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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-04
viii Continue Reduced Prices.

Phillip Miller, having purchased the
stock and fixtures OF A. /. Vidal q
Co.. booksellers and stationers. pro-
poses TO devote his personal time to
she management OF this resort Mr.,
Miller. who intended to open new
place about the 10Th met, had or
dered an up.to-dste sanitary soda
fountain OF the handsomest and latest
design. He will install this foun.
tain in place OF the one DOW in use,
which 10 also q handsome one, and
the fountain now in use 10 for sale
The stock OF Vidal 4 Co, which
has been advertised st grestly re-
duced prices for the past month,
will continue to be sold that wsy, in
order to make room for the large line
Of new goods which had been ordered
by Mr.. Miller. and which have a.
ready been shipped. This line COM
prises books, fancy goods, souvenirs,
cut glass, and in fact everything
ususlly found in q first-class book and
stationery store. Now 10 the time 10
buy IL you want bargains.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-04
T'akIr..

Fakirs j. the name given 10 cele'
hrated class 81 fanatics found 70 many
parts Of tie east, hut more particularly
IN India. Some % them will make =
vow TO continue all their lives n one
posture and adhere 20 IL strictly. 9th.
err never he down but remain IN
standing position all their lives. M
held only by sticks or ropes under the
arrnpits. They pretend Ia have Sub
dued every passion Of mortality.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-04
Cured Of Lung Trouble.

1T 10 nov eleven years since ] had
8 narrow escape from consumption. B."
writes c. Q. Floyd, Q leading business
man Of Kershsw, S. c. II had run
down in weight TO l35 pounds. and
coughing was constant, both by day
and by night. Finally ! began taking
Dr. King's New Discovery. and contin.
ued the for about six months, when
nv cough and lung trouble were en-.
tirely gone and | was restored TO my
normal weight, 10 pounds" Thou.
sands OF persons are healed everv year.
Gurantred al all drug stores. Doc and
81. Trial bottle free.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1907-09-16
MUST SERVE FULL TERM.
Pardon Board Denies Application Of
Banker Stensland.

Joliet, ILL.,, Sept 14.-Paul o. Stems
land, president of the collapsed Mil
waukee Avenue State bank, must
serve out the full term given him In
Joliet penitentiary by a jury for
forgery. His application for pardon
was taken up by the pardon board
during the day and denied. No petit
tion for a pardon was presented, the
application coming up in the regular
course, convicts being entitled under
the law to apply for pardon after
having served eleven months of the
sentence. After considering state
ments of the trial judge and the
states attorney of Chicago the board
decided to hold Stensland for the
maxinum time and, therefore, If he
makes the "good time" he will be
entitled to for good conduct, he will
not get his liberty until the expiration
of eight years and three months.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1907-09-16
EVIDENCE FOR DEFENSE
Testimony in Behalf Of Rich Lumber.
man Accused Of Murder.

Testimony in Behalf Of Rich Lumber
man Accused Of Murder.
Chicago, Sept. 14.-The first wit.
ness called by the defense in the trial
of Amasa G. Campbell. the wealthy
Wisconsin lumberman now on trial in
Judge Winde's court for the murder
of Dr. Benjamin r. Harris, was George
South, lifelong friend and near
neighbor of the defendant. Despite
vigorous objections made by the
states attorney the witness was per-
mitted to testify regarding the general
reputation for chastity of the MUIR
dered man, the court first requiring
the defense to show that this reputa.
tion had been communicated to the
defendant and so might be factor in
producing the insanity which it is
claimed caused the murder.
William J. Waggstaff, a millionaire
lumber merchant of Antigo, Wis.,,
who has known Campbell from his
boyhood, testified to his previous rep
utation for peace and quietness and
told of the change in his actions for
several months before the shooting.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1907-09-16
PROSECUTORS CONFER.
Plan to Bring Suit Against Alleged
Grafters.

