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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-10
PROUD OF HIS WORK.
Former United States Senator Leader
of Southern Mob.

Memphis. Tenn, Sept. "a special from
oxford, Miss, quotes former United
States Senator w. V. Sullivan as follows.
with reference to the lynching last night:
Il led the mod which lynched Nelse
Patton and I'm proud of it. / directed
every movement of the mob. and | did
everything I could to see that he was
lynched.
cut a white woman's throat-and a ne
gro.
Il would not mind standing the conse-
Quences any time for lynching a man for
cutting a white woman's throat | will
lead a mob in such case any time
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-10
NEW THEATRE PROMISED.
VIII Adjoin First National Bank and
Will Be Built Soon.

The announcement was made yesterday
afternoon that the Ogden Savings bank
would erect a theater upon its property
which adjons the First National bank
on the east on Twenty-fourth street. Plans
and specifications for the new structure
are in the hands of "A contractor and work
will begin at an early date. Only one
story will be built at the present time
but the foundation will be built for a
three-story building. The new house will
be equipped with lodges and stalls for
the accommodation of families, children
and individuals: also for the racial dis
tinctiOnS
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-10
Death of Mrs. McGroot.

Mrs. Nellie De GToot, wife of William
De Groot,> died at the residence of her
son. John De Groot. early yesterday morn
ing of leakage of the heart The de-
ceased was 81 years of age. a native of
Holland, and had been resident of Og-
den for. about six years. She is sur
vived by a husband five sons and a
daughter The notice OF the funeral will
be announced later.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-10
Do You Want to Buy Farm?

Don't go out of the state when you
can buy the best land in the west,
ready TO go to work, with permanent
water right, at SIS per acre. in the
heart of Cache valley. The land is
producing sS5 per acre this year. Where
can you beat it?
TRENTON LAND & INVESTMENT
COMPANY. 212-213 Judge Building.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-10
DIES FROM INJURIES.
J. r. Lund's Death Caused by Fall
From Wagon.

J. F. Lund. who has been at the Cen
eral hospital for the past three weeks,
being treated for injuries received by fall
ing from a wagon at his home in Palm
City, died at the institution early yester-
cay morning. 1t was found that his skull
had been fractured and that he was suf-
ferini, from a number of internal injuries.
He was 56 years of age, and leaves a
wife and eleven children.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-10
Professor MorreIl's Lecture.

At the tabernacle last evening Prof.
Charles Morrell of Chicago addressed a
large audience on the subject of The
Harmony of the Law of Sale Tuesday
evening he gave the first of a series of
lectures which he is giving under the
auspices of the Retail Merchants associa-
ton. The last lecture will be given Fri
day evening. and will be upon the sub
ject of THE Salesmanship as Profess
SiO
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-10
Mrs. winsIow's Soothing Syrup.

has been usec for YEARS by MILL. ms
of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN
WHILE TEE THING, with PERFECT
SUCCESS. IL SOOTHES the CHILp
SOFLENS .ne GUM 20, ALLAfS all
best remedy for DIARRHOEA Sold hy
Druggists in every part of the world Be
sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow's Sooth-
twenty-five cents "a bottle. GUARAN-
TED UNDER THE FOOD AND DRUG
ACT. JUNE 90 1906. SERIAL NUMBER
i09R-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-10
CHOLERA CASE IN
ST. PETERSBURG
Asiatic Scourge Spreading and
the Authorities Preparing
for the Worst.

ST. Petersburg, Sept. 9.-The fact that
Asiatic cholera exists in St Petersburg
has been established beyond doubt. The
body of the woman who died in this city
yesterday supposedly from this disease has
been examined and the bacilli of cholera
found.
The present weather conditions are ia
vOrable to the spread of the disease and
the authorities are making preparations
for an increase in the number OF cases.
The Asiatic cholera has spread far east
ward in Siberia. and Irkutsk has now
been officially included in the cholera
zone. The plague appears to have reached
its climax in the Volga region. Fifteen
cases of cholera are officially reported in
this city.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-10

Taganrog, Russia, Sept. "a mob, ex-
cited by rumors that the local doctors
were sending to the hospital patients who
did not have the cholera. today surround
ed the cholera barracks to destroy them
unless the supposed practice was discon-
tinued. The crowd was appeased with
the greatest difficulty, the physicians be-
ing finally forced to conduct a deputation
through the barracks to prove that the
fears were unfounded.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-10
The Oasis Project.

