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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-06-20

more for Hibbing. After that Roy
frightened up, and but one hit was
registered against him in the follow
ing innings. He struck out six,
and allowed seven hits.
Louis Roy caught a fine game
and gave Charlie good support be-
hind the bat.
Gilchrist pitched for Hibbing and
he did fine work. He allowed seven
hits, struck out three, and was steady
at all times, Bemidji, however, earn
ing two runs off his delivery.
Bemidji was strengthened by the
addition of Varco, at second base,
who played a whirlwind game, the
remainder of the team playing the
same as yesterday, with the ex-
exception of center field, which
was filled by Ed. Rogers.
The Hibbing felders made but
one error behind Gilchrist, that
being registered against Booth, on
first base.
The following is an account of the
game in detail:
Monyhan went out second to first.
Gelsleman out at first. Carroll got
first on error by Hallet. Booth
made a two-bagger. Roy frightened
up and struck out Pagan.
Pagan got Hallet's short fly to
left. Gilchrist hit Roy, who was
doubled with Riddell moment, from
pitcher to first.
Head swung hard at three nice
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-06-20

They went out in several rigs and
the trip was greatly enjoyed, as the
country through which they passed
is about the most beautiful in the
vicinity of Bemidji.
This afternoon there have been
races at the fair grounds and base
ball game in the downtown park
between the Bemidji and Inter.
national Falls teams.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-06-20

Roy singled one to right and Bush
scored. Riddell went out, Gilchrist
to Booth.
Varco made fine running catch
of CarrolPs hit to right field. Booth
grounded out, Varco to Riddell.
Nareo got Fagan's roller and went
out at first
Wubbins out. Calligan to Booth.
Varco singled to center. Varco
stole second, Carroll heaving high
to Calligan. Rogers flew out to left
field. Collins hit to Booth, who
fumbled, Varco scoring. Bush
singled to center and Collins went to
third, c. Roy grounded out to first,
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-06-20

entertainment committee which had
the ball in charge. The committee
was composed Of Messers E. A. Bar
ker. J. c. Covington, A. G. Rut-
ledge, DR.. Blakeslee, DR.. Palmer,
Earl Cell, Len Crothers, Eric Ives,
J. O. Harris, A. NJ. O'Kelliher, w.
H. Squjers, A. A. Goodrich, Scott
Stewart, Kenneth Kelly, Walter
Markham and Fred Jordan.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-06-20
Hibbing Won Second Game.

Hibbing again defeated Be1nidji
in the baseball game yesterday after
noon, but the semi.professional
champions had to " 90 some" to do
it, the score being 5 to 2.
Bemidji had Charles Roy, brother
of Louis Roy, in the box, and with
the exception of one bad inning, the
visiting players could do but little
with his delivery. Charles had every
thing-change of pace, smoky"
ones and slow ones. and Blenders Of
all kinds. He used his noodle to
good advantage, and was good at all
stages except in the sixth inning,
when three singles and a two-bagger
earned the visitors three runs, and
muffed fly in center field tailed two
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-06-20
The Elks' Ball.

The ball given by the Elks in the
city hall last evening was a huge
success from every point.
Thomas Symington's six-piece
orchestra furnished the music, which,
was of exceptionally fine quality.
The hall was decorated IN the
prevailidg colors of purple and white.
Every one had an enjoyable time
and many thanks are due to the
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-06-20

