz
berbar. uno man Iicbt g~ep6bnli9 in
Dem Gterntunbtgen einen etlpas ges
DsimniBpo(len Meni6en. - 9ab oieie
Weirung porberri2t, tann manfsr
Mitronom beltGtigen; gt6t es bod pisle
9Iibenoe 0erebrer Der Gterntunbe, bie
in Der Shat gu glauben 19einen, Ser
@Itronom femme aller Deisbett lebten
G6lub. SIS biirfte intereIiiren, oab
fi9 9erube unter Den @itronpmen Iebr
piele @utobibatten finOen, 2eute, sic
aus Gem Bureau, Der @erfItott poer
Dem 9ar,rnbpf itammen; lino metIt
iino es bebeutenoe Namen! 60 tpar ser
beriiDmte !Seridel, bcoor ,er NItronom
purbe, Militdrmui liter; Der 9rpBe BEL
lei mar 3aufmann, 8rubns, Der
friibere 9irettor Der 2eip6i9er Stsrnz
iporte, mar SdIoier, Der grobe Wtonbz
fprIder WGbler mar S9rei6lebrer,
SanIen, Der 9erporra9cnoe Nrbeiten
iiber Die 9eipe9un9 Nss Mlonbes lie
fcrte uno Director Ser Sternmarte in
@otba mar, bate urfpringIi6 Die llbrs
ma6erei erlernt. QeDerrier, Srdnts
rei6s ~beriibmter Iitronom, ser Gnts
oeder oes Neptun, mar Steuerbeamter,
Meipcomb 3immermanu, Weber (aus
9eteIob) 2uroarbeiter uno 9irt. 3pei
Der a~ngeIs9eniten lebenoen oeutI6en
g(itronomen: !Sermann 8. 8Iein, Der
MonoforI9er, un0 ~. Milbelm MieDsr
tparen 9u6bdnbler, IIapb SaQ, Der
Gntoeder Der Marsmonbe, mar 3ims
hermann. - Muf Nen erIten 8lid err
idleint es fpnoerbar, oab 70 piele be-
osutenbs Gele9rie ouf OieIem @iiIenss
oebiets, aus tleinen 1erbGltniHen
itammenos Mutooioatten iino. Der
8runo liegt inoeb Dor alien borin, DAP
gera6e gu bisIsr MiHeni6aFt piel Sbeas
liSmu5 uno cine aIles iberpinosnoe
2isbe CUR Natur geb0ren, oenn gerooe
Ole @ertreter oteIer @iNeni4aft toms
men b0tIt ielten in Die Gage, pefunidre
ooer Ionitige nenncnspert6e dubere
0orthetle al errineen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-21

,ypnen muI.,,j 70 Die, oarar, Dab mir
Ssbnen Sen Barrier bon SepiIa' oors
ipielen?"
Sans unb oar n;dt," dntportete Ser
s3u71aucr. .i@ Gin nur ossbalo 6ierher
oetomnen, peil iA bette. ss mUro'
bier tiibIer Tcir aIs 0rauber. Q(ter .s
1T ia cine Iolde SAmiils in Sbrsn'
Sbeotsr -"
,Mon miro mp6l psr9e'Ten 6oben st
liiftsn," cntgegncte 3hiron, irunsr lie
bensniiroiqer lperbeno. .gtlio ss tisJt
S6nen pirtti6 nid1t piel oarun?"
rgtber ih pieosybole Sbnen: cans
unb gar nichts. abioIut niAtb. 9itte.
o~enircn sic fi6 m%einetpe9en gar
ni9t."
.8ann bite i@ Sic, an 81. 8aFe 5t
se9en uno iiG BEN BreiS S4rss PIubes
5u%riidaablen gu ldIien."
~Nein msin Serr, oos pGre ni6t
anftanot1."
.Misio?"
sd babe nGmli6 Elm TreibtGet."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-21
9mmer a%nndnoig.

