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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-01-06
Married Woman Here Several
Years Ago and Lately a
Woman in Tyler County.
OFFICER LOOKS FOR HIM
With Warrants Out Charging
Bieany and Theft Of a
Sum of Money.

Saturdays Daily OH Review pub-
lished at sisterssille. contains the
following article Of sensational inter-
est to an who know the man in the
case:
Mention was made IN the Review
Hast evening in regard to Robert \.
wilkins leaving the city and from
late Developments he did not get
away any too soon Nothing has
been heard Of him since he took his
departure the first of the week. It
came to light today that wilkins Is a
bigamist, having married two women.
His first marriage was solemnized
eight year ago. BY his first wife he
has a pretty little daughter seven
years old. The two women met in
this city today at the home Of tho
second wife on Diamond street, for
the first time. They possess ordinary
Intelligence and each made very
lady-like appearance, They converv
ed in very social manner and ex.
pressed themselves as, being de-
termined TO prosecute the wayward
hubby tosthe full extent of the law.
Wife No. I resides at Clarksburg. w.
Va. and when she arrived here had
in her possession warrant for VIII
lSins, which she turned over at once
to Constable y. II. Marshall for exc
cution. The paper Is dated at clarlSs
burg. w. Va, and in substance, reads
as follows:
/, Mrs Maggie Wilkins upon oath,
complains that ON Dec. 81. 1907. in
the county of Harrison. w. Va, Rob
ert- N. wilkins did wIlfuIiy and un-
lawfully neglect, fail and refuse to
provide reasonable support and
maintenance for Maggie wilkins. his
WIFE, and Goldie Wilkins, his minor
child, the said wife being in need of
such support. She, the said Maggie
Wilkins. therefore prays that the said
Robert n. wilkins may be appre-
hended' and held to answer the said
complaint"
The second wife appeared this AZ
ternoon before local justice and
had warrant issued for wilkins.
charging grand larceny in the theft
from her OF 5000 Monday afternoon
last. This warrant was also placed
in the hands Of Constable Marshan
this afternoon for execution. The
officer left on the 9. O'Clock car Tor
New Martlnsville. where IL is ru-
mOred wilkins Is stopping. ~
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-01-06
Lamb STILL
HOLDS HAND
In the State Senate of Ohio
and the House is Repub-
liCan BY Only One.
[sy Aasoeiated Prees.l

COLUMBUS. o., Jan. 6-The sec
ond session of the seventy-seventh,
general assembly of Ohio opened at
10 o'clock this morning, the House
being called to order by Speaker
Protein Eagleson, of Guernsey
county, and the Senate by Senator
Williams, of Cleveland.
The governors message was re-
ceived as soon as the assembly con-
vened.
The House is Republican by one
majority, and the Senate is evenly
divided politically. Lamb, Inde-
pendent, from Toledo, viii hold the
balance OF power in the Senate.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-01-06
RED MEN ELECT
Officers of Their Tribe to Serve
Them the Year lust Now
Beginning.

AT the last meeting of chicasaw
Tribe. Improved Order OF Red Men.
the following officers wwere elected
for the nesuing year:
Prophet-Ferd Grim.
sachem-charles Patton.
,,, Senior sasmoFe-Alfred Wash.
Junior sagmOre-wlnIe LQueh-
K. Of R.-claude W. Pritchard.
K. Of w.-D. K. Reed.
First san.-charles W. Lee.
Second san.-charlIe Randolph.
First Warrior-o. B. Kennedy.
Guard OF wlgwam-Howard RYAN.
Guard OF Forest-Thomas Seatre,I
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-01-06
CRIMINAL ACTION
IS TO BE DROPPED

LONDON. Eng, Jan. 6-It was an
nounced today in court that the per-
jury charge brought against Herbert
Druce by his nephew. George Holl-
amby Druce, would be discontinued,
but civil action for recovery Of the
entates of the Duke of Portland
would be continued.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-01-06
FIRE THREATENS
HOSPITAL PATIENTS
Burns to Death Man and His
Wife and Does Much
Property Damage.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Jan. g.
Michael Franco and wife, and Jean
POns. laundry employees at a French
hospital, were burned to death in a
fire today, which destroyed a two.
story brick building used by the hos.
pital as a laundry. The loss is $50
600. The main building which held
many patients was for the time ser.
iously threatened.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-01-06
FARst IS sonD.

