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The Washington times., 1908-12-28
WORK SPOILS BEAUTY.
SOHE QUITS WORK

READING. Pa, Dec. 2S.-Ray II.
O'NeilI. a young man, admitted In de-
sertion court that he Quit work be-
cause it was too hard and tat he
wanted to remain young and good
looking. in order not TO spoil his fu-
ture chances.
He was ordered to pay his wife 81 a
week. ONeill, who is a trolley con-
ductor, is the father Of two children,
the youngest five months old.
The Washington times., 1908-12-28
IS a
Synopsis of Chapters Already Published

Learning that Helene Burns, the girl
he loves Is about 10 accept position as
teacher In the Philippines. the young Chi
cagoan. Jim Harrison, hurries 20 New
York 20 ask her TO be his Wife. His pro
posal. however IS so businesslike that
Helene refuses him shortly arterward.
hearing that his fortune has been swept
away in the stock market, ne sets sali
with an old sea captain, Ezra Carman. for
an island in the Malay Archipelago, where
Carman believes a great treasure 10 De
hidden When near their destination the
slOop Is struck by storm, during which
Carmal in a At of temporary insanity
filings Jim overheard The young man.
half dead. Is carried ashore by the tide.
Meanwhile Jim's rival. Starr Spencer,
financieT, involves Harrison's 5 name with
the Santa Teresa gold mine swindle,
which Is being Investigated by the Gov
ernment. Through his assistant, who
passes under the name OF Northcote, ne
buys for 5000 the girls supposedly worth
less property In Brazil, over which she
has given him power Of attorney, and
which he has discovered contains a dia-
mOnd mine.
The steamer on which Helene sails FOR
Manila Is struck by a typhOon and driven
from its course II puts IN for repairs at
Vartra island. where Helene comes upon
Jim's unconscious form. She succeeds in
reviving him. but Is deserted BY her
steamer. which. IN its disabled condition,
Is carried from the island.
Harrison and Helene are led of into the
a
Harrison pretends that Helene is great
priestess. He gains for her permission
to visit the treasure Cave-which is re
garded by the islanders as sacred-but
only on condition that she IS married
Accordingly she and Jim 90 through the
native marriage ceremony. search Of
the cave. however. falls 70 disclose the
treasure, and soon afterward they are
taken from the island by the steamship
Terre Haute. The next day the Helene,
Ezra's little boat Is sighted. and jim
asks to be left on II. with the intention
OF returning to Var-ra IN further search
for the treasure. he reads in Carman's
log book that the crazy skipper has had
the treasure but has thrown IL overheard
before shooting himself. He does not
know that he Is wanted for the Santa
Teresa swindle.
Helene returns to America and takes up
her old life. Spencer's wife, FlOssy, who
has been persuaded to consent to a di-
vorce, applies to her for employment, and
Helene. not knowing who she Is. engages
her as maid.
The Washington times., 1908-12-28
PROTEST AGAINST
GAMBLING ON COAST
Los Angeles Business Men De-
mand Anti-Track Measure.
Mass Meeting Held.

Los ANGELES, Cal, Dec s.-Tbe
Business Mems League has TONED the
Civic Righteousness Committee OF the
church Federation, and In a mass
meeting. at which 100 men. Including
the most prominent merchants, manu-
facturers' and capitalists Of the city.
has voted resolution demanding the
immediate Suppression Of race track
gambling.
The resolution reminds the Los An
geles members OF the Legislature that
they have promised to support an anti
race track measure and ur0es them to
become leaders in the fight against
Emeryville and Santa Anita.
The Washington times., 1908-12-28
FlREMEN OVERCOME
BY HEAVY SMOKE
Five Men in Serious Condition as
Result Of Fighting
the Flames.

