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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-20
Work of Black Hand.

CHICAGO, Oct 19.-Two BLACK Hand
letters, threatening TO blow up the
Moody church at Chicago and La Sale
avenues. were received by Rev A. c.
Ing the past week. according 10 inforTna.
non gained by the police today. The let
ters demanded that $1,000 be left in a
cigar box on The porch of the church
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-20
Dope from the Police Court

Owing TO the illness of Judge G. B,
Diehl, the Monday afternoon session of
the city police court was presided ovc-
by Judge j. ]. Whitaker. Arraigncd
on the prisoners bench was q gooGly
number of alleged law breakers. bat,
regardless of this fact, it took but about
thirty-hve minutes to dispose OF all the
cases.
A case against Edward Ryan for petit
larceny was set for trial today at ,
clock
Richard Ryan, soldier from Fort
Douglas, was in the court for destroy
ing property, TO which charge he plead
ed not guilty. AS Ryan could not pet
away from his duties today to have the
case come to trial he requested that it
be placed for later hearing. Judge
Whitaker set the date for October IS,
but Assistant City Attorney Rogers de.
sired that it be earlier, informing the
court that he would communicate with
the Officers at the fort and see If Ryan
could not be allowed leave of absence
today.
Harry Atkins was found guilty OF be.
ing drunk and was fined So.
Annie Fairchild, a woman who has
caused the police no little annoyance,
Was arralgned on two charges. one for
being drunk and another for DESTROY.
ing, property. Annie pleaded guilty TO
both charges and for the former was
sentenced to three days and for the lat
ter TO fifteen days in the city iail. An.
ME, while on rampage Saturday night,
broke window out of the Lone Star
saloon.
James f. McGovern and Georpc Me
Cam pleaded guilty to being Migrants
and promised to leave town, which
promise Judge Whitaker recognized.
George Gunnison, arrested Saturday
night, was not in court to plead to n
charge of drunkenness, and forfeited his
bail of So, which he put up for his re-
lease several hours after his arrest.
Harry Vanguard admitted that he
was drunk Sunday. but as be had po-
sitlon awaiting him the court ordered
the defendant released.
Hugh McCarry and Bill Bailey. two
men arrested Sunday for begging, were
each sentenced to twenty-five days in
the city jail.
A case against John D. Gibbs for
battery on a. A. Peterson, ianitor of
the Lowell school, which gave iudica
ton OF being an interesting one, proved
absolutely the opposite. Peterson tcs-
tilted that he had caught boy who had
been throwing stones at some of the
little girls of the Lowell school and that
Gibbs came along and forced him TO
release his hold on the youugster, who.
Peterson claimed, he was holding for
the arrival of the police. Gibbs took
The stand and stated that the boy Peter
SON had caught was r cripple and that
The school Janltor was shaking the !
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-20
MANY LIVES DESTROYED
BY FLOODS IN CHINA

VICTORIA. L. c., Oct. 19.-Local Chi
nese hayc received cablegrams telling of
heavy loss of life and great desolation
in Helping, China, as result OF the
breaking OF the dykes and overflow of the
West river, inundating the district for
hundreds OF miles. The number of killed
is not given, but the message states that
the loss has been immense and starvation
is feared, and It appeals to the Chinese
abroad to send aid. Subscriptions from
local Chinese were made within n short
time after the receipt OF the cablegrams,
which totsled $1,000. the first amount be-
for distribution among the sufferers The
disaster came at the time of harvest
when the crops are ready to be taken
from the fields
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-20
NEWLANDS TAKES REST
TO REGAIN HIS VOICE

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 19-United
States Senator Francis G. Newlands of
Nevada arrived In this. city today and Is
has come hero for the bencflt OF his
health. but his physical condition is much
better than has beon reported. He stated
this afternoon that the report that he
had suffered n breakdown was a mistake
lie. started of in The campaign with a
bad cold and has pressed his voice too
much, lie has recovered from the cold,
but his vocal chords have become weak
ened and require rest. lie was advised
70 drop down to A lower altitude for a
few days and has done so. His voice al
ready Is better. and he expects to resume
his campaign by making a speech at
Godheld next Saturday. He will then
remain in the campaign, speaking daily
until election.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-20
The Call
of Nature

