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Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-09
THE STEEL TARIFF

AUR navy department inadvertently
vN provides an object lesson for all
~ who wonder at and deplore the
extinction of our merchant marine. An
order has been placed with an English
firm for supply OF Whitehead tor
pedoes with which to equip the new
boatG and ships Just commissioned. We
must get them from England because
they can be built cheaper there than
in this country.
There seems to be no law to stop such
a purchase If we did not have the
archaic enactment which compels a
registered ship to have been built in
America our merchant marine would
now be dominating the seas. We would
then have no trouble about the supply
of coal to our naval fleets at any time.
There Is a patent on the whitehead
torpedo, but the instrument of death
can be built here, and may be If we
wish to build 1t. The steel trust tariff
program, however, steps in and makes
the cost so exorbitant that the depart
ment used good sense in getting them
1t is a. common item of news that
nearly all foreign nations have their
war and merchant ships built in English
shipyards. Men of small means pool
their capital and purchase one ship at
cheap rates with which they work and
save to purchase afsecond, and a third.
and on to a large fleet. During this
time they are building up their national
influence on the seas and in the
markets of the world.
In America we cannot and may not
do this. The senate. dominated by steel
and railroad members, will not permit
the alteration of the old or substitution
of new shipping or registry law at the
demand of the corporate interests which
rule them.
1t is a pity, and 1t is absolutely true,
that the cause of the downfall of the
American merchant marine may be
summed up In two words, and the word:
are 1.-THE senate" The fact that oul
own naval department sends to Eng
land for torpedoes to arm our ships be-
Cd use tilcy dis LfSdpcA tdE1O 10 SALS0 ~
prove it..
If our senate would pass law to per-
nit our merchants to purchase ships
in the same way our naval authorities
purchase torpedoes, where they can be
had cheapest, in five years the Ameri-
can merchant marine would sweep all
peaceful seas; our workingmen's wages
be as high as ever. To this would be
added the blessing that prices of liv-
ing would be much lower, made so by
much cheaper freight charges. The cry
of the tariff harpies that our shipbuild-
ing interests would suffer cannot stick
in this case. Our shipbuilding interests
are dead, and their epitaph is the
Dingley bill.
If some wideawake California con-
gressman, not owned body, soul and
breeches by corporations, would look
into this very strange naval purchase
and "load up on the facts, what jar
he could spring on the 'stand patters
when the question of ship subsidy
was up!
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-09

Perhaps city jail officials should not
be criticised too severely for allowing
that barber -svife-bea to take an oc-
casional outing. Probably he just
naturally talked them into it.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-09
Coneit

"There goes the big-feelin'est man in
town." pessimistieally said a citizen of
Pettyville, indicating with contempt
uous jerk of his thumb a pompous APP
pearing parsonage who was passing. "He
thinks so darned much of himself that he
won't loaf in a grocery store like ordi-
nary folks-ff he can't loaf in the bank
he won't loaf at all. And, as far as can
see, he amt so ALFRED better than some
of the rest of us. neitherp'-Puck.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-09

James r. Keene is reported to be
$377,OOO ahead on last years horse rae
ing. 1t is chronicled as earnings.
Where do these vast sums of money
come from? Surely it isn't the hard
earned savings of horpy-handed book
makers.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-09

It's a pitiful squeal the lumber trust
makes when it says the railways are in
a conspiracy to squeeze the lumber
kings. Where does the consumer get off
with both these powers combined to
squeeze him?
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-09

Some of the statesmen and captains
Of industry who are detained in San
Franpisco prisons will doubtless watch
with deep interest the action taken in
the case OF ]. f. Gaynor the United
states prisoner who has applied for per-
mission to take a sea voyage.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-09

Fat regular army colonels and corpu-
lent admirals have every reason to
plead for mercy. There seems to be no
way for them to get around that cruel
edict that soldiers must ride horseback
and sailors take daily swim.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-09

Chicago is said to be undergoing a
baseball brain storm. Fully $4,000 per-
sons saw that twelve-inning tie and
other thousands were turned away
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-09

