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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-08-20
SOf0leS.
Die Sanmlluoaernte.

9ie y@alpeiton Stems" bot ibren
5meiten 9eridt iiber Die 8altrnwoa=
ernie IN Seras ulo Sflaboma per=
offentlidt. Ser 9eri6t giebt ben
3ultano Ser 9anmmole om IA.
@ueuit mieoer uno tit auf Die Mit=
teilungen BON iiber 600 Sriginal-
&orreiponoenten in BEN peridieoen-
item @egenben unieres Staates ullo
Sflaboma's BIN 5uiammeagelteH.
Nad oieiem Seridt nun iino Die
Musii6ten ouf bie 8aumlpoaerrte
in nrlierm Staate aueenblidlid I'm
1875 8ro5ent better als UNI oielelbe
Set oes letten Sabres uno boben
Iid felt Dem Is. SUM, an Dem Der
erite 8eridt Ser rNetus" peroHcnt=
Iidt pnroe, enti6ieoen gebe6ert.
gu6 in Sflaboma, no Ser Stano Der
grnte am Is. Suni elm iebr idled-
ter NOR, baben ii6 Die 8erbaltnilIe
gebeiiert, bod bleiben bic @rnte-aus-
iidten BORT biltter oenell oes lebten
Sabres nod immer Inn aabe5u 5lpei
Yro5ent 5urid. @epflan5t 1T IN
Seras Dies Sabr I'M 2.70 Bro5ent
mebr gaumipoqe als lebtes Sabr,
in 9flaboma oaeegen I'm etmas iiber
5pei 8ro5ent meniger.
Sim 9eiten itebt bie 8almipolle
i'm mittleren @eiten ltnleres Stoates,
bort 1ino bie MISUNDERSTANDING
auBeroroentli6 giinitig gepeiel1. SIN
Noro=Siten bat Die 8aumtooae ull-
ter Negenmangel ltno beiBelt @illoen
gelitten; es iinh bort biele gpas ab-
gefoaen. Sn einigen @egenoen ba-
ben alib ugon @orm" u1o u8on
8eepil" S6ooen angeri6tet, bod
lit es oanit nibt i1liinm, bas @et-
ter mar 5u troden. Mebr Sdaoen
bat oas ltnge5iefer i'm Siioen oes
Staates, mo es baufieer eereeltet
bat, getan, Defenders in oen SlllB-
nieoerunsen, ben Bottoms. Mud
tit bort in iolden @egelnoen, oie iiber-
l6nemmt maren uno IN oenen 1lell
gepflan5t peroen muBte, Ser Stollo
10 ipie 10 Elm iebr maBiger.
SIM Siioneiten bes Staotes iillb
Die gon=8eebil e6enfaGs aufgetreteti,
bod lit Der bon ibner allgeridtete
S6aoen nur m einigen iperigell
Counties ein beoelltenber. @ebnli1
iiebt es aud int Noromeitul oes
Staates aus, oo6 l1eint Ser Sda=
BEN, Ben oie 8pG-@eepil bort all-
geridtet baben, allsemeiner SIT fem.
SIN Norooiten uro i'm Siiben oes
Staatessiit oie Gr1te INN cine Big
orei 8oden meiter fortgeidritten als
lebtes Sabr UNI oieie 3eit, in Sen
meiiten an0ern @egenben lit iie Inn
cine Bis orei @oden binter oerjeaigen
oes lebten Sabres auriif. gis nod
Dallas gountp binouf batte mai
am IA. Miiguit nit Dem u9iden" be-
gonnen. Mus pielen @egenoen fom-
men &lagen iiber Mangel an 9frbei-
tern.
@ielfo6 beridten sic &orreipolt-
oenten, oaB Die Sarmer iofort per-
faufen. @enn 1ie einerl artnebIlbarerl
Breis befommefl, 10 fam man III
men Dos, na6 Dem &einfaG bonn Ieb=
ten Sabr, ni6t ber6enfen.
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Mmf, gum Sample.

