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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-05-24
PREMATURE
BLAST.
RESULTS M DEATH AND MUCH
PROPERTY DAMAGE At CHAT
TANoooA.-ENeIRE AND
TRAIN HURLED FROM
BRIDGE.

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, May 10
Three men killed outright. three
others so seriously hurt that they will
die. and two others badly injured. in
addition to the crashing of a Southern
Railway freight engine and eleven
cars through a bridge into Chatta-
nooga Greek; the destruction Of three
residences and a pile-diyer nearby.
was the result of a premature explos-
ion at $40 o'clock this afternoon of
a blast at the foot of Lookout Noun
tain. on the Southern Railways Stew
enson Extension, which is being con-
structed by W ]. Oliver & Co
The bridge was crushed in by sew
eral tons of rock hurled by the blast
just as the Southern Railway freight
train No. II was going on the bridge
Other pieces of rock, hurled for over
400 yards. crashed through the pilot
of pile driver Of the Nashville, Chat
tanooga & St. Louis Railway, which
was at work driving piles in Chatta-
nooga Creek for a new -viaduct, kill
ing Engineer Shafter and Fireman
Hyder instantly.
Other pieces of rock, hurled five and |
six hundred yards, struck the resi-
dences on the side of Lookout Noun
tain, crashing through the roofs and
the floors of the buildings.
Four Greeks who were working on
the new line, some distance from the
blast. were struck by flying pieces of
rock Two of them are at the hos
pital in serious condition.
The blast was set off by j. Ford, a
for the Yarnell Brothers,
contractors for Oliver, against the in
Structions of the contractors. He had
only been employed for a short time
by the company. At a late hour he
could not be located The blast was
1ne of the heaviest ever used on work
n this section of the country No {
was given to the residents in
he vicinity or the Nashville Chatta-
looga & ST. Louis road, whose prop
'rty was destroyed. 4
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Rhea Shelton had time with q dog
which he thought was a mad dog one
evening this week. The dog went
under the house. Rhea, armed with a
six-shooter, went under after him.
Before he got ready to shoot, they say,
the dog decided to move and he moved
in the direction where Rhea was To-
Gated. Rhea decided to move, too,
and in his hurry to get out did con-
siderable damage to the floor and the
surroundings of the basement of the
building They say that his face bore
a ghostly appearance. He shot at the
fleeing dog, but the shot went wild,
and the dog disappeared.-Linooln
County News.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-05-24
RAILROADS AND
WALL STREET

Fifteen years ago, and in the perioC
surrounding that time, the problem
with the railroads of Georgia and the
| South was, first, the maintenance o.
property and service. The railroads
were for the most part in the hands
of practical railroad men who realized
that successful operation was depend
ent upon the ability of the property to
handle traffic safely and expeditiously
The payment of interest in watered
income bonds and the like, and even
of dividends on bona fide stock, was
made secondary to that of mainte-
nance which was necessary to meet
the demands of traffic.
These were the real railroad men,
the practical railroad men" who, Mr..
Ryan says, should be in absolute con-
troll, but they did not suit Wall street,
which had already acquired many, and
was arranging, through reorganiza-
irons, to acquire more, millions of
watered securities.
What is the value of watered Sc
curity if it pays no interest or divi-
dend?" Wall street asks. Then they
set about to get interest and dividend,
no matter what the cost to the ship
pers.
Then began a reversal of former
policies. Practical railroad men were
called upon to turn their practicabirity
in the direction of providing income
to meet the demand of watered secu-
rites, and to do it, 1t was necessary
to make service and safety a second
And so the situation has reached
point where even Wall street cries
out aloud, Take the railroads out of
Wall street and take the tricksters out
IF the railroad offices!"
They should never have been car
led there in the first, place, but now
hat they are there, and the evil re-
suits of 1t are all too apparent, 1t is
90 late to cry Radical! Demagog-
c." when the people propose RENE
lies seeking to restore the old-time
policies and conditions. Truth is,
nothing has been proposed as rem
,dy anywhere near so extreme as this
'ery evil to which the remedy must
'e applied. The pendulum must
wing back. but the backward stroke
will be one of deliberate moderation
IS compared with that which carried
millions into the Wall street till at
he expense OF the public.--Atlanta
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-05-24
COUGH BACILLUS FOUND.


