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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-09
Businessmen Of Pueblo Want to
Know How Utah Han
died Problem.
HADDock TELLS OF WAR.
I'm Reply from VI. and NJ Association
Its Secretary Sheds light on Cause
And Effect and Remedy.

The mail order trouble has appar-
emily come to . point in Colorado where
Colorado merchants are peparng to
wage Il bitter war unon 1t. In letter
received by Fisher Harris, secretary of
/ the commerciaa club, and by him re-
ferred to Secy. Lon Haddock OF the
Manufacturers & Merchants associa-
iion.-c. w Clnws, firm member OF
one Of Puebso's big houses, writes 10
know what sort OF campaign was
waged against the eastern houses In
Utah Mr. Maddox has written long
letter in reply in which the history OF
the fight from cause to effect is set
out. Mr. Crews letter is as follows:
Our community is suffering from the
aggressive ard successful efforts of the
big mail order houses. We are seeking
means of protection
Will you kindly inform the writer
what your organization or city IS doing
20 protect ypui ner hants from the UNI
fair competition Of Sear9, Robuck &
Co., and others, and greatly oblige
C. w CREWS.
OF the Gre VS. Beggs u. G. Co.
The reply oil MIR Haddock outlining
the cause and re ct Of the fight and the
method by when il was accomplished is
as follows;
Replying to y,rlr inquiry as to what
methods we saN G found most advan-
tageous in hghi ing the unfair cons
petition of the tig Email order
houses of the cast, will say. we had
tho same trouble rs YOU are now hay
ing apparently nov industries We're
snuffed out in ,theie' incipiency, small
err merchants w re put out of business,
some larger in forests were retired,
-, ,,t1 n
have been pu; lin circulation here in
our state, were sent east never 10 re-
turn.
The result: Afor several years spent
in individual "k dcking'' over such
conditions. the BUSINESS men of the
state decided to undle this matter as
they would any OF her business propo-
sition. Obviously the matter could +,
not be handled by Individuals: n mass |
meeting Of some Of tle prominent |
and merchants was
therefore called, the result being the |
organization Of the NJ manufacturers and
Merchants association of Utah. The |
first work taken UP by the association
was the Inauguration OF an active [
campaign against the mail ORDER |
houses of the east. Letters were '
written to the various storekeepers I
throughout the state soliciting their |
moral and financial support to the |
movement, which in most cases was
readily Forthcoming. The newspapers
lent their powerful influence to the
movement. the clerks of the various
stores We're labored with to boost the
local product In pref erence to the
imported article; proptE;anda outlin-
ing the untold injury OF the mail or
der system To the state was freely cir
culated; people throughout the state |
were educated to the standard of |
knowing and appreciatiag the fact |
that their interests were rnutuaI and
that if the local business houses and
FACTORIES We're not patronized there
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-09
RIDE COSTS HIM $40.
Crnmer Who Presented an Old Trans
fer Is Fined for Assault.

Sherman Cramer, the man who yes
terday afternoon attacked Street Car
Conductor Sutton with an umbrella be-
cause the latter refused to take an old
transfer. was arraigned this morning
before Judge Diehl on the charge OF
battery He pleaded guilty but by
way of extenuation declared that SUIT
ton insulted him and others in the car.
Judge Diehl fined Cramer $40
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-09

Read the testimony of Z. D. Garratt prominent BUSH
man, who lives 1922 Arnold St. Angeles Cal
Mr.. CARAT says II have been great sufferer
from catarrh and rheumatism. My would stop up
until could hardly breathe. there continuous
dropping in throat with roaring in until I
was so dizzy that could hardly stand my feet !
also had to hawk and spit clear throat, suf-
fered from general debility that brought
TACK OF rheumatism which almost laid me at times
tried many doctors and all sorts of patent medicines
put got no permanent relief until consulted Drs
Shores IL Shores Their treatment wonderful, and
am now happy to state that entirely cured.
only OF my catarrh but dizziness and rheumatism Is
all gone. and cheerfully recommend Shores and
Shores treatment (Signed.) Il. d. GARRATT
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-09
GUN MAN ARRAIGNED.

