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Arizona republican., 1907-06-05

erson was laid to rest in the Mes:
cemetery Sunday. the funeral ceremon
les were held in the tabernacle. and
even the large building would not hold
all of the sorrowing relatives and
friends who attended.
Damon Lodge. X. of p. assembled
at the residence about half-past one
and escorted the remains to the taber-
nacle. Members were in full regalia.
The pail bearers were: ]. II. Ruse. J.
L. Waring. c. A. Baldwin, Fred Schaf-
fer. W. K. Bowen and George Dobson.
The body was enclosed in a hand
some lavendar casket, trimmed I'm
white Grape. and was banked with ma
tural flowers. the tribute of friends.
The center piece was a silk pillow with
the initials u. p formed OF varlagat-
ed pansies. the pansy being deceased's
favorite flower.
Bishop Horne presided and the
services opened with a song by the
tabernacle choir. I'VE Know"
Prayer by II. $. Phelps
Hymn. "Oh. My Father
A. III. Mortensen then spoke for
about twenty minutes. and was fol-
lowed by II. Il. Morris. jr. Both
speakers dwelt upon the hope of life
beyond the grave and the promise of
a reunion of relatives and friends in
the great hereafter.
Mrs. Ottilie Phelps sang a beautiful
solo. accompanied on the violin by g.
NJ. Fryer.
F. T. Pomeroy spoke at considerable
length. reading from the Bible and
from the Articles of Faith of the Lat
ter-day Saints. The substance of his
remarks was the resurrection and flu
ture life.
Miss Deborah Allen sang Nearer.
Ny God. to Thee" the choir rendered
the closing hymn; Isaac Dana pro-
nounced the benediction. and the body
was turned over to the lodge MEM
bers.
The friends and relatives were given
an opportunity to look for the last
time upon the face OF their friend and
loved one.
The remains We're taken to the Gem
etery. followed by large concourse Of
relatives. lodge members and other
friends
The beautiful ceremony Of the X. Of
p. order was used at the ave-side
Mr.. Peterson was a member Of the
X. p, the Woodmen and the Woodmen
Circle. He was not a member Of any
church organization. though his par
ents We're, and many of his immediate
relatives are members OF the church
Of Latter day Saints
Mrs. Peterson. though nearly worn
out by the care Of her husband during
his fatal illness. is bearing up bravely
She has the sympathy Of the entire
public in her bereavement
Arizona republican., 1907-06-05
THE POWER OF THE PRESS.

That the newspaper is one of the
most powerful factors in American
life has long been known but its great
influence for good or evil was demon
strated in rather an unusual way on
Monday afternoon when o. l. Pickens
was knocked down with a late issue of
a western journal. The accident all
came about over the uncomfortable
desire upon the part of Mr.. Pickens to
tease the cashier at Lesueur- Gibbons
Co. Yesterday afternoon during a lull
in business Mr.. Pickens took occasion
to make a rather provoking remark to
the young lady and she playfully pick
ed up the paper in its wrapper. as it
had lately come from the postoffice
and threw it at the offending ioung
man. The paper went end over end
and caught Mr.. Pickens just over the
eye, flooring him at once. With as
sistance he was soon restored to con-
seriousness but now wears the crippled
eye in a sling.
Arizona republican., 1907-06-05
A MULES SUDDEN END.
Committed Suicide BY Running Into
Hay Rake in the Dark.

a little after dark Sunday evening
]. c. Robbins suffered the loss of a
valuable mule that came to a sudden
end in very unusual and unexpected
manner. Mr.. Robbins was on n hay
stack feeding the other animals and
jumping off it. the mule became scar
ed and started to run. About forty
feet from the stack it came up against
one Of the hay guards on a sulky rake.
a sharp piece Of steel several feet long.
The steel struck the animal full in the
breast and ran its full length into the
mules body. The mule jerked back
and a short distance and fell. the
blood squirting from the wound in n
stream. Every effort was made to
check the flow of blood but with no
avail and in few moments the ami
NAL expired. 1t was one Of a team of
four. perfectly matched and at the
present rating of live stock worth a
good bit of money.
Arizona republican., 1907-06-05
THE INSANE AERONAUT.