vienna Cable to New York Press
Heinrich Albrecht, professor of pa
biological anatomy in the University
of Vienna, has discovered a cough
bacillus which is identified with the
Influenza bacillus. From this bacillus
the professor has produced a serum
which, when injected into rabbits,
causes acute Inflammation. of the
heart, thus showing why it is that in
luenza exerts SO injurious an effect
upon the human heart.
Physicians believe that Prof. Al
brecht's discovery will prove exceed
ingly valuable in improving the
serum treatment of influenza and
coughs.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-05-24
HIDDEN DANGERS.
Nature Gives Timely Warnings That
No Columbia Citizen Can Afford to

No Columbia Citizen Can Afford to
Ignore.
DANGER SIGNAL NO. comes from
the kidney secretion
you when the kidneys are sick. Well
kidneys excrete a clear, amber fluid.
Sick Kidneys send out thin, pale and
foamy, or a thick, red, ill-smelling
urine, full of sediment and Irregular Of
passage.
DANGER SIGNAL NO. 2 comes from
the back Back pains, dull and heavy
or sharp and acute, tell you Of sick
kidneys, and warn you of the coming
of dropsy, diabetes and Bright's dis.
ease. Doan's Kidney Pills cure sick
kidneys and cure them permanently
R. r. Lunn, grocer, living at Column
bia pike, Franklin. Tenn, says: "FOr
the long time that was forced to en-
dure the severe, sharp pains across
the small of my back and the torture
] experienced on the least exertion,
was given much cause to believe that
my condition was a serious one. To
even lift anything would bring such
suffering that for a day or so / would
scarcely be able TO get around. did
not rest comfortably and when first
hOoO III luC AhOA hCAS IA w nav
worn out The kidney secretions were
scalding, highly colored and so irreg'
ular as to cause me much annoyance
both day and night. realized the ne
cessity of some immediate help and
was Just about to undergo ! treatment
when ! was aasised by my brother to
give Doan's Kidney Pills a trial. 'He.
had heard them so highly spoken Of
and thinking they might be just what
needed, had procured box for me
After taking only a few doses, was
convinced they we're doing me good |
and by the time had finished the box, !
] was cured. Doan's Kidney Pills DO |
more than is claimed for them"
Plenty more proof like this from Co |
umbia people. Call at Adams a Mar
tins drug store and ask what custo
mers report.
For sale by all dealers. Price SOC |
Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo, New York,
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
axe no other.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-05-24
HOME PHONE COMPANY
GETS INTO GALLATIN

GALLATIN, Tenn. May 15.-The
Home Telephone Company has been
granted franchise for operation
In Gallatin, and the poles are now
being placed along the Scottsville pike
between Gallatln and Westmoreland.
where the company now has an ex-
change. This Is an independent com
pany ard The rates viii be much low
81 ;hsn iiose pcE Lei-g paid
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-05-24
REVIVAL OF WATER
TRANSPORTATION

