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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-02
FIREMEN BEATEN
Japanese al Vancouver Attacked Men Because 3 Window Was
 Broken.

Montreal, Jan IA despatch from Vancouver says: Three city firemen. Frost, Anderson and Mcdonald, were ,et t.upon by mob of armed Japanese to-day (yesterday) Ut the corner of Powell street and Gore avenue, two blocks from the police station.
 ..The men were clothed ill uniforms with brass buttons, and the attack of the Japanese is all the more serl- uus for that reason.
 By accident. fireman named Frost fell against the window of Japanese store and smashed tlia plate glass In all instant the Japanese proprietor rushed out and many of his countrymen came to join the fight, for it was in the center of the Japanese district that the incident occurred. The firemcn were athletic young men, but they were overpowered after q fight, when the flesh of their faces had been torn into ribbons by the razor like knives which the urientals car ried.
 Frost was naortally hurt, for his neck was cut. slashed and laid open for four inches and two inches deep alongside the jugular vein. Tic men were frightfully mangled about the arms and breasts, but Macdonald and Anderson. the other two firemen were still fighting over the body of Frost when Il squad of police arrived. Four Japanese were arrested. and the three firemen were taken to the hos pital.
 ..The Japanese fought like demons. and the knives carried were foot long,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-02
LUNNY'S CONTRACT
Bitch in Proceediogs Before Sig.
 nature Goes On.

Thomas F. Lunny, who at meet ing of the board of safety on Satur- day afternoon was awarded the con tract for the police patrol service for the next two years, refuses to sign the contract drawn mp by City Attor- ney John r. Kellogg. Mir Lunny was asked to sign on Saturday, but he would not do SD, and declared em- phatlcally to-day tliat he would not do 50 diftii the contract was altered con siderably. He states that he does not care an iota whether lP does the work the coming years orSiidt.
 Lunny declares that in the coEi- muntatiOn he sent to. the board 'Clnd which the board acceptedl he said ncthing about the conditions named in the call for the bids which the communication which he sent follows: To the Board~of Safety,
 Gentlemen:1If it is the wish of this board to have me continue patrol service for the next two years from January 1. 19OS. to December 3l. 1909. under same conditions as l have served for the past three years. hereby agree to continue the same ser vice for the sum of sl.7O0 the first year and Sl.S00 the. second year
 Yours truly,
 T. r. LUNNY.
 "The original call" he continued stated from December 3O.. 1907. to December 31. 1909. They could easily have seen that I was not bid ding according to their advertise ment. More over when it comes right down to 1t my bid was illegal. ye, they accepted it. took my $500 check as a guarantee of good faith. and now want me to sign a contract much different than the one drawn up threc years ago The city attorney admits that it is different but says he drew 1t up according to the wish of the safety commissioners. They want me to furnish a bond of $1.000. did not do SO for the past three years and do not intend to do so now. Fur thermore the cid board assured me lndt m case an. acCluenl belell ny wagon or horses while serving the city they would stand by me. The present board says nothing If it. Neither will I take a verbal agree ment from the board or the mayor: |; must be put in writing. ! would not give a pinch Of snuff for man who would make such a remark as Is credited to Mayor Thoms a. tho meeting of the board on Saturday. Imagine the mayor of a city stating that he was d-m glad that he beat Lcnny out of s400. [ am willing 10 sign the contract similar to my last one which proved satisfactory iu every way. and which l said-I woull. but not the document presented tn me last week
 Meanwhile he will continue the pa- trol service until the matter Is set- tied or until some one else Is awarded the contract.
 I.unny expects fo collect irterest on his $500 cheek if the city does not hurry up and fix up tbe matter.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-02
cap,urr.I by French.

Paris Jan 2.-Onicial advices re- ceive,l from Admiral Philil,e-t. tho Frpnrh naval commander in MO-oc- can waters. rspoFfs that Fnenrh frccTsS captured ycsfenlsy tie eitafiel of fhe Mesiiornas trile with the loss ,f one man kiItei and fhnre waunsie,l The transport Nive. with achievements en l.oani. grounded during sio-m five miles south es Cssablane1 The troops anl hor-ss ea i-oa1i utre ssfe- Iv dfsemlsarke-l The cruiser isesaIx vent to the relief of tie trauSI~srs.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-02
Judge Pritchard,s Decree.

