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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-06
REAL ETSATE AS
AN INVESTMENT

Oakland Beach real estate is the safest
and fastest money making investment al
the present day.
Mr. Bennett at Oakland Beach can
show you over 20 cottages that are bring
ing their owners 20 per cent on their In
vestment. The owner OF one cottage now
In process of erection tells the writer
that he has had Is applications to rent
Il the coming season. Ten days ago he
came here with the idea OF building one
cottage for his own use. now he Is TO
build three.
What makes Oakland Beach real estate
valuable: neutrality-suspicious. 10 and
from Providence; electrics every 20 min
utes during the summer: half-hcurly In
winter. Second-Tho finest bathing beach
on Narragansett Bay. Third-Land all
high and dry; no malaria.
When you put your money in Oakland
Beach lots it's safe. IT can't run away.
II can't be lost. II can't be destroyed.
Don't put your money in mimi or oil
stocks that God only knows the value of.
but invest IL I'm real estate where there
is steady increase In value.
william Jennings Bryan says: "Reai
estate Is the best investment for small
savings. More money is made from the
rise In real estate values than all other
is risky, and even dangerous. but when
you buy real estate you are buying an in
heritance."
Andrew Carnegie says: 'rhc wise
young man or wage Garner Of today In
vests his money in real estate"
President Roosevelt says: Every per-
son who invests in wcll-selected real es-
tate in a growing section OF a prosperous
community adopts the surest and safest
method of becoming independent, for real
estate is the basis of ell wealth.
Oakland Beach lots are large, none
smaller than 40xso, and they are sold for
cash or on small monthly payments-Sl(
will start you as a property owner. No
taxes until final payment is made; no in
terest for the first year and In case Of
sickness we will carry your payments
along.
Mr.. Bennett, the local representative, IA
on the grounds every day in the year CO
out and talk 1t over with him. II does
not need a brass band, or the gift of
pianos, automobiles and diamonds to sell
lots at Oakland Beach-the lots sell
themselves. IT will be the safest. surest
investment you ever made.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-06
NEGRO CITIZENS
REMEMBER BROWNSVILLE

There is a disposition in many quarters
to distract the minds OF the black people
from the Brownsville affair" Even the
devil himself Is going around quoting the
Scriptures TO urge forgiveness OF the ad,
ministration. writes Granville Martin.
At one time the Brownsville affair seems
ed destined to mark an epoch OF honor in
! the life OF the American negro. His white
friends without waiting for a legal ver-
dict began TO admire the battalion for
not ''peaching. but when 1t was shown
that there might be nothing to conceal or
reveal and that the affair looked like a
plot TO rid the South of negro troops. pull
pit and press rushed to the defense OF
the discharged soldiers.
Backed up by Southern Democrats and
two or three sycophant Republicans, the
president may succeed in smothering the
Brownsville case. IL may be too much to
expect a single southern Democrat who
prejudged IL to decide against the presi-
dent in his wholesale punishment OF leo
soldiers for the alleged sins of six or
seven provoked sinners, supposing that
Brownsville was shot up by men of the
c5th. but Il will not be too much for our
people to express disapprova with Mr..
Roosevelt or his personal candidate az
the polls next year. For this one act he
cannot square himself with the loyal, self
respecting black men In a thousand years.
Who ever heard of punishment preceding
trial I'm America?
Can Mr. Roosevelt reverse the course OF
nature? Can he stay the seasons-seed
time and harvest? Can he change the
course OF the Mississippi or alter tho beds
of the great deep? IL he could do these
things, still he could not save himself
from the condemnation OF the negro race
for his treatment OF the BLACK Bat
talon"
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-06
MEETINGS TONIGHT.


