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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-22
KNOCKOUT BLOW
MAY BE FATAL
10y United prss.)

LONG BEACH. Cal. Feb. - p
Al. Cooper. young msehinist
knocked out b. Jimmy Davis Ia
the fourth round Of a boxing con.
test At the San Pedro Athletic ciuh
week ago. IL tn serious eondi.
ton from conrunslon 81 the brain.
II Was Coopcr's first fight He WAS
severely punished. but apparently
recovered from the knockout Two
DAYS later. however. he went to bed
aud his condition has grown stead
ily verse
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-22
YELL FOR BRYAN
Icy United Press.l

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. a.
olive us Bryan was the cry OF
nearly all out of town members at
the democratic state central com
mittee which met here this after.
noon TO fix the place Of the next
state convention. Opposed to them
Was McNah's faction. not 80
strong on It's avowed intention OF
supporting the Nebraskan. Repre-
sentatives OF the "lroquois" club
we're ON hand to make vigorous eff
forts to control the apportionmeni
Of delegates.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-22

feet from the ear but managed
70 foin the pair on the car.
they we're In the cold water for
fully ib minutes before their ctica
smrs heard. and some man. who
aid not give hfa name, threw down
. rope. to which they clunx until
he could get 10 them in a ros boat
They we're hauled 20 shore. sui
fefing keeply with the cold. and .
passing Automoblls took them back
10 Georgetown
Woman Injured.
The woman. overcome b. cold
aud exposure. was unconscious
when she reached 0@orxetoNn. and
remained In comatO.e condition
for several hours II IL feared ahs
has suffered greater injuries than
the first examination disclosed
Bakers hack was sprained. and
IN b~d at the Colonnsds hotel.
First sv and Pine A., this morn.
inx lie waa scarcely able to talk
because OF pain
The car. which vas 8 red Ma
tional. was nearly wrecked II was
foot under water this morning
when Officers Peyaor ard spisr.
detailed from headquarters. vent
60 Investigate The tide had re.
eedcd aud left part % It's canopy
exposed The front ard rear
wheels Of the left side Of the car
we're submerged In mud Some
person had preceded than and tied
the car TO strong pile with a
cable II vas raised by pile
driver this afternoon.
Baker was formerly employ cd
as chauffeur BY O n Marsolais
vice president Of the Joseph "
Thomas Real Estate company. IA
showing prospective buyers about
the city lie IL "a years Of age. a
Tenness~can. and. according 10 MIR
Marsolale. was reliable and
steady driver The car recently
became the property Of the Ma
tional Auto q Garage company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-22
ORGAN RECITAL.

DR.. Frank Wilbur Chace will give
an organ recital at the First Pres
byterian church tomorrow after
noon at 4 o'clock. Alvin Gillett. the
popular baritone. will assist.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-22

