davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-30
Toda el,so Dc ariisulOs.

Deude plumas para sembreFOl de los
mas vaEiRdos ? slegantsB modelou, haRt9
encaies y RpliCaciones para adoFnos de
t1ajes, botones gsTgantillaB CintuEones,
cubRa coTses guaDtes, etc, etc, BE encuen'
trs ca alas NovedRden' San Francisco Az
en- londe hay simpEticRu depsndi' ntaB que
hacen mas sgradsble la vista al acraditR'
do establishments.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-30
OhssquIO 4 IN amigo.

Anoche fu6 obBequiado nm amigo nueB'
tFo, poT la casa ComeFcial de los ntnoEes
j. PieFaa Compafifs, con un magnffCo
tFaie de corta americana, de los que han
rsCibido q timamente: Fecomendamca al
piblico la mercancia poE "a Calidad ele'
oancis. No olvidarsa. Fortsleza 30.
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torcido. EncaJes de hIlo SstilOs nusYOs
Mantas frisas.
DE INGLATERRA: Alfombras. tslRs
negras, driles de hilo, camas de hisrro
alambrRdo infinidad de artfculOs
DE TODOS PALS ES: Riqufsimas talan
con nuevos dtbujos Y classes admirabIeH.
Telas superlores para sastrerfas: oasimi-
res, merinos, franelas, paflOs, elasticotinas,
pahetas, vicuhas, alpacas, drill de hilo, blan
co y de colores, satenes, forros y bOtones.
Estamefa-, merinos VelOs para traIes
mantOs; y todOs los Rrt1culos prOpios pa
ra ordenes religiosas.
Mercsncias americans, eEpecialmenta
los telidos de punto, los llsnos 0stam pa
dos, y los crudOs de las clases mas acOpta-
bles que Sc adquieren en- Rquellos meroa
dos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-30
Or. Jorge del TOrO
MEDICO CIRUJANO
PARADA 18, TELEFoNo 1927.
SANTURCE
Cafe J Restaurant Colon.

El domingo 10. de DieiembrS, segundO
debut del cafe "Col6n" TentRuTant. Ex.
tTaordinariou pIatoI que SO GeEvirdn on 81
salon del cafe Colon. Lech6n asRdo, Hs'
yacas y 40 plates mas variRdos.
15v.B
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-30
lHISTORlCO!

En- una esCusla dc Puerto Rico, 81 pro-
essor toma an libHo On dOnds eBtS pintRdo
nm Conejito parade en- Loo patAs de Atras
pEepunts unO do Io1 alumnOE:
-5Qae va 4 hacsF eas Conejos
-Ess COneio 70 bNilaE y mAtcaichah
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-30
ObIstss d tlntas!a,

Ademas del extenso HuEtido de. ORlzado
que Renusva ConAinuamente 81 senior Anne
rico SaIas, pCabs de reCibir nueVaU classes
de ensncias francetas y objetos de fantaRia
pFopios para regalos de Navidad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-30

SOLO HAY UN BRoMo QUI
NINA , ese es el LAXATIVE BRoMo QUININA
usado en- todo q mundo para curar Resfriados un
dia. La frma de q. w. GROVE, Sc halla en- chdR
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-30
ESTADlSTlCA JUDICIAL.

Pleitov Que ca primeFo de Julio de
1905 h ,bia pendientes en- la Co1te
de DistTito de San Juan. ,..... 265
Iugreaaron on 81 mo fisCal de 1904-06 571
SumR.,. 836
FallsdcB durants dicho sh,.. 455
QuedaEon pendienteE E.......,... 3S1
Igual.,.. 886
ApeIacioneu inteTpuentas para
4 ante 81 Supreme. ...... 40
En 10. de Julio de i9O6 habia pen.
dienteB aguntoR civilea. ..........,...... 38l
FueTon pTesentados desde esa fschR
30 Juuio iltimo o...,..,........"...... 731
suma.,.... LIP
Falladcs..". 661
PendientsB 451
IguaI,...1112
ApelacioneS para ante 81 su'
uRom0......a. .....",.....,,.. ~
Cauuau cFimiualeS pendientes o. 10.
de Julio de 1905. 06............"......... 336
IugreuaEon durants 81 ado 1906 OF. 282
SumR...... 618
Falladag. 224
PandienteB . SO
Apslaciouel para e Supreme. 8
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FL TELEGRAFO
12 SAN JUsTo u
DE s. MELON & COMPANTA