of his lodge had not been present to
enjoy the occasion as he had done,
most thoroughly. Brother Conger
felt sure that if Brother J. Harry
Lewis, the proprietor of the st, Paul
Daily News, had seen the article
referred to it would never have been
printed in the News.
President Pease asked for rising
vote on the proposition that Bemidji
was alright and just the place for
holding the convention. Every Elk
in the hall arose and with vociferous
applause voted YES" with such
force as to constitute one roar of pro-
test against the imputation of the
st. Paul paper. The unaminity of
the vote left no doubt as to the Elks'
opinion of Bemidji.
Brother Pease stated that he liked
music, and again called on the Elks'
quartette, The boys responded with
When the Harvst Days are Over
and the crowd did not allow them
to desist until they had rendered the
Bagpipes.' AS the quartette was
billed to sing at the ladies' musical
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A communication was read from
Marion G. Seaton of Minneapolis,
wherein the latter sincerely thanked
the convention for the elegant floral
offering which had been given by
the Elks at the time of the death of
her father.
A bill of Secretary Nelson was
allowed.
The treasurer of the association,
w. w. Rooms of St. Cloud, was in
structed to turn over to the treasurer
Of the Bemidji lodge the balance of
the money in the treasury.
The committee on resolutions sent
in the following resolutions, which
were unanimously adopted.
The Minnesota State Association
Of Elks, in session in Bemidji, Min
nesota, June Is, 10 and 20, does
hereby unanimously express the
thanks and appreciation of It's mem
bers to Bemldji Lodge 1852, the
citizens Of Bemidji, the press, and
particularly the Bemidji Pioneer, for
the excellent entertainment and
feeling of good fellowship extended
to the visitors while guests of your
lodge and city.
For as much as the Great
Exalted Ruler has called to his
reward Brother George r. Seaton Of
Minneapolis, No. AZ, the tyler of the
State Association, be it therefore,
Resolved, that this association
feels keenly the loss of this worthy
brother; that the sympathies Of this
association be extended to the
daughter of our departed brother.
Resolved further, that these
resolutions be spread upon the min
utes and copies thereof forwarded
to Minneapolis Lodge No. d, and
to the bereayed daughter
President Pease delivered a very
touching eulogy to the. memory of
Brother Seaton, saying that he had
been a noble man in every respect,
a true Elk, ana that he had done
much for the good of the order.
Emil Farant, past exalted ruler of
Minneapolis, "A, arose and stated
that,he could not listen to the read
ing of the resolution concerning
poor old George Seaton' without
sincerely thanking the convention.
He was proud of the resolution, and
on behalf of "A he again desifed to
state that When the boys IN Mime
apolis heard the act of the conven-
ton they would be deeply moved.
Brother Farant's voice was husky;
and he showed great feeling.
A resolution was adopted fixing
the per capita tax at 1Oc hereafter
instead Of Csc as heretofore. In
case of lodges which havenot enough
members to make the taxes amount
to SIS, at the 1oc per capita
the sum Of SIS will be asses
sed against the lodge regardless Of
the membership,
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in Winona brethren withdrew from

in Winona brethren withdrew from
the state association.
Secretary Nelson also read a tele-
gram from Rufus Golf, state presi-
dent of the Arie of Eagles, which
held its annual state meeting at
Brainerd this week, wherein the
Eagles in convention assembled, sent
greetings to the state association of
Elks. President Pease and Secre-
tary Nelson had already responded
to the telegram, in exchanging
courtesies.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-13

fucrlt ST inherent clgcllet 9cItelt uni
Damn nbcr olld) sum 9eiten unlerc:
2anoca. g8ir mollen einiteben fin
Die Ri6tigItelllrng Der anlerifaniidc.
@cihihte, 10 oaB ole Gerblenlte ocl
Gcutidcn g%cbiibren0 lno ridtig all
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miro ais cine iegcnsreide Sb0tigfeii
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9'olfes.
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IS bonoclt iid oorllm: Sit Der 9iir-
ger oeS Stootes lpc9en oa. Mir Der
tbcioigen Die germoniide Gedtsioea,
rob es YfliGjt bes StootcS 1T, Die no.
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Gingriifc ST. ifilbcn. Die ron,ild)c
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nlta Der ronlii6en &oilcr, foroert oen
rmbeoingten 8cborlont ocS llntertba.
11er.
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idiibcn, urlb ooB ser 9iir0er IN oil
ltno fir iih inbificrc1tct Sdd)cn Der
@epormlnbung bea Staates nid)t
ltn~tcriporfen iein ioQ. Gorum tretel
mir qeger Die Grobibition lnerlhrots
ten IN Die Sdronfen, ltno Die ro1ltls
ihc Red)tsioce oeS StoatS 9lbiolutta.
mus lperocn mir 5ll jcocr Belt bcfd1H.
pte1r, cinerlei ll1tcr lpeld)cln Torlpar-
&c man OieIelbe Dor oos &olf 81 brihs
1en pcrlltft. Gem Die roni'd)e
Mcdtaioce lit Ser zoo elmer mobrell
Ncpltblif."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-13
8cfauutnlnd)nngcn.