Mnf gum Sample! Set geriiifet!
Sebt Der Srei1eit 8anner bpdji
@ie aud ituIs Der 5einb fidr briifet,
gu beiiesen lit er bph!
Mit Ser 9nmmbeit freilid faupfem
Glitter oft perseblif s,par.
Odd bari bas ben Mnt ridlt bintpfeu,
Sm benz 2ampf fiir's @ed)t, TO flar.
5rei gebpren, fret er5pgen,
2attpfen mir fir mnier Nedbt,
6aben ME bas &nie sebpgem,
Srentber Sdrnae feiger &nedt.
Wag aud 1tnperitan6 sutueilen
JinDen fur5et SiegfS 0etuint,
Gge MIR sn Gitbe ellen,
Sleibt gernnnft buf Siegerin.
Mematb brandem mir su frasen,
Was bier NedDt, mas t1nreft iei,
Seller f1nnen mir es fagen,
Wir finb @ifenbe nnb frei.
Sebem s5nnen mir bas Seine;
Was ct t1t rnb laifen ,pill,
Srtng' CT NIT i6 felbit tnfs Geine,
Spd) bet Mnbern idutes CT itia.
Wtit iih ielbit iua jeber rinsen,
unn erprpbeit, mas er fann,
Senm es stert ppr aaen Singen
Selbfbeberridnng jeben Wann!
gaRt tns benin bic Glider fiiaen,
gtf benz eolen gone 9 tarSter,
Wt1ge iih Der @nnid erfiiaen
Den mir babel b~rinsem bier.
5ret1eit mar bic ff5nfte @abc
Die has Sarb ms brafte bier;
Nte p%er5idten, bis sum Grade,
@ulen anf bieielbe mir.
9erent benz Mnferbmnbe,
Der bic 5reibeit murbet bier,
Wir erfdmfen ibm sur Stnnbe
Ster tn taierem Spne star 8ier.
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meroen oiirften, muB ou6 ol1f bas
@ei6aft I'M IGgenleinen belebeno
mirfen.
3u olle Dem fornmt ober nod ein
o1oerer @runo, Der Die Gileabab<
rell gum Mbmorten beItimmt. Cine
ollgenteine ltllo einbeitlide Grbobung
Ser Sradtraten fon1te MIR our6 ein
llebereiltfontmen 5mii6en Sen per<
idieoenen 8a6nen berbeigefiibrt mer=
Sen. @iltge iebe 9obn fir lid por, 10
miibte oas cine bei1oie 8ermirrung
gebefl, oie ni6t MIR fir Dos allge=
meine 8l,blifum nit 5ablreideu In
onnebmlidfeitel1 perfniipft mare, ioll=
bern oll6 Sen 8obnett ielbit gum
Nadteil nno S6ooen gereiden miiB=
te. Nhin tit ober Ser Ibi6luB zines
lolden ltebereinfommells bltr6 oas
Sherman @eieb perboten. 3mor bat
befallntli6 gralioent Goolepelt oie
Nmenoierulle oes @eieses oabill emf
pfoblen, BOP Sen @ilenbabnen ltll=
ter gemillen %ltmitanoen eeitattet
meroen iole, ii6 be5iialid Der Ga-
ten llnter iid 5n pe%ritanoigelt. 9ie
4menoierung lit aber nibt erfolgt,
nno 10 longe oos @eleb beltebt, nttlB
es our1gefiibrt meroen uno miro
oub ourdeefiibrt merben. 9as nil
ien Die. Serren acknowledgement
genalt, lno oos bot ebenfals oo5r
b%eieetrogenb Tie einItpeilen BON Der
Sra6traten-@rbobung abieben 81 loi=
ien.
Die Soltung oergiienbabnen IN
oieler MneeIeeenbeit lit aus mebr
ols einem @runoe nit Sreuoen gu
begriiBen. Cine Grbobullg ser
Sradtraten eeraoe IN iebiger 3eit
bate acknowledgements atf Dos Sc
i6aft ldbnteno einpirfen 1tno mobl
altd1 cine meitere @ertelterung Ser
9ebensmittel berbeifiibren milifen.
9ann mare Die 4r1gelegenbeit, obipobl
iie an iif nit Ser Yolitif nidts SIT
tnn bat, ii6er in Die aan1poglte
biteinge5oeen ul1o onf beioen Seiten
mobl als i~torenoes Moment empflln=
ben fporoen. @ie oie 9i1ge iebt
liegell, fam Der &f ulein
ouf @runo Der 8erionlidfeit Ser BEL
BEN &aitoioaten nnb oes G~eroicnites
ibrer glotformen ouseefobten mer=
Ben nilo 10 ioa es leinl
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Sn DRESDEN 1T Ser pierte n,5ll-
ternationale @iperonto-aongreB Of
fi5iea er0ffnet moroen. Sauieuo
Seilnebmer aus fait olel1 2ql1oern
batten iid eineefunoeil. Sod Der
formellen Groffnung uno gegriiBlllle
Der 9elegatell bur1 8ertreter Ser
&esierung uno Der Staot gelallgte ELL
pom aoiler an ben aongreB gclaIlo-
ter @rub CUR @erleiung.
Mnf Der gu gritiib=G Columbia
9eborenoen Sniel 8ancouper lillo
Balobranoe I'M @anee, oie mebrere
Der BORT liegenoen Srtidaiien be-
0roben.
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Sssr Dem ser Oefientlihfeit

