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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-07-10
TO MAKE CHANGES PLANS COMPLETED.
Everything Now In Readiness For
Opening of the Chautauqua
Tomorrow.

Preparations for the great Chautau-
qua which opens here tomorrow are
completed. Everything is in reading
ess for the entertainment and recep-
tion Of the long list Of lecturers and
entertainers who are TO visit Vinita.
The big tent is up, the platform built,
the seats arranged, in fact, everything
is now ready for the great throngs Of
people who are going to enjoy these
intellectual teasts.
Preparations have been made for
much larger crowds and better accom-
modations than those Of any previous
year, and this years Chautauqua bids
fair to be one of the great events in
the history Of Vinita happenings.
The tent is located on the public
school grounds, near the business
center Of the city.
The Rev. J. E, Pershing is local
manager and platform manager. He
has full control Of all arrangements,
and all who know him recognize the
fact that everything will be carried
out as per schedule. The idea Of the
management was to secure line OF
lecturers who would bring out three
distinct lines of thought, educational,
pure entertainment and high morals.
They feel they have accomplished
their aim, and that the people who
attend will be instructed, entertained
and bettered morally.
A large crowd at each entertain'
ment is assured as many season tickets
have been sold
The Hon. J. N. Tilman, president
Of the University Of Arkansas, will
open the lecture course at 2 O'Clock
p. M, with a lecture on college
Life. In the evening Walt Holcomt
will speak on "The Real Sam Jones.
Friday will be La Toilette day The
great reformer will speak in the after
noon at 2:3Q and his subject will be,
''The Fight for Reform" " 1t is likely
that the business houses will be closec
during this session. In the evening
the little Japanese scholar and lee
turer who delighted his audience herI
last year, will speak Oh "The Yankees
of the East His lectures are pro
fusely illustrated by a new set Of Jap
anese moving pictures.
The Chautauqua management feels
that it is giving to the people Of Vin-
ita one of the best things in the
world, and that the price, either fo
the entire course or single attractions
are within reach Of all. 1t is hoped
the people will appreciate this fact
and enthusiastically support the Chau
tauqua throughout.
The first session will open atl0a. m
Thursday, July IL. Be there. Dom
miss a single entertainment,
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-07-10
James F. Staples Dead.

OFT Smith received a telegram from
Los Angeles last night announcing
the death in that city Of his brother
in-law, James f. Staples, on the morn.
ing of July 9. The remains win be
sent to Tahlequah for interment. Mr..
Staples was one Of the oldest residents
Of Tahlequah and had always taken
an active part in the affairs Of the
town At the time Of his death he
was president of the First National
bank Of Tahlequah
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-07-10
Business Houses To Close.

A number Of business men Of the
city have requested The Chieftain to
make a public request thatall business
houses close during the time that Cong
ressman lands, Senator LaFollette
and Col William J. Bryan are deliver
ing their speeches at the Chautauqua.
Attend uhe mass meeting at the Com
merclal club rooms tonight and ex-
press your views on this,Question.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-07-10

ct, ]. Hiderbrand, Estella. Alter
mates, NJ. A. Sorrel, a. Horn, j. E..
Butler A. Freeman, o. w. Massey
and Frank Franklin.
Wade Stanfeld was recommended
as state committeeman from this
county Speeches were made by
prominent Republicans and harmony
prevailed throughout the session.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-07-10

Have you seen Alice?
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-07-10
GOV. FRANTz TO NAME
1000 FARMER DELEGATES

Guthrie, Okla, July 10-Goyernor
Frantz has received instructions from
President Stahl Of the National Far
mers congress to name 1000 Okla
homa delegates to the next annual
convention to meet in Oklahoma City
in the near future. The appointments
will be made in week
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-07-10
DELEGATES NAMED
Craig County Republicans Met in
Vinita Observation-Disclosures
ton of Frantz Endorsed.