Public interest in water tranSpOTta
ton has experienced a marked revival
in the past ten years, due to the con
viction forming itself in the public
mind that it constitutes the only eff
fective regulator of railroad rates
Legislation may be successful in abol'
! fishing determinations of various
sorts, but it is only competition that
will reduce rates. The efforts of con-
gress and the legislatures to enforce
competition have met with very
meager success. Attempts to fix max
imum rates are liable to be ineffective
or unjust-to fix the maximum higher
than necessary, or lower than the
costs warrant. There is some compe-
tition between railroads, but most of
it has been suppressed. The only
real competition is between the rail-
road and the water courses, for which
reason the railroads are trying to ac-
quire coast lines of steamers, as in
the early days they got hold of most
of the canals and put them out of bus
mess But the seas and the rivers
are open to all, and it does not require
a great deal of capital to enable man
to become a competitor by the owner
ship of one or two boats. Most of
the capital put into a railroad has to
be invested before any business can
be done In water. transportation
man may begin OH small scale and
develop his fleet as his trade increas- |
es. There is a prospect now that the |
of rebates and similar |
devices will REVIVE river steamboat
ing. Last summer one steamer went
down the Missouri to st. Louis-the
first one to make the trip for many
years. Several years ago the Mis-
souri, river commission reported that
it was not worth while to keep the
river lighted The tonnage of freight
at st. Louis by water is only
half of what it was twenty years ago.
The tonnage of freight shipped out of
st. Louis by water is only one-eighth
IF what Ii was then This shows what
las happened to the Missouri boating
interest, The principal cause is said
% be the low rates that railroad are
Wiling to make to get business away
rom the river. OF course, they do ,
lot offer these rates at all, but any
me who was likely to ship by the
liver was able to get cut rate from
railroad If the railroads are pre-
ented from cutting rates and are
compelled to maintain their schedules,
t is predicted that the boats will !
ave a chance to do business. Coarse
reights they can carry cheaper than
he railroads can carry at profit, but :.
DR. the sake of disabling a competi-
DR. the railroads have been willing to
AIRY at loss anything they could :,
ct away from the river. A new era !.
I water transportation may be one
I the beneficent results of enforcing
he square deal" upon the railroads. :,
Philadelphia Record.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-05-24
ELKS OFF FOR
CHATTANOOGA

Messrs. Mora b. Fariss. Cleveland
Bunch. H. H. Harris. John sowell,
Jones Bunch. John F. Houser and j..
r. Walker of Columbia Lodge Of Elks
are attending the State Convention,
b. p. O. L. in session at Chattanooga.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-05-24
Hasty Conclusion.

do you get any honey. grandpa?"
Honey, child! Why should I get
honey"
We'll. mother says you've got bee
in your bonnet. The Taller.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-24

NSNe iEr'S Nuelant beipraf C.. ylafne, Rr.
ga, p(t.o baltimore. etr.s nabe 0nipm Nsniesstoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-24
@erWegcne ylnd)t.

Gbicogo, ST., %. Sept. = Sn
Dem mitten in Der Stoot belegenen
County = @efGngniB idloiien g~eitern
5lpei @efangene einen S6lieBer unh
einen iogcnonnten nSruItp" in cine
3eae Elm llo entfamen Damn our6
elm SenIter i'm pierten Stofperf Dor
Den Iugen elmer galt5en Nn5abl bon
Eeripnen, mel6e bon Der SQinoiSs
Strabe aus cine balbe Stunbe lang
5uiaben, ipie lie Die Giicnitdbe ourd).
lGgten, inbem tie glaubten, boB Die
Iusbre6er grbeiter ieien. RoG elm
britter 8efan9ener frod ourd] oaS
Senlter; enblid) gine Der Wtenge ein
2idt olli, Tie l6lug &Grm urlo Der
Oionn 5og iih nab ieiner 3ele 5u.
rid. Snncrbalb peniger Wtihuten
iette Die Yoli5ei aud) ben beioen aus.
gebro6enen nah, bis iett bat ober
iiber oeren Grgreiiung nidtS Der.
lulitet.
Die beioen entfpnmlenen @efangcs
men beiBen @m. &ogers uuo Stan.
lep @eitef. SSn llebrigen glalbt
man, oob Die gor5e Nffaire MIR Ben
3lped bate, Srant GonItantine, oelt
am Samltag ST. lebenslGneliher
3udtbausltrafe pe~rurtbeilten MDrs
Der oer Srau @elltrp, lpeld)er bis ges
tern III ienem Sbeile bes @efGngnii.
les in%ternirt ipar, 81 befreicn.
(Spdter.) = Statlep @esclet,
elmer ser Sliidtlinge, lit bcllte mieoer
cingefangen iporoer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-24
Scarf uno fein Gabe.

