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The San Francisco call., 1908-12-20

MAYFIELD PERPLEXED
WITH ROAD PROBLEM
Proposed Grading Hindered by
Agreement With Stanford
Estate

PALO ALTO, Dec. 1s.-An agreements
made between the town OF Mayheld
and the Stanford estate at the time OF
the incorporation OF the former prom
iSes 70 play havoc with the plans OF the
city council OF that place for street
improvements. The university officials
agreed that a portion of the Stanford
estate be included within the limits
OF the municipality on the understand
ing that the property would never be
subject to taxation for street improve
ments. 1t is now proposed to improve
the county road and a portion OF the
Stanford estate fronts on that thor
.oughfare for the distance of mile
drain OF paving the cost that would
ordinarily be assessed against tnae
frontage and the owners opposite Will
not pay for the whole Improvement
The problem has been taken under ad-
visement by the city council
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-20
ITEMS OF INTEREST

Mexico is irrigating her barren lands
by pumping water from rivers.
The peanut harvest of the United
States in 1906 was 225, ,000,0 pounds.
1t is calculated that the total number
Of Roman Catholics is 230.S66.533.
The population of the earth has in
creased zoe, 100000 in the last % years.
An association taught 1000 school
children of Fyulham, Eng, to swim
last summer.
For the first time in over 40 years
tobacco of fine quality was raised
a few miles from Philadelphia
India's railroads will hereafter use
coal from Natal, South Africa.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-20
THE cHIEF JUSTICE OF BENGAL

INC apprOaching retirement Of Sir
Francis Maclean. chief justice Of Ben
gal. will remove from the Indian bench
its most picturesque figure, and viii
render vacant the most important and
attractive judicial position in the empire
outside of Great Britain. Sir Francis
Naclean. formerly member Of parlia-
rnent for Mid-Oxon, has occupied II for
eleven and half years, a period rather
more than sufficient 10 entiue him to a
full pension. The question of his sue
theme of eager discussion in Anglo-In-
dian legal and social circles. Unofficial
opinion in India tends strongly TO the
E-few that. especially in these difficult
times. the chief justice of Bengal should
he a barrister appointed direct from
England The chief justice is in prece-
dence second only to the Lieutenant
governor. His salary is $500 pounds a
year. and he has the opportunity. of q
yearly visit to England--We minister
Gazette
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-20
PoLrCE RELEASE TONG MEN

OAKLAND. Dec. 19.-Pending the
truce conference in San francisco be-
tween the heads of the rival On Yick
and Sui Don tongs, the police have
ceased their arrests of highbinder sus-
poets and this morning freed the Chi
nese arrested three days ago. The ori-
entails released were Gee On, president
of the On Yick tong: Chew Shew Ming,
his secretary; Linn Bing, secretary of
the Sui Dons, and his interpreter, See
Ven
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-20
CLUBHOUSE is OPENED
BY THE ADELPHIANS
Many Members and Friends
Are Present to Inspect
New Structure

ALAMEDA, Dec. 19.-The beautiful
new clubhouse of the Adelphian club
was thrown open tonight for the first
time to the members of the organiza-
ton and their friends. Hundreds availed
themselves of the initial opportunity TO
inspect the structure. a reception COM
mittee. headed by Mrs l. N Chapman
president of the Adelphian building as
sociation, and Mrs H. A. Hebard, presi-
dent of the Adelphian club, greeted the
visitors. They were assisted in re-
ceiving by the past presidents of the
club and the curators of the several
sections.
The reception rooms. parlors and art
1sttc auditorium of the clubhouse We're
decorated In a scheme suggestive of
the Christmas season. A program of
vocal and instrumental music was rem
dered and refreshments were served.
The Adelphians' new home is con-
structed on California mission lines. at
cost of about SIS ,000
At the present rate. of increase the
population of the United States in 1918
L
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-20
BUILDING in pALo Afro

PALO ALTO, Dec. 1S.-During the
last year buildings have been erected in
this city at an estimated cost OF $241,-
414. the amount expended in building
improvements during the preceding
year being slightly larger, reaching the
total of $27s.752 The figures do not
include the amounts expended in public
improv enents during either year.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-20
BISHOP WILL BLESS BELL.