Sn Dem ser Oefientlidfeit
ii6~ergebelten Sabresberidt Ser 9alr-
oelsfammer bon Sogen in 8eitfalen
lit cine Mitteil1ng entbaltell, Die
oleemeinem Sntereile b%egegllet. Gar
nod ermuntert cine 8eielli6aft in
B~bilooelpbia inouitrie1e Sirmei oes
@llppertoles sur Grrihtung Don ST.
lialen i'll Anlerifo. Sic gelpG9rt
ibncn midi mn foltenfreies @aul0nb,
ionoern auf ionitige @rleihterull-
gen.
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Gutter Stat.

Mrs. 90. 90. 9apiion, $40. 379
@ifforo gGpe, Gan Sole, Gal, iaet:
Sd miinide gum 8eIten aaer 2eiben-
ben, BON &opfpeb, 8ilioiitdt urlb
2ebertraebeit, 81 iaeen, bob in elmer
Slai6e electric 9itters mebr @ert
itedt, als in alien Weoi5inen, oie i1
ionit femme" @arantiert 51 baben
bel @bolpb 9reiB une 81. gobn &
60. so Gents.
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MIIerIei.

JtttSSL INbfat wv
mems Wartine8, Der init leiner Mut-
ter on Der Nocional StrnBe mpbnt,
Mittlpod abeno ipat nod @aule fam
nno, pie er es getDobnlid tot, our6
oas offene Seniter in letn 3immer
bineinlteigen nollte, puroe er BON Ell
mem ginbreder, Der ii6 in Dem 3in1=
mer befano, attgegriffen. Ser Monn
berlebte ibm nit einem Soldellmeifer
einen Sdnitt IN Die redte Sollo uno
entflob Damn. Cine Nadiudung er=
gab, oaB i6ts geitoblen NOR, Of
fellbar mar Der 9ieb iiberraiht NOR
ben, ebe er an Die Mrbeit geben
fornte.
Sic Boli3ei bot cine Mo35ia
auf Die libel berii6tigten @auler ser
@eltieite poreenommen uno einuno-
5man5ig neiBe Mdnner, iulige uno
alte, Derbaftet, bie ii6 in oieien
9auiern ltanoig aufbalten uno BON
ben Srauen5immerlt erndbren laiiel1.
Sober Der @erbafteten muroe i'm go
li5eigeriht init elmer Strafe bon
5ebn Dollars belegt. Die 8oli5ei lit
enti6lofienz gegen ole Serumtreiber,
iDeiBe unb idpar5e, Die nidt arbei-
ten uno feline iidtbaren Griiten5mit-
tel baben, energiiA bor5ngebelt,
gang ~beion0ers gegen oiejeniget, oie
ben gatl5en Gag in berrufenen 4nei-
pen uto beriibtigten S1ulern ber-
umlungern. anloB gu oieieln 9ieiai.
gungseifer bat ser SOB oes iunaela
Suerto ge9eben, Ser nenlid llad)ts
erldlagen Duroe. IS lit alb orin-
geno notfpenbi9, OaB Die 8oli5ei eil1=
nal eingreift. IS treibt .lid) alger-
blldlih cine gan5e Wenge meiBer ul1o
farbiger 8engel in Ser Staot berum,
Die nidts tun, aber INNER gut eeflei-
oct limo, itets oas groBe MauI auf
BADEN nno ben garl5en Gag in oen
Saloons Iiegerl. gs p1re iebr gut,
penn ben Subiiiten5mitteln oicler
Serridaften elm menia nadgefori6t
miiroe.
Mittmod abeno, 5piiden ii
nro II lbr, ipuroe 9arrp 5oiDfer,
elm junger Mann, Der ais eriter Glerf
N Der Sngenieursoffice Ser Soutbern
Baeific gabn angeiteQt lit, all Ser
Moams StraBe, gerooe Dor benz
9auie oes Itaotii6en @ef4ngnis-Muf
lebers 8at S'Sara, BON eilleln gee.
ger arlgefalen. 5opIer befono iih
anf Dem @eee nod Dem Sauie lei,
nes gaters, Der ebenfaas an ser
Moarns StrnBe pobnt, als Ser Neaer
aus Der 9unfelbeit ploblid, Dor
ibm olftaudte ltio i'm anpadte. Ser
yfeger rib ibm fein Saldenbuh aus
Der Saihe nlo ipoQte ibn1 audi feline
llbr fortnebnen, oo6 periebte 5otp-
Ter tbm eihen S6lag, Der i'm gu so.
ben mari. 6omIer fiel ouf i'm uio
periufte nun linn bas 9aihelbud)
tpieoer 81 entreiBen, ood ~felerte Ser
Neger 8fpei Sdiilie allf i'm ob. Sei6e