Plumbers, Labor Temple.
Carpenters Council, Labor Temple.
Blacksmith's Helpers, Labor Temple.
Firemen,s Local. 75s. 152 weybosset.
MAcHINIsTs.
The committee which the machinists'
union has appointed 90 make the ar
rangements for the affair which is 60 be
given at Infantry hall on Dec. 20, held a
Joint meeting with a committee from
the Royal Entertainers last evening at
the Labor Temple.
A great many Of the small matters
that usually come up at such meetings
were settled and a Subcommittee was
appointed for the purpose of arranging
tho programmes and other printed mat
ter. Efforts arc being made to increase
the already large number Of tickets sold,
and each member OF the union is work.
ing with that purpose IN mind.
TRANSFERS GENERAL BOARD.
The tcamsters held a meeting at the
Labor Temple last evening. Considerable
business was transTcted. including the
hearing OF a number Of reports and the
listening TO communications OF various
nature that have been received. The
general condition of tho different Sec
tions Of the tcamsters were discussed
and Lawrence T. Grace. general organ
lzer Of the American federation OF labor.
made a report showing the progress
made In the organizing OF several new
teamsters' unions in the state. The lat
est addition to the International team
stcrs union, Is the packing house team
sters local OF this city. which already
contains about 40 active members.
IN OTHER CITIES. a
Only spoct 100 soohbinders remain on
s.rike. out OF tho vast number that threw
up their work on Oct I, aftc' q demand
for an elght-hour law had been refused.
The mon still out are those IN the shops
az New York. Chicago and Philadelphia.
Ia the following cities however. the
shops have opened. the employers agree
ing To grant the demand Tor an eight
hour law: Albany. Washington. Dallas,
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-06
IN THE FIELD
g. OF LABOR

ernoct
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-06
CHANGES IN
NEWPORT'S COUNT

AS a result OF the recounting OF tn.
votes cast In the city election at New
port on Tuesday there were two changes
from the result as first announced. The
recount or the Fourth ward council ticket
showed a mistake OF more than 20 I'm tl4s
vote Ct Daniel 7. Shea This wes sof-l-
clent 10 drop him out OF tSe frs; IL places,
and his place was taken by John T. Mar
tin. az present a member OF the council
In the Fifth ward John r. Swecney's
vote dropped from 2is 10 9Os. thyowing him
ont of tho highest IL Michael r. sullivan.
who was raised 20 - was ro-clcctcd by
the recount Of the votes.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-06
MERCURY Goes
BELOW 70 on
COLLEGE HILL

The lowest figure reached by the Official
thermometer on College Hill this month
was registered last evening. the reading
being 1879. At o'clock this morning the
thermometer registered "a and the wealth
or officials predict that warmer weather
is on the way The shipping bound for
Providence which has been withheld by
the recent snow storm began TO arrive in
port yesterday and by O'Clock yesterday
afternoon a large fleet of coal barges had
arrived No accidents have been Deported
along the water front. although some ap-
prehension is felt for the safety of the
tug Edward Luckenbach, which was due
here on Wednesday from Norfolk, Va.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-06
APPONAUG

The special committee appointed at the
annual financial town meeting last month
TO investigate the condition OF different
parts OF the town concerning the accom-
modations Tor school children are earn
cstly at work and will haTe report
ready for the special town meeting the
first Tuesday of next month. At the last
meeting requests for school buildings
from residents OF Oakland Beach, Lake
wood. Lincoln Park and Phenix were
made. The majority OF the taxpayers
voted to refer tho matter 10 a special
committee. This committee consists of
Mr. Bowen OF Buttonwoods. j. Warren
1anders OF Cowesett and Martin Sinnott
of Arctic Centre.
The school accommodations at Oakland
Beach are anything but satisfactory. The
children are Obliged to go to Old War
wick, which is great hardship, espec-
tally in winter. The conditions at Lin
coin Park are disgrace to the town. An
old house Is used for school and this
building Is overcrowded. Tho physicians
of the town state that these conditions
are a menace TO the health Of the pupils
During the last month. Or. Long, who Is
a town councilman, has reported two
cases OF scarlet fever in this section, and
the doctor says he is surprised that
there is not more sickness there At
Phenix the school is overcrowded and a
two-room addition is asked for.
IL is likely that the committee will
recommend the construction Of three new
school-houses.
BOWLING.
Williams and Cards team OF the Aps
ponaug Bowling League met last night
and the latter team won three straight
games. This victory places Cards team
in rhc lead. Perry was high man with
a single OF l0S and a three-string total OF
29i. The score was as follows:
CARDS.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-06
13I 81
WILLIAMS.
THE STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
FUNERAL or MRS. RRIGGs