Acaba de mporar de Europa complete variado sur
lido de mercancas, de la mas alta novedad
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-30

PEQUfNA FINOA.-Hato Roy, pa.
rada 36.-ModeEns Casa, con sails, tres
nuartoa y complete CUARTO DE BAs
NO. Ia casa eats enClaVRda ca unG
pequefiA finca, toda CeFCOdR , con agua
manantial. PaImaBr mas de 800 pihRs,
200 matau de guinsoB On production , to-
do claAe de 6Eboles fFutRles. Sc vends
sa GAMBIA por cars ca San Juan.-In Ia.
foTmaEk Angel RiysFO P. O. Bcx 523.
En- eats imp9enta Be. Yende pRPel dc
peEi6dido viejO & $500 los 46 kilos Un
quiNtas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-30

ia sANRE e"oas la
asu
eonduce
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-30

a
yadal lomando
e Gn t"A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-01
TO SECURE SERVICES
OF CIVIC ARCHITECT
Important Meeting Of Improve.
ment League to Be Held on
Thursday Night.

a very important meeting Of the Civic
Improvement League will be held az the
jefferson Hotel, Thursday night at s
o'clock
a number Of important matters are TO
be considered at this meeting. and Il is
desired that large proportion of the
membership be represented. AMONG MANY
things to come up for action Will be the
ACCESSIBILITY of securing the services Of a
landscape artist and civic architect to aid
in the future permanent Improvement of
Richmond
This meeting will undoubtedly prove
OF interest 10 the citizens az large and
certainly 10 the members or the league.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-01

~ tae office and clerical force of the
Presbyterian Publishing House. The New
Year receptions have become an annual
custom with MI and Mrs Nagin. and
arc always Thoroughly enjoyable
Those invited TO attend are The Rev
'r. ANA Mrs. a. T. Phillips the Rev
aad Mrs r. A. Lapsiey Mr. and Mrs
Irwin Lipscomb, Mr.. and Mrs G.. NJ
Cherry. Miss Hogan. Misses Junie and
l.acy Meade. Miss Drake. Miss Kennon
Miss Worsham. Miss Hstcheon. Miss
crenshaw. Messrs Cooke. Macdonald, C.
U.s.. Sampson and w. 81. Sampson.
Travel Talk.
Tho Rcv. Robert w. Forsyth will give
emo of his delightful travel talks I'm ST.
Andrews Hall on tho evening OF Thurs
day. january ga. az $50 O'Clock
The entertainment is under the auspices
o. tHe Richmond Art Club. and members
40 the club may receive two tickets apiece
hF calling at the club-rooms. No tickets
VIII Doe Sent by mail.
Mrs. Hickey Entertained.
Mrs j. j Hickey. who WITH Mr. Hickey
has been spending the holidays with Mrs
Charles Hickey ia DanvHe. has been
the guest Of honor AT several elegant So
cial functions
Her hostess gave beautiful reception
in hcr honor on Friday afternoon last
The receiving party. composed Of Mrs
Charles Hickey Mrs. j. J. Hickey Mrs.
2on Walker and Mrs. Thomas william
SON. stood in the parior. where roses and
carnations We're grouped in artistic pro-
fusiOn
Mrs. pinckney Williamson and Mrs
James q. Penn invited the guests into
the dining-room. where Christmas deco
ratiOns prevailed. and where the follow
inc ladies assisted. Mrs. Cucunu. Mrs.
Julian Meade Miss SADIE Harvie. Miss
Blanche Wempia. Mrs George Temple.
Miss Martha Harvie. Miss Virginia
Dance. Miss Marguerite Massie. Miss
Elizabeth Noel and Miss Jane Harvie
Mrs Hickey was also one OF the guest,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-01

