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The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-20
.BOWlERS FORM
NEW CONGRESS
NORTHWE STERN ASSOCIATION
TO BE AUXILIARY TO AMER
iCAN CONGRESS.
FIRST MEET IN MARCH
viii Re Held at ST. Joseph, Mo-
Scores at Cincinnati Yesterday
Interest in Special Ten Fin
Match.

| Cincinnati, Feb. l9--The North
western Bowling Association was
formed today by bowlers representing
| the northwest in the tournament here
IThe new association is to be an aux
iliary to the American Bowling Con
gfess and its territory embraces INN.
ucsota, Iowa Kansas, Nebraska, Dcko.
tas and Western. Missouri
The first tournament VIII be held
at st. Joseph. Mo-, some time next
month.
The high score Of two-men teams
this afternoon was 1929 by Browning
and Mattak, of St. Louis.
The highest score this afternoon of
individual contests was by George of
Philadelphia COZ,
In the women's doubles Mrs Weigh
dorf and Mrs. Vanderlius made the
highest score, G35
Much interest was shown in the
suecial match between Dave Wood
bury of worlds champion Colts, Of
Chicago, ana Louis France Of CleYe
land The match was for five games
but the Cleveland man had such a
lead that Woodbury. gave up after the
eigth game, when the score stood
,G6S to 1883 In favor Of the Cleve-
land man
Other high scores in the individual
events wera = w. Lippert, Of Chicago,
G70; c. fslgess Of Chicago. GIG WlssHs
Davies, cf Chicago, e15; c. A. Bartho.
lomew, OF Peoria, Ga; e. kneer, Of
Peoria, COZ.
Other individual scores were G.
of Chicago, GAG; H. S. Iegel
Of Chicago, 63S; w Doesherman CT
Fort Wayne, 637
The five high scores Of the five men
events were Nets Brothers, of Omaha
2 1872; McWats, Dolan Company. Of
Cleveland, 2,774; belmont No l. OF
Louisville. 2,73l; Eagle Tea, Of Chi.
oago, 2,725; Casino, of Dubuque, of
Iowa, 2,701.
Only one shift OF the sixteen five
men teams bowled tonight. Metz
Brothers of Omaha, Neb., We're high
with a score of 2,792. r. f. Matad
md l.. Browning, of st. Louis, made |
he best scores in the two men
vents, 1929.
]. W. Lippert of Chicago, was high |
n the individual events--G70
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-20
TRIED TO KILL SELF
After Learning Family Had Perished
When Residence Burned-Man
Was Away at Church.

Parkersburg w. Va. Feb. l9- Mrs
John Angus and her two small chill
dren were burned to death in their
home at Tallaho, near this city. last
night The house. 1t is supposed.
caught fire following an explosion of
lamp.
Mr. Angus was at church several
miles away when the accident oc-
CURED. He reached home in time to
see the Roof fall in. and when he
learned that his family was lost he
made an effort to commit suicide
by jumping into the flames. He was
prevented from doing 50 by neighbors.
Portions Of the bodies were recovered
IRON the ruins today.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-20
LONG AND SHORT HAUL
Two More Towns Given Berth in Cir
uit-1907Pennant Awarded
To Omaha.

Omaha, Feb. 19-The annual meet
ing Of the Western League Baseball
Clubs was held today The pennani
Of 1907 was formally awarded to Oma
ha. the constitution revised. and St
Joseph. Mo. and Kansas City. Kas.
added e. the league on condition thai
representatives of those cities deposit
ss.J0o each with the circuit commit
tee by February p.
Ted sullivan viii undertake to place
a ST. Joseph stub in the field and
Louis c. Connors. Kansas City's.
The schedule committee consisting ol
Cantilion. IeBean. and Reurke viii
report a schedule Ia the next i've
weeks.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-20
A WELL EQUIPPED JOB
6 Panama Canal Construction
President of Shovelers' Union
Expresses His Opinion.