SAN LORENZO. Dec. 1s.-Enrique da
Silva, bishop of Trajanopolis of Portu-
gal, will bless the new church bell
which was recently hung in the steeple
of ST. Johns church. The ceremony
viii take place at 2:30 o'clock Sunday
afternoon. The bishop will be assisted
by Rev. Fathers Souza, Mamie. McKin-
non and Villadomat.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-20
MONEY FOR FAIRGROUNDS

ALAMEDA, Dec. 19.-The park and
playground commission has requested
that the city council set aside $4,000
for improving the Fairgrounds and
parks of the city. The request is to be
considered at a meeting to be held by
the councilmen and commissioners Jam
uary 10. The commissioners have been
authorized to employ a gardener at $50
oh
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-20
DR.. TOM Wal TONG

n3 Clay ST.. Oakland. Cal
rhe Chinese Celebrated
Tea and Herb Doctor. &
/ cure all kinds OF dis
'ases without operation
and produce satisfactory
,esults quickly. My fee
or examination Is reason
able. No detention from
social or business duties
while under treatment.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-20
caPTaTy BATIN no BE RETIRED

WASHINGTON. Dec. 19;-Captain
Iol7n ". Batin. chief of the bureau of
steam engineering. has been found to
be iDcapacitated and viii be placed
upon. the retired list with the rank of
rear admiral
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-20
Tn Am EskIMos

Danish expedition has gone to
Greenland to put the 10000 Eskimos,
who live on the southwest coast, in the
way Of earning a better living It is
hoped TO open new branches Of indus
try Tor them. ---------
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-20
Talks on Rupture

What il is and How TO
Treat IL.
By Prof. W. J. Pierce.
Something every rupturcd
person should know Send
for a free copy OF this new
treatise today. Address
PIERCE & son. home Of
fice 1417 Chestnut ST., Ala
media, Cal. Telephone Ala
media 1880.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-20

At the present rate of increase the
population of the United States in 1919
will be 100000 000
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-20

Frank e.. Davis Of
Modesto. Cal. the only
man in the world cured
OF cancer OF the tongue,
who has no tongue now
Lumps in the breast.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-20

The average man can lift about 225
| mounds
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-07-01
0ONTESTS

I4adies Riding Race, Bicycle Races
Wheeibssrow Race, Ssok Race,
Pie eating Race, Foot Race
the Greasy Pig and Greasy Pole,
and best Of all there viii DO given
to- the prsttiest bsby oonteating for
tho Prize handsome baby cab,
Come and bring Tue babies,
Magnificent Display of Fire iYorke
at the river at night
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-07-01
Personal MentIW

oapt loIsn Is 1Dompsou g
Raymond Ciig,tSwas hers MopdsY
Ms M kiHslty, Of Atlleue
y lsss sisIkipg Mrs T. I Nc
Mr. IL 81 Sisler left Monday for
the east 10 buy goods
Mas Mario Spntlock wse the
susHl OK Niss Maths Tfoschke laat
wseS
Mr. Chaa Butiu, u Colutppus,
who hss many friends herel vas
Ia ,hsditY first oil th5 week calling
ON his trade
Mre Viii Hubert asriyed here
from Glar shuTg, Ohio, sAtemsyi
to Join her hneband wae is Gus
ployeh at the Msl'eable Iron Plant
6iisges josie FoRieouug aud Poie'
Yenger spent Sunday With friends
at Buffalo
Mias susie Waggenef, Q. 'ns
Flats 70 ylslnng Mf y y SeaiS
aud Ttts at ban ho@oha
Mrs. WIn Lewis aud dsughtes
Miss Jnlia Beeis, of Chariesiou,
wsfs whiting his eister Miro j III
= bsnie' last Neapesaay'
Mrs- Lloyd Ealoaerl OF Miaa'e
port is visiting mF Z q heH =
and family near 'o"n
Mics Alice Capehsft is Yia'tlns
III PitIebuTg.
Mr. w 2 KimboFllpg effigsds.
here Saturday from Pitssh1Fg 81
visit ale aisters MiaFss byd Aiies
aud iielis kfmheris1g and VIZ re-
spFn today
Mss. j s. Spencer Nh and
Me-. Il. j, Robey spaut Saturday
night ana ssouday g,'e wv ~ =
iyieF ana fanny y 2p"i'''"u
Mise Oaroline OonstocA OF
Point Plsaeaet is yisitiagl the
olissee @osiaFi'y Noge' Ns''s
burg,
Dir George AleSs"der ~ IN
| - ayrfrtr,Ah nm hprp iaRt walk VIII.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-07-01
56aaoiF s. ilo8SSti,