Orville Wright. the aeronaut. shook
his head good humorediy.
mo" he said: Il can't be inter
viewed"
But" pleaded the reporter when
I've come all the way To Dayton?"
Mr.. Wright smiled.
IF | were TO talk aeronautics with
every reporter who asks me to-" he
said. " I'd soon be in such a condition
that-that-
I'm illustrate with a story the con-
dition I mean.
"A visitor To a lunatic asylum saw
young man running about catching
flies.
What is he?" said the visitor. AN
entomolOgist?
"'No.' said the superintendent: he
Is an aeronaut.'
AN aeronaut?'
Eyes sir. A very sad case. The
difficult questions put 10 him by the
reporters drove him mad in the end
1t is his idea. now. when he catchces
enough flies, to harness them to a
soap box. and so fly over the wall and
escape"
Arizona republican., 1907-06-05

other brother I'm Thatcher. Arizona. He
stated that II would be impossible for
him to come to Mesa at present and
expressed hope that Mrs. Ferguson
was doing well.
Hagerlund-J Jones Hardware COM
pany reported yesterday that they sold
the six-shooter that was found in
John Wright's room last Thursday af-
ternoon. when the man came into the
store. stating that he lived upon the
desert and believed he would carry a
gun. though he had never done so in
his life. The mans body lies In the
Undertaking parlors of Hodnett &
Carr. where IL Will remain until some
definite arrangements by relatives can
he made for its burial.
Arizona republican., 1907-06-05
MESA VS.. INDIANS.

The deciding game of baseball be-
tween the indians and Mesa for the
championship cup will be- played in
Mesa at Drew's park. Friday after
noon. June 9Th. The first of the three
games was won by Mesa here several
weeks ago. At the return game played
in Phoenix. the Indians finished with
the largest score so the tie is to be
played off in Mesa.
Both teams have been practicing
hard for some time and the game is
bound to be a close one. Aver will be
in the box for Mesa and the Indians
have a strong man that will pitch
against him. The lineup of the two
teams will be given later.
Arizona republican., 1907-06-05
MESA
A BROTHER WIRES.
Real Husband Of Injured Woman No.
Yet Heard From.

Mrs. Ferguson Wright is still i'm
proving in health in spite of the shock
given her by the news of the death
Of the man who pretended to be her
husband. When visited this morning
she was sitting up in bed and did not
seem to be worrying a great deal about
the suicide but expressed a hope that
her real husband, B. F. Ferguson.
would soon be heard from. He has not
been located yet, but word is expected
from him at any time. An answer
was received yesterday morning to a
telegram that was sent to still an
Arizona republican., 1907-06-05
J. w. sPENcER's FUNERAL,

The funeral services of ]. W. Spen-
Ger were held yesterday morning at
the Methodist church and the body
was shipped today back to Everett.
Washington for burial.
Rev. J. \. Crouch. who conducted
the services. spoke in a brief but
touching manner OF the life of his fell
low churchman and expressed as much
as was possible the sympathy Of the
church and Of himself for tho sorrow-
ing wife.
The music was furnished by the
church choir and a beautiful solo was
sung by Mrs. W. s. Dorman entitled
Face to Face"
At the close of the service the
flower-laden casket was born away to
the depot and shipped home.
Mrs. Spencer will leave this evening
and will accompany the body from
Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1907-06-05
POOL HALL BEING FITTED UP.

John Williams is now at work fit
ting up his new pool hall in the Vance
building, just west of the Free Press
office. Mr.. Williams has ordered
three pool tables from Los Angeles
and is expecting them in any day. He
will fit his quarters up in first class
shape. The new hall is to be run on
a plan that viii permit of lady WISH
tors, or players. at all times. No bet
ting is to be allowed and profanity is
TO be barred.
Arizona republican., 1907-06-05
THE LOSS OF A DIAMOND.

