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Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1907-12-11
OKLAHOMA SENATORS
Formally Elected at Joint Session
Of Legislatnre.

Formally Elected at Joint Session
Of Legislature.
GUTHRIE. Okla. Dec. 1l.--Both
houses Of the first Oklahoma legisla-
ture. meeting In Joint session today,
formally elected Robert d. Owen OF
MuskOgee and Thomas p. Gore Of
Lawton as the FIRST representatives
of the new state In the United States
senate. The proceeding was a cut
and-dried affair. as Owen and Gore,
both OF whom are Democrats. had
been previously selected By a primary
and later appointed By Governor Has
kell. Gore has the distinction OF be-
ing the first totally blind man in the
upper house OF the national legisla-
ture.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1907-12-11

Head Of United States array signal
corps who was q figure az the roeaaa
asronautic congress and who u IN
charge Of army experiments in air nav.
lsAtisa.
Monroe City Democrat., 1907-02-07

ST. Joseph. Mo, Feb. 4. Roy
II. Behler, 10-year.old son OF
Charles G. Behler, a druggist at
1924 Main street, in fit of anger
yesterday picked up strych-
nine tablet from the pTescrip.
ton case and swallowed it.
Makurg his way to the family
re- drnce, three squares dis.
tant, the boy reached home in
time to fall on the floor Of the
parlor III convulsions. and was
soon 4 corpse.
Monroe City Democrat., 1907-02-07
The Dyer and NOland Cases

For thirty years Col. Pat
Dyer of ST. Louis has stormed
up and down the state demand
ing that the Republi can party
should be permitted to "see the
books He was lately per
mitted to inspect set of books
which appear to have been bad
ly kept.
A jury in the federal court at
ST Louis acquitted his son
young D P. Dyer of the charge
of embezzling SOL, 500 from the
sub-treasury where he was em
ployed under Assistant Treas
urer Atkins, and uow it looks as
if no one would be punished for
the loss of federal finances,
neither does it appear that the
shortage will be made good, as
bill has been INTRODUCED in the
national congress TO reimburse
Atkins for the loss. Secretary
Shaw says that he does not
think Mr. Atkins should be sued
on his bond and is willing that
the government should pocket
the loss.
Somebody got this money.
Who knows who? Ii did not
evaporate or fly out Of the win
dow. The morality OF the pub
lie service demands that there
should be something done to as
certain what became Of it and
to punish the guilty. Mr. Atkins
bondsmen should be forced to
make the shortage good even If
the RooseveltIan nuNity so
Cortelyou and Paul Marion does
hold good in their cases The
public Is entitled 10 knoT why
and for what purpose this im-
muuity is extended. They have
waite patiently for some TINE
to see the work Of lnve s%igation
begin, but no Indication of such
fort is forthcoming. The prom
sed Investigation by the con-
gressional committee seems lso
tu nave been lost in the haze.
At the trial young DYER ad.
mitted that he had comm tied
forgery, that he forced bal
ances, and that he was "a noisy
money spender." but he DENT d
emphaticallY that he had taken
the money. Then he was ac-
quilted. Now his father says
that the young man will not re-
enter the government service,
but will Iroceed to make an
honest living if the Id peo-
pie" will let him alone. Dyer is
himself a government Official, a
paid servant of the people whose
interests he Is supposed to serve
and because the people saw fit
to take an interest in the case
agdinst his son he resents it, by
the use of abusive language.
His family has lived off the pub
lie for a quarter ot century.
and yet he sees fit 10 take ex-
ceptions to their modest ln-
Monroe City Democrat., 1907-02-07
w II G U meeting at Mrs,
W. L. Ely's next Tuesday.
Lovers III.omsnsd Pressn,

Near the entrance of the cathedral
of Seville hangs a patched and painted
crocodile, which once served as a
princely love token that failed Of it's
mission. In 1860 it was sent by the
Sultan of Egypt to beautiful princess
of Spain, who declined a Bultor whose
first present could scarcely be said
TO speak 'of affection.
Monroe City Democrat., 1907-02-07
Roll Of Honor.