FUNERAL OF MRS. BRIGGS.
The funeral of Mrs. Annie NJ. Briggs,
wife of Nelson T. Briggs, was held from
her late residence on the Centreville road
yesterday afternoon. The funeral services
were conducted at the house. Burial was
in the Brayton Cemetery on the East
Greenwich road. The funeral was very
largely attended by friends and relatives
OF the deceased. who has been lifelong
resident of Apponaug. She leaves a
widower and four sons.
MET AFTER 80 YEARS
There was jolly reunion last Satur-
day afternoon at the home of John Will
liams, on Drumrock avenue, in Apponaug
this being the occasion of visit
of a cousin of Mr.. Williams, a Mrs
Mary Engley OF North Andover Mass
Mrs. Engley was accompanied by her hus-
band. 1t was S6 years ago since Mr.
Williams and his cousin last met When
she arrived at his house they were unable
to identify each other until they had ex-
planned who they were. Mrs. Engley
states that when she was last in Appo-
iaug there were no houses or buildings
on the site where Mr.. Williams now
lives. At present there are at least %
houses on this plat.
NOTES
A meeting of the Spanker Club was held
last evening In the Guild Hall, Apponaug
Miss Ella Donnelly of Central Falls
who has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. b.
+. Kelly. has returned home
A meeting of Perseverance Lodge, /. o.
o. f.. was held last evening in their hall
on Main street.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-13

lis or
 shoppers prnS y e~y m have pre-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-13
Art Goods Suggestions

These counters are literally teeming with int welcome to you with materials for fancy work; W scarfs, squares, doilies and everything neat and these things, but easy to show you. Come and give the day.
 Pillow Tops of rich silk velour velvet, with r perfect show of color blendings and beautiful ton,
 French Embroidered Scarfs and Round Piece a special of these for tomorrow purely to get y tion will be the $2.50 kind at. at................
 Battenberg Scarfs and Squares-a whole tab selling every day at $150. Special for tomorrow
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-12
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Sn ieiner Hcoeii inn @coraio-@ ebGit.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-12

ieinen @ctricbcn boitbor gemadt
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TooicDelt nit icincn Soitpilihtiorbe.
runGcn ollG III Slmerifo Oltrd,orin
cen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-12
8ea6,
Sm pullem @lansc %cr6iinct.

@%aammutl-S empfer repuiie". eso6entasen
ta,sas sn SisRtia9ss5; Sonnsri!aas; 3rs 81
gtadmiiiaes; Sienitngs. Sonieritngs iino Srcis
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Wiontag5 unb Wtiittpo6s; Der ineiitc 4Ias.
Die feiniie Icgr in BET gSclt fir 25e. Rabatt
ihr Shnlet mnb @efeuf6aiter. Glide feline
Sntel often. (Wiaii7-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-12
Die Sai 6iud6.

Srseuo -GtipaS, Em ani bic gai 5u gclanacn.
@ns gin1i9eJ ipaS1 eInem i'm 6omnIcr dhrig
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junee aeuie fomrien bciiiabe aus GerIansen
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fere prddrtiae Gbeiapeaies Bal.
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@rturiionen Die ga biriduf uro Die Vdi bcruns
ter. Sett 1T bic 5eit %aeioInmeu. iib .9aten
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(U,ai17-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-12

rot crflGrt luoroelt. Gle GcrbinoIid}-
tcitell Der Corporation bclouIcn lld]
ulf iedseinboIb Millioncn Collars,
bon ocncn etlpa 6rcicinbdlh MiIliorc1
gcoedt iino.
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3elt III Wetrlcb.
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mile be3 itabtiidcl Sblodtboi-Gtt
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o@oniIlo Buobing" idlluer ertrollft.
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9iuiulanS's tiirfiidDe YGbcr,
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-12
Surrainc.