SIN CONNER 1874 lpur0e an eintn
i6piilsn Suiiabeno i'm OosonsG heater
in paris Der Barber ron SeoiQa"
segcben. nit osm hefannten Gdnger
Sbiron in ser 6auptrolle. Der Dor
bang eebt auf, uno sbironsJisuro, Der
tereit itebt, Die 8omun3e, ipelde Mlma:
biba on Roiirsrs 9ulfon iingt. auf Der
0uitarre gu bsgIeiten, pirft einsn traus
riaen Ylid in oen oumpfigen, i9leht
belcu9teten Saat. Sas 5ous 1T ooll
itGnOig lesr. G6er 3birons idarfe5
Quge entoett i'm BARRETT snbli6 bod
einen 3uI6auer. elmer ein3igen. DER
ernit unb un6epe9lih baiist. Oarauf
ge6t Sbiron bic an Sen Rano Der
9iibne bot. mddt cine gerbeuounq, III,
man iie am !6ofe 9uolpios oes Bier
Sebnieu nid)t ~elegdnter ausfi1ren fonns
te. uno Frngt nit iie6ensparoia iitsr:
seusenoem 1one uWsin 6err. liea.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-21
Gin Sdcr, in DER Gooeslunor.

Bon 0em 5~ran5oIen 2abite, Dem
ipibiesn @erfuiier 10 pieIer lu'tiger
S1pGnte, niro Elm meldn9otii6er
S6:r5 aus ieiner 5ooesitun>e er3Gblt.
Dieter Y8ouoepiliite" mar i'm 2eben
Elm liebensniiroiger uno ~tiefiinniger
p9iloIopb, ser Dem 500 nit beitcrer
Sselenrube ms Quge iab. Smile g(us
gier. Der al5 lan8idbriger 5rcunb ni6t
bon ieiner Geite piA. er3dbIte nun aus
oiefen Saoen fotgenoe tIeine S3ene:
nStellen Sic 'ih Dor, bdB es 9sItsrn
2abife Elm treniq better eine.
nGr lag I'M gett, unb Iein Sobn. elm
ausgcsei9netsr Sobn, Itano eini9e
G9ritte Rom 9ett entferrt. 9l6b!i1
iibertam ben iungen Mann. Ser eirgs
Mpnate borber ieins Srau perloren
latte, cine tiefe grauri9feit. Gr frat
Oil oas 9ett Teinss 9aterS. beugte 'i4
iiber i'm un0 tiiBte i'm 5driIi6. ,Wenn
9u lie bort obcn pieoerieber pir't, ioge
ibr ia, baB i6 ie ni6t pergeiIen babe.
90 olitt elm MATES QGhetn iiter Die
s3ii9e oeS Sterfenoen, unb er ontnor'
tete mii6Iam: nW04teIt Du ibr oa5
ni1t lieber Ielher teTteaen2"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-21
Die seknidite fi0nigsiilic.

Sn einem @or5immer bsB Su1ti5s
miniiteriums 81 qo;is itebt cine StuBs
ubr. Die mebr als Elm SubrGunoert aft
lit unO 10 gut gin9, O1B ie felt Wiers
fhengeosnien ME a~u5ge6eiert perOen
mubte. Gir3lih itan0 lie a6er fill un6
ipuroe einem u1rm16:r anoertraut, Der
ni6t tpenig er'tount ipar, al5 CT beim
MuseinanSertsgen Ges @ertes aui
einsm Rdoe Die SnI@rift faro:
sd, Sean 9lon4et. bate am %.
IuguI, 1892 eeleben, ME 9anton
Gle iieur 9dntor"O oa5 Spmbol bes
Qottli6.n S0~ni9tbum8 entpei6te, in
Dem er cine ellie 3er6rlh. Die Den 3ets
ger bieIer ll6r 3jsrte." 9a5 ipiro 10
srtidrt; Wm 10. QuguIt 1892 purOe
Canton gum SuTti3miniItsr ernunnt,
GumiQ, Ts5moulin5 mar iein &dbis
nett54sf uno Tdprc b'Gglantins 'ein
llnter6sT. Die ubr Itano in ieinem
&a6tns.t. uHo i6r GROCER 3eiger Lief,
lpie eS oomo,3 Cit. mar, in cine So
ni9s,j.i. aus. Sby Nnotit 6ereitete
Canton NergerniB. uno eine3 3a5.s,
as sr be'oaNeys gereiJt mar, faBte er
bas Gmttem 0's aDniJtt9ms 3piIGen
oi. 5;Haer uno 'nidt. ss. Ter llbr'
made. Scar 8!2ahs. mar aufduig gu
aessn. unc sic -ob. Shat cmp0rts Iein
rona.;It,Ifss 6crs, Gr iagts ni6ts,
fe.:ig., absr 81 9n;6rift an, 81: man
iet! aeIGrNn b..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-21
AMslan0

