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The Washington herald., 1908-08-26
Socialism and the Roman Church.

From the Springfield Republican.
Whatever the course Of the church may
be in the future. in case socialism should
make formidable progress. it is certain
that its influence must be strongly against
the socialist movement The Roman
church would need to revolutionize itself
in order TO adapt itself to socialism's
main ideas Not only is the theory of
economic determinismT contrary to its
views OF divine oversight and guidance IN
human affairs; not only is the idea of
collectivism as applied to land and other
forms Of property in antagonism to the
chUrch's claim to a divine right 10 pos
sess property. whether real or personal;
but socialism's attitude toward the
family and the control Of children is
so far contrary to the church's own
claims in that direction that no harmoni-
Gus adjustment OF the two systems seems
in the least possible. Already the States
activity in education and its attitude as
TO marriage and divorce have found the
church distrustful and often hostile To
extend the States functions in regard to
the family TO the length which socialism
contemplates would constitute one of
the severest blows which the Roman
Catholic Church has suffered In Its his
tory.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-26
SEEKS wADSwORTH's DEFEAT.
President Believed to BE Opposing
Former Representative.

The report that President Roosevelt IS
taking a hand In the fight to prevent
former Representative James W. Wads-
worth from regaining his seat in Congress
from the Thirty-fourth New York dis
trict was confirmed on competent author
ity in Washington yesterday.
To what extent the President may be
seeking to bring about the denomination
OF Congressman Peter Porter IN oppcsi-
ton to Mr.. WadswOTth. who so deeply
Offended Mr. Roosevelt during the Chi
cago beef scandal IN 1906. is not disclosed.
1t IS known here, however. that the pub
lished telegram from the President to Col
iector John a Merritt Of Niagara Falls,
ordering him to cease his activity for
Wadsworth, is not lacking in authority.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-26
And This Is CiviIization,

From The New York Commercial
Thirteen dead, fifteen missing. $500
troops on guard. and 200 in jail to face
murder charges, is the record OF Spring
field, III. And this-suppOsed to be the
century OF greatest civilization in Amer
ican history
The Washington herald., 1908-08-26
New York View of Railways.

From the New YORK Tines
Experience in several cities has proved
that electric railway enterprise has out
run discretion, and that passengers have
received more than they have paid for
They must increase their fares or they
must put up with curtailr1eat Of electric
railway expansion
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Largest Morning Circulation.

All advertising contracts made by The
Washington Herald are based upon its
bona fide circulation circulation in
Washington larger by thousands than was
ever before attained by any morning
newspaper at the Capital Its books are
open
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BRYAN SAYS G. 0.P.
CREATED TRUSTS
Elays Opposing Party for
Its InSincerity.
OCTOPUS THRIvEs DEsPITELAW

Asserts at indianapolis that n Dem
Oeratie Congress Would Abolish
Monopoly and Restore Benefits of
COmpetition-Discus Taft and
His POIfeies-FOund Wanting.
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BENZ II Coles & Co.. UDholsrerIE= %
az ktuGs Sin ervgrS es 81 IL 65lE
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Add-sss-
arc-St
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-08-28

- - -. -.
OF. depositeFs.
Ar MI. Tft.Eargumant issthat pre-.
scented by tfdabig banks whichs put
their own sefash inter4sts above che
welfare Of the dspositcrs saada tae
safety OF the Community, It Is worth
Fwhile @toe answer thes=several 4prepesi
|tions which be advances.
Let us take I'D the first sentence
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sand~-prudent banker
uputd sbe taxed@to~make up for the
|dishenesty.sand ~drnprudence- of 9th
Fers."s Is not. this. true Of all restric
tionsson bankingf Does not the hon
lest and, prudent banker under exist
ing Saws suffer i'm order that the de
|positor may be- pratected from the
dishonest and .impFudent? If we had
|nosbanking laws at all, and banking
was. done by private individuals the
honests and, prudent banker would
Save the. money that he now pays fol
enforcede4examinations of his bank
and he. could at times make interest
Eon a part OF the money which he is
now required to keep in his vault as
a rigid reserve. But because some
bankers are not prudent. these laws
place a burden upon the good as vel
as. upon the bad. it being, difficult tt
distinguish the prudent banker from
the imprudent one until a bank actu
any fails. ea'
In like manner 1t might be SAX
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THE EXPOSITION WILL BE
READY, SAYS GRAHAM.