A meeting Of the Craig county Re-
publicans was held in the court house
Yesterday and delegates elected to at
tend the state convention which rumor
says will soon be held at Tulsa for the
purpose of putting out a ticket-or
deciding not to put a ticket in
the field.
The meeting was call to order at l;
30 D. M. by County Chairman S. E.
wallen and a temporary organization
was effected. The Iobject of the
meeting as explained by Chairman
Wallen was to select state and con-
gressional delegates. All townships
in the county were represented.
On motion, temporary organization
was made permanent. A committee
on credentials, permanent organiza-
tion :and resolutions was appointed,
one member from each township.
The committee on permanent or
ganization named J. w, Douthitt, Of
Blueiacket, as permanent chairman;
Frank Conklin, Of Centralia, as perm
anent secretary and F. D. Pelsue, OF
Welch, assistant secretary. All COM
mittees reported.
The convention Immediately pro-
ceeded to the transaction OF the busi-
ness before il. The resolutions we're
rather lengthy, briefly stated they
favored statehood but opposed the
present proposed constitution, They
endorsed the plan Of submitting to
the Republicans of the new state the
question Of whether there be any
election or not, and nominations made
for the various offices.
The convention favored awaiting
the futher action Of the constitutional
convention before anything futher is
Gore.
The administration Of Gov. Frank
Frantz, Of Oklahoma, was endorsed.
Following is a list Of the delegates ap-
pointed to attend the state conyen-
tion to be called az Tulsa at some
future date:
N S Waldrop I Johnson, ] M
Hudson, John Caste, W D Stroud, B
A Mcfarland, W Fl Darrough, S E
Wallen, w E Sniggs, Lee Todd, John
Franklin, F Leer, r Allen,
Chas B Rogers, G W R Smith,
Frank Brandon, Port Newman. Jack
Mills, F D Pelsue, F Fl Conkright,
Wade Stanfeld, James A Leforce, T
A Chandler, G Durall, with 10 alter
nate delegates, w A Hampton, ] E
Butler, D H Wilson, 0 Fl Johnson,
NJ E Milford George Costley, William
Sims, T J Farrar, A Weber, Fl F
Watson, DR. r / Allen Of Centralia
was appointed as chairman Of the
state delegation and Chas B Rogers
spokesman
Fourteen delegates we're also select
to attend the congressional convention
at Tahlequah as follows: J. f. Mur-
ply A. B. Berger, S. E. Wallen, W.
A. Meeks G. B. Rogers, L. M. Probas-
co, all of Vinita; 0. H. Johnson, Cen
tralia; O. Harlin, Big Cabin; G. w.
Dixon, Welch, Fl. NJ. Hicks, Bluejack-
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pon,t miss seeing AlIce.

Cyrus Reeves, charged with the
larceny of COW belonging to Nathan
Ross, had a preliminary hearing nthe
commissioners court yesterday and
was discharged
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-07-10
RETAILORS MEET
Will Inaugurate Plan For State
Fashioned After That Of Brad
street and Dun.

Oklahoma City, July, lO-Half
thousand delegates and representa-
tives Of the trade from both territories
arrived here yesterday to attend the
opening session Of the semi-annual
meeting Of the Oklahoma Retailers
association. 1t will be the most inn
portant meeting the association has
ever had. A system by which Gus
toners and accounts may be checked,
effective in the entire new state, plan
ed much after that used by Brad
streets and Dun's will be inaugerated.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-07-10

A mass meeting has been called for
tonight at the Commercial club rooms
to select a citizens committee to well
come Bryan, La Follett and Lands
when they arrive in this city. A large
attendance at this meeting is desired.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-13
staats. iecna.Scfanntmamnna.