OF Monroe CIJ Public School
for the fifth mouth Of school.
Grade Luc,"e Craudan,
John Frazer, Dee james, Man
ming Humphrey, Vivian Lee,
Louise N, Is "a. AIecn Orr, Cecil
Swareugcr, Wulie Nolen.
Grade .. Harold Ballard,
Mary DiriGo' Willie Evans, Lu-
ellie Forsy the, Cora Ruth Haw'
kins, Juliet Marshall, Leila
McGee, Dorothy Patterson, Cor
nelia Tuley, Travis Willis.
Grade 3 Lenore Bristow,
Dai,y Crandall, Marvel DeLasb.
mutt, Dllola Jones, Paul Mad
dox, Gertrude Young.
Grade 4. Paul Kern, Baxter
Bond, John L. Nolen, Aura Lee
Ely.
Grade 5. Lula Werner.
Grade 6. Auna Belle Ely,
Ethel McNutl, lone McIntire,
Bertha Naegelin, Gertrude Rob
ertshaw, Gladys Willis.
Grade Z. Lucy Kern, Nora
Jamison.
Grade &. Agnes Leake, Mil
dred Buell..
CHAS. b. HUGLEY, Supt.
Monroe City Democrat., 1907-02-07

james M Johnson. Jr is back
again from his Texas trip. AS
soon as suitable building can
be erected for him at Mercedes
on the the Rio Grande, be will
return there and open private
bank and general merchandise
house.
Monroe City Democrat., 1907-02-07
Sites.

William Ey Sites, one of Pal
myra's popular men and related
to Michael Lander's family of
this city, died of consumption
at his home yesterday morning.
Monroe City Democrat., 1907-02-07

Mrs John Demaree, of Bloom
field. Iowa, and Mrs. Elizabeth
Howell, of Palmyra, were call.
ed to this city Sunday by the
serious illness of their grand
mother, Mrs. Wilcoxen.
Monroe City Democrat., 1907-02-07
To Revive a Pen.

When the business end OF the pen
wears sharp and begins to scratch,
hold it in the fame of a gas lamp for
an instant, If one is convenient, 9TH
erwise smooth the point with a small
file or piece of emery paper.
Monroe City Democrat., 1907-02-07

quiry when they want TO find
out where that $61, 500 went to
A few months ago an eighty
year-old man, Weiss, postmas
ter at Estell was checked up
and found TO be $80,short in his
accounts. For this dire crime
his bondsmen were forced to
make good the amount and
Weiss is now serving a year in
Jail. Someone was punished in
that case.
Democrats will not forget
that Ed holland was sent to
prison for his detalcation and
that Pat Dyer and his hench-
men were never sparing in the
the heaplDg Of ahGSe on him and
the ma king of party capital of
his offense. They will not for.
get, 100, that it was d Demo
cratic judge. Democratic jury
and Democratic attorney who
sent hm TO wear stripes and
they wills not forget that it was
a Democratic governor-t b e
FREUD OF holland who refused to
pardon bin. NotA the differ.
ence.-St. Joseph Observer.
Monroe City Democrat., 1907-02-07
Little Girl

Edward Hayden is as happy
as a big sun flower. L. is a lit.
tie Miss and weighs ou!y 81
pouuds.
Monroe City Democrat., 1907-02-07

Miss Sadie Hagar has decid-
ed to accept a position with a
@ uiucy firm and went over
there Monday 10 assume her
du ties,
Monroe City Democrat., 1907-02-07

Miss DAisv Haudley, of Perry,
has been the guest of her broth
er, W, W. Haudiey, and sister.
Mrs, MolIie Bowers.
Monroe City Democrat., 1907-02-07
In Prehistoric Aoss.

Some scientists believe that North
America was in contact. during prehis-
toric ages, with Africa and with Eu-
rope. the former connection coming
nrst
Monroe City Democrat., 1907-02-07

Tuesday. Mr.. and Mrs. j. S,
Scott left for Albany, Texas,
Wray Fuqua and Mack Green
for Brownville, Texas, and W.
r. P. jackson and wife for
Midland, Texas.
Monroe City Democrat., 1907-02-07

DR.. 1, W. Read, George A.
Hawkins, Walter Dimmitt and
J. H. Robinson left Tuesday for
Galveston and other points in
Texas. 1t is a prospecting tour,
Monroe City Democrat., 1907-02-07

Mrs. Sarah Theihoff, of Hun
newell, spent Sunday in Monroe
with friends.
Monroe City Democrat., 1907-02-07

Mrs. Gertie Ford, OF Hanni
bal, arrived Monday to visit her
mother, Mrs Ellen Marshall,
and other relatives.
Monroe City Democrat., 1907-02-07

Marshall, Mo, Feb An. B
Wright, who has been in Jail
here for six months for killing
Alfonso Grayson. was acquitted
of murder Saturday night, the
iury's verdict beng self-defense.
Wright is Is years old.
Monroe City Democrat., 1907-02-07
Mrs John D. VinciI Dead.