@epfGnbetes 9 d. lift,
9u5 g%eitranoets beuti6: SdulIdiff
,SirIt Billion" 1T nad) 0muioen, SOL
lano, eingsi9Ieppt poroen. 9ort
Ipuroe es auf &erdnla6ung Ginger
S9iffer 9epfdnoet. Die 2eute bebaupz
tsien, fir Die 8ergung @nIprii9e auf
$4,000 @uIoen ($20. 1907 gu baben.
9 Ii rgermet ter ais
9 T q n 5 It / ter. Sn benz i0Gs
1iIfen StGothsn Siebeulebn lpuroen
Ser Siirasrmeiiter unO Is 9irger II
ter Dem 8eroa6te perbaftst. neun
8rGnbe gelegt gu Daben, nm Die @nts
i6GoiQunsen bon Den betreTfenoen
Observation-Disclosures eintaIiiren
gu tpnnen.
3pe NAL oeruugI ii q t.
Sine 50iabrige Wiitne in GbemniB
lam iniotgs Der Gis9ldtte duf Der
StraBe 81 San un0 brad ben Nrm.
Sic besdb ii0 ipfort gum Ir3t, Der
ben Irn perbanb. &aum bate tie Die
Wobnung hes Wr5teS per!ahen. aIs Tie
dbermals %arsglitt uno nun audi nod
einen SUB brad.
Sum 108. male berurs
t I. Dom G6offenocri6te in
2%onosberg, 8ranoenburg, puroe Der
SOpfer Sanui9eipSti ipegen 8ettelnS
Su elmer !Softitrafe nit lleteripsiiung
an Die 2anoespoli5ei6eB6roe perurtbeilt.
9otei purbe feftgeitsllt, DAB Der 9raOe
in % Sabren bereitS 107 Nal porbes
itruft porOen mar.
0as groBc 2oos m
- g a b e. Nas @roBe 2oos Der
Niirnberger Subildumslotterie lit
sinem 9auern in SanOersborf Sugefals
len, Der Oos Coos taufte, als er nod
frii6 uno eeIunb mar. jebt aber I'M
Grobe rubt. Gr bate 0a3 Coos iorgs
fGItig in ieiner Glei0unJ oeritedt uno
niemanO etipas bon oieie EN- S6ab nit
getbctlt. Grit iEm un6 iein:r Gleioung
manoerte aud oas Coos in ois @ruft.
Die !Sinter6Iisbenen oe8 9auers be-
o%ntra9ten Die Grbumirung Oe8 Sooten.
SO erbdre Seilung.
Gin in Nttten, DeitfuIen. ipobnenoer
Monteur lit felt pielen Sobren an
S9lperb0rigtsit. Sic an Soubbeit
gren5te. 9ei Der a~ipeiten Grploiion in
Der 3oburitiabrit in osm nabegele9enen
Dinner peilte Der Mlonteur in unmits
teIbarer NG9e Der 5a6rit. Na4oem er
ii6 bon 6em ausgeItanoenen S6red
ettpas erboIt bate. Made er bic freus
oige embedding, bab er ourd) Die
furd)t6are 9%etonatipn Teiu Geb0r pies
oererlangt bate.
q d Of ig III 8adoe n.
Ser 80jdbrige ~e6emuljge Saufmdnn
&oniB in poqnop. Yommern, Der idon
felt langen Su6ren oboadloS fuar.
nGdtigte in einem 8adofen. Der bon
Dem Better morgens unge5iinoet
ipuroe. W(s man ben @rets in benz
9adofsn entbsdte. Itanb feline aleibuns
idou in Slammen, unb er tpar liber
llno iiber nit gcunopuneeu bebedt.
&onib b~erItarb duf Dem transport
na9 Dem &rantenbauTe.
3.ni 6en Gisberaen n.
Die Samburger WiermaItturte rGcuus
DOR" traf auf Der S0Ge bon &ap Sorn
ni6t nenieer als Sc groBe Gt3berge.
bic tbeittpei'e 200 tis 300 Sub aus
Dem 8aier D,rporrasttn. 9as Sdifi
bate nit ungebeurcu S4tpierigfeiten
su tGmpfen. UNI aug Dem Gistrift ber,
ous5utommen. 3DiI6en ben Gisbers
gen trieb cine groBe Wengs tleinen
3reibeiles. in Dem man piele S6iifss
trimmer bemertte.
Opfer eines 9erufss.
Der als Qliiitcn3ar5t an einem 8rans
!enbauis gu @aAen tbdti9e Or. Sart'
mann 5og ii6 BEL ser Setticn elmer
Qeibs cine tleine g8unbe am Singer
gu, ole er ~unfan9s niht b:a6tete. Its
Der gar3e @rm fart anihpo1, bali
tein @esenmittel me9r; Der crit "a
Sabre dlte gr3t erlG5 Der glutpergifs
tung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-21

