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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-02-04
ERED 4 &RELH

assisted Coach 4. \. Stagg for the
last three seasons. following his grad
uation from the University of chi.
cago.
Purdue has wanted Speik for two
years. and only lost him last season
10y accident. The maroon. who rs n
graduate OF Rush Medical college az
we'll as of the University of CHICAGO.
believed his hospital work would
keep him busy during the grldiron
season and turned down Purduc's of.
fer Within a few days afterward he
learned that his medical work would
not begin until January. and as Pur-
due had made other arrangements he
helped Coach Stag train the 1907 west
ern championship team
While in the maroon camp Spci,i
was one of the mainstays OF Coach
Stages team. lie was at end for
four years his last season being
1904, when he played the best game of
his career and came near landing a
championship for the Midway. Stagg
regards him as one OF the best as
sistants he ever had and predicts "a
blb oh'''Hh lbI MN as uil-UtuE"u
big nine coach.
Speiks advance gives Stagg three
pupils in the coaching business I'm
conference colleges Jimmy" Shell.
don of Indiana and Marc Catlin of
Iowa are the other former Midway
stars who are now successfully han
ding big nine clevens other ma.
room players who will coach next fan
are Koehler, Denver university. To.
bin, All IIallows college. salt Lake
City; Jesse Harper. Albion college.
Luchring, Ripon college, Walter Ken.
nedy, Alma college; Shorty ELS
worth, Colorado school OF mines.
Golden, Col, Walker. Utah aeicuu-
raj college. and Russell, University OIL
West Virginia
Speik expects TO make some of the
big nine schools look to their Ian.
rels this fall. as Che boUprmakors
have "a splendid bunch OF material
The freshman team last fan defeated
the varsity at every meeting. and "a
number Of the frosnics' viii bios
som out as stars
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-02-04
Strictly Business.

Young man said the old gentle
man, as he shufed into the parlor II
believe-in fact, ] know-that you and
my daughter are rapidly edging
toward matrimony"
1t is true, sir, replied the poor but
otherwise honest youth. and while
am obliged TO confess that II will have
TO be a case OF love I'm a cottage.
still l."
That's all right, young man" in
terrupted the stern parent Love
in a cottage is the true ideal OF
happiness. You have my consent
"Oh, thank you, sir" exclaimed the
" m
Upon one condition" continued the
old gentleman, and that is, you must
be able to show me tho deed for the
cottage. Goodnight young man
Chicago Daily News
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-02-04
The PreUenfiOn of
Explosions i'm Mines;
Opinion of Expert

by analysis contained 40 TO AZ per
cent OF cOmbustible volatile mat
ter. was placed in sieve and shaken
over the top OF the pipe. the dust
falling on the light. The dust in
stantly infamed and filled the pipe.
Similar experiments were made
with all OF the samples OF dust. but
none OF them would inflame. Two
per cent of common street gas was
then mixed with the air I'm the pipe.
and the dust shaken over the top
as before. Every one OF the dusts In
famed except in the case OF the Po-
cahontas dust: instead OF flame the
pipe became filled with red sparks
about an inch in length. The Poca
hontas coal. rs all know. belongs to
the family OF semi-anthracitc Goals.
and contains about 16 per cent OF
combustible volatile.
AS soon as an appalling disaster
occurs in the coal mine. the miners.
the mine inspectors and the general
public demand additional legislation
Tor the better protection of the lives
and safety OF the underground popu-
lation. But as a matter OF fact a
is not so much for lack of legisla-
ton that such accidents occur; but
because the laws already on the stat
ute books are not enforced and
obeyed. II coal dust were properly
watered every day, or better still
hauled out of the mine altogether.
and no standing gas permitted to ac-
cumulate. there could not be an ex-
plosion OF firedamp. or coal dust. or
combination of both.
AS the state OF Ohio led in pro
viding laws for the health and safety
of the bituminous coal miners of the
United States. ! would suggest that
"a board of mines composed of sci
entific men and practical miners be
organized in every coal mining state
in the Union, and that the state OF
Ohio lead off in the matter LET
the present General Assembly enact
law providing for the creation of
a state board of mines. consisting of
one chemist, one mining operator
and one practical miner. to immedi-
ately after appointment by the gov
erhor examine the leading coal
mines Of the state as to their CON
dltion, and especially as to whether
the law now on the statute books
are enforced and obeyed. The COM
mittee should also collect specimens
OF the air at the working places OF
the miners and make analysis of the
same, and should further make
chemical experiments with combina-
lions OF mine air, coal dust and fire.
damp to ascertain the varying ex-
plosive conditions OF such combjno-
tlons. The committee should also
make analysis of the air containing
black-damp to ascertain the amount
or black-damp or any other mepbet-
&c gas. For, as a matter of fact moro
men are destroyed by mephetic gas
then by explosion. They do not die
at once. They die by inches. Few
mines are 50 well ventilated but that
the air is polluted by black-damp or
white-damp in some part Of the
workings"
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-02-04
BASEBALL IN AUSTRALIA
cricketers Take Up American Nation.
al Game for Practice in Winter.