Gs mirs HERMIT pclnnut O%cniadlt, naB her
Wtapor mo Etaotrulb BON baltimore nm bic
, miinaP His a c,iIet mi Sg'gtGiit,' 'sstrabe abtsia SUB
brett BON ser g8eiiietlc DER ,VortaailtnpiiesJtoao
bis 3Hr gierboilieIte non lll!locrittp 8ariipap
Ypinieu Scriclbett foIiclt luie folgt tetn:
Sic iiiSIihifc Scttc oct so SUB breltet g9teuIls
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IN Scr mritii,hiteu Scite Der YorfslurIipttes
HoeoS' 14Ss,58" NIB iiOli4 uot oer, areusrna
beinoter i1ncitlibXfteT Seitc Der glorislurlipifes
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strnc, ~ W. tint WnltiuIpre b~ellupiei Sptiellt
6aiirt uIb IIeqeu bitliU 11Os.Sl3 SuI Ine
rUrplid, 1It31.S59 6llB. ldult non "a nnt9ttV
SorfI In einrr Arr YtrleIl g~eflrOten Sttte mn
eifen1 WaSiuS BON 24t2.48 SUB aui cine Sttede
mn o0I ~ SIb, Die SeDne betagter Stutoe
Semtet iiihIid, 81 Grao, 40 Min. 80 Sef. rpelts
iih ami cine Strede BON 294.55 SUB; oonl III
ci I'M W nrrnSer uiltic iioiitb SO 0rao, 10 Min.
20 eel ,nsitlih 2S3 Is SUB; oann II cine jlr
Sec6ter a]eliirptcn Yfrie NIT einem Naolls VOL
iYS29' 10 sS,ie AMI cine Strcde BON 400. 20 SUI,
bie 5ebn = beiaater Nrrpe Oentet nbroliN 80
tSroh 81 min As eel. mcitltd 1880 6u6;
barn in elmer 9eraoen Hlnle llotb!lf s. @tao,
in elmer ,lIr qiIlfen a]eiututen 9inie nit ctllenI
5taSiits bon 2t90.7l SUP nuf cine Stredc oolI
703.45 5uB, Ole Sebne ~beiueter &!;roe o9litet
fiiSIib 81 Grao, 37 Wtu. 80 GET. meilltb
ia az T,tk. Satn in etner aerahel Cine ilIns
iib X (Snr9b. Is, Din. 90 Gel. lpeltlih Sl.07
Min: mann III ctncr 5ltr 9tcbten eeluruten &lnte
m MtreS ft"V pan a07 o. ,Sltb, Bic eebiie ~befaatcr
Snrne oertct iiioiih 50 &rao, 10 Mtln. 90 Ger.
IpcitIih 306.63 SuB; oann in elmer ecraocn
9Iuie fiihIirb 81 (5rnn. Is liin, 90 Gel. lpeitiid
: St" a. MIN ,Suf bi5 3ur eiiooit.Gdc bon Charles
t,nh TStnunHnrefbiulteII Strabe, pip in bcn
niioelneticl @lan fir StraBell I'M Winner oe3
5opograpbifbeu surpcp ner5elfnet, Der bnrd
G1aennStnIeti ipHr6e; Oant, an bic tiioIt0ite
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-13

lifoner elf Sabre in ser umbcltrtttencn
Gontrnlc oler 3lpci9c Der Gegierun8
lporcrL 9ebt er leidJt binpcg. Gtc
ihlehten 3eiten 0oltern inter Der re-
publifoniidcn Administration ieBt
idon Elm &obr, ut0 c5 miro befilrd)'
tct, 0oB in Meu.Dorf allein nod etrpo
10000 2clltc ullBer 2lrbcit iino. Nns
RIM itellt Die Yartei Eroiperitdt, Die
lie gcidoffen babet mta, nidt RAID
Die0cr FER? Sic fam es ltidt fam
cs cbenio menia ais lie @roIperitot
idIoifen foltrte. Sir cine Wfen9c
Wtenidcn iin0 bic leBten eli Sabre
ii6crbolpt feline l}roipcrltGtaiobrc &C.
lucicl1. ,Sbrc @cbGIter oocr Sobnc 'inp
nid)t 0eIticgcn, mobl abcr lire Nllsgos
ben fir NaDrungomtttel II. u. Gle
Eroiperit0t mar cinleitig tic mad]te
nbcr 10 %Qcidupolenc &ernIo9e1. -
lle6er Die Hcuiiion bcS Surifa Ia1t
0r. Tairbonfa, bic repltblifonii6c
mcrOen OIL Den Yrin5ipiclt oc5
Shub3oues ieItboltcn olio oil Den
pod5ouen, peld)e Grllit8 llllb @rob.
Sorporotloncn gcden alien &cttbe.
Iuerb ocs IlslolrbcS idiibt auf So
item Des coniunircnoen Eublifums,
oos I'M SnIonbe SIT fiinf5i0 unO mtcbr
,Rro5. fiir inlGnOiidJc Gr5eu0niiic b.,
mub, olS OnS NltsIonD fir III.
ierc &itou1trieproouftc 5ablt. Gomit
oicie StonopotsYolitif Ollrdgefil6rt
lpcrDen f0nnc, cnpiicblt Sr. 6oir-
borfs olldb Ole Grp0blun9 zines re
plblifoniihcn GOn0rcIic&. Son Ell.
llcm Monnc, scr &%icc-rdlioent lit unO
Iid nit &rGIiOcntidoit5. Alpirotioncn
Betro1cll, oori mon crmortcn, BOB cr
BLOB ourd Die ltorf 0eforbte
Eortcibrille liebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-13
Sine Ncfurm Der Giicnbabns &crlaoc'
idlciuc.