]. A. Graham, secretary of the Ros,
we'll Commercial Club, returned last
night from Albuquerque, where he
was making arrangements for the Pc
cos Valleys exhibit at the big show
month. He states that the fear
of some in this section that the build
ings would not be ready in time for
the exposition is entirely groundless.
He visited the grounds and found the
work well advanced. Every contribu-
tor to the Pecos Valley exhibit should
his fine products ready for snip
ment September 20; not later. At AL
Mr.. Graham found the
Roswell floor space cut down to $50
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Mr.. BRYAN
AT TOPEKA
'(Continued from Page one.)

i'd depositor can change the facts;
the people who deposit money want
more security than the laws at pres.
emit give them. They will change
banks to get more security, and, ii
necessary, they will send their mon
ey to another state.
For many years efforts have been
made in Congress and in the various
states to secure a law guaranteeing
deposits, but the influence of the
great banking institutions has been
sufficient to prevent, action. Last fall,
however. when the banks by a con.
certed action suspended payments
on checks, the ~depositors were every
where brought to a realization of. the
fact that their deposits are in fact
loans, payable On demand undersor di-
nary circumstances, but payable at
the will. of the. bank. in emergencies.
The .depositors suffered q. considera-
BILE loss during the suspension of pay
ments. and they have not forgotten
the lesson which they then learned.
The Democratic party, being more
free than the Republican party to
respond to the needs Of the masses
Of the people inserted the following
plank in its national platform:
I'VE pledge ourselves to .legisla-
ton by which the national banks
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anty system with a failure where
there is no guaranty. m@Oklahoma
the bank commissioner stelephoned
the farmers to come in and get their
the answer was, Il am
busy today with my crop; I viii be
inain a day"or two"
In Cleveland, Ohio, a bank failed
'about the same time, and the papers
EanHounced: Twelve hundred infur-
lated Italians stormed the closed
doors Of the busted banking house. of
Costan Lfopea on Orange street to-
day. The plolice drove the crowd
back"
The refusal of the banks to permit
the passage of a law granting securi-
ty to deposftors is responsible for the
growth of the sentiment in favor of
the government savings bank, and
unless something is done to satisfy
the demands of the people upon this
subject.
The Republican party proposes the
establishment of a postal savings
Ibank system; the Democratic party
lprefers the guaranteed bank because
it is better for the depositor and bet
ter for the banker-it gives the de-
positor the security which ne needs
and yet leaves the banking business
in theFhandsf of the banks But the
platform declares for ga
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-08-28

that II all people were careful about
fire, fire insurance rates need not be
so high as they are, but the careful
have to pay higher rates than they
should because some are not careful.
Life insurance rates are higher tina
would be necessary to cov the act
ual risk If everybody took care of his
health, and. here, too, the cautious
are burdened because some are care
less of their health. ALL insurance is.
open to the same objection, and yet.
insurance Of all forms is growing,
and the insurance of depositors is
growing in popularity more rapidly
than any lother form of Insurance
return on the Investment.
Mr.. Taft complains that mo
car foresee the, burden which under
this system would be imposed upon
the sound and conservative bankers
OF the country By this obligation to
make good the losses caused by the.
reckless, speculative and dishonest
men," etc. We have the past to guide
us, and we have reason to believe
that the loss will be less in the future
than in the past, because when banks
become mutually responsible for each
others deposits they will be sufficient
ly Interested IN each other to favor
better regulation and greater restric-
tions.
The chief cause of bank failures is
the making of excessive loans to di-
rectors of officials of the bank. This
is the fruitful cause of disaster, and
it has been impossible to secure leg
islation protecting banks from their
own officials aud directors. Why2 Be
cause there has been no. mutual res
possibility. when all banks become
liable for the deposits of each, he
will insist: upon the en-
actment Of q law making it a crimi-
ofrense foEassnanks ofhcial to loan
more than the prescribed amount to
one Individual. At present we have
a law prohibiting the loaning of more
than one-tenth OF the capital and sur
plus to one person or corporation, but
the law is only directory. OF course.
the comptroller can suspend a bank
il it violates toe dsw fsbutsthe lawfis
not enforced. because the enforce
ment Of snch a law would throw the
upon innocent stockhoif
ers and disturbs the business of the
city or town, innfwhicn' the bank Is
The law should make It a crfmi1al |
offense tor loan more than b prestj
,ribeds amount to rone person andpwe
would probably be able to secure the
passage of a law prohibiting market
by bank oficials.
The Oklahoma plan is better. A
bank recently failed in Oklanoma
fortyeight minutes after thef
of suapensinn. the Sonicer IA
,harge had autAnEity; TO pay all de-
and then the banking board
proceeded to cdliect the assets OF the
,ank and tos psosssute thes oAciast
:rimdnallF.- Nhan sthe sshnsiness WAS
.losed up. the stockholders passed
;~esolntioA thankins tha-state boardf
Or. its -prompt action. the action -of
he board being q. protection to the
txclhpMers. Assm@ as I'd the de-
jo~slsofsAand to SheDnbHc xeher44ly.
Compare this failure under the guar
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postal savings bank if the guaranteed
bank cannot be secured" and in No
vember more than ninety per cen of
the voters will by their ballots de-
mand either the guaranteed bank or
the postal savings bank. Can the fin
anciers prevent the carrying out of
this demand?
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-08-28