Harrisburg, Pa, Sept. 14.-District
Attorney Weiss of this county has
been in consultation with James Scar
lett and those who will be associated
with him in the prosecutions growing
out OF charges of corruption In con-
nection with the construction and
furnishing of the new state capitol
It is believed that criminal suits will
be instituted next week before Har-
risburg alderman against certain per-
sons mentioned by the investigation
commission in its report to Governor
Stuart as being connected with the
illegal capitol contracts.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1907-09-16
FORTY MINERS INJURED.
Serious Explosion in coIiery at Rock
-. Springs, Wyo. ~<

Rock Springs, Wyo., Sept. Forty
men were injured, twenty seriously,
by an explosion at the mouth Of the
third entry to mine No. 10, owned by
the Union Pacific Coal company
While number of the injured are
very badly burned it is not expected
that any Of them will die. The explo-
sion was caused by lamps of miners
setting fire to coal dust that had been
stirred UP by runaway coal cars in
their flight down a grade after jump
ing the track. The slope at the point
Of the explosion was greatly damaged,
great timbers being shattered and
heavy bulkheads blown out A num-
ber Of the injured men were taken to
the state hospital and the remainder
to their homes. At the time of the
explosion there were several hundred
men in the mine and it was reported
at first that twenty were dead. Only
those at the mouth of the third entry
were hurt
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1907-09-16
VICTIM OF THE PLAGUE
Leading Chinaman Of San Fran.
cisco SucCumbS to Disease.
THIRTEEN DEATHS TO DATE

Government Expert in Charge of Sit.
uation Declares There Is No Cause
for Alarm and No Necessity for
Quarantine Against the City.
San Francisco, Sept. 1 Chang
Mon Wo, president of the Chinese Six
companies, was found dead at 742 Sac
ramento street, in Chinatown. Death
was due to plague. A Greek laborer
who was taken i'll in a house in Green
street near the water front also died
during the day. The total number of
cases to date, since May ~, Is "a;
deaths 13.
DR.. Rupert Blue, the government
expert who has been placed in charge
of the plague situation, says there is
no cause for alarm and that there is
no necessity for a quarantine against
San Francisco. ~. "
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1907-09-16
DREAM PREVENTS DISASTER
Engineer Finds Landslide Exactly as
Seen in Sleep. -

Harrisburg, Pa, Sept. 1l-Confi-
dence in a dream probably averted
big wreck on the Northern Central
railroad. Previous to reporting for
duty at the roundhouse Engineer
James B. Burd, who pulls the Buffalo
flyer, dreamed that his train had run
into landslide at point between
Dauphin and Halifax, fifteen miles
from here. He told his dream to sew
eral roundhouse attaches, but they
laughed at him.
Engineer Burd, to ease his mind,
determined to run slowly after pass
Ing Dauphin. And it was we'll he did,
for at point some distance north of
Dauphln, identical with the place he
had seen in his dream, the engine
ploughed into a landslide. Going
slowly the engineer was able to bring
his train to stop with little or no
damage. ..... -. O.. ~ ~
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1907-09-16
BETRAY MILITARY SECRETS
Fourteen Persons Under Arrest in
Prussia. n

Coblenz, Prussia, Sept. 14.-Further
arrests have been made in connection
with an extensive betrayal of military
secrets. There are now fourteen per-
sons in custody, of whom twelve, in
cluding four civilians, one Of whom,
it Is said, belongs to the nobility, will
be charged with high treason. In the
meantime all the prisoners are kept
in the closest confinement. The two
who will not be arraigned on the
charge Of high treason will appear as
witnesses for the state, but they will
not be released before the trial, which
In all probability will be held in Sc
cret. ~
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1907-09-16
Eccentric Millionaire Insane.

Washington, Sept. 14.-Louis A.
Gourdain, the eccentric millionaire
convict Of Chicago, who attracted
much attention some time ago by. the
method he employed to be- admitted
to the federal penitentiary at Joliet,
ILL.,, has been delivered by the Atlanta
authorities, where he was transferred
last June, to the government hospital
for the insane here.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1907-09-16
The City