az the sans souci Club last Thursday.
/ ia the home of Mrs. William Pace
Mr.. and Mrs. Hickey and Mr.. George
I Neesee represented Richmond at the bal
/ poudre given Thursday evening I'm Muni-
! cipal Hall. Danvillc.
Miss KaSpar at the Club.
! One of the pleasantcst musicales 81 the
season was given yesterday afternoon m
I the Woman's club Dos Miss Francesca
Nospar. who made such "a fine impress
sion on Richmond people during her short
/ visit last year.
MISS Naspar who made hcr debut I'm
the Woman's Club I'm this city last wear.
after her return from Europe. more than
/ delighted the critical ana brilliant uu-
/ dlence which gathered to hear her
/ second time. Her friends decided TN
| her voice had greatly increased I'm vol
ume. and that her notes were clearer and
: sweeter than ever.
Misses Bedford and Reinhardt proved
most sympathetic accompanies. and came
/ In for "a fun share of the congratulations
/ accorded the artists and the chairman
/ who arranged the musicale.
| Tho program was as follows:
/ l. Sonata III, Piano and Niolin..........
Niels w. Gade
(a) Arctic from 'ra Belle Arsene".
/ Monsigny. 100
% My Mother Bids Me Bind My
Hair .....--.... .-.......--. Haydn
/ g. Violin Solo. "Humoresko' ...... Dvorak
/ CAD Der Ncugiorige Schubert
to) Les Berceaux'' .................. Fauve
(c) "Chantez Bioz. Dormoz" Council
/ CD "Nymphes 90 Sylvains'' .... Bamberg
| s. Violin Solo. "Scronade" ........... Drdla
! q. (al stolen Wings ............... NViueby
! Cbl II Hid NY Love. .delot
(D "Undcr Biossouins Branches"
Violin Onreato.....A. ID. Valpo
! Cdl Spring ronsrh,I
J T. Aria. caro- Rome" from .rzfro-
letto.' Xor,f
/ At the rcception after tna rooital Ms
w. J. Johnson served coffee and Mrs
Jon" noting poured tea
Guests or the evening were. MI and
/ Mis- fr'oeIick Hanr. Mrs katherine
MHler I"nn' Mrs. Thomas i. Clarke, of
/ HaliaN county. Mrs. L. a. Guuter, Miss
! Minnie Derby. Miss Blanche Saunders. of
/ MytAeNille. Va: Miss Powell. of Wash
| ington; Mrs Edwin PARKER OF philadel-
/ PIMA
Madame Guiiayme VIII resume her
5gneh &C, classes o.. on Wednesday.
! ir+1r.st., 10, e..,... .'
! a.. ~. r-,,
I ~ " -'--f ''''.' t't''- 'iN It-'' 80 .ti. d.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-01

M's. A. Y. Martin. Professor and Mrs.
a. H. Spencer. Mrs w. Miller McCaslin.
MIS-. H. l. Scaife. Mrs. y. Mcdowell Ken
ncdy and others.
The ceremony was performed M tho on
trance 30 tho parlors by the brothers-in-
law 81 the bride. Drs.. w. q. Neville and
r. d. Sm"rt the brides attendants being
iour Eleces. Misses Tallu Neville. Fannie
AlNcn. Ella Smart and Virginia Taylor.
PRECEDING them across the hau came
pretty little Virginia Prltchard. tho ring
bearer ana younger niece OF the bride.
after refreshments had been served the
bridal party left ON the u. NJ Seaboard
NeSunule for Northern tour This over.
lheN VIII he az home az Ignite. Va
MISS Aiken numbers her friends by the
score, borh i'm South Carolina her old
h"me' ms well ass Iu the neishboring states.
ana tokens OF remembrance and esteem
from all these made up display of
oidal presents OF unusual variety and
beauty that completely filled the library
tables Of this home
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-01


am weary OF the garden,
sand inc rose
or 'De winter winds are signing.
AH my piaymates round me dying,
ana my leatee VIII soon DE lying
hu' near my mistress coming,
oaio 'he rose
Sle VIII take met'o nor chamber.
VI mere 'ue honeysuckles Chamber
+A"" i. '."o4n 'hN'e an december,
~" meg .liN Hh6er
IMAM tue pee
r"" if'"i. D resisted
',l '""l "S ana en- assisted
49, 'i' ,,.'7''ll'7' was twisted
-N"D S', lNe' Hle TO HeI BOSOM
i"r S,'I
-fnu l'a,"n mere an lue morning
~ ""'', 7"0..ie S.olHlHs'
''' H.. NV. IA mas
-N"" ~" 'N'i'i-7 '"iiie she ssI me
A.,
~ va ''' an" I1Di'N' lle al
~, ,l-. l 1G -'iS Se.
- '''' ga o" p'o"" pe'al
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-01
Poems You Ought to KnOw.