Richmond, Va. Jan 2.-Judge Pritchard. judge of the United States circuit court, entered decree to- day naming s. Davies Warfield of Baltimore and R. Lancaster Williams of Richmond as receivers to take iE.- mediate possession of the property of the Seaboard Air Line railroad. The bond of each was fixed at s50,- 900.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-02
VESSEL WENT DOWN
Captain of Steamer POrio Rico Took Off Crew Safely and
 Bas Them on Board.

Baltimore, Jan. 2.-Captain Del ano of the steamer Porto Rico which arrived here this morning from New York, reported passing the schooner Elizabeth Palmer at p. m., on Jan uary 1, ten miles southeast of Hog is- land, the last named vessel reporting that she had been in collision off Barnegat last Saturday night with a vessel whose name Captain Delano could not understand. The unknown vessel was sunk and the Palmer took off the crew and has them on board.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-02
Cecilia Loftus Some Better.

New York, Jan Miss Cecilia Loftus, the actress, who was oper- ated upon for appendicitis yester- day, is reported better today She is still in serious condition, how even. The strain from a long series of one night stands in New England and Canada is said to have brought on the attack which made an opera ton necessary.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-02
Counf Bonrs Quarrel

Paris. Jan 9.-There was a violent quarrel today between Count BOni De CasfeIIane. former husband of Anna Gonld. and Prince Helie Ds Sazan- who was reported to De a suitor for Miss Gould's hand in mar riage since the dixOrce- The qusr- rel ii is believed win surely lead to duel
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-02
EMPIRE EXPRESS IN DANGER

Albany, Jan. 2.-The empire state express north bound had a narrow escape from serious results between Rhinecliff and Hudson to-day. \ spout on water tower sideswiped the locomotive and broke windows all along the. side of the train. All the passengers were badly shaken up and number were badly hurt.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-02
THREE FOUND DEAD
Husband, Wife and Child Found With Their Throats Cut al
 Kingston.

Kingston, Jan. 2.-Irving Baker, his wife and young son were found dead in bed, with their threats cut last night. It is believed that Baker killed his wife and child and then cut his own throat. Financial troubles were supposed to be the cause of the deed.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-02
w,e,, cu, ., Brick cok. Plants.

rniontown. Pa. Jan. 2.--Announce- ment was made by the H. C. Prick Coke company of decrease in wages affecting all of It's coke plants in this region. The decrease is about Tls per cent and places the wages slightly above what they were prior to the vol untary increase made in March. 1906. Ii is expected that the Independent companies will make similar redne-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-02
An.a coupl, kiIl.d hx Erpr.,,.

Camden. \. l.. Jan. 3.-WIlliam R. Dick. aged eishty-two years. retired farmer. and lis sister. Emily HorOIsge. seveuty-six yearS old. were Killed by on express train on the Reading rail load near her. whre crossing the srzeks in cerffsee
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-02
Pr..,nt Eor Mr. coIIin..

Troy. \. YA Jan. 3-Republieans of Rensselaer, county held New Years reunion at the Republican club in this city. when they presented silver service to Cornelius v Collins. super intendent Of state prisons The pres entation speech was made by Judge Tierner.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-02
w.,s uorc w.rrS

Neu Haven Isn 3-Genersl Msn- sxer Higgins cf the New Havea road Is to be visited today by joint co8- riittee Of rzfIrozd coaductorx and trainmen asking for an increase in wzEes. reported t0 bs 10 per csaL
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-02
Episcopal Pulpit Now Open to All:

New York. Jan. 2.-Clergymen of all denominations and even laymen may now discourse from Episcopalian pull pits. provided the bishop Of the diocese approves. in accordance with the new canon enacted at the general conven- tion in Richmond. which went into effect yesterday
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-02
Droxued at Bethel.

