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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-07-04
To Europe In 80 Hours Is Pre-
dicted for future
OCEAN LINERS .AMlLE LONG
Ushers For Fifth Avenue Pedestrians
Another Remarkable Hartman
Discovery--Big Bill Devery to Join
Airship Brigade.

! NEW YORK, July 3-A sensation
has been created in shipping circles
here by the announcement OF well
known naval architect that the grand
sons OF the present generation will
cross the Atlantic in "a hours on
steamers mile long While the as.
sertion may at first glance have the
appearance oi a hot weather dream,
it is borne ont in surprising man
ner by naval statistics. The archi-
tect in question bases his prediction
on the advance OF the last hundred
years, since il has been just a century
since the first steamboat was proven
a commercial possibility, In that
century transatlantic vessels have
grown from an initial length Of l30
feet to $40 feet, and It is now asserted
that in the next hundred years the
increase based on the demands OF
travel and traffic will be equally great.
Travel statistics show that during the
last century the growth of transatlan-
tic steamers from Fulton'S l30 foot
boat has been six fold. Following
this line of progression which navel
architects asserts will hold good for
the next ten decades the present re-
cordholding vessel $40 feet long will
have evolved into. A liner nearly a
Imile in length. While at present the
maximum number OF passengers that
can be carried by the largest steam
ships is something like 5000, the year
zoos, according to this prediction, will
see steamers carrying 100000 pas
|sengers across the Atlantic in thirty
hours, it being estimated that by that
time the speed achieved will be at
least 100 miles an hour Perhaps the
most surprising feature aside from
the size OF future vessels as predicted
by naval architects based on cold hg-
'ures is the tremendous power that
will be required to drive these future
leviathans. While 10000 horse pow
er is developed by the largest liners
at present, it is figured that another
century will see this total increased
to the absolutely astounding sum of
100000 horse power, carrying in
addition to the 100000 passengers
some fifteen million tons OF freight
The hull Of a vessel OF this size may
be sensed by the statement that it
will be 440 feet wide, and $40 in height
Altogether the monsters which will
carry future generations across the
Atlantic in day and half, or less,
will be OF proportions to stagger the
present imagination. Actually how
ever, the prediction OF their coming
involves no wilder fight Of the imag-
ination than the prophecy OF an 800I
foot liner capable of crossing the
Atlantic in four and a half days would
have been considered by those who
saw Robert Fulton start the first
steamboat up the Hudson a century
ago.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-07-04

PANAMA, July g. Domingo de
Obaldia, the independent candidate
for the presidency Of the panaran
repab'ic II d received re'L.ds showing
that bis :'cket was carr~ II the
municipal election Of las; Sunday by a
big major1y.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-07-04

Big Bill Dovery the best police
chief New York ever had" is likely
to be the first citizen OF the mctropo-
lis to use either the submarine or the
air ship for commercial reasons. Big
Bill when he is not engaged in for
casting political distress, occupies a
waterfront home in Long Island,
where in recent years he has astonish-
ed the natives with his golden vic
toria In this vehicle he has been
accustomed to dazzle the frequenters
OF the bathing beach. Now, however,
it appears that even this regal con
veyance will have to be retired. Big
Bill has been fenced off from his
water front and the public highway
as well Time was when to do this
would have required more than ordin-
ary courage and pull-but now that
Devery is merely private citizen
things have changed. Devery how
ever has succeeded in saving a mar
row path to the water front and as.
serts that before he will allow his
golden victoria to be rendered useless
he will resort to flying machine to
cover the grohnd between his house
and the ocean, and thence take his
private submarine to the city Office
which he still maintains. Already it
is said negotiations have been begun
for the air ship, and the big ex-chief
is only waiting TO hear from Presi-
dent Roosevelt before ordering sub
marine That he is going to fight
cannot be doubted--and that he will
adopt extraordinary means Of getting
from his home to the highway and
the Ocean is already certain II his
plans succeed il is rumored that
chief Bingham will recall him, to
captain New York's submarine and
air ship police squads,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-07-04

