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Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-01
Town News Notes.

MARSHALLTOWN-The safe in tbs
Arlington depot OF the Illinois Central
was blown to pieces, the office badly
wreclied and $35 stolen by an unknown
thief early this morning.
Observation-Disclosures. Obed Long NJ
this city, a pioneer minister of the United
evangelical church in Iowa and a minis
ter or the gospel since 1869, died sud
denly last night at the Soldiers home Of
apopleNy. He was 10 years of age.
MARSHALLTOWN-The next animal
meeting or the secondary schools and
colleges OF Iowa, which was held in pes
Moines Yesterday, will be held Ina tits
city at about the same time next fall
me meetings are for the purpose OF
soIldltylng the work and methods of the
secondary schools OF Iowa. The Officers
or the conference are: President, c. r.
school; vice president. Prof. r. r. Almy
or Iowa college; secretary and treasurer
superintendent Aaron Palmer of the Mar
shalltown schools.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-01
Also Tells of Splendid Prescription
for Readers to Make Up.

The people here do not drink enough
water TO keep healthy" exclaimed a
we'll known authority. The numerous
cases OF kidney and bladder disessr and
rheumatism are mainly due TO a. fact
that the drinking of water. % res
greatest medicine, has been neg,-
Stop loading your systems VIE '-dl-
cines and cure-alls; but get OF o. tier
wagon. II you are really sick. Of
course, take the proper medicine 'lin
common vegetable treatment. whi. wiz
not shatter the nerves or rul. The
stomach"
To cure rheumatism you must make
the kidneys do their work. they are the
filters of the blood They must be made
10 strain out OF the blood the waste mat
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-01
MOVE TO AVERT BIG STRIKE
Trouble Threatened Between tho
Engineers and PennsyIVR~SR
Railroad.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Undetermined
to secure the recognition OF The board
of adjustment of the brotherhood of Lo-
connective Engineers by the railroad COM
panies, twenty-five members OF the board
left this city tonight for Wa shington to
confer with Chairman Knapp of the In
terstate Commerce commission. The step
is for the purpose of settling what threat
ems to lead to a strike of all the locomo-
tive engineers on the Pennsylvania railroad
system.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-01

Banquet for Conner,

DENISON, Ia, Nov. SO.-(Special)-
The business men of Denison, Irrespective
or party have decided to tender Congress
man j. T. Conner a banquet at the Ho-
tel Denison prior to his departure for
Washington, The date has been set for
tuesday evening, December l. a COM
mittee or business men is making up a
program of toasts which will fully set
forth the esteem and pride in which tn
congressman is held by his neighbors.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-01
Carnegie HELMS schooI.

Ia. Nov. 30.-President Will
nam A. Shanklin of Upper Iowa university
TO-DAY received a check from Andrew
Carnegie for $4,000 in payment of Mr..
Carnegie's pledge to give ths / amount when
$4,000 additional of the univer-
sity should have been completed.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-01
CHANCE FOR WESTSIDERS
To Be Given Opportunity to Tell
Grand Jury What They Know.
COUNTY ATTORNEY HESS SORE
says His Letter to Club Was Ignored
mud Members went over His
Head TO Judge Green of
District Court.

Officers and members Of the West Council
Bluffs Improvement club, who have been
complaining about the alleged road house
on North Thirty seventh street and last
Thursday sent a letter to Judge Green OF
the district court asking him to look into
the matter, are TO be afforded an oppor-
tunity to lay their grievance before the
district grand jury.
The grand jury will reconvene next Mon
day. at which time the officers and mem
bers Of the club will be subpoenaed to APP
pear before that body and tell what they
know about the alleged violations Of law
at the Riverside hotel on North Thirty
seventh street.
About two weeks ago the club sent
County Attorney Hess a letter somewhat
similar to that sent Judge Green. In reply,
Mr.. Hess wrote a letter In which he noti-
fled the officers of the club that the grand
jury would be in session again on December
Z aid invited them to appear in person, or
furnish him with the names of any persons
who might be able to give testimony re-
gsrding the matter.
This letter was written and mailed on
Friday, November 90" said County Attor-
ncy Hess, but the officers Of the club have
not seen fit to answer it. Instead, they
write to Judge Green, accusing me of not
doing my duty. When the grand jury re-
convenes next Monday | intend to bring
these men before it 30 they may have the
opportunity to give such information as
they may have as to the place itself, or re-
garding the names OF others who may be
able to testify to something tangible upon
which the grand jury can act in the event
of the testimony warranting it,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-01