Mrs. Vincil, widow of Rev.
John d. Vincil, died in st.
Louis Sunday, January 81, from
the result of the operation am
putating her left limo.
During the holiday season
Mrs. Viucil was in a crowded
street car when some one step
ped on her foot bruisiug it bad.
ly, gaugrene followed, which
necessltated amputation.
The funeral took place Mon
day at Columbia, Mrs. Vincil's
former home.
She was about 60 years of
age. Rev. John d. Vincil died
about a year ago. He was one
Of the most prominent Masons
ia the United States Mexico
Ledger.
Monroe City Democrat., 1907-02-07

Miss Mary Martin, of near
CIapper, has been with Monroe
and p Palmyra friends.
Monroe City Democrat., 1907-02-07

f. II. Edwards was a Palmyra
visitor MondaV.
Monroe City Democrat., 1907-02-07

Joseph Bick and family, of
Glennwood Springs, Colo, have
been visiting relatives in Mon.
roe City and vicinity.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-16
Meinmna ucridJieNcnbeitcu suiidcn
Mid)tcr nnS SnrD.

@rou0Goncn Did, IS. Noo,
--- Cine Slrp crfldrtc beutc S8illinm
Sfitnmel ser nor IS Monaten pcrs
ijbiCn Grnor0unG 0e3 2aoenbeiiscrS
M1rtin @oIocn 5u GcniIon ifuiOig,
ollcin 9iid0tcr &o1bam IticB Oa3 Gcr.
0ift nm un0 crtl0rtc, OoB 0as 3cua.
nib. luelde8 iif g0u5lid o,f I'm.
ItonOSbenciie beidJrGnfte, boS Geroift
nidt redtjertigc, Ger &ihter entlieB
S6nnmcI inter $500 9iirgi6aft
Ger bcl,tilc Fro5cB mar ser jlucite
iii Sen frollidlcn Safe &n crItcn
IrojeIIc fcnntc ii0 Sic Strn niht
ciligcn. ShiluncI mar mn Gage
bc3 Mor0c@ nobc @olOcn'a 210Cn &c
icDcn uor0cn, pcridmnno lu1llittcl-
bar olrNrI uno lpitroc crit cin ,inbr
IpGtcr alliQCIlu,Geu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-16
Strnscubabn Strife in yunisuiac.

2oui9pillc, &u, t5. 9iop. -
Ger 5mcitc StraBcnbobn.S Stritc IN
2olliauiuc mncrbolb iicben Otonutr
nobm bcutc iriib icincn 9lninn1 mo
bate cine ioit Qdn5lihe GinitCllrnA
0cs Vetricbcs jllr ,SulQc Die SolI9.
OiQc Strobcnbobn Gonpaauic be
ld6iti1t cma 100 Monn, pon mel.
dcn 900 }ur o}lmnlganoteo 9liiociN-
ticn oi Strcct Noihuop GmpIopcc9
9eb6rcr. Sic 5trIrcr iorocrn b0bc
rem 2ohL jouir @icbcronitcIlun1
ctlihcr cntI1iicncn @e0icuItctcn
NGGreuo 0e@ &otmitt1Aa lanatCn ar
800 StrifcbrcUcr aus Gbicaap mo
,Sn6ian1poi2 an, lul0 lore gInflnit
brottc ocn Strorcn Sonb19cI olri
oic Ncirc. zcdSjcbn Nlbcit0rcr
ipurocn nod por 2Iiittog meacn Stcill-
mcricna, &cripcrrin1 Scr (Sclciic
lmo Sc1nl06ml Der Folijci perb0'teI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-16
(srcfutiu tScbGubc ucrfnnit.