Hogsotk 81 Hcgsstl
vac ,ll6tssdsg etIa
Nc slRb CurgE. If OllsrlestgA
apdnl Sunday bore with bis sol
! M 8 gdsf aud Eamilge
NIP / Hale, o. Belpre, Ohio
wes here last week
M aad Mss, } d Stone and
baby ot Fistsburg gts hess visit
itg his parents Capt aud Nirs
Mus Ece Gibbons and little
nephew Kirby Feuton, will lesye
Edday pa a visit to her sister
Mrs Thos % swan, st Waahing-
tan, Pa.
Mrs Berthe Savage Spinka and
daughter. aouies Fsaaoesi OF Char.
lection, are guets Of Mics Francss
Slaupiu Of Arbnckle
.5;.. xiis.,,,;a pan of f4pilinniis
s,;siting bar gre,t anot. M -
Iysauoes Msupin Of Atbuekle
Mis-. 4 q w Mckinley and
Httle Misses helen and Hilda
SieinbasH tetufned last week from
d Ytsit AT Huntiueton Mis- Mo.
kinney van accompanied home by.
her nieoos Mieses Edith Bowman
aud Margin Dose.
Miss Alice Nsalo. who stopped
oyeri IN Huntington tusisit frispds
rSsugnod ro4e Ssterday Miss
NJ ,rgatat Nssle, who has besn via,
ting in Huntington, also returned
Saturday
Pilot j Nj. Hoof rsturned zee.
to-day from q round trip to Gin,
oinueli on the towbost, Wiuifrode
y ia said Of Jim that he IS one Of
the best pisote on the fiYer
Mr. ana Nrs Cbas Cox, Of Flax
ION, afe here yieiting MS PARENTS
Mr. and Mrs a . VeN
M W e Postop and .son' Mf =
% sPoeiap '3 NefceF's botsom ,%ets
in town yesterday
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-07-01


1SN 1Ds's.
l'otV < ~
. Y !. sspe Y
-iSnis e Z pss 81 IS.
t,l'sasi = osi, RS' 4, ~ y,
esh' IS ,sse'i'lo' ~ s., ~ ~,
is,o 9 my &
Z powsei Z, 8Ss ~
.ps assh us'll''ssss9s S
spsl ll9 4 =. 'Ssn '
sps pass lug g.o@n ~ 4. - ,9s "a
,na & Ia. t,yass,,,,,t ,,sf, besn ana bIa
S ]do g mil tba .lgy bsfors onI
,t;oia anpss5sd Tbs park Il
$500 49, Is All d 1;oe oondi.
IN NJ, Rnwyar fufthor sai,k
tbat ,ba oo,nniitea kneW uothinm
a,ort noy raykY aid haye eIiaree 81
~. a;nh, las,,a ~, ssitees tbsf.
go H. ia, aa,ar,,I vonno, neo.
nla q 81 nlaeed II the park for
sbe nse Of the pubito We there
I)foye make our apology TO the nom
hers Of tbs part committees, but
want % ask who has those setleesY
| Where aare thayY Why are they
luot used for the purpose for which
tbeg,wsre given? phooe @ho 'oos
pert-in tho entertainment 70 relse
the money tosony tho sestess are
S 'ss, s,,,R e
DROWNED
Bepi Fletcher, OF Baden, TINS
I'oonnty q tieok hand on the haoS
Mrmet while Walking oefoss q
% Ioo8 Fsli into the rive, and was
5saa,nad H;sbodu was recovered.
"a 'na,t evening. funeral, on Fri.
] dsy: intorloent in lone Oak pem-
e'si "
MIR. Lee Ag NJ q aee so,sl n,s
g his brother Aif! Ed Arlington,
VINO ia nov in charge, Mr.. airing
con VIII move oAoA y = ''S''s'
on h1e ietm. -.
-
Miss Eva Miloheli will sing g
solo during. she SUNDAY n'sa' go
y'oes at Tue tfesDylelieH s"u'
SeyeYsl persons FROM this place
who @ent to EarkersbuFg SUNDAY
on the eSouFsion witnessed tile
suicide OF a young ~ sniWuo
sd oHernoara ron we 1s'iyS0"''
s'ns Reaen, anu @an ot3%'0S'
Messrs. jas, Cayenengh and A
8. blooullooh a few days ago ~
cei9sd from Detroit a very band
Hoine oan"S'
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-07-01