Baseball has made rapid strides On
Australia Unlike America and Eng.
land, the game is played during the
winter months. which correspond with
our summer season Several Of the
prominent Australian crickctera have
taken up thc sport. some because they
have grown fond Of 81. and others Doe.
cause g. keeps them in condition dur.
ing the winter and is not as danger
Gus as football which is the popular
winter Iastimo.
Since the visit Of the Spaldug teams
iu the sos the game has made steady
progress and the prejudice which
then existed has been overcome s.
number ~ teams has been Organized
n the suburbs OF Sydney and MaI
bourne. and a series " games is
played annually Tho championship fs
decided bv series OF three games.
alternately in sydney and Melbourne
The first OF these interstate series was
10 1902 and has been won each year
lv Sow South Wales
The fielding of lhc players Is uni
.ormIy good. but the battling ia poor
The autiUOdnaus have not 90. gof mas.
ornd the American baseball bat and
uu pitched BAH. bu. thog arc fast
overcoming this dcfDc. aud boo 20 Ia.
cent game for the ipl-s,sto cham
Iion-hip mo cams played l1fun.us
game with the score of 10 to.g. To
ncouragc the sport Admiral slr uar
~ Rawson. governor Oi Sew South
Wales. donated "a silver cup lo Ue
.ompctod for as "a championship
trophy between The two states.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-02-04
S9ElK, FORMER MAROON,
TO COACH PURDUE MEN
EN'chlease Star Expected 20 Put Out
Winning Football Squad at
Lafayette.

Fred A. Speik. the former maroon
end, will coach the Purdue university
football team next fall. Speik signed
a one'year contract the other day with
Hugh Nicol, director OF athletics at
Purdue, Although the agreement is
FOR but one season, the old maroon
star will probably rcmaip at the la.
fayette school.
Speik Is regarded as one OF the
best coaches i'm the big nine" and
his presence at Purdue this fan viii
undoubtedly mean regeneration I'm
football for the boiler-makCrs. He
has made his reputation i'm the coach.
Ing line at Marshall field. where lac
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-02-04

They say Butterworth ls GOING t9
erect a monument over the grave of
his wiics first husband"
An ordinary man would regard
.hat as a waste OF money. wouldn't
bcE
Perhaps but you see be IrH
enough liio insurance 90 make Dc pos.
sI0.a for ButterwoTth to yet along
w.hou. working for the rest of his
iio and ] suppose he feels chat Do
ousht in some way To- publicly show
lIs appreciation
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-02-04

Mrs Artless-The Billoughbys have
a grandfather's clock that's been in
the family for more than $50 years.
Mr.. Artless-Humph, They didn't
have IL a year ago
Mrs. Artless-Oh, no; but you see
II was stolen nearly 80 years ago and
Mrs. Billoughby tells me it was by
the merest chance they discovered 60
last week in a second hand store
Puck
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-02-04

She said she had "ncyor been kissed
Tile sweet little radiant elf'
Then later 7 learned twas because don't
you know.
She dld aI the kissing herself
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-02-04
SWEET AMENITIES.