wcman's Missionary society will have its
annual thank offering meeting Saturday
afternoon at the residence Of Mrs. @. w.
Snyder. 217 South Seventh street.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-01

minutes TO them. as they needed It and
he did not. They again pulled him up by
the rope and shot him.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-01
Would Examine Dispatchers.

Representative Swan, who returns to
the legislature, will undoubtedly again in
troduce his bill providing for the estab-
lishment of a board of examiners for train
d~ispatchers, fixing the hours of consecu-
tive work allowed and the minimum and
maximum age limit of train dispatchers.
He will argue that the passage Of his bill
is necessary to public safety. Represent
alive Holmes has a bill to require railways
to report vital statistics to the State Board
Of Railway commissioners
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-01
Good Republican Majority.

The secretary of state has Just compiled
the data concerning the members OF the
thirtv-third general assembly, that will con-
vene in Dcs Moines on January II. The
republicans have a good majority. The
membership is divided as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-01
OFFICIALS BEING SWAMPED
Inquiries Coming Thick and Fast Con
corning Commission Plan.
ANSWERING HAS BECOME BURDEN
Proposal 60 Collect Information and
Have IL Printed In Circular Form
in order to Accommodate the
Inquisitive Ones.
lrrom a sad Correspondentl

Va ArAA -
DIES MONIES. Nov. s0.-(Special)-To
meet the increasing demand upon the gov
ernor of Iowa, the mayor Of Des MONIES
and the commercial organizations for In
formation concerning the operation OF tho
"Des Moines plan of commission govern
| ment for cities, a movement is on foot to
prepare and have printed for general dis
tribution an exposition Of the operations
OF the new form Of government.
REQUESTS for Information concerning this
form of city government are becoming so
frequent, both here and in Cedar Rapids
where the plan was also adopted, that they
are a burden. Copies of the state law
passed permitting the government and con-
tanning the provisions have been quite
widely distributed, but inquirers want more
They want to know something of the prac-
tlcaI working OF the government. How the
first elections held resulted, etc.
The demand for Information has increased
since steps have been taken to get a sim
liar law through the legislatures Of Tenn
essee and Colorado. Every legislator. and
seemingly every city official in these states
is asking for information. Colleges all over
the country have gone into discussions OF
| municipal government. and the commission
form is coming in as a favoritc subject OF
debate. From all these sources come re-
quests for Information. The situation has
actually become a serious one and OH
ciols of state and city fear that unless some
printed exposition OF the plan and its work
ing is prepared they will be unable to &C
commodate the inquirers. Not wishing TO
do this, the subject is being discussed. and
It is not unlikely that in the near future
matter will he prepared and printed so that
it can readily be distributed whenever pc
titions for such information are made.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-01

Homes. dealings make honest friends. II
you let me sell you one Of my cornshellers
We will be fast friends. Sporting, 2S4 South
Main street.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-01
Republican majority 5.