4 Tempe young lady had the misfor-
tune to lose diamond ring Saturday
afternoon, which to the time of writ
ing had not been found. The last she
remembers Of it was when in the Mer-
camille store where she was trying on
a pair Of gloves. She is naturally very
anxious to recover it. not only on ac-
count Of its actual value but through
t. association. If the finder will leave
it at the Mercantile or the postoffice.
he or she will be literally rewarded.
Arizona republican., 1907-06-05
TRADED HOMES.

Marion Horrell last week sold two
hundred acres Of school land which lies
two and a half miles southeast of
Mesa to II. b. Morris. jr. Morris gave
$4,000 for the land. giving his twenty
acre ranch. situated southwest of Mesa
one and a half miles. as part payment.
The men will exchange homes. Horrell
moving onto the twenty-acre place
and Morris moving with his family
into the two thousand dollar brick
house on the school land.
Arizona republican., 1907-06-05
LOST A DIAMOND.

4 Tempe young lady suffered the
loss OF a diamond ring a day or two
ago. The last she remembers Of it
was when trying on pair Of gloves
at the mercantile store. when she had
for a moment removed IL from her
finger. She is naturally very anxious
to recover it and the finder will be
literally rewarded by returning it 10
the mercantile or the postoffice.
Arizona republican., 1907-06-05
PERSONAL AND OTHERWISE.

Percy Smith and wife of Scottsdale
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. +.
Schmidt Sunday.
Frank Stewart. who recently sold his
ranch. has moved to town and is at
home at the Ed Maik place on Fourth
street.
Mrs. NJ. West returned yesterday
from a visit to Tucson.
Arizona republican., 1907-06-05

Notice-TO people going to Iron
Springs. Owing to not being able to
get my usual low freight rate from
Phoenix to Iron Springs. / am ship
ping my groceries largely direct from
the coast Except home produce) and
as | can lay goods down there as
cheap as Phoenix you can save the
freight and trouble by buying every
thing from me. Respectfully, f. Z.
Patton. Iron Springs.
Arizona republican., 1907-06-05
BEST DRUGS
--~AY~~---~~~~
HAIR M ER'S

Phoenix Bakery's bread has never
been surpassed-never quite equaled.
Our expert bakers turn from the ovens
daily a quantity of butternut bread 1Oc
a loaf that for lightness, flakiness and
even grain will delight the most crit
ical
Arizona republican., 1907-06-05
LOCAL JOTTINGS.

Miss Tena Nets is spending few
days visiting with friends in Phoenix
A. ID. LeBaron left yesterday for
Florence, where he will meet Judge
Woy and go out with him to inspect
the mining claims of DIR. Brack.
l.. G. Hill and wife. with Senator
Tillman and wife, passed through
Mesa yesterday morning in the sup
erintendent's motor car. bound for
Roosevelt. the senator being on an in
spection trip to the different reclama-
ton projects in the west.
w J. Longmoor and wife left yes
terday evening for Canada. where they
will spend the summer visiting the
points of interest.
Horace Oldren left last night for FL
Centre. Calf. where he was sent by
the II. Woods Co. to inspect the can
taloupes that are now ready for ship
ment there.
Arizona republican., 1907-06-05

............ Geraldine Hodnett
La Czarine" Louis Came
OpheIia Calaya
PART III.
duet Norma" ........ Bellini
... Misses Finnie and Palmer
Angels Serenade" ... Smith
Etnel SlcnardS
3-"Cradle Song" ......... Barili
....... Bertran Hendrix
4-"Water Sprites" .... Chaminade
..-...--.. Inns Seepe
Air de Ballet" .. Moskowsk
........ Leora CZarnowsk
la Moonlight Sonata Beethoven
OBJ The Flatterer" .Chaminade
Jennie Nichols
Arizona republican., 1907-06-05

There was an old woman who lived in
shoe,
She had so many children she didn't
know what to do:
So she bought some Cactus Candy
Which Donofrio made,
And the children liked il better
Than cake and lemonade.
Arizona republican., 1907-06-05
TEMPE AovtRTIsKhEkrs.