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Wcfilid ouH gSutbreot sttf hno eiIte haIbe
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3uass. SerlGnat Srof1iire. (Ueai& .tS.G&G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-12
WGrgarctba Nnafc.
ant 10. Slni 1907 Wlara
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SpphiQ Refers

Sophia TctcrS.
ga toyb ain II. Spni 1907 sophia @cter5
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~yeanmittaRo ! llbr, bon lhTcr 9Sobnnlg, Ri,
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-12
Carl Sdnr5 nmb bic ShladJt pon
Charlottesville.

OUuUCcuprSUluC.
Sn nMcGhtrc'9 Ma0o5ine" ncrocl,
Die Scbcn9crinnerungcn BON Gorl
Sd)ur5 iortgcicbt. 0oS &lmi.Scfi
bringt ocn Ibeil Scr fGrinncrunoen,
Der lid nit Der 5lucitG9igcn Sdlo6t
BON GhonCcllorSuiuc am 3. mo 3.
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d)c 0cu 9euti6en icincr Belt berbcn
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Gclltldcll mel6c I'M clften Corps III
Der Webr5abl morcn, Die Sdlllo al
Der ocrlorenen Sf)loht Dor. unlio-
ntcbr ais General SCOOTER ooppelt 10:
biele Wann bottc, ais Der 8cgrlcr.
9ic 0eiltId)cn milBten bic Siinocu
Der Sbcrbefeblsbobcr tragen. 9it
aritif bat crit ip0ter Den Nelttlden
@eredtigteit m%ioeriobren lnlicn uno
feltgeiiellt, boB Die Wonnihoften Die
Ter SeercSabtbcillung oil Dem lin.
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lnlr mcnl6cnno0lif mar, oicS dlod)t
gina bctolntlih boourh u%crlorcn.
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Non5en Mnd)t gcgcn buS 5llnlcilt aus
0Cltlhcn %bcitcbenoc #. NrmcccorpS
nnproltc lltlo 0icicS gcgcn Die ii6ri.
gen Unions 3 Neiben orGllgtc, oa6
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Sclgbeit Der Ocutldcn Srrppcn, ga
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ais ri6tig oncrfonnt. SoS elite Nr.
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uolig olf1criebcn 5il iperoen, mo
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oif Dem Hild5u9e belpieicn Die belt.
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lnoem lie it'd f1mpieno 6ltriidSo9cn.
nobel 6riebrid Sedcr lih be~ionoera
Nnrd) 9roben Wflltb berportbnt. Neli
on Der Guritcllung lit bios sic Wtit,
tbelliuta uon Gorl SdnlrS, oa6 CT
lelncm %orgeicbtcn @cnerol&omoro,
oen Terodt)t mittbcilte, Dab Sudipu
etn 6lontenmonoper ollsfiibrte ulo
i'm bot, Die 9eeiglleten Torfebrlngen
oo1egen 5u t%refien bnb ober Sotp.
oro biele gniid)t entihieben 5uriit.
luicS unb Iib benz 8lolibcn billoob,
DOB Gee ben Hiid5rg ongctretcn ia.
be. Wubrcnb Shlir, iibcr Ole ibn
SIT Cbcil gelporoene 9ebonoluulg
'fmcigt, tobelt or Sorparb al,i ous
Nittcrltc, roB or Den ieil1en topicrcn
Srlppell gemodtcn @ormllri ocr
6eiabeit nift rihtig iteatc, icnoerll
i'm lo9or nod, beit1tigte. Sdi1r;
brorld)te ireilid nidt lid, 5ll rehtier.
tiNeit, oelm ouS bat Ole @eidid)tc
Ieitoem griinolib bciorgt. Mue Mi.
litGr : Shriititcller itimnlen oorir,
therein, ooB Die S6lad,t ourd) 500.
tcr's lt~niobigfeit perloren aing. SeI-
'cn mllitdriifen Gigenid,aiten no,
rem Die cincs &~oioe9en. Sir Die
rifti9e Siibrung feblte ibu obcr
8eiIt inb ullcs GerItdllonib.
a, 4 d, a. = I a on
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-12
Iittwodp, ben IL. Snni 1907.
Idt Scitcn,
Ter Grntebcridt Der Hcgieruug.

