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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-10
PLOT TO KILL CAR
Railway Gunrds Frustrnte Plans Be-
IcyeL to HIVE been So Designed.

OUuNUS "uUIuS cTuStrute f'IstH8 De
llcved to Have Been SO Designed.
ST. PETERSBURG. November o.
What is believed to have been a care
fully conceived plot to take the life
OF Emperor Nicholas. while he was en-
route from Peterhof to his winter
palace at Tsargkoe -Selo to-day was
frustrated by the vigilance Of the rail-
way guards. Early this morning a
guard discovered six men trying to
cut the wire Of semaphore signal at
Ligovo Station at the Junction of the
Selo. Tho guard attempted to arrest
the men. but was fired upon and
wounded The shots aroused the
guards and officers at the station. and
several volleys were exchanged be.
tween the outlaws and the soldiers. the
former escaping without injury.
The police profess to be unable to
understand the attempt to cut the
semaphore. as such an act could hardly
work any harm to the imperial train
which was due to pass few hours
later. It is generally believed. how
ever that the outlaws intended to pre-
vent the use Of the signal with the
object of bringing the train to a stop
at that point No arrests have been
made. > j
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-10
ROOSEVELT OR BRYAN
Unless President Soon Declares Himself
Clark Thinks He VIII BE In.
rSpec,al to The II m es- DIspa tch ~

[spec'al to The Times Dlspa tch.l .Fg Y
WAsHINGTON.5s D. c.. November e.
REPRESENTATIVE Champ Clark, OF Missouri
said to-day that tif Mr.. Roosevelt did not
soon come out with positive statement
the people were going to have to.vote for
Roosevelt or Bryan.
1.-THE President viii be nominated by
OF the race mighty quick.''s said the big
Alissourian to-day. There Is no doubt Of
tho nomina tiont OF Mr.. Bryan by the Demo-
Gratis There are no her men In sight but
Bryan1an Roosevelt. I have Travelled and
talked in seventeen States since Con gress
adjourned last spring. and have not heard
oifanybody for the presi idency but those two
men y ;i5psR 5s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-10
AIMED -pOM COLLECTING
\ "a 4 T77 STATUTORY PENALTIES

LITTLE ROCK, ARK. IN ovember e
A temporary Injunction was issued to-
day preventing the railroad comnanies
cause Of the alleged failure Sof the rail-
roads to supply cnal cars to the differ
ent mines when ordered to do so by the
commission and because of alleged
discrimlnat ations in favor Of mines own
ed by the railroads.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-10
MANAG Err ]. N. Scale I'LL
Prominent Railway Official Stricken
Down ON Journey.

WASHINGTON, p. c.. November o.
j. N. Scale. manager Of the Northern
Railway. Raj M was stricken with paralysis
while at Salisbury, N. @, at Q o'clock
this morning, and was brought direct
to this city. where ha arrived at l2:ao
not removed from his private car, but
Mrs. Scale met him at the station and
continued by his bedside the remainder
of the night. Or. Muncast or was sum
patient was resting easy. b aud that his
cnna!tla wa-a batter "a " hall hesx,,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-10
=, y,u orl-nn, E-chanre st,1 CLOSED.

NEW ORLEANS. La. November s.--Ths
New Orleans Stock Exchange will suspend
business for another week In compliance
with the. request of the New Orleans Clear
ing House Association. The louisiana
Stock Exchange failed to take any, action
this afternoon. but Issued call for spe-
clal meeting Monday morning to decide
whether or not to remain closed.
Both exchanges have already been closed
70, two weeks.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-10
FoREC L0sURE7 OF M0RTGAG E
Such Action Instituted A9ainst the
NIetrpDolitan. VIZ 3sSt

NEW YORK, November 9.-An action.
sf foreclosure OF a mortgage which is
held as trustee against the property
of the Metropolitan Street Railway
Company. was begun by the National
Trust Company to-day in the United
btates Circuit Court, ii 35 3
The mortgage was given to secure
IN issue Of bonds that should at no
time exceed $65,o00oC0. An action was
recently CONNIE need by the Morton
Trust Company against the receivers
Of the Metropolitan. asking that tho
profits and earnings Of the road be
applied tosthe payment Of Interest and
lease rentals, as provided for IN tho
mortgage, u " ys M IL lliiisss {s "
The receivers. by order of the court,
srA made parties TO- the action 5 n issg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-10
Outbreak Of Hideous
Grimes in Eastern
End Of City.
WHITE WOMAN
VICTIM OF BRUTE
Knocked in Head and Dragged
Into Alley-Another Chased
by Negro Until She
Fell in, Faint.
Third At
tempt.