,.s,,ek y PURCELL 81 Frank +
-, a he r. better known 10.
NJ ~he Ia At The present time
-. h.seand OF tWo Wumen, accord
=. !. eourt records. faces a Grim
~ s...s.ention on 4 chafEc of per
49, even should No criminal pr
W a,ngs al a charEe q hiEamy fol
81 ~ mauiAse a. Mrs Martha
~,s.,sst Kan Dc Nanteg widow oi
49, ate state senator A l. Van
De vanieF -. ,..i .,,,.,tne
s..sssai cuarts contain aindAita
.ss<h purcell sWeafs % taetk
-s'.s are absolutely contradictory
:. =. sfrdavlt Purcell states On
~ - nat be il a leEal resident
- ssa,e a Washinsion la an
49, sffsdavit he sWears as psael.
,s~sls hat he l. legal resident OF
~ state II Illinois.
lsoss -snferd 70 Act.
mi. state Of affairs has baen
80 d he attention 81 Judge
us.so.a Of the federal court aud Il
:. ..asr.seca that within a short
49, ms court wlli take evidence
= d he truth or faisisy Of these
.sfsaaxIss In ans event. Il - de-
slsrsa nat the alleged murhlA
~.,,sed man cannot escape erin
MAJ prosecution.
rasrelfs dilemma arises from
,xs suits 10 which he appeared a.
n,snrsnai. In the one salt be OBJ
..ineA ! divorce frctu MARI Y Parz
- he seasan whem b. "a sad
= nave married IA Ireland IN issA
ms vas default ease In the iceai
s.,..rsas eeart. In his affidavit.
Purcell testified that he Wa ieEal
r<slaeas Of Tits state
Il annthsT action oroaghf ~ %"
Norris safe 4 Lock 60. OF this
d. aEslsst Manganese Steel safe
r. sna Frank \. Purcell then is
uens d recover $50 eco damagea
Purcell. IN order 10 hAse the case
w.sosea to the federal court AZ
wx,ea and made an affidavit "a the
sf.@et thar be- Was = ieksl resident
q rhs state Of illlneEs THIS vas
<ure IN order 10 prevent a jury
trial
Recerds Prove periary.
II lsa fact that this condition
ealz.s zzld ". G SeFfis. manager
d ne Merits Safe s lseek Co. this
rnrzsaK The records are Ia the
ruarf DO not carr % discuss the
atsaflpa. bat the matter has been
tzil<d . the attention al the fed.
ezl euurt. which ] understand. f.
ss~ preparing 20 make an investt-
u',on.
TIE fact that Purcell was sctn
s;iy MARRIED 10 Mrs Van de- Waiter
b csnftFmed IN Telegram fFpm
Astoria. Ore. The noaft records
sh<rs show that CO January 81
his year Patrick ? PARCEL. Of
Nes York and Mrs 4 T Van De
vSstes. whose residence II given
- San Francisco. NeFo married ~
NE 0eetdentai hotel. the ceremony
t<ing performed b County Judge
Tr~nchzrd Mrs Van DE- Narfer'a
fFsends have chung 70 the belief
that ihe.report Of the marriage was
premature and that 20 ceremony
had been performed Confirmation
q the wedding has led 10 auiversai
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-22

Neither Purcell nor the woman
whom be last took as ~ wife In
astoria can b. found. None Of
their friends appear to know where
they are Several reports reached
the city today that the couple are
stopping ~ Lake Crescent An
other report has them secluded In
California L II generally believed
that Mrs. Fan de- yAnfer L. still
Ia Ignorance Of Pnrcelia supposed
dupiicity
The deputy shcyiffs aru Watching
every aseuaa which would give
them a eleu 10 Pureelt.n where.
shcnts. but up To late hoar todaY
they had been stiii unAhls to serve
him with the divorce papers in the
suit instituted by Mary A. Moss.
whom he - alleged 10 have mar.
tied In Bo.tun Ia iscs. under the
naula Of Pierce J. Moss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-22

The county slate framed b. the
organization supporting the cart
didBcY of John u Miller for mayor
has already caused considerable
dieaenaion In the republican ranks.
The combination with Heifuer,
which was exposed by The Star
last night. has brought q storm Of
protest from Republicans all over
the elty. aud the managers Of the
Miller campaign are having a hard
time explaining just Why Goddard
should be made the sacrifice TO
the Miller campaign.
Stirring Up Trouble.
The fact that a slate has been
framed for the county ticket next
fall IL also stirring up considerable
trouble among various aspifants
for county offices II is a we'll.
known fact that Under the direct
primary law the candidates for the
numerous offices are multiplied
and there afe q number OF KeHub-
iiean aspirants for county offices
that are asking the right OF the
Miller organization to enter into
combinations and pledge the sup.
port Of Miller 10 any particular
faetlon I'm the fail election.
Ten Candidates for Sheriff.
Already there are not less than
ten candidates foe sheriff who have
announced their intention OF run.
ming for that office. Just why 4.
] Smith. q resident Of IssaqHah.
should have been placed on the
Miller slate for sheriff has not
been satisfactorily explained TO
the other candidates Jim Agnew.
who IL considered IN some circles
az a formidable candidate for
sheriff. II excrtinR every effort to
have this slate broken 10 far as
the sheriffs office il concerned.
but 80 far no definite action has
been taken 70 change the arrange
ment.
tsnew Displays coolness.
Since bis action OF several days
ago. in giving instructions 10 the
employees 81 the county auditors
office TO work for Miller failed 20
bring the desired results, Mr.. Az.
new has displayed considerable
coldness in regard 10 the municipal
campaign The Agnew campaign
Is allied with she candidacy Of v.
G. BFier for county auditor. and.
as both men have always been ma
chine politicians in the past. they
are naturally very anxious 10 Sc
cure a place In an organization
that IL already framed for the fall
election. BrieF has been given 20
understand that the attitude of the
Miller organization on his candi.
dscy will depend largely on the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-22
TEAM -
MISSING

