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The San Francisco call., 1908-10-15
DR.. w. r. M. KELLOGG
DIES FROM CANCER
Noted Specialist on TubercuIo-
sis SucCumbs After Long
Illness
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL


SEATTLE. Oct. 14.-Dr. William r..
M. Kellogg, city bacteriologist, spe-
cialist on tuberculosis and secretary of
the Washington Association for the
Prevention and Relief of tuberculosis,
died here tonight after a long illness.
Cancer of the liver was the cause of
death. He was practically the founder
of the association of which he was Sec
retary and had devoted the last five
years to research work on pulmonary
diseases. He was recognized by the
medical profession as an authority.
Due to his indefatigable efforts a
fund of $4,000 was raised recently for
a pulmonary hospital in Seattle, $4O,-
600 of which was in the form of a be-
quest and the additional $4,000 by
private subscription. The hospital had
already been organized and Dr. KEEL
logg was to have been the head of the
institution. He was operated on more
than 10 times during his sickness. He
was 33 years OF age. A widow sur
wives.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-15
PATENTS For cALIFoRNIANs

patents were issued today as follows:
G. l.. Belcher. Oakland, paste receptacle;
I. A. Chilson and D. j. Benedict. Los
Angeles pigeonhole spacer; c. Dickin-
Hn,st Sap ipponnR9sco pordR andiess -
bucket excavator; j. L. Lee, Pasadena,
producing stereotype bases: W. S. Nor
rison, San Francisco, preparing con-
centrated hydrated magnesia; II. J..
Pinkerton. Watsonville, apple quarter
ing and trimming machine; v. j. Sierra,
San Francisco, soap composition; j. c..
". staIiey, Los Angeles, treating aka
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-15
ROOSEVELT'S REGRETS
PRESENTED BY PREMIER
Defamation of Invitation to
Visit Australia Given House
of Representatives

MELBOURNE. Oct. 14-Premier
Deakin today presented to the house
of representatives the answer received
from President Roosevelt in reply to
Australians invitation to visit the COM
monwealth on his return journey from
Africa. Mr.. Roosevelt expresses his
appreciation of the courteous invita-
tion. especially in view of the hospitality
extended recently to the American ba :
tleship fleet everywhere in Australia.
but he regrets that he will be unable to
visit Australia on his way back from
his hunting expedition. In conclusion
the president says he hopes at some
future time to be able to come to .-the
giant young commonwealth of the
southern seas, whose success is of the
greatest Importance to the civilized
world"
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-15
INDIAN ALLEGED TO
HAVE TWO WIVES
Hazel Moran, Mate No. 2, Says
Husband Has Squaw and
PapoOseS
NEW VORE

NEW YORK, Oct. 14.-Henry Stand
ing Bear, a full blood Sioux Indian a
graduate of the Carlisle Indian school
and formerly a fullback on the Carlisle
football eleven, was arraigned in court
here today charged with bigamy. The
complainant is Hazel Moran of st. Louis,
who said she was a graduate of Smith
college at Northampton, Mass. Miss
Moran alleged that she was married to
Bear in May last and accompanied him
to London to interpret for Indians who
were giving exhibitions at the Crystal
Palace there. Miss Moran asserts that
she has now discovered Bear has a
Sioux wife and three children at Rine
Tree, s. d. Bear was held in bail for
hearing next Monday.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-15
LoEB DENIES PROMISE

WASHINGTON, Oct. 14.-While no
formal statement was issued from the
White House, Secretary Loeb today de-
MED that President Roosevelt promised
the office. of commissioner general of
immigration to Daniel j. Keefe of De-
troit, president of the international as
sociation of longshoremen.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-15
STRIFE IN TAxICAp sTRIkE

NEW YORK. Oct. 14.-There was a
continuation tonight of the trouble In
cident to the taxicab strike. Many ar
rests were made. George A. Leavitt.
a strike breaker, was brutally assaulted
in Seventy second street. His skull. it
is believed, was fractured. and he was
removed to the Presbyterian hospital.
1t is thought he will die. The taxicab b
he was driving was ruined.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-15

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SCRELLER VICTIM
| OF THE "CORTADA" ?
Continued from Page 1, Column s

San Jose at the time, but was in San
Francisco. This fact can be proved by
number of witnesses Beyond this
fact. which should silence every tongue.
/ now say that the act was not due to
the act of any woman, but, on the con-
trary was caused by conflict with a
man, as can and will be proved by re-
liable witnesses And furthermore, the
injury took place in my Office in the
Ryland building, in the city of San
Arizona republican., 1908-05-08
ThE SHOCK MARKET
 TAXES DOWN TURN
A Reaction in Lines Which Led the Late Advance.

