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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-01-16

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feh5ebnnal borbeitrafte Wifbelminf
Winfler bate iib als Spesia!itGt ote
8eiteblung bon ainoern auseriudblt.
Die pierte Mbtbeilung bes 8esirfss
gsrihts bittirte ibr feds MOnate
Mrbeits6aus.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-01-16
Die 1eutfde &auSfrat. - Sattttars
41ttS6abe.

Oie uns porliesenbe <Musgabe
Der 3eitfdrift Die Deutihe 9ausfrai1
tit ipieberum cine febr fattlihe Nnnz
mer, an Reidbaltisteit uno Der Suis
fon angepabtem synbalte taun fh0nes
au benfen. Die fortfhpittlide Gnt,
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tiefere Sinn, ber Dem Blutte Al
@runoe liegt. finbet ieinen Qtusorud
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Sr baltes, ioipobl nah itt,terbaItenoer
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iino in oiefer Nlmmer atpei turae
Gr5dblungen, Der S9abgrdber@
unb rNeuiuhrsJ JIbenteuer auf elmer
Ingariiden pubta", gang allsrltebfe
Bei1piele bon retner trr0 babel BOD
lebr unterbalteroer Ghreibart. Mud
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bon pai7en0en tiinitlerif9en SlIuitras
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ibre Sn6iptSualitdt unb i9r, @treber
bas SA0ne u1b poetil9e au f0roern,
gu ettennen. Sir 6as @etniith miro
Mnregung gebra9t ourh Muu&reteu
fir bic 2eferinnen, jung arnb att.
uno geraoe 6urh hiefe MbtheiIunaert
muB Die ,3eiH9rift bei tbrenr Qeiers
treile einen feiten 9aIt gelpinnen.
Was Die prattif9en Qlbtkilungeu
fir ale mOgIt1en Sanbarbeiten, fiir
bic aii4e lrb fir Sen ulIqemeineu
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M6onnements 8eitellungen, BAG
Sabr nur so Gents, tperoen nah ipie
bpr in Der Office bieIes 8lattes ent=
gegengenommen, tpoielbf aud prokz
nunrnterrt aufliesen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-01-16
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Gtt 1eeIib. Die Gdubmus
MI Griebrirb Gubbe'1hen GbeIeute
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btr Gartenfrabe ipobnbafte sSrau
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ibrem Munne, benz bandligen Direfs
tor per bieiiSen Miidertfden @Ardils
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bisfgtn GliibIampenfubrit bei1Gftigz
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gr hsfonb fi9 I'm 2uboratorium Der
Jdbrit, als Elm GlasbebGtter, Der nit
elmer GBsnben JIiiffisteit gefiint mar,
eJplobirte. nobel Der 8ebauernsnerz
tbe burd glasfplitter i'm @eiidt arg
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9 rb en-. Bon einen1 traurigen
Wtr6ingniB tpurbe Elm 19idbriaer
Wer!6ufer bes &dufmdnns RnDrr bds
bier, Ramens Grid Wolff aus 0ob=
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BANNER beimfebrte, 0ffnete er {i9
3elbit bic Gifenbabni1rante, ba Der
3ug pprbei mar; aber Elm atpeiter
bisb.r berbedter 3ug erfabte uno tDbz
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nnb MoQnaarenlager Der @ebr. Map
1T uteberum in Jlammen aufsesanz
gen. Diesmal 1T nihts BON benz
ganaen Maarenlaser erbalten gez
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duf 60 bs 10000 Marf. Die Gnt=
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unb uaolsrmeiiter @hmerbero urb
fit Sic erite Qlbtheilunq Mbbaubez
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be feinShtpieaer1obn. Serr Dr. Strii=
binaz@torlus aum goriibenben bes
Ian6iD. Wereins glum qetudblt.
@erpifdfebmen. Ser i'm
Staatsforftbetriebe beYhdftiate Malb=
orbeiter Qubtpio W1onn aus Ruiez
ropsfen tpurbe beim ssdlIeu eirer
lySdh, INN rem fYiir,pnhen Wnum -
1ehlaoen. Ser Nerunaliidte blieb nit
aerfhmettertem @dGbel toot lieaen
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ten IN ben Gjrertaen Der Gtabt oelez
aen.n Mderorunbitiids unb befrieb
boau cine Hrennerei unb Nrauerei.
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-01-16

2eute, Die ale uno alIes iibertrumb<
fen tpollen, baben meiit gar feine
Sriimpfe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-01-16
@rokeertostenut 2saoea.

