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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-22

Her lips We're painted with rouge, her
fingers stained red with henna and her
eyellds blackened with kohl.
THE PRETTY KABYLES.
/ had good chance 10 see some
thing OF the Kabyle women when 1
made my journey through their
country in the Atlas mountains Of
eastern Algeria. They are much
fairer than either the MoOrs or the
Bedouins. They belong to the same
race as we do and have blue eyes
rosy checks and red hair. They are
Mohammedans, but they do not Veil
their faces, and as n rule the kabylo
husband has but one wife The wo-
Iucn are allowed TO go about as they
please. They sometimes work in~t
fields. and | saw many OF them walk
ing along the roads with their chill
dren, and sometimes carrying water
from the wells into the villages. These
Kabyles are clad very plainly with
the exception OF the 1ewelry with
which they are loaded, The ordinary
dress is q gown which reaches from
the neck to the feet, and is fastened
az the shoulder with Il great pin of
silver or white metal on ceremonial
occasions they wear gowns of red and
yellow stripes, strapped in mt the
loins with a belt of bright colored
leather. They sometimes wear
headdress OF black silk. Their feet
are usually bare.
Among these people wives are
bought, and from $50 to 500 is
high price for a good looking girl. The
men usually stick to their wives, and,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-22

cold 1t Is of course necessary to choose
the faYorabie season. and for this rea-
son June 10th has been fixed upon for
the start from Pckin. The racers viii
rapidly reach an altitude OF between
1000 and 1000 feet. leaving
the hot region in the rear.
AT intervals of less than 20 miles
there are wells. which are under the
supervision OF the Chinese authorities.
AS for the nomad tribes, they recognize
the suzerainty of certain chiefs residing
on the borders of the desert in return
for the right TO use the wells-and cara
vans pass twice a week. camel cara
van has already left Pekln for the pur-
pose of reViCtualling the relay posts.
Telegraph stations are to be found
along the route al intervals Of $50 miles.
and at certain hours Of the day the line
VIII be exclusively reserved for the use
OF the Matln one of whose representa-
tiVes accompanies the racers. The eX-
act route cannot be laid down, but the
competitors are to be supplied with
photographs Of over 200 difficult pas
sages. They Will not need compass
for the Cobb.
TOGETHER PART OF THE WAY.
The motorists have agreed to keep
together as FAR as the German frontier.
but this undertaking is hardly likely TO
De executed literally For instance,
Prince Scipio Borghese on his 2i-iO-
horse power Itala can do about 40 miles
an hour on a good track. He Is. there
fore, almost certain TO attempt to take
the lead. But excess OF speed viii per-
haps ruin his chances. What are the
dangers OF the road? Briefly put, they
are as follows: The competitors may
die OF hunger IN China. They may be
attacked by Tungueses the Monaghan
robbers Of the Gobi desert. They may
be attacked after leaving Lake BaIkal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-22