The newest and straightest pro-
fession in New York Is that OF
modelling models Eighty-iour per
cent OF all ready made cloaks and
dresses worn throughout the country,
il is asserted, are fitted and worn on a
few score Of specially trained women
in this city. The discoverer OF the
new profession OF training these
models who earn as much as fifty
dollars week, asserts however that
their preparation is really an art BY
the modeler the subjects are trained
to wear and display all sorts of gowns
in the most effective way Depart.
ment stores have already learned to
call upon these modelers for display
girls, specifying the size and height
wanted as II they were merely papicr
mache figures. That the work is an
art, however, is shown by the fact
that a pretty face and fine figure are
among the least requirements for a
successful model, since it has already
been demonstrated that a girl lacking
both these may yet through her ar
tistic appreciation of the garment
which she wears for display purposes
be most successful. Ii is not I'M
common thing in this new profession
for one OF the models to wear $4,000
worth OF clothes in a single day. In
addition to her salary she receives
percentage on the sale influenced by
the manner in which she wears and
displays each gown. Dieting, exer-
else and calesthenies play large part
in the successful training OF the mem
bers OF this. strange profession.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-07-04

i Although Broadway known as the
I"Great White Way" Fifth Avenue i:
soon to outstrip it with the charac.
teristic appelation Of the "Interroga.
tive Thoroughfare." AT least that
will be its title of the organization
known as the Fifth Avenue Associa-
ton succeeds in carrying through its
plans to have stationed at every cor
ner of the city's most aristocratic
street ushers who will answer all
questions. The idea for such set
Of ushers is that they shall know the
avenue as an elevator man knows the
building in which he works-to be
able in short to answer all questions
as to means Of transportation, loca-
ton Of stores and Offices and their
occupants. In short this novel usher
of a whole city street, will be able to
usher people to the points which
they are seeking out just as the usher
in a theatre shows one to the proper
seat For the services of these men,
properly uniformed and labelled and
informed, the association itself pro-
poses to pay instead Of asking the
city to do so. Strange as it may
seem, moreover, it is expected that
they will benefit residents of New
York more than visitors, for it has
been conclusively shown that the out
Of town man knows much more about
the city than does one of its own resi-
dents. The new service is proposed
particularly for the benefit of shop
pers along Fifth Avenue and if sue
cessful, may be extended, notably to
Broadway whose diagonal course and
irregular numbering renders it the
most difficult problem in the city to
those unfamiliar with it. The move
ment bids fair in fact to supply New
York, for the first time in the history
of the country, with what may be
called "civic ushers"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-07-04
SNOW TO COOL HALL
To Help the SweItering Demo.
Gratis at Denver
DELEGATES DOING LITTLE

Picture of Former President Grover
Cleveland VIII Adorn the Wall, But
Alas. the Traditional Rooster Will
Give Place to the Eagle.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-27

loitroe Der Gii6lcr9cGiiGfe aorl G5iro.
Jet beltottet. 5iroicf, ser im 90. 2e-
ben@tobre Itorb, NOR inn Sabre 1864
@orllllt nltf Der GreQotte oSdpor-
j'llbcr9". gr blic3 olrf Gomntonoo
Segett6oif'5 0o5 GignaI sum }h1qrift
onF Die "2onc6roa~ Die gum Sinfen
9cbro6t mltr0c.
Morcns 9~ropn's reue Or,
to6rurGcn.
Mtcr, 26. gpril. - Ser 9}cm-
yorfer gtoreltS @rollL Scr inn }lri-
TRACE Scr omerifonii6cn HegierumJ
lln0 oe$ PrGiiocnten Gooicuelt Die
c%lropdiiden 2Gn0cr 6~crciIt, nm 81
crnittcln, OBJ BORT Die 9tu5luQn0crlmg
nod Nnlerifo IN u~m3uldiiigcr g3ciie
0eforocrt miro, bot nod %0rcimouot.
Iidcm N%licntGolt in Sii0.Guropo Die
&iidrcilc nod sen Ser. Gtootcn on.
gctretcn. Gr BOT ipc}ieQ in Sponieu
ieDr intcreiionte mo mi0tige Ont
0cfHngcn biniidtlih 0e2 Greibcn$
Ser N8cntert, peldc sic Grn1erc BE-
nolferuil1 sur Nltaluon0crung SIT Ucrs
Ictten lu6enL 0cmoht.
Frotcio Gcilbo en- &c,
NJ oBrcaelt.
&icu %. Npril. Groiciior
Siegnuu10 6cilboqen Don Der bicli.
gen llniperiitGt 1T iniolQc 0ea Cbt.
rcIi3 gcldiI6crten) pcinlifen 3pi
i0cniall3 III Der Sirtiniihcu &apeuc
III Nom abgeleBt moroeu. 0ic IS
roclltll0c &lllhuagcnreiuoe IieB 0prc1
ben C6crrobbincr beinl @otteaoicnit
ilr @cOoucrn iiber On3 &ortonmniB
sum Hu2onld brin9en. 3ugleidJ
lourOc 6cllbo9cn ielbit olti ou@
Sd0riltc pcrllrtbcilt. 0ie MobreQe-
lung crioIQte, troBocm Der Yroieiior
cine Grttdrlutg per0iientlidt bate,
mcldc jc0c Nbiid)t Der &criIbuHQ ei.
lies SufrilCd3 31lriIdluICS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-27