glour6 luerOel ale @crionell rrlb &6rpcr-
idaitcit, incorporate oocr politif6e. iuelCbe in
Der Stabt Baltimore Elm 0ei01ft betrciben, fit
lucldes Die Grbehtllg elmer StaatssQiccl5 en-
forherltb lit, aut9eioroert. AM ooer Dor benz
critcn Gage hcs Miuunts Mai .. 5. cine lircn5
3l loietl oocr oteIelbe 81 e%rrlelierrl.
Sine &erfiltiunib Der Grueucrurte ibrer Qis
Gems bis 5nnt critcn Saae bcs Wipnats Wiai ..
:. bon Seitel bon 9Seriolen, bic ic6t fDIdc
ScI9dIte bctretbeil, miro ~oieieIben elmer SeIos
ftrafe ltlterluerfen.
Sn ucbereinitininung NIT Dem sc. Mrtifel,
40. nno SO. gbi6nitt, beS Goocr Der allgeme;s
lell 0fientIiGben 8eiebe pcroer gtpplifaIIien fir
SruoerS' 2iceI6en aufgeluroert, in HerfOn purs
6uiprc6en ltflo cine beidluorcne slngabe fiber
ben &ertb oeS bon benz ~6efngteu 9lppIifanien
GetiiDrteli 2aGerS 8I MAIDEN. Sic 2icell5 miro
oemGeItub alS9eiteIlt tuerheu.
Sr. goam SchDcrt, Iftltar beS Common
Ilcass@ eridtS. ipirb am mo mad Mpntag, bclt
10. Ipril 1907, 5ipiiben ben Gtunben bon 0
u6r TurinittaaS bis 4 l6r giaduittnas, IN feis
mem giireau i'm @rbgeibpb oc5 @criftSgehdus
6cs. Notwithstanding 5ir gus9abe bon
2iccn8en bereit ieill.
Sus StuatssScriiferltngss Scpartemcnt BON
Wtnr0lorh ioirh am lnb mad Mittiuudl, ben l..
Mint 1907, 8lnii3e! ben Gtin6cn bon 9 llDr
VornittagS Bis 4 llbr gtnhntittae5, In fei1ten
8ilrcalir, 9tr. 900. 9lnericars@liiIbina, guItis
more unh SputbsStrnbe, 5ir %crnus9abun9
hon id3rlt0elt Serit0crltGs : WtatIers2tccn5en
bereit fem. " }.' t'4t ".'IlI
Urprac %. &abgctt,
Sdertff bon Baltimore.
(Ipr2, a ,G,0,t1 10, 10 7.1o,2 90, "a 7, 29 300
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@inc GihtiaitcQnna.

&r. Welpiac 6. Stone, ser 9eiter
Scr nNiiociirten YreIie," sic mobl oos
9roBtc Aahridten Bureau ser @elt
lit, bat nelllih bel Dem 6eIteilem Oos
Die r9t.-Y. StaatS- 3tg." Dem on1eri-
tanil6cl 9otl6after in Berlin gege.
ben, cine geidihtlide Sbatiadc flar-
gcIteut. SIS lit Die 9ieoeri6S. @piiooe
Dor 0fonila, iiber lpelde gang fali6e
Seridte Derbreitct noroen iino, oie
Iogar in nmerifoniide @ei6i6ts6iider
ilbergegangcn iino. 9eipep llno Die
Oerid) ioatcn oor1olS Dor Wanila bart
ancinanoer gcrotben iein ltilo natiir=
lid trlt9 Der oclltidc Iomiral Die
Sdnllo. Nun ldgt Sr. Stone in lei-
ner Nep-Oorfcr Teoe: IS lit mobl
mabr, Oob mir 0c9en bic oeuti6c 9le.
gierung nid)t inner gal15 gcred)t 0e-
ipelen iino, unb ih bobe 5ienlit lange
gGunrtet, Inn einige Ingelegeltbeiten
~orfgefldrt ST lcber. Die 0ieoerid)s-
@piIooc Dor Wonilo lit cine oapon.
@ern Die gol15e @eId)idte einmol er-
5dblt lit, Damn, perii6erc i6 Sic,
miro es an Den Sag fommen, ooB oie
oeltti6e &cgierltng ii6 6omals pein.
lid CORRECT un6 obIoltt taftpoQ be,
llorlnlcn bat; ulto lucllr aQe sS6at-
ia6en befonnt iino, 10 piirben mir in
feilter 9e5iebung cin Gedt sur aloge
Dabcn."
Sn mcnigcn Sagen iino cs ltelln
Sabre, 0aB IiG sic @piiobe Dor Mo.
Mia obgeipielt bat, bel ser r1ad oen
&orten Stone's oem 6elltidcn @omi-
raj nno Der beutiden 9fegierullg III.
lererleits l(nre6t getbon norOen lit.
l%lniere Singo'Breiie nnb anoere
Setter idladteten oie 9(ngelegenbeit
bantals gegen 0eutidtnn6 beteno
neioli6 ans. @arum miro Die Sadc
nidt amtli6 flargeltellt? Nod nellll
Sobren oarf man cine oiii5ieQe 9ii1.
tigltellung erluarten.
9lub iiber einen meiteren Ylrltft
iprad Sr. Stone in ieiner &eoe. Gr
iogte: n0ie Srieoens . Gorfereni in
Sortsmontb bilOet cine onOere Sall.
itration. Sm 2al,fc Der ganSen Ser
bonolnngen in 8%erbinoune nit Der
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&~crIammlnugs Nn5cigcn.
ScfanntmadJungcn
stcurr.e cpartcmcmt, @at6aaus.