Il s n "a fs,,,s, ~ ,,fiB iirSA Hhfffl
IN ,6la,sn
M M $, ~, ,tss,.sia,,sfoy
~ s, .,.s.s,,,s.' lt,ss,s,at
'thst ong ltiiiaaboisl eondilion was
and Is snch lhat @s could NOT have
had hifa inShut home always. SIM
he has had tnA3ioei attention. that
periieps We could not nsye given
him vas bcTa April Z isa9,
Virgins very 7' 11'.,
i',s''' s - ! -,
y q e.sto @sS ~,
w :, ~ 10y ., M /,
! 5 o 9 seSan q !,
..i,ta'.e ~ s. I,
= 49,. IN, a..
- i!t,' 80 ~ 800.
~, ~ 6ao'
piIl he tekst, 10 Hdt, Springs. An.
kaneae, nezt Monday Or A Y
sStsrIsin Sis sttsaslins nb9aioian.
IN aoco,,,aanv Sim and remsin
iii, lin, foY 4 n,t,htii or So Geo.
R,Ye, his npt4o, viii also go with.
.hiu Putnam Herald,
nF 81 ,,t.....,f,,,-- ..,,;,,i;,na,,f.
80 ,.,,,.,s,, t,,o ait,aot;ya
- ~ =, 80, pi5sso,,t Missss
ANN Wilton and 8ess Liter yop
terday afternNon from two to four
O'clock sheA The younger get OF
Huutipgton giFls oeiled aud wofe
cordially geeeiyod by ars Mtoklin
and tho honorsd gasste Dainty
rafIeshmenLs we're served to the ~
or 40 gnesta present Huntington
Dispatch SstMdsy
Miss MarIha Dam. employed ia
NE y3aaeari mining ii l3lpe6eld,
az M, bair sslpEt Ia q line ahaft.
,y,a had s,er. Whole soalp tom from.
her i,ssd. She Rpne suspended
eroin th9 aeiling until the scalp
gays eag,
49, .si,S ~. sp;sr,,s
y " Ss'3tsy 5f'f f',S'H = 10 'NS'i'
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-07-01

going 10 bage a great pSSsh Drop
this GUNNER snd in manS$places
this delicious fruit is NWidly
riponing
MARR1EB
Mieo Yirgie Les Hughes. iFho
'Sas making her homs With Mr..
and Mrs j w Rfenkiin, at Day
top, KY wac married iOst Thurs
day night June 25tb, at $50
O'Clock in the Episcopal Church at
Dayton, to Mr. Geo H Cpd. Tue
weddtdg wss f very quite hffslr
only few most intimate tTiends
presOnt. Tho many frionda here
iof Mrs Opil Wish for her q long
aud happy union aud extend their
congratulations 10 tue groom. Mr.
aud Mrs. 0pil 8ers here over Sun
day on their way to the lakes to
speud their honeymoon
ohio Dam No 9e Located
Government officials Saturday,
located. dam 20 ia the 0bio river NJ
Teens RIM about IL or IA miice
south Of this oity. This dam When
completed viii make the longeat
pol Of watet ON tho OHIO aud will
elloa shipments IT COOL from the
e reat Rana%hs Valley 0oe nj.
ii6n aid half dollurs have boon
appropriated for the work, which
viii take i've yesra to complete
The government has purchased the
eight partly from Mr. G. w Hog
30 andsearf from ] o Porter
no worn OUT ecte, all now and
w to,dats; all for fun, fun for ell.
- trent tof everybody nothing
cheap but tue prioe, Pae greatest.
ef an moving picturs maohipee
the 6iograpb, at the wharf tonight
The Nov Bra Eioating Palace,
Dop'i forget that the roal big
Fourth OF JnIy celebration win be
held ia Point Pleeeaut this year
There may be calculations Ia other
towns on that datp, but Tho one at
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-07-01