Dob lie ell griudlen 0CS Gladiator"
INN @erablaiien BON 9ooten ubDartc-
ten. 9rioIe gIalt6t, 0ab me6r Watrolet
hQtten gcrcttet ner0en f6nnCrL lpcnll
Die 9oote unDcr5iiglit III Gee geIuls
len mor0en ndrcn.
SEER Gaming luollte uitt iiber Den
3uiommenitoB iprcdcll, er Jet in Der
&ajiitc ~gelueien unO piilc niht mas
norgegongcn lei. (Scocniol3 crtl6rte
CT, Die Iia5iplin allf Dem st. 4oltl"
ici gut mo fem Eonif inter Den
FaIingicren D%orbanOen gepeielL NIT
Ocnen Ole Giii5icrc lebr geidYidt um'
Ain8cn. @ci0c, iolpobl SEER mic
GrQu glttcrtbmuite, ertlGren, Der StoB
lei Elm 10 gerinaer %gelucicu, DOB Die
Voiioqiere I'M SoIon i'm falm ge-
ipiirt bdttcn. Sclbit olS lie b0rtcn,
mie bic Giii}ierc nit e%rbobcner
Stinmc HcfebIe aubcn uuO Der Ioms
pier iit r]iiflpdrt@ ju bctucgcn be.
qunlt, fam linen faum Oo5 0culBt=
icin, BOB lid, Elm lln9liif crrcidt
babe. Gle @efebIe mur0cn in elmer 10
ruhigeH Meiie nl9Qefiibrt, ooB icbcm
Gonif Dorgcbeugt mur0c; ie0ea cir-
seine WiIglieO Ser Nemonnuna begdb
iid) obnc mm6tbigc @olt oui icincn
Eoitell.
Die Foiingicrc eriubrcn BON ocn on
@oro oc3 st. Saul" ii%beriilbrten
W}itQlieocrn ser 9einbung 0c2 mlte.
rem Gct9 oe9 o@loOiotor," Dob mit-
6cItcua ein Wonn bel Dem 3uiuu.
mcaitoB 3u (ooe gcQuctidt morocn
nor. &cridicOenc pom ocucn, mcldr
ms Noiier ipron9en, nm iih ourd
Sdnpimnlcu SIT rcttCrL miiiien crtrlul.
fen icin.
0ic Motroicn oc3 n@la0iotor" mie.
len ouf Die 9roBc @eiobr bin, III mel
der bCi0e Stiife Qeifmcbt bdtten.
S0ttc Der st. Eoul" Elm Mngo}in
NctroiicL 10 mare cine c~ntietlidbe SEA
toitropbe rmucrmeiolid Qcmeien. &ou
elmer Ncttumg Der @cluBung oc5
o@looiotor" mGre in oieieul Sale
lidcrli6 nid5t bic Nc0c qcmeicn.
i I'M Eo0te uno 81 Ser.
mtBtc.
FortS +, Guglon0, 2G.
9lpril. - Ger Nomiral, meldcr sic
hiciiac Stotiot ~beiebligt, oer0ifent.
Iid)t cine elite ser 0pier ser gcItri.
gen Goniiion 3miiden 0cm 9ampfer
st. saul" mn0 Dem ,&rell5er .@las
oiator." 9iS iebt iinO MIR Die @ci,
d1cn Ser ohen ~ernGbntcn Stcnaro5
Mi0gerg mo 9ilbra9, Iolpie 0e5
SAiff8Idrcibcr5 Gop0rep crlaltgt.
Nieic 0rci MGnner %ertranfcn. Giner
Der pcrlcttcn ad)t Sccleltte lit irit ge-
tern i'm Sa5orctb geItorben. 2icttc.
nant &iIiam Is. i. @rnpes, flint
ltnteroiii5icre uno 70 Seeleutc mo
@cijer Derbcn pcrmibt uno linO
lpdbrideinlid) ebeninQ9 umgefoms
men. Der Mopor bon Iort5molt6
bat cilen Nufruf an sic Patton lmt
llnterltiiButQ iiir oie @intcrbliebeuen
hcr 0pfer entlaiien. Die in Sort
Gictoria, bel Oormoutb, ~itotionirtcn
@enietruppcn leiItcten quito piilie bci
Der Hettlng Ser NfonnihoIt Oe3
n@la0iotor."
@clttc 9lben0 lit nod elmer ser Scr.
IcBtelt in Soipitol geitorben, 10 oab
Die 3obl scr b%cfonnten So0tcn out
iiini ilcigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-27
Nnnalnitcr OH scr Mr6cit.