NJ 81 w VI 'NNNNASAa $780,
in the Twcnty-sixth district marion
county,. where there is a contest between
Lorenzo d. Toter. republican, and George
W. s. Crozier, democrat.
A remarkable feature of the senate this
year is that not one of their number was
a member of the house last session. 1t
has been quite customary in the past for
house members to be promoted to the
senate.
In the senate forty-five are married, two
are widowers and three are single. In the
house n!nety-six are married, six are
wldowers and five are single.
Only Two Parties Now.
But two political parties will be per-
mitted to participate in the Iowa primary
election in June, 1910. Under the primary
law a political party in order to be en-
tilted to participate in the primary must
at the general election cast for its candi-
date for governor . per cent of the entire
vote for governor cast in all parties. Pres
ent indications are that the prohibitionists
and socialists both failed to cast a suf-
f~iciently strong vote to entitle them to
primary recognition.
Indian tights Not Changed.
The report appears to have been gener-
ally circulated In the state that in some
q way NllOlS llAo t'Ntl q lileANl Aol NioAAoN a.
the legal status of the Indians in Tama
county by reason of some recent legisla-
ticn transferring authority from the state
to Washington. 1t seems to be the i'm
pre- ssion that a recent decision of the fed
eral courts which has caused some trouble
over school matters among the Indians is
due to the fact that Governor Cummins
transferred title from the state to the
United States in the lands occupied by the
Indians,
There is nothing to warrant this. AS a
matter OF fact there has been no recent
legislation on the subject. All the legisla,
ton had was a dozen or more years ago
Under that legislation Governor Shaw
should have transferred title. but he die
not and this year it was discovered by
Governor Cummins that no action had beer
taken. The deeds were then sent to Wash,
ington.
Last April a delegation OF Indians came
to see Governor Cummins and wanted al
explanation. He explained that some OF
their land was held in trust at Washington
and some of 1t at Des Moines and the only
thing sought was to get rid of this double
relationship. Attorney General Byers states
that this change in no wise affected tht
legal status of the Indians. or had anything
10 do with enforcement of the laws or coulC
affect the school matters. In fact it wa,
purely a matter Of simplifying the records
In all respects the Indians Of Tama
county nave the same status as If they
were reservation Indians.
Would IN Dispatchers.
DaNraaapfattx-a Guran urha at,,,,,g a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-09
@atcr Sep Scinrid's M6rScr DOR
@cridjt.

0@cnner, Col, s. MGr5.
Wor9cn bcginnt bier ser Yro5cB &C,
gen @liieppe 9llin, meIdcr am Sonn.
tag, Den %. 6ebrular, Sen 5ronsiS.
toner . 8ciitlihen SEQ Seinrih an
altar Der bieiigen ct. gIi3o5ctb,
Stride eridob. @ier Spe5inIiiten ba.
ben Den @eiiteS3uituno oeS IugefIag.
ten ulterllldt lutO poQig normal be.
ilnoenL uIlein trobocm bat oie Ser
tbeioigung iouobI, mic ser Staat
mebrere Spc5ioliiten engogirt, INN
Die 6rage, Oh Der Mor0er Sllrcd).
n%nngsiGbi8 lit ooer niht, Dor @cridt
griinoIi6 alls5lloreiben. Gie Ser
tbeioigung miro ii1 ouf sic @obn.
iinnstbeorie itiiben. 9iS ieet lit nod,
fem geiueiS fir Die nripriinelid)e
annabme geiunoen mor0en, oob oaS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-09
@cacn Games GudriTs Grmorbnns

Sadion, ap., 8. MGr5. - Die
Surf, meld)c Sobn gbner olti Die Ins
fIoge Der GrmorOung SnmcS God.
riufS 81 pro5eiiiren bat, muroe Ge'
itcrn poIl5Gbli9. Stout0ompoIt &olb
belt iein Gr0iinun9s.Floioope mo
aing oui Die Gin5elnbcitcn Der on
seblideu Gcrihlu0rlng Gin melhe ST
Godria'S Grmoroun9 gcfiibrt boben
foil. Gem &ernebmcn mad bat Curt
Sett 6os @eitGnonib obgelegt, bob CT
oilf 8ebciB oes p~erltorbcncn HittcrS
Sorgis bel Der grmoroung Godriu'@
@eiitonb 9eleiitet babe, ober ipGtcr
iein gefenntniB mieOer 5uriidqenoms
men. Senator &orgis mo SO. Gols
labon iinO Dor GINGER 3cit ouf oit
Inflo9e Der Grmoroung GodriQ'S
freigeIproden mor0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-09
@crcint snr 9lbiuCbr.