~~><>>~~r>~~r~~~~~>>A~>~H
Souvenir envelopes at this office
Paul A. Brown of Grand Rapids
was a visitor in the city Saturday
night.
Typewriter ribbons. nearly all
makes of standard machines at the
Pioneer Office.
Angus Chisholm and wife came
down this morning from Blackduck
and spent today in the city.
A. f. Whiting went to Blackduck
this morning, after having visited
in the city over Sunday with his
family.
w. S. Brannon of Northome, who
recently sold his Northome hotel,
was visitor i'll the city Saturday
evening.
c. Amsbough of Minot, N. D.,
who was at one time in the employ
of the M. & l. railway, is a visitor
in the city.
Dennis Maher and wife and Mrs.
P. Maher of Big Falls were among
the out-of-town visitors in the city
Saturday evening.
William Dudley, the Blackjack
logger and cedar dealer, passed
through the city this morning on
his way to the twin cities on a busi-
ness trip.
L. B. Gibbs, prominent attorney
of Grand Forks, N. D., came over
from the west Saturday noon and
visited in the city until yesterday
afternoon, when he returned to his
home.
J. Jerome, the Battle River mer-
chant, was a business visitor in
Bemidji Saturday evening. He
reported everything moving along
nicely in the north country where
he lives.
Fred Brosseau, a wholesale liquor
dealer of Crookston, who some time
ago purchased the business of Felix
Fournet in the Queen City," was
transacting business in the city
Saturday evening.
J. G. Sterling, representing the
Minneapolis Journal, and B. H.
Roth, who looks after the collec-
tions and subscriptions on the road
for the Minneapolis Tribune, we're
visitors In Bemidji over Sunday.
M. L. Hanson, the new represen-
tative of the Oliver Typewriter
company, spent Sunday in the city.
MI. Hanson succeeded Mr.. Green,
who resigned his position with the
Oliver people, in order that he might
enter the real estate busines at
Minneapolis.
Call on Jansck & Nelson, success
ors to Frank Hubert, Beltrami
avenue north of postoffice, for any
thing in the line of boot and shoe
repairing or new work to order at a
moderate price. They are prepared
to do the best work in that line in
the city and all work guaranteed to
: be perfectly satisfactory.
E. G.. Leonard came down this
morning from his home at Ten
strike, and will from now on be able
to attend to his business affairs in
this city. Mr.. Leonard recently
underwent an operation at St. Anth
ony,s hospital, from which he speed
lily recovered and is now nearly as
we'll as usual. .-
Harry Mills, roadmaster of the
M. & I. railway, left this morning
for Brainerd, ,on an official trip. Mr..
Mills states that the sinkhole, near
Kabekona, which has been giving
him considerable trouble, is now
in fair condition, and that what he
firmly believed at one time was a
bottomless pit, has at last been
filled. I'd
Misses Laura and Maud Matthews.
who have been the guests of Mrs.
c. H. Rattinger, at the Hotel Mark.
ham, for a fortnight past, left this
morning for Fargo. Miss Maud
will visit at Fargo for few days,
after which she will leave for her
home at Louisville, KY. Both
young ladies state that they had a
very pleasant visit in Bemidji and
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-12
CARNEGIE iibcr aaiicr @ilbclm.

Der @rtifel Garnegie's iiber Sen
neutlben &aiicr I'M ,Moraen,"
(Serla9 bon Mnralarbt IL. So,
Verlin), ben scr ,Ternofrot" ais.
5ugspeiie per aabcl broftc, lieat
,ett bonlt0nbig Dor. er loutct:
Gin GROCER Mann lit in Gna.
Lamb anfgeitanoen, Sire. or beiB.
Gromipea," iogte Hideliell gum So.
mig. Sd mohte iagen: Gin gro.
Der Mann lit in Geutidlono erIton.
ben, Der 8aiicr." gs lit unmoalid,,
feline 1baten 81 perfolsen, obne ooS
0efiibl: 5ier lit cine Terionlidfeit,
ciie &raft. Die @utes ODER Sdlim.
mes III Der @elt mirfen fam. 9is
Jest bat er Geutidlnnb Den Stiml.
luis 81 inbuitrieller 1hntigfcit aege.
ben, Den es 10 notbia brald)te, sur
Gee nno' 81 2anbe lit iein einflub
beffimmenb geueien. lie beutiden
Sdiiie iinb benic bic crlicn oni Dem
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-12