Washington, Feb. 19.-Some time
go President Dolan of the Steam
Shoveler's aud Dredgers' union went
% Panama to see how shovel men
were getting along under the new
management as to hours of duty and
gay put in operation BY Secretary
TAFT In a letter 10 the president
lated the Canal Zone. Feb. Z. made
public today, polan says that as a
practical man. he feels this is one Of
the best equipped and handled jobs
ever carried on in the world.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-20
CAIRO MAN SPOKE
To Fire insurance Men in Session at
Springfield On Agency and
Company interests"

Special 10 The Bulletin.
Springfield. III. Feb. 19-State In.
surance Superintendent Fred r. Pot.
ter made the principal address at the
annual convention OF the Tnincis As.
sCciaiion 70 Local Fire Insurance
agents today speaking on The Attl-
tude of the State Board 20 Fire In
surance.
John T. Brown Of Cairo spoke on
Agency and Company Interest in Ex-
rirations" Tonight a smoker was
given by the al men and a perform
auce al the Gaiety Theatre was at
tended by the delegates.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-20
Fart HQUAKE AT VIENNA
lasted But Two Seconds But Force
Was Enough to DispIaee
seismosraph Pencils.

Vienna. Feb. l9.-An earthquake
shock lasting two seconds occurred
ERE at 10:1G tonight No damage is
cpcrted. but so strong was the shock
hat the recording pencils at the
seismograph station were displaced
The Laidach station recorded earth
shocks lasting four minutes.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-20
FREIGHT YARDS IDLE.

Peoria. H., Feb. 1.-Two passen
ger trains. one on the Big Four and
the other on the Chicago. Peoria an
St Louis, are stalled in the drifts fif
teen to eighteen miles south of Peoria
All freight train service is abandoned
and the freight yards are idle. The
storm is the worst in the history OF
rairoading In many years.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-20
WOMEN APPEAL TO HUGHES.

Albany. NY. Feb. ia delegation
cf equal suffragists today made a a.
rect appeal TO the legislature and o.
Governor Hughes in behalf Of a con
stitutiOnal ameEimeut granting sui
frage to Won en. The delegation mum.
bered several hundred women and va
headed BY Mrs. Harriet Stanton
Blatch. daughter of Mrs Elizabeth
Cady stanton and president Of the
Equality Leage Of SeifSupportine
Women.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-20
BLIZZARD IN INDIANA.

Evansville Ind. Feb IA severe
blizzard is raging tonight in Southern
Indiana and Western Kentucky and
the coldest weather Of the season pre-
walls.
The Ohio, Green and Wabash rivers
continue to rise. Hundreds Of flood
refugees along the Ohio. Wabash and
White rivers were taken from the
submerged districts today,
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-20
SANTA re RAILROAD
REDUCES ITS FORCE

Topeka. Feb. 19-it Is announced
here today that the Santa Fe Rilway
has ordered a reduction Of IS per cent
in the mechanical department all over
the system Two hundred urere dis
charged this afternoon in the Topeka
shops. Reductions we're made in 9th
ef Kansas shops.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-20

DECLAREDELECTED
GOV. DENEEN MAKES FORMAL
PROCLAMATION IN CASE or
SPECIAL ELECTION IN THIS
DISTRICT.
Special to The Bulletin.

Special to The Bulletin.
Springfield. H. Feb. f9-Capt ".
r.. Thistlewood was formerly de
olared elected to congress from the
.Twentyffth Illinois district In a proc
lamation issued today by Governor
Deneen following the announcement
of the canvass OF the returns by the
state eanvassing board. Capt This
tlcwood fills the vacancy caused by
the death OF Hon. George w. Smith.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-20
FOR CHICAGO HOLDINGS
OF Mutual Reserve Company the Re
ceivers Named in Original Bill
are Appointed.

