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The Washington times., 1907-12-06
DEBATE ON FINANCE
WILL BEGIN SHORTLY

Among the important matters which
the Senate is expected TO take up early
next week are the Clay and CuIberson
resolutions, calling on the Secretary of
the Treasury for information respecting
public deposits and also the Panama
C9nal bond allotments and allotments
OF the per cept certificates Of in
debtedness.
These resolutions went over again
yesterday afternoon, owing to the alb
sence Of Senator Aldrich, chairman of
the Finance Committee. Il Is thought
that the discussion of the resolutions,
in which the Democrats are likely to
say some pretty sharp things at the
expense Of Mr.. Cortelyou. Will open up
debate on the general financial situa-
ton and the need for currency legisIa-
ton. though the Republicans will avoid
this IL possible.
Senator Frye OF Maine was reelected
as president pro tempOre Of the Senate.
He has held this place continuously
since February Z, 1896 Senator CuIber-
son Nominated Senator Daniel for this
Office on behalf OF the minority
The first bill OF the season was passed
a measure proposed by Mr. Whyte Of
Maryland, changing the form OF issuing
public documents
The Washington times., 1907-12-06
TRAGEDY IN DANCE
THAT CHARMED GIRL

BOSTON, Dec. 6,-Because she re-
fused to give'up dancing. pretty Della
Goorgoogin lies dangerously wounded
at the Massachusetts General Hospital
today, while the husband she disObeyed
is dead. a suicide. Thanksgiving might
Joseph Goorsoogin pleaded with Della
on the way home from a dance to give
up the pleasure, because it made him
desl.C rately jsa;ous, and when she re-
fused, waved n revolver and threatened
to kill her. After that she declined TO
live with him.
Early today Joseph called at the
house where his wife was staying and
begged her to come back to him.
met unless you let me so 10 dances, -
was her reply.
JoSeph's answer was TO rush Wildly
from the house and return in a few
minutes with a pistol. First IA fired q
bullet into his wife's body. t..en. be-
lieving her dead, he ran into the house
of q friend next door, where he blew
out his own brains.
The Washington times., 1907-12-06
FIVE VICE ADhIRALS
ASKED BY BROWNSON

Rear Admiral Willard II. RrownsoE.
chief of the Bureau Of Navigation. I'm
his annual report to the Secretary Of
the Navy. rene rs the recommendation
made for the last FIVE years that the
grade OF vice admiral i'm the American
Navy, which was abolished by act Of
Congress, be re-established. He sets
forth that Rear Admiral Evans. com
manding theNcOmbined fleet. which will
so TO the Pacific. should be a vice ad-
miral In no other country In the
world, he says, is such a large COM
mand placed in the hands Of rear ad-
miraL The bureau recommends the ap-
pOintmcnt OF five vice admiTais.
Ii is set forth in the report that there
Is still a considerable shortage in the
commissioned personnel OF the Navy,
due 10 the fact that ten big ships have
been commissioned during the year.
Care is being taken to eliminate for
eiEners from the Navy, and attention
is called 20 the fact that the enlisted
force Is nearly 1000 short OF the full
quota.
The Washington times., 1907-12-06
UNI0N-MADE POTATOES Y
ON MARKET IN CHICAGO

CHICAGO. Dec. 6.-Union potatoes are
on sale in Chicago. The announcement
was made to the Chicago Federation Of
Labor by w w. Scott, local manager
Of the Farmers Union.
Whether the union variety is better or
worse than the non-uniou product MIR.
Scott did not say in his letter. Now
- the time to buy union potatoes the
letter announces. we will see to II
that the union label is on every package
that leaves our hands"
The farr.ers urge union men 10 assist
them I'm their fight against the middle
man by insisting on having their gro
ceryman buy union farm products.
The Washington times., 1907-12-06
All Italy Shocked
By "a Royal Scandal
Duchess d'Aosta FleeS
to Egypt Despite
EntreatieS.
Duke Entertained Too
Many Young Girls,
1t Is Said.