OUR sUNLAND." so pages. so pic
lures, maps, tells of the uncommon
opportunities afforded investors and
home seekers under the Oasis project
Is West Second South, Salt Lake City.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-10

The funeral of the late Jerry Shea was
held this afternoon from the Catholic
church, Rev. Father Galligan officiating.
Interment was in Glenwood cemetery.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-10
FALL TERM
DANCING School,

Odeon academy. Adult beginners
class commences Monday, Sept. IA, at
p. IN. Ind. phone 1900.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-10

Chimney Sweep Is Back.
Griffin. Office King Hdw. Co. Phones.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-02-12
is. Smith, DDS. ". n. Fcity. DDS.
Drs. SMITH & PETTY
DENTISTS.

offices as follows
LOGHN-2 doors North OF the
Eagle Hotel. Open every day ex-
cept Sundays from Q a. m. to 8 p. N.
HYRUM-Over the new Drug
Store. Open Monday and Tuesday
OF each week,
SMITHPIELD-Over Miles
store. Open Wednesday and Thurs
: ~ Of each week.
RISFMOND-In new Bank
building. Open Friday and Satur.
day OF each wee.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-02-12
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Thomas Durant, Of franklin, was a
Logan visitor on Monday.
We cell the Earth ana Loan money
90 II. Fl. A. Petersen d Co.
j. 4. L. Thompson, one Of Rich.
mond's big men, was in Logan Mon.
day.
Albert Boyce and Edwin Baker, Of
McCammon, are spending q few days
10 the city.
Wilkinson & Son are showing an ex.
ceptionally fine line OF Valentines and
valentine books.
Neils Bergsio left yesterday for
DEVILS Slide, where he will work at
the big cement factory.
B. NJ Sjoberg. Of Millvjlle, has been
in Pocatello, Idaho, the past week on
business. He returned home Sunday
night.
The Williamson Livery and Trans
fer will run for the Eagle hotel after
January LIST, 1908. Hack meets all
trains.
Edmund Norr, Of the Fifth ward,
returned from a British mission last
Sunday night. After an absence Of
twenty months he was honorably re.
leased on account Of sickness.
Ole Hansen, OF Smithfeld, was In
Logan Monday. He is aged 80 years
but is Ia fair health and gets around
without serious Inconvenience. His
good wife continues In i'll health.
At Trenton Friday evening, Jas. Fl.
Jardine's team broke away from its
moorings and the following morning
the team, and cutter to which 1t was
attached, was found on the railroad
track, both animals dead and the cut.
ter smashed.
The newest automobile love idyl
George V.Hobarts' southwestern play
"The Wheel Of Love-" will soon be
brought here by Jules hurry Paul Gil
more, who will be remembered as the
hero in the college play, cat Yale
plays the leadinS part.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-02-12
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CITY AND COUNTY
Items Of Interest About
People and Events.

John Baxter, the Hyrum merchant,
was rustling 10 Logan yesterday.
Sheriff Thos. H. Smith went to Salt
Lake city yesterday on OFFICIAL bust.
ness.
The most varied assortment OF Val.
entines ever shown in Logan at WIKI.
inson & Sons.
David Nash, Of Franklin, Idaho, un.
derwent an operation for hernia last
Saturday in this CITY,,
Coach Badenoch, Of the b. Y. Col
lege, and Edward Seligman came from
Salt Lake Sunday night.
Lost-A gold. filled Waltham watch
on Saturday evening. Finder please
communicate with John Mathews,
King PO.
William Greaves, OF this city, the
artesian we'll borer, will start at once
on well for the Reading slaughter
house.
The finest line of Valentines that
ever came to Logan can be seen In the
first window south Of the court house.
n rvic Mneio ~
A. G. and Bert Barber returned
from Star valley last Friday night,
where they went on business connect.
ed with their brother, Scion.
Wanted-Man with family to care
for dairy farm, by month or lease;
must have references. c. E. Merrill,
Rich mond, Utah tw3t
The Relief society conference Of
Cache stake will be heli 10 the First
ward room Of the tabernacle, February
Is, at 10 a. m. and p. m. Lucy S.
Carbon, president.
Al. Beveridge, formerly manager
OF the Zenoli mine at Palisade, New,
will leave in the near future to assume
the SUPPLEMENTARY Of the Delmas
mine, located about fifteen miles from
Palisade, Nevada.
The sIaughterlng Of prices In
ladies' Suits still continues at
EllaS0n Sisters. Come and ex.
anime the goods while the sale
lasts.
1t was stated in Logan yesterday by
a party coming from Preston that
Geo. c. Parkinson. Arthur Hart,
Junius Jensen and Osro Crockett were
arrested by the sheriff Of Oneida coun.
ty Saturday night, on the charge of
Incorporating funds. It Is thought
that the cases will 20 no further than
o preliminary hearing.
REAL ESTATE WANTED
Would like to hear at once from owner
having good medium size farm or
small business for sale In any good
prosperous locality. Please give price
and description and reason for selling.
State when possession can be had.
No agents need reply. Address Lock
Drawer 9s4, Rochester. n. Y. VIC
Tessie Brewer, of Lewiston. has filed
suit to recover $1,000 from Dow Lewis,
who is charged with being the father
Of her babe. The girl indicates that
she prefers the cash to a husband 10
this instance, which testifies to her
poise Of mind. The husband secured
under such circumstances is seldom
worth pewter quarter with hole In
10.
The Woman's A. Z club met at the
New jersey Academy Saturday after.
noon, the hostesses being Misses Her.
vey and Kyle and Mrs. j. A. Bexeli.
The club is now studying foreign
countries, Sweden" being the topic
for Saturday. The feature was a talk
BY Rev. Paul Jones, who spent some
time in that country. He gave very
interesting account OF his travels,
dwelling particularly upon the Gus
toms Of the Swedish people in their
native land. Native costumes were
on display. Following the hour OF
study, luncheon was served.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-02-12
Auditorium Roller Skating Rink,
open every afternoon and evening.
Ladies free. Get the habit.