Sail Hipcr, Moii, %. 4pri!.
= Die nelrc, bier iiber Sen Soluttou-
9fiorr iiibrcnoe Gom1tueS tablbriide,
meldc Ole bieIige StaOt nit Somer.
JET Derbin0et. lpuroc bclrtc iriib olrd)
cine gebeimniBuole Gmomit. grplo.
iion 5ltlll Sctruge pom Ctuu $4,000
beihGOigt. Die Soften ser Bride,
iueldYe in etua 5pei Wtonaten pollcll.
set iein iolltc, merocn I'M 8ansen olti
$750,000 p%eranid)logt. Ger &crlllIt
iaut allf Die Gontraftoren @olbroof,
cabot mo HollinS bon Bolton, meld,c
9tidlt%- llniouiiteu ais Nrbeiter an Der
Bride beld)Gitigeu. Gle namlid)e
t5irnlo bat bcreits ohnlide griabruul.
gen in Baltimore, philadelphia uno
9tem. 2)orf gebnbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-27
Ser frnnfc Gr Gr1ii0cnt.

Vltutt GlGUtlQlD $ 0llliQ!lD tt0B Clz
Ter &clh0nigungapcrinh eiu crt,.
tier. 0idt mo otllte Ser
0drntng5itorungrn.
&ofcmoo0, q. 5, 2G. 9lpril. -
Sum crItcn Wial icit Sobrcn iciuea
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 0ca 6orclen-
argeln@, bcrotbt, lit Gr.ErQiioent
8roDcr GlcOclau0 I'M 2ateluoo0s0o
tel INNER nod ans 9ctt gciciieIt,
mo ieinc 6rcullOc aebcn ben GrnIt
letncr &ranfbcit SIT, obgleid ieine
Ierjtc un0 icinc @cmobIin periiHern,
Dob ct ljdl nidDt III @eiobr befinoc.
Die @id)t mo otutc Ner0aulngs.
~It0rrnacH ba6cn sic emit ciicrne Son.
iiitutiou 0ea grfFrGiiOenten 0erart
5crriittct, Dab sic Acr5te cincn 0erj,
ihloa bcfiirdttn. Seine Miidfc6r
Uod Yrincctou lit ~porlGufig oll3gc.
INIolicn. Gas 9robc Minter 3otcL
i'll lpcld)ent er in ben lcBten Sabren
rcgclmGBig oic fate (sobrca3cit ais
Der @olt bon Not6ou StrollS Der
brudt bat, miro MIR oc2botb nod o.
Icn gebultcn, Ipeil er nidlt trun9por
tJrt mcr0en fonu.
Or. Soicpb 9. 9rnant Don 9tctu-
9ort trai ON Grcitog Abcno bier Gin,
l,nt Den Sonntua bel Dem 8uticnten
5ll5ubringen. Nolo nud) leincr Nn.
funft crlicB Scr 2lr5t sic GrflGrllng,
roB 0u5 NcfiuOcn Oc8 &runfcn it'd
lonalanL obcr ltctig before. Der 81
Fr0liocnt lit ic0od) INNER nod cia
icbr frollfcr Wiunn. Die rhelrnat.
1den Sdrncr}cL bic cr cr0ul0ct, ba.
Zen i'm 10 rCiSbar gcnlod)t, BOB inn
bn9 O%eringitc @crGltid Guulcn be-
lrindt. Bic S1iiren oe8 SIT cincnt