tSolt ollie gt0Bcll VdDllllltlen pca
2oll0Cs - l16 an Der 3abl - babclt
lid iibcr cine nelte ltn0 glei6m1Bigc
5orm Don Giienbobn Scrlaoei6el'
llcll ooer GS%rodtbrieicn (9ias Of 60
Oing) geeini0t. Gin GROCER 8ortibritt
gegcniiber Den mannl9tuben lllo
conlpli3irtel 6rod)tbrief 8 @inri6tll1.
gen, mic lic biaber gebrou6lld lpo'
rem. Turd Dos llcuc Nbfommen lol'
fen oic Hcibungcn 5lpiihcn Gilc1'
boDnen ltn0 6rad)tpcrlellocrn aus
Dem @egc gcrGunt ooer bod altf clll
Minlnlum reo1l3irt lpcroell. I'm Die.
les 3iel 5i crreidell, bat ein Gonlltc
pom &crirud)tern uno Sertrctcrn Der
Gilenbobncn 9ano III Sano georbei.
tet u1o nnhoem ii6 0uS Gonitc &C.
ciui9t botte, lpurben oic neucn Ne-
Qeln Der 5pii0enItaotIid)en &anoelS.
Gommiiiion unterbrcitct. 3ic Salls
oels.Gommiliion belt cine lpciterc
Gonfcrcn5 nit ben Tertretcrn Der
Giie1bobnen uno Den &ertrcterl pen
eilli9cn 60 bcriAicbencn 8elelliGaf,
ten BON &crfra6terrt ipclGe etlpa
100000 0lit0lie6cr 5oblcrr. Nl5 Or
GcbniB biclcr Gonicren5 lpridt lld)
Die 5niihcnituotlifc Sonocla Cont
MILTON onbin ans, Dab 0ds lleber'
einfornncn ii6cr sic einbeitlihc v9il
Of 2ooillg" boS bette iei, ooS sur 3eit
burd)fiibrbar iei, bab eS Die Strclti0,
fciten, Die 10 plclc Sabre gcoal,crt
utlo bic 8cihGftsintcrcilcn bcS gan.
sen 2onoes bcriibrt bGttcll, aus 0cnl
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lpeld,e bnS Gcrfrohtelt nllf G%iienbob.
ncn pereiniodt uno auf fat alien
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bon sen 6roGt beforbernben @eiel.
iMoitcn onl Srte Ser 8erloblulg aus.
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6crnOcn MQorcn I'M Wclitc Der Glen.
bobllcn iir,h, rcpr0icntirt Der Srndt-
id)cin Die Inipritdc ocS &crirodters
obcr beS Gmpionqcrs Ser @ooren
oitf bieic. Nit eincm m0d)clltlihcn
Grlrhidlnitt . ACKNOWLEDGMENT bon 40
Wiaionen Collars mo elmer no,
d)elltlid)cn Ginilibr non etlpa 80 Dill.
lioner uno cinen1 gin1cnhunoel, ser
0tcIe Sltmmen Dlelioh ilbcriteigt,
lit lciht ein5iIebcll, mclhc ungebcll.
rem Merthe Die sSrodtidciue hcr
So6ncn rcprGicntircn. Sebr oft mer.
Ocn lic bon 0cn @anfcn olS Scpoiitcn
trii Inlciben occcptirt. 9ei Der Mid)s
ttgfelt oieicr Gofunlente lit cS bon
groBem @ertbe, bob lie flor, cinbeit-
lid mo fir beibe Sbeilt 5uIrieoell.
lteQcno Iillo; BOB feline GorslloSratcn
9elpobrt lpcrocn. Gus ltclte llcbercitl-
tputnlcn tritt nm /. Nopcmbcr in
Sroft. Gic Nobncn babcr bereits
cine billrcidcnoe 3o6l ncllcr Irod,t.
Tornnlarc b%critcllcn Ioiiell, 10 oob
iid) bic Gerirahtcr bci;citcn ucrior.
nca f0urten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-13
9cpnrtcmrut fir Giicrtfihe Gihcraeit.-Sauteh.
bsScpartemrn hes 8cbnubes 3 nipeftprss
Sitrcaus, 9iatbllus.