statesmen & AGENTs|$$$50
per week n e can be made sell
ing New Campaign Novelties from
now until election. Sells to stores.
county fairs, picnics and private fam
lilies. Complete line OF samples, all
charges prepaid for soc. Order today.
CHICAGO NOVELTY CO..
60 Wabash ave-, Chicago.
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square feet, but he succeeded in hav-
ing it enlarged to 1900 square feet,
which will be plenty of room for a
magnificent exhibit of farm products.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-08-28

Richard Bean left this morning for
Lebanon, Tenn, to attend Castle
Heights College. On the way he will
visit in Fort Worth, New Orleans
and Birmingham.
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It will cost you nothing. 1t may
save you much. to ask about DUR cou-
pom system.-T. C. Market. :
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If it's not Lawndale, it's not sau-
sage.-T. G: Market. 4
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chaves Co. Democratic Ticket
Fer Couaty Csnmi1sden~ La DIST
n. ]. FRITZ
Cssnky Oum'r. SECOND ns6tct
W. II. ATKINSON.
Fur Pr0pAes Judgo.
J. Z. UVAN6.
Jer Clerk ot Probate Csurt
,. p. GAYLE.
Eur C0uAky 4heRik,
c. l. BALLARD.
yR County Assesosg.
GUY 81. HKRBURT.
C0unkY THeasurer and E1-OREe
Collector,
JAMES SUTHERLAND.
0apsrtntendeAt Of Schools.
G. G. HILL
County Surveys.
v. r. KINNEY.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-24
q @oltDerneur SaStelrS
Grflirllnd.

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glls bic 2llimcrfianlfcit oes @olluer.
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gto6mittag ani bic obigen Grtldrtn.
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gnn3en 9Iiiaire Su tDun gcbobt lno
miiie ,9tifts oopou.
Spdt brute 9tddnlittng reiite Sls.
feIl nab Sapulpa ab, no er am
2lbeno reoete. Saniltag tritt er cine
Sturnptour ourb Obio al.
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Salt in (shicnau.

Gbicogo, SQ., % Scptcn6er.-
ErotOcm er lN i6on 6oGrforten fir
iid lulO feline 9eglritcr 5llr 9iiidrciie
no1 Nelu.Oorf peridoiit Gnbcrte &C.
ltcrn Sronf s. Sitdcof, Der Gorliter
beS republifonil6cn Notionul -Gomi-
teS, nod nobtrGglidy icinc ElGne ilno
beihloB, bis bclltc bier 81 bleibcn.
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beutc s6clb bier nit Serrn 5oIt in
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t6llng Gie 9loutc iilr Die critic melt.
lihc Sour oeS @ouUCrnclrS Sugbcs
bon Nelp.9orf tpllrbc gcItcrn tbotidd-
lid feitgeitcat. Gr miro III >Snbiono.
toliS oni 26. Scptember W'ittogS lnb
in Soutb @enb, Sn0, om gl6cnb
iprehen. Gor Dem StootS Gonpent
bon Midigon bolt er onl 90. Scptcn.
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ltno oorollf folgt om g6cn0 cine iol.
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tember itltmpt er an ciner gon5cn
Mn5nbl bon Srtcn in @eit. Girginitn,
nm an slbeno uls SauptreOner BEL
eincnl Jfollp in Baltimore ouijljtrc.
ten ltno nod nit Sem Wtittcrno6ts-
Suge nod 0teip-Oort 5rriidjufcbreu.
Wit Ser Iusurbeitulg elmer lGngaren
Sour, nel6c un 5. Sftober Beginner
ioll, lit man nod niht fertig lno eS
iteGt MIR 10 piel feIt bob S6r. 6uo6e$
auf bicicr sSobrt boiicl6e @cbiet 6e.
llden miro, oltf peldcm Serr Snit
I'M @cIten iid) bet61ti0t.
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@eroGd,tiaes WcpGf.