49, .rt, h,,s
or siuves 10 Nalt "pu' ,,iai. ao,,'rr
lVI o'lCu ~. ss ne6 s,o oo6 tn cot h,r
Ely lIoim s-.u9o ~ S,to ~t,'s esrnit,
ms uuuey buVs w. ~. ,.o,5 5,- ne.
any ~ yNt'. ~ Va I" t,,tth ,,no,,le la,i-
W. V7 a. 't 5,r 200 ,oss. mi every
,'Vt' W, w" '19 90 t,,,, CO... Ma
nus''',,. ,,,St., oltho,eb
~ .N''' NuM 4. W. ui3, f,, s5 az $40
'''' '''''e' may s'' q ~ '''
IN THE WOMEN'S QUARTERS
,.,..,.,,,,
~ RUE 'lle Mpnulll,','Va l ~ o,,,,a
HlaNe' az NV il'lly'i'si ~. 'i,, "a,
"'tci we ga asn'VU Oh OH9lNS re 80
poSe' ne stIuV'l So Hla ~ ,eV w
iole NJ - engaged 20 ny 4,iu ~ ~ TO
Eou,'s' me pareHls Hl5Ne az we Ut
II;tc,s mere II no pluoe uPol ..i,,S -
Wuete tHe Women "it 80 1u,ui, vn -,
ca ana theIo hre now llhllIHs ne'e
VINO are never seen by any QUIET NV,
.r,,,is '' tSn 49, ,,a,,r ,,o out on ~
street except IN closed carriages. They
know nothing ABOUT shopping, ana new
or visit the ba2ars on stores. The car
riages are brought into the couTtya,d
OF their homes. and after they nave
heeu put IN by their nerNhn's and rne
doors tightly closed the grooms come
out ana hitch UP the horses. II theS
are calling upon lady friend, the
carriage ~ taken into tho courtyard
restricted 10 the women OF the mousse
hold, and there the horycs are uuhar-
messed so that the men take them away
before the ladies step out
Every line Mohammedan house mas
its women's apartments. The rooms
are punt around courts ana there rs
usually one court for the men and an
other for the women. IN the latter
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mission and is Inhabited by quite n
colony OF wealthy Russian tea mer-
chants. II Is also the residence OF a
very important parsonage. the Toutong
of the Chakhars who Is vlce-marshal
and superintendent of the road under
the orders OF the VIoeroy of Pctchill.
NoMAD MoNGoLs.
The Toutong rules over the
primitive. nomad Mongols who are
scattered over the vast plateau
which extends from Kagan 10
Ourga, on the confines OF Siberia. a
stretch OF 1000 miles These MungOls
are a pastoral race. They live In tents
OF felt ana lasso the Wild horses roam
Ing the plain, They were the dispatch
bearers Of the Russian government be-
fore the days OF the telegraph and the
explorer Prioyalsky tells how in their
long blue gowns and fur boots and caps,
their limbs laced light TN they looked
IKE mummleS, they would cover the
distance from Pekn 10 Ourga-over
l,2OO miles-in I'VE days and Ave nights
springlng from horse to horse without
ever resting
ON leaving kalgan the little band OF
motorists have u steep climb 90 nearly
20 miles up the mountains sutil -hey
reach the great plateau. the entrance
90 the famous COBB desert This is per-
haps the most thrilling stage OF The
whole course. Gobi Is Mongol for ba-
sin II is the bed OF an auclcut sea, the
greatest depression being about tho
middle. II is not covered with sand
Ike me Sahara, but with que hard
gravel on pebbles. mot danger
oils for big tires. II is like
wise tr1vcrscd by Fubtorraucan
river. the Churamourcn. which feeds
tho wells. II Is hoped thar the Gohi
may br crossed I'm Two days, but the
travellers are advised to take tea and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-22
CURED HEMoRRHAGEs OF THE
Limos

Several years since my lungs were go
badly affected that / had many hemor-
rhages." writes A. NJ. AXE OF Wood.
Ind II took treatment with several
physicians without any bcneht. / then
started to take Foley's Honey and Tar,
and my lungs are now as sound as n
bullet. | recommend IL IN advanced stages
OF lung trouble" Foley's Honey and Tar
stops the cough and heals the lungs. and
prevents serious results from cold. Re-
fuse substitutes. For sale by T.. J. Hill
Drug Co., THE never substitutors."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-22

timed goods FOR 10 days to enable them
t. reach Sair Ossou. Couriers reckon
seven days for this Journey.
In return for the right to use the
wells, HE Mongols are bound to assure
the service of the road or track They
must furnish means to transport from
one station to another provide NUT
ton, and keep the tents IN proper repair
for travellers provided with a passport
by the Chinese government. Each fam
llv spends a month IN turn, enCamped
by the station. The fixed charge for
their services Is three roubles per sta
ton,
FEAT Is POSSIBLE
From Sair Oussuo to Ourga and then
via Itiatka to Irkoutsk on Lake Baikal
the route does not appear to present
special difficulties. From Irkoutsk, IN
Siberia. the road win lead via Tomsk
over the Ural Mountains TO kaza. Mini
NoVgorOd Moscow, Warsaw, Poseu
through Germany. A representative OF
the Matln is at present engaged I'm go-
ing over the whole course he has al
ready traveTsed Russia and Siberia and
IL now az lrkUutsk He reports that
as far as he has some, T. G., Lake Bal
Kali the cars can pass everywhere.
Mongolia remains TO be trayersod.
As was "a be expected, the almost In
supcrable difficulties Of the PelSin- Paris
race have had the effect of discourage
ms all but the most determined. Al
the present moment only four compeu-
tors may be regarded as certain 10
start three FrenChmeu and one Italian.
They are; NM. Cormier and Colllgnun,
each ON l0-horse power de Dion Bou-
ton automobile Pons ON 6-horse pow
ur Mototu Contal; Prince Scipio Borg
hose ON 2i-lO-horse power "Itala' au-
tomOhlo
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-22
TINE COMPETITORS.