Bethel, Jan 1.-Haroid Fry. the IA year old son of Mrs Eva Fry oi this place. was drovned at noon to- day fn Sympsug pond He broke through the thin ice while skating. Efforts were made to rescue him Sut the lee broke under the rescuers-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-02
rr,I.f s..,. Aa.n.

Teiursar. Ceso- Jan. 2-Steve Ad- ans has heen brought herp frounL Idaho io stand triel for fhe marier q Ar ihnr l. Celllns. msnagzE of the snuz- .zi<r-fsnioa nlne h foe.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-02
Much Improved.

New York. Jan. 2.-The condition of the Rev Dr Newell Dwight Hillis, pastor of the Plymouth church. in Brooklyn. who was taken with q severe cold Wednesday, was much improved to-day.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-02
ceorois Prohibitior Urhsld.

Atlanta. Ga. Jan. 2-Judge W. T. Newman rcfrsei to grant a temporary Injuncti0R reque~ted by the brewery interests to stop the enforremenf Of the prohibition lsu of Georgia
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-02
TILLSBURY IS CHOSEN.

Washington. Jan 2.-After con ference with President Roosevelt to- day, Secretary Metcalf announced that Captain Tillsbury had been se- lected as chief of the bureau of navi- agtion
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-02
rn s,nn s.I. nf Iinnnr..

New Haven. Ian 1.-It is under
 stood that the Nes Haven road will discontinue the sals of liquors on is draEIne room cars during their pass axe Through the state Of ConreCsf-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-02

TO RENT--Tenement of rooms, all improvements. at @101 Locust street. Apply 79 Walnut street. 1-2-tf
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-02
Dr.sh of Dr Frun.

Ckfcaeo. Jan 1-DF Nicholas Fem. one of the u-ost widely knorr surgeons fn shs Unltsd States. disd ner< t1-taT.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-02
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

TO RENT--Furnished front room, with stove. for light housekeeping. also side room. suitable for two, heat. gas, and bath, S1 Union street top floor. 1-2-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-02
WEATHER FORECAST.

Fareosu fer Connecf5rut. Far fs- night aua Friday. light nesferiE wini&
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-02

Inform your frlends ous of town of the doiugs In Waterbury by sending them .he Democrat: S5 Q year. 32 cents a month.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-01

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m0Dnltd)e Nead)tung. IS bciinocn
Iidl urtcr iOlGt pi2Ic &oroepiuc- Spc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-01

Qctbon lit, sic 2ndJmustcln Scr gu
id)nlcr int b0d)itcn @rooe jlt rCi5cn.
GoS Din idIiCbt etIide Nlunucrn
eirL iuie man lie ultf feiner critfloiii,
ger GouOeDi0Cgijbne je 5llpor gcicbell
bot, un0 aid Die S6lubnummcr
,C6e Moi0 anO tBe UiiQionairc" lGBt
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iin0en Die ijblihcn Acknowledgements
~ltcQun8en itott.
.2ubin'5 (beater."
gud) observation-disclosures eorle bon GU
bins 3beutcr itcllt ieinen Sbeotcr6c-
iuhern 0icic Node ipieoer luoS goni
gtcllcs uno OeOiegeneS in Nu9lidt.
Sn erIier &inic iin0 oa @reigbton'S
Ipaiiige aumpfbdbne" 5u cripdbnen,
luclbe ooa Eublifum folrm ans Dem
Sod)en bcrauafommen lolien. @nler.
ion unb San &orn, 5pei muiifulii6e
Spe5ioliitcn per0ienen ebeiriaQs 10.
BENDER G%rmdbnung, bo lie lih Die
Scr8cn 0c5 Nublifunls, mobin lie
aud 9cluugtelL, tets i'm Stlirme er'
narben. Gertrude Stanley, Die etpiq
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-01
@6dcmtlidcr @cinnobeits6cridt.