There may be something in name
after ALL Here's the battleship Ken
tucky. fastest" craft in the navy hard
aground on "bar.'
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-09

Los Angeles has a new Taft club. All
over the country where Taft clubs are
organized there are members who de-
clare the name is a tentative one. Many
ears are to the ground and one word
might easily change the name to a
longer one.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-09

Boston now has baseball club with
ffty players on the roster, twenty OF
whom are pitchers. The Hub is always
in the lead when it comes TO culture.
mental or physical
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-09

,"Is whisky medicine?" queries the
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune. That
depends upon the locai excise regula-
tions, brother.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-09

member Of the commission, recently In
vestigated conditions along the Atlantic
eeabord He and the members of the
subcommittee that returned today are ex-
pected to hold a meeting In a short time,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-12

2niie Sdmorrbpioen mint anlteheu GnIbcn.
gSnihmittel uno dllbere 6iufd)nlitteI an5iipens
ben IT Seiti nm 8elnperitpenouna 9ds Elm.
5gc ourbdnS tntriipIide SeilmittcI fir oiefc
thiner5bnite Strnnfbeit IN Annieiis. &c mira
bon Whltnerll Der gSiiIenbnii ais bic pi6iieiie
meot5tniide Gnioednng crtldrt Die felt 200 Snbs
rcn 9elllncbt lporoen 3t b1ben In allen rciipIlit
nirien gpotbeicn. Siiiet SUD Dor 9lndlabmults
9eit. Ndiet oarnnf, oab Die unicridriit bon e.
Siisoeee, Dt. O., IT'D nnf ieoer Sete Der s6ud).
lei belinocf (SiSoSn1&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-12
GSrObc Soti6att. y
Ter ucrmiFtc Gumpfcr yEourc" i'm
iidJcrcn Snfcn.

l&lrOc pou ocn 0cutihcu 0ampicr
oGIiiabct6 Nidmer5" nit 1cbro.
dcncr @cllc ongctrOiicu un0 naM
Bermuda 8ci6Icppt,- 2tQc5 mo6l
an 9or0. - 0ompicr ,W}nruco3"
aus GriniOuo fommt perlpGtct IN
gtcp 0orf an. - Compliments
ciueS Grants fir @onpcrnam
0ocQ imO 9IicGter 2ccnon. -
N}illoncubrono in 2oncoiter.
9tep Dorf #. Sonlor. -
6cutc lnnNtc Sic irobc Voti6oit GiCr
an, 0aB ser Gompier ,Eoncc," mel
der am 2G. Ge}cmbcr BON Son Itnn,
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angCIonot lit. 9lle on @orO bciin'
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man ib6pitc niS Oieicr &crIpGtung
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GnttGnidpung melcbe 0itrb OaS 6ebl'
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lu1rrOe, iol0tc raid Die irobc &lnoe
ii6cr 0oS 9(nIungcu OcS OcrlniBtcn
0ompier8 5u Somilton 9criclbc
fat iiebcn YoIiugicrc un0 cine aus 81
Eeriouen bcitcbenoe Ntonuid)oit an
Boro.
S1omi(ton, 9ermlOu, #. San
~ I'm 4 ltGr unt 9indlnlitt0g 0e9 30.
0e5cnber brad ole ShrnltbcmueIIc
OcS 9onpierS oEonce, ltnO ooS
6ubr5cug mar Elm Spiel oeS gSlnoeS
lnrO Ser 8cllcn bis 5um 2lbenO 0cS
I. &omtor, 81 pelcbcr 3cit Der oon
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cine 9tofete ol5 Soiilisii8nnl itci8cn
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9 llbr an &ornlittag 0eS 8. SSonllar
bcicItigtc Ser oNtdlncrS" 5luei
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nit ocntictbcn sic 15obrt bicrber or.
geioc Sdbiiic lpnren onnnIS $40
WcilCn pon Bermuda cnticrnt. Ter
,NifmcrS" bate cine idbluerc Gait jlI
i6lcppen llno inb iidL aIS III Der
9tod)t pom 9. Sautnr bctOe Soltc III
cincm Deitigcn Stitrnc 5crrilicn &c
5lpllngcn, bis gum 9lnbrlth Oes cages
6eijuoroben. Pm Wtorgen ocS 10.
2Soilliar murOcn 5lpci neue Sate al
8or0 0eS oGoncc" ge6ra6t, morauI
ser GeIt ser ,yabrt obne lpeiteren I'M
foll pollenoet meroen fonnte. Seioe
S1iiie gingen nm If llbr bellte Tors
mittaa an Der &illte Don 9ernnloa Dor
9lnfer. 9l6geicbcn bon Ser 9luiregun9
in0 Ter5ogerllng batteu Die YalIa'
giere feine Stropa5en, inoem rel6'
li6e No6rlrrgsporrGtbe porban0en
maren. 9lae Ealiagierc duBern ii6
anerfcnneno ii6cr oie ireln0li6e ulo
5ltporfonlmenoe gebnnblilng, mel6e
i6nen BON Seiten Scr Sfii5iere oeS
yGonce" 81 Sbeil ipuroe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-12
Nn6e6agert
1ta6 0e,lt
@Ge,t.