Chicago. Feb i9.-In compliance
w1h an auxiliary petition for receivers
for the Mutual Reserve Life Insur-
ance Company Of New York. Juig
Kohlsaat. Of the United States cir
cult court. today appointed William
IeGburn Russell Archibald C. Haynes
ind Charles + Rushmore as receivers
TO take charge Of the company's Chi.
cago holdings. they being the receiv-
Frs named IN the original bill Ia New
York.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-20
TAFT IN MASSACHUSETTS.

Lowell. Mass. Feb. 1s.-Secretary
William II. Taft is in Lowell today in
acceptance Of an invitation to deliv-
or an address at a banquet to be given
under the auspices Of the Board Of
Trade Of this city.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-20
WORST or THE WINTER.

Saratoga, N. Y. Feb 19.-The worst
blizzard of the winter is raging across
the "snew belt tonight For iifty
miles north and south snow has fallen
steadily throughout the day and late
tonight the storm shows no sign cf
lessening.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-20
GROUNDED IN SNOW STORM.

Annapolis. Md. Feb. 19.--The con
verted yacht Hist which is conveying
the submarine notilla from New York
to Annapolis. grounded near Cover
Point. Md, during a snow storm this
morning This afteroon the subma.
rine Viper stranded at Thomas Point
ten miles below Annapolis Neither
craft is said to be In any danger.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-20
CANNON is ENDORSED
BY sangamon County, H.. ReppublI-
car Connuaittee-Deieastes TO
State Convention Named.

Springfield Ill Feb I9-The san
CANON county Republicans committee
trIay selected p delegates u the
state convention ana passed resoia-
tions endorsing Governor Deneen and
pledged support 10 bis eandidaey fer
reelection
The candidacy Of Speaker CanEtn
for president vas endorsed.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-20
uNusuALIY SEVERE.

Piattsburg, N. Y. Feb. IA north
east storm Of such severity as to be
an unusual even IN this blizzard.
accustomed section. Is raging In
northern New York tonight.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-20
RELEASED FROM DRIFT.

Lincoln. Neb., Feb. 19.--Headed by
a rotary snow plow. the Rock Is.
land west bound limited got into Lin
coin tonight and went west. This re-
leased the east bound limited which
also moved out
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-20

Port Au PklhksM3 b. 19.-The
American goverhbSf1ts4H consent to
hand over to M& Rni&htities insur-
gents who receattAst05k refuge IN
various consulaAsS lat NS3naiyes and
Port.a-Paix. prsfkhA spfs are guar
anteed a regul4rEsfhlfbg competent
courts. .sfs}H3 NG1
France CONSIDERS fasuoH guarantee
insufficient, and FfeftiseAfto give up
refugees who in the presence of the
commander of the French cruiser
D'Estrees, signed an engagement that
If allowed tc so free they would not
land in Hayti during the presidency
of Nord Alexais French officials here
consider this should satisfy the Hay
tian government, but President Nord
has decided not to give in. and con-
sequently the situation is strained.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-20
NOTED RACE HORSE DIES.

Nashville. Tenn, Feb. 19.-Br0wn
Hal 2.12iz. for many years the
worlds champion pacing horse and
sir Of PAGER star Pointer. l.5sAs is
dead.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-20

DON'T CRY wolff" when that
pesky beast Is fast disappearing in
tall timber. The panic is over; good
times are coming. Get ready for
them.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-20

a SQUARE DEAL for round dol
lar is a sentiment 10 which every
tusiness man ought to subscribe Will
irgIy. Is
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-06
Gin fraelidrs WunNrr,