,{n ser Iebten Wod)e murocl POS Sos
6caidQe uno 1871 @eburten ongc.
mel0et. - 2ungenfruntbeiten Iilr
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Shurlab . Grtrontungen ncbmen
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tcnlcnts iilr ole ON 80. Tcbritar en-
benbc @ohc 5eigt POS Eope0iGIe im
Tergleih polt 251 in 0rrielben @ofc
bca &orinbrca, POO in 1906 unO 23t
in 1903. Gie iGbrIidlc Stcrbcrotc pro
1000 Ser 9Cu0ltcrtng tunr 1888;
@eiBe 1854, Nc3er 25.7t. Gie buupt-
iGhlihen So0cauriodJen mnren: III
pblt5 ., Mtoicrn /, Shurlodiicbcr B.
I%ipbtbcrittS >, Grippe ;, Sdmino.
il,d)t 81, arcba T. SdlogfluB 3,
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idle 13, S%eIbltnoro 6. Bon oen
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5uci Sootcn nor Der @cburtsort TN.
bcfomt, AdIt Soocai1llc crciQneten
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ten, 13 Goroners. SnqueItc mitroen
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meIoun0. 6ol9enbe a~nitefenoc
&rontbcitcn lullrOcn ungcnlelbet:
0ipbtbcriti2 II, GRANDDAUGHTER 53,
E5pbuS 3, Wtoicrr SO, @eittpoQcnc
Moocln 3. &%eudbuItcn 10, @inbpof.
fen 10, SdtpinOiudt II.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-01
Sciraths = GiccnScn.

Solqcnbc &ciratbS . Sicen5cn mlr'
Den oCitcrn BON Glerf oes Common
Fleaa.@eridtS ouSgcItellt:
Nnocrion Subbor6, 20, Grioro,
no, un6 Carrie &. Cooper, 10 Sabre
alt, Cation, UiO.
Seize g. S6omoS, %, Baltimore.
Gountn NO, uto &lla u. 2onnc, 81
So6rc alt.
Glpbc DC. &emmcr, sc, Nr. 1902,
goltonitrobe. un6 George g. Gioen-
boper, 26 Sabre alt.
@iQiom @oaano, p, unb Roiolic
G~nlpert, 10 Sabre oft; 2icen5 gebolt
bon Cigar Sloglc, Nr. 1919, Wooiior-
Inenre.
Benjamin Sopperitein, 81, Nr.
1000, @ranbpitrobe, uno slnnie @olo-
iteiu, Is Sabre alt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-01

bcril0ntc &iinitlcrin 5dbltc id)on felt
10 LANCER 3cit 81 Den Sbcotcr-S tcr-
ncn 0cS &ilnltlcr . @eitirua onl Wte-
troroliton Spcrnholla, BOB fem
Hunitircu10, ser c0 irgCno mic Icrtig
briugcn fam, an Sun1itag Abc1o
Gcnl oSpriC" fern blcibt.
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6crt.
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tcn lid iiir oicie3 Gon5crt ein ilber.
aus 0cboltpolc3 Frogromm %5liion1'
mcngeitcQt, Ou9 bic iolgcnocn Merfc
lnnfaBt: Strcid)qllartctt bon 0aetas
nj; Stalicniidc Srrennoe bon SltgD
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S6ubcrt. No@ lcttc Wcrf, fir 8la'
bier, Niolinc, &iolo, GClo uno Dab
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ben bat, lplc lie icltcn 5lluor III Die
lem bclicbtcn Srt Scr llntcrbaltru0
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timorcr our0cbotcn mllrocn. IS &c.
5icnt iid bier, nod n%odtr08lid) 5it
crruGbnclL Dob bic SholtiobrS &c
icIlidoit, mcIbc an 6reitng Abcno
0c0Cbcn pur0c, Gin gan5cr GrIolG
mar. Sir Die Wod)c itcbcn mcbrcre
aoll5 ncite @ftc milocr Sbiere olli ocnl
Yroqromnt, uno iiir noditen Gam.
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gltsiid)t gcitcat. Il,d) Die benegli.
djen Wilocr oilritcn iif) mieoerum oils
An5icbung9froit ermciIcr, ba oieiel-
ben oieie Wo6c gor5 ncu limo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-01