. a
With one young woman brutaily as
saulted. and dastardly attempts made
upon two others, the eastern end of the
city spent a night almost unparalleled
In police records in Richmond. About
7:3o o'clock yesterday evening Miss
Mamie Conner of No. $40 North Thirty
hrst Street, was waylaid In an alley
within less than square OF her home,
pipe. and then dragged further into the
shadow OF the alley and assaulted.
Knocked sense1c.s.
The young lady. who is but nineteen
years Of age. was rendered senssless
by the terrific blow. and 1t was half
hour or three.quarters OF an hour later
when she reappeared in her home.
She walked into the house like one
distraught laughed hystertcally, and
said that some one had knocked her in
the head and assaulted her. She soon
relapsed into an unconscious condi-
ton. and her alarmed brother.ln law
summoned at once three physicians-
Drs. Garcin. Taliaferro and Massie. The
hend effected his purpose. and the girl
WIS badly injured. though not danger
ously On the back OF her head there
extended cash made by the lead pipe
several inches long.
The young lady could not tell
whether her assaliant was white or
black. She could not recall that she
had been knocked down.
No Clues Found.
Though the police decline to make
any statement, and 1t was difncult to1
secure even the most meagre details,
1t was learned that Miss Conner was
on her way back from grocery store
a block away. and was. passing through
the alley when the assault was com.
mitted- The oil can which she car.
ried was found twenty feet away from
the place where she was taken by the
aend- Nearby. was also discovered a
piece Of lead pipe about four inches
long. These were sufficient to tell the
tale. and the police were summoned
at once.
A sergeant and four officers were de-
tailed to work on the case. but no
clues were found last night It was
stated that four or Ave men were in
the store at the time OF Miss Conner's
departure from the place.. but none Of
them followed her. The man who COM
mitted the assault was evidently lying
in wait TOR the young girl. and seized
his opportunity as she passed him in
the dark. She never saw him, and It
- Il +
will be difficult to trace the man.
Woman Chased by Negro.
While returning home from the mar
ket last night at about $3.50 o'clock, Mrs.
L, r. Mayer, 1895 Darlington street,
was accosted near the corner OF A1osby
and Darlington Streets by a negro
man who attempted to take hold Of
her. Mrs. Mayer, terrified at even be-
ing spoken to by a negro, succeeded
in dodglng the man, and ran frantical-
ly down Darlington Street, with her.
assailant close behind her. For per-
haps half square the miscreant pur-
sued her until at the point OF exhaus-
Continued on Seventh Page.)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-10
ALDERMEN ALSO DENouNcE.
Condemn Citizens, Meeting Which Had
Asked Resignnttons.
Especial 20 The T1mes-DtSpatch.]
\ tMOIsE " Nnuer1a her. @ =

~ lSpec!aI 60 ING I1IlleS-0SSPdIcsc1
ROANOKE. VA. November 9.--The
Board OF Aldermen were, in session un- IN
proposition to sell the Randolph
Market. and the meeting Of citizens.
Aldermen Weaver and Donaldson. who
were requested to resign. denounced
the city, and showed that the an
pointment by the Board Of the sub
Committee was regular. and that thew
had done nothing to merit such ac-
tton on the part Of the citizens. meet.
ing. After all the discussion the
proposition was referred to the
puflic + Property Committee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-10
TRY CALEB POWERS AGAIN