Of Wellsville, who was in Logan on
Monday, it was learned that they
have three men working on their coal
prospect south of Wellsville. They
have driven a tunnel nearly 200 feet
and are more sanguine than ever that
they will eventually tapa body Of coal.
Mrs. N. p. Johnson. of the Seventh
ward, gave birth to a fine boy on Sun.
day. This is the second child, there
being a lapse Of fourteen wears be-
tween the two. The smile on the face
Of the secondhand furniture man Is
broad enough to attract attention at
midnight in the dark Of the morn.
fliason Sisters have but afew
fnrs left, therefore the great re.
duCtIon sale viii last but q few
days. Come while the sale Is on.
Isaac Smith has opened a produce
and seed store east from the opera
house, at the old Meisner bakery
stand, where he will carry poultry
supplies and fine selection Of garden
seeds. He will also handle eggs and
poultry, for which he will pay the
highest market price. President
Smith is also agent for some of the
best nurseries In the west.
In its write.up Of Of the farmers IN.
stitute at Richfeld last week, the Sun
has to say Of the A. G Quartette: ION
Monday evening a concert was given
In the tabernacle which drew out q
large attendance. The musical mum.
bers we're all vocal, consisting Of solos
BY the different members and ensem.
BILE worl. by the vocalists. All the
singers have very pleasing voices, but
the tenor was the favorite, and his Sc.
lection was encOred. The work OF the
soprano and baritone was also OF
worth, and altogether the concert was
a success"
In Justice Brangham's court Satur-
day, the case Of the state against Geo.
G. Gilbert on a charge Of criminally
,ibeling Joseph Eames had It's prelim-
mary hearing, and Gilbert was bound
over for trial In the district court
flames was former local representa-
tive Of tina International Correspon.
dence Schools. allied to transact bust
ness according u the regulations of
the company and wa dismissed by
Gilbert, division superintendent, who
published In The Republican CT. :sin
articles deemed libelous. The hearing
lasted all day, the plaintiff being rep.
resented by attorneys Law and f. X,
Nebeker, the defendant by Judge
Horn, OF Ogden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-18

tung 2eif Grif5iou'S iiir ben Seeocr-
fcbr o1lf Dem NtIontiidcn Oscar 5li-
iommel. 10 ergibt ii6 6olgenoes:
Self bot iiir ieinc 5}eiie bon Grons
lo1lo nod Norluc9en feineSlpegs ocn
@eg iiber I5SIono gemablt; oenn es
fam gerooe oorouf an, oieIen gefobr'
poQen 2eg jlt mcioen. Gr mablte
pielntebr oua meiter 8c8en SilOen
Ii6 bcfinbenoe ofienc @|ccr oils 6obr-
ltroBe, oeS9lei6cn iiir Die Gildfobrt
BON Iorpegcn nod) 8ronloto, mo-
bel cr befnrmtIi6 Die norooltlld)en
8ebiete Noroomcrifn's 3n1dIll9 e1ts
beetle. Somit bot er Den Seelpe9
ii6cr 0en n0r0li6cn Ntlantllden
O5ean entoedt mo lit Ser Sobnbres
1er iiir ben ip1teren Seeperfebr jlpls
I6en europa unO 2lnlerifo 8enor'
Den.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-18
@icr5cn ScitcM,
Souuta9s= Ilnnocret.