QQlft III I c, oeU u. .AIluutl i5oo;
sd bubc glppltfatiprcil iiir Die ioIgenoen *ri'
oilcGieu crbGlten:
Gapt8itat ~ 'lt-.yr ..s... ~ - ,Iaty.~
5r. $50. sScttsSrnuflinse trabe. I eIeftrif1er
Doctor bon 1 Rierbefratt. .
Eilopits@tfe tSaOeties ilrb 6al1ooersStrnbe, L
S~ampfmaf6ine bon % Bterbefrdftcil irlo 1 We
nerutor non IS Fierhetrdfteil.
Nr. 11O-1t2, &SeftsSernlonsS trahe, % elei,
triihe Mtotore init elmer @%cianlrli Gdpn5ltat
bon 124 Bferocirditen. iopie 2 2nnantns MT
ctler (Setaag!mt. gara3itat Sm9H 50 8ier@S ehi
Tampfmafhinc bon 10 @ferhefrdtten uno 1
llnterGrnno. z tabI. aIi no! 1000 Sq 9i9il nr..
ftpnsStrorc, aentpooosNbcmue unh Vaturent'
strabe. 3amntmGiatne oon goo @tfrOeird 1,,
clci.rif6c Motore BON 200 Rtcrbetrdtten. foiutc
2idisgnlaGe.
Srecno Scenario, ncI6er Giniueubutl9cn &c.
een Sic pbi9ctt Qribile9icn crbeben mill, bot
icinc &rotcftsGrflirun1 an oocr Dor. oent -.
Sftobcr 1908, 10 llbr &orlntttaaS, in oteferI
@iircau eirsureidclt, mann itber ~oteIelben oer'
banoelt pcrocil ipiro.
Gbiparo 2. Breton,
(osO Seb1noesS nipeitor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-13
Erufibitiun uno Staatsiucieu.

Ger Observation-Disclosures Stoots.
pcrbono bon WiiIouri bot oti lcinenl
jlDeltcn III Ct. SotliS ob9eboltencll
&obrca~Gonpent iolge1oe Erin5ipiel1.
Grtl0rung ongellommen:
p@ir erflGren bier oiicntlid) lllo
enogilltig, oaB utIere StcQlrngnob,
me ST Der 6roee Der iogenonntcr
ErobihItion luebcr Die llriade NOR,
iueoboIb Der National-@ unb gegriin.
oct luuroe, nod oud) Die Souptfroae
n%ntieres 9uuoas lit. Die 3iele illl.
iereS SlrnoeS iinb ioeal. @ir polell
Den oentld)en 8eiaHe, Die belltid)e
Ytnlif, Die oel,tide Sprade nit ibrer
reid)eu 2lterotur ulb Die oeutide sc
miltblidfeit pilcgen mo erbolten;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-13