When Nature abused she first calls liobz and +ba
trumpet tones to the thoughtful man "get right
slight touch OF Indigestion, feeling little indisposed
not SO WE'LL etc. the first whspering of trouble-the
warnings
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Grape

and be sure of good results. It IS
Natures food improved Worn out
tissues are renewed, weakened DIGESTIVE
organs are strengthened. Good health
IS quickly wooed and won.- Coupled with
these certain good results the pleasure
OF eating Grape Nuts is a pleasure
"There's a Reason"
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd, Battle Creek, Mich, US.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-20
MAY VOTE IN COLORADO.
BUT NOT in NEW YORK

NEW YORK, Oct. l9.-JustIco TruaX in
the supreme court today denied q motion
on behalf of Dr. Julia Seaton Sears that
the registration board he reconvened and
ordered to register DR.. Sears as n voter
for the presidential election Miss Mary
Coleman who appeared for DR. Sears, ar
Sued that as the latter had voted at three
presidential elections in Colorado. the re-
iusal TO register her was In effect n de-
mai OF the provision OF the United States
constitution that no citizen shall be de-
priVed OF rights acquired under that in
strurnent
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-20
DISAPPOINTED IN LOVE,
YOUNG WOMAN ENDS LIFE

BERKELEY, Cal. Oct 1a.-Ethel 7.
Buttimer, a nurse girl at the Roosevelt
hospital. is years old. was found hanging
IN the bathroom OF that Institution this
morning. She left notes saving that her
sweetheart, whose name is given only as
Will, has ceased writing to her ana
that she was heartbroken. She had
hanged herself some time during the
night to q rafter, using trunk rome
She came to Berkeley from Helena,
Mont, where her parents live.
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VETERAN STATESMAN OF
CALIFORNIA CALLED

PASADENA, Cal. Oct. 1s.-Jobn Ad
ans: veteran statesman. and father of
eN-GoV- Alva Adams of Colorado and
state. died at his home In this CITY Sat-
mrday morning after a protracted illness.
with him at the end were Alva ADAMS
and his sister, Miss Adams. Mrs, Adams,
home. ''''
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Gil ~nerfaufen.