RarIsrnbe. Nah langem
0eiben irtfolge zines SdIuganfalles
1T aaufmunn gouaro prObft bier ssz
fforben.
8nbIingen. Ser ~ Sabre
alte Go1n oes Meinhdn0lers 5ris
sSennD fam beim Musbeber elmer
8runnenbeiMel au GdI. DurG bic
la4fdIlerbt fhtpere Dei1fI erAelt
er isinerline Werlebungen, an 6ertn
syolgtn ct perfhieben lit.
Wonn6orf. Sn Dem Slaarfe
0es aaufmanns @aggenheirn mat ,eitt
Jeuer ausgebroden. apeldts 6as Mns
tpeien Bis auf bic @rllromallern aers
forte.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1908-05-30
Train Stopped in Time.

Wenatchee, Wash, May 10
With roar that could be heard for
miles around, the waters of Lily
Lake came rolling down the Stemilt
Greek canyon, about five miles from
here, in flow that swept everything
that came in its way. Just before
it found its way into the Columbia
River, it washed out about ninety
feet of the Great Northern roadbed
just a few minutes before the Great
Northern Overland came speeding
along. The engineer on the train
seeing a man waving his arms fran
tically, stopped with such force that
the passengers were thrown from
their seats, but in time to avoid
what might have been one of the
Great Northern's worst wrecks.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1908-05-30
Bad Tornado In Oklahoma.

Woodward, Okla, May 11.-Sev-
eral tOrnadoes struck northwestern
Oklahoma yesterday evening, and at
least eight persons were killed and
scores injured. No list of the in
jured is obtainable at this time, as
telephone communication is entire
ly cut off from the storm-swept dis.
trict, and the only means of secur-
ing information is by stage. The
only town known to have been de-
stroyed Is Vici, where it is said there
is not a house left standing.
A horse was lifted by the wind
and dashed through the top of a dug
out, burying the victims beneath the
entire roof and the weight of the
animals body. Hailstones measur-
ing Is inches in circumference are
said to have fallen, doing much dam
age to property, crops and stock.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1908-05-30
EX-sHERTFF FOUND GUILTY.
Said to Have Burned Property OF
Ex-Congressman Williamson.

Prineville, Or, May 10.-After
deliberation covering more than Is
hours, the jury in the case of c.
Sam Smith, charged with burning
J. N Williamson's shearing plant,
brought in verdict of guilty.
Smith was sentenced to serve four
years in the penitentiary. Larkin
Elliott, his accomplice, also received
like sentence.
Counsel will move for new trial.
If this Is not granted, notice will be
given to appeal to supreme court.
This is the first case on record
in Crook county where a sheepman
has had sufficient courage to endeav-
or to cause the punishment of those
committing depredations on his
property.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1908-05-30
PORTLAND MARKETS,

Wheat-Track prices: Club sec;
red Russian, $50; bluestem, 92c;
Valley, soc.
Barley-Feed, $3.50; rolled, $27
Q28.50; brewing, $26.
Oats-No. l white, $3.50; gray
$27.
Hay-Timothy, willamette Valley,
fancy, $17; do, ordinary, SIS; East
ern Oregon, $3.50; mixed, SIC;
clover, $14; alfalfa, S12.
Butter-Extra, Csc; fancy, 28c;
choice, zoe; store, Ice.
Eggs-Loss and commission off.
19c.
Hops-19O7 crop, 4@51Ac.
Wool-Valley, 11@11hc n:
Eastern Oregon, 8Q13c, as to
shrinkage
Mohair-Choice, 17Q1Sc ID.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1908-05-30
Boat Over Falls With Three Men.