Gin Sffi3isr IanapeiIts einit BIN BEL
Slid nsben ibm iibenbtn 9rOfeNor
9ir9op nit @eipraten iibtr bic
@unbsr Der 8orIeGung, lin zen Sc
e%snItano audi gu teg%riinoeu, sr5dblte
sr ibm, RAP feline Sdpie9ermutter
naf 4merita bate reiisn pOaen, qass
mar bereits portsrsitet, bic SGbrtarts
s.l0it. unb Der gag Der 4bfobrt be-
itimmt, ola bic bann i'm lebtsn mo-
ment perbiRbsrt purts, gu rsiien. 9us
S6iff idnt unterps9s, uno paiTagiere
unb Manni6aften ~srtrontcn idmmt
lid. - 5rasenp bIidte Der Sifi3isr
ben 9rufeiIor an unb Eat i'm bunn,
ibm gu Iogen, pb bies ni6t Elm Wuns
Der Der Yoriebung lei.
sd fam has nidt bsurtbsileu.
benn ih femme Sbre S4pisgermutter
niht!!" onttportete bteIer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-06
Dit 6rbrlorr Wcutrt.

DER unpsrsebIids 8idter Gbriitian
Iirhteaott @euert ipar Der jiingfte bon
brei Yriibern. bsren dltsiter Gbriitlieb
@bresott, ssitorben 1895 als Berg
ratb in Jreibere, bob.n Huf als aenz
ner Der mstaaursiiden Gbemie beiab.
Mls sr cine JadIdrift Die probiers
funIt" b~eraussab. purbe i'm n5amburs
ger Gprreiponbenten" beri9tet. bab Der
6~erausgeber Elm 8ruber bes b%etannten
Sihtcrs @elert in 2eip5ig fei. Dat
iber mar Der 9ersratb febr Sornig.
benin ibm gait bic posiie ais brotloie
Stunt; besbalb erlieb er in ben ~@Dts
finger selebrtsn Qn5eig.n" bariiber.
bab er. Der selebrts Wann Der WiHens
fdaft, als 8ruber zines rbetannten
poetsn" bes.i9nst wiirbe. cine febr
empfinbli4e Grtldrung. Der 5peits
8ruber, Griebri9 9sbere9t 9eaert.
mar MISUNDERSTANDING in 2eips
ala. Gr poante uno ftarb in Der Gleia
iasroaHe i'm .aaffeebaum." Ct ipar
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-06
Strtnsc GaOeorNnuns.

gu ben geipagteitsn llnterne5muns
gen 9ebDrte Dor 200 Sobreu in DETER
reid bds 8aben, iuenn man aus Der
DIterrei6if1sn 8abeoronung bonn
Sabre 1897 SdliiNs 5i.ben bari. 0ieie
9aoeprbnung febt fir Sdnolungen uno
unterlaHuneen i'm Babe, bic uns beute
faum Elm 2Gdeln gu entIpden permDs
gen, @slbitrafen felt. bic sinen una4ts
famen 9abegait bancroft gu MAIDEN
geeisnst parsn. Ddrs es gum 8eis
Ipiel einem 9abenben bon bamals ems
eefalen, in benz beute iiblt6en, aus
elmer S6pimmboIe b~eitsbenben So@
film ms Waher gu seben, er ipiirbe
feline JrebeIbaftigtcit nit Spei @ulben
Celebrate eebibt faben, benin Die
9absorbnung idrisb rSemmet unb
@dtten" Dor. QDer beim 9ommen unb
0eben pereab, roenen 9dbleutben bas
9ab gu sefssnen," has beibt alio 81
besabIen, muBte bieie @ergebli6teit
nit "a arsu5ern Diiben. Wenn fid
jemanb. Der ,abihsuIiA. i4obi4t unb
unrein am 2tib" mar, Der Suuiion
bineab, bab ibm Elm Bah beilTam iein
piirbe, Der burfte nitt pereeHen. 20
@uIben in ben 9euteI gu tbun, bepor
er fit in's Bah electromagnetic,
benn unter bitfem Straffas tpar feis
nssslei9en Der 3uiritt gu ben rbepls
famben 9Gbsrn" unteriagt. llebers
miitbise 8abesGite, bic es iif einfallsn
lieben, einsn anberen 8aoenben dn3us
fpribsn, ionntsn berna4 ibr Wiitbden
burd GrIas elmer Strafe bon 48 8rsus
germ si%nieermaBen tiibIen. gu Der
gleifen @trofs purben jene unbolbe
perbonnert, bic iid "5ur gr3eieung
allerlsb Moleitdtion Lungs ouff bic
Band" lesten. SIN Babe 5l iingen
fpitete bic al%sini5teit bon bier Sui
ben. Heusierise bottsn ebenfalls bier
@uIben gu berappen, fpenn Tie einen
anberen 8abegait burd SineiniHauen
in bic .Sdneden," pomit pobl bic
Rdums gum Iusz unb @ntleioen ges
meint Iinb, belauidt:n. Wer aber 10
uniiberlest mar. Elm .~beDlidmbes Dab"
einfad mWoHer" 5u nennen, Der tpurbe
burd cine Strafs BON "a &rsusern be-
lebrt, bab spiften WaHer unb Wais
fer Elm sroBartissr llntsridisb fem
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-06
atairkung DER GiuhilNuneskraft.