1850 -
Gin Hotionol-S fubDcrctt gcgen oie
FrobibitionSmogc. @~onioliois
rltt,g flint GROCER 0rgoniiationen
81 oicIem 3luct.
Cincinnati 8, s. MGri. -
3uedS @blpebr ser 3robibitionSflutb
iino bier bic eritcn Sdritte Gctbon
ipor0en sur Wriinoung elmer 9}otios
mol Erotcctipe Niiociotion. Gen Nrls
fob bier}u bot Sberit Gbomoa 4t,
Gilmore aus &ouiSpilc, &p, Der
9rGii0ent ser ,.9totionnl Wtooel Sls
Genie 2cnguc", 0cgcbelL Der bierlelblt
nit oelt @Comtcn Der Rational
@boIciole Siqlpr 9eolcrS aIIocia-
ton" 9eratbung ,gepilogen ulo Die
@rGIininurien sur 8riinoulg elmer
n~otionuIen ShntIigd crlc0i8t bat,
Gen aern ocriclbcn ioQet Die litlti
Qroben ~nationulcn GerCini9ltn8cn,
ole porbcnunntc ySiQllor Geolcr9 Nj.
location, ionic sic SiCcn3sSiaa, fer
ner oaS Nutionol Yrotectip 9iirealt,
ser 9rollerucrbanO ser Ser. Staoten
l,n0 Die 9iiociotion Ser McinsEroolt.
3Cnten ser Ser. Stoaten biloen, aber
c> iouen oltd oie Stoot9DcrbGnOe Der
@rolcreibciitcr, sic Gcreini9un8 Ser
Sob uno Observation-Disclosures, tltr5
olleS ailfgcnommCn iucr0en, mas lid
nit Scr Seritcllluna Oocr Den Tertrleb
BON gciitiqcn @ctrdnfcn bcih0itigt
poer in ioldcn Snouitrie'n tb0tig it,
sic bon ocn obigCn IN ScrbinOumg
iteben u0er BON ibnen obbGngcn.
Sberit Gilmore tbcilt NIT, 0oB Der
@lan ser @riln6ung elmer ci1}i9en
&crcini0ing 5ltr 9lblpcbr Der Nrobls
6itionsilutb Die 3uitimmung oller
Der qenonnten flint SrgoniIotionen
oeiun0en uno cine Gonieren5 nit Der
,2ioltor Dealers Illociotion" lcnig'
lid 0cn 3pcd babe, INN nod clntge
1unfte in Ser glbioiiung OcS Nllfr,lIeS
nGbcr 5t %beItimmcn. Ger Nuirut,
,oorin oic Sntereiientcn 5t elmer Gon'
pention c%ingclooen mcrocn, miro
id)on in @dloc criolGen ltnO Der eol1s
bent innerbolb brcibig Eogen clltlues
Der in Cincinnati oocr in ct. 2ouis
o~baebalten merocn. 9Iuf ocnIcIben
n~iirften Sntcrelier, sic Elm aopitol
BON orci 9iQiorcn Collars rcpr0ic1-
tlren, pcrtretcn itit. Die Notionolc
Gdutliao ibitS It'll cincm 5ono bon
minoeItcns eiittr MiGion Collars ms
2eben ~trcteit.. '"'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-09
Bier Mcaer aclpnd)t.