Case to Come Up Again Tomorrow
With New Evidence.
LEXINGTON. KY, November 9,---For
the fourth time Caleb Powers will be
put on trial at Georgetown, Scott
county Monday, for alleged completely
In the assassination OF Governor VIII
liam Goebel.
Considerable new testimony. is ex-
pected to ba brought out at the. COM
Ing trial. Powers deries he Will ask
ascontlnuarce OF his case until Cover.
llor-elect Wilson can take his seat.
Judge G.. S, Norris will preside, hav-
ing been appointed special judges by
Governor tBeckham, az
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-10
REPORT OF ANOTHER RAID
Revenue Officers nt the Plant, Blu,
n Only Checking I'm 81 ll

Only Checking Up.
Especial to The Times -Dls,atch.1
4 DANVILLE. Va, November "a
report was in circulation here night
that another raid was made day by
government officers on the plant of the
Dry Fork Dlstllling Company. which
was closed down several days ago
pending an investtg ton for alleged
frauds. Several OF the revenue Off
said they knew nothing about 1t. Ali
Of the many officials opernting IN the
neighborhood maintain a stubborn ST.
Slence. and will not state their mis-
sion here. q
Manager T. M, Angel, of the distill-
Ing company. when called up over tell
ephone tonight, said that corps OF
officers were engaged to-day In checks
lrg his bonds and examining the
stamps and whiskey stored In the
warehouse. !. but that 5 no further raid
or seizure had been made
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-10
-FOUR BURNED WITH HOME n {:

Invalid Father and Three Children Gre
mated In Building.
JJLM. MIMI, November 9.-Henry
Grinnmer. an invalid. and his three
young children were cremased = /. 2 day
Grimmer was in bed at the time. His
wife had gone out and locked the chill
drens In the house. ta1S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-10
Advances In. Stocks.

Advances In. Stocks.
Notable advances were made by the
active shares In the stock market dur
ing the week. to-day's final sales show
ing higher prices, as foI1ows.
Union Pacific. 3 l-2: United States
Steel, l-s; United States Steel, pre-
ferred. 3-4: Reading. 4 LIS; Pennsy1-
vania, rs: Northern Pacific. ga. !.
New York Central q 6-s; Missouri Pa
citic, la; Great Northern. q Ia; ST.
Paul. Q rs: American Sugar, common.
3; Virginia Carolina Chemical, prefer
red sold Ia points above the lowest.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-10
Bisl,on pon,,e,s 81 4, W1fa,, ~, 'Dead.

n III ALBANY, N. n, November s.--Mrs. wit.
liaI1 Cross wei spoene, wi nj the Rishon of
She suffered on apoplectiu stroke last Wed.
ERssdsY. NJ IA N Si9 a 'i IA 8s Is II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-10
Black Sheep Of Prominent Family Gives
Himself Up. 5

CHICAGO. ILL. November a,-Fail-
ing to relieve his troubled conscience
with strong drink and religion, An-
who says he Is the black sheep Of a
wealthy Pennsylvania family. went to
police station last night and con-
fessed to having committed numerous
sburglartes. Tho police believe that he
also may know something about the
recent murder of James w. Allaway.
the Los Angeles (Cal.) commission
merchant who was shot and killed No
vember 5th by a burglar.
rnv oAJNrD nnlAIrpo hrhIkl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-10
situation of the Banks.

+ ~ . =.
The bank statement does not show
the full benefit Of the gold received
from London, as the statement Is CAL
culated on basis OF averages for each
day OF the week, and the greater
part OF the gold was received late In
the week.
Thus q statement of the condition
of the banks at the close OF business to-
day would show their cash supplies to
be much larger than under the average
system Of computations. Next week
there will be more arrivals of gold and
all Of that received this week will hg-
ure for the full week. So that next
weeks statement Is expected to show
large gains In reserve
While the deficit in the reserve is
S51. 100000. It should be noted that the
cash on hand is stu 20 per; cent. Of all
deposits. including those made by the
government. and which are secured by
collateral. This Is per cent. less than
required by the 25 per cent rule, but
1T is s per cent more than the local
institutions are called upon to main
tain under the State banking laws.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-10
STILL more COLD
HAS been B EN- ENGAGED. {: ! 4 !.
Brings Total Up to Fifty Million,
Which Is Now Record for
New York.
BANKS IN BETTER SHAPE