A team of horses belonging TO
the Montana Street Min company
were either stolen or ran away
last night
The horses are iron gray. and
weigh about 800 pounds each.
The police have been asked to
assist IN the search for them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-22
HUGHES URGES PROBE OF
MONOPOLISTIC POWERS
BISHOP sArTERLEE DEAD.
fsy United Press

4 WASHINGTON. Feb. a.
q The RI. Henry Y. Sat,s rice,
4 Protestant Episcopal bishop
4 of Washington, died early this
= morning from grippe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-22

The woman Who brought "a liaht
Pnrrcirn supposed duplleity Ia 20
day completely Frustrated and yeFY
iil She has been taken IN charge
b a iifeienx friend aud has been
completely secluded from posaible
visits until she can BE restored to
her uormal condition Even this
newspapers are kept from hrr and
In conversations with those around
her no mention whatever Il made
81 her faouhle. Mrs. Mos vas ~.
moved from the iiaFkeF hotel yes
trrday aud her address Is only
known Co hnf attorney. HENRY W
Lung. and 70 = few intimate friends
The fact that Purcell lived with
the woman vho IL nos suing him
tot divorces after he had obtained
divorce from the Irish wife. a.
though he had married the second
woman while sise first wtfe was set
living and uudivorccd. makes Mrs
Moss. or Mfs. Purcell. a. she was
known here. hts LEGAL wife. This
f. said 10 be IN line with a recent
decision 81 the supreme court, SEd
the plaintiff in the pending case
has. according 90 local attorneys.
LEGAL rights IN court proceedings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-22
DEFEAT WOULD BE BLOW
LAW ENFORCEMENT
tstttttssssssst
PLOT IS uaEARTsEo.


= LISBON, Feb. 22.--Thc po-
= lice have seized papers dis
= closing another rcgicide plot
\ in process Of incubation. The
\ conspiracy IL attributed to the
\ BLACK Cross Society" a reyO.
= lutionary body including mem.
\ bera OF ariatocracy and high
= officials. determination OF
\ the dynasty ia contemplated
, BY the society. Many arrests
b have been made quietly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-22
FRIENDS
BECOME INDIGNANT

Ing persons. aud that II viii be i'm.
possible for such persons - filing
ON the lands 20 secure them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-22
Grand Master rendered Bsnqus,

WALLA wALLA. Feb. 22.--Ralph
g. McAllister. Of Seattle. grand
master OF the Masons Of the state,
was given a banquet In this city
last evening, following a Joint meet.
Ing OF the two Blue lodges.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-22
KETCHELL
WINS
The Fight Lasted Only
0ne Minute and Eighteen
Seconds.

BULLETIN - Stanley ke,ehsl
knocked Mike Twin Sullivan out
after one minute and 10 seconds Of
fighting snls Afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-22

! The WEATHEH-FAIR ToNioHTi WARM.
I 'EH. SUNDAY FAIR soUTHEAsr BREEZE.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-02-13
|HOWley &O'Brien.
0 Center 81. Mead Building.
RUTLAND. Il! VERMONT