Gin gutter @eidaftsplas in Ser
Stabt Warion uno cine quite 200
Mder 6arm in Ser Nabe BON San
4ntonio iinb 51 nerfaufen. Mas1
menoe ii6 an
q. 8orsfelb,
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Wit elmer gepal1oten 8%er6eugun9
perlieB er bos 3immer. Melitto
blieb bo6oufgeri6tet inmitten bes
&al1mes iteben. Sic otnete ibmer
uno beoedte ibr @eiidt nit ben San-
Den, als moGe lie aa bos SGBli6e
nno @emeine nidt ieben, bos ii6 Dor
ibrem inneren 8lid 5eigte,
90 cling Die Sir nno 9elo trot
Elm. 9os iunge WGo6en unit
idlollg iie uno iogte lpei6: n@rdunen
Sic it6 nidt, menn Sbnen Der
Weni6 goies 3ufiieen mill. Sic
iino ia oo6 10 gut, uno ih babe Sic
IN oieien nenigen Togen 10 lieb &C.
monnen. gertrauen Sic mir mlr.
Stanislous uno i6L mir bolten 5t
Sbnen, unb Stonislous ioa Sbnen
bethlehem, ipenn Sbnen etmos llnan=
genebmes miberfobren %iollte."
Sic itrei6elte 9ela's Saor uno
fiiBte lie ouf Die Stirn. ygerubigen
Sic iid MIR pegen meiner, &ino,"
ipro6 tie meid. oSbre Seilnabme
tut mir iebr ipobl, a6er nit ben Mil}-
beligfeiten oes 2ebens miro Welittd
Sduielfa l6on alein fertig."
0ela iiberrei6te ibr einen 8riet,
Ben Der 8rieftrager eben abeeliefert
botte. Die 8ilobalterin blifte auf
Die abreiie, uno cine fliidtige &ote
itieg IN ibre ionIt imnler Elm menig
elfenbeinblei6en @ongen.
uS6on mieoer BON @enrp," fit
iterte tie, mie 81 ii6 ielber. Sic rib
Ben ltmidlag auf uno ourdflog bas
Shreiben. Damn lebnte tie iih III
BEN 6allteril 3llriid, ltiibte Die
Stirn IN Die Sano uno ltarrte nit
meitgeoffneten Mltgen Dor iid bin.
uSaben Sic cine n~nangenebnle
Na6ridt erbalten?" fraete 3ela
teilnebmeno urb leete ibr leiie Die
&ono ouf Die S6uIter.
SD meiB es ni1t, &ino," ant
mortete Melitta trdumeriid. Diem
Sreuno ihreibt mir, feline 5rau JET
nit ben beiIigen Sterbeiaframenten
perleben moroen. IS NOR cine arnne
leioenoe 5rau."
XVII.
9as ~funfiGbrige Stiftungsfeit Ser
8iaenfolonie Sreuoentbal peripra1
cine i6one nno barmonii6e Seitlid=
felt 5u merben. Ser Sreiberr, ourd)
oen giinitieen umihmung in ieiner
Gage beriobnli6er geitimmt, icnie
aud ourh ben Imitanb, ooB Die
9orfgemeinoe enbli1 Elm groBere5
gntgegenfommen geeen i'm 5eiate,
FOB Die Sperre oes Sees oltf uno En-
teilte gegen cine bel6eioene @ebiibr
Die g%rlaubnis, gu ongeln uro Boot
gu fabren. Qud ieinen Barf lieB er
pieoer fir oos Bublifum offner,
uno feline Soritbiiter mies er an, milf
oere Soiten auf5u5ieben. geun ju=
bette inn Die 8epolfernng gu nno
i6idte iid an, oas Set als ein red=
tes @olfsfelt mit5ufeiern. Slagge1
muroen i'm 9orf gebiBt, menn lie
! audi oft genug mebr als ein 3eifen
gutter Weinung bei1n ols Elm 3ier-
rat m5uibouen morerL uno Die Sir
| pfoiten muroen nit Grin befrdnss.
Gin &aruliea, cine ShieBbuoe uno
etlide @affelbadereien mo &onoi-
torita1be itelten iid elm, utlo Die
nelte Serrain= uno 8augeieli6oft
bette Elm groBes Seueriperf auf Dem
See porgeieben, mabreno Ser Srei=
berr @inlaoungen ST. einer italienl-
iden 0adt in ieinem 8arfe e%rlaiIen
batte.
(Tortfebnn9 foIgt.)
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lad g G-,nninohom 1aoa maa-Ean.

81. 81. @o. 8, 8or "A, Gan Mntonio.
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Cine iiebeniGhriae Irp6e