E. S. Rochester, arrested on the
charge of assault with a deadly weapon
upon w. j. Chambers, was arraigned
this morning and took until Monday to
plead. He was placed under $3.50 bail.
II is alleged that Rochester engaged
In an alteration with Chambers, drew
a revolver aimed it at Chambers and
Threatened to shoot
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-09


mings. Richard Collett and Rufus John
son.
The Daughters of the Mormon Bat
alton will meet Tuesday. May IL, at 3
p. M, at the home of Mrs. Melissa C.
Swan, 30 Canyon road,
Friday afternoon Mrs w. L. White
entertained the Jolly Twelve" at
800" A very enjoyable time was
spent. Mrs. w. c. A. WISHING won
the prize.
Mrs. r. H. Officer and three chill
dren return today from three months
sojourn in California
Wedding cards are out announcing
the marriage In this city of Mrs Maud
Carver Shurtliff and John NJ. Mccain
mant, both of the city. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. G. w. McCree-
ry of the Methodist church, who was
u Salt Lake visitor last Wednesday.
Immediately after the wedding, Mr..
and Mrs. McCammant left for San Fran
cisco and will later go to the former
home of the groom in Texas.
Butchers and Grocers'
Grand ball at Saltair next Wed. eve.
Train leaves at o'clock.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-09

Mrs. Thomas Hancock, accompanied
by her niece, Miss Dora Butler, Will
leave in the near future for a trip to
Great Britain, where she will join her
husband, who is laboring as a mission
airy in England. After a sojourn of
several months they will return togeth-
ar. In thafr hnpa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-09
ExTENUATING CIRCUMSTANCES

James A. Smith, charged with the
larceny of some lead from a Third
South street building. was found guilty
this morning. but was discharged be-
cause he had been in Jail several days
and was intoxicated when he took the
lead.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-09
FAMOUS EXPERT TELLS
How Fat May BE Removed RapidIy
by n simple Home Rcmcd, Witt
out Causing Wrinkles Disturb
ing the Diet or Necessity
yTp,. rrx,,,igo

rat is nothing but unused energy
says a prominent physician. and the
man or woman who Is burdened with IL
can easily get rid OF Il II they wish.
All they need is Y ounce OF Marmoin,
u hounce Of Fluid Extract Cascara
Aromatic and 3is ounces of Syrup Sim
pick, all Of which they can get at any
good drug store for a few cents. Then
let them take one teaspoonfu aftet
meals and at bedtime until they are
down to the weight they want to be.
This simple home receipt Is far ana
away better than any or all the patent
or secret medicines, for II reduces the
fat safely and harmlessly The ingre-
dents are IN fact beneficial to the sys-
tenn having both tonic and purifying
qualities, and so help rather than dis.
tress the stomach. The remedy does
not cause wrinkles. for 1t reduces one
gradually and naturally, preserving a
good outline. and. best of all needs
neither physical exercise to help ii do
the work, nor does H. require any
change in diet--one can get results and
still take things easy-eating mean
while Just what. when and how hs
or she pleases Be sure and get the
Marmoln In n sealed package. so that
you get Marmola and not substl-
tutc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-09

.. T..
Mrs. T. Bryan. who lives 312 r, 18th ST..
geles. Il have had catarrh for fifteen Q5) years
At times greatly distressed with my stopping
and had to hawk and spit and there contin-
ual dropping into the throat had roaring my ears
and at times almost deaf Seven 90 years ago my
stomach became affected and greatly distressed
in that way. My food would not digest and became
nervous wreck much that I could not sleep a
nights. I read DR. s. Shores & Shores advertisements
about curing caarrh and chronic ailments
consult them They seemed to understand trouble
and commenced taking their treatment and
happy state that catarrh stomach trouble
cured. hearing is restored and sleep sound
baby. If any one seeking will write me 1 will
gladly verify this statement and tell them how Drs.
Shores & Shores treatment
MRS. T. BRYAN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-25