2cntc sic no6 0cm Giicu BON oCm
@cnibI ser llcbCriiiIhua tmO5trpere
nieOergeOrijdt mcrocn lm0 neIdlen
5auiig Ole Nn6rlmg ais 5u idiper lmo
oridcnO i'm Q}o8en IicgenO eribcint
oocr Die an Gcritopiung, ilnerIiben
Sdmorrboioen @mtanOrang nadl
Ocm aopi 0to0enidue, Reiauns gum
9rcden, So0brcnncn aopipeb. 8i.
OcrUiIlen aeGcn gtobrirng. 9I16un.
GCn Sinfcu o0er 6Iattern ser Spr5.
t5dtGfeit, bcOriidcnOcn ooer erItiden-
0cn @ciij5Icn bei'm Rieoerlcacn, ge.
nonnen5cit bei'm pl6bIi6en 9luf.
itcbcn Frnttcu o0cr 5limmern Dor
Sen 9lu8en, 6icber mo 0unpiem
Sdncr} I'M Gopi manaclnScr
SdNueiBcnhuidclna, @elbiu6t scr
@0ut iuO ser 2higcn, S6meBen in
Der Scitc, ser @ruit. Oen @IieOern
unO al pI0bIiheu SibegeiiibIen lei.
oen ioIltcn Elm poar Goien amueuoen
ODu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-12
9Iuardjic in Gcntnfu.