NEW YORK. Dec. &.-FIve hremen,
all OF them members Of engine company
No. III. were overcome this morning IN
a fire which destroyed the structure at
Sixty-seventh street and Third avenue,
Brooklyn.
All were overcome by smoke.
The fire started IN the saloon con-
Quoted by Charles Dempsey. The cause
could not be discovered. Before the
hremen arrived on the scene, the safety
OF the families on the second and third
floors was menaced-
The Washington times., 1908-12-28

ilton. came into the possession OF an
income S55O.0o0.
the Baroness Won E,ckhardstein. the
daughter Of Sir Blunden Maple. has re-
Gently come into the second portion OF
her fathers fortune, making her yearly
income 500. 0.O00
The Duchess OF ROxbUrghe who was
Miss May GOeIet, is credited with pos
sessing a fortune OF S25.O00.OO0.
The Countess Szechenyi who was
Mss Gladys T.InderbIlt, is placed on
the list with $12. 900. COO
Mrs. s. G. Ascher, daughter OF the
late Harry BarnatO, is estimated 70 be
worth SO, 600. 900.
The Washington times., 1908-12-28
MOTHER PUTS END
TO SUICIDE PACT
Youth, infatuated With Wo-
man, Proposes Double
Death.

BAIT MORE, Nd, Dec Z7.-Because
they were infatuated with each other,
Albert May. twenty years old. and Mrs.
May Zulauf, twenty-five years old, 1eade
a suicide pact, intending 70 die last
night. Fate in the guise OF the young
mans mother. Mrs. Ida May, Of 40
South Third street, HighlandtOwn, and
Sergeant Forrest and FatrOlman Myers,
prevented the fulfilling OF the agree
menG
Young May had already purchased
-22-caITber revolver, and every chamber
was loaded. The young married woman
and the youth had taken room al the
Rose House, on Gay street, near Fay
ette. where they intended carrying out
the terms Of their agreement
While they were sitting in che room
talking. Mrs. May. who had heard OF
her sons intention from one OF his per-
sonaI friends, went 70 the Ross House
and notified the attendants
Arrests the Pair.
MAY and Ms zulauf were requested
to leave the hotel and followed by the
mother OF the young man the couple
walked down Gay street toward Pratt
street until Mrs. May called upon Ser
geant Forrest and PatroIman Myers TO
arrest the couple
This morning the mother, Mrs Zulauf.
and the youth faced Justice FriedeL
May was charged with carrying a con-
cealed and deadly weapon and with
disorderly conduct. He made no denial
and then under the adrOit questioning
by the Justice. the story OF the suicide
pact came out Mrs Zulauf, tall, slend-
er. with light hair and blue eyes, rather
attractive looking. and young May met
about six weeks ago.
The woman is separated from her
husband and claims that he has aban-
dOued her. Young May, nearly SIX
feet taH and very Oyish-lookingl be
came infatuated with TIE woman, and
spent a great deal OF time IN ner So
ciety.
Going to XII.
ALBERT said that he had bought a re-
volver." Mrs. Zulauf told the court. and
he said he was going 10 kin me and
then kin himself. or else I could kin
him and then kill myself I said al
right we would simply be getting OUT
Of trouble. So we agreed 10 90 10 the
Rose House and that's where we were
going to settle things for good and all"
rs this true about a suicide pactE
asked the justice Of young May.
"Yes, sir" he replied But don't
think 7 feel that way now"
After an earnest Lalk with young May
and his mother, Justice Frfedel sus-
pended sentence on the charge Of carry
ing a concealed deadly weapon and the
would-be suicide and his mother went
home, Mrs. ZulaUf going earlier.
The Washington times., 1908-12-28
CHURCH no MAKE Loans.

ST. LOUIS. No., Dec. 2S.-The Rev.
Jacob z. Meeker. pastor of the Comp
ton Hill Congregational Church, will
start the New Year with innovations
fectiveness of his church and hold the
interest Of his congregation. Begin
ming next month the Compton Hill
Church Will operate q loan depart
nent for the benefit Of all worthy per-
sons, regardless OF church member
shiF
The Washington times., 1908-12-28