Eggs 800 per setting.
from Brown and White
LeghOrns, Barred Ply
mouth Rocks and
Rhode Island Reds.
1000 Leghorns fer sale.
Must make room for
young stock. c. W.
Alexander, Prop, CAL
la-Dale Poultry Farm,
Tempe.
Arizona republican., 1907-06-05
TEMPE
PIANO RECITAL.
BY Miss Palmer's Class in Music, or
Monday Evening.

The piano recital given by Miss
Palmer's class in music at the home of
Mrs. Howard Woods Monday evening
was. a pronounced success in every re-
spect and the youthful participants
acquitted themselves in n manner that
reflected much credit npOn them AZ
well as their instructor. The prlgral1
which was rendered. follows:
PART
1-n1Inf stX t,lafida Ilnll.sf' On .r.,IaIo,
Arizona republican., 1907-06-05

Few women are as good looking as
they think other women ought to think
they are.-Philadelphia Press.
Arizona republican., 1907-06-05
A RAGE FOR KHAKI.

There you are, Hats and frocks
making love to stir anew in old. we'd
ding couples. and Turing youths into
matrimony. No doubt of it. The
fashions this year are joy forever.
and the best of il is they promise even
better for the near future. Something
military. or at least semi military.
will be the rage for the hot months.
Khaki is the coming color. and there
is nothing smarter We are to have
khaki-colcred wraps. and IL already is
being largely used for collars and
trimmings. especially on the checked
effects that are having so great run
this year. not only for women but for
men. In fact. IL is expected that khaki
will be the prevailing color this sum
mer. II viii hold sway when the in
tense heat initiates against the less
vivid tailcr-made costume. which IL is
promised will find greater popularity
in the fall and next winter than ii has
this spring.-New York Press.
Arizona republican., 1907-06-05

duet. "Yrletide Bells" Guerdeler
$50. Mabel Webb and Lillis Beeb :
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-21
&Dnnen es nid)t lailen.

ct. 9ouis, Mo., 20. Cftober.-
3mei Mitglieoer ot$ 9clegatcnball,
les, 6rieorib ". Nriesmeper unb
Ieroinono @arOer, wlrOen 9eitert
Abcnb in Ser @%erionmllu1g ser &or.
pcrif)aft inter, ser Nnflage Der In-
Hhhmc non @eltedun1en uerbaitet,
Die gnflugcn iinb pen Der @rano.
Nurp in elmer Spe5iliiibung erboben
morOei, nad)0em bic 0eIeaoten cine
Bill anacnommen batten, bltrf melde
Die 9lnlegung elmer Hcmiiie fiir gutos
mobile am Nelmur 9oltleuaro &c.
ltattet muroe. Bic brioen arrel tans
ten mllroen Dor @erjHt gebrad)t uno
einseipcrrt. HaA Den Antlo9en ipl-
len oie beioen Gele9otcn lie $500 ba.
iiir erhaIten hobell, Oub liz, fiir Ant
nabme Der Mabre9eI itinlmten. Sic
itcllen jeoe, S6ulO in 4lhreoe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-21

Triagt die 1De SOrte, Dialh' Inner Gekautt Hail
:: s;s &MM1XM
Nus benz 5nncrca Marplanb's nno
ben angrenSenbcn Staatcn.
Ics aoiiers 9i6el.