Prince Scipo Borghese Is SO years OF
age. Tie ictt the ltlalau army as q lieu
tenant I'm order TO study sociological
and asrarlan questions, aud has the
reputation Of being very modern
landlord Ola his vast estates I'm The Prov
iucc ~ RrcsCia. He has also created I'm
the vicinity OF Lake Garda a great
number Of peasant farmer cooperative
unions. He Is member OF parliament
and director OF the review i.u Spetta-
tore. Prince Sclplo H. an enthusiastic
sportsman and devoted 70 motoring. In
1899 ne explored tho dincllt roads OF
Hungary ANA In the following year
Central Asia and the valleys OF Tsion-
Tsan The race from Pekln 10 Paris
VIII iu TACT, De his third Journey across
AAia, he mas hitherto been accumpa-
med by MS VIE, but this time he viii
travel without her across the deserts
aud sleppes Two men win 20 with
him in his 'llaa' The prince thinks
that The heat wiz be the principal enc
my ana he Is taking with him second
Nonlllntor hs Wen ns % tent for camp
ing out
CQrmlcr tho wen known conductor OF
the dc lliou- Bonton firm, has motorad
a good deal IN spain ana the Balkans.
As for NJ Pons who has already won
mo Coupe d'AuVfrgue on a Mototri
tontal, MS chances are considered 10
DE very good liy a very clever ndapta-
non me mudguards Of the mototri can
hr taken out and used as "A 10. foot
bridge over difficult ruts ana holes. or
as the framework Of tent etc. They
are IN the form of grooyod rails.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-22

Of
Of enandH Marriages
andT1ow They FaaendOher Peculiar the Women
Of Northwes
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-22

when they enter the region OF the Rus
sion convicts. They viii certainly be
held up In the neighborhood Of War;
saw by the Russian troops, for the city
Is In n state of siege, and finally one
relentless enemy will dog their foot
steps from start to finish-duSt.
Needless to say. each car is well
stocked with weapons of defense.
CAUTIONS ISSUED.
Among the minute instructions issued
to the competitors as to what they
should do and not do Is a caution which
is well worth quoting:
Be patient with the Chinese and
Russians. a great chief knows how
never TO speak in a loud tone OF voice.
lie is so powerful that he has only to
speak in low tone and without grow
ing excited, He listens to everything,
even to ridiculous words without be-
traylpg the least emotion. Above all,
never strike a Russian or n Chlnaman.
The prestige of the great chief who
does his own hOgging Is quickly ruined
for ever
ABOUT THREE MONTHS.
As to the time which may he taken
In covering the distance (about $500
miles,, from Pekin to Paris. a good deal
of nonsense mas been talked and writ
ten. II has actually been assorted that
the winner might cover the course IN 30
days, This IL, of course utterly out of
the question and presupposes roads
like billiard table. The race win in
all probability take about so days-per-
haps more, perhaps less. In any case,
II Is safe 10 say that the winner II he
ever arrives al Paris. may be looked for
some time I'm September.
No cup or prize is offered. Glory and
wounds are the sole reward awaiting
the victor X. Il. TATE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-22
COssAcIs As EscoRrs

! have interviewed the Matln AS 10
ne feasibility ana also The dangers OF
ne project The Matin. while frankly
acknowledging that the attempt to
cross Monsolla ana siberia In an au-
dangerous undertaking, Is nsyerthe-
less convinced mat II Is feasible, In Or
der 70 avoid The extremes OF heat ana
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-14
Nnaliidlc Yrcn MlGffcr.