ROME, Dec, 6.-Because the Duke
Aosta, the Kings cousin. persisted in
entertaining young girls in the royal
villa at Capo di Monte. "a suburb OF
Naples. the Duchess d'Asota has fled
10 Cairo. Egypt, and all Italy is shock
ed by the ensuing scandal.
Effort was made to cover up the dc
tails of the breach, when the duchess
left, by announcement that the duke
had accompanied her. but it soon leaked
out that only her maids went with her
Her hasty departure on tho eve Of the
opening OF the brilliant social season in
Naples at first caused much surprise
and then the scandal leaked out.
Aristocratic Italy is now wondering II
the King viii exile the duke since the
duchess has gone. The young girls
are said to have been introduced to the
duke by women high in Naples aristo-
cracy. It is also said that the duke
made desperate efforts 10 dissuade the
duchess from leaving, but without avail
The Washington times., 1907-12-06
ALDRICH SEES BANKERS
ABOUT CURRENCY BILL

Senator Aldrich. chairman OF the
Finance Committee. is in New York in
conference with bankers and financiers
over the money situation, the need for
currency legislation, and the kind OF
legislation that is advisable. He is ex-
pected 20 remain there the rest of the
week
In the meantime a flood of bills on
currency has entered the House. and
many Senators are working on bills.
But few bills on currency have been
introduced in the Senate. but a consid-
cradle number are expected All
thought OF hurried legislation has been
abandoned, and no one seriously looks
now for any enactment until long after
the holidays.
The Washington times., 1907-12-06
ASK MEMORIAL BRIDGE
ACROSS THE POTOMAC

Among District bills introduced in the
Senate is one by Senator Daniel Of Vir-
ginia fol memorial bridge across the
Potomac from the old Naval Observa-
tory grounds 10 Arlington. The oil car
ries $o.OOo,O00. authorization for construc-
ton OF the bridge. and $4,000 appro-
pripation for immediate use.
Senator Daniel has also introduced a
bill 10 construct public avenue on the
south side OF the Potomac, from Wash
ingtOn TO Mount Vernon.
Senator GallingeF has introduced a bill
providing for correction Of the records
as 10 the title 20 property in the Dis
tTict which mas been donated by the
government and FOR otherwise dealing
with such property.
The Washington times., 1907-12-06
BANK REMOVES CASHIER;
IRREGULARITIES SUSPECTED

PENSACOLA. Fla, Dec. 6.-Cashier
j. g. Schudamore, Of the Pensacola
Bank and Trust Company, has been
removed from Office by the directors
owing TO the discovery of alleged ir-
regularities in his accounts. Bank ex-
amineTs are now here making a thor
ough examination, but the extent Of
Che shortage has nat yet been dis
closed.
President Bass. Of the trust company
stated that whatever shortage exists
is not 20 large but that IL viii be COW
cred by the indemnity lOnd OF the
cashier.
The Washington times., 1907-12-06
Leslie Carter Sale
Of All Furniture
Permitted byCOurt

NEW YORK, Dec. 6.-AU Of Mrs. Les
lie Carter-Payne's handsome furniture
IS TO be turned into Christmas presents
for more solvent Americans. Yesterday
AsscmblyInan Ezra Prentice. receiver in
bankruptcy Of the actress, obtained per
mission Of Federal Judge HOugh 10 hold
the auction sale at Mrs. Payne's resi-
dence. lis East Nineteenth street.
He told the court that he wanted Il
now, because most OF her bric-a-brac
and antiques viii bring more than after
Christmas.
Even the automobile in which the ac-
tress eloped goes under the hammer.
The Washington times., 1907-12-06
NORTHWEST PROPERTIES
SOLD FOR AN INVESTMENT

Stone & Fairfax have sold TO a client
from Pennsylvania two pieces Of prop
erty in the northwest for investment.
One Of the properties is located at 1862
Willard street northwest and the other
at l7H Fourth street. both valued
at s1o,5oo. These properties are modern
and under rental.
The Washington times., 1907-12-06
SWIFT MANSION ROBBED
WHILE OCCUPANTS SLEEP

CHICAGO. Dec. 6.-Burglars broke
into the mansion Of Herbert l. Swift.
400 Michigan avenue, yesterday aud
Tlfed the house Of jewels. fImily plate.
and other vaIuabIes, the price OF which
has not yet Ieen estimated.
Police Of the entire South Side have
been detailed 10 search for the rob-
bers, but so far they have met with
no success. As IL was early in the
morning, Mr.. Swift. his wife. and me
servants We're asleep on the upper
floors
The watchinan was asleep also. The
trail OF the thieves was seen in the
snow under the window. II is variOUsly
reported the loss viii reach about
$500
The Washington times., 1907-12-06
MAURITANIA MAKES RECORD.