6ricOIic6c 8erihtopiIcAc lmu00lif III
@rcotbitt Gomltu. NIoropro}cG
0clcu Gr9tihtcr lmo Gr SMcriii
Ucrihobcn, @citdnOuiB cincs
Acoungcucu NtGrocr9.
Sad ion @uo If ,Sunuor.-%o5H
Smitb, ciucr Der ais Wi6rOcr 0C9 9r.
.. 2. Gor unNctIoltcn !g}duucr bot
elm itbriitlicbc@ @citduoniG obgclcAL
ucIhc& iih ictt in 0Gu0cu Ol&
Stoot0onuoItS ,SouCtt bciinOct. g&it
Smit6 onrin onAicbt, bCpoRcu i'm
GrNidtcr 0nrNiS lmo GrS hrriii
G0poro GnlIoball 5nr Ibrimobme an
NtorOcompIott AcQen Ir. Gor. mn
OcriprcCbcu ibnL iiir iciuc 6rciprC
blnl }ll IorGcn mo ibnl ipdter 2lr
belt SIT 9cben. Gr cr6ictt nncb ocnl
O|oroe 500 uon Go0obon mrlcbrr
iGnl io0tc, SoraiS babe oa0 @cIO &c
icbidt.
Ger Wioro mlu0c BON Nrci 0lGu
ucrn Smith 2lbncr um0 Spiccr, Der
iibt. Hicbtcr Norni9 lmo Go0o6oh
poitirtcn Oic Orci Wi6r0cr inter cincm
SdcucritWpcu unO ihidtcu GlbCrt
SorgiS nnd elmer Ode, BON 100 ult3
cr 0cn Ac0nnncncn &crbrchcn W}it
tbcillnGCn nrobtc, ais Or, Cor icin
9iircou ucrlic6. Go5 Irio murtctc
einc Stln0c louA oui 0o3 Gpicr. Sol
lobon fam pG6rcu0 bc8 @ortcnS It.
blicb chpo 5luonjia Niinutcn lona bel
Den O{orocrrl Gr inNtc, lie iolltrr
oafiir iorgcn, 0of tic Ocm Tottor nicbt
icbltcn. 2lI9 Gor cuOiicb fam icucr.
ten oQc Trci 5uglcih mO t60tctcu ion
oni Scr StcIlc Spjccr lnO yIbncr
iinb WlitNIic0cr Der Sorgi3 6ottion
uno Spiccr bat frij6cr cin G5nIi1c9
@citin0niB abRclcQt.
Sic Sihlotion lit bcutc chuoS ri
biaer. 9iihtcr GorncS it, ieitOcm Ooa
Expectations @cridt 0cS Stootcs
Sen Gro5cB 1c9Cn Callahan uno &ur,
ais pcrIfobcn bot. noh 2cringtou ob.
gerriit, Inn oo5 Mcitcrc 81 cuuortcn
Smith fiirdtct iiir icil 2e6cn lu0
crillcbt Inn Shnb 9c0cn ben 3orn Der
@ar8iS.6oftion Inter Der &cBtcrcn
bat ooS @rit1nNniB aroBe 9(uireguuQ
uerurIndt lnlO SourgiS muat iih niCbt
ans lcinenl SoOcu. @ouucrncur Bed
Bonn biIt Oo2 9Ibien0cn BON Srlppcn
bicrbcr liir nlBloS lll0 glnubt Dab
Ole 2lncicnbcit bon Oiili} ciucn 9luf,
rltbr cher bcrbciiiibrcL ais prrbiittn
tonntc. Gas @cridt lit bis oui nGd),
ten tSrcitng pcrto0t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-12
Wuro unS SelbitmorS.

Honnote, Go, If. Son.- 99al-
lace 5. O|oDS, 25 Sabre alt lmo III.
pcrbcrutbct cridoB 5rnu Gtto Mrr-
ran, Ole 30siGbrigc @ottin bon SSranf
:OArrop uno cridJoB iid) bierali ielbit.
Oion fan0 Die beioen 2eidben neben.
chamber IieGen WtapS lit ein Sou.
lin Der 6ror Wtlrrnp, oeren Oatte sur
Belt Der Grog0oie bel icincr 9lrbeit
lno bon Solie obneieno luor. Cine
SdJmcIter Der grmoroeten, SRI. 2eila
@ittt mar 2Ilgen5euge ser fltr6tbo.
rclr @httthnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-12
,Su 0,orrentpn. 0Tn III

Sn @arrenton Io., lit @il.
liam &. G'burh, pel6er ieine 3ieb.
cItcrn, $. ". OeoIer uno Satin, an
30. 9Iugnit 1906 ermoroet bate, &C.
b1nat luorOen. 9Iui oem 8oIgen un-
Oclan9t, berclite er iein gerbrehen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-12
0rcpiuS 0lct6oocn.