HiucOln. Acbr, Is. Nop. -Sou,
uerncltr SbcItou lit benohricbtiQt
mor0cm, 0oB oo2 1refutip @cbG,rpe
bcrtc ucdcn nititGnoiNcr Stcncrn
bonn SATIRE 1899 Ocrfouft uorocu iii
un0 0ub 0cul HGlicr cin @ciiGtitel
Guagcitclt lUerocn miro, fnQa 0it
Stcucrn m0 Soften niht bc}ublt
mcrocn. Die Stcuern bcIouicn ijh
mrI S;|32 rmo Die lIntcrclcn uno $40.
itcu AM SS3. Ger Stoot bottc oo6
Scb0loc I'M Sabre 1899 bon ocn@cr
Stndtcn NotiC)nitcr in Merifp, 9
T.. lbonlpioL nm $4,000 gcfulit.
(Gp0tcrJ t9cncrnl 9(npnlt
[boupicn int Dcutc cntidie0rn. 0nG
Die iru9lid)cn Stcucrn crit nod) Dem
Nertaui oc> Gigentbum5 OIL ben
Stoot duaRcihricbeu mlrOen, uno
Dab oo5 Scb0lloc 0ober Itcuerfrci lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-16
Trr ncuc Stant.

q q hi0Qtp,i :. g.. -. 9tou.
- 4rGiioMnt Moc'cnelt ,pir0 Inn 10
llbr mor8cn Norllitto9 nit elmer
NoIcrirGw Die 4roflonrotion inter
3cihnen mcidr 6In 9lllinabme Sflo'
bonla'@ ltn0 Oe2 ,inOinner 1errito.
RUNS oI5 Stoot III Die Union per.
tiinoet. Qic llnter5ei6nl,ng, welthc
6ie Maidincric Scr neuen Stnots-
9iegierllng 81, @ltbric, Ofla., in
Sang iett uE6 }nar Inn 8 llDr, On
Ser 3eititntcridjicO 5lpiiden BORT ult0
@oibirQton cine Stiinoe betrGgt
miro oGnc uQc Gerenlonie uon itot
ten ac6en. Gic 2(0Gcrieocr miro oen
Boupcrnclr 1ronb iibcracben mcr0cn
luo hicIcr miro iie Scr Siitoriihcn
BcicGihoIt bC3 ncller Stoatc5 or@'
lieiern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-16
Grmuroctc lire Sicnitbcrrin,

Il cm SrlCunQ, 10. 9tou -
Glarn Barron, cine afbcbni0briGc
9iNcrln, luIlrOc brutc rmtcr Scr 9ll-
tIn1c pcrboItct 6rol @ciiic Garter
mGbrcno Ser pcr1ungeucn 9toht in
Ocrcn Nobumg in oltcn iron30iiihcl
StuOttbcilc crmor0ct 5l babcu. ,$n
cincm &crb0r Aciton0 lie cilL onB lie
Die 6rmL III 0crcn Gicnit iic ais 3oit
gcitonOcn bate, nit cincm Belle er-
id)ltA, nm iic jll bcrmlbcn. Sic bott2
bci ibrcr &erboitlug alciOcr an
mcldc ser Grnlor0ctcn gcb0rtcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-16
QrnnlD
Bui!ctit.
Bui!cti1t.
Ser meur ltnium= Sabnbof in 2Sa'bingtpn.