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noriiber. @r III iebe alimttC oorouf heoabt,
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ben Ginbrud itt,er 'gttl1nli6fcii alf ben tiic'
'4a,bcH SnbrcgiIt Gri iibcribiutc NIB infi mi ofm
@cbcu bon gSertb,
@rtens: Srcraiaaascn, poiitanoia fir MIR S75.
3turiteuS: - ,Sprtcn pun S9r8cn IN $50 Seer'
binntacn. t4j
SriitenS: Wrpb. ~toftcntrei urb cine G,itnas
giertens: ecinin o%eBiinctc Gpnd. sdrse NIT
S15 SccroignngcG.
llnb bns Bolt 1T ntebr ais 6~uiriebcit nit
Gem, mas !Ssnl. 6ppt tbnl niebi. Iber ME
iebel sic cincn 9GGnR, oct pcs Snl5es pertb
brinGf IS litgi ni0t III Der 9iaim bon 5ilD,
reri, 5~iiricbcIl 81 ictH, bent 9brGei5 uno Sus
frteheniein itno lpie Gel lllo SSniicr = Tic ner.
lnitdct ii6 .lii0t! GliuaS @utcs fam Mot
esrborSer qebaItct ipcrben. IS ii tin eincl
Wlann uIlinoalif, rlncit fleliet SSertb fStniioGro
at fbnffcn, pic es Ism. Sput aeiball mo
pies aebcim 5l baiicr. Surcnoe bon 2ettelt'
ten bon Scuien nnbciunltt! :QiGn 9epe aher
fiber gult5 Baltimore ~ nno fprncn sic burt
elmer. Qlani ooer eine ,5rai iinoel. pie ntdi
sellidnoio ilber gym. Sopt nnisrri1iei linoY
Der Staoi fprcdcn Tic BON @m. Huui, Der ole
2eihcnbeitattcr Rroioiiion rebolntionirt bat.
IS beouri Wiiib mo stenrtnib, Sies III ibut.
Aii. Gpnf ~iihcrIeai lid ole Sa0c Srerlt, Der
iidert iit. onb Is oeil Sulfe gum Sortbctl ge,
reibt nnb baum oebt or trtid u%oran! Nitt
isoe Siabt 9ciibi einct anl. Gpai. giitt ieoe
Rrofeiffion lam oui eitcn bcitimmicn Niaun
ais ben ctnrn Standardization - ben cinen
aiaun opn Sri9inalitat tnb Nrporriipitat
Dcntrn.
guer sic bnbcu gRm. Gppf in Sbrer Wliiic.
IS lift fcine Gebcnsnuiaabe, Sbnen al oicien,
pie feiG Hci6enbcitaiier. Der { Iebie 2gnsl
acbieui bat. IS III icin 3icI. Sbrc iinauSirne
giirbe 6u crieifiern, luie tic mic crleidtrrt
'unror, bio Ism. Gppt anf benz 1cloc rridlicn.
IS 1T iiir &m Supf glridlgiltia, CD Elm
Wanrl in cincui Fdlnit ODER elmer @itte lpnbnt
ipcuit bicfer Winnn cbrllt rno nuiridbtia
Ut = 70 giebi cs 9iidts, Wa5 @m. Gput iliht
fir iGn tbin ipilroe-
g9cnn cs S9nct onrnn tiegt. ciner foIdcn
W,oin al %iyefict - @iner. benz sic gues at
pertrauelt ibnnct - 10 rcbmcn sic itb eine5
3ugcS cine Minrte Belt mo reidcn sic gpm.
Gpuf bic Sam, Sam f6nren sic nit Dem
Neiuubtfcin mad pnufe acben. eincn Wianr AT
ienneri, ocifct Sc'anntihait 81 Babcn Der Wiiibc
uertb 1T.
@m. GDDf,
Der iiibrcnbc 2cifeu6cftattcr.
Gtnbulfamtrertr. Nie aef6IoTiet.
8cioc Telephone.
Tprtb' uno observation-disclosures
tWug24, DO ,fSr-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-25
@rpne @cItcanng uun Stablplattcu

Yittsburg, Ya., "a. Sept. -
Die oYittSburg Stcomibip 60" bot
bel Ser Carnegie Steel So" 10000
Sonnct Stnblplatten bcItcllt, meld)c
gum Dan Don %tSubr5cu9cn fir bhl
transport pom @r5 IN Soroln, 8,
1cbrolt)t mcrben iollcn. M SoIgc
oieicr grobcn 9eitcllun0 lit Die Stobl-
plattcn. Nnlage, Ger yGCrnc1ie So"
ibpn an 9icnltng Mbtn0 in 9ctrieb
'dcictt moroen nno pobridcinlid)
miro oud) Der 0etrieb in ben mciltcll
Giicnitruftur . 9~lnlu1en Der nGarue.
nic 60" nltnncbr mieocr auigtnom'
men mcr0ell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-25