NEW YORK. November s.-The
financial situation made further pro-
gress to-day toward the resumption
OF normal conditions. Gold was en-
gagged to bring the total for this
movement up to more than 1850, 900, 900.
an unprecede Tented acquisition of the
yellow metal IN the his tory OF New
York finances. The bank statement was
more favora BILE than had been ex-
pected.t showing q loss of but s431s.-
900 in the banks. cash holdings and
the stock market was firm. most active
shares showing advances on the days
trading igFs 4 te l5set iss .ssssis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-10
.coNFEssEs TO BURGLARIEs

Continued on Seventh Page.>
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-10

Proud Of It's Navy.
Sir John A Fisher. senior naval
lord OF the admiralty. In replying to
recent attacks upon the navy pointed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-10

The trial yesterday lasted through
the greater part Of the morning an6
from 5 o'clock In the afternoonSto % near
ny s o'clock at night. Many Witnesses
wars nut on by the defense, Mr.. Pol-S
lock tiled to prove that the prosecution
was really a persecution, because DaF-
ber informed the Southern RailroaA
that q, II. Barnes, of ths Barnes safe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-28
Gas 8cttcr.

sir Warplun0 lun0 ocn SiItrltt
Columbia belte un0 mubrihelnltd)
aud nlorQen %faltes, flares Metter,
leidlte 9toromeitpin0e.
8eItern lit Der @ettcrpropbet nit
ieiner 8ropbe5cillllg arg bincin getal'
len, 0enn itott oeS porultSgclogtet
floren @etterS botten mir im Scr
louie oeS abeubS cinen gan5 atItuns
oiocn S6nccfaI, iucl6er Dos 8ebc1
oltf 6eciitcn Stelen b0d)It gefGbrlid
qeItoltete. Nod) 8 l(br Nbe1os fldrtc
lid, inoeIien ser Simnlel luieOcr oltf
un0 bis bellte sur frilben Morgel,'
Itu10e bat Der 8etterpropbet nod
INNER redt beboltcn.
@eItern mor Der b0dIte S6ermomes
terItan0 81 8roo I'M 4 llbr 9ta6mtt-
tags, mGbreno sic Mitimnl' Semperu'
tur nm 7 llbr Morgens II @rao be-
trllg.
Sn. Sen iibrigen @etterIto-
tionen lplroe bic iolgenoc WtinlntoIs
Gcmperatur regiitrirt: Goitport 2,
9ortluno 3, Bolton 10, Il6onp 10,
9lem-Dorf IA, Ybilooclp6io II, glt-
lantic-@itp IA, @oibington TO, 9tor'
foIf "a, &otteros &c, GborleIton Al,
Sopanrob 48, Sodionpiae AS, Sen
g8eit &C, gtlonta 26, Wontgomcrp
80, 0em.S Orleans Al, BnleItlne "a,
@alpeIton Al, Corpus Gbriiti ~,
Iempbis is, Cincinnati 4, Sittsbltr9
0, 0speso 4, Buffalo 10, 'Glepelono
3, Getnsit 6, Alpena 8, Wforqllette =,
Green 9op s, Chicago II, 9ullltb 16,
ct. Saul 10, ct. 2ouis IA, G%aniaS.
Gitp II, Smo6a 2, Srrort rs, Bis
n,ard IA, @iqiiton 20, SABRE Is, Se@
lena 0, Salt 2ofe Stir IL, 9enper 6,
Hort6 8lotte 2, Googe Gitp 10, Ima'
riao 20, Sos 9lngeles As.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-28
BUR 8ead)tmtt0

Die Scrrcn @ereins. nnS 2osen'
GefretGre mcrOcn ge6eteu, ale Ser'
cinsbcri6te uSer Sdriftitiife, bic fir
ben y9cutIden GorrcipOnSenten" be-
Ittumt iinS, bircft an bic 3eitnas ST
uSrcIFrcn, nm elmer prUmptcn Gr.
JeSisuns iider an iein. 9nrd bas
gSreIircm FOLDER Sdrift1tiide an
WnaeIcGte trctcn in Sercn Ibueien'
beit 6fters fir beiSe Eartcicn nnlieb'
fame &ers5aerunaen Elm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-28
Staot Baltimore.
1tntcrhaltnnas . @cauciicr.