SumfinSpille, Ga, s. Wtdr5.
Sier eineetroffehth Wodridtcn 5niol-
&c lino bier ssader onldBlih DER Gr.
morbung ocS meibcn 6ormcra @ora
rem SORT uno ieincr Satin bon elmer
fciuofineten 8olfSmcn0e gcIDnft
luorocn. 3iuNf Ser 9scgcr murben nic.
bcrgei6oIcn, oIs tie Der 2pn6erci
entaegentretcn ruplltcn. Nod) mloerc
Heeer iinb Der @ctbeili9u1g al Dem
GoppeInrurbr pcrO6htig, mo mciterc
2pndgerid)tr tprrocn beiiirhtet. &ielc
forbigc @rwoIntGr b~crloiiet bic &c.
qeno, onnert Gdltcn iid aus Nng'I
Dor oen 2pltbern pcrItcdt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-09
@icl Sdlnocn onrdl @rGnSc.

Ycorin, Sl., 8. MGr5. - Sn
elmer ser 6obriten Ser nSort-@roir
@eigber 60" lit cin ISerer olSgcbro-
den, Oas cinen @eiammtIhoOcn pom
$4,000 Ucrltriad)te. Die n%ntrr-
national SnrucItcr 60" crIitt babel
cincn ShoNen bon $4,000.
0cnpcr. Sol, s. MGr5. - GnS
itGOtiifc Soipitnl iiir o~nitedcnoc
&ronfbciten in Sano Greet lit nic.
oer9cbrnmnt. Die iGmmtlihcn iiini-
jebn Eoticnten bcS SoipitalS cntfo.
men. Ginltpciten fnntpircn Die lll-
gIiidlihen ouf ser Eroiric. IS iillo
uier5cbn G%Srolcn mo &inocr uno mir
Elm Mann.
Gbicago, 81, 8. WGrS. - Gin
6eiicr, melhcS Die Yemobner ocS
9uena Siita apartment . BebGltoeS
an @llena Giitn. Serrace unb Glorcns
hon'gpenlte 5llr Sllldt 5lpnng, bat
eincn Sdaocn bon $4,000 ongc,
rid)tet.
monroe, 9a., 8. MARS. - Sn
oen GnIa9cn Ser o2oiliiio1a 2umbcr
Co." III Glorfe, Ga, pcrnidtetc ges
tern ein Brand 100000 Sui Sols
unb mebrere 8cbGuoc. Der ult0criG.
tete Shoocn bon 100000 lit onrd)
Seriihcrung geoeft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-09
Spicltc Sas Hrauenire.