SnbepenOence . 2igo mill i'm ollt
ibrem Natipnul : Gonpent mo-
miniren.
G6icogo, %. Sept. - Die bic
iige .Sribune" mcloct: Wtitglleoer
Der Gbicaoo'er 3mcig , Organization
Der Snbepenbence 2ign peroen otele
@od)e nab gtetp 3 9)ort pilgerll, no
am Sreitog i'm @ilieD Soule cine
Gonferen3 itottfinoen miro, Inn Die
Domination bon Wl1. Randolph
Seorit gum oemofrotiideu Erdlt-
oentlhofts Gonoioaten I'M nG6lten
Sabre por3ubereiten. 3und6It lit
Der 3mef Der 9onferen5, Der Snoe-
pen0ence . Sign cine rationale Or
ganilotion 5u 9eben. Nad Dem BON
einem Der bieiigen Sreumoen SearIt'a
mitgetbeilten Elone miro Die Gons
feren3 in geelp = Oorf einen Ndtios
nal = Gonpent einberuien, nel6er
BON alien 3mei9 = SerbGnoen Der
&iga our6 0elegotcn beididt iucr.
oen iol. 0ieier Gonuent miro CT.
mlGdJti9t iein, GonoiOoten fir ErGii-
Dent uno Gice . YrGiioent oltf5ultel-
len, unb miro Dem Oemotratiidcn
National = 6onpent ~pornlSgcben, oas
nit Die &iga ibre Eluttform uub ibre
GonOiooten nod Dor Der 3uianmera
tunft Der 9emotroten f%itnO9ebc.
9lu6 ioll Der Acknowledgement Der
Siga ben oemofrntiiden StuatSsGon>
penten po~ralIsgebcn I'M Oieien cine
Inleitln9 81 geben mo lie oauon
a~b5ubalten, lire 0elegoten gum De-
motratiiden National . Content fin
etnen onbercn Gunoiootcn ols Seurit
81 perpflidten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-24
IS luirS srOfartis,

100000 iouen in ser Saltptltaot
@crito'S arf Die 6etirung oeS
SefretGrs Hoot perpenoet per-
Ben.
Can antonio, Ger, 90. Sept.
- 8ie cine bier eingegangc1e Spes
5ialoepei6e altS Der Staot Werifo
meloet, Fat eiu oortiger bober 9eam.
ter, ilber sic porausiid)tlihen Soften
beirugt, welhe Die &egierung olli Den
~9roBartigen @mpfang oeS Staats-
SefretGrS Goot 81 perpenoen geOenft,
erniOert, Der barauf 5lt permenoenoe
9etrag meroe permutblid) 100000
ilberlteigcn, lpobci oie Softer bon Eri.
pntieItlidfciten, oeren cS cine grobc
Wen9e geben miro, gar ntft i'll Be
tradlt 9e5ogen moroen iino. Sn Den
leitenOen areiieu in Merito bat nan
Ole 8epdnOer fir oieic 3eitlidfeiten
in Earis beItelt. gu Sen bon Eri-
patleuten peranitulteten 6eitlidjfeiten
gebort ord) Elm BON Wanuel Bud
uno ieiner Satin allf ibrem poluit.
orti9en @obniit III S%occpbapa gegc.
bencr GROCER Bali.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-24
Sic ySdJiuar5e SanS."

Sunger 9ltri6e ongeblif Elm unirei.
miaiges @erf5eue oes @ebeim=
bun0es.
Eunr utQmnen Ya., %.
September Der 10 Sabre olte
Sranf Iooms, Der, mie ct beballptet,
ge5tpungen mlroe, lid Sem perbre6es
ridden 8ebeimbunoe Der nShmdr5en
9ano" in Dem naben 8~rubenorte
@nliton all6llihlieBen, ipltrbe bel Dem
SerIltfe, oas Saus oes 9ergmannes
Salpatore Spaneut nit Gpnamit in
Die 2uit 5u iprengen, beute iriib u6-
gefaBt. GapitGn 8obinion bon Der
Staats. Gonltabler Wannidaft nabnt
Die Serbaitltns Dor. aoams bate
cine NIT Gpnamit gefiilte Same, Die
geniigenh Sprengltoof entbielt, nm
Elm gan5es S%duiergepiert 5erltoren 81
fonnen, inter Ben Sprbau BON Spas
neutS WoDllDQltS 9elegt. Set DER
Serbaitung mnroen bon l%lnbefannten,
Die permltblid Witglieoer Der
yS6mor5en Sano" ipare1, aus einent
Sinterbalt Shiiiie auf Gopt. &obins
Jon ab9e9eben. Ibanls legte eli, boil.
itanoigeS SbulobefenntniB ab uno
be5eidnete ais Gonplicen mebrere
Y%erioneIL Die, lpie er lagt, i'm nit
Dem Sooe beorobten, Inn i'm sur Ius.
fiibrung oes geplanten 0%pnamitoer.
bredens 81 5uingen. Cine rploiion
miiroe Den Sob bon II Yerlonen Der.
uriatt baben. Ioams mrlrbe bel Der
Ibfiibrung in oas @eiGngniB bon Den
miitbenoen Srtsbepobnern beinabe
aelpndt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-24
Wuro mnS Selbitmuro.