FEs redtess, and thenfollowed thicken-
ing and blistsrs, which would break and
run matter. I took her 70 q doctor,
ana ne pronounced It to be eczema q a
very bad FORM. He treated her, but
Instead q beng checked, the disCase
spread IL showed itself on her back,
and then quickly spread upwards until
the whole oE her head was affected, and
al her hair bad 20 be cut on. The pain
she suffered was excrUciating, and
what with that and the heat and tn
Cling her life was almost unbearabis.
Size became run down IN health, and ak
times was very feveTish. lanEcid, and
drowgy, and occasionally she wzs de-
HriOUs- Her nerves were In such low
state that she could not bear 70 be lefe
alone. In spite Of the cold weather
she would insist On having her bsdroom
window open, and would lean out on
the window-siH- She did not nave q
proper hours sleep for many nights.
The second doctor We tried Afforded
her Just as little relief as the 6rst, and
/ really do not know what We should
have done If we had not read how
CUticura cured g similar case. pur~
chased Cu6cura Soap, CUticura Oint-
ment, and CuticIra Pills, and before
the Ointment was three-QuRrters
finished every trace Of the disease EEs
gone. Il really seemed Ike magic.
Her hair Is coming on nicely, and
still apply the Cuticura Ointment as
find Il Increases the growth wonder
fully. Mrs T W Hyde, !, OnEaI
Place. Brentwood, Essex, England. Mar.
s, 1907"
cuficu-z soapSz5o) 70 Ceaass sAs sEn, cz-s-
ezra Ointment (5ocl o Hal ne ska, and czt-
Coated Ps 2Se. per vial Of 90 70 PURIFY tAe Bod
Co-D- soc ProDs. Bosf01- Mas
-ET8snsd FTea- cUEiCErs Boek On sEa Dr.
The Washington times., 1908-12-28


done for my daugk-
ter, Adelaide. Sho
Is fifteen ysa8 os
age and had ne VeF
had anything ths
matter With her
skin until four
months ago, when
Al eruption broka
out On her chest
The first syuDtom
The Washington times., 1908-12-28
WAS DELIRIOUS
WITH ECZEMA
On Chest, Back, and Head-Pain,
Heat, and Tingling Were Excru-
ciating-heTes in Exhausted
Sleep Badly Broken.
CURE BY CUTICURA
SEEMED LIKE MAGIC

Words cannot express the srastsude
1 feel for what CuticUra Remedies hE q
The Washington times., 1908-12-28

The Continuation OF This Story VIII
BE Found In TomorrOw's
Issue OF This Paper.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-12
Curt acbort CT hin.

Rem Dorf, II. Srli. 60 Gugc.
ne ". Scafc, bisbcr 0cnlofrnt urlo
GongrcB|4titglieo pom 9. Tiltrift,
Nem. %criep, riftete geitcru ciu
Sd)rcibcn an @illinm $. Soit, III
mclfcm cr m~1tiinoigt, boB CT fir
6crrn Gait itinmen mer0c, unb
glcid5citig Sem republifoniihcn San.
olootcn icinc 1ienitc m1breno Der
Gonpn1ne anbietet. Ger @ricf bcs
CONGRATULATIONS laiitet:
nWtcin mcrtber &err Suit: sd
tanu meocr oen Ganbioutcn nod Die
ElattIorn 0cs Gonpclta in Tcnucr
lnltcrItiibrl,. Sie c%onicrpatiucn Dir
ger oicica Yonoco, ncldc mcocr rcuf.
tlon1r nod bic Tertretcr bcS ollrd)
9fuilb crWorbcnen HcidDtbums ooer
ipcjicllcr Sntcreiien iinb, bic abcr eli.
ne ltrcnOc Gllrhiiibrung Der @ciete
nit alcifcr &ilti5 fir aae ucrIongcn,
milIlcn iih an Sic mcnocn, I'M Sdnlt
geacl Die @ogc bes Hnoitnlismuls
lltb Scr &laiiel.Torurtbcile 81 it,.
dlcll, mcIfc Dem Gonucllt in 0enpcr
iol0cn miro. Sic merocn an @nbl.
tngc mcinc Stimnlc erbaltcn, ul0
mcnn III ser Ganlpognc meme Glen.
tic bon irgclto meldcnl @ertbc iiir
Sbr Notional.G omite lein %iolltclt, 10
mcroc id lie Sbncn NIT 6rctocn sur
%eriilamG teller, Mit por5ii9Iid)cr
@odod,tulg, Sbr
Guaene ". 2eafc."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-12
MlS M0rbcr pcrGaftct.