Sin bGnifder Qrst. 9ottOr gebbos,
Der 2eiter zines beriibmtsn SDIpitaIs,
CAB iid Der Soffning bin, 2Gbmun>
gen bur6 @inatbmung Don Ialpetriger
SGure turiren gu tDnuen. Die 9es
gsiiterung, nit Der sr Ii6 segsn sinsn
&ranten, Der an 2Gbmung Der gum
eenbGnber lit, barber duBert., err
fuate bieien nit frobem 3utrauen 81
Der neusn !Seilmetbpbe, unb sr
piiniht. banad behanoelt gu iperb.n.
Dem Grfinber bes 0erfobrens lda bel
baran, baB elmer ieinsr ll~nterGr3te bic
Snbalation Ieits, um i'm bsIto setpiF.r
bon ibrer Wirtiamteit Su i~iber3eue.n.
unb er iiber9ab ben eripurtun9spplen
patisnten benz 0pttor Sapp our
0urhfiibrung Der 3ur.
Dieter leote auerit Elm Jiebsrtber'
mometer benz 8eldbmtsn unter bic
3unge, neil er feitIteIsn ipoute, oh bic
aDrpsrtemperutur burh bic Giuatbs
mung bes SAFES gsiteigsrt perbe. Yer
frante Wann aber ipor Der Meinun9,
pi.s Ginlegen bss thermometers Iei
bereits Die Sur. Nad 9un8 fur5er 3eit
CAB er gu beritebsn, baB isin 3uitanb
fi6 gu beFern anfange. 9os fruppirte
ben Ir3t nidt penig, uno bas Der
lanssn itisg in ibm auf, iih gu iibsrs
3eugtn, lpie lpeit bic Ginbiloungstraft
b;.fen damn beeinfluKen tonne.
.Oos frsut MIDI" iu9te er gu linn,
fir beute 1T es ober ou9 9enug. Morz
gen polsn mir in Der Sur fortfabren."
@m anberen Gage legte er inn, mad
porberiger 8eritanbi9ung nit 0ottor
9sbboe, bas Sbermomster in berIelben
WsiIe unter bic 3unee, uno Der 8rante
tonnte iid idpn bebeuteno better pers
itdnblih MAIDEN, inpem er ertIdrte, CT
fuble iih beuts nod peit better.
8ier3ebn Sage ipurbe biefe puubers
lide aur fprtgefebt. pisrsebn Gage
murbe benz boffnun9sfreubisen Manne
einfad bos Sisbsrtbermometsr untsr
Die 3unee selegt; bonn tpnnte sr als
gebsilt entIaHsn peroeu. Die bloBs
Ginbilbunestroft bate ibn furirt. $
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-06
o~Iutiubr,ug.