babe id oafir, oaB Or. Sings Melie
Gntoedung Die bette Meoi5in fir
SuIten, @rfaltung nno 9als-, 8rnit.
nno 2uneenfranfbeit lit, lagt 50. 8.
Senrp BON Savanna, SEQ. 9ie 8slt
fennt Or. Sings Neue gntoedung
fir aae biele &ranfbeiten, eini6lleB-
lid 5dninoluht, ieit 38 Sabrea.
Cine friib5eitige @ntpenbung lit rot
lam. Gum 8erfauf BET @ooIpb
DreiB uno q. Gobn & 60. so gts.
uno 81. 8robeflai6e fret.
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mano berauseeidleuoert meroen.
Sier lei Die 2ilte.
Sd las, giogenoiien, Sdiieen-
briiber. aus aaen @ol1en bes So
%terlonoes, Ser5 uno Sono, Shub
uno S6irmz Sort Ser Sreibeit, 6obe
potriotiide gegeiiterung, unier Scra,
poll uno gang, oerielbe, oielel6e,
bie Bern, bic giogenoiienidaft,
leudtenoes @orbilo, Safob stdmpf-
Il, paterlanosloie 8eieaen, Die rote
Snternationule, Die ieiuitiide 9te-
aftion, &ulturfampf Ser beoriifte
Wtittelitarto> %beionnener 5orti1ritt,
Staatsgeoanfe, @aterlano, lebe bod,
bod, bod.
Sd fiel meillem 6reunoe, Dem
geationalrat, lint ben Sails, Mantle
i'm meinell rettenoen @ngel nno glng
no6 Sallie. 9ann lernte id1 Die
i Stidporter ~austpenbig ullo ii6te
mid i'm Srinfen bon Neuerbltrger.
Ser groBe Sag fam. @eg mar
Die gefangellbeit. Sd ltano auf Ser
Sribii1e. Inter mir flirrten oie gB-
gerate. Mit elmer 0onllerltimnle,
mie iie MIR Der Neuenburger ,lllo
Die gerameiflu1g giebt, iprod idl.
@uroe frebsrot. @inomiiblte ent=
ieslib nit ben Mrn1ell. Sdrie mie
Elm @efolterter!
@as2 Sd babe es ME ge-
mnBt. = gu6 Oamals ni1t. @ber
Die Stibmorte bonnerte ib IN Die
geriammlune binein, oaB bic @iitte
er5itterte.
Wogen es mir Die Wanen Safot
Stampflis per5eiben, aber iopiel id)
mid %erinnern fam, bebouptete ib
BON inn, er lei Ser 8oter bon ser
ieiuitiiden &eaftion gepeIen uno
babe in allen @ouei1 oes 8ater(an=
oes nit Ser5 u1o @ano Sen beoriid-
/, ten Mittelitano aus ben &loren oes
belonnenen Sortidritts Der rotten
Snternationalen, erfiiat BON boD,r
patriotii6er 8egeiiterung, errettei.
Sd neiB niht, Oh id oos geiagt 6a-
be, iider it, bob i6 es batte briiae.l
fonnen. 8oa u1lo gansl
gnolih mabte ib S6luB. SD
bate ieoes Stidmort i'm Seuer ser
gegeiiterlne menieitens breimal al-
getpenoet. yeo1 cine leste @nItren=
suilg, oonn, i6 fiiblte es, neriogte
mir Die 2unge fernere 9ienite. III
lo: n2ebe bod. bod, bo6!"
3itterno itieg i6 bon ser Sribiine
berunter. Die 8eriammlung Britt
te: Sod. bod, bo6l" Sd erntete
frenetil6en 8eifal.
Sim anoeren Gage las ib in BEN
| 3~eitungen Die Meloungen Ser lfmei=
5eriiben 9epei6en=Mgentur.
@drme patriotiihe @eiinmun9
babe mein ber5ersreifenoe &eoe ge-
tragen.
Mit Dem iugenoli6en Seuer eiles
eften Batrioten babe i6 in fllapper,
~biinoiger 5orm Die eroBen io8iolen
Iufgaben, Die nle 9er5en betpegen-
Den Srogen Ser eiogenoiiii1en 40.
litif flargelegt, Elm e6ter @io-
| genolie bobe 81 ieilen 2anosleuten
geiproden, marfig uno unberfali1t.
Weine Sreunoe batten mir Bic
Sano georiidt. Hiibrung nno Ser
numbering itano aif ieoem @eii6te.
Sd mor fir einen Gag beriibmt ge-
morben.
gor S6iieenfeitreoen NOR mir
MN nidt mebr bange. 2eioer Gutte
ib feline @elegenbeit mebr oa5r,
inoem Die @robratsmablen in cine
3eit fielen, mo- 5ufaaigemeile mir
genbs Elm Set los NOR. Cont bit
te i6 nod cine Heoe gebalten uno
pare gang iider eepablt lporben.
Dime Heoe muBte i6 natiirlid)
our6foaen.
| SD puroe niht @roBrat. a6er
oaS idooet nidts. Mein 6reuno,
Der Aationalrat, bat a6t 9ubero
S6iibenfeltreoen gebalten, bepor Ell
gefpablt muroe.
Sd merbe mir oos merfen.
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Sic Metnil merhnnts