ali9eln orangen Dem iungen Malul
ms gein, troboem lieB err i%eilleit
angreifer nidt fobren. S6(ieblif,
ipitBte lid oieier ober oof 5a be-
freien nno madte iid), unter Witnab.
me oes Soidenbuds ulio 3uriidlai-
lung Der Biitole, 6ooon. Srot Scr
5foeifaden gerpunoung, 1T 6oluler
ntd1t idtper perlett, er ipuroe Iofort
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9ag arobe Samorr9Oioen seilmitteI,

9as groBe &rrbpiben Seilmittel,
Mnafeiis, Die gntbedung bes 9r. 6ilss
bee, bat Gnfpru6 auf Ben 3anen ubas
@nnoer bes Sa6rbnt0erfs" 10000
oanfbare 8atienten ieeten bies ei15ise
untrii9li6e 9dmorrboi6ene9eilmitte
nnb Die, fpeIde nmionft @af6mittel,
9alben uno innerli6e Wittel aitgetpcnbet
gaben, ner6en bns aneellebme @efIbli
altgenblidli6er S6mer5linberutg ntlo
Die ii6ere tSeilung 5t fpiirbigen piiien,
tpel6es 6urd Mnafeis eeipd6rt iperben.
Breis $500. 8roben fret. Srailco su@
geianot burd g. 9elttdbter & Co., 8og
2416, Stein @orf.
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Russian post Office on that account. He
replied rather sharply that it was not
necessary for any one to teach the Brit
ISM postal officials how to transact their
business and begged to remind Mrs.
Clarke that the best and only thing for
ner TO do was to conform to the regula-
tons.
Appeal to the King.
The correspondence was kept up for
several months and finally. after the good
lady had returned to Washington. she re-
ceived letter from the Right Honorable
Lord Stanley. postmaster general of Eng
land. informing her that he knew of no
way in which he could recover her money.
This was not the first time that par
ticular branch of the Clarke family had
been at war with England, Mrs Clarke
is Daughter of the American Revoiu-
ton, a Colonial Dame and all that sor.
Of thing. and her ancestors mt INTO
the revolution, the war of 1872 and all
the other scraps we have had with our
British cousins Hence the high and
mighty tone of the postmaster general
aroused her lighting blood, and she wrote
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,isad Mrs Clarke that the only way she
could recover her money was by sending
II to some banker or the consul at War
saw Poland where the Russian money
order service. for some obscure reason
49, &C. headnuarters She thought II
was queer way to do; 6u, s, invoked the
=, warsaw who. after making inquiries
returned the order. to her. saving that it
could only be cashed upon presentation
Nv the person in whose favor 1t was
drawn
home in the United States. this was a
little dificult to arrange. SO Mrs Clarke
wrote a long explanation TO the British
nos,mastar general. inclosing the order
and asking whether he could not discover
ar invent some means by which the money
could he sent back TO London and the or
der redeemed without compelling her
friend 10 travel all the way from the
United States to Poland and back again
She told him that she had been Informed
that. II would be easy to request the
postmaster of st. Petersburg. who had
the duplicate of the order. TO return it to
London. and thus cancel any charge the
British post Office might have against the
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Dispute Over Money Order.