9fcp Dorf If. Samror. -
Gr.8oupcrnenr SocQ llnO @ciiibcr
gSm. u. &cenol pom StuotSober-
geri6t parcn belte 3ctgen in 0em
Sale @Omar0 s. 9hliiea'S, cinc8 @r.
Str0ilingS, pcl6cr bcbnlptet, CT
mcr0c in 1SoIgc eincr Gcrid)m6rllng
Der bcrOen crpdbntcn Scrreu lmO an.
0crcr Eolitifcr in ciner SrrcnanItolt
9cfnngcn gcDoltcn, o6gleid or polls
ItinOi1 ncrniinitiG iei. @r filngirte
III Dem &crb0r ais lein ei9cncr 9lns
malt luto iragte 0cn @i6ter 2eennn,
mclbcr in einem iriibcren Frojelic
iein 9lnluolt geiueien mar:
n@urOcn Sic ni6t por iic6cn $50.
dcn Dor Ocm 9l6brub Sbrer 9c5ie.
bnlgen ais 9lmpnlt un0 Silent nit
tSrnu Wtargarct tSor ltno ibrcm Sobn
pom @onperneltr S0en sum beiIitcns
Den 9fidter crnannt, luIo mar Sore
@rncnulng nibt Der @SrciS oeS bon
Sbltcn all bieicr orncn S5rot luo
i5rem Sobnc geiibtcn iGm6Dlibcn
Gerrnt6S?"
o9tiht, onB iA piiBte," erpiocrtc
aecnan.
9iulieG iteItc cilige GbnliGe Sra.
gen Gil Srn, Soea unO 6cbauptete, er
(0iuiieW babe OeIien fiir5lide politi-
ihe 9tieoerEnge 81 @erte ge6radt
meil er Elm GorrliptioniIt uno politi'
ider Gerbreder iei. s(lS Gi6ter
@apnor i6lieBlib Dem Manne OaS
8ort ent5ug lno ibm erflarte, es
bonole ii6 bier ni1t barlun, mas
ObeQ ooer aeenan getban bdttcn, ion'
bern Iebigli6 nm Die sSraoc, OF cr
(9iuiieW geiItig geilno iei ricf Siui'
jeff ails: n0as linO oie namllden Wie'
tbooen, rpie iie in Sranfrei6 I'M ORGY
iitB Safe oilgenen0et lpuroen.
gS banOelt ii1 in Oem Safe I'M
cit bon Guiica'S Wlutter geItellteS
&e5eaS Corpus @eiu6 81 8rtlten
ibres SoDnes. Cine gntidbeioln9 lit
nod ni1t obge9eben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-12
Sin Scfi5it oScr Gin 9icd)nnngsa
fcblcr?

Cincinnati IT, Santnr. -
Cine Yriiillnp ser Bidder ser u0sor.
pooo Sapings 9anf ano Irllt So, "
meld)e fiir5li6 nit Ser o9torpooo 9to-
tionnlbanf" peri6moljen lpltrOc, bat
IN Ser gntoediug zines 0eiijits BON
$4,000 relultirt. aniiirer Clarence
i. Surner boboltptet inOeilen, ooiieI6e
iei MIR Elm i1einboreS umO berllbe auf
einent &cdnlln9SicbIcr Seine &c.
ri6tlifen S6ritte iino eiltgeleitet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-12
glls ucrlprcn anfocoe6cn.

Gropi0cncc, Winii, #. San.
- 9Iac Scifnltng oui Die iiAerc 9iiids
febr ocS GnpitGn8 6reOcrid Calhoun.
II Sabre alt, un0 6ronf goiictt'S, 40
Sabre aft, peIde am letten OiitmoN
III cinem Wotorboot bon bier nob 0en
,5tiderebbGnfen obfubren, lit olige.
geben moroen. Sbnc 3iueiiel fen.
tcrtc oo8 fIeinc 6obr5eug in Dem
idperen SeeJong pom lebten Nlitt.
nod. Calhoun binterlGbt cine @ot-
tin unO Orei So6trr, 9oiiett cine
Satin uno ied)S &in0er.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-12
w.ay
y piuer,