SpttlfC Gus EFHutHilt.
Etulieniiher @anfier id)icBt einen
GmiiiiGr ser nShmor5cn SonO"
nieocr, 1pcIhcr i'm nit Ocm So0c
bcorobtc.
Ncm. Oorf, 8. W}6r5. - Son
ctnem %2lbgcionoten elmer Ser 3obl.
rcidCn itulicniihen GrprcIlcrban0C1
nit por0ebaltcncm NepoIper beOrobL
500 qcitcru Nodmittog Ser Banter
VuSQuolc Eatt IN icinCm @eidditc,
Ar. 210, @li5o6Ctb- Strobc, iclber cine
Eiitolc 6cruor utlo tuoate ocn Sin.
BRINGING nicOer. Ger Wtonn mur0c
bon brci <gellt 1etroficn. Cine Nnts
blllani brahtc i'm nud) Dem ct,
NinCcnt9s Soipttul. no Die Ncr3tc CT
tlGrtcn, BOB icin 2cbcn DcrfuIlcn lei,
Ioti, ser nit icinem Sobn mo
Shmic9criobn 2olli9 Gnrticrc untcr
Der 6irmn FoSNunlc Eoti 4 Son IN
ser u~ngcgcbcncn N0rciic Gin Sanfgc'
itGit, pc%rbllnOCn nit elmer @rlrno.
ci9cntbrmS = Ngentur mo cincm
3nci1tEoitom bctrcibt unO C2 I'M
2al,ic ser 3cit SIT icbr onicbnli6cm
@obliton0 gcbrnd)t bnt, mar IN 0ct
lebtcn If ,<ubrcn luic0Crbolt Scr
Gmpidngcr non 3robbrielcn Scr
.S6por3Cn @un0" unO mnOcrcn Ser
idm0rer a@anOclt. Grit Dor uicr $50
dc1 ultr0cn 0ic Sholicnltcr lcinc9
@iircollS Ourh cine Nombcn.Grplo
lion 3CrIt0rt mo bic sort ola0clcNtcn
0ontnotcn IN ole @inOc 5crItreltt.
9ieicr NorfoQ mar fir Eoti unO Die
Scincn Elm Ninf ncmclcn, ollf Der
@ltt 5t Icin.
Ser @unfier, ictnc @ottin NoIiuu,
iein Spbn Snlputore mo Gortiere
uoren Bis IN ben NoNmittoG bincil
fart ~bCid)ditiQt aclucich bcnn 5nbls
rcihc NrbCiter orG1Atcn lid Dor ocn
Sdoltcrn, nm 8clocr 5lt 6Cponircn
o0er IN ole Scinlotb 81 lel10cn, Nl8
Scr Nnitllrm 10 5iClnlid uoriibCr mar,
trot Gin ctno 40. idbri0cr Wnnn nit
5iDCi @e0Iciterl1 oid)t al Tdti'S Shal-
ter beron.
SD mer0c Gid 9cinc @ottin un6
Gcincn Sobn MN t6otcn!" ioQtc or
INT %orobcnocm Gone un6 QlCid5citig
3og or cilten Ncoolpcr beruor. N6cr
I'M 0lcidcn 9ll1genblid bottc nltd)
Eoti, ser ouf cincn InihIng nod
ieincn biSbcrigcu GrfobrlnAcn gciubt
qemcien mar, icine @oifc crinbt ltno
Den Srentocn nicOcrGcidoiicrl. Ger
IeIbc nennt dis icinc gl0rcIic Sos
Sous Nr. 2it, Gli3obetb. Strobc. Or
Qdb ST. sic glblid)t qcbobt 81 ba6crL
Yoti ltno sic Seincn ST. t0oter, opd
tpolltc CT nidt lagcn aus lucld)cm
0run0c or 6ic8 tbltn molltc. Coroner
NcrItcllI lll0 lcIl1 Gpllcgc SnrbltrNcr
ndbn1cn fllr5c Stcrbcbctt NllSiobcn
oc3 MonncS entQc0cn, Sn bcrCn Ger
Iolli ioQ cr sic Nomcn mcbrcrcr Gin.
flltbrcid)cr Mitglicocr scr oSdmpr.
gen &onN" 1cnonnt bobcn unb BON
Ger Eoli5ci ncroen &crboftlungcn in
NuSiiht gcitelt. Nodl scr Nniidt per
GctcftipS NOR Eeaotro, olio5 Sopio,
crit fur5c 3eit inn 2oroc ltn0 mur0t
bon sen %cridmGrcrn MIR ais @crt
5clt9 bcnltbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-09
&crmiidjtc tclcgrapbiidDc Scpcidcn.