New York, May 7-The advancing tendency of prices was partly checked today. or broken in upon by reactions in prominent stocks. There was some disappointment that no action was taken by the Union Pacific authori- ties toward the sale of the intended bond issue. Bonds were firm.
 STOCKS.
 Amalgamated copper G. American Smelting 723s. Atchison SPA. Chi cago, Milwaukee and St Paul 1908. New York Central 101A. Pennsylvan- ia 11S7s. Reading 111A. Southern Pacific S4. Union Pacific 13Sl2 U. $. Steel 365s. U. s. Steel pfd. 100A Silver 52A. MeXicans 47.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-08

J. H. Daniel and wife were passen- gers on the Mesa stage Monday.
 MT and Mrs. Williams went to Globe Monda:.
 Mrs. A. C. Webb. who has been visit ing her sons of the Roosevelt Mercan- tile company returned 10 her home in Tempe Thursdal.
 MT and Mrs. Hardin went to Mesa Thursday.
 C. H. Harris went to the valley via Mesa stage Thursday.
 Mrs. Preston Armer went to Globe Tuesday to visit the dentist. Josie Ruiz was a Mesa visitor dur ing this week. R. B. Bowler went to Mesa on Fri day
 M. c. Cloud was a Mesa visitor Sat urday. H. F. Bierce was passenger on the Mesa stage Friday.
 w. H. Hartman is visiting in the valley.
 John Belser made business trip to Globe the first of the week.
 A. Miller went to Globe Monday.
 T. w Davis went to Livingston on Ailt NttiihciN ilApA iiAia oAdSt-
 $. H. Bailey made a business trip to Globe on Saturday
 Charles Schutz went to Globe Mon day
 Jose Villa went to Globe by stage on Tuesday.
 Miss Parker went to Wheatfield on Friday after short visit in Roosevelt.
 O. olsen went to Globe Friday on a short vacation.
 R. NJ. Peabody of the government headquarters will leave this week for a months vacation to be spent at his home in St. Louis
 John Anderson attended to business in Globe Saturday.
 Jeff Howard returned to Cline after a few days spent in Roosevelt the first of the week.
 Miss Nellie Mankins of Wheatfields s went to the Hardts ranch on the Payson stage line on Tuesday
Arizona republican., 1908-05-08

Navajo banketsl. baskets. drawn work, ostrich plumes, art leather goods being sold at a sacrifice at auc- ton today at old Mission Curio, 4:SO and :; 30 D. m.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-08

Standard tires at 25 per cent off. Repairing Linsey's, 112 E.. Adams.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-08
M METAlS.

New York. May 7.-There was a lower market for tin in London today spot e139 2s 6d futures e139. Locally it was easier ranging from $3070 to $3112E.
 Copper declined to, z 56' ITS Sd . for spot, ,57 12s 6d for futures in London.
 The local market was quiet and un- changed. lake $1262la G $1275. electro lytic s125O 0 s126212; casting $1225 c $1237E.
 Lead was 2s 6d higher. e19 in Lon don. The local market was firm $430 m S425.
 Spelter declined to $20 12s Sd in London. II was easy and prices a shade lower locally S455 a s46j.
 Iron was unchanged to Id higher in EngIaEd, standard foundry sos 4d Cleveland warrants 51s Sd. The local market was quiet. No 1 foundry northern 1725 d 1895. No. ,. 1875 GL l750, No. southern. soft 1850 e 1725
Arizona republican., 1908-05-08

The conVeniences of a city in the pine groves of the new summer colony near Prescott.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-08

Electric lights, telephone, delivery service for the new summer colony.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-08

FOR SAlE-10 acres on North 7th St. sS.0OOOO acres North Center. S3150.0O. 25 acres on Tempe road, S42OO.OO. Five room residence Grand Ave, windmill and tank. two lots. highly improved. $16OO.0O. so acres well improved, sS0.0O per acre 1eO acres Buckeye. improved, s40.OO. F. Barr. 4 West Adams.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-08
CATTIE AND SHEEP.