per ergungcn lit - orc onicfitouiihc
Union ipiirbc balo Die 200 Wil.ionelt
cngliid) Spre6enoen nmfniien ulo
Damn f1biq iein, Die mIeiitcn 9cbiiri=
niIie Der @clt 5t bcfrieOi9cL Nobs
rltn9spro0uttc 81 Ben nieorigIten
Ereilen mo bod) nod gcminlbrilt.
gcno 81 lieiern. Sic iunglliniidcn
Fropbe5eiungen iibcr lire Genuine
uno lire fommcr5icQen Eriumpbc
miiroen nod mcinem rlbigen ltrtbeil
m%ahridcinlid nod ilbertroiien mcr.
oen. Selbit nenn Die elrppGiihen
Notionen eS por5iebcn pilrocn, lid
mla5ulobncll, I'M nidt Die ungeoclt-
tcte Undergraduate Holle 81 lpielcn,
10 lit bod Der gegenmGrtigc 9cItonb
mmoglid, iolonqe Ser gegenmGrtige
0rltf nod laItet, inter Dem idJon
cinige 81 ermottcn beginner. Die
SoIt mliB lid friibcr ODER ipGter ais
81 idlpcr crlueiien mo onoerc 6or.
men cr5lpiuocn."
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HDiulanS'S tirfiide 8aber,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Nuitamt aessu. etets ptien
(MuQ22-) NH. ~
SuScsfdac.

3amce M. Bed II. 2Fonate. 9ir sic, ebarp-
Strabe. am 10. September.
Sraii @fiiapstb ~, Stnuosupdrs. am o.
Septen1ber.
@nsata SttBfra 1sS Sapye Nbj1Jt1, Grpiiul.
Ynculie, am TO-. Septentber.
Margurctbr Suffrtbcrget, M ifd5. Giios9(nils
SiruBe. am o. Septemhcr.
Dtinnic ". ytbatauE, Sr. t12s, gScfts Grpt.
Gsoras saraOtf. 70 Sabre. lit Ncp.gorf.
nm 7. september, M
Magoalena Wrhha, , p;o.1atc, Nr. 1903. MiiI,
ioi,sslocnlie, am .. Scpiembcr.
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SOmncritas, ocn IL. September 1907
Tdt Scitrn.
Sprad Mid fir Den Sdnpicgcrpapa?

Wic cine SpejioIoepcife aus 500
nolltliI meloet, bat lid G%onarcbmit.
glicb Nidolna 2%ou1iuortb BORT in cia
her llntcrrcoung folNcnbcrmoBcll
iibcr Den Stonbpllnft icincS Sdunic-
gerpapa'S &%coiepclt be3iiglid) Der
nGhiten 8rGiioentenhpobl geGubert;
nYr0iibcnt Nooicpclt miro n.id)t ols
Gouhioot fir cine %obermuligc Noml-
nation, olitrcten, nllbcr mclln cs ooa
gal,Se 20n0 %pcrlongt. Gr bat lif felt
entifloiien, bicroltf 81 bcborren, mo
MIR cine ncitpcrbrcitete SSor0crlln0
tint Ieine Innobme Der Domination
miro i'm bcluc9eh ici1cn Gntihlllb St
pcrGnocrn."
@ir ipiiien nid)t, oh Nid bcred)ti0t
lit In bicicr Snd)e fir Srn. 2ooicpclt
81 recon, lpenn er eS obcr lit, 10 modt
feline IeuBerung Sen @inorld, bob
Der Er0iibelt go,lS uno 9nr. nidt ob-
gcneigt III, ii6 ailf meitere bier Sabre
Dem TotcrlaltOe jll opiern, 10 oft CT
niid} Idlon erfl1rt bot, or mcr0c inter
fcilter llmit6nocn nod eiltnlol conoi
oiren. SaS ngon5e Gplf," meldca
porbcr icine Domination cinltinlmi0
perlnngcn ioa, lit Elm iebr o%ebnbarcr
Negriff, uio Ser gluS0rild crirneyt
inns an Die orci Sdncioer Don Con.
Don, ipeldc cine Icrionumllmg biclicll
mo In bodtrnbenbcn 9el6liiiien, sic
NIT Den gSortcn 6%egonncn: ,@ir, oos
Tolt bon Gllglan6," Sorocrlllacn az
Die Hegicrlnlg Itcatcn. Cob Tooic.
belt Die domination I'M iiGd)itcn re-,
publifaniihcn acknowledgements ia.
ben fam, pcnll CT tic mill, lnntcrlicot
felncm 3lpeifcl, mto icocnioQs fam,
Ole Sod)e oi,d) oiti ioId)c @eiie orron.
Nlrt ipsrocll, Dab Cs oiuslic6t, olS Oh
clit 5lcrnlid) %nQgcmcineS Gerlonocll
llad) lbnl c%riltirc. @ie Gin @obl
grltbnletifer bcrcits ouS9crcdnct bot,
mlro Ger ndd)itc repilblifuniidc Nn.
tlollol-G onbert 992 Tclegotcn sGbIcn
es iperoen olio 497 Stinin,cn Sllr go.
mlltdtion crforbcrlid) iciit. Son Der
@elnmmt5obl fomnlen $50 aus Dem
Suocn, ii6cr weld)e Die Non,iliitro.
tton nnbeoin0t perfiisen fam. Gic
Scrrttoricn, iuclbc ebeniolls lnter
oent etntllib Der administration
ncbcll, ltercrn 26 Nclcgotcn. Sn ota
Stoatcn pcItIid) bon Miiliiippi. TO-
ipic al Der Eociiicfiiitc iino t56 &c.
legnfcn fir Eooicpclt obiolut lider.
Somlt bnbcn mir 51l Stinuncn lun9
ponilt II mebr, ols silr Domination
~er1orocrlld Icin nilrocn. llno mem,
Ger gauge Norbcn obcrhalb scr Ma.
ION, mo Giron.8ren5e llno 0itlid,
nont Wl'liIiippi gc9cn Hcoicpclt mGre
mo 0os /" or iiderIid nid,t - 10
ipliroc ole domination geiihcrt icin.
Sb eS olShnnn Srn. Hooicnclt oclil.
gcli miro, Die alippc oes orittcn Scr.
MINIS 5i mnid)iiien, an lueld)er idor
10 moiid)e po!itii6c gipirotioncn
Sd)iIfbrildl ~littclt, lit cine onbarc
o,o9c, Iifcrlid) obcr miibten Die ..
mofrotcn einen itarfen Gonoiooten
aiitlteacil mern lie erfola baben mol.
len.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-12