Whatorcc occupation crowded your
hours
day refrcshent a poery-ProG
Charles
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-01

Miss Alice WaIford IS tho guest % ro-
friend. Miss Mary Jones. an .D~ooz,
Point Albomarlo county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-01

Miss Katherine McCauum DAYTON 90
New York, is visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Theodore A. Page. at Argyle
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-01

NJ. ana Mrs. George S. brewster. who
have been spending the holidays with
Mfsl brcwster's mother. AIRS r. =
itosher have left for their home. ia New
Nurk
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-01

Misses Marion Briggs and Louise FiIncn
are the guests az Mrs q. ~. Briggs in
Scottsvil, va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-01
History Class Postponed.

scheduled to meet Wednesday afternoon.
vim not De held this week. The day and
hour Will be announced through the press
la.,r.
The subject for the postponed meeting
vii be 1.-THE Massacre Of 1922 with Miss
Hclen O.. stockdeu as chairman.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-01

Miss Marion O.. Nirnelson. Of Norfolk
and Miss Eia Gr.fthe. Of BROOKLYN. y
y. are spending few days in Rich
mond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-01
[nformal Recention-

1ir aul N-s g. 81 MogM q so
lsi- Han9ver street. v.A entertain very
iniexualy t9-l-9-+.v evening ~ -hcnoi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-01

Mr.. and Mrs. y. j. Hickey have been
the holiday GUESTS of Mr.. IIlckcy's pa
rents iu Dauviue. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-01
VIII Sail for Cuba.

Miss Elizabeth Brandcr. accompanied
by Miss Elmo @. Lee Of Frcdcrlcksb.rg
Va. will sail for Cuba about the middle
Of January. The young ladies' 90 10 visit
their brothers. Mr.. Brander and Mr.
Smith Lee. who are stationed i'm Cuba
and are anticinating q deHghtful tLme
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-01

az the sans Souci Club last Thursday.
ia the home Of Mrs. William Pace
Mr.. and Mrs. Hickey and Mr.. George
i\eesee represented Richmond at the bal
poudre given THURSDAY evening I'm Muni-
NInll HIN nnn..iIl.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-01

Miss Rachel Scott. accompanied by her
sister, Miss Helene Francis scott. OF
Hampton. Va as visiting their uncle.
Mr.. W. j. Francis. at 30. $40 West C;raco
Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-01
Personal Mention.

Miss Mabel Towers. who has been the
guest of Captain and Mis- w Gordon
McCabe. left yesterday for ser hoIae in
Montana.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-01

Misses Dora and Ray Rosenbloofn. ac-
companied by their brother Mr. A. Rosen-
bloom. are registered at tho Belvedoro,
Baltimore, Md
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-01
Stull-Aiken


A beautiful though quiet, home wedding
occurred az Clinton. s. c.. December 9th.
in the SPACIOUS home OF the Rev w. @.
Neville. president ~ the Presbyterian col
isgc of South Carolina Miss Nancy
Akin. the youngest child of the late
Hon. ID Wyatt Aiken. OF Abbeville, be-
coming the bride OF Mr.. j. Walter Stuil.
Of Ignite. va.
Since tho death Of her parents. Miss
Aiken has made her home with an older
sister. Mrs s r. Pritchard. at the Viz
einia Polytechnic Institute. ut Blacks
burg va
The occasion OF her wedding was made
"a happy Christmas reunion for the MEM
hers Of this well-known South Carolina
family
Among the out-of-town visitors present
were the Rev. and Mrs. r. y. Smart.
Chariottasvile. va; Mt and Mrs O. W.
Tayior and family Greenville. s. c.: Mrs.
David AIKEN and daughter. OF Greenwood:
Hon. Wyatt Aiken and wife. Washington.
y G.; Professor s. r. Pritchard. Wife
end family. Of nlacksburg. Va. Mr. A.
AIKEN and wife Of Chester. s. c.: Mr.
Joel Smith Aiken and wife. Of Green wood.
end pr and Mrs. Hugh x. Aiken, Of
Laurcns S. c.
The following friends OF the family from
clinton we've also IN attendance: Mr.. and
Mrs VIM j.. Owens. Mis J. A. Bailey.
LII IN e. S. Rom Mra Gfsean Ruilnrd
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-01