Sonitarinnl qclnodten &otela mer
Den oabcr bcItunoig qcihloilcn gcbuI-
ten, un0 Die ullf bier Ecriotcn rc6l!
5irtc Gictcrihoit ihlcidt alti Den
3ebcnlpitcn llmber. 6rau GIepclouo
fcincn 2%Hgcnblid bonn Eager
hires trantcn mo lebr ungr0ul0iael.
WattCn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-27
SGmom GifcriudDt.
6rou Mctgcr eridicBt Carlton ".
Wtorgon mGbreno lie ibrcn Sat.
ten t0otcn ippQte.

'pt iotlDltllu It tpttll 0ul-
ten t00tcn ippltc.
GaiiopoliS Did, 2G. gpril.-
Irdu Gbriitinn Ngne5 Wcbger, Die
Gattin zines Embellishments III
Soutb-9cnb, t0otcte bier orlrd) ciner
GfuB Carlton @. Morgun, einen
teIden @runl0eigcntbumS . Sdnolcr.
Grnu Dicbgcr mar inn @lunben, Mor.
Goit lei ibr @attc. mo ibrc roienoc
e11erftdlt mur0e oaourd ermedt, ooB
lbr ell llgc0ffnetcr, bon elmer ul0c.
rem 6rol itammenoer 9riei in nie
@altoe gcfallcn luor. 9orallfbiu
fol9tc lie ibrem Mnnlt had ser &ila
elmer 6rall Wioe @rccne ll1o uerIted.
tr lld) 0olclblt i'm 8ebiiid). Inn 5ipel
ltbr MtorqenS tratcn McBger llno
Wtorgdu 5ltionmen aus 0enl Sullic
Der @rcene berolls, 5rau Wiebger soy
eIilen NeuoIpcr nno ld)oB bindings
los. Gie 8llgcl Ordllg Morgon ourd)
naS 0cr5, mo er mar lofort cine
2cidIe.
Ger @riei, Scr Srou Mebger 81 ser
SGot peranlnbte, iuar ont 9tbeno Dor.
her bel ibr I'M Souie abgegeben nor.
Sen, unO ais ibr Monn 5llm Ibenb-
tgoo na6 Sauic fam. crfl1rte er, cr
lei III GROCER Gle uno miiiie iofort
ndd GaIIapoliS, nm eilien @rilno'
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ab5uldlieBen. Sic
offrete Damn oa9 Sdreiben ielbit,
ats Dem tic ben Henbe5pous.4Slob
fcnllen lernte. Sic itcdte oen aroBcn
NepolDer ibreS @otten Elm, nabm 6elt
c llDr- SIG ndd) GoliopoIis unO legte
ltd) Damn oltf Die Saltcr. als Met-
ger mo Morgan oits Dem Saliie her
olistroten, idlritt Morgon poroll, in
henllelben Woment fiel ollh Ell,
Gdlb, nno Worgan brad suianl.
men. Webger elite olli ieine Jrou
III llno entriB ibr Die @offe. 9u.
rdltfbin gingcn 9eibe 5uionlnlen iorr.
ipltrocn aber Ipater perboitet uno be.
lirocn it'd INN inn 8~rfdngniB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-27
HDman ans Dem Scbcn.