The Willing Workers spent a yer,
enjoyable afternoon with Miss Mabe
Taylor last Saturday afternoon.
The w. c. T. L. will meet on Sat
uniay at 2;Dp. N. with Mrs. II. n
Shaw. A large attendance is desired
-Snbieci OF Sunday sermon Baptist
church Renewal vs.. Revival Sunday
evening who are Wise and Who are
foolish'n
Mrs. VIM. w. Bennett and Miss
Clara Hanaman are visiting friends and
relatives in New York city and Morris
town, N. j.
| News has been received OF the sud
den death al a hotel in Greenfield,
Mass, Of Miss Sarah Snyder, former
resident Of this place.
The Rev. 4. S. Morey and wife
who have been suffering with a very
severe attack Of grip for the past two
weeks are slowly improving.
Rev. and Mrs. X. c. Soaring of
Scottsville, n. T., were in town Sun
day and Rev. Mr.. Soaring again off.
ciaied in Zion church.
Last Sunday evening Mrs. Abby
Colby, Geneva Towne and Georgia
Frisbee were received by Baptism into
the membership of the Baptist church
DO not forget that-.the Masonic
District Meeting is 10 be held Thurs
day night and that the presence of all
brethren in good standing is requested.
The ladies society OF Zion church
with 81. Margarets Guild will serve
supper in Union Opera House Friday
In sllrMasnns usho ~map assa"a ,ha
Masonic meeting.
The pulpit Of the Methodist church
will be filed next Sunday morning and
evening by the Rev. p. l.. Dow of Rut-
land, Presiding Elder Of the Burling.
lington District.
The lth quarterly conference will
meet at the NJ. 4. parsonage on Satur-
day afternoon at 8 O'Clock TO consider
such business as shall come before it.
Every member OF the body is earnestly
asked 10 be present.
Rev. w. H. Bamford, of jefferson
vile, Ind. has accepted the call made
by Zion Church 10 become its rector
and il is thought that be will be with
his people here either by the first or
second Sunday in March.
The young people of the Baptist /
church will give social at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jonn Sqnires this
Thursday evening. All are cordially |
invited. All who wish TO go from the
Center are requested to meet at the
yestry of the Baptist church at ]
o'clock. Those at the Depot at the
Inn.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-02-13
How Savings Banks Compute In
tcreSt,

Most Vermont Savings Banks place
deposits on interest the first of the
month, IL made before the 9th. II
made after the 9Th, they draw from the
FIRST Of the following month.
The Hyde Park Savings Bank has
always paid interest from the begin
ming Of the quarter on deposits made
before the middle Of the quarter, thus
giving and taking exactly alike.
On deposits made now or at anytime
before February 18th they compute in
teresi from January LIST. Those made
between February 18th TO Nav 18th
draw interest from Aprii LIST.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-02-13

Aliens Foot. Ease. a powder. II pre-
vents Tigh,ness and Blistering, cures
Swollen, Sweating, Aching feet. AT
all Druggists and shoe stores. De.
Sample mailed FREE. Address, A..
s. Olmsted, lie Roy, N. Y.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-02-13
Closing Out Sale at rs per
cent discount.

On of continued i'll health am compelled the final
closing out of my ENTIRE STOCK wind up my business
To this will offer special discount above which will make
object for every buyer his for the coming AS we'll
known the stock the largest all this vicinity and every fresh and
desirable and has been kept repee with and desirable goods de-
parmen that way down shop Think what this dis
count means you You buy every SIS 90 item for $685. S1OO for &c.
Soc for 81 M Csc for &c., making very rad saving all
and article less desirable condition and
son will often be sold ONE HALF regular price, This fake sale but
an absolute wind the mercantile business long conducted by Burton
& Co., and myself
Cotton not than assorted
yard Elegant line Of Ladies Muslin Skirts and Night Robes,
and Corset Covers all teques At least lOO Ladies
teatb0om and Silks off former
Ae~d aenM Jersey al Red Wool Shirts and
Rsw@.M at h $l25 $l5O Suit Cases grade
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-02-13
MANCHESTER cESTgR.

DIR. l.. NJ. Kelley has returned from
Rlchforl.
---chsuncey Shaw Of the L, V. NJ.
is home for few days.
Miss Maud Taylor Of Bennington
spent Sunday in town
Mrs. Harry l.. Adams is confined
b. The bouse with ia grippe
--Ihann.ey Plumb Of Bennington
spent Sunday with friends IN town.
Haroid shaw who has been on, oi
ioan fet few weeks has returned.
Mrs. W. Whitman Is visiting
friends IN Londonderry for few days.
Mr. Mayhew Of Dorset was a re-
cent guest II Mr. and Mrs. John May.
hew.
The Junior Mission Baud will m-ei
Saturday afternoon NJ 2:lg 10 the Bsp.
iisi ycs,sy.
Roy. X. A. bakemAn Of East Jaf-
frey. y. H., ~ Visiting bis elsssmsie.
Rev. II \. Mrs'wsdy.
There sill be- regular commune
eallon Of Adonisam Lodge No. a.. on
Thursday evening The iglh ins,-
Miss Lallaan Thompson o. this val
lsge il sp~nding sem. lime IN New
York city with friends.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-02-13
DIR. F. L. WELLS

omcs with DIR. FARSsw0RTH.
Tniile Block. RUTLAND. VT.
Hours 9 70 ~ AN, l 10 s Pm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-13