Sort @apnc, Sno., 90. Sept.
= Iie peritiiinneltcn 2eifen 5lpeicr
Niiitncr, iuelde man iiir gop Sbir.
lcp aus Melroie, g., unO JiulpG
Hoad) aus Enuloing, g, balt, plr.
Den beltte bel gteipbopen, nabe Dem
@eleiie Der y9tidel Elote gabn," &C.
flnber Mon glaubt. bab sic Mdn.
ner bon eincm sSrnf,t5ug berab ee.
ioaen waren. Sn ibren Ini6en fanl
man Hepoluer, fali6e Shrurrbdrte
nho Tasfert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-24
Dunmctt rcbct.

9ll(cn Htuid)einC nah bcrtbt Die 9ln'
flllc gcAcn @puucrncur &a@fca
mli cinrm &rrt6um III Scr Ecr'
ion. - NrOon III Columbus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-24

Hlllem NmNtlnr Uadl DcrliDt Ole Hl''
f(aNc ocacn 0nuucrncrr S5apfcQ
mn rnrm \rrthun, ~ scr Tcr.
,,n m.n,. :, t,c,,rr,,e
~" '
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mitto1 aus NCtroit Bier al mo cont.
fcrirte nit Sen ocnOfrntiIdtn 5ilb.
rcrn 6c3 StootrS Obio. 9Inl 2lbcn0
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nit orm @cncrolompolt W'onnctt Don
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gen oen Stonoorn GllSrlnt nn1cbo'
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3oo(epeft's Antmort.
Gnmurrmrnr Daakrll feiner 5tel!mma TT
Oct Gampaams am,uiirhie.

Der ErGFSent bnc i'm ais cncn @anbn9cr DER vStNnorb C
GO" nnh uiri ibm uerdicScm Mictbatcu Die in EbO
lin cObcrn 9mtaacm idcncu cbud nmbcarTnact n
IS Gin onocrcr 6aSfrN. = %0ciht miro baS ocmua
tidc Tatunal GUmtc ciucn anbcrcn Sdnemril nnsmGbn
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grDnn'S.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-24