Sulll III u | c, nel IL. gprll lNUl
Stelter8ubler lueroelt hermit bcnadbridtigt
Die @rlnbeieentbumss. Neriunnls Itth Seturitd-
tcnsS tcilerreCbnltn9en bon 1907 acludbrt luirn.
bic ludbreno ocs WututS glpriI ni6t ipdicr dlS
Sicnitaa, ben 30, 3 llbr Nabmittags, bc6ap,
luerber. Stei1 9tscoIlio miro mad Dem 80. Ipril
1907 g%eiudbrt. Neingtc NednllGen ipcr0cn am
!. Mai 1907 rilditdnhtG mo 3t1ie1 bon oieiem
Satunt nj trngclt. lltlo luelln oicte 10 rildtt1nois
gen SteIcrn libt iunerbaIb hrcibig 5ngen oar
mad be5dblt ncrberl, miro cine Strdf9ebilGr bon
brei go Frp6cnt be5 grItito zGcira0cs elmer ies
ben 9tcdnulg bin6uGcii9t mo bic 5nblltn9 benz
Veie6c 0cnld6 cr5lpllllgclt pcr6clt. Stcille Hcdls
lulllpelt ali90cinnot, ncIll o~icielbet nid)t pcrz
i6nIt6 obcr per 9spit Ocrlnnat iperocn.
'ScnrD NiliamS.
Q02,13) SiclersGiItneDnlcr.
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Der Seridjt nnicrer Strafcnba6m-
nno Glcftri5itGtS 8cicQIdaft.