Ser IS. Gftobcrl Gin benfmiiroi.
Ger GoQ ser Mcltaei6ihtc. Der brittle
GaQ OcS observation-disclosures bel &cip'
ria Qedcn Nnpolcon, ocl crnbernngss
nn0 l0r0crgierigen Gorlen im Sabre
1918. Cine &olferldlnft miro tic III
Der @cfd)id)tc Qei1annt, III Der Die
yYcrridoft Nupolcon5 iiber eiiten gro
bcn lbeil Gltropo'5 gebrod)en muroe.
Gincr ser glorreiditen Gage III Scr
8eid)id1tc Icllti6lonO's, Der Is. OF
tober 1918, cine ,berrlibc S6lod)t,"
pie @oter 9lrn0t ollSrief Die 9eutId)s
l0no, Die europa BON Dem eilerlten
Sccpter 9onopurte'S bcfreite. Sine
bolbc Mtillion rang in Dielem 8olfers
tompic Orci Gage lang m%iteinanber,
i'm Min0en, boS Den Sieqern 10000
an SoOten mo &erluuu1oeten, oariltl,
ter 2000 Sifi5ierc, %foltcte. Der Su6e.
ocs groBeu Sicge5tages e~rtilllte 9o,l5
Gelttlhlono, iuclln oil0 Der Sieg
thelter crfultit mar, 1ul0 Nrn0t lang
non Der SiegeSfun0e:
Gas mar eli Slang, Der oaS 9er5 CT.
freut,
Cos florg lpie bimmlii6e Gpnlbeln
bell:
Subc 9anf Der WGDr' bon Den blutia
Gen Streit!
CAPT Mittpen uno 9r0ltte Die So6-
ten flagcll,
@ir iin9cn nod ir0blid III IpotelteIl
Sogetl
Die 2eip5iger S0lo6t!
Cine fSiine bon Jfltbm mo Wltt
rnb @cloen5orn or01gt iid) 5uiam.
men in oiele Gage Der Golferidlodt
bel 2eip5ig. gber etlpos brod)te Der
Is. Gftobcr 1913 Dem oclltl6en &olte
nid)t, bos itontlife Sanb, oos Die
Geuti6el 5ulormeu gebalten bate.
IS entitano nod allenSpfern Der BE
ireiiunqsfriegc fem ocntid)er Stoot,
mir Die lnie 6orm zines u0lterredlt-
Eden @llnoes, Der lid cil baIb Sabrs
bullbert lang biuIblcpptc. SIS febltc
Die 0eutlfe Ginbeit. Gnnn ober en-
ltonb 0ertid)lano ein Gede, Der oen
Com Der 0entld)en Ginbcit buute;
ser nit letter &ntlo glorreid binallSs
iilbrte. mnS anbcrc ltnr getrGilnlt ullo
eriebnt bntterl. llnb bette an Is.
OCTOBER 1908, 90 Sabre nab Der
Sd)lod)t bon 2eip5ig finoet 9ismord,
Der HeihSihmieb. Nrfnobme in Der
@nlbolla, Der BON Dem &onig SnO'
lriO Dem Griten bel Hegensburg ges
Griluoeten Nllbnleabollc. Gr miro Ell
ller Der @albnll0 d 0enoiien. Welm
irgcno cin 8clttid)cr IN Molbolla ei.
llen Gbrenplob peroieut. Damn lit c3
Otto bon 9ismord, Der ciicrnc Sans.
fer, Der Shopier beS uellen ocilt.
Ihcn 3cid)cS. Gin eini0ea Gcttld).
lano sit ldoiicn mar Die 0robe 9luf,
Gobc, Die lid Der 9roBe Wton gcItellt
e. llno er bat Tie glGn5cno &c.
olen 9inoerniiicn gum Srobc.
: oil S%inoernilien bat cS nitt &c.
teblt i'm &plfe, i'm &orlament mie
ani @oie. gSie anocrS oo9 0elltid)
-. ) am Is. Sftober 1908 wie oos
bonn rs. Sftpber 1913!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-18
Mn bic Samcn.

Surge Canon. peIbe Eioberne e6neibertunit
III isin %ef mobin ,i Slp pefiiT y, lon nenoe MOI e In bf a1nel,sl
nlr bei sri. W. Nnbers, Nr. 302, @eitsSara.
tpaa. sirakr, por6uiprehen. ibren 9sante1 dls
Soallre eintragen, lnb iie Iernen Die STUNT nab
Der fnrtgeihritten'tei Meihpbe. sic erhditpu
an6eroem eriinoIiben lluterriht int 3uibneis
ben. .Sebr IiberaIe Neotnannsen. Sri. VI.
@nbers. Wr. 302, HeitaS aratuBas Strafe.
(Y7G-) f.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-18
&tliiana Quuis EdjmiSt.