nrngc SWuulpIeIcrin, lit e~benioIlS
cine nenlcn3ipertbe Nttrottion nn0
Collins mo Sicl0S, Die beioen oellt-
id)cl aomifcr, iltdc1 nlli ibrenl &c
bicte cbeniola ibrca @lcihen. 8ie
ilbIidJ, ncr0cn nild)soi bGueglihen
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critcn HonQe3 biIocn, oo iih onrun-
ter ctIid)c crittIoiijgc &mpOrtationen
hiI0cr.
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IS oiiritc infer funitIicbcnoeSElt
tlifum 0cluiB intcreiiircn, 81 criob-
rem hnB W}oonnlc MfurccQn Scmb-
rid) ibr GriMcincu i'm n2uric" iiir
Den I. W}Gr5 augcIilnoi9t bat. sic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-01
Ger Hatb elmer Came in Wotrc Dame

on ale Sieienigen, bic al Gbeumatis.
mus, OBJ MIN Wusfel. ooer 8elenf.
Gbelimatismus. an Siiftenihmer5er.
6 II Is, Giidenpeb, Sd)ner.
gen III Der Hierensegeno ooer Her.
uenidmer5en leiben, gebt oabin, an
lie nm ein Sausmittel 81 ihreiben,
ipeld)es wieoerbolt idmmtlite oieier
@ebrefen gebeilt bot. Sic fiiblt es
ais ibre Eilit)t, baiielbe an aue
foitenfrei 5i ihiden. Sic fonnen
81 Souie cine Seilrng berbeifiibrenL
mas Soiienoe be5eu9etl fonnen; eln
&limapediel lit niht e%riorberlid).
Sieies entoedte einfade Wtittel ihei.
BET SarniGure aus Dem 9lilte, madt
Die ~iteiien 8elenfe geihmeioig, rel.
nigt bas Slut uro Hart ole Sebfrait;
Dem gan3en aorperipitem miro glef-
tri5itdt uno Spaunfrait Uerlieben.
@enn Sbige8 Sic intereiiirt, 10 abreI.
iiren sic bebufs grlanguns bon ge.
meiien Srau M. Summers, Dor o.,
Iotre Game, Sno. Sdreiben Sic in
oieier Sprahe.
C9edsiisO-l l'r-EIEI5gHAA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-01
Scr :

fiibrllng brinacn. Cos Stild cl,t
ItamnIt Scr SeOcr Don Gaui0 @cGo2ro,
lnO Die @ouOling lit nod @ompton.
HooO8, ga, Ocrlc0t. Set NitrAcr.
tric9, vWPop &Ioiiom" lit 81 elmer
3cit, oils bic gc0cmp6rtiAc @~cncrotion
io5uioGcn in ocn &inoCriAlbcn ltof,
ndullid tltri nod Dem NiirAcrtrie1c,
jllcrit uli0ciijbrt por0Cn uno 0iirftc
Oabcr ipcHcll, "a c3 liN bomul& III al
len C5cotcrn ais 3u0itiid bcuGbrt
bat, olld bier in Nllbollgb'& Gbcotcr
ais ljcbcr @oit bcQriiBt merocn. Gie
NcIoin Ser &ouNIrmQ lit MoD @loi
JONI elm licbli6r3 MGodct ans Dem
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-01