Speaking of postal orders reminds me-
that we'll known Washington lady-and
In order that She may not be identified
will call her Mrs Clarke-has recently.
been In correspondence with king. Al
least she wrote his majesty Edward VII
king of Great Britain and Ireland and
Emperor of India. a lonS letter relating
her experience with his majesty's money
order service, and not only received =
very polite apology from Lord Kno,Iys
his majesty's private secretary but her
controversy with the British postal orr
cials was Immediately settled in her favor
with a letter Of apology and regre, from
that source also. All this goes 10 show
that the King of England knows his bust
ness and has influence with his admins
tration.
At one of the branch post Offices in
London Mrs. Clarke purchased a money
order on ST. Petersburg and sent i, 70
that city to pay for soma purchases that
had been made at her request The
friend TO whom II was made out left the
city before the letter came and IL was
forwarded TO her at Swiss resort The
friend not being able 30 cash ii there
sen. IL back TO Mrs. Clarke in London to
be redeemed. The officials at the branch
post Office in London. where it had been
purchased. identified the order, but ad-
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doubled nearly every ten years and
quadrupled every twenty years
AWARDS TO CADETS.
Graduation Exercises Held at Bethel
Military Academy.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
WARRENTON. Va, June j. 1908.
The commencement exercises of Bethel
Military Academy took place here Thurs
day.
The final address was delivered by DR..
w. NJ. Forrest OF the University of vir-
ginia. His subject was The Student S
Debt"
The scholarship medal was won by z.
S. Blackwell. jr.. of Virginia. The medal
for the best soldier in the battalion went
to A. e. Clohan of West Virginia The
Latin medal was won by W. Z. Weems of
Texas. The English medal went to Z. s.
Blackwell. jr.. Va. Mathematics to j. l.
Burns of Washington. Drawing to A. J.
Dalton, ir.. Virginia.
Commissions from the state Of Virginia
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letter to King Edward telling her story
as briefly as possible and expressing her
opinion of his postal service. She in
closed the postal order and said as her
money was in the British treasury she
would like to send the receipt also.
Evidently the letter was brought to the
attention of the king If not somebody
acted very promptly in his behalf. for.
as I have already said, the returning
steamer brought a very courteous ac-
Acknowledgement and apology from his
the trouble was evidently due to a mis-
understanding and had been referred to
the postal department for adjustment
And then the proud and naughty post
master general came down and not only
arologized for giving Mrs. Clarke SO
much trouble. but inclosed her a check
for the amount of the money order
Moral: When In trouble, write to
king.
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Whereabouts of River Men.

Capt. Ollie Crowder. master of the tug
William H. Yerkes. jr., is on leave of alb
sence in the city to receive medical at
tention for badly gathered hand. Capt
Crowder injured his hand several weeks
ago aboard the tug and an abscess de-
veioped from the injury.
Ashby Reardon of Alexandria is a guest
aboard the schooner Clara Eonnell on a
trip from Georgetown to Boston.
Stephen Cardela has been appointed
ticket agent and general storekeepar OF
the Washington and Potomac Steamboat
Company in this city.
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were awarded as follows: Capts George
G. Sydnor and n. Boddie Bum. Lieuts.
Colston LaBoyteauX, Henry ID. Hoffman
and w. Z. Weems.
Gold medals were presented 10 Capts.
Sydnor and Bum by their respective
companies. The competitive drill was
won by Company A.
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Increased Postal Business.