Dor ettpa 80 Sabrsn tpurbe elm
@ilopret5Gnoler in Ciebeu, 0rcbbers
5ostbum SeN.n. bon eiuem 5rantfurs
ter GpeiIefoirth tslegrapbiiA an bic
berfprofene 2isfsruna zines Strides
erinnert unb ge5rauhte in Der telesras
p9iIheu 9tntport bi. Wenbuns: Be-
fteluns nit 3tpsiabr5u5 absesangen.
Der geamte bersdnsts linn fir ~3peia
ubrsus" stpei Worte unb Der Wilbs
b~r.tb6nbIer 5ab!t. bemgemab. @m
Ghlub bss Sabres ipurbe er aufses
.forbsrt. nod flint pfennig gu besabs
len. ba 3lpeiubr5us mad 4nfidt Der
&~ontronsure bret Worte ieien. Der
MuFseforberte perpeiserte bic Sab
lung. purbe pertlant .nh nsbm I'd
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-06

sin.n NnpoIt. Der Rs6tsbsiitdnb
rietb isinsm auftrasgebsr. ipsnn er
benn bod bic qufre9un9 zines proseis
fes ni6t fdsue, SueIsi6 cine Wiosts
tlass sin5ureidsn auf SeruusaubIuna
BON flint Yfennis. bo bas SpmppIitum
nur E @ort lei. Sn Der eriten
sSnitan5 perIor Der WiIbpretbGnblsr.
in Der 5lpeiten tpurosn auspGrtiec llnia
berIitdtsIsbrer ais SddpsritGnbtge ges
pGbIt unb - Der Mirtb crbisIt flint
9fennig Suriid. Die Soften fousn
eirca 1000 Mart betragsn babeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-06
.@crmania.S luartett. Club"

Souptouortier: @aQncr's Sole,
Nr. lie, 0oro.Baca.S trabe, Sing.
itunbe: Gienitu8s. Eirigent. ).
4arolus.
.grion."
!Souptqnartier: .Stag.SoIle," @r.
205, Sanouer StroBe. SiusihInoe:
Ritttuod - 3irigent: s. 6. Granf.
.Sarmonie."
SaitptQuurtier: Rr. 4t4, @eit.
Sapette.S trobe. Sineitunoe: 0ien.
tags - Girigent: Sobn u. 4lein.
Observation-Disclosures.
SauptQuarticr: germanio : WGn.
nerhor-Soue, Nr. 4t0-412, @eit.
9ombaro.S trabe. Singitunoe: DON.
nerItass - Giriecnt: 9beooor Sem.
berger.
.Srubiinn."
Souptquarticr: Srobiinn SdIe,
Ger. 1000, 6reberid . 9oenue. Gin3.
%itunoe; Nitttuobs = 9iriaent: Sobu
q. 9lein.
nNrbeiter.W drucrdOr."
Sauptquortier: anOreuS' Sale,
Rr. St4. SanoperIttrabe. Singitunbe:
Ytittpcd)S = Girieent: CHARLES $.
Wodau.
.Sbalia.Nomerdor."
Souptouorticr: 8oi0pS !SoLle.SNr.
1872, Sar:oro-apenue. S~ingitunNe:
3ienitoas--Giriacnt 5. 6. Sronr.
.2ocuIt.B oint-W Gnnerdor."
Souftuuort.er: 8tpider's Saue,
Gde Gubo. mo Nnoreitrabe. Ging.
%itlnoe: Wittpob Ibeno8 8 ltbr
Girigent: Sitbert GriippeI.
rar5eiter.2 ieoertafel."
Sauptqua:ticr: goI5' Sale, Tr.
408, @eIt 2erinstonitroBe. cling.
itunoe: Gienitaes-3irigent: Subert
Stripped.
nWelooie."
Sauptquartier: s. Sizes SaIIe,
ode 2oipitrake anb geIair : Marft.
Sineitunoe: IonncrItagS--0irigent
8. auroliis.
r@aperiitcr RGnner5or."
Sauptquartier: Mdermaun's Safe,
Ode bon Caroline irno @~ousbitraBe.
Sinoitanoc: 9onneritag abenos
0irigent: aliguit Sdneioer
.Wegger.@ eiangperein."
Sauptauartier: Soffmann's SaIe,
Com. uno Sorreit ; Strdbe. Sins.
itlnoe: Gienitas--Tirisent Suberi
Stripped.
.Wu5ort.T 6nnsrdor."
5auptquarticr: Robert goqmer'S
Saue. SIR. t921-t923. Orleans.
StraBe; Singitunbe ieocn Conner.
itae GbenO; q. BobImann, Siriaent.
.gaoenia.M Gnrer6or."
Sauptquartier: Bratt. unb 5. Str.
SigbIonotonn. Sineltrnoe: Gieu.
ltaes-Girioent: Geo. u. YobImann.
.gidenfranj."
Sauptauartier: Sobn Sdmiot's
Dorm. 3orn's) Gale, gde 3. uno
@oiisbitraBe, Sisblanotoiun. Sing.
itunbe: Nittprds - 3iriaent Geo.
". Hoeblmann.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-06
am 1Ifirthnhuita.