Tie cpongclilh- llttberiid)c Irciiol.
tigfeits.&irhc in Camden, ~, 80.
itor Sb. 8prr, ~icierte geItern ibr gol.
benes SubilQunl. Cine bcionocre Gbs
rlltg lit ibr buNurd) %gelporocn, DOB
&uiler 4ilbclm Der @emeinbe cine
prohtpollc Nltorbibcl ourh Den BOT.
ihafter Treibcrrn Sternburg %itiitete.
Sic lit Elm Nruhtmerf. Sn feincs Sc.
Der oebunocn unO nit foitborcm DC
tallbeld)laa pcriebeL 5eigt lie an ocn
bier Gnbeu Der poroeren 9lubcnicitc
Die fcingearbeiteten Gmbleme Der pier
Gpon9cliiten. Die critic Snncnicit oes
glldes lit ge5iert init Der all5icbenoen,
boroftepolen Sanbi6rift oes aai.
iers. Mit murtiger Sdrift bat bier
DER spencer ollber Der Namelslnnter.
idriIt oos Apoitellport geiest: uginen
8runo fam 9tienlano le9en, nlBer
bent Ser gelc9t lit, meld)er lit SeiuS
Gbriitlls. I. &pr. 3, H."
. e fiirmortcn StrGflings.
nrbett.
Die 9ountp.GpmmiIidre bon Mont.
gonlerp.G ountp empfingcn cine 9itt.
ihrift oeS n8oiben Sarmers.Glub,"
meld)e ouf oie Gerbeiierung Der @ege
bieies Gountps olrrdySt rGflingsarbeit
oringt. Iie GommiIiGre peroen Die
@nGelcacnbeit in %GrpGgun9 5ieben.
@e d. moreno ausgelooIt.
Hihter Sames .. Senberinn bat Die
@eidpuorenen iiir Die am Wontng,
Den fl. Nopcmber, beginnenoe Sit.
5une oes arciSgerifts fir Montgo.
merp-Gountp ol~lSeelooit.
Gcriud)tc 9 elbitmorb
Yer 40iGbrige GARNER 81, =, Mob-
DOR in arcola, 9oltooun,G puntp, So,
beging am 6reitas; iabeno einen
SclbitmorOperirdl inoet er lid nit
einem Huiirmeiier bem @als ourd)-
ibnitt. Sein 3itltano lit. boffnhngs'
los. sls Wotip Der Tbat aelten pefn'
nidre Stmierigfeiten oes SelbItmDr-
oers.
9eteran eeItorben.
Sn Suiiolt. @o., 1tarb i'm Sitter bon
&C Sabren alonso Barrett, elm Con.
fooerirter @%etcron; Der @erblidene
bintcrldbt ieine 3ittpe, cine Sodter
unb pier Sobne.
8erih tstermin beginnt.
Ser Sftnbcrtern,ir bes Nnne Nrltn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-21
81 @unitcn @bitncp's cntid,ieocn.

go il II, Moii., 20. October. -
Sn Dem GonteIt 5piiden Gen. Gbos.
W. Bartlett bon Hepton llno Senrp
W. @bitnep bon @roofline bot Die
@oblgeleb.G ommiiiion nod eingebcn-
Dem @erbor cntidieoen, DOB Der 9ett.
genomnte lollt ieines Nominations
Certificates ols Der reguldre Demo.
trotiife OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES an.
5%llerfcnnen lei. SrpBbem miro Gen.
@artlett'S Home uuf Dem @oblSettcl
Itcben blcibcn, oa ieine Domination
l0ngft binterle9t mpfoen lit; err cot.
bibirt uiii Dem yglnti.M er9er.Sid If
mdbrcno @bitucp's Nonlc nlllrmehr
i'll orei &itbrifen 81 fiilben lit, mint
lid in b%enjenigen Der rcgul1ren ltnb
Der nnabbangi9en Genlofraten, ionic
oea bemofrotiihen @ilrgerbunoes.
Gem &erncbmen nod ltebt Bartlett
int gegriiic, peitcre gerittlibe
Stlrittc CUR Wabrung iciner Geftc
5u tbrn. @bitnep erflGrte, Oie Ont.
'deionng 81 icincn 8uniten getpGbr,
leilte Die grboltung oeS oemofroti-
id,en FarteiperbanoeS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-21
3ndlthnns nnf Yebcnssrit.