Sene neuen mooerneu 5meiit5diacn Sdufer on
Der g~toros@urIeDs Stra6e, 5luiiben Der sSniri
mouni.gpenue mlo SabeiiesS trabe; eerentirte
Seeuer, Srotipire uno Sole; elnailirte Ndoes
Gtratenrilafter aus oergldSicn 3ie9eIiteiueu,
slb3ugSianaIs8 erbinoun9. 8eaueme Ierfanie.
geoingnngen. Treis 5000. 90. 9runb3ins $50
pro Subr. giebmt Die ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
CONS.
Galter 9. @sitphal, an On uno Stele.
(Hopl5-Se1D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-21
Eritene Weigrnboaeu.

49, N'gN'
ortiges GOn3ert CAB i'm Sabre 1853.
bn!o na6oem er aus Der 3ibirif6eu
Qerbannung G742 bis 1852 au;iits
getebrt mar. Ger ruYiiThe 5efbherr unb
Gtaotsmann gurtbart Gbrift. Graf b.
Minni4 ieiner Ssrrin. Der 3arin aas
tharina II. Qleysjstpna. NiGt oob 81.
multi lei oisIsm acn3ert sire feiors
oere getpeIen nGrs, bas mar oter Der
5a0 nit einem Steil Ger sur @nnens
6ung tommenoer Snitrumente. Sic
go1en Der Gjeigen ndmli9 bate Graf
b. WunriN nit Den Soaren jsner Jslbs
sei6en DRobi6peiie") fefpa1rsn laIs
fen. Die er in isinem bon 1853
tpd3renosn 9~ldn8enSen Jslo;uge esasn
bic Giirisn bon Osn feino!idgn DUas
fern er6eatet bate.
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@cnc bcntiAc gniicolnns im iunnigcn
SwSnr