mo iiG IN Gin puritouiitcS N}10Mcn
DcrIicbt, lm boIieIbe ihticblid) jlNl
Srouoltor 81 tiihrcn. Die bciocn Ct.
item Sccncn liu0 nod 2tri5ouo ms sic
'cbtc nod WnIioduictt3 pcricgt. s.
OcrOcn beionOerS in Sen bciOCu ~critcll
Sccrcn grobortige @clcAcnhcitcn
iir prGdtigr, cifcftipc 9iIbucnbilher
onr9cbotcn, bic olld) polllt6ubig ans.
aeniibt morocn limo. Ginsn 9rob2n
GontroIt bil0ct bic brittle ScCnc, mel.
die bic ciniode @cbnlliun0 zines Nclts
Gn0Innb. &eiu,8 bartlett. Cine ollr
Bcror0cntlih cute @cielidoit mirit
Bel scr Nnffiibruna nit. G9 l%cfin0ch
iid inter ocn Mitglicocrn 9ijnitlcr,
iuie GOitb Mpnnc M}otbiIon, @oltro
Scope GrcpS, Srolt @biIfen, Charles
@pngate, GbnrlC2 @~nttbolo, u. s.
Cutler, 6ro1f @ropnlcs, @cnrn 9.
@oltbnI. SoneS &irflpooo, NoIm
8o1nc, NIrthur @nrIton Nrnplo vii
bur ullb Trcoerid Moorc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-01

5ialiTclL Die olif beiocn Sciter oc3 at
lantiiden Cjean9 erfolAc et5icit pa
ben. @Llio lind 0ie 8eilldcr oc3 .Dia.
rplult0, QbcoterS" &rn. aernan gclpiB
ooiifGur, mo cr miro lid alitb ireucn.
ipenn ieine @cmiibungen BON Dem
Observation-Disclosures &ublifim nab
reno Der gor5cn @odc rihtig geiuiiy-
Oigt merOCn.
.,tn4lbnugbs SGeatcr."
Sn oicIcm belicbten Mhuientempcl
miro bieie ISOLDE Sic George 6aipcett
Company" rMap 9loiiom," Gin iOpl-
lii4cs Grarna III bier Iften, sur auf-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-01

trdd)tct Scrr 9lonep iclbit Oo5 Semz
peren3.G ronfo ,E6c Gltric Of 0rint".
3os Stiid boltGClt bon eincut &ofo-
motipiiibrer, wcld)cr Dem S6nnppS.
tcllfel 5ilnt Spicr gcioQcn lit mo in
Icttclt %Aligcn6lid, ais CT beinoGe
SouS uno Scinl ruinirt bot, 0lrd
icine &~cfebrltng SIM niiblife1 @licO
Der menidlihcn 8ciclidoit miro.
Cine 9(n5obl tiidti0cr Sdouipiclcr
bringt ooS Stiif bier 5tr2luifiibritna,
un0 Die VcIl,d)cr BON y&loncD'a S6cns
ter" f0nnen iid olio wie0er olli cine
gennbreide SbeatCrDode 8cfnbt ma
den.
SoIlioapitr. . G6euter.
nSl6 &entudp," zines Der oltcitell
G~iibnenltiide, meldc iih bis allf Die
Ncu5eit bcbnuptct bobcn, gelon9t
oicic ISOLDE inn n@oQlOapitrobens
3teoter" sur Nuiiiibrung. Sn Der
3heoter. @eihimtc Nmcrita'S gibt e3
fein oroeres @ciipiel, no iif Elm 3ll9.
itiid, uno mag es nod 10 beliebt &c.
meien iein, 10 lan9e b%ebauptct fat, iule
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-01

&c un0 lis ouf 0tt lc6tcn 9beno poQc
%dticr jog. 9tltFrr Srn, Collier wirft
cine aoI3 Dor5iiglidjc @ciclidloit bel
ser Nltfiijbrung nit. Goruntcr bciin.
Dem iid) aiiuItlcr nit bcfonmtcn 9|o.
men, luic Nltcrt Ecrrp %obn SoDille,
Nidoro Sterling HrginoI0 N}oion,
@illiom s.. YoitE &cnurcgoro, Sbo,
mos MiurtiL G0orlc3 &oorc, Sobn
NOuu2, EDon1o8 2cnnorL Nb Gam,
Glen N}ortimcr, Sane &ourcl, &elcno
GoQirr- @orrif nm Ylnnn Mro0lcp.
IS fin0cn bicIc NOd)c om IicnltoG
mo Sontito8 NotWittog3 &orItcl-
InngCi1 Iiott.