Spokane, Wash, May 25.-Swept
over the first falls in the Kootenai
River, three well-known citizens OF
Nelson, B. c., persisted and their
bodies are still missing.
The accident occurred at IL
o'clock yesterday morning, their boat
being picked up below the falls. The
victims are: John Sharpless, a vet
eran of the Boer War, and ex-Ser-
seant Instructor of the famous Cold
stream Guards; John Miles, an old
pioneer of the Kootenai district, and
young Englishman named Rich
mond.
The falls are situated II miles be-
low Nelson, B. G. None of the vic
tins war married.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1908-05-30
UNCOVER MURDER PLOT.
Spokane Prisoner Confesses to Shoot
mi Mrs. North.

Spokane, Wash, May 10.-That
Mrs May North, who was myster-
iously shot in the Montgomery Ho-
tel at Elk, Wash, on the night of
May 1, was the victim Of deliber-
ate plot to murder her, Matched in
cold blood two months ago by e. T.
Montgomery, proprietor of the no.
tel, whose mistress the woman is al
legged to have been for several years,
and his brother, II. NJ. Montgomery,
was admitted In the county jail by
the latter, who confessed to Chief
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Fred
G. Pugh that he was the hired as
sassin of his brother and that he
fired the shot which was intended to
put an end to the woman's life.
Mrs North, who is now in a Spo-
kane hospital, will probably recover.
No one is allowed to see her.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1908-05-30

Washington, d. c., May 11-Un-
der splendid auspices of patronage
and beautiful weather, the corner
stone was laid today of the proposed
home for the International Union of
American Republics. Flags and COL
ors of Fl American republics foated
in the breeze over the grandstands,
while the coats of arms of these
countries were displayed at many
places.
During the ceremony the flag of
each of the q countries represented
was hauled aloft by bluejacket
from the Washington navy yard, and
attached to a wire, and when the
last one had been placed in position
the group made line OF emblems
that stretched from one end of the
court to the otl r AS they were be-
ing hauled up the Marine Band
played strains from the national airs
of the particular country the flag
represented.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1908-05-30
Looted Land to Be Saved in Oregon

Looted Land to Be Saved in Oregon
Portland, Or, May 25.-To re-
cover $3.50 acres of the best timber
land In Oregon, valued approximate
ly at 100000. and stolen by c.
A. Smith, the millionaire lumber
man Of Minnesota, United States Dis
trict Attorney John McCourt this
morning filed bills of complaint in a
suit in equity. The defendants are
Smith, his financial agent Frederick
A. Kribs, the Mealey brothers, who
secured dummy entrymen and the en-
trymen themselves.
The methods by which Smith &C
CURED this particular tract, which is
In Linn County. were exposed in
"Looters of the Public Domain, -
written by s. A. D. Puter. king OF
the Oregon land fraud ring.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1908-05-30
Mondelrs BIZ Passes the House

Washington, D. c., May lily a
vote OF 1879 to "A, the House today
passed the Mondell bill providing for
homestead entries of 32O acres in
stead Of 100 on the non-mineral.
non-irrigable, unsuryeyed and nom
appropriated public lands in Colora-
do, California, Idaho, Montana, Me-
vada, Oregon, Utah, Washington.
Wyoming, Arizona and New Mexico
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1908-05-30
Cleveland Strikers Go to Work.

Cleveland, o., May 24.-By a vote
of $40 to 81, the striking streetcar
men decided to return to work as
new men" The result of the vote
which was taken was not announced
until midnight. The vote Is in &C
cord with the demands of the NUM-
cipal Traction Company upon this
point
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1908-05-30
ArHsHIP FALLS 800 FEET.
"a Persons Have Miraculous Escape
From Death.

Oakland, Cal, May ga giant
a,rship, on it's trial trip in Berkeley
today, rose 800 feet from the earth
before 10000 people, tilted, burst
and dropped to the ground, with its
crew Iof Is men, every one of whom
was injured. BY one of those pecu-
liar and fortunate chains OF circum-
stances which sometimes attend SEN
aational accidents, these 16 men mir
aculously escaped leath. None OF the
injured, with the possible exception
of one, is expected to die. Seven OF
them are seriously hurt, and nine Sc
verely bruised and suffering from
the shock.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1908-05-30
SEATTLE MARKETS.