QUEENSTOWN. Dec. 6.-The Cunard
liner Mauretania passed DauHts foc!,
at 5;49 p. m. today. establishing q new
transatlantic record. Her time for
the voyage from Sandy Hook. 4 days.
. hours. % minutes. beats the best
time OF her sister ship, the Lusitania.
by y minutes.
The Washington times., 1907-12-06
EIGHTH STREET DWELLING
IS SOLD BY OWEN & SON

The two-story basement brick dwell
ling at 2n Eighth street northeast was
sold BY Thomas ]. Owen &, Son, auc-
tioneers. for the trustees, John e. Her
rell and Aaron S. Caywood, 70 Mary
and Kate NOyes.
The price obtained under the hammer
was $3.50.
The Washington times., 1907-12-06
IIII:i:E.iI9.z g 3

Daily Matinees &c Evenings. sc and SOC.
Mr. ROBERT HILLIARD AND COMPANY.
in the intense play --AS A Nan SONS.'
GEORGIE LAURENCE & Co. in CLYDE
FIICHS Vaudeville Comedy. MISS No
COBB. MANICURISTE.'
'GRIFF" HILBERT AND WARREN.
GEO- p WATSON AND FLORENCE LIT
TIE. Kramer and Beuclair MabeUe Adams
Going q Switzerland 80 travel pictures.
Next WeeE-BEI-I.E BLANCHE MAYME
GEHRUE & co. ROSsTs MUSICAL HORSE.
ETC BUY SEATS TODAY
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-06-27
sHERlFF's SALE.


State of Georgia. County Of Glynn:
VIII be sold on the first Tuesday
in July next at public cutlery before
the court house in said county within
the legal hours of sale, to the high
est and best bidder for cash chat
certain tract or parcel of land sit
uated on St Simon Island Georgia,
on the western side of said Island,
said tract known as the West Point
Plantation" containing one thousand
q ,000) acres more or less, properly
described and accurately delineated
and bounded in the certain mortgage
from George Wilson to Eliza F.
Smith recorded in book "UU,' page
$50, of the records ofs said county,
reference to which said mortgRge
and the record thereof is made and
had for all purposes. Said property
levied upon and to be sold as the
property Of said George Wilson. to
satisfy a MORTGAGE execution issued
from the superior court of said
county in favor Of Christine e. Wer-
uer, transfcrce, AGAINST the said
George Wilson; amount of principal
ten thousand dollars (sl0.000), be,
sides interest and court costs.
This June 3rd 1907
VIM. r. Berrie,
Sheriff Glynn County. Georgia
D. W. krsgss Plaintiffs Attorney
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-06-27
HEALTH BOARD
WILL ORGANIZE
MEETING TO s. HELD AND
WORK FOR The SUMNER
WILL BEGIN.

3 The new board Of health elected
by council last Thursday night VIII
hold e meeting within the next few
days for the purpose Of organizing
and making preliminary arrange
ments for beginning work Tor tie
summer Il is generals un5e "a
shat A " Wood, who was cb1Hmall
OF the old board for many -. viii
be reelected to that position. While
it is more than probable taa~ Dl.
Harrell viii be elected secretary.
AS soon as the board Is orgqaizad
|it viii begin active work ugEnl 10
,he good health Of The city Tie
board viii have fal power fa.all mat
tiers pertaining to health gun 3as
.aud it viii have the cooperation 81
council The members are sl Ell
Known crizens ana it is believe 4
that they win accomplish some good
work, and that Brlnswicks 1ea,.h
standard win be maintained rhsousl-
our the summer season.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-06-27
VIII Break the Record.

Ofcer Richardson. who has been
busy for the past several weeks col
lecting street and dog tax, is stilI en-
gagged I'm that work, and he will more
than likely break all previous records
in the amounts collected He is ',iy-
ing all OF his time to the work.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-06-27
TaIked q Jar1egtown TrIn.

J aIKed Ct Jdf1e5toWn TIE,
The Brunswick Riaemen held their
regular weekly meeting in their ar
mory last night disposing Of a mm-
Der Of matters The trip Of the com-
pang TO jamestown was discussed IA
formally
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-06-27
Quiet In shIppIna.