Messres. Lively a warren have
sold for Mrs. c. A Green Of clariss-
burg. her so acre farm on Gee Lick.
to Mr.. James Mckinley Of Freemans-
burg. This trSct is known as the
William Harrison farm ana Is sit
uated about three ana one-haf mile.
from weston
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-01-06
CRITICALLY nm N TOPEKA.

Mrs. Thomas D. Joseph, who was
formerly Miss Essa Thorn, Of this
city, is critically III at her home in
Topeka. Kas., which fact her num-
erous friends here are sorry to know
Her mother. who left last Friday
evening for that place, it as her
daughters bedside
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-01-06
LEAVES HOSPITAL

Mrs. Charles Gerard, of Wallace,
who had been a patient at theKess-
Ter hospital for some time and three
weeks ago underwent surgical OPP
Grafton there, was discharged from
that institution as recovered Monday
morning and she returnedto her
home.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-01-06
ADJOURNMENT
Is Taken by Both House and
Senate in Respect to Mem
ory of Senator Mallory.
TRY AsnocInted 1,rann.1

WASHINGTON. D. C., Jan. e.
The House OF Representatives after a
half hour session adjourned until to-
morrow out of respect for the mem
ory Of thelate Senator Mallory. of
Florida.
The senate was in session only four
minutes. adjourning until tomorrow
out of respect for the memory of
Senator Mallory.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-01-06
RETURN TO ROCK HILL

Ernest Gaughan. Patrick Doian.
Philip clifford. James McATanaway.
James Brennan. Paul Boggess. Hugh
cauheid. Frank Hopkins and John
Latstetter returned Sunday night 70
Rock Hill College at Eniott city.
Nd. after spending the Christmas
vacation at home.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-01-06

Mr.. Lloyd P. souders. Of the Par
sons-souders Company leaves wednes
day night for New York to purchase
women's apparel for the spring of
1908. Any ladies of our city desir-
GUS Of comforting with Mr.. souders
regarding some special style OF cloak
suit or skirt win gladly receive an
audience before he leaves.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-01-06
INCREASED PAY
For Army Is Advocated by Tart In
Annual Report to Congress.

WASHINGTON, D. C.. Jan. G.
Secretary Of War Taft in his annual
report to Congress advocates in
creased pay for the army and says
the inadequacy Of the present pay =
responsible for the gradual decrease
in the strength OF the regular army
in recent years.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-01-06
masked MEN
ARE SCARED
When They Hear Their Plans
Are Discovered and Guns
Await Their Coming.
~ Assoctatad prenn.l-

LEBANON, KY, Jan. GA mob OF
masked men who formed at Spring
field last night and were on the way
to Lebanon to burn the tobacco house
OF the Continental Tobacco Company.
dispersed when it was learned citi-
zens had discovered their plans and
we're waiting for them fully armed.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-01-06
CARS RUNNING
ON REGULAR. TIME
Manned by Local Men and
Without Guard, With
No Disturbance.
~ Aasoeiated Preur.l

MUNcTE, Ind, Jan. Cars on
the local street railway lines began
running today on regular schedule,
manned by local men and without
guards. There was no disturbance
during the morning hours, and no dis.
turbance OF consequence at Elwood,
Marion or Anderson.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-01-06
HACKER FUNERAL.

The funeral of Eckert Monroe
Hacker, who died at his home south
of Water street Saturday morning OF
consumption, took place Sunday af-
ternoon and his body was buried in
the Masonic cemetery. He was "a
years old leaves a wife and eight
children. Mr.. Hacker formerly
worked on the B. & o. railroad here.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-01-06
COUNT Is RELEASED

Count St Germain. sent up for
three months for an assault on a
small boy, has completed his centence
In Jail and been released. He left
the city al once.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-01-06
ELsEY HANGS SELF.
[sy Associated Prsnn.1

PLAIN CITY. O., Jan. 6-Abram
Elsey, a prominent business, man,
committed suicide by hanging at his
home today.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-01-06
Plea Of Insanity is Made
Straight Out by Counsel Of
the Noted Prisoner.
ONE JUROR IS CHOSEN.
Crowd Not So Great as at the
Former Trial-Evelyn There
With the Famous Dress.
~ AasOciated Preaa.1