Wheat-bluestem, sic.
oats-Puget Sound, $2S@2s per
ton; Eastern Washington, $3.50 20
per ton.
Barley-$24@25 per ton.
Hsy-Eastern Washington timo-
thy, SIS q II per ton; Puget Sound
hay, s10911 per ton; wheat hav
$3.50 per ION; alfalfa, SlOQ11 DER
ton.
Observation-Disclosures creamery. 24e
per 10; ranch, 1s9 zoe per No Ora
gon, 24c per 10.
Eggs-Selscted local. PFC ma,
doz; Eastern and Oregon, zoe Dor
doz.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1908-05-30
Fires at Crane and Kills Only Son

ST. Helens, Or, May 25-George
w Barger, creeping through bushes
last night to get a close shot at a
crane, saw something move about
where he thought the crane should
be. His shot was perfect. 1t struck
the object squarely, piercing it clean
ly through.
The target was Barger's only son
He lay there dead when his father
reached the spot, small hole in the
forehead, scarcely even bloody, show
ing where the bullet had come out
one in the back of the head indicat-
ing where it entered.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1908-05-30
Car Runs Away-One Dead. 20 Hurt

Gar NUNS aWAy-Uhe Dead, 70 Hurt.
San Francisco, May 25.-Two troll
ley cars colided at the foot of q
steep hill shortly after noon yester-
day, killing Henry Baer, a travelling
salesman, and injuring 20 other pas
sengers, one fatally and several seri-
ously The injured were taken to
st. Francis Hospital, near the scene
of the accident, where 1t is believed
all excepting child will recover.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1908-05-30
Train Wrecker Faces Death Pena,,,

Butte-LouLs Ferris, who dyna-
mited the Burlington Eastbound ey-
press here on the night of Nav
was last week formerly charged with
the attempt to wreck the train. Un-
der a statute passed by the last A..
sembly, the penalty Is death.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-03

Eodtcr 6e5 leBtcu 8oido3 bon I'M
garland lei, reiianirt er }um S6mcr5
Ser @eliebtcu iut0 l0Bt iih bon 0eHt
oItcn Grofen @ontonoD 5llm Solno
ten mprben. 3lliammcn nit S}upon
1tn0 Gttofur, Die li6 bon Dem liltigcn
g9crber fauqcn Gieben, jicbt or it oen
aricg mad 5ponien. Gort erlpirbt er
grobct JiubaL miro poil Qiarin Ibe.
rciia MN mirfli1 in ocr IbelitonO
er6obcn ulO reiht begliidt ieiner Soi.
ii Die @an0, mdbreno Nriena oub
en0lid) ibren Gttofor erbdlt.
Con ben uieIen reijenOen mltiifuIi.
idlen 0ulnmerll, melde Die 5ugfrditis
&c Spcrctte entbdlt. netncn mir oaS
3igeunerlie0 Der Saifi I'M eriten 2tft
un0 6a5 ltets beiubelte Guett pom 3D.
rinfop un6Goift Seer ms qetraut2"
i'm 3ueiten PIT. @oirj beIou0cr8 mol.
len mir nod 6arauf oermeiien, oaB
fir eiit itorfes Grdeitrr Gorge getra.
gen lit, 10 oaB aae gorbeoingunger
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-03
Ncucitc NlinaGmc uOH Tri, Grnilte
SdjInfcl0.

Nic 0nprrftc midi nidlf orh6rt hoNcll.
mao n@ohilrhrnS zine FIRE Gl1boItSs
NIr"ohe fnIGpn,
~ rrilhr Gmneinc,iidtcr 9i,pon
n6dtc orTn Sir NciifnlGrn oc5 Der
iTn0rrrn Worirfnn M iih brinoclt.
,mrN iIr6t EGnicria roh Ncu SGos.
S{,i nor,GlbG naTif9fl GofEr. oIs Dr. bor
nov, TcirNrn fIie6cn rnrEtr Won} nm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-03
Ole WaaitrDbrc.