NruocrS in Nem 2)orf itcbt, licb iidy
mad, I0n9crcm Gr0ngcn SIT elmer fur.
gen Nuslprodc iibcr Die Don Der 9tclus
Yorfcr Staat3lc0l3lotur al1gel1onnlcs
ncl1 Mctt Torlolc ucronlnlicn. Gr
meintc, ole iilr 0icic Sniion BON Den
9ienltpcrciucll 0l0cnlcloctcn NcnncH
miirocn, olId) lucnll Die &orln0c ins
slpiibcn WGicbcafroit bctonumc, itott.
iinOcn. rSb" fltbr &crr belmont
fort, ,ou9 Wcttpcrbot Den Hcnnlport
toiimtn0olo@ 81 Wrluloc rid)ten miro,
oocr nibt, fam iiiAlid) 9ticnlollO Dor.
ou2iogcn; ollf ollc 6Gle lit c8 Gin
ibrucrcr Sdlag iiir oic bcItcn Surls
SntcrCIicn. IS miro in lcBtcr Sin'c
@icle nm ibr @rob hringcn mo Die
3ltdt utO Auibciicrung Der Efcroc-
rolien IN Den &crcinigten Sto0t,n
Io%bnlcgcn."
Gin engliihcr Stobltru It.
&onoom II. Suli. - Noh Dem
.S4ron ono Stccl IroocS &ournol"
Got Iid bier fiir5Ii6 i'm cnGlild)en
Stobl0cidlGit Gin gCluoIti9cr 3ulom-
mcnidhtb nit eincm &opitol bon
$375,OOO,OO0 poQ5o0cn. Nlcr0in93
iino Die Wtclom9cn oc8 NIottcs nid)t
INNER 5lttrciICnO.
Gem oSournol" 5uiolgc loa Der
&oltpt3mcd oca SDnoitot0 lcin, Die
Gontrolc iibcr 0o9 intcrnotionolc Gr-
portocidGft SIT crIonGcn, unn dbnIid)c
Sr0oniiotioncn III Nnlcrifo uno olt'
ocm Continent ioQcn bobci lcin, Ole
hritiihc Nnlol0omirltnG ST mltcr'
ltiibcn.
Sur Congo 6ro0c.
@riiiicL -. &uni. - Gic rooi-
fallen Mitglic0cr Der libcrolcl Furtci
licItcn cine 6roftiona SitunG ob
,ur0 ciuiNtcn iid) ooroui, bon Der De
0icrlug bic &orlc1lnG lulo Scrot
Icntlidrng Scr BON ibr nit Der cnOlt.
id,cn Ncgicrlmg in Der Gongo-6ro0c
0cpilogrtcn Gorrclpon0cn5 III per.
lon0cn. sic crlicBcn cine oiicntIidc
GrflGrung, Die ibrc fcitc Nbii6t be
flrnoct lid MIR Oonn an Scr Scra.
tbnng uro Ibltimmlng iibeE Don
Go1goitootS Functions = Gertro9
Slt bctbciligcn, mcun ser @rieirucd)lcl
nit ser NcNicrunQ @rpBbrit0nnicn'3
ucr0iicntlid)t mcroc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-13
Gnrtpffcl Sbcncrnna.

GbicoNo, ~. Slnli. - Ger an
holtcnocn Tlciidthcucrilng lit ictt
olld) Gin StciAcn Ser Acknowledgements
aciolgt, Sm biciigen Wurttc lit ber
Ercis iiir IcttiGbrige &artoiiclu
rloblid) nm 13 GcntS pro Sd)cfie,
mo fiir lcllc Martoficlu nm . Gcnis
Nelticgcn. @Ghrcno ser Iettcn icbil
Gage limo Die @}reiic fir nellc &ortof,
feln nm 40 Grnts in bic Sobc &c.
qongcu mo crreid)ten geitern oic bis
Ter ilnerrcidtc Sobe Don $1.35 pro
Sheifel, mGbrcno nod Dor 5pci go
den llellc &artoiieln 80 Gents irl
GngroSpcrtolti brndtcn. I'm ellcll
@rilnO fir 0icie 5brlerllng lit man
llid,t pcrlcgcn. Die SGnolcr erflu'
rem, Ole fclld)tc @itterung ln SiiOca
hat Die &artoifcl-@ rntc perringert,
mo oas NnNrbot ici nidt g~elilgcno,
I'M Die Nodjirnge 81 oefen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-13
MurSaniaQ anf cine Nran.