9ln 5ipci SauptbabnIinien; f11nes. ~geiIrhes
0Iina; feline 9Ieger; eritrIaiitger goocn in iIeis
ne Sarmen eineeibcilt. nud etnige r3olrn
2ots." 9cringe gn5abling, febr Iei6te Yeoiis
Elm padr Sunoert Spnnr3 pcfpart bnbet ino
germ fclbIiitdnoia iueroen mht1ien. Gdberes bel
HERMANN 9aoen1pup, Pr. til, Guro.GharleS.
GtruBc, Baltimore, NIB. (Septf9,1O
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Grfunoigung Stuoent:
.Srdi Wtitucr. mor8er iriib I'M s
llbr miiiicr Sic mid wcteu."
GuGrtierirou: Slln0 monn iicbcn
Sic nit Ser 9oftnr?"
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2 d)Iau angcbrod)t t. 8a'
Itclnn: nIieien Selm Gier hat @rof
Hoo bon Gonnerlhmert IN scr
Sd}lodt pom Nanep getrogcn, icet -
bieut CT ais Srinfselbbihie!"
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5000

faufcn cinrS teucr mpbcruen Sduier NIT icdss
!3imntcrn al WpIesStrnfe, 5ipiidIcn Sairmunnt.
Mpsuuc nnb SugcttcsStrnke. Seller, Sot ino
5rpituir nit Cement belegt n1h %neneite @tnrib'
iuneet, einfblieblih SlpufeHfdnnl : MltblIb.
@rlinoSins nlir $50 pro Jdbr.
e. 3. Gallagher, Bnumeiiter.
@iireau Nr. 24o7, 5atrnountsaoenue.
(2O4--)
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Gin Saraain fir tbeimitGtte-S ndIer.

Scbn ELDER elfen urbarer garoes thr 0es
miliebau, IN W,eileu bon Der Habnftattou uno
10 MeiIet bon Der Staet, bet NufterrfnnnIen'
lar,oiirase e%ntierrt, tn sinne grunheI.Gourib;
Rreis $3.50.
4ubcrbem ein 8 unb IL aher 8ruHstR6 nnb
eiu 2 Nder @rnnbth6.
SdItte a.een Nnar; steii naf Sbret Beauein.
ltnfett. 9omuIt porbereitet gum MbfGlub oes
6anbeIs. Dern gu6 hos 2ano aefdut.
nScpern Ncaltn G%Ouhpang,"
Nr. All. Worb-G aarlss.etrate.
(rpni.k ny
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8cio at ncrIcihrn.

Vile, ,ue!de GciS srbraaden, iptedlen hier
urr. @rleibcr nuf SnIdre. Wi1belu II, Grub
eiGe1ibuiu. Sm Nertraucn. &eirc eodf=S tiiccs
Wiciboocn. Baltimore 9upclfmcnt Co." gr.
12G, Tpro' gacasStrasc. (27S-)
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NarnlanS Glaitel Qoan NIToeiatipn.

$40 bis $500 iueroeu ecrtie6ca auf Wubcln,
Eianos etc., pbnc 9atiernuna oericibrn.
Gcit /. SaHuar 1905 b~efilneu lid inferc 1iis
realir lpieoer in inherent alien Gpfale,
Gni0erf Clubbing,
Dem @erthis9ebduoe 9eeeniiber.
9irtncr Tr. 300. 23i. 233 ~(5ueiter Stlir).
eRopIsGds Garctte. uno ct. Iagf. strnke.
Gonbruir5 tir Gef6aiisfreilnoe.
(Topg. fS.9&Gl
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gu uictBcu gcIndJt:
.2u mirtGcu gcInmt:

Gin ocu,ibcr Ser piini6i 5iuet urtiOblirte
Simmer .0ci elmer 9cbi octclt Santilie III mic
tbcn. L'tcriei inter Us. e. 4" an bic @rpes
oitiuE biCies Slattcc. tS-19)
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9as rigoIte Ganb bes
3iergartsns ttsit! rem Wintsr
i6sr i'm rohen 3uitanOe lieaen. oamit
3egen, S6nes. Groit. Rsif. Sbau uro
Commentator auf baiielbe einlpirtsr
torren. Dor Gsbrou6 miro oalie!be
Damn gebiinst uno pieber sssroten uro
eshartt.