grltOcr nno Shmcitcr ais Ghclcute.
lrenntcn lid in iriibcr &in0-
felt mo cbclihtcn lid, oDnc Elm.
un0er III e%rtcnncn.
Glcpcl0n0, o, 26. Npril. -
Gine gera0ciu ItounenCrrcgcn0c sc
ihid)te Cr50bltc Dor Rid]tcr 6a00ell
dlti Dem 3cNgcuitnnNe bic 30. jdbri9e
Inanitc Heatg Butter 5mcicr. sim.
Der I'M Nltrr pom cincm mo Orci
SSabren. Gie 6rau iagte, bab lie ais
einiGbrigca &jn0 bon ciner 6arniLie
III Glcoelau0 a0optirt mo pom ibrcn
Termnn0tcn Qctrcnnt mllroc. Sore
I0optip.Glteru 5ogcn nit ibr nud
Gbebopaon, Midi. mo Dor adt SAB.
rem lernte lie loren Srltoer Nll0lIt
Neate tennen. sic babe lid Sena
Gebed gcldmlt, 9ei6e hdttun lid 10
tort III cluanocr perliebt. nbllc 5ll
luillcL DAP lie 8eidmiitcr ieirn lut0
i'll SontorL 8, lei sic @pd5cit &c
reiert iuor0elr. @ie Qldiibiuilroigc
3Clgen ioaGL bat sic Ne5fe ibren
Srlloer nic bis jltnl Sabre 1900 luie-
ber1ciebcn, ms Jet ser 3eit bitten
oic Seioen iortgeiebt ais Gbepaar 5ll-
lamnen Gclebt. tSrau Hesfe mnr0e
nit ibrer Mlttter coniruntirt, Die tic
ltitt 81 fennen bebaltptete. Gie Gbe
mllr0e fir nlQ uno nid)iig crflGrt
mo Die &in0cr Der ainoerIdnb-8e Sc.
lcllid)nit ilberantportet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-27
Snbcl in Sautn Barbara,