G%bicago, 81, 20. Oft. - Nod,
elmer 9eratbung bon gerooe 5lpan5ig
Sefunoen CAB Die Sllrp in Hid)tcr
Barnes @eri6t gegen Wlifoel No
Der Elm Geroift olli idnllbig Der WtiB-
bonolung Der clfidbrigen Soiepbinc
Wc@udin ab mo firirtc icine Strofe
auf lebenslGnglides 3lthtbuls. Gie
Strenge oes llrtbeils erre9t aQgemet.
mes gllfieben, ielbit in@eridtsfreiien.
SIS lit baS critic llrtbeil bieier Nrt IN
eincm iolden Sale III Goof.Gountp.
Hihter Barnes bette Waber 81 BE.
ainn Der @erbunblung angeboten,
idyulbig 81 p~laioiren uno cine Straie
Don 5ebn Sobren 3uhtbaus orl5ullebs
men, Oo1 botte Der Ingeflogte Dies
ab%delebnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-21
Shaiu's sluciter HrDscf.

Nem Dorf, 20. Sftober. - Sc
n0ber Sarrp Sbop's 5weite Ero5ciii-
rlng megen oerGrmoroung Stnnforo
@bite's beranriidt, belto eifriger gebt
Der @efanaene in Den Combs ieinen
9ertbeioi9ern perionli6 an Die Sanb,
I'M iif orlf oieielbe por5ubereiten.
Gr iol Sen Ibpofaten ibon iuerth.
pole Gienite geleiitet unO namuentli6
Gin longes Shriftltiid alsgeorbeitet
babenl meldes ieinem Sauptanualt
Vfortin V. 2ittleton Elm gutter @eg-
meiier 9eipeicn lit, iid nit Den Sbot-
ioten pertrollt 81 MADDEN. Gpclpn
Nesbit Sbom bot lid pieoer pollltGn-
Dig erbolt uno lit cine taglide @eill.
herin i'm @eidngniiie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-21
Nmerifaner in Wcrifo ermoroet.

8olpelt il II, Ger, 20. Sft.-aus
Sermoiillo, Werifo; miro gemeloet,
Dob brei amerifaniihe 9ergleutc,
Charles Srieoman 70. Sobnitone II.
auguitus Scilbman, bon 9ooui . Sn,
oianerrL bic lid, i'm noroIihen Sbeilc
oes Staaies Sonora mieoer oIi ocnt
&ricespiab bciinoen, eetootet murben.
Die orei Amerifouer marcn in Seglei.
tung elmer an5abl Merifoner ouf
Dem @ege nah Dem DC Eilmos.Ii.
thrift, oils JIG bon elmer fiiniSig Monn
itorfen 9aaui-g anbe o%n9egriiien
muroen. Sic leiiteten per5meiielten
@ioeritono lno itreften piele Snbio.
ner foot uno %permunbet nieoer, che lie
Der ltebermoft erlaeen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-21
Mahnluurtc Saft's.

Manila. 90. Sftober. Sat.
peripenoete ben aeltrieen Gag allf Die
Snipeftion Der Normol., Sod. uno
8cmerbeidule. sui Ser bier itatt.
tinoenoen Snouitrie : A~usitcqiln9
puroe ibm Gin gmpiane bereitet. Sn
elmer geriammluta Don Sfulfinbern
erflarte Der Sefret1r. nuf Ser Sbule
berllbe Die 9ofinung bes IrdipeIs.
lno Die @emerbeidnllen boten 8ele.
eenbeit, Die @iiroe Der &anb. lIub
aopiarbeit e%rfennen SIT Iernen. Sbre
Mlisbiloung icute ben Stol5 Der Sill.
pinos biIoen. Gie 2anOmirtbibait
biloe einen Der pidtieiten Sebc sur
gntwidellns oes 2anoes. Der fSe-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-21
Trau Humaofa's TicbitGhlc.
Shr @ottc bottc ibr p~cr5icben. - Gcl
@eiitcSnlitono ser InaefIagtcn.