Chicago, May 7.-Cattle receipts 7500. steady to shade lower. Reeves 475 n 725. Texans 460 d 55O. westerns 465 d 6. stockers feeders 370 q 575. cows and heifers 25O q $50. calves $50 q 6.
 Sheeps receipts 15,OO0. Weak to 10 lower. Natives d 6l0, western Gf 6l0. yearlings 615 n6jO. lambs $50 G 6670. western 5jO G 76O.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-08

I. T. HOSEY. Broker.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-08
GRAINS.

Chicago. May July wheat opened to Is Go 4 lower S97s to 90. sold off to S95s advanced to 905s. closed firm 9O2s @ F.
 High record established for May corn at "A. May sold between 71H and 74, closed 735s. July opened 3s to F higher at ,64 to 3s. sold off to 64A . closed GA l2 M 5s.
 Oats firm. July opened A higher 46b, sold between 46%. 47A closed 41A.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-05
Gin rafiinirter 9iebitabl.

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gnoeriou oNrd) cine folidle SeIa.
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bcrol,bcn uQbreno iGrcr @bfueien.
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Sauic Der Gron &oiepb Vi. Anoer'ol1
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aus ibrer @onmmQ iortaerufen nor
Den nor. Cen iflnucn Ncrbrcdlern
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nubepu $500 in sic N0nor. }ln Gicn
ito1 Mor0cn muroc Grou Nnoerloll
ans SClepbol Qcrlicn tnO lie erblelt
49, on0cblid pom Noulr lbrca &atera
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res air0ca uno ocIicn @Grtcrin nltt
on NeN III 0cm an &onepbee.Sone.
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tcra. oca bcfonntcn @nlmciltcr@ 30
iton Scar, I'M sort 81 horer, 0aB Die
Nut)rid)t ullf llrmntrhctt h2rllhc mo
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erircltc. Inter 0icien llnlItIit0cn
mltrbc Die Sod)2 ais Sd)er} tctrod)tet,
INC 6rou Nn0crion tehrte Nbenbs
mieocr nod ibrcr Nobnunq 5urild.
Sdon lunr Sic Goll3c NnNclcNcnhcit
Der N,rQsiienbcit onbe,m Neiollen oia
Sruu Nn0crion um InnncrItog, nab
reno tic lid III Gin Q%ciuobnlld) unber
nubtc2 3immcr i'm 5uGitcn Stoflucrt
be1ob, 5ui0QiN bcntcrft>, Bob elmer
ser bciDen IN Dem Rolune t>iinoliher
@otfer Qeoifnet mar. Cine l%lnterilt.
d)lull ergob, cob al b1ibcn aofferl
Die ShIoiicr erhr0dlcn muren uno Die
obCn erm0bhtCn SGmlfiad)cu icbl-
ten.
Al2 fYror Nnorrion ON IicuituA
POM Nollie m2gaing, bllcbcn. pic l'c
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@roipnc olla philadelphia cine llhr,
cincn Hcpolpcr nl,o cine @6ric nil
$500 Scrr Strouit 'rillc 96ric nit
$50.
Gle @ebelnlpoli5iiten crfubrcn bol0
nod lbrcr Nntu1ft, boB ieocr Der gn-
lpelenocn @0ltc benz einen oocr Dem
onoeren Ingeitelltcn I'M Sotcl be.
tal1lt luar. nit Nltsltohn1c BON Strait,
lucld)er oll Gonneritog N~odunittoQ
ctll1etrorfcn luor unb ollf Oieicll iicl
oaber Den @croodJt.
3llcrIt mci9crtc lid) aroit. Die Chi
IT SIT lcl1ern }inuntcr III 0iincll, bod,
bc'onlt CT lid iflicBlid) zines WclIcrcn
mo ais ctlld)c Der ne~Itublcncn Nrtifc(
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lbnl llidtS iibrig, ula cin @citGnouib
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clllcn Hcpolucr u1o cine Hin aus Dem
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hcfonhcn lidl Sd)liilicl mo Wricic.
ipeldc oarnllI ldlicBen ~lniien. noB CT
lldl III Notela III nllcn 2mlocatbcilcn
dlltacholtcl bate. MGbren0 CT iucrlt
Den @cbclmpoli5iItcn g~egenilbcr ielrc
Sdllo cinaclton0. mci1crtc iid) Der
Nr%rcltont, Dor EoliSeirid)ter 8ron
nan irgcno iucldc Nilaiogcll 5ll MO
dlell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-05
Nuter sang.