sic torllct CN nm Clnmal nid)t
%loiiclt, bicic cn0IiiGCn &lGiier, wulr
lpoll 81 modcrL lpcnn iid) MIR ir1eno
cine Wclegcnbcit bictct, G~clltldlullo
or6lriolen. ScBt lit Der 0clltid)e Gin
llllB bci'm Sulton Der Siirtci urltcr
ocn Nullpuntt @0ciuntcL mcil Scr
Ocltihc @otidnitcr Mori6oQ bon
@ibcrItcin Sen Stl1r5 uno 0ic Scr
bonnlm9 Sc6im EniGoS, 0c3 biahcri-
gen @iinltIin0S Nboul &omi0'9. Der.
bcigcfilbrt babe. Gicic &ubclmcl0um0
bon Qcitern mllB Inn 10 mcbr ilbcr-
roldcll. ais Ncra0c pcrI6ic0cnc Cont
Ooncr @l1ttcr Dor ctun picrScbn 90
gen olcrfom1tcl, BOB Scr bclrtifc
NotldoItcr in Gonitoltinopcl nid)t
MIR 9cutidlunb, Oem 2onbc, buS CT
pcrtrctc, lon0crn nnd) Scr Silrfei lt10
Der gon5cn cipiliiirtcn @clt iibcr.
bollpt cincn 0robcn Gicnlt Criuicien
hobc, ais CT nit Generate mo Sciti9
felt Ocn Stllr5 pon 6ebim Eoido Der
bciiilbrtc. IS lei iid)cr, DOB bicicr
Grobc Criol2 picl Oo5u b~citrogcn
miiile, bu3 pcrl6nlid)c ErcltiQe 0,@
ocutiden @ptifoitcrS mo icine9
SonuerGnS 81 hcben. NicnonO BRAT.
hc 0orilbcr ncioilh 81 icin ocltn Der
UriolG lei IN obiollit cbrcnpollcr
@ciic crrllngcn mor0ch I'M >Sntcrcllc
Der @crcGtigtcit un6 cincr glttcn Nc.
9icrlng.
Scbim Eoi6o NOR elm @iinItlin9
oCS SltltnnS mnb beniibtc lciue Stcl-
luna id,licblid) 81 Grprciiungcn bel
SlldnOcrn nno NuSlGnocrn. 9o&
Oing 10 lotgc, bis Scbim Void)o ci.
ncu Grprcl'un9s &crilid) bel Dem Ga
pitdn cineS beutihcn 3ompfcrS
modlte. Niin itcdtc Ser ocrtid)c Bot.
id)Qfter Dem Sulton Elm 2iht ouf
nno iorocrtc oie 9eltroiung Sebim
NoidoS. "a oltd, nod o,0eres idpuer
bcloltenOes Wnieriol 9e9en Den go.
ida %Wltcrbreitet muroe. 10 ipurOe oic.
Ter pom Sutton III sic &erbonnlng
geifidt. ToS mag Dem Sultar
ldNper qeluoroen iein, cinen @iinit-
ling 5u perbunnen, ollein Die chr.
liden liirfen~iino Dem oelttidell
@otihoitcr iiir ieinc cnergiidc Sal
tllng oontbor, uno Die NlislGnocr.
Die III Der Gilrfei @eid1ftc MAIDEN,
hoben cbcniolls nidts aegen Ben
Stnr5 ocs Eold)aS ein5umenoen.
lln0 Dem Sultan faut cS liid,t Elm,
mcGcn OcS &or9ehcnS NeS oclltid)cl
SotihoitcrS Elm e%riponlte$ %crb1lt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-14
ScfamntmtadInngcH
Yiircuu Der Observation-Disclosures
Arr Giant NlnIfiutuFr

pcr Stuot SultiNutC' OF
9criirgcltc Nu9cbute nit oer Iutlhrllt "Ttos
pnidl lor YutloinG Suti1u Seiucr, Sctllph .,
,&rppoial for NuiIbin9 .SutIul Seiper sec
eeclioit g." n$ropoinl for 5%}uilbillG Sutlnll
Siiffatt eeipsr. gtectiioHS T4l .&rOpof@i to2e
Quiloin9 Sutfnl eeiper. section s." g@rppotni
for 8uil0ine Oltiau Seiper, Seciiul o." nYros
puinl ior Building Sutiaa Scper, Scctton TO-"
rYropoial for 9uiloite Sigb 2eoeI Sntereeptot,
Gection l." pEropofnl for BuiIbin9 8igb 9coel
Sntcrceptpr, Sectipn g" nGropufal for 8uiloi1g
QSeit Com 2epel Snterceptor, Section T." rRros
pofnl fur Vuiloi1g gSeit Com SeueI Snterceptor,
Seciiou g" DYropofal for Clearing aro Srnos
ing the Site OF the Bad 6toer SiSpofal gSorfs, "
an ben nSodro Of s~ttuaro5" Der Staot 8altis
more g~ericbtet. meroen. bis Wiittiuudl, ben 10.
glpril 1907, II ilbr @urmittnss, i'm 9ireau bes
@rlt. Sarrp, 3, cooper; Staois 9se9titrator, i'm
9tat6bau5, Baltimore, lto. entgegen eenomrtcl
tionen 3, 4, 3. 6, 7, S. o unb 10; fiir belt 9nu
hes Observation-Disclosures Seltion 1 ulo 2;
iiir hen Nau bcS mcitliden SiefntueausNe6ens
fnuals, Seiiiunel / uno 2 ulo fir ole Gtbtung
rno 9iiUeairung oes IreGlS Der Bad Hlners
GicfeIfelncr, iuic glleS 1ui ben Yldrtcn oers
5eiduet lit, Die int Gitrcali oes GDctsSlleef1ielirs
Der Gpnmiiiipn aufheiud1rt itrto.
SpeSifiinttunen unn Rldle f0nnet am inlo
nnb Dem :. Wtarj 1907 uui 8cilif i'm Silreau
Der 9(bSupSfunnls9 omniiiioIt, .3imrier 90i,
,Nmericun" Sniloina, Baltimore, Oio., erlargt
lperoell. Sine @ebilbr bon 20 Sellte lplro INT
iebc Equalization nebit 8lullorid er9nbet.
Sin beglunbi0ter Gbed. an oell Nta0nr l1o
Stuotratb BON Baltimore, 6i rcip. Dem liilfcll
nnacfiibrten geirng lnub icoenl gIi9cbot beige
filgt iettl, ndinli1: ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-14