EittaburM 80, ~. Srnt. -
@cltcrn iriib murOe bier Die lcdJS5ig
Sabre cite 6rall Mur9urctb &olb,
sic 8attin bon Wortin &olb, Dem
Gigcntbiimcr oe$ @igbimrO S0otcl5,
Ger iih sur Belt olli elmer @cilld)5-
rCtie in GGrtIdlano briinOet, 0urh
ocn 0ol3 0clhoiicn mo 10 ldmcr
pcrruumOet, 0nB ibr 3uitonO cin fri
tiid)er lit. 9la lbGtcr mur0c Der
3S Sabre ultc Noom Spabn, Der
Observation-Disclosures SOLOS, ucrbaftct.
Gr bcbnlrptcte 5uerit, es lic9c elm
lngliidlibcr 3uiall Dor, legtc ipGter
nber cin @cItGnonib nb mo iogtc
olla, ieircr Sbot lei Gin Streit iibcr
gcld]0itIibc NnDelcgcnbeitcn Doron.
Ac9angclt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-13
Gbcbrud), bann Sclbltmprb.

Giier, Moii., ~. &luni. - Geo.
u. @ortorL elm ctlpa GO Sabre alter
pcrbcirntbeter Mann, lmo Ole ctpo
bdlb 10 oIte Sron Goitb Bone font
ten cS niht %crtrogcL bnb lie iih nc.
gen Gbcbrlld)s Dor Scr Wron0- &llrp
pcrdntruorten %lolltcn. @cgcu Niir1.
'haft Ircigelolien, Mann @ortoll
Strpdnin mo ltorb olabnIb, iuorulti
iid) cine Stunoe ipGter ollh icinc Sc
Ilcbtc nlti Die glcife Nciic INNS sc.
ben brnd)tc. Ger Wnttc Scr Irolt
ltono oid)t ncbCl ibr, ais tic ocn
Sclbltnloro bcginn, @prtpn unb
6rou Nouc perIiebtcu lid lcbtcn
Ncrbit trob oca groBcu N~ltcrsuntcr-
ld)ie0cS IN chamber. Die bci0criciti.
0et @n9cborigen protcitirtcn oc9cn
ibrc @cjicbungcn, ood Ca mar per.
0eblld. Sctten Snntltu0 mtroe Irall
@omc'S Simmer oui9cbrofcll, man
iono Die @eiocn 5liummcn urlo Der.
boltetc lie. Sic marcn in 8lorccltcr
porgcfilbrt mo inter NiirQId)oit iiir
lbr Grldlcinen Dor Der Nrnno. Sllrn
geltellt mor0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-13
Ncntnfn in Wc0r1nnni6.

Sontspille, &p, IL. Sltlli.--
aentufp bitrite idpucrer BON ser 9ln.
nabnte Der &ettrenn . Torlogen IN
Nem-9)orf bctroffcn peroer1, ais
Nem-Dorf ielbit. 8iclc rcide sports.
m1rlner oes Oitens bube1 III oieicm
Staate groBc E~icroegeitiite angelcgt.
Sn oenielben Itccfcn MiQionen Don
Collars lln0 cine tleille grmce BON
Selltcn lit oaieIbIt beid1ftigt. Iie
bier ge5iIdtcten Hennpferbe famen
faIt allaihlieBlid nllf bic Hcp-Dor.
fer Henabahncn. Sie Nnnobme bes
SeIetes oiiritc oas SdlieBen pieler
Heltilte tad iid) sieben. Sn Iapctte,
Dem flciniten Der @luc @rob.Gonn.
tics, lino allcin iibcr $500 Senate
lno 3ud)tltitcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-13

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