Sl Ser 3citidriit fir 0elitide
8ortfori6uug i6reibt u. s. Mr..
nol0: Giner inter Den 5ablIoien
Spottnomcn, NIT oeueu groBit1Sti.
iher Mib IN gon5 europa ben lolltl-
6crlidcn un0 unpraftild)en GDlitl'
0crbut bclegt bat, fam bis ullf Ben
Gag ootirt meroen; mir lperben Dem
3elIgniB ltm 10 bereitipilliger 8lau'
ben id)enfen, ais eS iebr bal0 nod
%Nuffontmeu ocS 8orte8 nie0erge.
idrieben mllroe. ". Is. 0unoer,
ipGbreno oc5 GturmiobreS Sber-
2iciitenout ser @iener Notionnlgur.
oC, beri6tct III l%eiller umfdnglibeil,
ollrh oieIe 9%lngebercien beriidtigten
,GcnfiHrift iiber sic @iener Oftos
Der HepoIutiou" (iSi9) 9. 500:
.@dbreno MN go. Sftober 1S4S)
III Der Stollburg (oem Commando
Der Hationdlgar0e) uleS i'm gr0Bten
Nufrubr mar, logerte iiber Der ltitis
ocrittdt oumpfe Stille. Shon un
bieiem Gage Gormitta0S botte man
ole Siibrer Der Stlt0enten nit gu.
linOern lpeldc bon OieIem Nit'
oenblide on Den Ndmen r2GngItrob.
re" erbielten gele6eu.~ 9as @ort
lit l0n9lt nidt mebr oitf Oeitreidl be.
idrGnft. 9noere oItreidiide Sder5'
nomen fir Den Gplinber iino: nOfei,s
r0bren, Steften, Eoler, 9utter,
8lon5butten."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-03

fir cine in ie0er Ribtltng mrtitergiI-
tigc &orIteLung 8egcben limb.
User nod cinen gutcn StB SIT boz
ben miiniht, tbut gut, iid 10 baIO
ais m0glid SIT glbuugb's, Or. 109,
Npro.gbarIcsItr, Ill bemiibelt, 90
iouit notwithstanding oie beIten Stbe
bereit3 i0nmtIit pergrifien iein Oitri-
ten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-03