NEW YORK, Jan. 6-The second
trial of Harry X. Thaw was begun
today before Justice Dowling in the
State Supreme Court, and at the
very outset OF the proceedings a plea
Of insanity at the time of the killing
Of Stanford White was entered in be-
half of the defendant.
Last year the case was fought out
on straight plea of insanity, but
temporary insanity was finally relied
upon.
One juror, Charles E. Grammels,
a ship broker. was accepted by both
sides at the close of the morning
session.
s None OF the jurors will be sworn
in until the box is filed, however,
and all will be subjected to the
preemptory challenge until the joint
oath is administered.
Neither District Attorney Jerome
nor the counsel for the defense
would hazard an estimate today as to
the time that win be required to
find twelve satisfactory men. Eighty
six of the first hundred taIesmen
summoned were present this morn.
ing.
Thaw Looks Better.
Tyhau fo ranraeay,+es5 -, 4aro.kt.. x1y
Littleton, A. Russell Peabody and
Daniel o'Reiny. District Attorney
Jerome and Assistant District Attor-
ney Garyan represent the people.
Thaw looked better than at the
first trial.
Mrs. Evelyn Thaw, attired in a
blue schoolgirl dress, which became
familiar during the first trial. arriv-
ed in court with Mrs. Lauder Car
negie and Josiah Thaw. Thaw's
mother was not present on account
of illness.
Several hundred persons were
presentsto witness the opening scenes
of the trial. but the crush present
every day at the first trial was not
in evidence.
Judge Bowling announced there
would be night sessions of the court
from s to 10 o'clock until further
notice.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-10
9iaid) tritt ocr SoS Den Yirnideu an.

@r. Nenrp Sdnlel5 unO Oeiien God.
ter, SRI. Minnie S6ntcIi bonn
Sdrlittcr 900 oobin geroift. -
6rou Morp O.. 9ofcr mno 1o6tcr
QCItorber. - Nnoerc 5o0esi1Qe.
Sduper gepriift mltr6e 6rou SenrD
Sdmcl} pom Or. 2042. @ougbitroBe,
IN Ocn lettcn Sngen. ant GtenItog
itur6 ibr @ottc i'm @ltcr BON 80 Sab
relt un0 ont oorolti folgenoen Gage
ibrc 10 Sabre alte Sodtcr Nn1ie, uno
bclttc Nn6ntittag mt ll6r meroen
Die Gobingeihieocncn Seite 6ei Seitc
ouf Oem 9reieinigfeit5 8rito6ofe bent
ShooB ser Groe iibcrge6en. Ynitor
C0tor &oiier miro IN Der e,WliIhen
llttbcriitcu Sodion.S quurc- Stride cis
ncn Iraucraottesoieni bulten. Sr.
Sd)ntcl5 crlog nodl ifluerem Stioen
cincn Mogcnfreb$, uno ieiue Tod}4
ter mltr0e bon ser Shninoiudt oos
bin 0croiit. 6rt. Sd1mclj bottc BON
DEM Nblcbcn ibrcS SoterS feline Ibs
nltltg, olS old tic ms Scnicits bin.
iibcr idllln1mcrtc. 6r. Sfmcl5 lullr.
De Dor 80 SoGrcu in Icuti6lono &c.
borclt uno fam int Glltcr bon - Sd6s
rem mad NntCrifu ulo betricb bier
LANCE Sabre cin Suttlcrgei6Git. nc
ben icincr @ittiue bintcrlGbt Der Ser
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Sdmcl5,
Muttcr un6 (ohter.
Nodocm crit om Woiltog ibre
lod)tcr, 5rou $. g. @biti,rp, cirrm
arcbslciocu crlcgcn ltlto am Mithuod)
nllf Dem Baltimore 6ricoboic" be-
croigt luorocn mnr, iolgtc ibr gcitcrn
Srait Worp Is. Vofcr bon 9tr. 1882,
Oit-G6oicitroBc, I'M Eooc nof. Gie
SoocSllrIod)e Der Srnu Nofcr, mcId)c
ons n. 2%cbenSiobr crrcidtc, mar @e.
bIrneripetdnng. 2oa ScidcnbcgGng.
nib iinoct an Sonntug olli 0cnl. BAL.
tin1orcr 6ricbboic" itott.
GGilipp 9artbeI.
SIN Nltcr BON Is ,Sobrcn pcrid)ieo
0cItcrn Sr. E6ilipp 9ortbcl, @otte
bon 6rou Gpn 9ortbcl. Gic Vccroi.
9ltng finoct morgen Sormittog Inn s
llbr bonn Sraltcrbauic, Gar. All, Sii0-
WoocirdltroBc, ans nod) ser 81. Nj.
dlaeIs Stride Itott, 100 nm 1%9 llbr
cine GeQliem.Ntciie ccIebrirt ucroen
ipiroo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-10
Die yboic" SuuocsI cruronnna.