PM Gtncnt Eoilagicr3u9 Der
Bolton unO W1ine Giicnbobn" ia9tc
Ii6 Charles 2. partridge Don Der
6iruo EortriOgc Brothers bel Ga
GooL N.-0., cine &igeI in sen &opf
mo itnr6 bulO 0%nroltf.
>Su 2oH0on, &p, lit 6rolt N0s
def Sparf5, Nittlpc Oc9 c%rmoroctcu
Nnuolt8 Sounc8 Sport5, olti sic Nn'
ttoBc, cincn 9tcIcr 5ltr @ranoltiftun8
ucrIcitct 81 babelt, Dcrboitct mor0en.
- Ser GitcItc &cterun Der Gous
i00erirten oc9 Sii0Cn9, Gmcn lSrie.
tier, lit in Saltcbotdic, z. g., I'M
glltcr Don tO5 &obren 9cItorbcn.
Yricitcr nan tiir}li6 gcitiir5t mo
bate ciIten 2lrm babel gcbroNcn, mas
81 iciucm Io0c iiibrtc.
6rou Wtorp Gcloinc bon WiiQ-
triogc, Wtc., lit bel ciucm @ronoc
iDrc9 Ncim5 SIT (ooc perbrnunt.
- S5rou Ncllbeu @ruunGlc mlO ibr
Sticiiobn Gleuclmno @rlbb5 limo in
@ouipolia, 8, olli Die 9(nfloge, Den
crblinoctcn @otten uno @ater crntor.
oct SIT bobcu in SuIt gcnonmcu nor
Sen. Ger Wtor0 ioll ollf ibrer 6arm
III Gcnicl, @ullio.Gountp, periibt nor
Den icin.
- Bel cillcm @ronOc, ipcld)cr Oltrd
llebcrbci3lng cinc9 &iihcnbcrOc0 in
WrllcctorL l}a., cntItonocn mar unO
5lpci @obnbGuicr IN Nlhc lcgtc, lit
sic S.iGbrigc &cnnic &crnon per
bronnt mo ibrc beiocn flcincn @rit-
ser bobcn i0perc &crlcbntngcn crlit
ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-09

0clpbio"; nod Ntnpu0uc5 mo Eoncc
per 0ontpicr nSeneco"; nod @rc,
no0o, SriniOuO ltno @ltiuno per
9nu1pfcr ySopnn";t nod Gortlmc
S8lC.lb, &omoicu, Ganuntn mo Der
aunol5onc per Gompfcr uErilB
Soo6im"; uoH @orboooS, Ct. Glcia,
@ujonn nno Sii0 @roiilicn per Gom-
pier .@utrmc"; nod Curtis Sslon0
uno St. 0ominqo per Compiler
n~Gh>rotte"; mad oet ga Eluto.8e-
Qcnocn per Gompier ySponiib
Yrincc".
SnmitoQ, sen ii. MGr5 - nm
1 llbr NohmlittnBS nod 0cn 9ab0-
mas per Gonlpier pom Iinmi.
EoIt iiir 9tcuiunblallo, piu NortD'
Sioncp, rno iiir Miqltelon, pia 90
ltor, idlicBt bier t1glid) I'm 3 l(br
Nodm.; fir Gltbu, pio Sompa, tag
lid Inn 1 llbr Nod)m.; fir sofia Ni-
co, SonburoS, Nicoroglta (Sitfiiite),
@llotomola unb Soluooor, pio Nclp-
Orleans. taglid) UNI 10 llbr abenoS;
nod Mcrico Gitp taalid lln 2 llDr'
Mod)nl. lulo 10 llbr slhenos.
SronS q aciifie Soft.
Mittiuod, oen IL MGr5 INN
Z llbr Nbenop nnh 1Sapot, aorea,
Ghina. mo Den Ebilippinncn, piu
Wnncouuer. 8
Gonnerito0 sen ~. Mar5 = itnl
I llbr NbcuoS nod Sopan, aorea,
G6iuo mo ocu E~bilippincn, pia
Seattle; nod @orpaii, SupolL China
lunb oelt Ybilippincn pia San 6ronz
cisco.
5rcitog. oen 10. M1r5 - I'M Z llbr
N6cnoS nod &opah aorcn, Gbina
lmo Oclt Gbilippincn, pia Soconto.
Gic Eoit nod gllltroIicn, 9icil-
Sctlono, Ncl Golcopnien, Samoa
mo Sill SnicIn, nia &%oncouuer,
ihIicbt bier tG9lid) inn Z llbr gbencS
bis sum -. Mars.
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