We JIefoll Wterdoilfs Nll0.
citation erpdblte foIgenoe 8eamten
uno 0ireftoren: Sic 8eters, 8raii.
bent; @ug. Muegge, 8ice-Braiioeut;
Sobn airntep, SdabmeiIter; 9iref-
torelt: gmi[ Sronf, 6. 8roeeer, @.
@organ, $. q. @oeBnig, $. ault,
s. 9ebni6 nno Sranf 8eber.
9toolpb @roiio milrbe mieoer gum
SefretGr ertpd6lt.
Der tatise @eiit lit miBbe9ieri9
Der untdtige neiigierie.
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s. grodmon bat i'm 9iftriftgc.
ridt elm @eiuh eingerei6t, int bern
er I'M Die e%rnennung zines Wasfe-
pertpalters nadinft I'M Die I'M
Sabre 1886 g~esriinoete San glnto-
Mo Cremation GompanD auf5uloIen.
emilio Gaitiao bat Die s. &
o. N.-gobn auf $4,000 Sdaoerl-
eriob perflagt, neil er iih in ibrell
9ieuitog ieinen SUB fdtper berIettc.
Sm Sitter bon % Sabren itarb
6rau ellie @eimer geb. 9alm.
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Sttu areter, 6t6h Marfet Sir,
&eparatur : @erfitdtte. @apebre,
repariert unb ale in bies
idlaeenoe Mrbeiten nnter @a-
rantie mlsgefiibrt. Neues Sci. 21t2.
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g. $. Cunningham, 1903 @eft=gpm.
nterce Strake. Ser biIigite Blab fin
9ebralldte M0bel, 5ufammenlegbare Bet.
ten, Sefen, 6anges etc. @ir baben cir
groBes Eager bon aod> unb 9ei5>Oe=
fen, Die mir alsperfanfen m06ten mi
Die mir gum Hreiie bon $3.50 Biz SIT
offerieren. Changes bon $40 ~auftpdrfs
Spredt BEL nrs Dor. 5traBenbabneu pnf.
iieren Dor Dem Gtnre.
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8eindt

cine a6din ODER Elm Widodelt sur
geIorgung Der Sausarbeit bel eiller
aus brei gerlonen beitebenoen So,
mile. gu erfrogen in Ser Office
Der .Sreie 8reiie".
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8eiudlt

miro Elm getpanoter 3eitungsreiisn-
Der. @pplifotioren 5lt ridten on sic
Expedition Der Sreie Hreiie far
Seras.
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@llte @etrdnfe uno fomoier
2un6 itets in 9nrgitaller's Saluon
tmb Geitanrant, 8inita StraBe nebeil
Der Saae Der Sermonnsiobne.
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@enn oie Meniden bodfun=
men, biloet Ben @ipfel meiitens -
Die Nale.
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Die Huit nnb 3citnnos Eurtp.