81 H SIuulI1utF ~ " " ~ - sFFsF# ~
@cnId6 Den @ori6rifien ocs I6idnittS CT u
heo 2lrtifeI3 iS hes Baltimore StnotsGooer BON
1898 miro biermit i'm NuitrGqe oes genlctll.
ifnftlid1cn i%tehcuoen Gorlite'5 fir SerfcbrSs
lucge nlcI oGrin intereiiirtcn Rcrionelt bcfannt
gcmad,t. odb cine &erorollina i'm Sinotratbe
cingerei6t mo Dem AeI~neitihaft,iUcl itebellbcn
9pmite iiir &crleblSlucge iiberpicicu nurhcu
lit. Dor pclCbem Gprnitc bicfclhe jCti ihpcbt
rno hcrcn Giicl, wie fol9t, lnltet;
Sine &eruromlnn iitr Die 9iiocittrlitg. Huros
iieiubcfcbun1 mo |iluiterunN ulcs. icncIl Ibei
les bon Der SnnetlcsStrnBe. 5rpiiDcn ocr Niiieite
non 2dfelrnoo. Hocnnc mo ocr SSeiiiciic bon
GGniurz Strnbe.
Gen &oridrif!cn bcfuater &crcrbnura &C
mis- iurrocl Die Nnn5e1 soften Der Rflafteru1g
uto 9tunoitciubeietunq bcidgtcn GbciIes Der
Sancttcs Strube AMI huS 8rlnoetacntbuut &C
lc0t. oGS al beiuNtcn Gbeil Der GtrG6e anit16t.
Sie Y%lngchote uno Die @eribeiluUg Der GoIlz
trdtte iiir beingte slr6cit miiiieit int @irlluu9
nit ben glbf1ntttcn ii imo 10 Der 9tfte Der
QcaiSlutur Ron Wiarnlano bon 1898, SapiteI
1913, nm ais Der NtcIc Charter belulllt, ltebCn,
nnitatt nit hcinqiem gblhniit 81 y hc5 griiteI5
4s bes baltimore Stoot.9ooer. stae &erionen,
bic in ir9eno elmer 29eife an oenl SnbnIt be
fnatcr Seruroriir9 S~ftereiie BADEN. iuerbcil bier.
nit cnahlridlttgt oaB oaS Qeiltetnihattlidbe
itebetoe Gontite liir &erfebrSlpcae am Murtug,
ben 20. Wdrj. 4 llhr 9iudnlittuqS. i'm 9iatus
hans in Stblt1o iein mirh. nm bciagte &croros
nurg 5u bcrntbct ltiIo allen Scneu Gebor 5u
nchcu. bic III Serbinbun9 bunlit Dor ibr CT
fhcincf fiogcit.
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t73) GbefsGIerf.
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Sransuaul alS britiidJrr Gerfafitn9s
Stnnt.