INN GlcttrljttntS WclcuI dDnft.
Die D&ercini0te 5troBcnbobl,- uuO
Glcftrt5it0tS . @cieQi6oft" bat Den
Y%ftion0rcn ibrcn odten S~obrcSbcribt
lnterbrcitet, Der cili icbr giinIti0cS
@lIo bon Scr 9cid0itlidcn Gage Der
VclelIldoft gicbt. @e0en ouS &or,
Iobr llnO Die SrlttosGinlobneu ii6er
cine Dolbc WtiQion Collars u0cr nm
500 Ero5clt geltiegcn. Die @ctric6s.
totem ItelItcn Itdl, bollptiG6li6 infol.
&C Der Scrmcbrltng 0c3 @o0gpnzWa=
tcrlol9 rno Der 0amit p%erbunOencn
Serrtebrung 0cS Y~crlonals, mn 1889
Ero5ent bober, olS i'm Sorjubrc. Der
Nertebr auf Den StroBcn6obnen bat
lclbltpcrlt0nolid I'M leBten @ci61ft5-
Iobrc lpieoer cine beoellte11Oc Stci0e.
rltrg crfabren. 9ie 3obl Der 5oblen-
Den Eerloner, lpelde our6 sic Stros
Bcnbabncn beforocrt luur0en, be5if.
terte Iid) I'M lcBten Sabre ouf 1885,
1S5,60t, gcgen 0oS 8orjobr Gin Wcbr
BON onn0bernO 1t1@ WtiQioncn Yoi.
lo9icrelt. Die @oggonS Scr @eieQs
ldott legtcn IN Dem 8ei6GftSio6re
iiber 26 MtiQionen Mcilcn 5uriid, ct.
mo 6O4,000 Wcilcn me6r ais in 1905.
Stcle 3oblcn gebcn cincn llcber6lid
bon Der rieiigcn gG%tSocbnltn0 0icic$
Observation-Disclosures. Der 9ur6idnittS-
&erOienIt pro @ng9on-NfciIe ItcQtc
ltf ollf $3.50 Gents, cine 3ltrabnlc
BON 1.6O GclttS gcgen ooS &oriobr;
Die Soften Der 9cbiemumg ser @o0-
CONS betrug 1887 Gents, einc i3ll-
nablnc bon 100 Gc1tS. SIS lpuroen
I'M leBtcn 9etriebSiobre 53h WiQio-
men umltcigc = &arten benltbt, itber
a Wtllllonen nlcbr al5 i'm Goriubre.
Gtlua 40 Ero5ent allcr 3Q6lenocn Yai=
1dgicre modtcn nlio BON oen l%ln1itci=
gc=&orten @ebroltd). 9ie 9rlttos
@inlobmcn Scr @cieQi6aft bc3iifcr-
ten iid fir 0oS ob0cIoufcne @cI6GftS,
iubr allf rtnO 6@ MtiQioncn 9o(-
lars, Die SctriebS = ltnfoltcn 6clicfcn
lid artf nobc5u 3H MiQioncn. Ger
Nctto-G croicnIt betrltg 3,362,t6OGol.
lars, bon ocm Steuern, 3inicn ltno
ol1ocre Iu3goben I'M 8etroge bon
2,365,568 Collars ~ab5u5ieben iin6,
lo0oB Elm lleberiGuB bon 1,O01 ,29S
Collars Oerhlei6t. Die @eleQi6aft
bat pGbrcnb 0eS SabreS ibr StraBen.
haDnzSpitem unb Sen 8ctrieb peIcnt-
lid erlueitert rno pcrbeiicrt uno lit
Oanlit Den @itnIGen Scr 9cpolfcrung
9nltimorc'S cntgegengefommcn. Seit
Ser Scucrshrltnit I'M 6cbrltor 1904
bnt Sic @eIeQI6oft fir Denomination
Der 8elciic, nclte Sroftonlogen, fir
llelte MnggonS l1nO &erlGngerung
Scr @cleiie sic Sltn1me bon 6,S9t,-
134 Collars nlSgege6en. 9icic gro
ben NltSgoben rentiren Ii6 ii6rigcnS.
0oS GigentDilm Der @cieQidoit lit
lpcrtbpoler gcluoroen, bic Ginnobmen
iinO 9%cltieoen, Der @ei6GftSobi6lllB
fir boS lcete Sobr lit Elm oiinitiger.
giinIti9c Helltltot lit IN crItcr
Clinic Der tiid)tigcn @ci66itSIcitung
Scr @cieQi6oit SIT oorlfelt, Die unier
StroBenbo6l1-S DItcm 81 cinem Ser
bcitclt in Den &%crcinigtcn Stootcll
rntiuifelt fat.
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@iQiattt Sppf's