Bella Gracious, My dear, do
hope you're not illi you look so much
older tonight
Stella-I'm quite well, thank you
dear, and you-how wonderfully i'm
proved you are' You look positively
young
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-21
9altiinprc's Sunntn9srubc.


Is bottcn 1880 @ulhuirtbc lire 0iolt
leoltr nufgcjoncu. - 5G6 marcn IN
oGuntcl gebiiut." llcbertreter
ser SonntoQ3. mo Sdouf- @cicte
benz @crihtaucriohrcn ii6crluicicn.
Sn Observation-Disclosures mllroc &c
Itern bcridtct, Dob 1880 ocr 1886
@irtbidoftcn IN Baltimore unl
Sonntn9 Die Noulcour ihrcr @irtb.
ld)dftcn bod Gc5oQcn battclL 10 0nB
Die Eoli5et ircicn @inblid in sic
Sdant5immcr bate. Go9 liuo jmor
nelu1 NSirtbihoiten mcniacr, ais ulu
Icttcn SonntoN 0od bubeu icitoem
II gSirtbihoitcn lire 2"iccn5cn ulf0c.
gcbcn mo tire @trtbidaitcn 0CIhIoi.
len. Cen Tiitriftcu nod iuurel1 Is
1873 I'M oitli6cn, i52 I'M nurh0ltlidcn,
20 I'M norOlihct, 227 I'M mittlcrcn,
1871 I'M mcltlidCn, 14t I'M uor0mCItli-
d)ctL 10 inn iii0lidcnL 40 i'm lilo
iucitlidcn 0iltrift, bic ibrc Hotlculr
oui9c5oNcn bottcn.
3ie bci0cll Ncger %obn @iuiom@
nn0 Il0rcru SoncS, Wcldlc ant Sonl.
toG NormittoN IN Dem &olla Nr.titS,
lllridl Nlcp. bci'm @icrucrfoli iibcr-
rold)t mltrbcn, limo 0citcrn ollrd) go
lijcirihter @orIon0 I'M oitliden Sta.
tion@honic Dem @cridt9perfobren
il%bcripiclcn morben,
Der NcItollrntclr 9(bro6m 0urlom
BON Nr. 1900, NIicconlloltrobc, nltr-
DC 0eItcrn NufmittoQ mc0cn oll0cbIi.
dct Spirituoicnpcrfouia ulll Sont.
tag oltrd) Enli5ctridtcr @orlouo im
oitlidcn Stotion9bnnic untcr $500
@iir0ihoit iiir Sos @cridtapcrfobrcn
g%eitcllt.
Die &S. 4. Is. 9cmfnbl pom gtr.
1902, &ilfcnS NpCnmc, SERB. Scinco.
ger bon Mt. WinonS ulo ". +. no.
bcrts bon Nr. 1920, @illiuntitroBt
lucld)c am SonntoQ om Nlpo-S bore
bel &ortenipicl Don Der INIT Yoli-
ser ilbcrroidt mrr0en, lino 0cltern
0nrd) Foli6ciri6tcr Sbomlpion bon
Canton mthcItroit ~cntlolicn nor0cl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-21