G%bica8o, #. Suli. - Gornc.
linS eugene @cnt, Sod III einclr
bicligcn GeItnlrant, mltr0c bclitc Der.
6oltct, nud)bcm bic Holi5ci Den %or-
hcrcitlnacn fir Die 9ecroigung lei
ler plotIid ocrid)ieocncu 6rou Gin-
bait gebotcn bate. Ser Ma1en mo
Die irnercn Srganc Der Seritorbcnerl
mcrocn Don Dem GoronerS.g lr5t Tr.
Otto Semfc hcnlilf unterild)t mer-
Den. Seine t~2-i1brige Stieitodtcr
GlHc gicbt al, oab ibr Siiefpntcr
aiubcl nnd) SollIe gcbroht babe mo
ibrc Utlittcr, Die aueit Don Dem SIT
den oB, bolo borani uerifieb. @cnt
mar Der brittle Gbcntnnn Scr Seritor.
bcncn; ourh Gin Scirotbsgciub in
elmer oci,tidcn 3eitung bate iie ieinc
Wcfanntid)dit gcntad)t. Sbr criter
@otte 2o,uer ltarb ourh 5uiGaig!
@ospcrgiitung, iutb bon ibrem 5nei.
ten 8atten, Namcns Snapper, mar
lie geid)ieoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-12

Hpuo gcnarl1ten Wcrrid Rooo no
bcrtc, bortc Chauffeur sSreO. Glou9b
mcocr Gin @ornilngsiignal, nod per.
nobm or ooS &eranbrolicn ocs 3li-
lcs. Gr lab oicicu crit, ols Die Ma-
IdJinc Ons @cIciie credit bate. Snl
ll1d)Itcn I~uacnblidc rnnntc Der 3ug
geGen Die Maid)iuc, oicie muroc SER
triimmcrt, uub ser &~ubfGngcr ser
Sofonotioc brad ub. SutdingS
muroe 100 SUB melt mad Der cincn
Hid)tlung, iei1c Satin uno Sodtcr
nab Der m1oeren Seite ser 8eleile
Qcldlcubert. Slougb, Der born lab,
nl1rbe 5urildgelporien nno fam nit
lcid)tcr %GctlcsHnger bopon, ba CT
nid)t alti'S @eIcilc ficl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-12
Srrcnainl bcorubt.

NorriStomn, t.. Sill. = St
Dem bieligCn &rrcnoipl brnh geitern
III ocnt Shnppcn, Der Die Yferoc mo
Die @ogen bcbcrber9t, Elm 6eiler ans,
baS lid 10 raid perbrcitcte, baB ouS
Sous oca Stcporo MorfIep u1o ooS
@ebGitoc, III ocm sic meibliben @ei'
ltestratten u1tcrgebrodt iinb, be-
orobt lparell. Gic Tclterlpebr oea
SolpitalS tonlltc bes Sclers nid)t
Serr lpcrocn iulo crit ais Die lt1otiid,c
SDld)monnidnit mltam, gelong es,
Den 0rano in Shronfen 81 boltelt.
obpobl oltd) oicie Infangs an @oi-
%Icrmangcl lit. Eie Sniailen Der
6roncnsabtbcilltn9 iplrocn in ollcr
Glen nod Dem 8ebGube fir W6nncr
gebruft, no inter Den @eiitesfronfen
troB ocs l%(nlitonoes, bob baa @e-
bolloc bon Der @ronoitottc cine Bier
tclnlcilc cnticrnt liegt, cine aroBe lin.
rllbc berrihte uno Die @drtcr o0e
Wtilbc bottcn, Die geipnIttb1tigell
aranfcn in Sdad) Sl bolten.
Mebrcre 6cneripebrmduncr lullroen
bel ocn 2olforbeiten peflebt, oorull.
ter Sobn @cnbcl idnper. Ger sc.
Iommtlhaoen miro auf $4,000 &c.
Itobt mo lit onrd) geriidcrurts &C.
0etft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-12
Cine SuScsfabrt.