aleronOer aroit I'M v@cipcoere @o,
tel" wcaen ol0ebIjden GinbrltdS
perboftet. - Evil bier @o'te be
rollbt bobcn. @llircgenoe S}e-
nen 5ltr irilbcn Mor1cnItumOc. -
Gem @crid)t i%ibcuuicien.
Ginen qcricbcncn Notel 0icb gIolbt
Die Eoli5ei IN ser Ecrion pom gIer'
1ll0er &rait, dliaa N%Icr0n0er GDopd
in ibren SGllocn cit boben, Gerielbe
loll I'M DSotd @clpcocrc" cine Nn5obl
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ullb lpltrbe oesbnlb lcltcrl Don Goli'
5cirid)tcr @rdnnon noh Ncnn @cTona
nib gelonot, Inn ieincn NrojcB ob5l1'
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oebrodcn icin.
Srou ). Wt. Gulol0cI, cine &ron+
fcntp0rtcrlll, iii houptl1tlltb tllr Die
Glltoedilng Der Ginbrlldc ucrontlport
lld). Trat GolblucH. mcld)C non Wlr
lnill0b0n1, Nlu., mad, baltimore fam.
Wliroc fins nod bnlb j>uct llbr mah
utlo crbllttc cillcn 4inNlL melhcr c1'
tic Wlen0lntcrllc III Ser Nulo bottc
uno nit cinem Nrbrtt2on5llg oltge
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0aB Die @dltc III Sen bctodburten
3lnnlern alflpohtclt. Ele Fnll5et
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@ehcimpoli5iitell Git mo Cough
lin murocn nod ocnl Notcl abcom
manoirt. PTS oiciclbcu an Srt unb
Stellc crldicncu, mar Der gr0Berc
Sbell Der NotclNdltr bcreitS oufNc'
itoil0cn mo cS. bcrrldltc Der gr0Btc
Mirrporr. Die critc ll%lteriltdplnN
cr0ob, bob Ole 3intntcr Der @N. Z. Is.
%rorpn non9tcm. Dort, Mnl. @rom
nc Don Fbllahelnbi0 Nooc Stroulc,
jun, bon Goltilnorc, INTO !. Wt. GoI0-
neil bon @irnlingbum Nlo., bon Dem
Ginbredlcr beinngeiIdt iporhcn lua-
rClt. ...t
Serr &. 6. @rolpn prrmjBte cine
Sorle nit $50 Snhult. @rrr Nm.
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@ie a~cidJmicrt.