SCit Dem erltcn Sdntnr lit ctn Sc
ieb IN Hrdft gctrctcn. muuob ollie
NbonncntcL sic Gin %obr ooer lam.
ger ibrc 3eitlmAelt nidlt 6e}ohlt bo.
ben, nidt mcbr Die &Qrtbcilc ser
E~Iun0-9totc bon ser @Ipit hobcn, ion.
bern icoc 3citltno lit nit cincnl Gent
81 Ironfircn. 9tadp 0cnl friihcrcll
Wcicb hobcn Die 3citm1cn, nclChc
pom Den @e%rmuSgebcrn ourt oic |pit
perlonot mer0cn sic &ergiinitialnq,
baB iiir ieoe9 Giuno MIR elm Gent
an Die BOT 81 entridtcn lit. Sml
@an5en bleibt 0aS @eleb oltd icbt
nod peiter belteben, MIR limo folgcns
Sc 3uiat 9eitimmumgen qcmaht
morocn: Cine gepiiic 3eit miro ics
Dem 3eitungSberdllsgcbcr Qcpdbrt,
nm baS announcement ST crnellern,
bod mnlB Dies liir @ohcn5eitlmgen
innerbalb oe8 3citraimc9 BON cinem
Sabre 9eld)ebell, ooer 0le Se'cr mcr'
ocn uidt nlcbr nlS rclllGrc Nbon.
reien betradltet, uno platter an ioldc
2eicr mcroen nid)t mebr ais Tolt-
laden 5~lueiter aloiic ongcnommcn
mo iiir cincn Gent pro Eiulo be
ioroert, ionbern m%ililen nit einenl
Sent iiir ie0e bier lln5cn o0er eincul
Sbeil bierpon bc5ablt wcrocn. Tas
Teft zines 3eitln1@bcrmtSgebcrS,
Credit SIT %gelpdbrcu uiro bon Scr
E~oitbeb6roc nidt IN G~ripGlumg &C.
5o0cll mcrben, ober 3eitrug@bcrous-
qcbcr, Sic lid, oieiem llel,cu Beiet
nid)t unterpericrL iiuo niht mebr be-
red)tigt, fir ibrc 3eitung GoItratet
5peitcr Glaiic ST. bcaniprlihen. "
Se0e llebertreting ocS Goitgeiebes
foItet Dem SerauSge6er nor 500 bis
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Scfanmtnladungen.


sOCDnuoc.
Baltimore, II. Sebr. 1908.
Sic Strabcnour1britds Gommiiidre in Der
ciuot Baltimore babcn GeindB Der am 10. SUM
1906 uHfer5clhleItu &erorOHuHg IA. 1ot oe3
MtuUora mo Sthotratbcs, cine oetaiuirie 9luts
iteluIlg Der Soften Itno NlsGabcl tleblt oerel
&eribellung fir ole Nipeuiruug, Ytlaiterung
NM NanolieiHbeiCuung Der Garrua . StruRC,
non Gaturs9lucuuc BITS 5ur Adlten StraRc, ma
del laiien.
llno tie muneu bterrtit i%errer bcfuunt, bGB
hpreuuibuic gtUitClluug nebit crtldreloen Stnrs
len lest 5ur Snipcttion tir ale bnrtt iniereiitrs
len Gcripnclt ncrcit ltcGcu liuo buB Die b~ciugicu
Gommiiidre am SOuucritnG, 27.- 6cbrnnr 1908,
2}ormitlugs IN llDr, III iDreltl Nilreal I'M ouciI'
WcUGuoC, QcritOtOlz ulo Sollto0DsStraBe IN
Sieung fcin meroeu. nm irgcno rpelde III ers
pdbntcr GuiitcluHN cnibniteHc gngeieGcnbeltell,
ueaeu Die trOeno cine i~nlereiirl ST fem be
bduptcnoc ECriou Ginuuno crbebt, IN Srlpd'
Glr0 81 5tcbcn.
4. Nrt1ur @idBnrt,
Games 8. MARINE.
Goulmtfdre.
Gugcue j. 8iuogere,
5cbrt2, 15,t0,22) GIerf.
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Guiulano'S tiirfiid)c gaOcr,
equitable. 0c6auOe, 9uitumt 9rgrn. strts ufirn.
IMIInOO-l
SpocSfGHe.