595, oeren G~erpiaigung id Nie3moI
nit mciuem &cto beIe9t bobc, Der
braltdt, eS mulBte obenorein nod ctnc
Gefi3it = Gill. oie $4,000 perpiQig
tc, allgcnommen perOen. On 1904
gob Die 2egislutur $t96,405.25 rno
in 1906 S196,S2t.3S aus. Sn oe1t
beiocn Seiionen batten 3uiammen
$4,000 geipart ner0en tonnen. Gle
Soften Der leBten 13 2agt5Iatur . 81.
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Gle nGbicago Nbenopop"
ldlreibt inter oerlleberifrift .3meier.
lei Hcdlt": Gb cine @oSgeieaifait Dor
0eridt fontnlt, ooet Oh elm .Solublt.
ftepcr" fonntt, mddlt III 0ieiem geiea-
neten Son0c ltad) luie Dor eiten gro.
ben llnteridie0, troB Der beritbmten
8leidJbeit Dor oem 8eiebe. Sin idllo.
9ett0eS 9eiipicl lit Der eben in einem
Hem. Uorfcr 8unoes9eridte entid)ieoe-
ne SOL ser Nep.Yorter .GonioIioateo
@uS Company. Ter %ehrenperthc
Nihter erflGrt oas 0eiet fir oerfai.
I%ltngSmi0ria iueldes Der beioaten 8e.
lcllId)d't oerbietet. bon i1ren alul6en
einen b0heren Ereis ais so Gents fir
ouS Salticno &ubitiuB 5u ioroern.
Gb9leih Dos nad1 0eul 8utod)ten Ser
berporragenoItcn unporteiiidlen Snd).
u%erltdnoigen NM uoh uielfdltiaer
profttldcr Grfabrnllg ein nid)t blob
ouSreihenoer, ionbern eit red,tlid1er
Breis lit. ertlGrt i'm ser Hidter fir
einen GreiS - beiBt oaS - Der 10
ltn3illGllglid iei, Dab ouourd Die 8e.
ieqIdoit eines groBen Grtrages aus
ibrem Gigentbunt berallbt lperoe, ipas
oallelbe lei, olS ueiln Tie ser Staat
oeS @%iBentbumS ielber beraiibe. 10
DAB nlio cine 8~erlebung oeS 8erfai.
lun9sgeieteS porIiege, ben13ufolge
Nicmon0 ieines Gigentbums berollbt
fueroen oarf, obne gehoriges Reflts.
periobren. Nientolto fragt nod &c.
borigem Hehtsuerfobrer, menn Der
Stoot ourd Social Option. ODER
GrobibitionSgeiete SOS 6eidGft oes
9rauer5 ODER Sd~anfiuirthes setItort
uto Den 8ertb icineS eieeniMams
bernidtet. Cher menn ournad ge.
frngt miro. 10 Iautet bic rid)terlid)c
Nntport: Gas @eiet oeS Staates lit
0nS geborige Re6tsneriobrenl 6iiblt
ieooh cine @aSgeielihoit, cine Stra-
Benbobn.@ eieqi9uft ODER ionit cine
groBmGdtige Corporation fid) in it,
rcn (tuirflid)er ober oernieintlid)enl
@igentbumSreflten gefrdnft: - ia
lit bic 4ttttport Sutlfer Merutbers:
So, Bauer. oas lit goii5 mas aitoers!"
Yaiie snr Mciie in's MnslanS Re.
f,rok Gc 0lcscc He AfO ~ Ol~TH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-03

Ole n8ermantos2ogc Nr.
I" oeS Greens Ser nSerntonns-
S0bnc" belt geitern in Seirridl'5
Sale, Or. I mo 8, berl. 6reoerit,
gpemte, lire p6dentlide Seriumnt.
hing ob, in meld)er 4rdlioent 6ran5
@roiIer Sen GorIiB mo SefretGr g.
@einrib oaS ErotofoQ iiibrte. Cine
9lbreduuna iibcr Sen lettbin perall'
itaItetcn @uu ergab ciner gltten petit.
nidren grioGg. Die ginlooungen OeS
nBocabontoS Stammcs Der Totb.
mGnnner," Ionie oie oeS nGarroaton.
Nrbeiter . MGnnerdorS" nlroen au.
qcnommen uno iooann Toutinege.
ihGftc erleoigt.
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@artielO's Sotidaft.
Sas lcttc pffi5ielle 2ofmmcnt Ses
GoaprrEcnrs 8arficlb.

Or riist Die ieiuer Reinan5 nab i'm
Senat uno 9au9 berritenoe Der
i%hweuoung. - gu pieIc Glcrfs
uno arbeiter peroeu an0qitelt,
Iogt CT. - IQerbano Heform.
8orIdIGge -OeS ausideioeuoen
8ouperneur8. W%arplano'S
Sdul0cn. - 9ireftc Gerlpilli'
gllngen iiir sic NuItern = &oIi5ei=
1SIotte. - Webr Raum iiir Srrs
iiunide uotbnen6td.
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e ch m M"

Ser GeIongperejn oGidenitamm"
iibte geIteru Abeno III 3rn. auguit
9ltoorT'S &olle an Softer apenue,
nobe Der ;. StrdBe, 0igbIarotopn,
umtcr 2eitumg icine$ Giri8enen Eroi.
$. ariippel Ole Gbor D&pinn',
ipinn'." Ger Siu9ihtnoe iol9te cine
frr5c @eifGitSiibung, in melder MIR
Houtincgeiddfte 5lr grIcolgung
fan1ell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-03

Yaiie snr Mciie in's Ansfano Re.
iorst 6. Haine, Nr. Ala, Cff.galti.
mpre'S tr., uaBr Gritsm 3onie Ms<.