AIR Robert VI. Stampcr. OF Alexandria.
Va. formerly of this city. has gone To
New York 10 spend the holidays.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-01

M a. Briggs and Mr. j. r. Ramos
ere spending the holidays mt Scotsvlla.
Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-01

Mr. Walter GoQrse Newman Of New
York. ana family spent the holidays at
their country home near Somerset. in
Orange county. Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-01
Chanter to Meet.

me Chosterhcld Chaptor Daughters
tho Confedcracy, Will hold it's reguls
meeting on January 9Th az 3 +. NJ
tlo home Of Mrs. 4. NJ Gregory.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-01
Miss Cans at Home.

WIS \ ma louise Gans VII Dc az hom6
To- her friends on Thursday from %
and from o 20 II, in honor Of Miss Viola
Bear. of Wilmington. y. q.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-14
Bartlett /. @hitnen &f.

9oiton, 10. Sftober. - Sn Dem
Sample nm Die bemofratiibe @oll-
p%erneurs- Nomination 5piiden Sen.
CHARLES V. Bartlett uno Senrp so.
@bitnep, pel6e bon oen lid befdm-
p%fenoen bempfratiiden Sattionen, als
8ounerneurs.G anoioaten ~mlfgeItcQt
iuoroen iino, bat Die @obl-Gommii-
lion piel Nrbeit. Sic bat in Dem
Streite nod so 3eugen, allBer @m.
g.. Wtc9tarp, Der geltern unb porge.
tern ais 3eltge pernommen luuroe,
81 pernebmen. WcNorp lit elm Nn,
Danger @bitnep's inn Stoats.9 omite.
Gr erflGrte, bob man in bieiem Sabre
nidt in Dem alten 8eleiie ser @eredE
tigfeit int Gon,tte gerpanbeIt iei, ion-
bern bob Die in Der Gontrole 6efinb-
li6en 9artlett-2eu niht MIR oQe
arrangements getroffclL ionoern audi
Ben @hitnen.2 eittcn nidt aeItottet
bGtteit, irgeno elm @ort babel mitSu.
rcben. SIN Gonpent bobe er cine gro
&c 3obl 6olitfGmpfer 5~lueiter &loiie
bcn1crft. Ger Goriibenoe Scenep bobe
i'm bebnrrlid) ignorirt. Sn 9c3ug
auf Die @obl oes tempor1ren Gor=
iitenoen 8ilep babe er mieOerbolt Die
namentlihe Nbitinmung perlongt,
opd lei er ni6t onerfonnt poroen
ulb &ilep eiriad} els erpablt erflart
.moroen. Mcgtarp babe baum sic De-
legaten aifaeioroert, u%or5ngcben, oa
iic feline gerefte 9ebanolnng erbiel-
ten..
Soate oie GommIihion @bitneD
ais regulGren Ganoioaten ancrfel-
ncll, 10 ip1 Bartlett oni Yetition filr
@ouperneurs. Gonoioat Dor Ole @Gb.
Ter 0eben. Goiielbc nplen Die Wbit-
nep. g tbun, iaas Der anoerc
iic9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-14
0cntid)cr Sunrnaliit acltprbem