Ser @iiracr Gcri61ncs
rnn9s &crcin BON Ior6s
o It Vultim c miro icinen brit.
ten Ii,silliN nodl Dem Eorf bon Sor.
bcp'S brighton @otcl, ont Bad. Hiuer,
ant WtittlpodL ben %. Suli, obbolterl.
Wnpnr s. @orrp Wobool, G~ontrolcilr
Sorrp =. &oopar, @oiier- S~nocnicllr
Ilfrco W. Guid, Submop-r% Sngeniellr
GboS. &. Ebclps, GrGliocnt oc3
Stcucr-N Expectations. @cridtcs Oscar
SeIer, StoOtrntbSmitglicoer Sions
Sronf, @oruorO Y. Sodion II. q. tper-
oen ompcienO icin, uno ourd Den
Yorlormo0en .2orb Baltimore" ilod
Dem Sod Hipcr gcbrod)t meroen. Cos
arrangements. Gomite beitebt aus oclt
Serren >Sobn Coos, G6os. =. Sell, S.
=. ani9btorL Sobn 2iparmon, SSobn
SonbermolL @roblep {. s. Wettce
uno @olter :. @ooefe.N ut
Ser v@ittels 30 dig erein"
bon Baltimore belt atitern in ser
oStagzSoac," Hr. 300, Soloper.
inter Dem Goriib oes Yrdiioenten
guguit SGorno9eI cine geriamm-
lung ob, in meld)er SefretGr 3. Die
acl bos Erototol iiibrte. ms Ser
Sauptio6e mtroe beidloiien, Mitte
Muguit cin Eicnic in @eber's Torf
81 peranitnltcn. 3iir Mrrongirltng
oeiiel6cn murOc oos ans folgenoen
Serren beitebcnoc gomite ernonnt:
Niguit Shornagel, Soiepb 8oumon,
Socob @no, Sobn g. 9mtti6g Wotb.
Gicm, 6. &nmmercr, =. 9iegel uno
@m. Ioppolo. Cine einlaoung bes
uEcutifen Niilitaruereins" m1lroe
anscnommen nuO elm Ganfidrei6en
oes nsagcmeinen 9eutiden @aiien.
bauicS" pcrleien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-21
User idlna oao Sinh?


SoGr 9. @oob iiir Sen 600 leine3
Sticitinoea pc%routluortlif gcboI-
ten. - Soil Is olrgeblid, miBbon-
oclt bubcn. - @cbnuptct, ictue
6rolt lei Die Shuloi1c. &erb0r
bcute Dor ao0i Soocn.
%n ser mcitliden Eoli5eiitution crs
mortet Der u Sabre oIte Sutiobriz
fnnt &umcS y. Woo0, mcld)cr inter
Ger idmcreu ACKNOWLEDGING itebt, ictn
Sticftin0, Die ncunjGbriNc &cliie u.
@roruu, ~nnGcbIid) Ocrartig m%iBbanOclt
81 boben, Dob lie al ocn Sol0en ltarb,
Dor HidtCr Ho0cn cin berltc ltnttfin.
0enoeS Serbor. Woo0, meIher qes
itcrn Nndmittog 6urd Sergeant
&uiB pCrbdftct iurtr0c, madtc eil1cm
9cridteritottcr oeS nGcutiheu Gor-
rciponocrten" g~cQcniibcr Die iolgcn-
ocn Nnaoben: oNidt idL iouOern
mcll1c 6rdlt bat 0aS &tno geltlaqcn.
SD bin icit einiqcr 3eit nuBer Nrbeit.
NlS it) gcitern Ntittn1 nodI peracbli
der Sudlc nod Nrbcit IN mlcinc @obs
nll19 5ltrildtchrtc, mohte mir mcinc
Irol Sormiirie oorijbcr, OoB id, niht
orbeitc. SD nobu OoS @inO Damn
olli ocn Shoob, ais meme 6ruu cS
81 lid nit ben @ortcn riei: .Gu
bGlit SIT mir" Wcin 6rou pcriettc
Dem ainbc. ooS id icbr Iicb bate,
SdlG0c moroui cS ertronftc mo in
fllr5cr Belt, trob ioiort bcrbciacrufe-
nrr Gr5tIidlcr &illie, ans Dem 2ebcn
ihic0, NlS ih meinc 6rou 6oS ainO
ntiBbonocln iab, murOc id) ocrort ollf-
0creQt hob ih ibr bcitiQe Sd)lGge
pcrIcBtc." Ger &crb0r miro bcrlte
piclleift rtuoS 2idt IN Die Sode
bringcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-21
Getcn fir Ieacn.