0larG gct, "A Sabre alt, gr. 025, gioros
8dps StruBe, 10. Sebruar.
Winraurct 2cnuinser, 76 Sabre alt, lir. 1906.
9iOQelna StrnBc. :. Sebrndr,
SuBu =. arramrr, IS Sabre alt. StHots9ofpts
Supn u. 4icrcr, 81 Sabre alt. III. 1921,
Charles StrGGe, .. 6ebridr.
AUTHORIZATION. 0. NChrllnr.
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llnO Siioomcrifo, Der 3iirfen GgDp-
ten, %lt0ierL l5upau MD Gbinu per
tbeilen.
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Ufarn Scf.

IS ftdrb am 10. Iebruur 1908. nm $50
Ga0mittugo. Wiarn Sed, geItebtc Satin bon
SulOb Bed i'm n. Sabre ibrcs Sebeue. Die Be
C]roiaunQ iinoct 5pnncritng, &ormittaqS : lDr.
pnn ibrer ,cpteu 9Sobming, gtr. 925. gSorosSaps
Sirnbe, GdC GNrolinesStr aus itdit, uto
Hud oCr q. TatobussNIrbe no unt 9
llbr &ormittu05 cine 0tcQutems Qohnlere lilr
nao Gcil ibrer Secle ccIebrtrt miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-13

0ie t6glide @oIbpro'
button Ser Grbe beldliit ii6 o,i
mcbr ais einc Miaipn Collars, lcicn
mir IN eincm @lntte. Stnrf iiber.
tricbcr, ocnn in 1906 belief iif Sic
Wol0auShcute ser Groc oltf S312
Millioncl1 Collars mo in 1907 miro
iie fultm 6obcr 4cpcicl iein.r On 0en
perIhic0cncn SdobGmtcrn, @unfcn
uno un6crcn @ermittlcrn 0eS MI
nlcrjicllen 2cbcnS lo1cn @n0C 0c3
lcBtcu SuGrc3 3,300,000,000 Col.
lnra in Qcniin5tcm mo ltngemitn5-
tenn 8nlbc. llticr 9l1noc$ihutonlt
mar 6nrnr nit 9t6 Milipnen Col.
lars betbciligt, ole 9anf bon 5ronf.
reid nit 51t MiQioneu, sic ruiiiide
StoatSbonf nit sos WiQionen, Die
oltreidiidslunguriide @anf nit 900
Milionen, Die itolieniihe 8anf nit
1877 Minioncn, sic 9anf BON eng.
lano nit 159 Wtilionen, Die oertlde
Rei6abanf nit 146 Miqioncn, oie
Sanf pom Spnnien nit rs Willionen,
Ole Understandable 9unf NIT SO Wtils
lionen, Die Ganf BON Heapei nit 80
Millionen. oie 9anf bon S6ottlano
nit 26 Mfillioncu, sic 0Gnil6e Sanf
nit 81 Miuionen, sic idmcoilhe
9anf ebcnioaS nit 81 M%iaionen, bie
rumdniife 9nif nit 20 WiQionen,
Die 9nnf BON Srlono nit 16 Willio'
ncn, Die ifmci5eriiden 9anfcn SUI
iantmen nit % WinionenL Die oelit.
iden 9ofolbaufcn nit If WiQionen,
sic 9nnt bon Si5ilien nit 912 Will
lionen, sic norlucgiihe Sanf nit 8
Minionen, sic belgiid)e 9anf nit g
Miaioncn, Die portlgieiildc unS Die
iinnilfe 9anf nit ie 49, Wiliorer1,
Die icrbiifc nit 5 Miaionen uno bic
grietiihc nit elmer balben gitllioil.
GS fpmmcn hiu3ii $50 Willionen, Ole
iih aniSnnf.Snititute IN ben yer.
Staaten, Garooa, Werifo, Central.
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On 8eorgia iii Gin ar5t
angeflagt moroeu, neil er einem So
tienteL Ser an Der Grippe lit, alto
hol6altige ar5nei perorbnet bate.
aud Die 6r5tlihe @iiienidlait Ioa lid
ben tod eepororncn %gbitinen5Iern
iiigcn.
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@Duolaiuu.