Nlc Ena9cr5ia ser Ecmpp1nl Giicnbohu mcrOen am L.
Noucnbcr 1907 in Union 9lhnho in Mahn0ton cnah
mo BORT abtabn n0 ocncbCn Gage miro bQc
Sobnbo Ser Sedcn mo SuBc ii %crtebr Qdloiin
GoS 0om lit cn duBert poenoe%. In 1907 mrocn betoc
miro nod groBcr @cbGoc r grobortiDcs oenes Ser
febrSntcl croinet boS icner }c nod ndt eriitre
2r Giienbobn 5ermina IacitGten @aihngtun n0 cit
obrm m3lreeno gepcen, beon0crs }ein <tllqlra
tonCn bel Ser @eriammluI 9roEcr NcndCumegen Der
&n0cabdpu0t Gcrcn Ne9robCrung pr0c 1ebietcrid
geldab 0urd Die Scmubn1cn ser Gicnbab
Der Vm0ea-HeIiCrun Der 0r0BtCn naqltl
Der donten Hnbnb0ic Der Set eb ndt fir Die 9caudfei
hcs EubliS rdtt lit onNcrn Der ouBcrOc bccrfcnS
mrtbc odtcftonic N0oon SIT oc QroblrtRcn bGuocn Scr
Malpttab bcbeltc Gr lit WonnCuto 9au n1O piroaCr
lppc ir ufin1c Struurrcn bic g3oibngon l d0ucn
Stnot Ser yScIt MAIDEN mcrOcn
Ger 9obnboi nit Dem Eerron lit 0ngcr oas anptol no
a brett 1oa @nrte5imncr lit GROCER ais sic oe Ncpd
ltanet poiea Ger Eerron Die Nne ir sic }Hlc lit Gnlr
ais 01s nere Oc5 &uploS ctjiBc &nc b0Ctc m0
bnb 10 brett IS lit boS 8r0Be @cb00 mcIdc& r aIei
3rcdc crrid)lct mnr0c
5n oicn groBcn Sou lit icoc %cqucmdfcit uor1cbct sic
Der Reicnhc mnden fll1, in 9Ncic Sic Mibolc
Brlppirt, hrc ;}rpeden beiten SIT 0icnen
Die boen sepolbtcn Gm90nge blit @lo3a sic 10
groi tit gepobndr Staotparf Die ais Ea5u asgc
c9t lno nit Srnudperf no SGulcn geinidt ueroen miro
Sic @cleic inO r oe tic gcmadtcn Nnpidc Qeriiacno
n0 Der gdtJ l ben lJen NlsA0ng 0lClbc
0Ctrenn Die Goniiion l0 0oa 8eorGg ger
Gc9en acBer Nig lid bepegenon Wendennaen permieoen
Gle GrroBc 9obnboiS lit bermGltiaeno oeicn 9itihte
olacuid)cnld (320h)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-16

StoltaietrctQr oarau bctbcii1t.
y btcOGo. 15. louculbcr. - Gin
on1CbIibca p luGebuh 9toab'9." ans.
ArArobcn IN Gorln cIncr Aupfcrplattc
III ,Q}id)i1AlL hat 5ur gntbiilllmQ ci.
llt2 'clt N$1Drcn Ncrucrb3n10Bil bCtrir-
bcncn 2IntiQltjt1tcn ShpinocI9 &c.
lllDrt. Gin Irilbcrer Staat5ictrct1r
pon ,Qiidilau, ser &lrotor cinc5
llnmcriitdta Ntlicltma, lm0 oroerc
on8e'ebclc Yelttc iouen an Dem Qc.
ninnbrinaenoen Shminocl 6ctbeiliQt
9emcicn iciu.
&llpicr ans sen 9er1merten Don
W(ld)iIan nltroc Don Sen llntiQllti.
ten N0brjfdntcn 5ur NcritcQm1 all.
3cbIlh Dor1cIdihtlidjcr @cgcnt0n0c
pcrlucn0ct. Die Mlpier 9lrtifcl, ii
leItluncr nntitcr Torm bcrgcitcllt,
nurocu III itcnoc SGlrc 0Ctuld)t, lm
lhrcnl 9hlalcbCu 0oa nGtbinc 9lltcr }ll
NcbclL mo Damn al NcciuuCtrr Stclr
III cllcm Soll1cl uCr9robclI, no lie
onrh uermcintlidb 6uIGlli9c ?lllagra-
blm1cn }ll Gage Aclor0crt murocn.
@Cuohnllh udrcn babel olNcichClre
TlrAcr jltac4cn luto 0ieic bcihcinig
ten III 2Iifi0apit9 0oB bic nutifen
Shabc Dor ihren 2h9en dua1cQrubcn
mllrocn. lieic @eiheiniaun1Cn &c.
mlNtUl Nc>pobnIid), INN oic lcf0lidter
NntIQiIlt0tcn pu bobcn 4rCi'cn an
lCldtblultblAc alrnltIonlHlCr lp25us
IfINaen, SnOionii6e aupiergcrGtbc,
Streltagten oua Hupfer, SanSell.
lplBen lmo an0ere nn0ebIih pr0biito.
ride mo h0hIt 'eltenc 8cQenItGn0c
mllr0en al &unhnulecn lu0 &unit.
ilnmIcr i'll Ocridiebcncn Sonocatbci.
Icn uerfollIt, lno 0icic IhGbten iid)
aIilfIirb, 10 ieltenc @egenItdnOe 5ll
bciBeL oic i'll @irfIihfeit MIR 30.
gus 9lntiQllltGtcn mdren Der
Sdhuin0cI nllr0c, uligcocdt, ais 81,
llntcrncbncr IN ibrcr @eminnirht
10 pelt gin8clL OoB lie i'm 9eiiein bon
adtboren 2elltcn Die allpferpIotte nit
Dem oSu9ebutb 9toob's" ousqrobcn
liebcn. >Sli Die Elottc luaren MIN.
ocrlibc Soicroglppbcn lluo SnnlbOlc
6rr bibliltbcn Sintilltb imo oea
Sburnlca jlt Babel cingcgrnbcu. Die
Elattc mlr0c cincm rcibcn W}unna
III SNlaconlil sum- &oui nngebotelL
ltno 0tclcr 500 Den crfabrCncn &ura-
tor cinCa almltnnlictnIa 5lr Notbc.
Ger HCbtcrc crfonntc oli 0cn critcn
Slirf Ocn SdninbgI uno marntc lei
ncn @licntcn Dor Dem 2lnfaui. Cb
Damn oNoob'9 (uAebudb" cimcn an.
0crcn &0iicr Acil>nOcn bat lit nod
nldlt crnllttclt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-16