-
Spe5icler 6e6et9ottcsoienlt in Got'
billie. - MontgomcrpsGou ntp Ell.
ncr Der trodcnitcn ElGbc i'm
Stoote. - 6ornter Marplnn0'S
ieben ior9cnpoa Dem longen @in-
ter cntgcgcn.
&iBe uno SrodCnbett 0allern fort
in Wtorplano. Sic Torner mcroen
nahgerooe ernitlid beior0t I'M lire
@rnten mo Icben nit @ungen Oert
@intcr entge9cn. gScnu nidlt iebr
bol0 ein onhaltcn0cr HcgCn iGat,
itcDt Den San0lcllten Gin iocgcnuoIlcS
Sobr bepor bcnm bis 5un Mai ooer
Sunni nGd)lten SobrcS bobCn lie oarn
obiolllt feline Gilmubmc. NQeS per-
BORT, oils bitten Die bcrilhtiQten
beiBen teroniid)en Minoc iibcr Sen
Stout binrpcgqeicgt. @roS lit lpclt
iuie Selt un0 VlGttcr fallen pcrO0rrt
bon Den 8Gumcn. Die Moi5itcn0c(
pcrOcn gcIb uno bic platter 0criclben
roIlcn lid ouf mo brcdcn alb, mcnlt
lie bcriihrt lpcrocn.
Gie Srodenbcit lit Oic ifIimmIte,
Die MorDlonb jet 5ebn Sobrcn &c
bnbt bot. NQerDinQS lit lie nid)t
LIBERAL i'm Stootc gIeid) id)linml. Is
gicbt bcpor5ll9te @cDcnOcL 100 pom
Belt 81 Belt @cluittcrrc0cn nic0er.
ging uno no in SolQc bciicn ser
Stono ocS NfoiiCS mo ser @cmiiic
nld)t 1on5 10 ldlcd)t lit. 9lbcr IN an
ocren 8e9cnOen per5mciiCIn Die Sor.
nlcr folt uno ItcIlcnpciic mCr0cn sc.
observation-disclosures pcronltoltct. so
lullroc om Sonntog NbenO in Der ia.
tboltIden ct. Woricn Stride 5lt Nod,
bile, Wontgumcrp q Golultp, Gin ipe-
5ieuer @ottcaoienit ~ob0cboltcn, in
tpeld)em fiir Hcgcn gcbetct wur0c.
Wdt Nllanobnlc cinCS 0crin0cn Nc.
g%cnfaIlcS, ocn jcnc @cacnD an Iiell-
Itug letter @ofc bate, lit bort lett
ietS &od)en fem Sropfcn Jicgel ge.
fallen, 10 Dab ioNur Die &nrtoiicl,
crntc, bic foit ilbcroIl i'm Stootc cine
3lemlidy glItc SIT pcroen peripriht,
bort folrm cincn bolben Grtrog brins
gen miro.
aber nidt olcin oie 6ormer, audi
Die StGbte iiiblcu bic 5olqcn Der
Giirrc. @cntiiic lit ror mo iebr
tbelter. Sclbit SoltSiroltcn, mclde
nidt nit Gents 81 redren brolld)erL
fonncn Die bolbe 3cit Die gclpiinid)ten
@cntiile nid)t befommCn. Sic sud-
tier" iobren NIT lccrcn @ogen lumber
mo Die GllSpabl olli Den WGrftcn lit
aild) cine berbaltniBg1bia acrinac,
Dir Site nor 0~ciicrn ipieber crop.
Sic mod)te lid jcboh nidt 10 icbr
Iilblbnr, mic ON Sonnto9, neil cine
frlId)c @riie bltrd) Ole Stroben icotc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-21