}lnfllnit scr }lrmo0a errcgt aud sort
m~gcbcuren GntbuiinSmt3 .-Go3
6citprogromm Ser ndditen poor
Gage.
Soutu Barbara Sal, 26.
2lpril. - Die gcitcrn bier criolltc
9lnflmit ser otlautil6cn Shladt.
ihiiil6Iotte crrcgt lun9cbcuren gn-
%tbuiio3mua. Sic Qonjc Sta0t prou1t
i'm 6eltaelpono. N%eion0ere3 @erpiht
muroc oui sic Nuai6miidung Ocs
0oulcpnr09 mo Ser Ela3a 0cl Mar
gelcgt ul0 IN tltr5cr Belt pran0tc bic
Qan}c Battlefront in Ben bcrrlihiten
6orbcn lm0 6IoaQcn mo Nimpel
uu0 buntc Satcrncn ocrliehen Der
Scene eiuet prGdrttgen Nnitrid. lin.
ilbCrichbure O}cnihcnmcnQcn illttbC.
ten O1rh bic StroBen ser Sto0t,
bcnn olll Num0crtc pom Mcilcn bate
lid sic @cpoltcrung aucr Stdotc mo
Crtidnitcn cinachm0cn Inn bic Ont
pionq9 6%citlidytcitcn mit}lmlahen.
YQc @d0cn marcn onI6Blif oe3 Set
to9c3 Qcif(oilcn un0 ic n0bcr 0ic
Stunoc 0c3 proarammgemGBcn Gr=
idcincn ser Tlottc beronriidtc, nm
10 bllnter mnr0e 0a5 @ruimmcI Der
WcnIhcn. Sobolo iid sic ~eritcl
S6iife bol0 naf 1 llbr 5ci9tcll, brad
sic uniI6crlebbarc Nien9G in %frcncti.
Id)cn >Sllbcl ans, mclhcr lid tort.
Icbte mo INNER bon 9teltem erbob,
bis N;e &ricgSldiiic Dor Anfcr gin.
gen. Die critic 9cgriiblng muroc
bcn @1lten Ourd) sen Wtopur 4. :.
NOe5te uno oic 0litglicocr Dc3 Gre.
flltip Q Gomitc'S Der oGipic 2cogltc"
SIT 2beil, un0 bon oieicu Nltgel,blid
60rten oic 6eitlidfciten nidt ntcbr
nlli. @0breu0 ocS aol5en Nllicnt
6aItS Ser 6lottc iinoen Wor0ena,
9todmittogS mo 2(benOa Gergnil0ltll.
gen itno 6cltlihtciteu ltatt. llutcr
0cner, mcld)c oen Nlomir1lcn lrn0
Offi5icrcn Ser Slottc ibre@aitircmno-
ldait CrmieicL nahmen N0mriral NC.
Commodore 0llQ ur0 @ottin
luno Nr. 6ranci9 Z. llnocrbiQ mo
Satin cine bcrporrngenoC StCllltn1
elm. Der Montog brin1t cine Eo-
ra0e, iueldc nit eincm 9llmen.
9ombnroement ablhlicBt, un6 am
!Mittmod) iinoet Elm groBcr Bali lno
Gonnerltag Elm 9lnncntorlo ltutt.
Die Faro0e pcrlprid)t nid)t nltr Die
groBte, IonOcrn ulld) Die id0nite 5ll
lperOell, mcldle Santa Barbara ie er.
lebt bat. @enn sic Earaoe Sen
Sonlepdr0 am Stron0c oea S5eallS
mo Die 5rltppen BORT Iui
telling gcnorlmen DabcnL miro 0a9
81 Dem 9lumcn 0omboroe,
lteltt aegebeu meroen. Nlti Meilet
IinO iiir oieie criainel2 &eronitnis
0ie @Grten an ser Qon5cn aiilte
mi bei0cn Seiten BON Santa Dor.
bara ibrcr 9liunen bcrallbt mnroen,
nm Wltlitiou 81 bcidafien. Mn Dem
Slumentan5, neldcr ont Wiittpod)
Itottlinoet, meroen iid cine groBc Nh.
5dbl Der id)onlten 6raucn III Santa
Barbara betbciliBen ll,0 moll erlpar.
tel cine Gntruidelnnq Don Sd0nbeit
mo Nnmnttb, pcldle 10 leidt nid,t
ms ocm @cb0htniB ser SeeIctte
lhmin0cn miro.
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Nnfitauo in Nracntinicn iunr ION
fHr5Cr GHnCr.