Ncm Uorfer YIdttcr TAI.
ien Iid berif)tcnL Scr Gronprin5 bon
Scrbien bcfinoe lid) nli Der sSobrt
llad) Nncrifo, nm ii6 bier Serbicn'S
~5ufiiniti9e aonigin ST. bolcn, Gs lino
'biciclben 9I6ttcr, oie Dor einiger ;3eit
Den crit 5luoBi9jdbrigcn Sbronfol.
ger ais Sen NusbunO Scr Niipcl6oi.
tigfcit bc5eidneten. 6cittc be5cidnen
tic i'm ais cincn red)t nCttcn jullge1
Munn. SoS bat baS Seiratbsprojeft
5l @cge gebroft, boS ielbitpetltGno.
lid nur in Der EGontuiie Der betrci,
fellocn Gorreiponocnten beitcbt. @ir
glollben aud ni6t, 0ob eS elmer
9merifonerin oonad gcliiiten fonnte,
Sonigin Ser icrbiid)en Sultbirten 5ll
lucrbcn. Ibcr mir bcgrciIcn poafonl-
men, bob omcrifoniiGe @lGtter iid
Oil Dem 8ebanfen bcrori6en fonrlcn.
9ie Don England intportirten 2onDS-
fncdltnntllren perleatgncn lid nun
cinlllal nidlt. Fl. ~. ~.
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elizabeth y. ltnrid,.

IS itqrb am 10. ScptemBer 1907 elizabeth
.. tlridl, 9eborcIlc ScIilnedcr mo aeIicbtc
Untiln bon @eorgc Z. llHri6. Sic @ceroiaun9
tlnSct inter Der 2eitltng bon slonnl 15irf 4
Gobn. Het0enheiintier. am Tuineritaa, giudbs
nlliidse 2 lbr. bon lbrer Ietten 9Spbnufg, ar.
1907. Noros Heaciler. Sirabe, aus nuf benz v@ol'
iImore 6rieohpte" iiuit.
Etc trnncruocn SiM.crblicbcucn
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baltimore Cemetery.