uWlutf = atabemie." - 2ieie 28o6e: o1Dc
Spnilers".
pgInneo's." - 0icfe gSo6e; ~ Race ior
yWaDrm." - 0iefc 99o6e: GI Bcepcs mS
-"TorS'S," - Sicic ISOLDE; Otis efiuner in
nSOaiaOs". - 9icfc ISOLDE; Secrets Of i0c
,Nl6anobs." 0iefe g8o6c: 8crcn Sas,
n@lerglGnN." - 9tefe &8O1e: Geitbis &nuoe'
sNaSitSrinnt|," = 1icrc gso8e; pQoperS anO
agirw 9iOnnmrutnl." - Giefe ISOLDE: p1be
Iiger qiIics".
300" Nurth.9iprnuc uub Cat.etrnRe. -
Tdalib 8oritelInaen o%reiitrter tpiloer I1tere
lno anbere llnterDalilngeTL louie Houl6uD'
hauQ.
%. 5nnlnr, 49,. erober 5abrcShal in Der
,2aborsgbreun1s6aIle".
ySahimurc ganernsgcrcin." Wontag, ocn
%. Sauinr, GROCER 9lluStenbul in Der pGerridf
Northumberland.
nSbalia.N ianucrhor." - @iontoa. ben 2s.
2Hntnr. Gnrre1sSib uro dnn3irdn31er in
Canton Gnnelape Or. 4+j, Z, Z. 9" -
Miontna. Den 2S, Snnudr, %3luetter lhbrltber
Wtustenbull In Der aSig0lanO Ncnocin0"
,gSittelsDadI.S %ettiuu." - Wiontng, Den a,
6ebriar. arober Wtastenbal in Der g@eriitas
uids yRinnerhoraSaue."
,Wcrmaria'Nlannrrmur." - mIontaa, ben A.
6cbriur, 9Ru5TenbGa in Der g9bric,"
,0crmauiusS Hrnucrctu." - Wlontn1. ben H..
1%Sebruur, gruber WnSienbaI IN Der a8erIllus
niuslPdnHcrhorr6alc.""
Mastenbau In Der @SermnHia .Mdnner6ors
Sale"
NIasfenbal i'm n2Oric".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-28
D@ittclsbadj-S cftion.
8roher Masfcn-g aq -
Montas, ben 4. 5ebrnar,
r8ermania-M annerd)or.Saac."
OF . 81 % OkN
27-S3t,33-35)

Sic Srldnber finb neu.
gierig g. - Gie Tbatiabe, oab sic
Serorouung, our6 meIhe $4,000
fir Die grridtung zines 3enfmals
fir CHARLES Carroll Of G%arroQton,
tpelder Die ltnabbdngigfeits -grflG-
rung nit unter5eihnet bat, i6on felt
5mei Wonaten in Der 9iiogetbeborbe
i6lummert, bat inter ben bieligen
Srl1nbern, nel6e fit oie Ginrei.
dung Ser Seroronung i'm Staotratb
pcrantlportli9 limo, cine arobe Bitter
felt berporgeruien, inoem bos Mittel
uhb @ege-Gomite bes Staotrotbs
uno Die 9eborbe fir offentli6e Ier-
%belierungen aiinitige 9eridte iiber
Sic 8eroronuna bei6loiien batten.
9ie Srldnbcr modten nun gerne ipii.
fen, iparum bic giibgetbeborbe Mifts
IN oieler Sa1e tbut.
Wc&inIep's @eburtStag.
- Worgen lit Ser GA. @eburtstoe oes
ermorOeten 9raiioenten Wcainlep.
Die n@roBe Irmee Der &epublif"
miro aus bieiem Inlaiie in ibrem
Sauptqllartier an Ser @elt-Sabette.
StraBc cine Memoriafeier peran.
I%talten, in melder oas Anbenfen oes
GoOten in lpiiroiger @eiie geebrt
miro.
Eie Hoit6eamten tperoen Die
9iiite Mscainlep's, lpie felt oeren auf.
TELLING iiblid, NIT einem 2orbeer.
tran5 idmiiden,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-28