8irtbtn: nWas Sic uitt ailes
perldnger! Die 9ettpGfde 1T Sbn.n
ni9t iuubez genu9? guf Der bat geitern
fosar Elm Graf unb por0eItern etne
reids SdntierSfrau sefdlafsn!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-06
Wobcrnc @Obnnnscn.

-ouV Otuu o'vptt@ttuRt. -
$1,000 faIten zines ieler ilooeriteil 3pei'
fi6diaen Sduier. Saben feds Simmer, Babe
tube pnb @inee, one mooernen Strirtttnnger
ruibaIt observation-disclosures uno gSofierelolet.
krottoire. Sole unb 9eler eemertirt. 10'Sub
6tntersMnenS nit @ranolitbtc gepfldiiert; Vie
lSIooerSirabe III nit oitrifi5irten 3ieeelftetnen
pepflnftert nno tebr fh1n. Sobe uno peiuIloe
Gage. Seoeu Ibeuo bis 9 ubr sur Snfpeftion
often. 6bparb Z. Wdlaabsr. ednunternebr1er
tiirenu: 3r. 1851, Sit,Nlonuntent's trakt.
G4S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-06

bier tGgIid bis sum 10. SonIur nm
Z llbr AbenoS; nod Soparl, Gorea,
China uno Oen Ybilippinen pio
@oneoupcr. &c. tGglih bis 3um 10.
,Sanuor lm I llbr Nben0S.
Die Srun9.Y nciiic.Eoit miro tag.
lid nod) Dem &lbaon13bnicu bci0rOert
uno oie 3eit oe3 ShtliiCa lit orrun-
0irt nit Hiidiid)t olli Oercn munter-
brodcnc llc6crIuno.9 ei0rOerun9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-06

Inter aumeraben. = 1.
9ieutenant: .Iieien Sommer Noro'
ieebab seipeien. aoloiial, oa gbbe
mo 6lutb ST. ieben!" 2. 9ieutc.
nant: ,9rand) oa iarnid) erit Noroiee
obtlappern. Sebe einiad) Wonats-
9esten unb eGriten -. in meii'
Ycrtemonnaiel"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-06

Elm unbtoeut:nbcr McnIG, VIE er
emit in einem Sonsert neben benz Ga
tiriter Rabener ftano, unb cine Dame
biefen fraste, ipsr iein Ra6bar lei, err
belt 1e bic Mutport; Der bat gar
teinen Tamcn, Ell bebilft iid nit benz
feines 8rubers."
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aranfbeitsbolbrr btaia IN %ueriauien