8arenn: 3raEffia.Slbs., oaIti1sre. u. NsrtlHr.
,BeardtniBpIote gum yerfanf - hon $26 an.
nit Wadrmorpfcften cbeeeren5t 3S6 = Hlde
thr bier @rdber. Sreir Nenntifr0 ber 0ntcNe
tir ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lSunti0,tO
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gefanntmahuHge
9cfGnntmadIuug
III Scjug auf ben NerfnMf poer bic 4ieieruhB
puu berauIhennen spiritnpicu
am Nablt1ge,
Vnrenu Der


Nilrenu Der
Ycbirhe Der H~oliSeisG ummiiiarc.
baltimore, NO, 10. Sept. 1907.
Sn Serbinoung init Der am Wpntng, ben 1G.
September, in Der Siuot Baltimore AT haltens
ben SSGbl ribtet bic Neboroe Der ToIi5ei=9Onls
miiNire Die 9lufnterTfumfeit Der 9etrciher nler
2ofnIe, it ocnel, bcruuldenoe Spiritunicn Der
ocs 9~lrtifela 4 Der 1ffcntli6en Gofu! 6iefeee
tGbarter), lpeIde ben Icrfnuf ODER bic aiefe=
rung bon berauf6enoen SpirituoieH an irgero
cine 8erlon ar iraeno luciten 1neen oerbtetet
poreeidriebeu piro, inter elmer Strnfe bon
800 bis $500 iitr bns erite SerGebcn; @nl8ics
burG Der 9icen3 UNI Celebrate bon $500 bis
glrbeitsbnlis non brei bis III 5pplf Won1icn.
uoer 9eioes, fir ous 5lueite &ep6eber.
@curge ". @tniS,
Games s.. Rreton,
SBrnue 6. SbrDud,
@eb6roe Der PoIi5cisGommiiidrc.
(Septt1-13)
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Nriroeridl Is. Wrpb.

gs fiurb nab frrient 2eioen 1rieorih &.
@rut. 9~eIiebter @oite bon Sofepbinc Srnh, i'm
1907. IbenSS 7.45. in iciner Nobnrna, gir. 2t0.
0uriidb glocHlle. Sonteftcao. Sic Ncerhieun0
finoet GpnneritaD, 2 llbr Nahlliiiaas. bon Der
pbet 9cnannien 9Subtline ans iinit. Ser
feetrg nuf ber rSScitcrlt Cemetery" beiSuipobs
fteli. (2J3-D
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9orrasne.

waotertfh - Earfdrti8 - 1riebftd.
sSeitIit bon @e!sroof cine uno eine babe
orth.ebenue.ear. Jreie 8utfden Nadmittaas
afn Terminus. Yreite I, bon 4eardbnibpldBcn
lett fpe9len. 9eihte 8eoiuaunecr. TeIspbon-
Apaea. S~'etianat grcfniire. (Mai4. 15.S&S)
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Iplaun Mnfhnclcr.

IS itarb am 8. ecptcmber 1907 Sr. SphGnn
0atbacber I'M FILTER bon so Sabren 3 Wlpnutcn
mo s 2nnen. @uite Der beritorbeuen Srull
ibereid 9iatbGeber. Sic geeroieune finoct
bon Der SSobnutg iciner Iodter, Sruu aaroliue
aiepp. gir. 735. Glib > @orbsStraBe. aus ant
Spnncrftaa, gla6ntittG9s 2 llbr, itatt.
(25i--6
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Subn Scr,uig e SoBn,
2eidjenteitatt uus Gi%utaljamtrer,
Hr. zoos, Srlcaus.S strait.

Swctagcidatt: Hr. 524, G~affcrtsNuenne,
Stgbianotpiun, Baltimore. Gnnuth.
SSlr bapcn 1T l%infercr iarpen. 8efndftspraris
Srofit anfriebei... Die fetnFien antiteu s~etieiert
iilr Sod5eiten, unterbo!iuneen uilb alloere Ses
leaerbetfen. geioe Telephone. (Uiai2S.1 ~?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-12