WcI@c ruf6 Gas Spitcm ION Nleu ocn Obeu al,
Gcfitbriru 9eiocr bcireten iuerbcn.
RuopoD & So. Gcmsgorf
gScribe 1crrcu IN @ebuG mi .9aSpdb'5
Flucn" milnl1cn ih 6u iugen. oub ib nIeira!s
tr9cnb Gin pcimitcI Getunecr babe. td5 eelp
lcIbCn 9ieh it,
ISibreuo ocr Icbter 6rei Sabre lit ib an
nerobfCr Sbspepiic uno 9eritopiung Gah benz
Giicn Ocrfpirrie h cilI Gefilbl Der Sbpere I'M
ANdgcn ltilo ocS Glhrebcns, bate S6merSen
ullo mar idDpirocliG I'M Sopi. llno oann muroe
ID ncrpp2 3cb prpbtrtc Niles. mas mir enis
pfobIen mar. Man glr3t fu9te mir oaB id
broniine &er'upiinu ltuo eiueu idieren DSas
Gen bnbc Sr bali mir Elm uenia abcr iurirte
MID niht. S1 mar init per5peiieIt. @uelid1
bcluog mch ein Srenuo, 9iaornp'S Bitten" III
probrtn mas icD aud tbut llno ib fuee NIT
&erGuiiBCn onb iie mir nicbt nur 2tnoerlina
ncrihniiterl. irHoerlt duch poiitiU furirleu. So'
gar uGcboem 10 c cift pdnr 3nRe geromnie!I
bate urbcitcc oCu Dluacn regular. uno Die
oncpcptii1cu 1nulptomc uo loon pericbtpun'
bcn NcGt iibIC ib Mid lue cin ncrer Mieufd.
Wi6Bc eottc zie mo Sore wurbcrbdrc miebt'
sin cpncu. SdD Ucrblebc Sbr
q 2. Sruicr, gIueutopn Ed.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-16
Scin lcBtcs WelGntr.

Gbippemo j ais, @isc., 70.
9topenbcr. - Gart aopesfi, ieit pie.
len Sabren Sitter ser bieiiaen Grea.
bptcrianer.airdc itorb bette, ndb
rcnh er Die airfcn8lofc loutetc. Gob
@eIGntc Brad pI6blidl ab, iuio oI5
ein Diitglieo ser 8cmciroc finen,,
girs, nm nad}ltieben, iano ct ao'
pesfi, luelder 60 Sabre alt mar. NIT
Dem @lodenIeiI IN Ser SunS to0i uui
Nem 0p0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-16
21(n6e6agen
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oe,'1 s fen,