1t is often SAID that there is no better
Thermometer of the commercial and
financial condition of the country than
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The following table will show COM
parison of the number of packages re-
ceived by the countries named from the
United States by parcels post in 1901 and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-07

Ii you want work read the want col.
umns of The Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-07

the sale of postage stamps. and that is
strictly true. People do not write let
tiers as rule when they have nothing
to write about. and they write great
many when they can make money by
doing So The increase in the business
of the country may therefore be accu-
rately measured by the growth of the
postal service. and 1t will surprise any
one who has not studied the subject to
know that the volume OF mail handled
last year was twenty-seven times more
than it was fifty years ago.
The revenues of the Post Once Depart
ment from the sale of postage stamps
are thirteen times great as they
were forty years ago. ard nearly four
and a half times what they were twenty
years ago
The following table will show the de-
velopment of the service. as it gives
the amounts of revenue from the sale
of postage stamps. etc. for the years
named:
lSha Sl5..Jt,O.0
1877. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 27.:I;l $50
1891 .. ..........-. fs..b5t Ws'
1897 "a 7.,S ST.
1907 191 oO9 445
You will notice that the revenues have
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Use Of the Parcels Post.

The following table viii show a compar-
fson Of the number OF packages of mcr-
chandise dispatched from the United
States by parcels post 20 tho countries
named ir 1901 and 1907:
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New design. roll side. reed Go-cart,
with roll on back and dash. cane seat.
adjustable and reclining attachments.
fine stee! folding gear, large wheels
and rubber tires.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-30

ben, olld) iibcr Die Wtengc Ser l}otcn
mcld)e in llmluuf gcicBt mcroen fon.
nen. Seine I}nd)t mijrOc 0oulit iebl
itcigclL nod mcbr nbcr icinc Tcront.
uortlid)fcit. Die Nloridl Bill gebt
icbt on 0o9 Observation-Disclosures
@clhc9 Shifiol tic bier bnben miro
IGBt iid) niht porou5iogen. 9iC
g2iini6c ser @cihdit0lpclt, Der San.
6el9tummcrn iolltcn gcbort mcrocr
mo b0a Yrin3ip: .@ciunOcS @elo
iiir Die &crcinigtcn Stootenl" obcn.
al itchclt. Senator 60 6oucttc Bat
Gie NlOridr @iu ais fundamental Dos
crtig NeidiIOert, oob Tie ocn &(uiprii'
den oc9 lcgitimcn 8cidGite5 nid)t &c
litgc, mobI obcr 0cncn Scr SpcfuIo.
ton. GuS olcin iolltc gcniiNem iiC
I'M Snll9 %ob5utburL 5lrnlol I'M l(ntcr-
bnlt5 idon icit cinigcn Sobrcu elmo
Bill in ser SdlDebc lit, bic Don Dem
&oriibcnocn oc9 @GbrunQa-GomiteS,
GomIcr, ml3gcorbcitct morocn lit unO
ro3 Eroblcm Der qr0Bcrcn GloIti5itGt
nnlcrcr llmImti9mittcl iillonjuiiicns
id)aitlib SIT l0jcn lu6t.
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9SiQinut GrGuic.

IS itar6 am 27. Mars 1908. nm 1924 llbr
Murgeu5, nab l%ilgerer NrautUeit gSiliiam
aranic in ietnem ". Ge6crsiubre, g~eIiebter
Sutte BON Huliid N. StrGlle, Geb. Irulttn. 9te
Vecrhigung fiuoCt Miontug, HabmittnAs QbC.
bon iciHer ISo6ulIIg. III. 1870, Gitayturtb gtuc.,
ais itult. 8ciieguug prtOaitm arf Der "Haliiz
Qsni6ington, =. g., gicro Doyf. Troitbmg,
W(o, mo Cumberland, no, 3eitrngcn mo9eH
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Gtn cinun03m Gri.
ger S6neiOer, Der ans GllbluuO ein-
%0ctuonocrt lit bat lcbten SomltoG in
Nciu.S)orf ucrirht, ruIiiidc Metbo.
BEN III Nmcrifo eiu3uiiibren uno nit
elmer 9ombe sic propaganda Ger
Gbot 81 iiben. Ger 9lttcutGter Der,
itiimelte iid) obcr iclbit grdBlid) uno
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tcntnten IN 9enucr ultf Den ErieItcr
SEQ, i'll Gbico9o oltf ben Foli3cidcI
ooS III Nem-Dorf olrf Die Folijci; brct
I'M Souie mcni9cr @o6cn! Silpers
item bat troB icincr idrcdlidcn
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bat mir bcfoblen, c9 5il tbun!" Gic
Ncps2orfer Foli5ci miro ictt SIT
tbuu bobcn, INN tlnr5uItclcn, oh
nton e3 nit einem Gomplott 81 tblul
bat, oOer oh Silucritctn ouf cigcnc
6uult bunocltc.
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Ycfanntmud)nngen.