Ser meme &opellmcilte /.
- Sr. Goniel Selomonn, ser ncltc
&opcnmciitcr Der EorffopcQc, croft
llctc gcltcrn 9lbcno nit ei1cm reid.
boItigcn Frogramm Die Gon5crt.@o-
dc I'M FdttcrlonsEnrf. Sr. 6el0.
mann lit 6cionoerS in ocutlden 4rci-
len moblbcfnnnt. Gr lit Der Sobll
beS u%critorbcncn Goniel Sclonlonn,
icr, mcldcr lciner 3eit elmer Der CT.
item Oilliifcr 0oltinlore's mar ulo
glcid) icincm Vritocr, Srrt. 6ronf
Sel0nnnM bon Dem Wliif Nfo0anic.
Ord)cltcr, bat CT iid Elm edit ocutiheS
Welen bemobrt. Gr lit nebenbei aud
WuiitIc6rcr in Der Worpl1noer S6lt
lie iiir Shlpohiinnige.
SEER 6elomnn erii,dt 6os GltbIi.
filnl, ibm @iinide iiir Den 8urtrag
beionbercr Stiide bis gum Iienitog
eilter jcOen @od)e in ieiner @o6nl,ng
Nr. 93r WelhSranflin.S traBe, ju
ii6ermittelll.
Gie @ei5eTpreile iteigen.
~ Ger Frcis iiir @eijen, Nr. 3 no.
tier rueitlidcr, iticg gcItcrn IN Der
Valtimorer Sonoelsfommer oli 80
Gents, uno eS miro erluartct, oub
bellte Elm Goaar be5ablt merocn miro.
Seit Dem 30. SUM lit &r Ereis ltetig
%oufpGrtS geitiegen an Dem Gage
ltono Der @ei5en oitf 90 Gents pro
Yuld)ei. Is miro piel @ei3en iiir ben
Grport gebrauht. Am Samitog al
lein gingen 100000 Vliidel bon bier
ab, 1in0 lpdbrcno Der gon5en ISOLDE
irur0en iibcr 100000 Vuihel crpor.
tirt. Iie Grporteure limo iebr boii-
nungspoQ, lie glnuben, Der Guropdi.
ide Continent miro in oieiem Sabre
iin~geip0bnlih oiel @ei5en bon anne.
rifa fauien miiiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-21
Ter uNiiinitats . NaiiQns."