2cnic oc Hdh ocm Gfcu bon ocm Gcfhbt
ocr uebcrfuGuna uno Shperc nicoeraeoriidt
lucroCr uun ucIhcu 6dutta Die NaDrue oIs 5u
ftucr uno oriidcuo i'm MnGcu Itcgcno eriteiut
oocr SIC al @cropima iuercbcu 0dmorboi'
oClr 9IutonoruuN uud Scm Nrpf NetGuna Suul
Nrc0cn Soobrcrucn @ophueb, gSiocrutaen ac'
Rcr NuDrllua, Ndbuuacn, 3nfcu ODER SIdttern
ocr Ncr5tbdtiaIct, bcoridenocn ooer critiders
ocu GciiibIcn bci'm GieocrIcBcu. gcnomntcll'
DcJt bri'm pIoGIjbcu gufitebcu @unIteu pbcr
FIimmcru Oor cen gutGcn. 6tcUcr unb Sumpfeu
SmmcH int Nopt m0nGcIubcr shmcibcniuidci
huN, G5cIbmtt ocr 0uut mn bcr gtnecn.
1hmcucn i'll Der 2cttc. scr Nruit Ocn eIs.
bern mo an p6Ullhcu 0iUegeiibIcn IeiocI.
io0tcu cit rung Ercn nltipcuocn pcu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-16
SdDiif ucrbrunnt Winnnidait q,
rcttct.

@apiota GoIy 10, 9tou. Ter
I0npi Shooncr a9crfcIcD", Der
lif alti ser 5obrt DON Son FcOro
noh Sm 6ron8iacp bcionO, lit IS
OlciIcn bon bier in Ilanrncn oui1c,
8unNcn. Gic GiiDcrc lm0 Oic &c
molmnG, bcltcbcnO ats - Ecrioucu,
lno ale gercttct obcr 0aa Iobr5el8
lit uoIIlt0n0ig pcrIorcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-16
ySricslaHh" auigebalten.

G,ucCn@tnmm -. Top.-- Ger
pon giUcrpool ndh EbilaoeIpbin nG-
aciobrcnc' Ianpicr n6rieslono" bon
Der ,9tncricnn @inc" lit meqcn cine3
Gcicftca al Der Wiaiditc bier iijr
fltr5c Belt o1igeDnlten. Gie GeutiIe
miiiien oC0idtct mer0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-16
Wnd)ipicl 5nr Yutteric Massia.

Yitt20urM go, 10. 9lop.
%obn J. Diortlano in WtcaecspOrt,
tpel6er lit @rrbinolng nut Der gro.
ben GDicoao'Cr @otterie Ho5jio uo,
0ru 9nl0c2bcb0roen Derbnftet luor
ben mar mur0c beute ltl,ter $1,000
Viirgiboit iiir iein Griheinen Dor
Dem Vumoe5Qeridt IN Chicago &c
iteqt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-16
9llaSfa's 9icpnblifancr fir Salt.

&uuruu 2lIoSfu. -. 9tou.
Iic ElottiorrL lpcIGc hcutc Dem re.
lcrritorinl Gonpcnt
fir }Ila9ta cinbcrihtct murbr. inOol-
iirt oic FrGii0cntldofts Gonoioatr
Soft'S lm0 Iorbcrt Some Nulc" iiir
hoS ECrritorim1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-16
YlnsitrQnlla blcibt pficn.

9torfoIt ga. 11. Hop. ~ IlC
Iircftorrn ser ,Eomeatopner 2lua.
itenura naGmcn einen Gonitc }'c.
ricbt on Der iilr cin Giicnbnlten 0cr
2i,laiitallng aud I'M nohiten ISobrc
lit, fnas 5u oicienl 3lucdc brrd all
gencine Subifriptlon 100000 oi
Qebroo)t lucr0cn fonneu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-16
Yed In Yittsburs.
Grci Grpiuiiuncn nit id)limmcn Sui
ocn. - Spbtc nnO &crlebtc.