Wcrirnrltc Surberumge.el Nina chute, nit bcr
'Mllhriit nEropoia.S fur 9oUl for The gSdter
.Jaro" perleheft mo an Den pGonro OF
ylmuro5" Der Stdot Baltimore G%oreiitrt, peroell
bis MittuuGL ben 8. Ipril 1905, SorTnittuGs II
ll6r, i'm Niircuu oeS Observation-Disclosures, hntbs
bans, Baltimore. AJto., entaeGcn Nelumt1et tilr
Gieicrufla liiIo NbiicferlIta bon 10 oiel gSetds
ipbIcll. Die BON Der SSaiicrbebbroe tndbrenc ces
an Is. Ipril 1909 eroeroen Sdbres g~ebrundlt
meroeu mogen, gemi6 ben Spe5tftiationell, lpeIs
dc i'm Nitrcdu oeS 2SdlersS igentenrs int
HdtbbduS bon Baltimore, No, 5u erbdIten
iiuo.
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hcglnubiGtet Ebed. nuf cine Clearinghouse"
CANT in Der &6be bon $4,000, ae5p9el an
Srore ocS Wiuuors uno StnhtrnibS bon Nnltis
more, beplcitei ietIt Ito lptro bon bent ertolgs
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lenoen NiirqfdGft fir ole gelpitienbnfte Nisiilbs
rulG oeS lebereinfummens oem noppeIten
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ons 9eht Dor. irgerlo iucIte pocr ale Ingebote
81 oerperien.
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gSuiiersS ngllteur.
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Sn Scr itnlicn. den &c
putirtcntommer belt Der HcpuhlitG-
llcr @or5ilni cine Ncbe. IN neId)cr er
oilf Die @einbrcn binmics, oie ou$
OItreidEide @obnproisft olti oenl
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iei olti Dem 9olton nlr sic 9lpont-
GorOe Tcutidlono'S, oo3 Dor 5ebn
%ubrcn 0cn aoiitr nod Gonitontino.
pei 0cid,idt babe, mie eS i'm beiltc
nod Gpiru8 idIdc. Is lei notbpcn-
oi0, m Orient NIT HublnnO &o1b IN
Sono 5u gehcn. Ter Gonierpotipe
Gbinicnti bcrltbigtc oarorlf Die &um-
mcr iiber oo& oitreihiid)e @obnprn.
left mo lprud) Der Heaierung fir ibr
trclcS Scitbalten onl 9reibunoe ieinc
gncrtennlna ans. Sdon ieit Sobr-
5cbnten hat 9orS.loi aegcn Geuiid)'
lanO mo Scltrcid)z llngorn beflo.
mirt, ioooB i'm Hicmano mebr redl
ernit nimmt.
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Ius anoerer 2eute @out
lit gut Glcmen ihue-oerL Oentt bic,
icocr Moiiepcrmolter, u1o Die Wtoiic
mltb e5 bringcn. ltuO e@ gicbt 8ez
rid)tr, Die ioqen fSo uno 2Inlcn 0n5ll.
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0uubunsGarfsSc1nctc

SiireGa: Nr. 2t, 9Seit. Saratra 10. etrnne, uaS
Nanpt.fiugang, Trcocrids 9tuao.
Negribnibul1pe bon SO al inter bcitinotNft
gnift1t. Ghniitbluiner, Septnoc. @tlurifu Ct.
mcroen I'M Ireibbuu'e am Sn~upta@inaallp sc
finbeu. liner g1ent ipiro, iuenn acuiiuirti
bprfpreden. OBJ