9tid)t gul15 Gin huIbca Sabr5cbut lit
p~erilolien, icit bic britiidcll &cerc ge@
gen bic 9oeren i'm 6el0e i%tonoen.
Sect BADEN biciclbcn @ocrcn ibrc
%Sullcn 5ulll EorIonlent o6geboltclt,
in Dem tic cincn iiberpicgcnoeu Gin.
iluB ml25uiibcn beltimmt iinO.
Sron@Oual bat sum crltcn Mtal Don
Dem pcrIicbcncn Hcft, ais outoromC
&oIonic SIT m0blcn Wcbroltd) &C.
n!od)t. IS i%tnn0cn bel ben Mo6lcn
flint Eortcicn I'M 6cIoc: 6ortidritt'
Ter, einc rein britiidc Yartei, meldc
Gic Yolttit &oro Wtillcr'S iortfilbrcn
miu; 0ic llnobb0nQigen, bic int @on.
sen nit ocn fSorti6rittlcrn ipnlpotbi.
Iircn, obcr in muld)en Tra1cn Don
0ieicn oblpeid)en. 9ic brittle Enrtci
oSet Soft" lit rein boerii6. Die 9tus
tionoliiten iCbcn ii6 aus 9ocrcn ltlO
G~ngldnOern 5lliommlcn, Die qe1cn Die
&orbcrrihoit bea &opitolS iinO. D&ct
Golf" mo bic N%otionnliltcn hobcn
iif perbiinbct. Cine finite Eortci lit
bic Der NlrbcitCr. Wci 0en Noblcn iii
sic 9ocrcn 4Sartci nSct &oIf" ais Die
it0rfltc bcrporqcgongcL unO 0a9
nod) Der ncllcn &crioiiunG gcbiloctc
Niiniltcrium beitcbt mlSihlicBlid) aus
Wiit1licocrn bieicr Eortci. Nm Scr
Spite 0cS &ubinct@ ltCbt Der ans 0cnl
Gocrcntrtcgc luohlbcfonntc General
2oltiS 9otbo. God fnrm bic oSet
&olf" Gortci nllr nit cilicr Scr britt.
idcn @rtppcn iibcr cine Wcbrbcit I'M
Fnrlomcnt hcrfiiQcn. 9}o6 Den Nnd)s
rid)tcn, hic aus SiiO glirifo fommcn,
iollcn I'M critcn Eorlomcllt ser
S%rnnsDooI 6olonic nidt bic Stom.
mes lllo Hollc1s SntCrcIien, iol,0crn
mirtbIdoitlidc u1lO nQgcunCin politi.
idc SI1tcrclicn III Den &orOcrgruno
Der Gr0rtcrln9cu N~cItcllt mcr0cn. g8ic
i'd 0oS nclle Gorlomcnt 81 scr britt,
d)cn HcihSrcIgicrntN Itclcn miro,
mtB o~bgcluurtct mer0cll. Die gegcns
mGrtigc li6crnlc HcgicrrHg Gnglono'5
bat iid) perpilidtct, sic BON ihrcr CON.
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6ineIiihc Sflooerei mic0er aus SiiOz
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2GilnG Scr &uliz6rngc Dem Yur(o-
ment Der SronSpool~&olonie ilbcrloi.
len, 0od crfldrtc Die 2onGoncr Negic.
ring, 0oB lie gegcn cine Grl1clcrumg
Scr &uli- Gontrufte ibr &cto c"illlc0cn
luiir0c. Ginc 9tid)tcrltcrcrun9 0iCIcr
Gontrottc miir0C obcr in scr Wol0s
0rtbcn- SnOuItric sic gr6Btcn St0.
rll1Acn bcrporrufcll. l(n0 llitbt Bios
Die @ocreL ion0crn oltd) Die iibri0cn
Bnrtcicn modtcn cine mirtbidoitlid)c
&ulomitdt obWcnOcn. SIS miro alio|
lit Der crIten SCiiion ocS lrall3poul-
EnrlonlcntS ~ic0cnfoQS 81 NciberciCn
NIT ser &onOoncr GCntrolNcgicrrm0
tOmmlcr, ais SIT Wicinung@Dcrid)icOcns
hcitcn 5luilhcn ocn Eortcicn Der &o,
Ionic.
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@iQiart Sppf's
mpmte,onute SIS grcrbtounacu umiafIt

W0BIbctahiltc SO WtttbINuH9tW hIITnFtH.
prattoonen Sare, nit ff;par5en audi, pcIbem
ODER grauem Bliif6 iiher3o9en, duBeren staiten,
&eerbigInSS > %gin5ei9e. @in6aliamiren,. Snno'
9rduerilor, 3phtenbemo ooer 9cde, Seits
nung ocs @rabes, Gei6ennngen, feds nele
9utf9en, Rugs, StiibIe, 2ibter, 2epdter nno
ales "uoatanbts So. aetue cstra.spsfem.
$50 = Werianbt uun 2eidlcn $50.
9nccre Scerotgumn $50, 500 NIB $40.
9urtb. uuo @reeumunnt'9t penue.
@eibe Telephone. 2ag urlo aIa6t.
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Wiartin &cil.