IA 3iigen geponnen. Or. 2osfer
botte nit cincm &onigin.1 ombit CT.
ofinet. Sorroid fam balo in iihcr.
legcnc SteIlung, mad)tc ober cinen
5eblcr, Scr Caster cinen crfol9reiden
9lngrifi ouf sic aonigSieitc crnt0g.
lidte. Sorroid iudte Die Situotion
o,lrd) Spfcrung eineS Sprin9crs Srl
rettcrl Der Iclp.gorfer S6ohmeiitcr
ober mad)te briQonte @~cgen5iige, 10
Dob iciu 8egter bos Spiel ouioeben
mubtc.
9oS bisbcrigc Gciultat lit: 2osfcr
Z; Torroid 3; rcnlis 3.
@irtD h oftli6cS 8cOct.
Gincn iprcfenben 9cipeis pirtb,
idoftlihen @ebcibens lieicrn Die
@cronlonn- @crfc. Sic @eleQl6ait
crbobt ihr Ifticnfopitol Inn iiebell
MiQionen Murf, bamit lmioiicnoC
Grpcitcrun0en bes @ctriebs alis9e'
iiibrt iperoen fonncn. Die Sobrifa-
ton miro oltf Wctonlucrfc olSgc'
bebnt. @S miro cine SrrbincnbaIlc
crri6tct. Glcftriihc WtcBinitrlmlentC
ioncn bcrgcitcQt wcrocn fir 9obnel.
lucld)c @cltingbouic = Eatente BE-
nltbclt.
Ter @eidGftS9cluinn Der @crft
rnr 10 groB Bob mobrihcinlid) cine
9ipiocnbe bon Is Yro5cnt crflGr1
ipcrOct fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-25
MnS bent Snucrrm Warglanb'S mnh
bcu a%ngrcnscnbcn Staatcn.
SApb,o@q OF tim aufaber,

ay ShpBu@qt tim aHfaoe r,po
,. .c+ :r Sag0. Soc E.
@Gbreno Soicpb Small ilno oeiict
Satin in Der 9tGbe bon @nrton MI.
lcganpsGountp, MO., oui Der Sogb
iparen, trof cine augcl ans Der 6lin'
tc ocs MonntS bic Srau pberDulb bes
NligeS, ur1b an1 Nofell fam bns &C.
ld)oB micoer DtrauS. Snlau trllg bic
tobtlid &ermuuloetc nud Barton. Sic
mnr % Sabre aft, itannnlte aus DEM
@eitcn ltnb mar lriDcllid,oftlide Sd.
germ.
Nun lit cs Wpro.
u. 9. 0roaopoltcr bon Sono,
@orrett-Golntp, Wfb., Der DOL nlcbre.
rcn Sagcn bon ieincm Nobbarn SEQ.
&arnid unb oclicn beioen Sobucn
Setter uno @iuiom in eincm Strcit
10 idlimm 5ueeridtct nltroc, oab CT
cincn SGGoclbrud) crlitt, lit I'M 500
ipitol 5lt Cumberland gcitorben. Ger
nlte @urnid lnb Better linb perbais
tet, @iliom @arnid bat biSber aber
nid)t feltgenpmmen ipcroen fonncn.
9roaonalter ipar Elm Sdipager ocS
olten @arnif unb botte einen Sbeil
ieiucr Sofm an @nt. @ornid bernie.
tGet. Ger Streit ~entltano iiber ocn
Ea6toertrag.
Gorpcrationcn Gaben fein
@efiib |.
Cine alte thine, Ole ur Der 2un0.
itrabe BON aeeopSpiQe nod Dem
Sdldhtfelb bon antictam itono unb
on Die nnionsloloutcn Dor scr
Sdlodt bon Mntietanl Ole srt leg.
ten, nm nit Dem Yaume Die 2ono.
liroBe at periperrcn, bel neIder ar.
belt lie iebod) orrd) bic Gonfooerirtcn
0cit0rt murben, lit icbt Der slrt elmer
Gclepbon9eieaihoft gum Spier &c.
iollerl. Ser @uum mar flott neiter
getpadien, trotbenl bic Soloaten Dor
"A Sabrcn cine tiefe Scribe IN iein
-@ol5 geid)logen.
inri d. tnng aufgeboben.
9ie 6oh5eit oes Moroers Nihoro
Wc@apne bon Sort, Ya.. nit Sci.
ler'S SoehterIeiu", Die om 90. Sebs
tember itattfinben iollte, lit Tim 80
Gage aufeddoben tporben. @oupcr.
nelr Stlort miro Die 1~obcsitrofe
icst m0glider @eiie in lebensldn9s
lldc 3ud)tbousbaft umlponoeln. Sec.
@apnc, Der aus Charlotte, N..G.,
itommt, murbe idulbig %befunoen,
@nrren Tcterion, einen gormonn Scr
Tirma Gobge II. Gap BON Ebilabel.
pbiu, ermoroet at boben.
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mrnlihcr siriniprnu.1 anaianol, eanliar cr