Rem --Dorf, II. Sllli. - 9cim
3ulamncnitob cines 3ngcs Scr Gong
&sInn0-@ab nit einem antomobil
mltroc geitern Gad)uittug mrItlid)
pon Centre Morihes ". u. Sit-
djinas unb ieine Satin bon 9roof-
i'm aetobtct mo lire ~10.iGhrigc
Iod)tcr mllrbc lcbensgcf1brlih Der.
Lett.
Sutd)ings. Scr IN Hr. 2S9 Ster.
lin9.Elace, 9rnoflpn, pobnt uno in
Centre Morifes cine Sommermob-
hung bat, botte nit @attin ln0 God.
ter, einem Ieiner iefs ainoer, in iei.
ltenl aItpmnbil cine Spaiieriobrt &C.
modt. Nls man lid ser gobnfreit-
sung oil ser bier South County
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-12
NiidJcrci= .Gum miIiiun

Gnitport, DC, #. Suli. =
Ser brttlldlc lnb Der amcrifoniihc
Gonlnltlor, melfc in llebcrcintim.
'llllrg nit cincm gertroge 5lpiife1
ocl %cr. Stooten uno @roBbriton-
men crnurnt Dorocn iinb, Inn oic
6lldcretTrogc 81 iti,biren uno eincrt
tlltbeltliten @eieseo0er iiir Ole inter.
rationale 6iidcrci 5u entiperien, limo
hellie bier einAetroiien. Iie Gom.
llllN'dre miliien bis 1. Sonlior gerid,t
efltatten. Dan erDortet. oaB Ole lei.
rtgen Wren5- lto 6ijd)erei. Streitira.
gen III Babe bcieitist meroen mir.
Den.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-12
Scr iron5oiiidcn GomnlIlion lit ollr
Sen IS. ,Sltli oubcrolunt morOcrl.

scr iron5oiiid)cn Gommllliol1 1T oltr
Sen IS. Sltli onbcrolmt iporocn.
@crgrutd IN Sapopen.
St. ~ del. Sopopcn, 6rQnts
reid, If. Sllli. - Nidlt ncit uon bier
bat Acitcrn Noht cin Gci0brlldlcr
Vcrqruti6 itottQcIlnbcn. Gu@ Gilcn'
bobn0rlciic mllroc ol,rh cincn groBen
Sclablod pcrid)iittct, mo mic peitcr
gcmcIbct miro, iinO 5ucl SGltlcr scr
fort iporben.
Sona8 2ic'S Staots.gc-
grdbnib.
Gbri it an a, II. Sui. - Sc
mas sic, Der uorncqii6c Houclliit
unb Grantcnoid)tcr, Der orn Sonntol
itorb, crbiClt bcllte Gin ,StootS &c
gr0bniB. Ger Eon1p fam foit ocnl.
ienigcn bel Sbicll'S 2cidcnbcgGnguil
qlcit. Gle itcrblihc &iiac miro in
6rcocrifsuorn cnogiiltig CUR Hubt
bcItottCt mcrocr.
SCS Yor0S grant.
2onbon, If. Silli. - 3ic &C.
rilhtlpciie 9emcloctc &erlobuug ocs
Zorro GlallcortD nit elmer reiherl
4merifoncrin miro ictt babin CT.
gGn5t. 0nb Die Gcrlehtc ocS CORDS
cine 6rou Morcits, @ittluc zines rel
den nmcrifoniidcn @nnfierS lit. Nuf
be5iiglitc Suffrage crflGrtc Der 2pr0
allalucid)enO: nGic 9efnnntmodung
lit peririiht. BUR Belt fam ih Die
Mcloung lucoCr bciubcn, nod Der,
n~eihen, mo inter bicicn llmltGnocn
fam id) aud nidt Den Nolucn Der
Game n%cilncn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-12
6ciuiHcnbiTc icin Sob.

Grie, ga, If. Suli. Sobn
Clemens crtiprang aus Dem bieiigen
Solpitol, begdb iih mad ser Narinc
Rational @onf, bel neIder CT ais
Glerf beid,Gitigt mar. unb iaete fin
cine &iigel onrb Den 9oai. gr Der.
'dico boIb oaraui. Nan slolbt, boB
Clemens uoriibcrgebeno irriinniG
mar. gr bate fiir5lif nit einem
antonlobiI Gin Mdohen iiberiabrcn
lino, obpobl lcsicres geiunoen miro,
iih oariibcr ioldc @epiiienSbiiie &C.
maft, oab man i'm nad) Dem Soipi-
tai bringen mubte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-12
@rap nno Subnion aratnlircn.