meIbc raid 6aS SpItcm bon allen Sen
obcn onGciiIbrtcu 2ciocn beirritn
lucr0cn.
G. December 1905.
RaNunB & Co.. gielpgorf
@cribe Scrren. Su gCBua Gn Nabpab's
FtUen winihe id All Ilaeu, bah Id nirinalS
irgcuo Elm SclImltel eciunoen babe. bas ben.
ieIbcu gIeid IN.
gSdDreno Der letter aiuei Sabre lit Id an
ncrhber 9DopeFe un6 Nerltopnua. 9nd benz
Gien Derfpirte ib Elm ecfnbl Der Sdpere i'm
WiapcH unb oc6 GrbrehcHS. bate ebmrrsen
nuo mar iCblvinhli0 I'M aopf NIB oGnn putoe
i6 ucrb6S. Sd probirte glacS, mas mir ems
piobcr ipor Dlen Nr8t inBte mir. oab I'D
cbronif6e SCriiopiuun mlo ciuen lauren MGeen
babe. 6s bali mir eif mcnia. d6er furrte
milo nibt, SO par aft bcrlpeict gnoIi1
belpog lntb elm grern6 a)lubpnDs 8iuen" AZ
lCbmcn HAS itb aud ibnt llHo Id fagc nit
&craniaclt hnB fe mir Mot nlir qinoerunp
oeribaiien ionbcrn MID poiitiO Itlrlrien. eo'
oar nacbocm td) ite Gin pnur 9aae ecuomnlen
bate, orbeictc Der Wloaen rcanldr. uno bic
bbopcpiidcn epmntome fnO Oerf6munoen.
Scpt ubc Id mib uie Gin liciler WlenIb
WItGe Got Gle mo Sore iuunocrbare Mebi.
SIN icgnCn S,b bcrblcibe Sbr
y. z. Sterfer, auenolpn, ia.
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Grs0unucrncnr nnS Gidter ais
3cngen.

Sin angeb(ih @n6niinui1cr crGcbt
acknowledgements gegen Nop.Yor.
fer EcIitifer. 9ci6lucrt Ii6
iibcr 9cgcn i6u nnocmenoetc
0reDfuS Mct6o0cn.
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SppGns.Gpiocmic in 9eriuid.

T. gerpid, ga. II. Samtor.
Die 9elpobner bieier Staot iino iiber
oie pl0bfide Grfrnnfllng BON pier5ig
Yerlonen an 1ppbnS olarmirt. Man
i6reibt oie llriahc bem @aiier aus
oem Sltsnlc1anna-Slniie ST. Die
9eboroen babcn ioiort untialicnoc
Gorii6tsmnBregcln ergrifien. Ser.
mid lit cine SmbnlirieItnbt nit 1000
ginipoGnern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-12

YGiic sur 9iciic in's MnslanS be-
ior9i s. 9iainc, Nr. 413, Sit-yalti.
murcsStrahe, nagc GoitnmbonIcsgluc.
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@erGGnanifpollc WnserpluiiDn.

Ssi(mington, SaS., If. Sot.
- =. $. 9Sope ltno gomarO S6ei6'
ner luuroen lpdbreno Der lesten 0ad)t
M Ser . .@ooonen'S Solle," no cine
SartengeieIlidait i'm @onge mar,
our6 oie Grploiion zines 8asappa-
rats getobtet uno 5lpolf on0ere Ser
ionen erlitten &erlebnneen. Ser ZIP.
parat mar led gemoroen llnb Eope
uno S1eibner batten iid IN Oos Sin-
ter5inlner begebet, nm i'm 81 repa-
rircn. Die grplolion benlolirie ocn
binteren Sbeil oes @ebdlioeS.
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Wroiiicncr in Nnncnitcr.

2oncoIter Eoy #. Som,or.-.
Gin bcutc in Cabad8un0o5m ser
5irnu e. ". MOB & so. ouSgc6ro-
AcncS 6cucr pcrbrcitctc lid ouf an,
itobcn0c5 GiDcntbunl lnO rihtctc
Sdd0en 3um @ctro0r bon ctlpo
81 100000 on. }lnbcr 0em Magu.
sin purNc aud oic Mob'ihe Cigar,
rcnio6rit, iotuic an Is @obnDGltcr
}crli0rt, uuO No9 NtaDn5m Der n9lnc-
ricnn GNnr 80, iomir oic GrnGts
idmppcn 0cr Y@cntDloanin 9o6n"
itbpcbtcn Iauacfr 3cit in GROCER Gjc.
iobr. Sin ih1obaitcr clcttriidcr
1robt ioN bao 6cncr ucruriodt ia.
6cn. 3mci Mdnncr ]tamcn9 9com
nnb DiDcrS, iielrlL lpdbrenb iic 0oS
6cucr bcfGlnpicn bolicn orr6 cin
Gatbicnitcr Der 6rohtitbnppcn luro
mtlr0cn ldluer pcrlcbt.
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>leaOluaD'S
oV YiQell