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Ter ncitiir}tr @ouDcruC,r Ser Qro.
p'H5 >u'I'd8o " SI'''0 "'l"l
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IV6I. VePlo'lle Stoue'''C0''"7
Sea Weri.ccc' hof Porr
"~'llIIDot'l III Vl'IaofIell po9tello
6rs &,hrcs tqO7 oonbonr,
Ntelollng lIbcr @ol'er HroH} 80
ienh,s Observation-Disclosures, hcmcn.
tlrt. - @enlllblln9ell 5ltr Yet
roo,,r, So,. ,oIi+;;ho,, or;iis =,
l'h8ot'l.
MIC SQnciro, 2G. glpril. -
6ier cinQetroffencn Nod)rid1tcn aus
HllcroS glprc8 3ufo(ac lit @ol1Dcrncltr
Eontiuon. BON Ser VroDin3 Sontio
40 Dcl Gitern. in Ser Ncpublif 9lrdcn
tinicn. mcldcr Dol, Ncpollttiouiiten
ociliir;t morbcn mar Ourd1 sic linn
III Sji(ie ocidhidtcn Rcoicrunoatrrp.
rem michpr riItociptt morOrn can.
ti0ou's WrI,hcr murhp oct6ntcf MIN
rem pr ocn @ouppynplr ocaer oeIicu
9lnorpifcr nnrthpiniotp In hpr oor.
am NcnoIttion m,rorn - Monn oc.
tGotet ltn0 % pcrmlrnOct. gRie ferner
gculelOct miro, bat Ole Eoli3ci oltdj
cine G,uuntitGt Yombcn cntoedt, net
DE Ole Nebolutioniitca bcrGcitcIlt bot
ten ltl0 in cillcnt &erItCdr 5ll1l Sc.
broltd bcrcit bieIte1.
SrodcnIcqurQ 6e$ Ncmi
sees.
Mem, &c. 9IpriI. - Ter pou Ott
&cnicrlnn cinqcictte (cdbnitcr Pins
lhnB bat Bic &ergrulB Der idminl-
mcn0cl 2llithGuicr OcS Sibcrit8 lul0
GaIiQllaS BON jc 81 mo II Wictey
9Gn9c ourd GrodcllcAund 0c39tcmi-
SccS bc%fiIriuortct. @epor Dos WtlnI.
1tcrlltn ,If clltl6eloet, l0Bt eo ole
SdlftSrllmpfc ltlterllthcl1, oh 0lele!!-
ben cl1r Nerilbrlt19 nit Der Knit per.
tro0en, ltno Oh 6ilr't Nlt9polt, net
GIacntbllIller oe3 Gees, lr8ellolpeld)e
Nnlprlide ltclIf.
Wor0tDatcn in Sulgaricn.
Gofio. 2G. 9Ipri( cant on1t.
lidrn 0crid,tcn Iino inn Sabre 1907
in 9ltlgoricn nidt rncni0cr ais 772
@priuncn crn1or0ct norocn.
Tronf Hoicph's qcbrn nih+
puiihrrt
gsicr, 26 Npril - 1os Central.
Gnmitr fir bir ,3uloiounosfrirr IN
lGBlid 0c5 Hcoicrunu5- ,%SubilGllm5
oea Goiicr9 Sror5 I<oicp6 0cnlcntirt
Die Honooner Wtcloungcn 0uB e9 0a9
&cbcn oc9 Monorden bel ciner eng
lildcn @eicaid)oit fiir Den 9ctroo
BON iiebcn MiQioncn &roncn Der.
ildert babe. Ole Sunmc ioQte an
geblid ooa Gonlitc idoolo9 boltca
fir Die QcpuoltiQcn NuaQubcn 5t Dem
Qroborti0en SltbilGumla 6cit5ltQ, fuQ3
Der Serri6er friibcr pom Sooc ubbc-
rufen lpcrocn lolltc. Sic No6ridtcn
lporen 10 beitimmt 1cboltcL ooB tic
5iemlid, ollQcmcin @luubCn 0eiun.
ben bQtten. ,<nirlue 0Cjieu crod1tctc
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CA9 II
Tragt die bic S0ds, Die If Inner Gekauft HABIT
ss liif tEANNZZM

VdHe fiir'S Nnsiano beiurgt g.. Hatne. Er.
4f3. Et.9aittinp rrsS ctr, uahe Seftem SOa(s.Np<-
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@erlin. 20. Npril. 3ll Scr
Meiic bes Stontsiefrct1rS Qernburg
miro gemclbCt, onB Der StantSlefrc4
TOR ON g.. Wtoi nod) Neenoigung lei
mes llrlnubS Die ImtSgeid1fte fir
fur5e 3eit nod eiunlul itbernehmen
miro. Ter StoatsiefretGr miro Die
giienbobn.g orloge Der S~oloniaI Ser.
iuaIiung perionlid pertreten, Damn
ober ld)on Iehr bnlo 0araui feline Sn.
iormationsrciic nod Seutih Siio,
lpeitofrifa ontreten. Sn &ertretung
6es beurlmlbten Stoaticfret1rs bat
llnter.S tnatsiefretGr u. Sinoeluiit
Die 8cidGfte bes Observation-Disclosures
iibernommen. Ter Inter touiaic.
fret1r miro poraisiidtlid) I'M Nug,lit
9leiffaQs cine airiforeiie ontreten
linb oabei in eriter 2inie sic gniieoe.
liines-8ebiete IN lliombaro om Sill
mon0id)aro uno ON Weruberg be.
iud)en.
Gin perit einerter @aIo.
9erlin, &c. apriI. - Gin Der
iteinerter @oIo befinoet lid I'M Be
sirf Siiioinee IN Ganteritn. Ger
oortige ge5irfsamtmnnn bot auf ei.
ner Heiie burd) ieinen 9e5irf bei'm