9ep- Oorf, %. September. =
3u unglaublit raidler, brutaler Sbat
bat iib Elm iiinaerMenih, Gbriitopber
Sans Hihnrot, binreiBen laiIen, in
Dem er aus gcringiiisiser llriahe Den
Sotel.Glert Games McGaiiertp, or-
eeIteIlt in DEM rGentral Sotel" oil
ser IA. Strabe mo 3. Mperue, ourd)
eineu Sdub ms ,6erS 'nieoeritredte.
Der Woroer madte oaraiif iuiort Ben
Serillh, ait6 iein 2eben 5u enoen uno
io9tc li6 cine augel in Die 8ruit, 10
bab er id)mer perfett mliroe. Seine
Seilung ioa inoeiien nod ben letter
Nadridten nidt auseeihloiien lein.
Sipiihtlih pes Strifes in berl
Shubfabrifen BON ct. 2oilis mar
geltern Die Sahlage unperdnocrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-24

Ser "gufentbalt III Dem Sngorepter
miro pom 3. bis gum u. Sftober
ba1lern Phi Der Riiffobrt naf)
@%Snitington miro ErGlinent Hooie-
uelt in Iitsburg unO IN Der Scrmt'
to9e bel 9toibpiue Ne0en bolter. Int
lebtgenonnten Srte miro bic &eoe
Dem anOenfen ocS Erdiioentcn Sad
ion 9etpiomet ieirl.
GapttGn Subion's wit
tbeilungen.
IN Dem ieBt peroiientliftenSerl tt
bes Captain @iQiom y. SuoIon pom
@enie Corps Der gunoesnrmee, mel
der ais militGriider Sohperitano!.
ger Ser ruiiiihen grnlee IN oerlytonos
idurei mdbreno oes ruiitid) iapanl-
idbCn arieges ottodlirt mar, lit cine
benlerfensmertbc Steae entbnlten,
melde elmer in bieli9e1 eingepelbte11
areiien furiirenoen Dtittbeilun0 5lA
Tolge ie6r piel oa5li beigetragcn boz
ben ioQ, Sen TrdiiOenten 5ltr Gntlens
orn9 ser %0eiomn1tet SdIod)tid)iif,
5lotiQe 5u peronIoiien. Ser betreI-
ienOe Nbitnitt in DEM Suolon'iden
9eriht lolltet iolAenocrnloBen:
IS lit intereliont, lid ous5umds
len, mos it6 ereignet boben milroc,
menn sur 3eit beS 9luSbrldeS oeS
ariegcS Die ruiiiihe 6Iotte i'm fcrne't
@eiten ultf einige geoedtc &reu5er
~beid)rdnft gcucien uno ole Sd)lad,'
idiiie in bcn beinlil6en 0%epolierIl
5rtriifbebalten moroen mdrcn. Is lit
poQfommen ei~nleud,teno, onB IN iot'
dent Sale I'M Sonlmer 1903 nafJ
Dem ariegsihouplub cine 6lotte BON
Qeniigenoer Stdrfe butte %entiunot
meroep tonnen, INN Die inpaniidc SIT
erDriiden. IS lit in Der Ibot nid)t
or5lncbmen, OoB sic Soponer einea
aria9 bcrbeigefiibrt bobcn niirben
menn Die rlliiiide 6lotte nift gcro0e
10 5erItrclt gcluclen marc. iuie cS III.
men am beltcn poBte. TicS lit notiir.
lih cine ieenldnmiihc 6rage, aber Die
strategic lit 81 WaIier mo 5l Ganhe
%qroBcntbcilS gleid) llnO mon nlllB lit,
munOcrn, morllm mir cine 9lrl5obl
Shlodtldiiic in Der oIiotiiden Sta.
ton Galtcn, lpclde ser @efobr ollSge.
icbt iillO, pernidtet 81 mcrOcIl, foQ3
ploblid) ein &ricg altsbridt."
q encral 8un0cS 81 ulpa 1T
Vonaportc aus GDicago
uric If.
8cnerol , 9unbeS E Anlpolt 9o-
naportc febrte bellte bierber 5uriif
un0 mar an ieinem Ylllt inn S5lIti5-
9eportement. @r peigertc ii9, nG.
bere guSflrtft iiber feline S6Gtigfeii
iuGbreno ieineS 8eiltfS in Chicago
81 gcben, allBer ooB er Dem oortigen
9ii%noesunipalt Gins brieilihe Sn.
itruftionen iiber Die SmmllnitGts-
Sroge I'M Safe ser Gbicogo II. gI.
ton 9obn gegeben babe. Sieier
grief miro ipobriheinIid morgen I'M
Scridt oeS Gibters 2anois oerlelen
meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-24
Spfer cincr &ciIel Grpluiiun.