SnbionopoliS, Sno, 13. OF.
tober. - ToS Ieutidthrm micrcr
Stoot lit ourd ben Spo bon Surrr
8. Sbuoium. Dem Serollsgeber oes
9lattes telegraph ullo Sribiine". IN
Srol,er periett morben. Sbuoium er-
frel,te lid bober Nd)tun9 uno iuar
blird) feline 9ctbciligun0 on allen
oeltid)cn 9eitrebungen im 9on5ell
Stoote portbeilbait betonnt. Gr ipor
onl rs. Wtoi 1854 in Yhilooelpbia ge-
boren, fanl 1872 mad, Indianapolis,
moielbit iein Snfel, Ibolpb Seioen-
itider. ben telegraph" bcrausgab.
@ei oieiem trot er eirl ur,b iibernabnl
Die 3eitung ipGter, Die or Dor cini9eil
Sobrcil nit Der ,Sribiine" peritnlplS.
Sbuoium eeborte Benz r2ieocrfran5",
Dem yMGnnerd)or", oenl oeutld|el,
Sals- 8erein unb Dem unabb1ngigen
Surnperein an. Gr binterlGbt Die
@attin nno 5fpei ainher, ioipie eiiicn
in Ebilaoelpbia aniaiii9en 9ruOer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-14

ouigeiinocn. 9cioe morcn MIR in
ibre Nahtgcw0noer gcfleioet. Die
8etobtete mar irilbcr 6rau Sane 9ur.
ris unb ltanlmte aus elmer Ser al1ge.
lebeniten Sanilicn oes norooitlid)en
aentllfp. Sic NOR Die brittle Satin
oes Generals Spd uno 9eibe tparen
gerabe BON elmer Iongcn Sofl5eitstouc
burd oen Siloen 3%uriidgefebrt. Spd's
critic Satin itorb nor pielen Sobren
uno ieine 5lpeite lieB lid Dor 3ebn
Sobrcn bon ibm ideioen. ,gr mar
GuBerit eiicriiidltia uno bate am Gage
Dor ser 9ra96oie einen bciti9en
Streit nit ser 6roll gebabt. Wdn
glailbt, boB Die Slltttbat cine 6ol8e
oieieS StreiteS mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-14
hilbert Ectcrlpn cntlajtct.

etncinnati D., t3. Oftobcr.
Cine otaeblid)e Woronffairc, bel
Der Elm t5-iGbri9cr &nabe ais ser
Sbat pcrodftig in Chicago feitgebaie
ten mltroe, bat ourd Den Yalioaiers
Ngenten Sarrp Burns Don ser ,8eor-
gta Solltbern INTO 6lorioa : Glen.
balm" lire aniflGrl,ng %gefunoen.
Sltrrs las III elmer Gbicoqo'cr Sci.
tllrg, oob BORT Der 15.idbrige gilbert
Eeterlon III S%erbinoung nit bent
Teri6minOen bon s. ". Sartlcp felt.
gebdlten mllroc. @ie Burns aus Ell.
geller acnntliB beitGtigen fonnte, iii
@artlcp oui Ser Giienbabu bel 3ole-
Bill Cemetery in Deacon, ga, um'S
Seben g%efoln1ncn nnb murbe BORT, oa
iid feline @ermnnotcn bon ibm austin.
Dig MADDEN licBcn, beeroigt. Ser
anabe bate %iciner Belt Gbicogo nit
Sartlep perlallcn n1o mar aueil, 5ll-
rlldgefebrt, morouf i'm Die Yplisci
nit Sarticp's @erihpinoen in 9eriib.
rllng brodte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-14
I'm Sctruit.Gipcr lit ben 8ruub &c
bulrt.

Detroit, Did, 10. Sftober. -
Gers tabloompiier ~Sobn V. Woore"
mltroe beilte iriib olr6 Gouilion nit
benz Iampier nGueen Gitp" I'M Dc
troit.Hiper, unmlittelbar oberbolb
Gn1e ailn's Groiiing in ben @rrnN
gebobrt, unb oos leBtere 5abr5eug ut
10 ldtpcr beihGoigt, OaB es 5ltr Hepa-
rutur in einen Sdiiisbnlbof gebradt
meroen mllBte. Steuermam Glll1call
NC ,Sntpre olts Sombra, Ont, meld)er
5l,r 3eit ser Golliiion in ieiner &nllltc
ouf Dem yMoore" im S6late lag,
wuroe olrh baS 5uiammcn brebel1oe
@ebdlf sermalmt, uno lelne Seide
aina nit Dem Gompier unter. Der
aMoore" mar nit &oblen befrattct
unb bic Queen gitp" batte cine nit
gr3 bclaocne Barge i'm Sdlepptall.
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Sed)S Mcnidjcn eritift.