Gputratt Hr. 81:
2,24S Qincnls Sub 60" Surdbnlciier 3ie0els
itcin uuo NctpnsSunal,
2,041 3incals Sub 81" Snr6meiier 3iegcis
lieiu lin0 Vctpns9anlI.
700 NuhifOarbs 3icocliteir.l liaiicrtuerf
1920 NubilOarbs acknowledgement
2i,500 @iuno TcritGrlulgs' Sinbl,
1900 qtncnlsSltb llnterorainnac
SOD 600 Sub 8lnIten. I'M Srnbclt pcrbteibcto.
10000 Yinenls Su1 9fnble.
$3.50 SuaSrat gDaros gNuiiers 9ieroihtiita.
1000 Iiucnlf SUB Observation-Disclosures.
. @lpdenfornls Qiillloungcli.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-25

Suon, per 9ompfcr ~E5i(obelpbio";;
ro6 Yorto Nico, Dio Eonce, per
Sampler San Suon" nod) Ocll See.
marc. uno @inopor0. &nicIn per
&ompfer oTnrimo"; nod Grenada,
ct. Ginccnt unb SriniOoo per Gam.
pier yGroun Of Nuporrc"; nod Sor-
time SSlono unb Snnaico per Cant
pier 0Erin5 Soadlinl" nod Central.
Smcrifo, &onol5onc, Colombia unO
Siio.Yocific-Sdicn per Nompicr pio
Colon. .., rJe
Sic @oit nob Nelt' 6llnOIonN. oia
Noro.S ibncp, itt0 rod Wiiouelon.
pia Bolton, idlieBt bier tG1lid) ,ilE
8 llbr @odnittaGS; nod Cuba, bio
Tompo, t1glid itm 1 ltbt; nod Gotta
Nica, Sonouros, N%icaroguo (Sit,
fiiltt), SoIpooor uI0 Wl,otomala,
pia Netp.S rlcons, tG1Iih nm 10 ltHr
gbenbs; nod Mcrico Gitn tdgIidl Inn
2 ItDr Aad)mttt10S mo 10 llbr
Ibenbs.
Grams Eocific g it.
Toit naH Solpoii @lom uno Den
Ebilippincn pio Son SronciSco
idllicBt bier tGglid INN I llbr glbcnos
lis 3lrun 80. September; rod) N,litro'
lien, 9icu Scclono, NcuGolcoonien
uno 6iii.Snicln, pio &oncouncr,
9, 6, ihlicBt bier tG0lid nm Z llbr
9l6cnos bis 5ltln A. Ottobcr.
Sic Grams Euclfic-Eoit miro tdgs
lid 5iim gb9angSbofcn bciorbert,
uno Der SdIub scr Goit lit 10 orron-
oirt, bob cine unllnterbroGcne lle5cr.
onb-9cf0rocrung crm6glidt miro.
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@ricibef6rbernna mad benz Inslanbe.