Gbico0o, SIls., 20. Oft. - Die
n~elleite Nhoic in Ser SeniotionSge-
id)idte bes ymciblid)cn Hoiflcs," Der
Srau GoeIpn Homu0fo @ottin cinc9
MilionGrs aus WiIipoltfce, oic 0e.
meiniam nit etnenl 9teger n"llcrlei
Giebit0ble bcgangen boben iou, lit
nlnmcbr, oaB ihr @otte s. :. $40,
maofo ibr pcr5ieben, sic S6eioungS.
fIoge 3ltriid0e5oqen uno ibr Den pol
fen 9eiitanb nit ieincm Heihtbllm 5ll
ibrer Iertbeioigun9 pcriproden bot.
ST bot mir ncr5icbcn!"rtc 6rall no
maofa freltocitrublcn0 Scr Wotronc
51t, na6oem lie cin lougeS Scleg.
rolnm uno einen 9riei ibres 8otten
erboltcn bette. o@r miro trob ale.
Dem 81 mir bolteu. >, ieBt meiB idL
ooB oIlcs nod gut cnoen miro, lno
Damn merOe ihL nnd) off oielen fllrd)t-
barren G%riobrungen, in 3ufunft gut
ieiu."
Gin ieniotioneler Sdod5ug Der
AnfIu0ebeb0roe lit i9eben befonnt &C.
moroen. Sic bat hGnllid, UNI Der
orf @eiitesgeitortbeit lalltenOen Ser.
tbeibigung Der In9eflogten 5upor5u.
fommen, bereit5 Ourd Sen befannten
SSrrenar5t Ir. Surolo q. Weper 5mci
gebeime llnterillfungcn Der 6rau Go.
ntoOfn pornebmen lniicn, oeren Dc.
fltno angeblif p0aige SURROUNDINGS
fdbigfeit berielben crgcben bot. Ser
@atte Der Grou 9Iaubt ooge9en chen.
fails, bob ieire Srou 9eiltig nld)t nor
nal gepeien iein fonnc, ais lie, Die in
Den beiten Gerbdltniiien lebte, nit jes
mem Neger ouf 10 gef0brli6e 9lben.
teuer oltsging.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-21

tretor ~ltattete allt) ser nell gegriinoe-
ten or5tlid)en Sdule citen 9eilld ab
uno blclt cine 9lniprod]e an Die Stu
oenten. Nuf Der Hiidiabrt bes Sefre-
tdrs BON Sort We&inIcp gingen bent
Sefretor Die Eferoe 0urd, ober einenl
nit ali Dem BOD iitenoen Ieteftip
gelang es, Die Sbicrc 5llrl Steben ST
brin9en, llllo es nabm Nicmano Sda.
Sen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-21
GbeIapeafe Iampier-G ompa0nie.
Ghefapeafe.2tnte.
T(RoNfka ModN0trpLT nu,nsee O[eA~AsA A~S

Giesante Radaaier.1 ampier rMusaks" unt
rGDlnmbla" mad,
DID Rptnt gpmiurt nnb EurfeIf, ia.
9aHpfer ~oerIaffen Baltimore tdgIi9 (au4oes
rorrtrlet SonntdaS) I'M 80 MbeioS limb Iorts
men In Oh Ypint Comfort I'm 6 lltr Wor9enS
nno in NorfoIf iiml 7.1h WtoreenS du, at.
ttliebenb OH bic gifeutabn3iae. na@ oten
Quniten oeS Gioens unb siiofpeftenS.
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" Baltimore" t..
tatt @eit.Tptnt limb Wth1inpnb, ga.
9ampfer oerInffeu Baltimore fdaIi3 {auSqe.
nont,en Sonrtces) nm 8 lbr Edmmtttaes uTfb
fommcn Az @effsVoi,t I'm, TAB WsotqenS iinb
In Ritmpnb nm go Wprctn San.
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bon baltimore abfabrenber 1ampfer unb Bic
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an Gienitaaen, 9onnerftasen nrb gamiiaeen
DON Baltimore uno on Montaaei,. Wttttfpo4en
nnb Sreltasen bon seeft.poiIt abfabrenben
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(bet aiinftiaem &etterl.
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nnb 10. 9tahttraken.19e rhe:.
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etrabe, pber ben Saupt'ghrenu1: 2tatts tus
Qee.etrake.
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