Htpolcn icnoen 9rpuu ibre @liid,
miinitc 5u icincr Domination.
ct. FouL Ninn., #. Suli. -
@olpcrncltr Sobnion miro @rpan
NIT lclncm gnn5cn Ginflltb inter.
ltilben. Gr t%cIe0rupbirte an ieinen
licgreihcu 9iipulcu:
oGmpion0en Sic mcine bcr5lid.
item 8litduiinid)e 81 %brer Nonlinn.
tioll mo Dem olGn5enocn Siege, mel
diem oiciclbe bilbet. Niemano miro
Sic erniter mlteritiiBcn, ais id, mo
ih boiic, oob mir geitnttct miro, 5l
Sbrem GrioIge mo ocnicnigcn Scr
Nartci b%ei5rtroacn.
Sobu ". Snbno H."
M II q to- II, Gel, #. %uli.
- Hid)ter Srnp molltc lid nid)t iibcr
Die SonolungsmeiIe bcs bcmofrati-
id)en Gonuents Glibern ober cr 9ab
5l uerltchen, ooB er perlonlih nidt
i'm 8eringIten cnttGliid)t lit. Nad,,
Dem or mieocrbolt bate, ooB er oel,
5mciten llat alti oenl Sidct inter
fcinen %llmIt1nben a|ngcnommcn la.
ZEN wiiroe. ianote CT iolgelocs lele.
gramm on Srpdn ab:
.8citottcn Sic mir, Shnen mcirt
bcr5lidJtcr @lildmiinlhe o~arSubrilt.
gen. 8eor9c u. @rap."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-12
EuitlitIrs &uripium.

GolnmbuS, Sbip. If. NitIi.- -
9d)t5ebn Sabre, nadoem George
SmnllIton cine ciniGbrise Stroie i'm
3lldtbolls luegen @crletung ser lSen,
'tonS9elcbc obgcbiiBt bate, trai cill
Sdlrelbcn nit iCincr pollcn @cgnooi.
gintg mtcridricbrn BON YrGiioent
%enlnnlln @arriion u,b ant 3. Sept.
1890, 6 llbr NaAm.. 8aibineton,
ontlrt. i'm 3itftbuus cir. Der @rici
mar AM T.. September 1890 Nhcnos
bier nb9cItrmpcIt, oann abcr iobrc.
lang III irGcno cinem Eoitaulte lie.
gen 9cbIicbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-12
2oiirn ids mas foiten.

Sotio, #. SuIi. - Die 9ofoba.
MA Notwithstanding bat 5000
0cn pcrpiliNt fir Die llnterboltung
Ger Siii}icrc uno Monn'd,oiten Der
nmerifnriidcn Ilpttc mGbrcnb Der
3eit hires Nuienthultcs i'll Der Staot.
Gin ans f. &erioucn bcltcbctoeS Gnl.
pfonAacomitc, Dem aild) Der Mapor
nngcbort, lit prgonilirt moroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-12
Tcpnblifaniidjcr GricgsratG.