Gie Spc}ialiibuugtn oea Stubtrathe.
nchnlcn cinen mtcrluortet qlattcl
&crlnli. - Gle GrlpartltnQcn Sc,
Scniotionebaid)cr I'M 3ucituI
Notbs5uei8c bc5ilgIih ser Golef
tors cbiibr cnttGuid)t.
Nlc Gicicnigcn. meldc geitcri,
Hbeno ln Sta0tr0tb intertIIontc Gr.
cl1ntllc crmorteten, murbcn ichr elit-
t0ulft, Dem iclbit im pueitcn 3uci0e.
mo'1lblt Die &croronunn mClde einc
Ncotttion Der @cbiibrcn be@ itGoti.
ld)en Collectors oorIiebt, SIR ;lpeitc!l
Hcllt1lg NclonNtc, ianb nid)t bic &C.
rllQltc G2b0ttc ltutt.
GrpnrtltnGapou ioh man Der Sit
sung oc% 5mclten 3lpeiNca cutNc0cn.
On ucrIolttetc, BOB dcdctl oit Innoh-
NJ Ger obcll CrG0hntCu Ncroronulg
III Der anlellGlrtcn tSorm Erotcit crho-
bcll mtlroe. Nlieiu dis briuQtc Ner-
or0nlula perleirn lultyOc lulN Die 5ohl-
reldlrn Nclt9lcriArn, iurldc it'd III Gr-
lportrna Der IinQe, Ole ga tonlrrclt
'nllten, III Der 5lucitcn Nuthafummrr
ctllQerunocn h0ttcnL Die ShrCn ipit.
ten, blleb Mlca rubig. Stein cil}iQcr
Der SolonS bate SIT ser @nrlooc Elm
Wort 5lt rc0rL ltn0 0iclelbc poiiittc
Die jpcltc SeIluND in unprrGnrerter
Nornt, 1ic NtmnipbGrc, meld,e mach
oieler 1~lottcn Annohnc in oer ppci,
ten SeIllna IN Der jncitcn Hotb&fonl-
lter hcrridtc. tonntc inhCiien am III
ltrbcltcn nit @euittcridmiilc ucr1!i-
den m1rhcr. Gie hcioatc &crorNmulN
fam llGunlih nj bcr nrittcn Hciun0
o~unenOirt lurr0en. uuN Miiicnbc ia
gen, Dob 0ieiCo nid)t oQcin cine Mod
lid)fcit, lon0tgn ioNor cine @ohr-
Idlcinliftcit lit,
&m 5%lpeitcn 3lueiAc oca Staotro.
tbca mur6cu uuBcrGCm iolgcnoc @cr
o%ronltngen ullQrnonmen.
Sn Der brittcn @eilnN; Gic Grncu
ming nun @nnItohlcrn.
Ter @iberrni cincr &crorbmnu III
9e}ug ulf &crbiitunQ bon Scl,pr@-
brilulttn.
Gic @%eludnrung cilte9 Hoboita tit
Die pron1ptc Nc}ohlltng Ser Strncrlr
non 1909.
Sn Scr ypeitcn EcillnA; oic Stanto.
Stcuerrote; oie Steuerrutc altf Coli
.Aationcn; Die SteIlcrratc olti 2ano.
bciib, bic StclcrratC ulti Torlta0t.Gi.
0cntblum; bie Stclerrotc iiir Sic Ct
Ncntlid,e StnNt, iolpic Dir Gonltrue.
ton Don Sid)Crhcita Stotioncn int
9ett ser &iQhtitrobr.
Grltcr 3u1iN.
Snl critcn ;3meigc murbcn nur }m2i
&~eror0nlungcn III 0rlttcr Seiln9 or
%gcllon1merL nGn1lih scr N. j. Sonu.
renee Gool 80" 5u 9titnttell. III Nr.
1888, Worulonb Nlpcnlle. cinen oiit.
1tcll acknowledgements 81 Crridltcn. lllN
ocaQleid)en an Scr .Gdrrontui.
ape1lle, nobc @nltimorcitroBc, cineu
5rinfbrrntncn oui5llitellcll.
SeIoc 3meigc uertngtcn lid BIZ
4fontng ~atdd)nittaQ ltnl , llhr.
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gMripn."
-@rohcs Inltcrn . G6iten-
Spnntag 6. Scsem6er Counting
III @e6er'S Yarf.
210--h
,Mrtun."
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&c @crrbilun9 bca ON
Gonncrltog int Nltcr pni, II Sobrcl
an Den NolNcn eilles Sdlogiluiic:
perlfic6cncn SduifSbaucrs Sobl
2ombcrt iinHd ntorgen Nodpnittoi
bon lcincr @obmulg, Nr, 1911, BOT
tern. Gpcnllc, ats itutt. EoItor Sen
neth q. Mtitrron poil Scr @i0iomm
ltroBcn lnarhGn0iaen MctDobiiter
STRIDE hdlt ocll Sruiteruott ahicnlt ob
Iic NeiItbnnlq criol9t aili Sem v2olt
oon.Eorf N%rieotoic."
Made lit ii i. Gu Nod1bar
ltreit ton Qcitcrn i'll Der norooltlidel'
Fnlljelltotlolt Dor Gid)tcr 2leDcllOlI
sum Aratrng, Sri. Minnie ,Hitter uol,
9tr. 1lC1, Miltota pemtct trot olS
Nllt!aacrin 1egci lire Nod)bari>I
Nrolt Wnttiloc Srail,pr bon Nr.1109
V}tl'on Aocni,c. ottf. melhc lie be.
ldntl0i8tc. Ibre @dide. Die lie in ii
rem @oTrallnl 5ltnl 5rodlien olliAC
hollNt hottc, anacblid olli b6alpiniat
%Ncllt oa0urdl bcIdlmllBt i'll bobcl;.
oob lie Scppid)e olisidiitteltc. Srcll
Srolllor gnb Giea sli. ingte ober. u
poilolt Iid) mir INT ciitell Ift Der @iG.
oerp1rseltlina. % Sri. Sitter ibr an
lceten Montoo beniclben Streidl ga.
iptelt b1tte. Ger Hif)ter ettifie6
%ooraitI. DAB Erou 5rainor fir Die &C.
habte Shabenireube cine Stroie boz
20 nnS Soften besablen %iollte, NOS
aitd) gcid,oh.
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r6robnnn." u%Nrobiinn."
WruFcs Nnitern : RDjten
Srnntna ....... 6. Tcsrmbcr
lit Der yTrubfinm.Salle."
(3l0)