gel fh1nite unb GrbBte Sriehtot in yaItt'
more. terminus Der nSpDru Snf Ironebsginie.
@uipe Snftanhbcltliia ahiolnt gnrnntirt. Teut.
idacr 1ertrrter nlf Dem Srienboie Son1i1gS nrn
9 lbr Wcreeus bis 8 llbr gtenos, al Roten'
taaen auf @erabrcoNa. SrahitdtteH 5u nae1
Gin piiiee: 226 W..Gharlss. str. Baltimore.
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Qpniie Srcdltcl.

IS ftnrb am II. 5cbruar 1908 2uuiic
9rcdtc(, lSitt1ua bon SEQ. &. Ere6teI. I'M So.
9cbcneidbre. Die Neeroigung tinoet 0onner'
itng, &ormittug II llbr. bon Der 9Sobnung tbrcc
Sobne5 Srieorib Ere6tcl, gr. 1912, CitSeocs
raj Giraffe. aus ilatt. Netfebung p%rioGi1n.
Ncine Vlurtcn. (f3-4)
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Charles =. Mnuft.

IS ftdrb am Miinuoch, Den II. Se6ruar 1908.
7 llbr glbeuos, Charles { 0iauft, g~eIiebter
Gatte bon Sopbie Is. gdnrt, i'm 10. 2cbeu5s
(44)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-13

Stoote Otaine nod, Dab Frobibition
nid]t probibire, oaB man Die Men,
lden nld)t 0llrd @clebe nlordliid)
lllod)en tolnc, iou0crn MIR Ourd) Or
5lebltng sur NtdBigfcit. ltnO memt
GrpohIene ii6 nidt bcbcrriden ton.
men, 10 miiiien l%tnnl0Bigfeit 1mo
Srllnfenbeit ais &crgebcn beitroit
rpcrocn. @nS sic @erreu bonn 20
tiololbuno porbrodtrr, muren Ser.
FrnItgriin0e, aQein oencn iin0 sic
EroblbltioniIten lrph ME 5rt9Gnglid)
6eueiell. @liidli6er @eiie itn0 i'm
&lliti5-Gomite, peldcS Die &robibi.
tionSbiQS ST beglttndten bat, audi
M}ttgIteoer, welde Die NnIid)t uertre-
ten: Se6en uno lebenlniien.
&eprGienturt &orrion
bonn Nep,Oorf bat Dem Staot5iefre.
tar Shoot feline Vteinung geiogt, neil
0o5 StnntSs Oepartement fiir5Iid be.
tannt aemadt, 0oB S5raeliten mr.
Damn GGiie befommcn f0nnten, Denn
fie erflGren, nidt no6 &uBlon0 rel
len SIT molftn, oocr I'M Safe lie sort.
BIN reiicn, sic GrIoubniB Scr rtiii-
ihcn HeEcrlung bobcn. Sr. Sarrt.
ion betrad)tct oo5 ais cine erbGrnls
Tide Diplomatic 2lmcrita'S, Alctn
mas tam rnicrG Rc1icrung 0ugeJcn
mofcn, menn HuBluno olta8cmans
6crtc llntert1onen bel ibrcr Hildtebr
rad GllBlnno ais ru'iiihc ltntcrtba.
men bctrndtet? Q&ir t0nnen bod 0cSs
>pcGcn fcilcn &ricg nit HuBlano ors
fangcn. llno e8 lit bcilcr, inter oieH
ien l%lnlltdnoen MIR EGiie allS}uItcl
len ole reipettirt merOen, ais lol6e,
sic Oen Snbober oe9 Roiie5 nift
idiiben. @r. SarriiOn lollte 0o3
miiien,