Mrs LENA Rossberfy will on
Friday afternoon entortaiu . anms
Dor Of isdies at hoF homo near
town, IN honor Of Mrs p j
jones'
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-07-01

Col j L Bnwyer who has been
suffoIing with psFslgtio stroke
seooieved moTe than o yeaT ago.
will be taken 10 Hot Sr rings, Ar
.Sanele, next MONDAY Dr a Y
fgtartaini his attending phyaioiepi
via aooeinpany him and remain,
with him fot 4 month or 80 cieo9
RtFe. his npf4o, will also go with.
.hiu Putnam Herald
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-07-01
.1S u A il aa a..g

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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-07-01

( Eh6 y = o oeoiion Drew at this
3pIepe informs us that yesterday
3ths5 KILLED. snake Shat measured
four and q half feet in length and
tIiFee inahea 10 tiiaInster
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-07-01

bgr ~ t;oleg Rho yaap operated
aponl ia At penttictip ip hospital
nj G1tuni bn eoantIN We are
alsdstaa aloid1ly itipToy.
f8k II
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-13
@ciiteSacgcniuart uur Dem Spill
Wapf.

0a3 edo &c EuriS" er51blt fol-
qcuoc &oiino q. @elhidte: SSn elmer
fleinen @orniionitnot MittelS ront.
reid)'3 bottc ciu iunger Soloat cine
beloenmiitbi9e Mettumg9tbot poll.
bro6t. 9oiiir lllo i'm ser Sberlt
ms &olino nit alien Siii5ieren ELM
mo nit inn nod einen Gau1eraoert
oonit CT lid nidt 5u fremo fiible.
Ser ilnge &elO IoB an Der Gbtenta'
lel aeqeniiber Dem Oberit unb friib-
ltiIdte berrlid mie nod ME in ieinem
Sebeu. 3ulebt brod)tc man Sha'
len - luo5u oenn oielc Ginger? Ser
junge Sol0ot bob bic Sd)ale an ben
Munb, uno Nun muBtert ein paar
illngc 2ieutenont5 laden. Ser
S6erit iab lno bortc, mas uorging.
Wiit cincm roihen @lid in ser &un.
DC o>i ieine Ofii5iere iagte CT: Hun
trinfcn mir olri oaS @obl oeS 'tapie.
rcu flcinen Solontcn. Gr ieste ben
Spiilnupf an ben Wfltnb, leerte i'm,
uno ollie Siii5icrc t6oten bos 8leid)e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-13
0nnppcs @ntfomn NJ c II.

Ser Woihiniit Goporo &cin6ort
bon Gr. 300, Oit.RonOo0- StraBc,
entfom Qcitcrn nit fnoppcr Rotb Dem
Iooc. Ser ReinDnrt mar IN Der
GponS'idcn Mormormil6le an Der
Ode bon Sod- ut6 SbnS troBc 0omlt
b~eid)1itiat, cine MoidipP ST 0len, ais
icine aleiOcr bon ben1 HaberUert cr-
iubt itno CT i'm n0ditst 9lugcnbIif
iortgcriiicn mlirOe. IGer &ei5er, ST..
Scnru SoiimnL 49rtec Die @ilIiernic
Oe3 Moi6iniiten HDbi brqd)tc oic Na-
idilterie 5ltm StihIteben. 3ic Slci'
Dung mar ibm foit bonn aorpcr &C.
riiicn uto or botte Sdnittpumoer
om aGrpcr crlitten. Ger 0erlettc
mllroe nndJ lcincr @obnung gebrod)t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-13