Gic Grum Eoint 9obn-
Nfairc. - Sas Dor orei @odcll
Dor Dem @encrol- Hmpolt ,siooc 9obc
Strolls %bcaonnene Gcrbor hciilalid,
Der Tr%um-Soint -9ohn, iiir lpcld,c
Sr. Gomaro SdllterbodJ DON Dem.
Dorf Den 6reibriei beiist. MIRO be,ltc
i'm Bureau heS Srn. Strolls fortoe.
leBt. @dbrcno bei'm eriten Gerb6r
gemobner bon slnne Nrunoel- mo
onoeren Counties, burd neld,c oie
Vahn fiibrcn Ioll, ltno Ole acn Srci.
brict, Den Sr. Sallterbod) III oen S0er
Sdhrcn crlollgtc, fir ~ucrfullen crflart
boben moleu. neil bie 9obn nibt &c.
ballt norben lit. oas Mort hatten,
miro Der General mpalt bcitte Ole
auoerc Seite pernebmen. Siitrifts.
ampalt Sobn s. Hoie lit Der Hedts.
beiltano 0ea Srn. 2al1terbad). Sic
Grbarbciten fir sic proieftirte Balm
lino alti ciner 2dnge bon 65 Meilen
iertiB nlo ioIlcn Srn. laltcrbod,
100000 aetnItet bobcn. @s miro
eriuortet, oab CT pcrionlid, il, Dem
Scrbor crideinen Miro. Ger Irei.
brief, oen Sr. Sauterbad) bciibt. lit
Der brittle, Der iiir ben Ban Der Grun.
Foint.Sabn gelpabrt poroen lit. Ien
erlten e~rlonsten mebrere gepobner
ocs liiolifen Marplanos in ben 6Oer
5abren. Der Sreibriei oes Sru.
Sonterbad, lici am I. 9lopcmber
1904 ab.
Eate fnr'S. NnslauS beiufat G.. Naine, Or.
4f3, CHsyatttntpreftr., nate Chiffon Npufe .Npr.
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Yolitiid)cs.

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3ollcIrlcbncr Stonc'a Giebeaicit III.
g~r0iinuna 0ca aompfea f!ir 0o
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Sonnta9s=G orciponotn

Sc SoHntaasansgnbc beS oSentidcm GorripunOcuten," bic
nnprGcn cndrint, Wr6 cbenio rcidbaltia iGn an intcrcIautcnu Hcic.
nptt mlc irnfcrc MnSgaben. Ncbcu Den ucMcncn Scpcdcm nus alien
%elttheilen, Observation-Disclosures, Gcridurm aus Warplanb unt auorcn-
5enOen Siltritcm, Snmuriniidcm nit S1nitraipnen, ciucr souu.
tags Flanosret ans Der Tcbrr bes Srn. Midnrb Srmann mirb Der
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fben," uStrHrlld Tnno piiuat," iuuic bic 8cbidbtc ,Ms mirS ac.
'dropff" no vGs alsht it'd Nacs aus" pom y. 4. stcrser.
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