Everything in shipping circles has
been unusually quiet during the pres
emf week. There has not been a
single movement in port for the past
two days. something very unusual.
However, the total shipping for the
month win be large, especially
lumber.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-06-27
BATCH OF ITEMS
AROUND THE CITY
lnterestina Meetinn.

Interesting Meeting.
The Glynn aerie of Eagles held an
interesting meeting IN their hall last
night. taking in one or two new
members and disposing of consider
able routine business.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-06-27

Zee ICE ice!
Downs Mills. who has yelled the
above in Brunswick for many years,
but who has been residing in Sayan-
nah for the past few years. is in the
city with a view Of locating.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-06-27
Furniture All Out.

/ al Of the old furniture in the
rooms at the Oglethorpe hotel has
been removed and the rooms have
been furnished with everything new.
The improvement work at the hoA
generally IS progressing rapidly
"a conferences wont
yesterday in ~ city and last night
ne preached at the Firs Methodist
church a large congregation en-
joyed his interesting sermon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-11
Scirnths . Giccnsen.

8iaiam z. Gaicp, %, luto Tlo.
renee ID. George, ii; NppIltlnt SoH.
I. Gaicp. ilp.. Nr. 1927, 9torO'Gcn.
traLNpsmc.
6r1nf &. Gcrr, #, uno Nnclio &.
Bad, %; 2lpplifant SSranf &. Gcrr,
9tr. 1873, GroBitrnBcn sMorGt.
0enrp Seitmiillcr. 80, uno gnnic
Hei5in9cr, II; Npplifnnt @cnrp 9cit-
miiaer, &oibington, :. =.
Sarrp 6. aonig, IS. ntO MarAa'
ret S6unb. 2S; Applitont @orrp &.
&0ltig, Ar. 61S, Meits9lrreItrabc.
Gbarle8 $. Geaocr, -, ntO Annic
Q. Geniett, %; 9tppIifant Charles $.
Gceoer, 9tr. $40, 9torosGbnrlca ItroBe.
Gbriitiln $. @olenberg, 80, mo
Marp $. Mlirrap, Is; NppIifant
Glriltian $. @oucnbcrg, pr. 1881
oro.9onoitraBc.
Souuro 4. 9rebn, 81. mo Sirgi-
MIA %. Smcibcr. 2G; Ipplifant Com.
II. Sruciscr, 9tr. 81, NorO.arIin9-
tonsNpcnuc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-11
Sin pilidltgetrcncr Snbnbcbicnitctcr

9pouc, Sa., 10. Santar. - Ger
Sdncapoit5ug Nr. 10 Scr nGbica9o
uno 9tortMpeitern G%iietbabn" cnt.
ging nit fnappcr 9totb Scr 3crlt0-
rllllg IN bieitJer NG1c. Giner Scr
Sieoerobren : Serihliiiie I'M aeiiel
ser 2ofomotiuc l0ite iid utO 2ofono-
tioiiibrcr 2UliS Sbul mhroe 0urd)
0liibcnOcn Ionpi mo tod)cnocs @aI.
icr Don icitcm Yoiten ucrtricbcn; ser
3ug mar i'll boiler Tnbrt. Sbnll
tlcttcrtc nad) oem GypreBuoggon ulO
bGmmerte an oeiien Sbiire. Grit nad)
ciuigcn Milunten !Giinctc Der Glcrf
ulo bicIt ibm 5lpci Gepolpcr cnt1cgcnL
81 or cincn llcbcriall bciiirdtct bate.
SorcJl balj to0t. .1atte Slull nod
arait gcnll1, Die Notbleine 5ll 5leben,
Wcld,c Die 9uftbremien ullsloltc ulo
bcn 3uJ 5ilm Ste6en brad)te.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-11
Wcbitcrfnltns idD,uinoct.