SIIIulu w. NuuClVIlur ~ NOuDlt
alt, mobte iid Dor einigen @ohen
Don Rcm &onoon, St, 81 SUB ntf
BEN @cg, nm ieinen &ater in @aib.
tngtou 3I crreider. lin nid)t altf
Gieier 6lBtorr betteln 81 miilien,
nobm Clifford 9lniidlt5 . 8oittorten
unO rcligi0ic Groftote NIT, Die er auf
Dem @cge %Derfuufte. "a er tets oa3
9abnbett cntInilg ging 10 betilbte ct
ttr5e StrCdenL lpenn Cr einmal elm
aute5 @eibdit gcmodt bate, Die 81.
ieubabn.
Sn ser Gcttelt ISOLDE fom er nod
@ilmingtoM no er ou5er6al6 Der
Stuot BON cilent Wtaun anaegriffel
tulroe, Ser inn iein Iebte5 9~aorgelo,
10 Gents, o6nobm, i'm NIT Steineu
beporf uno i6lieBlid NIT einem
W2ciier in Die SonO tod. @liifli6er
MCtic bate Ser &nobc nod etma5
&oorgelO in icinem lleber3ieber eiu.
qendbt, lno cr benuBtc oniieIbe, nm
no6 Baltimore per 9obn 5u geIon.
gen. SIN StootsS oipitul Wrr0e Dir
&]crlctunA u%cr6mu0en, mo Der <a6e
iud)te Damn 0cu Scfretdr 0e9 Ban.
Oicu }IiOl." &r. Is. ShuIter, ouE ser
Gcniclbcu Dem o@ou9 Some" iiber.
miC9 lm0 lid) nit neiien Gutcr in Der.
binOlug icBtc.
0icbl it in einem Qa0eu.
- ,En Ocm OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
@ohidilO, &obn & SO. ereignete lid
1eltcrn cine muircgenoe Scene. lrau
NfurD Is. Gmm bon Cottage Npeuuc,
Carroll, m1dltc BORT GintduIe, uno
ais JIG einiac @c1euitGnoe betrabtete,
mirOe ibr pl0Blih Ole 90rie bon Ell
ncr Srau ans ser SunO geriilen, Die
lid ldleuniGit aus Dem Staube 5u
mahen ild)tc. 6rnH 0mm ihrie I'M
&iilie mo icbt bcgaun binter Der
0icbin Der cine mitoc Sdgo. Gn0lid
muroc oieicIbe crgriiicu llno pom
Sergeant 2ur5 mo Eoli5iit Siebert
i%cItgenommcn un0 llud) ser meltliden
Eolijciltatinn iibcrQeiiibrt. Sic g1b
ibrcn Nantcn ais Srou &dttie ..
Nrnltronq BON pr. 1924, Meit+2er'
in1tonsS traBc, an. &n Dem ibr mie.
Der abdcuommcnen 6ortemonnaie
maren nllr 30 Gents. GoS Terbor ge.
Qcn tic miro bcllte Dor Yoli5cirihter
Soocu ltuttiinOet.
GbcurerS pnB. - Ger Ncger
Sarrp @rolull, al ser @eit-S troBe
m%obnGoit nrroe geitern III Der iilo'
lidcn Eoli5ciitotion ourd &idtec
2cofe lpcQcnL mnoroentlid)eu 9etro.
gems 81 $25 mo luegcn 6rogctS per.
boracnCr Ioiicn 81 $25 Stroie mo
Soften pcrurtbcilt. Nromn iudr IN
ser Nodt bonn Wontaa aHi 0ier1tag
onNctruntcu uto idinlpite ouf Oen
Yoli5iitcu Fcoic, melder i'm perbdf'
tete. Gn Der EoIi5eiitotiou Dltr0e elm
9iolirmcIicr in lcineu Sniten qefuu.
0clt. 9romn tonnte ole Strnie Hd.
tiirGih nid)t 5oblcn un0 ntuB 0eSbnlb
GO Gage bintcr Shlob un6 NiegPl
5ubrin0cn. "
" # Tu9ult 8rciie9 --Sr.
GihorO 6rciic, Der Dor 5lpei Sobren
aus Sobenlinbllrg mad Imerifa
tam, iltdt leincn 0ruoer allgult, Der
iid) Ieit flint Sn6ret I'M 2onOe ullf.
bGlt uno ieitber niht oil leine Willt'
ter III 9elItldlon0 geidrieben bot.
@er fennt Den Mann unb feline
NOreiie?
@dbren0 elmer opera.
tton &c il orben. - SIN Sobn3
&opftns' Soipitol itarb om Montog
Nodmittog Sri. Bertha ~. SnrriS
bon Clifton, no, pGbreno Tie lid ei-
ncr Griiien . operation unter5og. Die
&erltprbcnc mnr 81 Sabre oft limo
Die ein5ige Godter bon Samuel Sdr-
riS bon Clifton. Sic lpor mebrere
Sabre Wiitglico oeS Neooftionsitabes
0eS oGeciG g8bi0."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-13