IL
G%bicror5t Sprontliu III S6luulitd'
at ten, ~ Nohborn beihlpcreu Iid)
fiber ous SeilIen Der in %ieitet ali.
nif einQllnrtierttn Sllroe. SAT-
mag nGbitclts sic @cridter be.
ld)1ftlgeu.
81 cit Ebierar5t in elmer bon ibnt
Nelcitetcn 5bicrtlinif Snnoe balten
bari, melde oie 9todbarl6oit ourd)
9cllcn itno Sclllen itoren, oas lit cine
Iroac, nclhc mogliher @eiie in
fur5cr Belt Oen bicii9en @eriftcl
sur Gntid)ciOmng poraclegt lueroen
bari. Bier No6born oeS 81. Sobn
@m. Spronflin BON Hr. t311-1321,
Sorioro-Npcnue, Die SS. .. &.
@ropnlep, 1bomos Is. Smitb, elmer
$. Milcr mo Sb. DC. Q. Saroiig
crluirftcn nGmli6 hunter Der teitet
Sunoeperorbnutg Dom Boli5etridtr
&lcpcllpu eincn Soitbciebl 9egen ocn
Sbieror5t, neil iie ourf Die BET oeln.
ielben III 9ebanolung befinolidc;t
Sunoe ongcblih i'm Sdloie geltort
iucr0cn. 9tod) Der nellen 0%eroronunJ
farm Dem Better zines SunoeS, &C.
gen ocu aloge geiiibrt miro, bel Dee
eriten Seidiperoe cine eirfod)e @ar.
nilng sur NbItelIung oes llebelitonocS
9egeben meroen. Tics mill Goli5ei.
rifter 2lemellpn in oieiem Sale
tblln; ioltc Damn crnellte alage &C.
gen Den 2lr5t gciiibrt luer0etl, 10 nil
CT oic GntidciOung Den @erid)teu
iibcrlalien, "a er Die Gernntluortung
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trugen nil.
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bon Nod6urn 0eo .Sobus SopfinSs
SoipitaIa" 8cid)meroe iiber oaS 9el.
len bon Sunoen crbobcn moroen mar.
pclde bon Oent Soipital 5i Gipiief-
tionS3lueden benllbt neroen, baben
ndn1lid Die 8erid)te entihieoen, oaB
0n5 Soipitol gum Solten ser Slinoe
befltgt lei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-10

SiebenS ~ il rOiger @uttc.
Ger Ncger Sobn ellis, bon 9tr.
539, McltsGr obitroBc, lpurbe gcitcrn
pom Eoli5eirihter Carr in Der iiio-
lldet NoIi5cIitation nm $40 crleid).
tcrt, lueil CT leine Satin, w4breno lie
I'M Sd)lafe lag, nit cinem @aihbrctt
pernlobelt bate, Eoli5ilt 0picr bortt
in Der porbcrgebenOcn Nud)t oic Silfc.
ld)rcle Der 6rail uilo per6oftctc geioe
Gic 6rolt lprroe freigeIoiicn.
Siel &6rm nm Ni6ts. -
Tic iopaiId,e Worgenrltbe Scr Sad.
lcnaStroBe- murbe geitern Morgen
ourd) loutc Sdreie wie nW0rocr!".
,.Silic!" .Eoli5ci!" plotli6 gcitort.
Cic Icnlter oiinctcn iif, aopic tired
ten lid) hcrals, 6rouen unb W1nner
ciltcn oltf Die StroBc mo bnlo botte
Iif cine 5icmlid)e Nniammlultg Dor
ocm Soltie Nr. 1925, Sodion,S troBe,
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Qcbiloct, aus melber Die Sdreie 81
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raul bernlSItcatc, luur Der gan5e
'%arm Der TuafluB elmer flcinen So
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&uuic ereignet bate. Sri. Gli5nbetb
Dobe, cine Sdmugerin BON 6rult
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9;ing eingeioit, Der nun ibren Singer
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9ting, bod Sri. Dobe ipeigerte lid,,
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&leeblott ieine Moncten Suiommen,
10 Dob oem Toli3eirihtcr Die Summe
bon $6i5 ,cingcb1nhigt pcrocn
tcnttte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-10