SrntIIe, Ohio, %. September.
- Der Gampffeiiel zines meitlid,
gcbenoen Sradt5uges Der nYennipl-
pania 9abn" erplobirte belite nabe
Burton Gitp, nabreno Ser Sug nit
elmer SdneIigfeit BON 20 Weilen pro
Stunoe iubr. Gonbuftel,r George
Hodbia, 9relnier $. Grum unb 2oto.
motipiibrer @illiam Bran murOcr
eet0btet unb Sei5er Sranf Iiiile
mabrideinlih tootlid) perlett. Web'
rere Wdnner uno cine an3ubl mertb-
boiler Rennpieroe, neld)e iid IN Dem
eriten @aggon binter Der 2ofomotipc
befanben, entfamen unperlest.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-24

terlDQ0S : S|pnoentloH III SlSltH9 1etH
uno Der YrGlioent miro ouf bemGoE-
bent cine lei1er barafteriltild)en Ne
oclt baltcn.
Ser Er1iioent miro bann ser Gipi'
liiation fir einige 3eit be1 Hiifen
febren uno lih bem Sagbpcraniigeil
in oen @iIonilien bon Norb . 2our'
Iiono ergcben. Sieier 5beil bes Tro'
eromnles lit bauptiddlih bon vipil'
oicnit 4. Gommili1r WeSlbennp emit
morfen iporoen, Der in 2ouiiia1a fiir
einen groben S1eer unoS portsmann
gilt. 9as oiii5ielle @eiol9e bes Tra'
oerten inter Der 2eitung oes Stills
iefret1rs 9otta miro an Der @ren5c
bes Soaoeebietes 5uriidbleiben irnb
bort iou cine glrt Bureau erridltet
ipcroen, ourb meldes Der FrGiioent
iibcr nne midJtigen 8eldebnille aitf
bent 2atfelben erbalten peroen' lou.
Iud) Die Den ErdiiOenten auf ieiner
9roben Sour begleitenoen 3eitIngs'
Gorreiponbenten merben IN bieienl
Bureau . Stanoauartier 5uriifblei=
ben. llebcr Die SertlidJieit bes Sago-
layers oes Erdiioenten lit nod nihts
befannt eegeben lporoen. Gr. Siren,
gommiii1r McSlbennp, Elm paar IN
time 5reunoe 0es HrGiioenten unh Ell
nige 5iibrer merocn ben YrGiioenten
nad oent Sagorepier besleiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-24
Die Yro5ciic sescn bic Eennipluamicr
&apituls : Wauucr.

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