9riefe pom &0nig 60.
maro, Dem ErGiioenten Hoolepclt,
8ouper1lcllr Sugbes bon Ncip : s)orf
uno @n. Servings grpan murbcn
qeItcrn Nbeno BET Dem 9anfctt oeS
rNen's @eig6borbooO Club" Der
Garf.9lace Stralpbrioge.&ird per
leien. Gie Sdrciben inOpiiiren IN
ibrcn 9riefen Die 3mede Der Srgoni-
iation.
Kit General Sootb BET
Mann?- @crii6tpeilc p%erlantet.
buB General q. &. Boots, Der lett
osobren elm 9ircftor Scr Grittcn No'
ionoI-9 onf gepcicn lit beitte in Der
modentlifen Sibung pes Sirefto'
RUNS gum Hodfolger oes EraIioelli
ten Capt. Gobert DC. Speooen, better
HeIianation oltf ooiieu belonoerer
@unid) anaenommen meroen miro
erm1blt miro. +.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-13

2incoIn's @eburtStagm miro
bieies Sobr in ser Stnot nid)t gciei-
Ierty mo sic iibliden 9onfettS pcr-
ben nidt pcronitoltet. Sic SanOelS-
TANNER, Die an biciem Gage &C.
pobnlih gcidloiien blieb, miro bellte
in S11tigfeit bleiben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-13
Bur 9cgcniciti9cn Salfc.

Ger ,@ermaniu = &ranfen . lluter.
ItiiBunQ3 8erein, Gip. Gar. 3"
cuu0blt @comtc. - @citcbt aus
iriiberen W}itgIieocru Oc5 OrOcn6
ser oYpt6io3 Bitter" - 2(iiiIs
liirt lid init ser o2lmcricun @enr'
tit Socictu."
Ger D@ermauio &roufcn ltnters
itilBlmg9 e @crcin Chiffon 9tr.
2" Der olt2 cbcmuligcu W}itglicoeru
ser o@crmanio g &ogc 9tr. 1" Der
uEDtbioS Sitter" beitcbt mo iid)
nit Der o2lmericm @cuciit Society, "
elmer Wforplono Corporation, uiiiliirt
bat, belt om W}ontog in Mobert 5.
&oumcr'S 9oQc, 9}r. 1921, Orleans.
Strobc, ieine regelm0Bige &criamm-
lltug ub. Mn OerlClben bctbciligten
lid 3S WlitglieOcr unO AroBcr Gu
tbuiio9mIS mndte lid trn0. Ger
NcrCin miro lid einmal i'm Wionut,
oWl 5lpeitcn Mtoutag ueriommcln unO
miro Nninng5 Wtdr5 cine @cuCrul.
&crlunnuluu0 @cbuI3 NmnobWc ci
ucr Contribution ubboItcn. @rontcu.
1cl0 in &0bc BON 81 pro @od)c mo
StcrbrQclO IN &6bc bon $3.50 miro
bc}oblt nit Nu2lubmc an Die Grbclt
oCricuiQcn WtitQlic0er, Die bel ibrer
Iufnahmc 0a9 55. ><uhr ilbcrlhritteu
buttcu; oicie erhultcn MIR 5000. Der
Ncrcin lit i'm Stauor QepeleL Die
picrtcliGbrlihcn @eitrdQc nm 80 Gt5.
nicoriQcr ol3 nic Der iriibcren Nltf-
luGe 3u itellen. Ole iolgcn0cn Be
unltcu mltr0en per Nttl0mation cr'
lD0blt mo in ihrc rFlpcttIneu NenIter
cinQciiihrt: GhrCn , ErGliocnt GbuS.
$. Nmrhinc, YrGli0cnt Pug. Shmib,
Nicc . ErGii0cut &oui9 81. &cuihcL,
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NoOnono Shruar& &crcin5 Nr5t
Or. @cor0 Ncllcr. un0 6inon5 = SO.
mite Grco. Eontrup u. Sdyluorj II.
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