iino rein beGcnbiTIt uuo aor6 5iberldina
AepirIcu bouiommcne gcronuuug. ponftdnoiae
sIbiorbirnlg unO Gcinibe 0lcGeImdbieIcit
3nr sur uun ancu 2eioeu oes Wlaoens, ber
geodrmc, brr Riercn, Der @late. bon nrrp5ien
aranlbeiteu, SamorrBoibeu, aupftpeb uno alien
YcbcrIciocu.
@rciS 90 Gents bic S6ntbicl. 8iro bon al
len gpoibclcru oerI0uft uno per golt nab
Gnlpang ocS Nctr1ncS berilnot
liuolpaD & So, 55 Glnp Strnbc, Geius sgprf.
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s{nInracntcn acId)laacu.

Gan Salpa6or, II. Snnllor.
@eneral Gnrcalo fat 6en giepolll-
tionGren III Sonollros bei Gl Gnrris
gal cine 9lieoerlogc bctgebrndt, ibrc
Stellungen genomnlcn tno lie 5ltr
6ludbt mif bos @G6iet BON 9ticorooun
1enoibiet.
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Sciratbs Qicen5cn.

HSobn $. &eitbellicr, IS. Niitmer,
mo &ulo Sohic, 80; Nppliront ,Sobtl
-. 2citbcuier, 9tr. sos, SiiosGrctcr.
Sobn $. @iIionL %, mo Sconc.t
.. Sormoll, 20; Npplifont 9. 8.
Scnsbeimcr, Nr. 1884, Si1btrS troBc.
Sorrp Is. @opcr, 30, ilno 3otborine
$. Gorlpcll, 81; slpplifont Sorrp Is.
Gopcr.
Samuel I. @ooo, 90, mo Siloo
q. acorncp, %; applifont =. $.
Tigges, ar. 510-5l2,S ioelitp.guilo
ing.
George $. @ocng, %, nnb VcQe
Sid)tner, %; gpplifollt Gilbert ..
&onnL 9tr. 1i16, Wprtle. Apenuc.
Socob u. @rcp, 81, uno 2i5etto u.
&runlnl, 81; applifdnt Soiepb 8.
Sclm, 9tr. 1896, Horo.W Mounts trabc.
Gmlon j. Wc9liee, %, luib Morp
&c. @onrnlolL %; Applifont 8. &lis5.
mon. Nr. t70t, Noro.0 urbom.Str.
Gobert e. Smoot, %, rtnb aicnotb
T.. Smith %; glpplifont Samuel 9.
SmitG, ir., G9eitnllt uno @nrriion.
9lpenue.
Mlfreb $. Ss6ornt 3S, ltnb 2ottie 6.
@cls, 43, Nittape; Applifnnt 6. Ss.
borne Serring aberbecn, Wto.
Snplpben Soil 80. nno Tlorence g.
&opis, %; @pplifant GboS. s. Moric,
9tr. as, Siib.Gborles. Strobe.
SoGll u. 2otdforo, 81, utlo Glen
81. sSopce, 26; Applifont q. $. 2otd,,
CHARLES ". Srnitl 81, mo Sorab
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&. 9rouu, %; Npplitont &nrrp I.
Stine, Nr. 1901, 9olton-S trnBe.
Sobn s. 6cntolL 30, ul1o gnno Is.
NoloL 26; Applifont S. Z. S'@ricn
Nr. 52t, Olt.21. StroBc.
SomeS 5. HcunoI0a, II, mo MorD
e. Eorront, %; NppIitont 3. y.
@ongborn Nr. 2lt2, NiggS. Apcnue.
Geo Mc6oooen 81, inO Goro ",
HiOcr, 20; Npplifont GbomaS s..
Sbecbon. Nr. sos. MoOiion, Npemlc.
Charles $. Nortb, 81, un0 Della 10.
Stroller, "a; NppIifont Artbltr $.
S6luutfn.
&obcrt 9. GiQgS, 81, lu1b 2oriie ".
Gate, 81; Npplitont @orrp Wt. @uts
ton, gr. 500, Nmcricon 9uiloing.
gntbonp u. @orronger, -, mno
Slllio Is. McSole, 10; Ipplitont Sobn
Nc. &o~icnbcrger, Hr. 1887, IiSQuitb.
StroBc.
Sorrp EomioL 90, mo Sllilic y.
2ombcrt, 81; gpplifnnt s. Wf. Sell,
2pn6burh go.
Sobn 30. GrOnlnrt, %, uno Mor.
Gorct u. &oI(mon, is; gpplifont s.
Nc. Gr0mouL Nr. 2306, 6oirmount-
Npcntc.
hilbert 4. Bed, q. uno 6rcon e.
&0nefc, 81; NppIitont hilbert &. @cd,
Nr. 1851, Gopin0tons StroBc.
.@lltou &ollmcr, 80, uno Gli5obCtb
SttcnS, 30; Npplifont @ultop Soil.
mcr, @olbin0ton, 9. e.
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(Sortfebung.)f