IT. II, Mnii.. 10. Samlor. -
@ic Hidtcr Gult pom bicii2cn Bun.
ocafrciSgcriht cntihico, bat icocr
%crlc9cr, Der cin Morterbud bcrmla-
oicbt. Gas Gcd)t, 1T %crbinoumq 0n-
nit ocn 9tarncn @cbiter 5n gcbralts
d)cr. On OaS llrbcbcrredlt. Dcld)cS bic
dll3idlieblidjc 9eiugnib crthelltc, Den
Narucn 5n gcbralhen, don I'M Sabre
1889 crloid)en lit. Die Gntld)eioul1
muroe in Dem Ero5eB abgegebell, mel
d,cn Die q. & s. Werriam So. III
Springiielo al1geitrcnBt bate. inOenl
tic fir lid Dos altSitlicBlidc Ted)t be.
aniprlid)te. Gin @orterblldl Der eng
Iiid)en Sprahc ais odS WcbItcr'id)c
III bejcld)nen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-11
Ylantcn cincn Sabnfrrucl.

Cincinnati o, 10. San. -
Ter @eiBc &cbert ). SMppcr utO
Oie 9tcger Goerett 0ropfibire um0
&iuiam Wartiu, mcId)e IN Conner
lett, SIS, uerbaitet poroeu iino, Ic1s
ten 6aS 8citGuoniB ab. Dab lie cinell
EerIonen5ug ser .Gueeu & Crescent.
giIcnbabn" ourd 0pnamit IN sic
Sllft iprengcn unO Oie Eailagiere be-
raltben rpollteil, u1o gabcn einc &c.
nIlte NeId)rci5m8 0opon, mie lie oas
Gcrbrcd)clt ms @erf 'ebcn ulO ma.
mcntIid cincu @iienbabn Getcftip
crnlor0en luolltelt, Sic iinO Ser
0raRos Surp inter ser 9eidpIl0igung
ser 6alidpmiinjcrci iibcrpicicn nor
Sen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-11
Mmf ocm Scimlucgc upn Der Gird)c.

@e0iorb. ga, 10, Snnior. -
2cbte ltad,t fam ea in Ser 8egen0 Don
Gutceu, 9eOioro.Gountp, ST cincm
toOtliden Streit. Ad)t iun8c Scutr
to)rten bon elmer rcligioicn Scriantms
hing 5uriif. ais Der ~t9-idbri9e Sor.
San Su1itb Sen 9lltoeren i'll cit @c.
birid) uoran elite. Gr lalcrtc BORT nui
Oelt 2t.iGbriJen 6ranf Smith, Idol
cber ans Seriebcn olti Sob Smitb
ulO iebItc i'm. SpGtcr obcr idoB CT
abcrmolS ulpo pcrlcbtc oicSn1ul 6ronf
Smith tobtlid). Ger SbGtcr lit cnts
fonmeu. @ie es bciBt, bGpar6en i'd
Die @eiocn nm oaS gleide Moohen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-11
Nencr Srafcbl ii6cr Sargis : TcbSc

Sad 0 II, Gpy 10. Sonuar. -
8roBe Nltircgung herridt bier iiber
Sen heute beginner0en Ero5eB gegen
ben @rsGolntprihtcr SarliS uno Gr.
Shertii @6nar0 Gnlnban megeu Ser
Dor bier Sobrcn pcriibtcn Gr~nlopoung
oeS Gr. Cor. Ger MorO mai ser
9Ills1puds elmer lo~rgiG1ri9cn 6eboc,
meldre iett nod nid)t beigclegt lit.
0us StG6tdJcn lit nit 9cpafincten
gcfiillt,, Gin GoniIift miro b~efiird)tct
ltl0 Hihter GarncS bat 0cn 8ouuer.
tcllr nm @bicnolng bon Drills ers
audit. SiS iett lit cS nod nid)t &C.
lltn9cn, cine Surp 5uiamncn5uicBen,
neil iid sic mciiten 9~clpobncr ser
@egcuo iheuen, cine Toue in Dem
GrojeB ju Ipielcn.
&oui$Dille, &D, 10. Gan. =
Cine Selcpbonbotidoit aus Serin1'
ton melOct, Dab oas NppcuotionS9c-
rid)t bclltc %Nld)mitta1 eincn 9efchl
5ltr @initealtn0 OcS Yrojciics III Sud.
Jon erlailen bot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-11
Ypltpn's Sunninasaluana.