iuublbcfanntc $75 grcroigungcn nmfaHen:
pra9tboIen Sar9, nit f6par3em aub, melBem
ooer 9rauein Yldi6 iiber6pgen, duBeren 8aften,
@eerbignnGS 8 ~gtr6ei9e, @inbaIfamiren,. Sano'
i1ube, Gralierflor, GoStenbeno oSer 9ede, Oeri'
mnng oes @rabes, 9~ei6elpaGen, te6S neiie
@ntiben,, 8ngS, Stilble, ai6ter, 2eu9ter unb
Sruperte'n
IncS uunitdnbig S75. 0rtne GEtrassnsfen.
$50 - 8erianct Oun 2eiflei - $50.
anbcre Geerbignna 800, 500 nnb S140.
Nurtb. uno Sreermount.gDenne
Betoe Telephone. Tag uno gsa6t.
(Sft14-l
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9eile8ung ser 8ifferen5en 5miIden
GuBIano u10 Sopon bot ser oeutidc
&oiier cine piel groBerc &oQe 0eipiclt
ltnO mcbr sur Sohc, bes 6rieoens bei-
getrager, ulS biS6er 6efonnt oenor-
Den lit. IS lit nidt 81 piel geIagt,
ooB Niennat0 meGr i'm Sntereiic bic
ler Sod)c gctbon bat, eS lei 0enn ErG-
iiocnt Hooicoclt iel6lt."
GoB &oiIer @il6elm i'm SnterelIc
Ocs SricocnS tbGtig gclpeien lit, mar
ia befannt. DAB 0ieie Gbatia6e bon
eincm Wamc, Der an ser Spite ser
mdftiglten EreBuereini9ung Scr @clt
Itebt, Der in OerSage lit, Dinter oieaolt.
liiien ST. Ie6en, in pollem ltmfonge BE-
Itotigt miro, ntuB nit allen entgegens
gelebten @ebaltptltngen Ser SeBer
aufrGumcll. Slider meroen Die Nus
laIiungen Stones on5lt b%eitrogen, sic
freunoi6aftli6en 9%e5iebungen 5mi-
1den ben &crcinigten Stoaten ltlto
Ge1tldIon0 letter 5u fniipfen ltno 0ie
Sorllrtbeile, Die, man IN 9clpilien &reis
Ien nod INNER bat, 5u 5erltreuen. Der
Wabrbeit Die Gbrc!
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Scpartcment fir Uffcutlidc @erbciicruuncn.
Gn0.I cpnrtCmlcm oce Stnbt.S maclicnra
II 7 7 7 III Y = u NEFFII IVV
Mn llllc. biz cS nnncntt

VII vic, btc ce nn9cBt!
.0tcrlnit miro allen GiGcntbilllerlt Der @rltllbs
ltilde an FrcbtmdnsStr bon Der 2Scitieitc
Der 6ltlioi- stpcnuc bis 8ltr u.ten Giaht0rct6c,
9iuti6 9egebclt, bah Der StuotsSn9enielir Irnit
Der am 6. Snni 1906 llltcr6ci6ieteli Sjeroros
ttltlta gtr. 142 bic %ert1cilun9 Der Soften fit
bic giipeuirtna, Raloiteiniebun9 mo RfInftcs
rIn4 0cnanl:tcr Strnbc fcrti1 gcite!lt bat:
9ireau bes Gtabt. Srpetlieur5. itlb ipiro Der
StuotsS ngenicur am is. slpril 1907 in feinen
Yilrent I'M 9ntbGduic a%nipcicno iein ltno 6luis
fbeu II llbr Wiittngs unb > ll6r Gadmitta9S
irgeno iuclde s%ltgubel, iorpobI miinoItdc, mic
i6riftline, peIGc bon Den interciitrten l~Scriorcu
oprec6radt ipcrocn in1Qer, in Netru6t 3iebcll.
y. :. Scnoan,
(glpr5, G,t2,t3) Giuot.S nocnicur.
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Charles Z. Entcs.

IS itorb am 10. @pril 1907, nm lis ll6r
i HtPfsfn Sof Sea pUn S & gRI'( ep 81 oa Sie s aeerSS s.:
9llng iinhet an samitag, oell 10. glpriI 1907,
gia6nittdgs I'M 2 llbr, BON iei1cr gSobnlng.,
DtOrtIc Cottage, StIanticsgluenue, 1taDe Sarforos
Roob, aus itatt. gciiebullg prioatim. @itte,
feline 8lltmeu. 00t-3)
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Gfisubcth SciO.