@ciunb lritsamt Der etabt Baltimore.
Vim Gltern unb Wprminbcr!
H1fridt III hermit ae9eben, onb Sinner. bic
in bic 1ffcntlihe Sdule eeben folen. iett oes
intptt iuc-oen miltfen. lucnn iie ii6t i6on friiber
erioIgreib pacciHirt iporben Iino.
Or. Samcs gpSlcn,
@efunoheiissG uuIuifiir.
(s(ua21-4. 26-31. Gept2-7.9--tD
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Wars. @iuslpfp's Soothina gurus

vtrb. felt fiber tanf nnb fe@sSie Sabren bon
wstltohen bon Mtattern fhE S9re 0iHber Bella
petuttgt has Ntnb. eftSetAt Ben Uanmen, &c.
ffMiutdttat als Sfniersen turirt Htulesltf unS
Vt .oaS befie @sitfeI iir 4inrrt6e. Bon slpo.
tbeiern In cuen @cIttteiIen berfnuft. Seij
eetutb lito ~berIcnet -g2rS. BinsIofp'S Gootbino
SprupA uro rebmt feline anbere gcrte. Ghnf.
lnn 5tran5tg GentS bic GIaf@e. timer ben,
Nd9rmttteI. lnb 9roauens9efet bonn so. sum
1909 anrhnftrt. @eritn.Nrn1ner 1908, n.
aiteS MMb gMt teNxtrte1 8qtttd.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-12

Sic SeinbfeItafeiten IN
Ger ulmgcbung Don GaIoblanco linG
eingcitcllt, bis Scr iran56lii6c @crle-
raj Gruoe bon elmer epibemiidrll
Garmcnt5iinoune g%enelcn lit, mcld)cr
Die ni6t offlimatiiirten Guropacr III
Moroffo baliiig allsgciebt Iinb. Gbc
Dos Maroffo .Mbentellcr becnoct lit.
iperocn nod picle onocrc Sron5oieil
al ocrartigen ltntcrlcibSitornngen 5ll
leiocn bnbcn.
%n Sbio bat 0oS @eri d /
cntihic0en Dob jones @cicB i'm Gin-
flunG NIT Der 8erfoiilug itcbt, mcl.
dies bcn 6o6rpreis altf Den 9obnen
nit 5mei Gents feitgeicst bat. Sll
Ecnnipluonien mor Gin @criftSbof
onoercr Iniidt. = 8os lit Hctt?
@aS lit @crfoiIung? Hcd)t lit Hcft,
lnO 8crfalilttg lit gerIolinng. aber
INNER fonnnt cs boralif on, mas iiir
enc Illffalllllg l1ldil pom TcdDt NM
&erfoIilnn9 bot. (St&5tg.)
0aS meme nglii0cSl l.
&ricaSidiff lit bel ieincr porgeltri0cn
crIten Erobefabrt 6ci scarborough IN
6olgc beS 9rud)es irgenb cinc5 fle;,
men 9cItonbtbcilcs irincr Maidineric
berobgcpltr5elt, JOINT o6cr mar bie
SnGrt, Wic bic 2on0oncr 9l0tter mlI.
bclL Elm pollit0nbigcr Griolg. @enn
britannia obcr Die Quft ioluobl b..
berrid)cn mill, ipie sic @cllen, 10 miro
lie iid) I'M 9nu BON 9olons better al.
Itellen m"iilicn.
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gS miro bebauptct, boB
Die nGdltc 9otidoft oll bcn GongreB
Die ldn9Ite iein miro, Die Nooicpelt
nod ic geidriebcll bat. Nltt, man
fam es nit ocn lorgcn 9otid)oftcn
MAIDEN ipic nit oen fi,r5cn - man
broi,d)t tic ia nid)t slt lcicr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-12

Gigenthamtr q. Statue, Dpbruua:
e. & q. IeIepbon: 1860 Maotion-N.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-12

grhaftstRtrer G. u. Setua, Bcbnuns:
g. & q. 121 @ @aIbroot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-12

Gin Scr moocrncn g ic 8.
ipi1lenId)oft funbiger GllropGcr ioa
bic gegcn bic Sron5oicn f1mpicnoel,
Mrober oriiibren. 50 lteGt's III elmer
Sonooner Gcpcid)e. Nomc unp Ser
fluift merocn nid)t %geuannt. @itn.
ocrn iuilroen mir ulS nid)t, mcnl, CT
IN Der etl9liid)en Erciic lid ais cbe.
nlaligcr prcuBiidcr llntcroiii5icr cilt.
puppte.