Gic oltsIGnoiidc BoIt fir sic NIT
Dem 26. Sept. cnocnbc ISOLDE idlicBt
bier i'm Suuptpoitamlt, in alien Sal'
len f::inftlid), pie foIs.:
9ic Yafct.Yoit III BON 8 llbr 8or.
mittoas bis 5 llbr No1mittags tGg.
lid oiien, onSgcnomnlen Sonnta9s.
9ie 8ricfrotcn nad) Dem Ilislonoc
(oi,sgcnommen Canada, Werico,
Eouonto, Cuba mo Sbon9bui Die.
ielben tpic cinbcimii6e Hoten) iinb,
mic folst: Stint (5) Gents fir Die
critic lln5e iuto orci 60 Gents fir
jcce ipciterc hinge, o0er Elm 9ril6'
tbcil, INTO ionte poll irnnfirt lpcrocn.
pio~rigcnioQs bei Mnfunft Der Wricie
Der ooppcltc @ctrog collcftirt miro.
9nmpfcr fo6rcn bon Ncip.Dorf ab,
menn nidt n%noeriueitg on9cgcbcn.
Trans= Itlantidc q q # t.
q o It.
@roB6ritannicn II. Srlaur, i6licBt
Sicnitog mo 5rcitag I'M 5 llbr
Nndymittogs.
9eutidlalb ihIiebt Montag mo
Wittpod nm 5 llbr Tadmittaas.
Sranfrcid, idlicBt Rontaa Glen.
itag uno Greitas Inn 5 llbr Sad.
mittngs.
geIeien, idIiebt Treitoo Inn 5 rbr
@admittas;.
Morpegcn, Sdneoen uno 9Gne.
mort, idliebt Wittmoh Tim 5 llbr
Nddnittags.
&oI1anb, iblieB. Icntag Inn 8
llbr Rohmittogs.
Stalien, ihIieBt DienIta9 Inn 5
ltbr Nad)mittags.
Grams. @tIantiiae g It.
5rritag, 25. Septembcr, 6 ltbr
Nbenose mad SrIanb per Gampfer
uGtrlrio", bia Nilaenstopn (anberc
Gambler n%liiiien rper Gtruria" aorei-
itrt iein); nm 7 ltbr Mbenbs mad
europa, Ifrifa unb Sitinoien per
Sampier .EbilaoeIpbia", pia Elp.
muuth uno Gberhourg.
Soft mad Glib. unb Gen.
trail. erifn. Wejt.
n N n
Greitae, %. September, 10 ubr
gbenbs, mad Torto Mieo, pia Can
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1aC8ington- Rsentrr
-bek-
"9ent(6en Gorre(ponoent,"
Bun. Sannemauu, 1915 Tarion
StraRe, W.-8.
100 ansetaeu nub 8ettennuBen entgegeH &c
npiumrn merben
yufaltcridJtc ans @aibinstun.
Stenern ii cn be6oblt
mcr0cn.