GAIT conferirt nit S6cl0on, &ithcot,
Gromhuea mo @cncroI- Yoitmci-
tier Wepcr.
Sot springs, 30, #. Suli.-
GraSefretGr Gait bate ocItcrn iCinc
critic llntcrrcoung nit Dem nellgc.
noblten S6nbmciiter 0eS republifo,
llllden NattonolsGomite's, @cor9e 81.
Sbeloo1, ferncr bate @err Soit lGn.
8crc Gonfercn5cn nit ocrn Goriitcn.
Den ocS Goihitc's 6ronf $. @itbcod,
SSilltom Nclion GronlpcIl Don 9tclp.
yorf mis- nit General. &oitmciltcr
Ytcpcr. N au'..
Sm 2ollie ocS Cages crfIGrtc Scrr
SbcIoon oub or ltidt nod Wtitteln
lnlldon baltic, I'M boS @eieb in Nt-
5lt9 oltf Seroiicntlidltng Der Can't
pngnc-9 citr1gc 81 unlqrben. Gr cr=
flortc, ooB ippbl @citr6ge olls Der.
ld)icoc1cn Sbeilen oeS 2nnOes cnl'
pta19en lucrocn f0nnten, obnc 0ab
man tic in ole Bidder 0eS Sdabmleiz
tiers cin9ctrogcn babe. Senator Sc.
meniuop bon Slt0iano mo HcprGlen=
tant Wtcainlcp bon Ohio ullo mnbcrc
rcpltblifaniidc Eortciiiibrcr, wclde
nit Srn. Suft conicrirt bottcll, limo
iuicocr abgerciit. l(ntcr 0cn beute
bier Itgefonmencn befinocn iid ooS
9tationol.Gomitc Niitglico 6rontlin
Wllrpbp BON @oibingtont 2. g., uno
Irco ". Carpenter, Srn. Soft'3
Eriuot.S efrctGr.
y otronagcs III d) II ngcn.
Golum bu5, 81, If. (Suli.
@cncrnlonlpolt Mnbc ellis lit und)
Sot Springs, 80, ub0crciit nm nit
Srn. Soft NM Nn0crcn 81 c"onicrl.
rem. IS ioQ linn Der Yoitcn ocs
Stills um0c6 WencrnlonnoIt9 onge.
botcn morbcn icin. @err ellis miro
oltd nit Hcpr1lcntont Burton con-
f"crircn III 9c5ug oul oclicn Candida
tur iiir Yrnbeaicnotor an StcQc bon
Senator Sorafcr.
Operation notbmenbig
Utica, H.,D, II. Slli, - Nic
bclstc crfl1rt muroc, lit nod nid)t be.
idloiicn norberL mann HeprGientnrlt
SSobn 2. Sbermun elmer operation
iid) lultcr5icbcn miro. Scrr Sbcrn1on
ucrbriugt tGglih 5luci Stlln0en nit
iCircun Scfretdr nit Der Grleoigrung
Der Gorrciponocn5. Gic iibriNc 3cit
mllB cr ouf Anorbnlun9 ocs9lr5tcS Der
Hllbc pfIegcn. @rn. Sbcrmon's Grs
bolrm9 gebt picl lnn0ionler Dor it'd,
OILS mie bci'm Critcn Nnfoll bon @ols
lcnitcincr. SO miro 5udcltonOen, bob
Scrr Sbcrman ihIicBlid) opcrirt per'
bcn miiiic, bod mill man i'm porerit
SrGitc inmnlcIh %Ialicn,
oti trftt bonn Con-
grcB Is . III tic Suriid.
@oibtngton, #. Suli. - DC
praicntont Sonca 2. Sbcrmon
&icc-E rGliocntidafts Gonbi6ot scr
northumberland, miro in Babe
bonn rcplblifoniihcn Gon1reb So
mite, ociien &oriibcnbcr or lit, 5itriid-
trctcr,. Senator Semcupop BON >Sn,
Diana, rcId)cr nit Superintendent Mic-
atnlcn bon SainoiS bcittc Wor9cn
bon Sot Springs, So, bier cintroicn
nlod)tc oiclc NnBabcn. Gr lit bulpt.
Idd)lid) OcSbnlb bon icinen Eoltcn
cntbrm0cn morocr, INT lid) ais Natio.
nol.Gonoioot better Scr Gompogne
ipiomcu SIT f0nncn. Gie 6rngc, ipcr
icin NodioIGcr iucrocn miro, lit nod
lidt cntldicGcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-12


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luGrtige gnt bat in ToI0e elmer Ser
%eirboruna nit Der Siirfei oe, oellt-
id)cn @eionoten III Ecfing initrnirt,
Der fineiiid,en Hegicrung sic Mit.
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mobnenoc tiirfiihe llntcrtboncn fiini-
tigbin inter oeutitem Sd)lt itebcn
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milton in Earis.
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niidyc Sarif.Gomniiiion lit bier oll-
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