Serr George 81. 6randc, ser critic
@oltinlorer, ser 0eniclbcn in Jet.
mem aorper entoctt. - Sine
Sheibumgaflo0c Die proioiite
6olac. - Sic @ciobrcn ser Sonlz
nleririihe.
oSp0t tnnl er, ood) er fom!" Ser
g(ffinit1ts Hummcl nGmlid nod
Baltimore. Sic &cDobncr Der idG.
men Recommendation bGttcn iih
ober oltd) mirflid) uiAt 81 Ocr mo-
bCrnCn McuI6cn 5dbIen fonncu,
mcnn ibr 9lltt QcQen Ben ,Nfiini.
fits 9o5iQltS". geicit Qcmcicn mGre.
George 81. Irondc bciBt ser &crr,
ieineS 3ciden@ etn @uhbnltcr bel
ser @ilcS ". GltorIc5 So, melhcr
ais critcr @oltinlorcr Oicieu 0o5il.
luS IN Icincm &nrpCr cut0cdtc. Sine
ShciolngSfloqc, mcld)c Acitcrn BON
ictncr @ottiL 6rou &lllio u. 6rnnfe,
I'M &~reiaNcrid)t Cingrrciht mllroc, lit
0ic proioiihc Tol9c oicicr Sbotiohc.
ySricolid uno in IicbCu0cr @Cmcill-
id)nft," 10 bciBt IS in Ser Mlo0e, lcb.
ten Die Eortcicn icda Sabre lon0 SIT.
inmmcn, obnc bob Elm @olfdcn 0cn
Gbcbimmcl triibtc. Wiit cincm &llB,
Der al &nniNtcit nid)tS 81 piinldcn
iibrig licB, pCrnbihicOctc iid) nod or1
6. 3. Wtta. &crr GruuGc bon icincr
@ottin, nm iid) 5t Cincm tltr5cn sc.
ricnolticntbolt nod SboouiioC, 9lune
Nrun0cl Gountu, 81 hcNcbcn. God
OoS llnNliid id)rcitct ihncll." Ter
Nllcntholt III Der SommcririiMc nltt
0cn monold)cin.nGdtlihCn ;3luiCgc5
gciprddcn ollf Ger &cronoo. Sen
Spo5icr9Gngcn in ihottiocr @oIOcS.
GininmtCit mo Dem Scrnicin BON
alien @e0onfcn an @cihGit uno 9lrs
belt ldcint cine gar Acf0brlihe @rrt-
ltdttc filr Den n@o5iutS nffinitotis"
ST Icilr. Nof mcniQcn Gooct licf bel
6rolr 6rnndc Elm @rief ibrca @ottcn
cir, IN Incident er oerielbcn 0citon6,
ooB lie olii0cbort, bic critic Stcuc IN
Iclncm @cr5cn cin5uncbmcu, ooB cr
Iclltc vI1finitUt" QcilulOcn. Sic" 10
ldlltct e. StcQe 0cS Sdrci6cnS.
oIIcbc ib nit elmer Sicbc, sic ib nic
jlrpor icnnonocm gcacbcr, nit Der
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ten gciobrcn. Die llntcrrcoung, 10
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6rou Irallde micoer nod Baltimore;
bod cams tllr5 0ornlrf i6on trof cin
on0ercr @ricf ibreS 8otten Elm, ser
ibr crncllt Oic &criideruurg gob, OoG
CT ibr fcinc Ncigung mlebr cntaeQer-
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elmer Ginmiliglng IN cine Sfeiollna
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gcbelt, beIonn lid ober oficn6or ci-
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Gie &logc rid)ict iid) ouf Particle
Sdclonng mo 9eminigung bon PHI
lncrtel1.
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Gic Sobtcr Hoitor SO.
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SobonncS, Sodtcr oes Gaitors @.
uto Otinnie Sobonnes, lit in Ior.
tins. Serrp, Sbio, am lettcn Sumitog
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in6esmorO?-G Die Negeriit
Gcfla Stepurt, 10 Sabre aft, bon Gr.
1918, Sbernron-Tloce, lit oas ainocS.
nloroes allgeiduloigt III Der mittlcren
Eoli5eiitation, uno tbeilt ser Iegcr
Natban SnrriS, 81 Sabre oft, 9tr.
103, @rnpcsitr., inter. Der 9lnidul-
oigung, Der Gater oes &inoes s1 fem.
ihr SdidiaI. Die Yoli5ei iono ourd
circn nit 9caa i'm ielben Salic mob
ncnoen Ncgcr ans, Dob Elm Sinh &c.
boron urb Damn in ben 9(bort oes
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MIN O.. Hciap cine Sbouftion por-
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En Ginlcrn uno &iibclu mlbtcn sic
9cuobner uon Siios9 Baltimore
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SeluoDller BON Slt0s8altlntorc
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@cliBcr 9cneros.
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mongcl berbei. SGmmtlidc 9cmob
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man un0 liiolid bon ser gaItcrn.
Nncnnlc mltBtcn ibrcn Wallerbeourf
m0brcn0 Der 3cit IN @imcrr, &rii-
cen mo 3ubern berbci lhlcppcn.
Die Better Der Warplano Iarbell.
mcrfc an Strecpcr. mo 0lloiolls
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mobncrn jcner Hohborid)ait ibrt
moblgciilatcn Siibel sur &~criii0mlg
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more Ourd ben lol,gcn @olicrmou9el
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