SO Sabre alt, gcItebte Gobter bon Gaipdr utb
8nrburu 0cio. Sic Ncerbiguug finbet Wipntaa,
ben 10, NpriI, nm 1aS llbr Wloracns, bon ibrer
gSo6nllllg, 9tr. 1882, Orleans Strube, aus mad
Der Ct. MiidaelSsGir6e. itutt, 100 Inn S ll6r Elm
Heauiem.6pGnrlt fir ibre Seelei1rube ~celebrirt
miro, @eiiebung anf benz nSl. GrIDiers5ricos
nnic" GO3-5O
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2unSun : Yarf 3 Cemetery.

Wfircnnr n, Wcft4S aratugda Strakc, NIB
&nrpts Htnaaug, SrcScrid. JipaS.
Wnflidt. S6niiiblumen, @eipinoe, >YfInn5eit etc.
ipcroen i'm Srcibtnis am SaupteinQang aes
tin6ci. Infer sgetlt miro, iuclit 9etpiini6t,
burfpre6eu. (02-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-13

llel SrQlC SIIIUQpl8ltIl9 3QDleH.
o@ iiroe g teeinen Wonn
beirotben, Der trintt?" n9tiGt,
lpenn er oGlein trinft."
0oS Central Gomite Ii t
&rcbsf ori6ung Fat Dem 9crlincr
Sonit6tarotb Or. S. YSoIff in 9lner-
fennlttg ieineS McrfcS iibcr bic @e-
id)id)te Scr &rcbStrnnfGcit un0 sur
60rOerllng lueitcrer Soridungcn Die
SuGnnle BON 200O Morf bclpiQigt.
Neucr 9u6 Gultcr Gum
G6cD: ygSic ioQ i1 Oenn Die flint
t%nllieno Collars bu6ch nit Oel1ell
Der porige 9u6boltcr 0llrdQe6ronllt
lit - ouf @emimt- u1lO &crluit-Gon-
TOP" Gbef: oNeir1, 6lldcn Sic eS
Inter 2oufcn0c NltSgoben."
Ser 8forrer Sownrb
Micors bon gtcm-Dorf fat Iein Eaito-
rat berlorcn, neil cr I'M nSenOerloin"
io5iolooiide Stltbicn gemodt bate
unO babel @ebeimpoIi3iltcn in bic
S6noe 9cfoQen l6or. Der Ieligc
S6effel bat NAL %geiungen: so
gebt's, lpenl1 Elm 3ermiid mill mi.
men uno bat ooS Serroin nidt cr-
fonnt." (N.-O. Morg. .Soltrnol.D
Cine 6oIgc OcS ruiIild s
ioponii6en &ricGcS lit boS Itorfc 9lr1-
iuodicn Ser Wior0tbotcn in Sopun.
9ic Wor6e limo fiinf5cbn Ero5cnt
ii6Cr bic friibcrc Gurdi6nitts5abl &C.
itic0cn. Noh Dem joponiidFd)inci.
aricgc morGr lic nm flint Ero5cnt &C.
Iticgcn. Sic @rcllcl OcS &rie0eS be-
i6rGlfcn lid olio nidt BLOB ollf Sic
&rie9S5eit; lie finOen lire Sortietung
in Sol9e Scr &crmilbcrung unO Ser
robln0 Der Sittcn o,td) inn Srieoen.
Die aus bem &ricge 5uriidgefebrtelt
2crtc 3ci9en l~lnlult sur Nr6eit, Sect
gltngcn gum Grunf un0 n10ercll
NilSi6mcifrn0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-13
Sobn Scrlpig & Spgn,