So ftnrb AM 10. OidrS 1907 na6 iurBer
Nruribeit in ieiner 9Snbrltlg, Dir, tt2, nerI.
Surtoros glucnuc. Martin sell, g~cliebter @1tte
I'M 70. Sabre ieiuCs 2ebers. Die @%ccroiNlnG
iinbct Suuncritag, Den II. Mara, 1 llbr 9tads
%mittaas. bon Der oben gcnannten SSobmin9 aus
rtiIte nntuto9poQ ein9eIaoen fino. @eifctlIrg
nnf her uQlnliinnrc Gcmetcrn." OH
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Spicuh Hctcrs.

rs $u0rc alt. Gciicbtcr @uttc bon SufunId
Ecters. Ncruunotc mo Srculbe iiuo u~ttunaez
bon einacIlocrt. Der Neeroigtlg bci5lluobncr.
Iler gSobnnna. gtr. 1000. giorb Nronounb. ans
nab Der CT. |Gul5sNirc1e iiattiilbct, lpD nm
o llbr ein Reouicnts9odaIRt fir fctlle Seclens
rube celcbrirt mirb. G3-5)
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Marp Spicpha Mplf.

Gs itorb am 10. OiGr5 1907 Marn Spiepba
@sult, geliebte Satin bon Muttbiao gSplf. Die
@ceroiaun9 ltnbet AM 5rcital, Wtoraens 8 l(br,
bon ibrer 98oGnlna, M. 905, lSater5 Court,
aus nan Der ct. 9upboniu5sNir0e TAFT. no
nm 8 ll6r cine 9te0uiems Wieiie gelefel miro.
Neripanbt lno Sreunbe Iino u6tllnnspuu etns
NeInoen. o~erieIbem hei6nlpobnen. Cd
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Gphnnn Ehcrhnrnt Nnnn.

Gs e%utfbIict i'm ecrrn am 9ienftna. ben 10.
Dtir3 1907 glbenos limi 6 ubr, Sobant Geers
Bnrot Cana, rGdb lur6ent uno fhnler5battem Set
ben, I'M glitter bon SO Subret # Nionatelt mo
10 Idaen. Qebpret AM /. Mpril tS4S in Ntts
dcliidot, SeiensS urmitnbt. @r binterldbt itebit
Der trduernoelt 9Sitiiue feds &inber lno rincu
@ruber. Sic Neeroigun9 tinoet Srcita8. ben
Ia. Mdr3. . ll6r Gu6mittnNs. bon fetrcr Iettcu
gSobnuna, 9tr. 9, Clinton traBe. aus itntt.
lnbcn.
Sic traurrnOc Satin ncbit Sinoerh.
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Sn Snoiono bat bic re
pu~blifaniide 2egislotur oenl repub'
lifaniidJen @oitperneur Ole @eeresiol-
qe gefiinbigt. 8oupcrncur Sonlp iii
elmer ser fonatiid)iten Seniperen5Iar
i'm gollsen 9anne, Ociien yIeiormcn"
iamfm nnb ionoerS Ourauf binolia.
lauielL Dem lieben Ndditen Die per
ionlide 6reibeit 81 rau6en, Hus Gem
@runoe oaein iii Die G%esopouirung
Sieies 3cloien nnrh icine eigcnc
Eartei MIR nit Srcnbcn 5u 6cgriibcn.
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IGrrainc,

Malcriid = 9artartia - Sriehfih.
NciiliG bon YS1Ibrpof Gin lio cine babe
WeiIe. Ncnutt Die init 9Sombuitan be3eiGrete
giortBs gbcnEfsGnr. Treie 6utidcl Nahttitines
ant terminus. @rciie bon AegrdbniBpldeea
icbt fpeBicu. 2ei1te Ncbinenngcn. Iclcp6pn-
6utoit 223. Sircdn: S~runtlin. uno g4inpicr.
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