9anin peftor Brelton
jeigt int "0eutidcn Gorreiponoenten"
cn. ooB Yroteite gegen peribieocne
bel linn nndgeiudte Eripile9ien bis
beitte &ormittug 10 llbr in ieineir
Nilrealt erbobeu lueroen miiiien.
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600, McIt.Mulberrp.S Str, bate lid
gcIterr Dor EoIi5eiri6ter Spion in Der
noropeitlideu Eoli6eiitotion auf Die
ACKNOWLEDGING ju peratltluorten, 6rau
Soo 9urfc, BON pr. 1909, Yennipl.
panio-gpenue, am I. Sltli cinen lei.
oenen BOD u1o Elm aleio geitoblen
81 boben. aaoi Spion iiberluies Die
Negerin bem 8eri6tsueriagreu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-10
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Sclegotcn iiir Die Notionol. Gonpcl,-
tion in Chicago lnno Glcftorcn
crnnnnt. lie @uiIcr- mo
Submnp . Nnlcibcn nift iuooi
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fern Der .Inocpcnoctcc league"
ltlpebcnoen @Ciit, auaiproh unb
Iollter @ciioll foIgtc.
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vi d tiQc 0orihI0Qc al

vi d / 81 orihlGQc ouf.
sc doben. - Ser Stonts. Bar.
reaie&crcin, Der i'm o@hlc Wountoi.l
@onie" in 0cn blollcn Bergen ieit
Wfittmot) ieinc SnbrcaiiBung bGli
uno lid belite nertogCn miro, entl6ic0
geitern mad lGngercr Gcbottc Die DC.
ipred)llng Der 6roge Der Nbidofiuno
Der Waiienridter I'M goll5cn Staatt
uto Der gntbinoung Scr Mitglieoer
oes Staots'a ppellotions9crifts bon
riftcrliben Eilihten al Den arciS.
gerihtell, bis 5llr nGGitiGDrtgen Sit,
sung ollf5uidiebcn, ga Die @egislotur
ood) crit I'M Sonltar 1910 Uie0er 5il.
lammeiltritt. s.
II nter5iebt d. elmer y e.
ration. - Gontrc = gonlirol II.
:. Grafe bon Der gui,oes . Warine,
ouber 0icnit, befinoet lid lett lesten,
GienItag I'M Sobns SOpfinS' Soipi,
tol, no CT iid) bon 81. Sugb ".
Doin1g lpegel1 zines innerIi6en Sci
bens operiren laIien mill.
daoen in Sen Ser.
Staatcn. - Die Selcrmarlh als
8eieaifait miro am 81. unb %
9luguit lire Sobres . G%onpention IN
St.Faul, Ninil., obbalten mo baltpt,
Iddlif Wittel gegen Die enormer
Grandchildren in Den Ser. Staoter
ntb CANADA bcrothen, sic iiini Wa.
10 CROP iino, mir in Sen 2Gnocrr
europa's.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-10

Eerfonolnoti5. = Serr Carl
G%nnnbouier, Gertreter oes in Nclu.
9orf pibli5irten 9lottes Ger oeut.
ifc @orfGmpfer" bcfinoct iid in Dol,
%tllnore unb lit I'M 0GaSipcQ.9 otel"
nbgeitiegcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-10

&unOe9eid ihten. SEER
mo 6rou IS. s. 9lod, Nr. 2lS, 9}orO,
WtonroesS troBc, wuroen 9eiOc onl
Montog BON ibrcm Sunoe in ocn
3ei9ciin9er gebillen. Gic @unocn
mltroen I'M oStoOt Soipital" olagcs
brnnnt.
- Gomoro Spior, Nr.3, &cit &onl.
borosS troBc, iuilroc 9eitcrn BON Bid.
ter Grammar 81 So mo Soften per
ltrtbciIt, neil or icincn Sumo obnc
Wolilforb uno &cine bcrlImInllicn
licB, 10 boB OericIbc ont 2G, SlIni 9en-
iomin gerfoluib, cincn anubclt, ms
9cin bib.
5. u. Gougbtn Nr. 713, 5or-
reIt-S trobc, Bot I'm Elm Eotcnt oii
einen MorIforb nohgeiudt, Scr ans
Gro6t gcmaft lit uno Dem Sbierc
5l trinfen mo ntbmen gcitottet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-10

EGie snr Hciie ms HUSBAND &c.
iprat &. Gainc, 3r, Alb, Gi-Valti.
moreitraee, sahc GnitOm Sunie Mue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-10
9luS Ocntidjeu %rrciucu.