Sic Gerbreiterung Der
@ermon-S traBe. - Sou Sn.
ipeftor Greiton bate SamItug cine
llnterreoung nit Wapor Sinlotlis
iiber Die beabiidtigtc Serbreiterultg
Der @erma1l-S trobe, 5miiden Si'
BERTH. uno SborpsStrobe. Gie Ban
IteQe, ouf melder Ser groBe Brand
an Z. 6cbruar 1904 ieinen anfang
nobn, gcbort Srn. 81. q. McGrearp
aus San Sran5isco, lpelder Srit.
Yrciton ben Iuftrag gegeben bat,
9lG,1c fir Elm ie6sit0figes @ebouoe
fiir Elm @Qenmuoren.Gn .@ei6a'i
81 cllttperfen, mcldes $150,000 foiten
ioa. Ser 9auplab lit so bel 140 Sub
groB, uno miini6t Sr. Erelton 81
miiien, mie piel BON Ser 9olIteae iiir
Die Serbreiterung Der @ermanltrobt
fortgenommen lreroen loQ uno Oh
Die Ger6reiterrng au6 ausgefiibrt
iperben miro, oa er bann Ieine Elalle
1noern muB.
9ireftorenmab l.. Sic
SanoelSfammer miro beltte in tbrer
Sabresperlammlung flint Gireftoren
e%rpGblen. gs lit MIR Elm Sifet I'M
sScloe, uno bangt oas Sauptihterelle
on Ser @abl bes Gohfolgers oes
Braiioenten 3ouglas 90. @plie. I'm
bieies gmt beiuerben iid Die SS. Sol.
81. Glarf bon Der Canton GrporI
60" linb Sr. glanfarO &anOoa.
9ifhof Billions gofoenc
So15eit. = 8iihof u, @aterS
Willon bon Der biihofl.- metbooilti-
iten Stride oes Siioens feiert am 8.
sSebruar ieinen 70. @ebltrtstag uto
beaebt bier @oder ipater, am A.
Mdr5, bic 5eier ieiner golOenen Sod
5eit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-28
9as &otbe Sud-

lit fertig uno miro Sen Nbounentcn
0es n9etti6cn Gorreiponoenten"
Ourd) sic SrGgcr ooer bic Roit 10
i6neQ, pic m6glid, 5ugcbcn. @ie
g~cp6bnGid, lit ous Bud 100 Soften
itorf, gut georuft, reidIid iQuItrirt
unb entb0It intereiionten 2eieitoff.
Gas 9u6 miro nidt gum &erfouf
u%ls1cbotcnL ionOern ltur regelmGBige
9l%6pnncnten 6ieier 3eituug er6olten
cS, unO 3lpor frci ms Sous gelie-
fert. Ga iuc0cu scr Sdiucre bcS
8lldeS sic 5rGgcr MIR menige sur
3eit trogen t0nnen, miro Oie Ibliefe.
rl1ng ielbItperitdnblid ctlidc Gage
in 9Gniprud) ncDmenL unb iuollcn Die
pcre6rteu 2eicr li6 0eSbol6 in &c.
olI0 faiiCll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-28

Gin fd6nes nnb nitIides 8eideni
Fir Nuscb6rise lit INNER cine lebens.
sroee photographic ober cine fiinlt.
lcriid nolenbete Cppie eines alien
giloes in Grapon, @aKsrfarbe, Del
ober Eaitea. Die id5niten Cabinet.
bilSfr tnr ST pru 0atenb.
Snlins Scbbel, beutider Ebotosrapb.
CO., 321 NOrb-G aa. StraSe.
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Tulitiidpc GlnbS.

StS g0teSCellt=0luDS Heue UeaIllle.
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