Scit @od)cn iii oil ser 9Grie nit
einem Grntc.S dlrcden g~eorbcltct NOR
oell. 9eionocrs muroen Die IuSlids
ten alli bic @eijcn-Grnte ais Wnbc.
irieoigcno bingcitelt. gllf biCic Dor
iengerii6te bin gin9en Die @ei5clt.
preiie Bonn oild) balo in Die &0be. Gic
Spefulontcn moniplllirtetl h%cnliartt.
IS pllr6eu ollerlei Vcridlie Cirtllllrt
oob Die @ci5cnbeitGnOe umbciricoi
0eno ieieu ltno ole abuorm lhled)tc
@ittcrull9 oes SrilblinaS mar gang
oo5ll ongetborL Oicic Ycriftc gIorrb-
piiroig 81 MAIDEN. lln6 ood Woren
biele 0erid)te iolld oocr iucnigltcnS
iibcriricbcn Gorgeitern bot min Dos
Statiitiide 0iireou oeS 2nn6luirtb=
ifaits.0 eportcmentS ieilleu Grntcbe.
rid)t nerGiientlid)t, Scr nnd) ben Or.
m%ittclungcn Der I9cnten mo Gore.
iponoenten oes NiirealS 5uinmmen
gcltclt lit. Ser Hegierllngs 9crid)t
iiber oclt Stauo oeS @ei5ens an 1.
rSllni lit belier, ais man nad ou' ocn
Nlarmuafrihten iiber Sroitc int
Horoipeiten, Giirre int Siiomeite,l
mo iiber Die &erbeerunaen, peld)e
Scr "@rccn 9ii9" in Den @ei5cnicls
bern mlaerihtct boben ioaie, ermor.
ten bnrite. Ios Nilremu Itcut felt
bob runo 1G1a Minioncn 9tdcr nit
Sonmeripei5en bcItellt lit, etlun i12
Wiqioncn Ndcr pcniger, OILS lettea
Snbr. Ger Ston0 bcS Sonnleruci.
sens miro bon Der NegierlmN olti SS.1
geid)obt, 10 oab bel nornlnler Wiitc.
rllllg cine Grnte bon 255 WiQioncn
9uibelS Commentator III Crlportcn
lit. Der Grtrng 0cS @interiueiSen@
miro ailf $40 Milicncn 9llibelS Der.
onld)ln9t, miner uorouSgeiett, 6uB
ole Wiiterlng ltormul nerlGltft. Sic.
les Gr9ebniB luilrOe oleroingS mn
etpa 100 Wiaionen guIhels hinter
Der %letti1brigcn Grnte Nlrildbleibcn,
ollcin bie @ei5encrnote bon 1906 mar
cine unaewo6nli6 reid)e. Die 5pcit,
groBtc III Der 0cifid)te Ger 8ercinia,
ten Staoten. Gic oicsiGbrigc @ci-
sen Grtrognilic ltelcn iid bel nornlu.
Ter @eitcrentpideluu0 oilf rlno 635
Miaioncn gillhels, cine Grntc, iucldr
Die bonn Sabre 1905 I'M rino SO Wfil.
liol,en 9libcls iiberltcigen. uno oc1
Grtra9en bon 1903 mo 1904 5iCnllid
robc fontnlen nilroc. "a bon ser
l%ettj1bri9cn Grntc nod reidlid 80
Wilionen 9uibels @cisen iibrig iillo,
10 bat oas Winlls Scr o~iesj1brioen
Grnte gegen Die lestiGbri9c nift piel
81 beoenten. Der einbeimiid)c @ei
5%cn.Gonium miro alli etlpo cine Will
lion Vlllbels pro Gag peronihlogt.
Gs miirbe alio bel elmer grntc BON
635 Dtilionen 9uibels niht BLOB ser
Snlnno'G oniitm reid)lih 9ebeft iper,
Den. ionbern aild) nod iiber $50 Wtil.
licnen Suibels iiir ocp Grport iibrig
bleiben. Ger Tcgierlungs 9erift
r1llmt olio nit Der Sd)morSicbercl
Der Spefulonten all'. Giel miro
ollcroings nod bon Der @ittcrung
Der ndflten @oden obb1ngen, Wic
lid Die GualitGt beS @eiScns cnt
mifelt. llno Damn e,tes grntemet.
ter, ,Sb mir iibrigcns bieieS Sobr bill,
l~igengIei5en befommclt iperben. b1n0t
bon ben Grllten Scr iibriaen @ei5cn-
ldnOer mo Den onOurd) ~bcoingtcn
WcItmdrftsTreiie o6.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-12