VT. 2UOS, SrtcnnSsS tfoRc.
8prtg9cfddft It: Dir. 524. Gnitcrn-A ocnne.
Stghlanotpiuil, Baltimore Guuntb.
gHir baben i'll unierer langcn @efddftSprayls
Wrrl lilto Itci,b bccroigt. Sino init g~eringen
Yruflt 8ufrieocIl. Sic fcinftcn 6nti1sn ~geIiefert
liir Sclb5eitclt, lticrbnItrl2cn uno nnbere @es
Ieaenbcitcn. Vcioe GeIcpbone. (Utai2S $50
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-13

pie Die Suriiten iebt meiter 6ei6Gfti.
gen fonnell. @oS lit elm n@e6irn-
Iturn?" un0 mas lit nDemcntia 9lnlc-
rtcano"?
MIS- Nod olger Don Bro
feIior bon 9ergmom lit Der 9re6ler
Gbirltr9 Erofelior 9ier in 9lllSiid)t &c.
llonlrlen.
Gin 2uitipiel 6rie0ri6'S
ocS @roBcn loa OcnlnGdit III Berlin
sur Illffiibrlung fomnlen. IS DeiBt
oOie S6ule oergSelt" mo lit bon
Dem groBen YreuBenf0nig i'm Sabre
174S in fron5oiii6er Sprohc gcidrie-
ben, Or. Sans 2onOSber9 bat oa5
2ultlpiel ms 0eltti6e ii6erlett.
Ger greiie 9ilb6ouer>
@rofeiior SobonneS Sdiaing, Der
S60pfer 0eS Notionol = 0enfmol8
oltf Dem Nieoeripolo, lit in 0res0er
plobli6 erblin0et. Ser &ilnItlcr ltebt
an Der S6lpele oes o6t5iglten Sc.
he~nSiobres, oo i'm, ben S6opfer 10
Oieler i6oner @erfc, oicics i6luerc
ltngliid trifft.
9ei elmer 9 il 6 CT SerItei IL
Gerllng in 2onoon nltrOc fir Elm 1llls
gebrnocncS ltno lmolfgeIdnittcne3
Gremplor Der erlten Nltfluge bon $40.
bert 9urn'S @eoi6tcn oie cnorme
Sum1c bon $500 9ollorS be5oblt.
MiQiom Subborb'S nNorrntipe Of tGc
troubles mitb tie SnOionS in Seem
Gnglonb" i'm Sabre 1917 gcOrltdt,
brodtc $3.50 Collars.
@eneraI : Nnmult Steuo
non SatnoiS lpeiit IN Ser llnterilt.
dung gegen s. s. Sarrinton lro
0enoiien nod, boB Oicie Wo6er BET
DEN Wanipulotionen sur lle6ernob=
ne ser Chicago lnO glton.9obn ei.
men Yrofit bon 24,64S,600 Collars
gennoGt bobcn. Souicno Irbeiter
nit cincm SobresDerOienite bon 1000
Collars mllBten etipo % Sabre tog.
ein, tagnuS orbeiter, INN cine iolfe
Summe ST. beroiencr, mic iie Sorri-
man ullb feline orei ober bier Sreun-
Den in ner1i0en Togcn ugemo6t" ba-
bCr1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-13

\ &crr Scrome, ser Silent
lide NnflGger in Oem SbomEro5eB,
lit iid menigltens IN einem Eunfte
conieQuclt 0cblicbell, cr bot Die t6ea-
troliid)c Gffeftboiderci bis 6u Gn0e
ollrdgciilbrt. 2us CT sic GinicBung
elmer Srren-Gommiiiion forOcrtc, be-
bollptetc scr Ser StQotsonmolt. CS
iei SlIti5mpro, S6om mcgcn oes 60
gongcnen MorOeS 81 pro5ellircn uG1h
epcntitcQ 5ltnt SoOe 5ll perurt6eilcn,
bo cr bel 9egebltng Ser Sbot ult5!t.
rc6nungSfGbig 0cmeicn lei mo &c
icbt nod ici. gls inn sic Commit
lion nid)t beiitimmtc, nollnte cr Sic
yGcmcntio Imcricono" lGdJerlid llllO
llnnlo0lid. SnconieQlcn5, Gein go
me lit Seronlc.