ioQen Die ei15ellen NcinItottcll per
loot mer0cn. Die Nontcn ollcr re9I-
THIRTEEN Scin1ItGtteiufcr lperoell III
eii oroBcs @liidsroo Qetbot. @ellell
9tome 3uerit ge5ogen miro, tolll' ''u
icinc &eilnitGtte 5ucrIt olt@llld)el'.
9totiirlid) gibt e5 bel 0lc'cnt Sottef't,
ipiel alld] Mictel1. Gnfcl Sot1t 1piell
olio 2ottcric, oic CT ion't 10 lepr ollf
Dem Strid bat. Smmcrbln ut oIc'eS
Scrfobren better ais Die Irlt1erell.
Sic 8ro bibttioniite er-
Itreben Grndcn1tcllulla Der &creIllI9s
ten Stnotcll. Go}u lit p0ret't llod)
fcinc Nltsiift. so pcriudel lie DIE
Sode NIT Den eiu}clncn Stootelt.
Mo Der &crilld mibIin8t, be0llll9ell
lie iid nit Counties, lo9or mt
Morbs luto Eteci1cts, INN ibrcll 3lel
ndber 81 fomnlcr. Iic Scrte nrbel-
ten 5ielbcluubt n1to ouri1r f0lllcll llc
nnocrcn olS @orbilo Oiencll.
Gas Gen uSbiircou h oBt
bic SerrualtunasfoItcn Der los gro
ben St0Otc oes 2onoc2 AM $GO1,s
677,849, cine Stcigcrum0 Nc0cl1 Boz
RIGGS Sobr, Die Die Stci3crumg oeS
&ermo9ens ser 9ep6lferu1g ruelt III
ben Sd)otten iteQt. Eoa bate ltld)t
picl 81 iogell, mellll Die &cpOlfern1tg
mir ben cntiprc6cnbcn Mcrtb tllr lbr
@clo befommcn bate.
Of lono'S Gin u6r
aus Ser Siirfci lit BON 1902 bis 1907
BON tt,2 MiQipncn W}orf oltf til
0tiQioner Morf g%cltie8cn; Die Mus
fnbr nod Der 3iirfei itie1 III oerIel-
ben 3eit bon 29.6 o1ti 53.2 0tilioncn
Otorf. 0ic @onoelaintcreiicn bon
GcutIAlonb in Der Giirfct linO olio
beocutcllo gemad)len.
Sci ocr StaotSmabl IL
Georgia Fat Der oenlpfratiidc 8pll.
perneltrSconOioot Soicpb @rotpn 0cn
eorit-Gonoiooten g)ouug Garter NIT
Mc6rbeit bon 10000 Stimmcn
0cidloqen. Gle gusiidten Der lin.
obbGngigen Tortei id)einen int Sii.
Sn, ,,;L4 Lo;o,Sor2 ,;;,,5ti, -, 5+,ho,,
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GliIc ltQrid Gauribcu.

IS iinrb i'm ,Gbtrd Some" nn II. Gttober
1908. nm 10 llbr sgtor9clIs. Giiic lllridl 2al'
risen, Satin bC5 pcrftorretett 8etr0 2~altribell.
Die Neeraqiune 1irNct nat Sifnitag, gtabmit
Nrubers. 3rn, !. u. llItrib, M. 1929, lSeits
Nnnctlc. Strnhc. aus itnit. C2s6-O
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ttcDuaro Is. Wscnbci.

IS ftnrb pIbbli6 am II. Sitober 1908
2epnGra Is. NenRcl, 40 Sabre alt. a%eIiebtcr
@utte bon Boa 9Sellecl. Sic Nccroigin9 filoct
GicnitGn, ben 10. Sttuber. gtndulittaaS , uDr.
BON bcn @nrlur5 oer 2ei6enbeitnfter 6irma
9lllorep RpbOe 4 Son, ?lr. $50, FtnntbIuantas
Mpcnlle, aus itatt, Vctietun9 p~rlpatlrt.
lJSE-ll
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UT. Sliuct Scmttcrp.