Sic repubIitonid c Hor.
tel bat all Die Sabre her bic Hroipc-
ritdt oca SnnoeS als ihr @crf in
Inlprnd, 9cnontmen. Nlidl sic gut
ten Grnotcn, Die 81 ser EroiperitGt
10 oiel beI0etragcn bubcn. Menll
MN Die @ettermloder fire Sodc
nidlt bolo bcilcr mud)cit, DIS bisbcr
in bic'en 6riibling, 10 fam i'd nic
Eortci III Ndlt ncbnlcn. @ot lie bic
NroIpcritot gcihoiicn uno crbolten,
10 criuortct DaS Golf logiihcr @ciir,
oab Tic Gas alld) mciter thun ioa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-12

Nnr lpII cS micbcr 9oi.
lcr @ilbcIm icin, Der ben Mappr
Sd)nlit pom San Sral15isco pcrall.
IoBt bot, ben Streit nit ocrt ,Sapo.
nern herbei5uiiibren, gincrlci, mic
bloolulriA ounlnl cin @cip1ld) lit, ea
miro oilrd) Die Erclie pcrbreitct. opcr
ant G1ioc MIR oeSbalb, lucil cS 10 bo-
oeltlos snnlm iii. Tir &ohrid,t
fonmt i~i6riaenS oicsnlol nid)t ans
2pnoon lonbern aus Sofio.
Sn Ncm.9 OFT IT Sic @cIt.
Gontfaftorcn.Si Minifen ba,lfc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-12

Sm ncrfIpiiencn M al Ian
Oeten III Seem. Dorf 146,5SS ginpon,
Oercr, 2I,75i mcbr. oils I'M Ipril bic.
les Sabrcs. llnter Sen I'M Mfoi Gin.
9~eIponoerten morcn 1t.ti7 oils Gent
idle floliiiisirt nit cil,cm 9oarpermo.
gen BON 307,072 Collars. StoIicr
~!icicrte aud, i'm Monot Moi pieocl
bic grobte 3obl Ginponbcrcr nil
36,603 Verioncn. Mus Rublanb ia.
men 2S,340, ans Scltrcid) 1905, aiis
llnsorn 1927 Icrionen uitb aus
Dem tleincn Wricden(ano soil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-12

MuiulanS'S tiirfiid)e YGber,
Ganitat!e.gcbdubs, &afaHt Srseu. eteis often.