Cine guteebcnoc g%9irtbihnft init YooItiiden
in Sieblanbtopn; Sdle III 5lueiflpdia, 2S Del
i25 Sn6: bat @aS uHo eleitrifhes qihi; Nues
mooern cingerihict. gidberes bel hermann
g,aoenbpup, 9r. iii, 9iprosSh nrles. ctr, Vai'
timpre. tslbenos bon 3 bis ~ lbr gfr.
1888, HorozBrouoipab (Sept5l0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-06

Gei'm Seiratbspermitt.
Ter. - 10000 Wart @itgift miiBte
i'd ihon beonipruhen!" - 0iirfte tic
ocnn nidji menigitcns INN 5000 Marf
biibider ieinP"
Dor Ser Yrii .Wah'S
10 iuic i'd, Warel. ale biitoriiben
0oten. III bercn id nid)t iider bin.
bah id) al,i mein 1oidentut notiri."
Nus bilit mir Elm Saituitiidl.
Sd miiBte minSeitcns elm Siihfuh
nebmenl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-06
YcreinS GaIenocr.

Woder.B eiangoerein Don baltimore.
7iri9ent Yrof. =. 3nrolus.
Sauptquarticr Sobn abl's SaIe,
Rr. 40S, Weit 2erington Sirabe.
Seoen Samitae abeno nit auSnabme
oes oritten SamitaSs i'm Monat
Singitunoe. (april 7-tS
~Geriit unsariider 2ieoerfranS."
Sauptaunrtier: Gran3 Saeob'S
Saae. Hr. 1923, geaion Strabe,
2tcuIt.Boint. Sineitunoe: Gienita1
abenos. 8irisent Sranj Sod.
U1Ndi.1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-06

Wr. 723. 725, 727 etc.. @Orud.apsnnc.
pterte Ditii1 bon Der Dorfs9oGo; oouitdnot9
prddttg %oetortrt; ieoe mooerne S~eaheInIthtett.
Gr. lis, III, 119 etc., BatnIent. Strahe,
biuiiben SairniolInis 9lperue mo Sd1eite'Str.
elm Seoieri BON nVatteriorsTart". Sur1ne9
fh6n ~oeforirt; ieoe mooerne 9caienllt6feit.
5peiit0diee Siufer. GODDARD Z. Stpr6, an Crt
une Stelle, pSer gsr, SO, @unther SutiotHs,
Gapette. uno 81. YuuI.Str. t5ebr9,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-06

SAFE fRrfs Anslaus tefsrst @. Haiue, Ts.
Ala. Eh.gaIHmsr. Ctr. aahs Cation esuie'Ape.
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eteneaeinm:
3n %Derfanfen:


81 utftnuItH.
Siuie. nenn totori ~Oeriauit. ous nGollrilalf
Cafe" gr. 420, GOurtldnos Strdbe. Ndd5utrn
gen in Gr. 631, 9uro.S aluert.StraRe.
(b-Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-06
8eIb su Serleibeu.

Anleiben ani NObeI nnb anbers
Sifjerbciten
tnr Q proseni, eeuau mad benz neuen 0efete.
Bans pripatim. Gidter, VT. 210, CH'3eItng'
tpn.etrabe. .9aninnt Building.
On set cttiee wtrs Iextin asiSsonen.
(Suni16-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-06
1891. Netteitss etabItWemfut. 1891.
Warglanb Gbattel 2uau AIueiation
albert Slume, jun. 8efhdftsfltrer.
lperts(Sebdub

Galpert.8ebdube.
aeeSniiber benz 8erittsgebdnbe.
9i,nmsr 229, 231 nub 233 q. eto6merf).
ehppFsGde Iapette. uub ct. faIl,str.
nos etc, obne Grtiernune oerfel6en. 9efesllnt
JRaien. Refine 0uderet.
mo. Vbone gourtIano 1876. Q. g. 7. Ybone
ct. VauI 265o. b9,tS.1&G)