.Mojort Mdnnerhor" ijbt fir
Stiitlutgaicit uno nWtcIoOic" iitr
icitcn NlafllN. - oNNDcriiHcr
MGnncr6or" bcrcitct elm Eicni;
Dor.
Ger .Mo5ort WGnncr6or" iibt sue
3cit ilciBiQ Gb0re iiir lcin GlOc Die
les Wionota I'M 2ibcrtp.Eort itottiill.
Ornbca StiitungSicit, 10 olh gcItern
Nbcno I'M GcrcinalotoIc, Srn. Hobt.
Goamcr'5 Sollc. an Orleans un0
GbopcIitrabc. Noh Scr Ero6c prrs
ocl1 Ginlooun0cn bonn o0cuti6en
llntcritiiblugabrno" ltno Der nWtelu.
olc" cntgcgcn gcltonlnclL altd) fam
cin Shrcib2u bon sen &creinigtcn
SGn9crn bon Ncm-?)orf sur GcrIc.
lung. 0uS Gonitc, mclhe@ Die Nr.
engagements fir Die fiir6lid]c Grtltr'
lion SIT trcffcn bate, lcGtc cine i2bt
giiultigc NbrcHmnnG Dor, Sum
ShlllB ser &crionlnllung murpcn
5iuci poiiiuc Mit1licOcr auf9cnom,
mcl1.
Is canton Hie0crtran5."
%1 @crrn T.. GpriuN'0 @olle an Der
3. StruBc uno Toit Npcmlc, Nigb.
lonotomL iunO Gcitcrn Ybcuo Oie mo-
dcntlihc S~ingihnOc itott, IN lpcld)er
inter Scitung BON Hroi. s.. &riippel
rcrlhicOcne Gborc repctirt murocu.
PIN nGditcn Nonncritog iinoct luic.
Der einc gcnliid)tc Gborprobc Itott.
IN Der @cidGitSlieung pcrlu9 Scfrc'
tar &crm. @rcallid Den 6inon3btriht
pom Icbtct GierteIiobr. Gcrlclbc
loltctc 10 giinitiG, Dab CT nit 9robcm
NciiuQ olIfGcnomhmcD mltroc.
oW clu0tc."
Sir lcincn am fonmcn0cn Sonll.
toN Itottiinoenocn Nllsflllg nod) Wc.
tcr'S Nort iibtc Scr @cinngbcrein
~WtcloOic" 0citcrn glbcno IN Srn. Sa.
fob NicB' Nuuc al Gorrclt- mo &olu.
GtroBc inter &eitlmg bon Yroiclioc
i. &orollta. Der Singitunoc iolgtt
enc flrr5c @cih6itSiiblulg, in welder
bic lCbtcr &orbcrcitungcn iiir Den &C.
nonntCn Nltaillt0 Gctroiicn murocn.
oNoDcrilhcr W 0nncrhor."
Inter &citlng bon Eroi, 9li,glllt
S6nci0cr ilbtc Der y@uptrildc Man,
ncrd)or" IN &crrn Sobn u. Ndcr.
monn'S Sollc, Ode bon Caroline. II.
@ou1bsStr., Gb6rc fir icin bcporitc
LcnocS Ticnic. Cine Ginlooung bon
Scr oMclo6ie" purbc on0enonmlen.
Scrr Scnrp 0riBler, Elm iriibcrcS.
MitglicO OcS &crcinS, icbt III Ohio.
otiGiiia ionotc ciltcn @rilb in 6orm
cillcr NnlihtSpoltfnrte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-10

Ginen Nrnlbrltf bat Sert Soicpb
Wbpte, Sobn o2S pcritorbencn Bun.
~ocsIenotors Wn. Einfnep @bpte, er.
littcn. Gr 500 itd ben Nrmbrut)
onrd) cineu Stltrj SIT. Serr @bpta
mobnt Nr. 700, Gotbeornlitrabe.