it 0 II, 10. Snmlar. - Mcbrcre
Ycrloncn, pcld)c bcituIoigt iiuo. mlt
lcttcn Sonnto9 Giserenne nb9elicfcrt
ST haben. lieber lire tS1ae uti bic
Scrbal0Iungsliltc i'm MSlni5lpal'8e.
riht ietcn. gbmaro ". &ilion MIR.
De Inn So gebiiBt. neil er Ma Sonns
tag @aaren inn Shailfenlter 8eoronet
bate. Eie Ir6eit. meldje @ccrge
Sreemau an Der llntergrunotabn IN
Der @aibrigtonitraBe am Sonltdg
gctbdn bate, lplroc inn Gimme oes
8cletcs olS notbmcnOig crflnrt uno
Ircenan cntlaiIcn. Gbclnip 9liidlldl
mar y. 6itJeralO, Der am Sonlltag
citcu @ngcn ecpaidcn battt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-11
&abrc @urtc.
NeprGieutant aobn iibcr sic Ibidai-
fltllg ser 9ontinc. - llriad)c pic.
fer Mi6It0n0c in Der Nrnlee.

Ter MibItGnOc in ser Armee.
&aibington II, .. g., 10. San,
- Die Srage Ser Irmec : &antine
iIlbrtc i'm 2aufc Ser 9~eratbung Ser
Nrlnee.S acknowledgements mieoer ST.
le6baften grorterln9en. IS mar oo-
Don sic &eoe, 0ab Die 0eiertioncn
nGbreno bes lebten Sabrcs mebr
ilbcr6an0 qenommen babe, ais ie, mo
Elm Hcpr6icntant crfunOigte lid nadD
Ser llrio6c. Sic 9lblhafiuu1 ser
&antine." rtcf bier &eprGientont
&abn (Gol.) in Sen Saal. CAS- lit
Scr @run0, morllm sic Nrnnce 5uriid-
gcbt. Scbt, oa bic &antine obgeihaiit
it, bcilldRn sic Miunuidoitcn 0~cncinc
Spellltfcn mtO @iitbuoc1. ltuo iucml
oie Stlnoe id)Idat, 81 mcld)er lid mad,
ibrcn Soften juriidfebren iolcn, 10
iino iie nid,t oo5u in Stlnoc. Sic
ltcbcn inter Dem GillfIltB ocS 0cnci.
ncn 6llIelS, meldjer in bieien 0cncis
lcll Sd)ellfen uerfauit miro, iiuo
uid)t I'M Stanoc. oen Eilidten zines
Solooten nadBltfummen uno cnt.
idIicbcn iidD cllolid, 5llr Geiertion ais
Der %lcldptcItcn Soiulg ibrcS Gtlen1.
MAS. &enn bic aautinc mieOcr her.
9citcllt miir6c, 10 piirbc cS lidt 10
uiclc Geicrtiolcn gc0en. Salt jcocr
NrnecsS iii5icr mcld)cr Dor Dem Ni.
IitGr.Gnmitc crid)icn, bc5eidncte sic
NtbIhNifung Ser Snutine ais cinelt
0runo fiir Sen NiidBang ser Nrrnec.
Turiibcr fam nid)t Scr geringItc
3peiiel mlifomncn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-11
Sine Tabrt mad indianapolis.

@o bington II, :, g., 10. San,
- ErGitoent Hooicuelt hat bcifloi,
len. iid) sur GntbiiQunp OcS Cent
mails iiir Ocn @cnerol @cnrp ".
Canton am Observation-Disclosures
nld) indianapolis 81 bc9ebcL utS
bat cinem 9iirJer Gomitc Don sort
cine cntiprchcnoc 31iagc getnadt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-11
Vrifcncinhnrs nnb 2cbcnsucrlmit.

Santa Barbara, Gal, 10.
Sanuar. = Cine nabe Sompog iiber
Den Santn 0ne5.&iper fiibreltoe
Bride ltiirjte geitern Elm, INTO 20 ba'
raul itcbenbe Terionen iielcn in bcn
IluB. 3uci o%criclbcn, nirnlid) Gran
Sbcrnlan 9iipd) INTO Gin nd]tidbriocr
Sobn bon Sobn Sinolpfen crtranfeIl.
Gtlidc anbere 2eute e~rlittell Ser
leealngcn nerScn jcbnd geneieu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-11
Gcfisit unb ScIbitmuro.

Coin b a, NO, 10, San. -
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