2 teuern III II en- pe6upll
mcr0cn.
Steuercinnebmer Charles :. NO
gers erflorte gcltcrn, oaB pon lebt an
ous Gintreiben Der r~ildltonolgcl
Stcucrn oui pcrionlIbcs GigelNbllm
nit @ncr9ic betricbcn lucrbel milror.
50tS unbc5obIte Stcucrred)nltngcn
iteben aus. NiBcr Den orci Sollit1S
mill Der Stcuerclnncbmer oild) bier
Glerfs nit Gcdnlngcn mlalhlden.
Sic merDen NIT Nolt5clldlllocrn Der.
leben uno MoifCn trogelt, bcrn eS
gibt Stcucr5obler, Die Icbr cflid) lpcrs
ocu fonncn. Gin i0unllger 3ablcr,
Der nlcbrere Slunocrt Collars iduls
oct, ingtc bcim lcbten @c'uhe ocS
9ailiiiS, Dem nGdyitcn 9oiliff milroc
CT cine &eugobcl in Den 2eib ltoBcn.
Sprnng pom Der 9ridc.
Ger Mctollurbciter ". $. Scor0,
pcrbcirotbct mo Batter po, odt &ln'
ocrn, iprong onl Wittmpd Ibcno
bon Der 9ennin0s.9riide uno cr'
tronf. @os Den Mann ST. Der Sbot
tricb, mcib Die @ittlue nidt. Gr bottc
feline Gobrltngsior9cn. Gic 6onrilic
mobnt in Mr. IS, IS Strobe. N..@.
Trau MuerboM 0citorbcn II.
Srou Suttic Mlicrbadl Wottin bcS
Scrrn Soirp6 Iucrbod)s Der IN Nr.
G23, Ecnnipluonio-Npcnlc N,s@.,
Elm MGnner 3 INSTRUMENTATION
bctrcibt, itorb 9~citcrn in ibrer @o6'
mug Mr. ST.. g Strabc, N..@.
Ser ncuc Sreim ourertem :
3ic Trcimollrer bcs TiitriftS 60
lulnbio lucroen n1fitert Wontog oie
Observation-Disclosures fir ibrer
neilen pr1htigcn 5cmpcl an 10. ct.
unb Ncp-0orf -Apcmie beginncn. Gic
1Scitlid)feitcn mcrben bis gum 10. 81.
tober ~fnrt9ibt.
,3icge / Gngt Gottcn!
S, s. 8cnncp, Scr nm Sllbc Der II.
Gtrobe, syn, cin @cid6it bciibt.
bot cine i,eun Wonote alte 3icgc, Die
@icr trinft nnb Hatten fGnNt. sic
Siege greiit bic Gfotte NIT jim 3ah'
D. -. -
ncn, ihilttclt lie til6tig uno ser
italnpft tic bann nit ocn Sorocrs
bllftn.
u Of tSnubige SunGen.
@0brcno Gin 3ug Der Southern
Nuhn" Die Eotonloc SlotS bel @nib'
ingtpn f~rcil5tc, i6oiicn 5lpci anoben
bic iid) ollf orr Hceo 9iro.Sago be-
fonbcn, ollf Sen 2pfomotipfiibrer
sic 5cridmcttcrtcn bic 8luSi6eibC
bcs 5cnitcrS Der Sabine ilno 2ofo'
ltptipiiibrcr Srcocrid Mrmforb lpitr.
sc ourdl GioSihcrben onl &opf cr.
bcblif pcrlebt. Ter Sei5cr brod)te oci
3ltg gum Stcbcn ullo n1odtc iid) aui
Die Sltd)e nod) Den ltebeltb1tern, Die
jcood in DEM ho6cn Sd)ilf ocS Gum.
pics pcribponbcl,. Ser 3uitonb bcs
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uIttmore e. ben II. Sepiciubcr 1908.
Sic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Gommiiihre mudbcu
bicrmii in lebereinitiumlIi0 nit BEN 0dltiltos
rcr S"inotsGburicr, 500. g%hldniit, bcfurnt. bnb
ite ole critic NcrtunlnIung am Wtunta8, oen -.
rcun her 9pnnmiiidrc, 0oeustScbaubc. Geringtnlls
mo 6nuinupsS irubc. ob6alien %luerbcr, nm bic
NuIlnndi nus6iilberl iIno bic ibncn iibcrtrdaes
ncn mo nm ibnen bcrlunaten Yflidten 6i or.
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mciiiciic Der Ilriuir.glpenrl ocihab Der am 81.
e(ngnif 1908 lntcr5ei6neiel W%crorbmllg yir.
1876 oCS WaDprc mo SiuoirniDs.
Games 8. Smith,
0uibrpo vi. HattS,
@itiiam g. Mtippuh.
Gulumiiiirc.
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WnIttm0re, II. Scpicinbcr 1908.
TufriGt 1T hermit alien inierciiirtcn Der
fonc gc9ebcIt bab Der Sinots Sngcnicur AM II.
oci Wbihniit 81 &. bcs MrtiicIs Is hes Nnlti,
morer EiaoisGohcr bon 1893 beiiiminl, bic CT
f~!drenocn Eldne uno SuplifutItite Der Abfbdt'
8lug fir Die Fflaitcriia Der Triont gucn. oic
11ro.i6 bon 2nnbnles Strqbc lino icitIid bon
8uiliorhs Nlpenue Iduft. binterleat bat.
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StnotBcridt.
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- Sn Sortb NorwoIf, Conn, Bat
Ger O~rciiGbrigc Sronflin 6ootc Die
iiini Sabre olte Hutb Godipea, bic
nnbc, Der cltcrlifen @obnung III CT
nen ldlalnmigen @aliertiimpel &C.
fallen mar, pom Iobc ,bes grtrinfcns
gerettct, inocm cr ibr uad)iprang uno
iic iidcr ans 2nno 500.
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itcin uro Neiur5aanul,
775 NubifUaroS Observation-Disclosures.
S,133 1uhiiOuro5 acknowledgements.
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