CGortfeblt9)'
Sabriele mar rugiger 9etporben. Sie
3og bos Sud- bcrbor uno trodnete bic
4ugen. SAB i6 Did nur pieber
babe, Papul mir par 70 i9redIid.
einfam ferben 81 iouen!"
nSterben!" pieberholte er tonlos.
.Wes9olb benn, 8inb2 co i9Iimm
1T es nod ni6t."
Gcnte Stale per5pg ben Munb Su
einem lei9ten 2d9eIn. @u6 sr mar
Der Meinung. baB bic @efobr nun
poriiber unb boB eS cine 9ofe feiner
8raut fei. jebt BON Sterben gu reten.
Wpllte ie ii6 intereKant MAIDEN ober
ipollte fie i6m 5urbt Dor ibrem 9ers
luit einflDBen? Mit beibem bate Iie.
lpie er ii9 1ogte. tein Slid bel ibm.
60 frat er an lie beran unb leote bic
9onb ouf ibre Gdulter: Sd boffc
fo9ar, baB mir nod re6t LANCE uno
redt fr0blih %5uIammen Ieben peroen!"
Gabrielle fab in fein @eii6t, Sn
ibren Nu9en glomm Elm biitcres 5tler.
60 bate StoIo ie nod ME oeIeben.
gs mar niht mebr bo8 @eIiht bes
irbiI9en MGo6ens; biefes tleide
lpeiBe @ntlib, bieie leudtenben tiefen
Qu9en, bic aus elmer Jonbern Mslt in
bieie @elt Der Gorge unb bes Sum
msrs, beg S6merSes unb Der Sbranen
bereinsuI6auen idienen. mubten elmer
jener Seberinnen seboren, bic bic Q(ls
ten in gebeiligten Sainen, in buntlen,
gebetmniBpollen Grotten ais 0ertiins
oi9erinnen bes g0ttliden Wilens pers
ebrten.
$50 = boffen sic, Gonte?" fragte
lie NIT IeItiamer. tlarer Stimme.
,Wie pieles bofft ni6t Der Men19, unb
pie penig sebt oapon in Grfiiqung!
@ute Nadt - lpenn mir bas bier elm
amber nod piinI9en biirfen; etpas,
BON benz mir aud piIIen, rab es nidt
in @rtiiaung sebt! limb trOBcem -
@ute Na6t!!"
Sic punbte ii6 unb I3ritt lang
lam Der Sreppe gu; Der alte. gebeugtc
8ater fol9te ibr. Die beicen jungen
MGnner blieben alein iteben, i'm gros
benz Der beiBen Sommernac1t. 81,
ipe6felten fein Wort, aber balo itieoen
ou6 Tie hinduf ra9 jenen RubsItdtt.n,
bic Der S9lof unb Der 6rieoen flo9.