Sieben Wtcuid)en Olrd0 cine GoQiiion
oli Der GolooiidCn |aciiic6obn
um9efonmen. g9ieoer elm
StroBeubabl. Strjfc in 2ouisuiac
Ser jlucitc inncrbolb iieben M,
nntc. - Strifebreher pom Mo6
on9egrificn. - Mcute tritt ooa
trofcn gcIe8tc CtIobomn ais
Stlat in oie llnjoN. Shuloil-
iprc0rnoea &croift in cincm
Moropro5ciic pom 9ihtcr ais I'M
bcrchtipt luugcitobcu.
Yitt$burA Yo, l5 9fou.
Gurd) orci ucrihicocnc Grptoiiuncn.
pCIdc Iid) beltte iii Nltt@burg m0
llm6ebllnA ereigncicl mlr0e Gin
DAM III Stiide gcriicn Huci Fcrio-
ncn crlittcn t0otlictc luo ichn On0Grc
bcocHtIihc &crlcbunJcu Iuihrrn0
rtrua 5pan5iG idmcr5b1itc 9r1n0s
nln0cn oupon trn0cn Ger pcflmiGrr
Gcrll1t miro i'm 8anjCn Qui $4,000
gcld1bt.s
Ilc crltc GrploIion crclGnctc lid III
3cIenoplc, Yay 100 5mci lonncn
Iulocr i'm @tablllicncnt Der nNittas
6urQ 1Sulninite So" 0urd, 6llufcn
BON cincn1 Dynamo nn1cjijnoct MIR.
Ocn Gic @rplolion icrriB CnCu
Nonn, 9tamenS ySm. @ciic. III 2ltonrc
lmo beihGoigtc i'll Ser 9}Ubc lic1cnOea
@igentbnm jlm @Ctro1c uon ctpa
$4,000.
laa ;ucitc llnAIiid bcitln0 IN elmer
Notltr0aS @rplplion in cincnD @ohn,
bolric al ser Glmitr1Bc, 6llrh ncldlt
% EcrIoncn pcrlebt lullr0cn, jmel
oerielben, n0nIid) 6rlu Slroh &ob.
maun lnb Saeob 9cr1emoltu, t6bt-
ItG. Tic Grtaoiiun 5erid)nlrttcrt>
oo3 6aua lno 10 }icnlirb 1llr Scuitcr.
idcibcn iii Der nGobitcn llnJlcbumA.
Sdauplat Der 0rittrn Grplplion
NOR scr ucpsNo6oien Der .llniteo
Stotcs Stcel Corporation" no neun
nuSl1noiid)c 2trbcitcr Ourh eincn 9lc.
gen 0eidmoScAcn Mctaaa iibrr1oiicu
ipurocn. Sic mtbtcn i0nnttlih 5lr
9cbonoll>nN in'2 0oipltal 1cbrodlt
lpcr0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-16
Qiei uielcrlet itebcln,

Nei uielcrlsi ileber ,uic Nopipe5, llnoeroau.
lhiett Serltopiun9 H. T. 10. fbititet Der 5lr
I'M oCn Bntientell nui cine luItae 0ebGnoI,tnp
mo cine no6 ldnaere Eottor' nm spoibcier.
NtecbuuEg por5uhcteicn llno ood heoarf es
bu ehiali6 elmer qduicruug oeS pcGeusafCe
mic Ct. Ncrnarb drautcrpiacH itc nn i6neHiiGt
uno iihcriten beiuirter 9lore'itre Z. y.eueos
ter & 60. gpr 2llB. Rem Yort GttD nm
tuitenfrei cine 8robe 81 befommeH Die ct.
Ncrnnro srduierpitsn uo IN 1uen 2lpotbCiell
8u bdben. Srct0 - Gents. tSiCDEu)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-16
Wnicrn brinocm GcioCn.
Nm Dos Bltbliflllll

'tN IVY fNplilll llNl
,5nt 9lltcr bon }pcj &abrcn bntcr-
Iicb ein ?lnfon pun Ntaicrn cirer
Abiltb aus lrcincnr Iintcn Cbr Der
flnBcbn Sabre lang olt0allertc, bis
Or. S5ortIcp, )tr. 1901. Weit. Sapette.
StraBe. Oen'elber fllrirtc, Gin PIT.
i0Q Don Grippe bate cinen }IbiIub
urs Dem red)ten G6r oI9 Solge; Die.
ier murOe ebeniuQa in 1904 bon lr.
&urtIep fllrirt. SeitOcm bet lid oaS
Hcibcn III fcincn mciucr Chrcr mjC.
Der cingcltellt uno i'd fam lr. Nart.
len nIlcn Ienen cmpfcbIen 0ic in
gIeihcr @eiie mic i'd lci0en.
ySn. Is. glbbott,
22O2 SItFu0ettc Ctr.
(32O-ttb)