8IoperspiIIe, M..D, IS. Oft.
- Sehs Witglieber Der 6amilie 60,
lomon 6ronf's, zines &anoibub. gu.
idneioers, nGmlid) Der Soter mo
flint 5od)ter, eritidten bel,te iriib bel
einem 9ronoe, peld)cr ibre @obnuns
einoiderte. Gie Spier iino: Solo'
mon 6ranf, 40 Sabre alt Sarab, q
Cora, 10; &oia, II; Minnie. ~;
unb Warp, 10 Sabre alt. Der Iater
perlor bas 2eben bel einem Geriude,
ieine ainoer 81 retten. Die M,ltter
unb Smei feline S6bnc retteten lid.
Gie 2eifen Der llimgefommenen ml,r.
Ben bon ser 2oihmannihoit in Der
granorlline geiunoen. Sic batten
ollgenihcinlif beiperote %eriud)e &C.
moft, sic 6cnitcr 81 erreid)en. Die
1lteite Sod)ter ipar perlobt unb ibrc
8od)5eit iollte Infnngs Ge5embcr
Ituttfinben. @eltern abenD mllroe elm
Electromagnetic i'm Sauie geiciert,
meIdes bis gegen I llbr MurgenS
bauerte. @eeen 1872 llbr friib, nod)'
benz iidy'oie gauge Samilie ST Sett be.
geben bate, brah oos Sel,er aus.
0tnn glatbt, oab elm ltuobaftcr So
min Die llriafe bes @ranoes mar.
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Gamp Surbinen ir ste
Marine.

Die criolareihe 6abrt oes Gam.
piers nSuiitania" bat oas 6lotten.
Teportement peronlobt, bie @ntien-
oilng BON eincm ober slpei Marine-S Sn.
genierrcn SIT elmer Hunbfabrt alli BENT
Gompfer, llof europa uno 5uriit, in
g%rmdgung 81 5ieben. Die betreffen.
ben Sfii5iere iolen auf bieie 8eiie
iiber bas Irbeiten iener 0ampfsGr
binen atbaltsm,nfte lalnmeln, oie in
Den oiii5ielen 9criften nid)t cntbal.
ten iino. Gle Morine ltattet bereits
einiae Der NuitlGrungsld)ifie nit 5lr'
binen aus mo bot Gontrafte fir
Inmpiturbinen an 9oro bon 5mei
neren Sorpeoobooten abgelhlollen.
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glnto itiirstc in 8raben.

Worenci Wfid., 10. Sftober.-
artbur SnpeQer, ein anlfmann aus
2pons, g., murac bellte Hadmitto1
fiiuf Meilcn oitIih bon bier ollrd Ell
nen gutomobil.llnfaQ %9etobtet. Seine
Satin llno 5rpei ainoer iaBen nit
linn in ben 9[lto. gr perlor sic Gotl.
trole iiber Die Waidine, Oielelbe
I~tiirste in einen @raben, uno er muroe
inter berielben 5ermnlmt. 6rou On
neQer uno ems Ser &inber, Elm &na.
be, erlitten ihlinlme Gerlebungen unO
oes anoben 3uitonO lit beoenflit.
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aIens@ebieten bemerfbar madt. SEER
Sboip fiibrte iid) ielber als geiipiel
an. Sails er oils Goritonb zines
Sruits @eloer biaiger ousleiben
miiroe, oils sur iibliten Hate, 10
lpiirbe oas linn ollie onberen 9anfiers
OUT ben sails brineen. Ger gbren=
gait bes abenos mar Der IorItono
oes Sunoelsbiireaus i'm iopaniiden
ausmartigen anlte, Serr Sibii, Der
iiber Die Slottdnperlegung befrogt
dllberte, er bolte Tie fir Die natiir.
lidite Sode, Die feinerlei 9eiorgniB
erre9en fonne.