Giugans M 5repertf.9iunb.
Cots 5t b~erfarfcn inter leibfcu NebtIglngen.
Wer.auiSsl9ent u. 9. 9ulaneN.
Cams Gr. 505. Nriericdnsplha.
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Utlllutl.
Ser bcfonntc Nclu Uora
fer Gan5clrconcr Or. Forfbnrlt bat
lcttcn Sonltog bic 0clltld)ell dis Die
2cbrmeiiter Scr Melt ollf ocnl 8c-
bictc tiefcr llltD ernIter 8cboltfcll bilts
QcItcat. Son Or. FortblrIt battcl
mir oicie Inerfcnnltlt9 Der oelltlde1
@coonfenorbeit nid)t crlDortct. Ned)t
bat or ober hicsmnl, old) OartlL ooB
er ben, Geutidlcn Die 6ilbritng OH
mirtbihaftlidcl1 @ebieter 5ltertennt.
Gas ierbi6 dc &olf lit
friegslnitig, mcni9Itens bic Sdrclcr
int 9elgroo. 0oS Wtilit1r oogcgcn
lit, mic boS &obel mcloct, elncnt
Gric9e g1n5lih ob1clei9t, Gle aus
0en Wutopern 5urildgefebrtcll So.s
ooten ioger, oob tic 1e1lt9 gcbullgcrt
bGtten llno feline 2ltlt b0ttcll, III CT
llenl &rie9c weiter 81 bungern. va
olio!
Ser in lester 3cit D piel
ocllal1lltc SbcrIt Stclpnrt crb0lt cine
monotlihe Fcniion pou 400 Collars
nno brolld)t iid nid)t mcbr NIT Tor.
gelebten uno llnter9ebencn hcrllnt5lie
Sonfen. Sflucr loatc ihnl Del. Abs
ldieo ats Der 9lrmec nidt perocn.
&unnertturienbe miirben iid) ger't
nit eiller Sobrespenlipn polt $500
Collars sur Hl1he iebell.
Sir sic Ibgcbronntcu
in 9onoleid)it1en lit III Gc!ltldlono
cine Miaion Warf onigebrad)t nor
ben; fir ben 8rafen Zeppelin lcd)9
Miaionen. alio iieben Wialonclt III
meniacn Wonnten obne groBe I9lta'
ton. 9tae Nd)tung Dor oleler Sel.
flung.
Gin rcpubI FAM d c $
@lott oes @eltens b%ebollptct, oaB elil
arie9 ouf Der 9nlfon-Solbtnlel DIE
GrlpGblrng Soft's 5llr Notblpellolg'
felt nlodc. 9os lit obIuroc So9lf.
@os aebt inns Gin &ricg onf Dem So!'
ful1 an?
Ser S@erfcbr ont penn
0oiier @ilbelms& NOR BET gllf-
Iteallnq bes aonnl-E rojefts ollT 49,
000 S6ific i'm Sabre onacl1ommetl
moroen. Sic 3obl Der Sdl1te lnilroc
iebod, bolo iiber idpritteh. Slt 1870,
bent Sabre ser Groffnung, betrilg olc
@elornmtSobl Der ben aonol befab'
reuben SAiiie 9305; i'm Sabre 1891
34,99S Sdiiic nit 6,423,441 Sonflcll
Gornlgebolt. Die 3abl Der Cont
pier, rueldc ben &anol burhflbreh.
betrug 1891. Geutihlono mar all
Dem 8eion,mtperfcbr nit ST Fro5ent
betheiliat. Iie Ginnobnen an @c'
biibreil b~eliefen iid altf 2,S71,2oC
Marf.
4m 10. Sftpber, al D II d d)'
item Wontog. ioll Die &oiebrosHelcr'
patton III Siib.0 ofota in SeinItuttel1
III ic tG0 ader all Iniieoler perlpol1
meroen. Gie Heierpotipn ulnfaBt ct.
mo S2S,0O ader. gibt olio iiber 5000
nelle SeimitGtten. Dos 2nn5 bot Ell
ncn Nertb Don 20 biS.30 Collars PR
ader. Tainit feline Illrd)ltedereielI
,s Il,
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unDpn.Gnrf.Scnlctcrn

Sircau: Tr. u, Scit.saratusa.Strafe,s nth
Sanpt.Ginsang: Srebsrifs Npao.
geardbnibp!1te bon 500 an inter beiidHeiget
mcrocn int Grctbbauo am 5nlpts@ingang ges
fiinoeil. Infer g9ent iptrb, tperin eeipiinfht,
ooriprebcn. (o2-)
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WnItimore, Z. Siiober 10U8..
Nnct bnrui iutcrel'iricl Eerfofcn miro bter7
NIT 9iadDrjdt ert6eilt, oab Der Staot Snecrtellr
am 6. Sftpber 1908, ME cS ourb ben slbiflttit
81 s, Nr.ifcI As, bcS &alttmorer StantsGnbcr
bon 1898. p~ertorgt miro. ben erfldrenoen. Rlail
Rilai.ertng uno OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Der 5iric.
Strafc, bon Der Giioieite Der Document StrdBc
bis 6ir 9tnrofeitc Der WlcGlocrrps Strube, III be
fem &iiredu biricrle9t bat.
S(Gc naool bcriibrtcn 4crfoner iirlo bcret)
tiat. inncrbnlb 80 Iagct, bonn Sailttt oielet
9toti5 an, int Baltimore Stahtneriht hltr6
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