scr ,StonNoro Oil Co." nlcbrfud
cruicicn upr0cn lit, rmo ais oncrls
toll6cr Nilr0cr mcldcnl oic Gbrc
OicicS 9iirgcrtblms am Socr5gn liegt
bctroCbtc ih cS ais cine Shnllh lnD
cine Sbnnoc, ooB Gin IoINcr W}nnn
cine Nollc ais 6iibrcr in ciner 9totio.
nol-Gampn0ne ipiclt. IS Ncbridt
mir an JtnunL fir @oupcrncllr @o5
tcaa Gcrbnltcn IN J. g. ser &ctirung
ser &inOcror6cit ,SiQ SIT bciprldhclL
c0cr Oic IbotIocbc, Onb cr pcrIcbics
ocncn, bon Scr 9icGicrlmg cinAclcitc.
ten ErojelIer gum Shutc Scr Greet.
SnOiuncr gcBcn 9lnlhlGQc, tie ibrer
S0n0crClCn 3lI bcraubcn, elmer ser
2ln0ctl0Nten mar gr lit an ucricbie-
benen olocrcn unIalberen Trans
ottioncn bCtbciligt gelucicn ilno bnt
io4nr 8criutbc 0emod)t, bic Stdot3
llnipcrIitGt bon OfIa6om1 iiir unIml.
terc 3mcde 81 proltitllircn."
2lI3 9cmciS iiir 0ic lcBtcrc 9cboup.
tlng citirt Scr 4}rGiioent cincn 9lrti-
tcl ans 0cm Wugoiin ,Cutloof."
6ortiubrenO lo1t S5r. RooicDcfi,
6r. @rpnn babe in ieincr Iepci6e &C.
iogt er erportc chrli6c uno ebren.
bate 0e6on0lung bon 6cn 2eitcrn
Der republifnriiben Gnnpngnc. ST
(Nooicpclt) iei fcincr oieicr &citcr,
tntcrelIirc li6 icooH icbr fir bic font
ncn0e Wabl lmo babe, luie CT CLAUDE,
jllr @Cnilge OnrAclcgt baB @osfcll
cincr Stcaung int 0iicntlicbcn &cbcn
ltnpiirOig lei. &einc lucitcrc llntcr.
iuGung Oicicr lbutiude iei notbmcn.
big, 0cnn NoSfcll'5 5 &Cr9nnArnbcit lci
nficntlrn0i0. NoS Die GrflGrunD
9rDon3 onbclCnBc, Dab CT fcincnl
pcrontmortlicben .OlitGlieo Der replt.
blifoniiMcn Organization geltattcn
peroe, ieinc Yortei 81 pcrlcllmOcn, 10
mcrOc eS >pr. NrDan ni6t ibmicrig
iin0clL i'm C)iooIepclD 5ll pcrnnlnIs
iclL lcine Mciulng ilbcr Die Gcmo.
tratie llno ibre @runoidbc flor ST
MAIDEN.
Ger Er0liOent cr0ebt li0 Ounn III
cincr l0ngeren &ritit Der 8ori6IGgc
lmo @rlmOlGbe 9rpnn's, mcIdc CT
ols ertrcn ilno gei1brli6 bartlett.
glQcS, mas Grpnl llnO Die Ienlotro-
tie sur VclIerlmg Scr I'M Sonoc eriIti-
ren0cn llcbclItunOc tbun pollrl, ino
ibm SrGunc un0 S6dume mO mir
Die GrluGbhng 3oIt's fonu 0cm
2nnOc gum SociIc 0creihcn.
o&einc Sem @cicb Grot bictcnOc
Corporation" bciBt cS 5ltn S6hdlc
in Dem Shrcibcn, bat ctlpnS bon Scr
Ocmofrntie 81 iilr1ten, nlBer elmer
Notwithstanding, peld1c nnie6Ibnr
cintretcn miro, mem Sic (GrDon)
OcrIudcn iolltcn Sbre 8orihld0c
tbati0hlid) oltS5lfilbrcn. 9iciG &0Ds
lnllng wiirOe Ocn 2obnorbeitcr, 0cn
Gnrncr un0 oen tleincn @cidQlts-
monn cblinmcr bctrciien. ais Oen
grobcn @cIddftSnnun o6gltid) alln
ser 2cttcrc nift unbcriibrt blcibcn
pcr0c. Gobcr bniie uno glUlbc id,
oaB olle norlid]tigen 9i.r9er, meltbt
On5 @c0ciben 0cs 2onoes lpijnid)tn
6rn. Gait llnteritiibcn meroen. llebcr
2Illca erillhe i6 nm llnteritiielng iiir
ibh meil er olS &ertreter Der mora
lildcn Grbcbllng ocs 2anbcS 0nlteht,
neil ieine lGnten ieinc @orte criiiQt
bnben unO pciI bic Eoltif, iiir mcIhe
cr in Ole Shrnnfcn tritt, iiir Oit
Gbrc, mie fir oic Sntereiicn ore gan.
gen omcrifnniihen @olfes pon uner-
nlcbIitcr @iGt0fcit iinb."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-24
sSohus S,optius llniucriitGt.

9intriteprifunDCu fir llnicrQrnouirtc beailt.
ncll Sirnitng, 20. Scpembcr 1905, o ll6r Nnrs
mittngs. &orlcfunacll in allen ScpGrtcncnt5
aIiGcmcinc Sniormntinr i'm Wiircau Scs Meal.
itrotnrs, Mc9oDaSduc, erbdItlib.
(263GO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-24
3abQuje (SrGber

Qnf ocn Srleoboien lperoen fir eeute aeicbaua
Ele eigene Scbnlo briuat oie!e eemie pnrseitiu
unter bic @roe. geeun man ifblt bar In Seiit
Hbtper etipns nuber Sronnnp 1T, lou man nicft
ten; itno 3lpar lie eber. oeito heer peil es littr
70 lebfer 1T. ie cher IS eeidbicbf Sas lIittei
ttir etn oerurtigeS einsreien. UNI smar EN-
ben iann tpeil es nnr aus beiIIraitiacr giiafis
sen .hetcbt.. bieien aher ote ct. gernaYb SrGn.
tetptiisn. ln gpotbeteH 5li babex.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-24
Grlernen Sic Sas Ginarabircn

Grofitnh'c NeihditinunA iiir bcinc GjcihIc6.
ier. Ncitdilotacs &crungclt ournnb. Sbnficr'd
Wruuir'Sunt Shlnlc. Sir VcbinNungcu pcGlor
man iirb an Is. y. sBaiicr, Nr. 1876, &eit.Sap.
cite SrnHc. CScpt22, ,tWt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-24
CHoressen

bon IN WurpIuuo luobucnocn Scuicbcu BcAcn
bobe %crNillltrg 81 fuufen Nciudbt. Siicricn
itlln 81 ricbicn al Serb CSruuctcr, Grpurt-@c.
ihdft, SrannidDmciD (2cutimtNub), SubIwca 21,
(2GSl