IS ftarb am 10. Gfto6er 1908 Htaiam
!tehter Sobn bon Conrad Sbmiot uro Der Der
itorberc1 @eleue S0rliot. 0ie @ceroiaung
tttloet bon Der Nobnl1p ocs &eritprberen 3i
Stopilptt. A1lle N~rli1aelsSourtn, 6. Sirube NM
?ieuibaps6iu. aus am euuntaa, g{abnlifz
taas ? u6r, ttdtt. Ser @ottes6icnit miro in
Ser eeGn9 .ll!:1. Ct Fauls.atr6e 8i Curtis
Na0 abgebalien, Sic &eiiebung erfolgt auf
&&tutdm Haber, @iLtam @IiheI, Sernan @is
tGel, Slrtbitr Niener, gSlIliam StroD, 5ranf Cur.
tD00-01
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-18
Der 1emide Gorreppnbent. Baltimore Mb, sonnma ben IS. Sfobr 1908.

Gltercn Giien5eit neit gen gtoroel
biltali gelallgcl fpnlten.
HSlrl Sabre 1913 muroen bic crItcr
@itingeriabrten nof Den Sbet
lambs uno GrfnepsSnieln gemodt
Quuu pa9ten lid Die fii9ncn @ifin.
ger mcitcr III oos oiicne Meer, no.
bci iic um's Sobr $50 oAi SslotG
IticBcn. Sic umidiiften ole Sniel
rno mod)ten sic Gntoefung, oaf
audl Sslono ni6t baS GllBerIte@ren5.
lo10 Der @eIt Jet, OoB Oielmebr melt
LID lt1o norolid 0apon Elm bon &c.
foDrllden Gisitromungen umgebencs
groBcS uno gebirQiges 9Gno iid be
ronb. Gicie Gntoedlmg erfolgte ct
ma nln's Sabr 900.
Nlm Ioate eS olld) nidt n13ulonge
rdbren bepor man Der ltd)te, mad
bieIem Neltlono 5lt iobren. Ger
critic, Ser oieien Geriltd) magte, mar
ser fiibne Normamtcnfiibrcr @rif ser
Hotbe (@irefo IonoD. SIM Sabre
$50 errctd)e CT Die aiiite oe3 unbe-
fannten 2onoe3, bas cr ipGtcr @ron-
lano, Oas Crime 2an0, nannte. Gut
nGdit troi CT ben gemolti1en gisglet-
Id]cr, Der belit5utage YltiIurtof bciBt,
0cn cr leiner Sarbe mcgen nSlall-
bemo" nnn1ltc. "a CT bier feline
@on0ulgSfiiite fono, iubr CT mltbig
meitcr iil0mGrts uuo erreid)te baS
beutige Sap 6orerpca, OoS Ct n0pore
pen" (oen @enbcpunft) noluttc. gr
icgeltc oil ser iilolidcn Spibe purbei
mo fam in mebr ongcle6me @ebictc
I'M IiiomcItltdcu @ronlaao.
No6 5meiiGbri9cm gu%ientbolte
fcbrte cr aitf 0crniclben @ege nod)
SSlono 5uriicf unO mirftc MN nit
alien arGitcn inter ben SSldnoern
oafiir, 0aS ncllc 2ano 81 foloniIirclt.
9ol0 0aroui mlroc cnlc Expedition
BON 20 SdiIicn mls0erilitet, unl
@r6nlon0 M Selib 81 nebmen. @ic
~1cfobrooQ oieic Seeiobrt gclpeIc n
Icin muB, ergibt it6 aus cinenl BE.
ridt Der alten o2ononono," Oenl5us
folgc MIR II Sdifie i6r 3icl crrcid.
ten.
Son1it liz @r6nlol6 oiicl1bor $50
BON &slnnO OTIS bciieOelt %poroen;
oter Elm ci9cntlidycr Scencrfcbr 5lpi-
iden @rGnlono unb SSlano fam ME
81 Stolt0c. Widn iob n1mli6 Cit
60B cine lntmittclbore Scciobrt no6
@r6nlano oQ5lt gei0brlid ici uno
onb man ME NIT Si6crbeit Den Gis.
Itr0mungen oui Dem @e8e on Der
aiiIte Sitgr0nlon0'5 nm uSporuen"
(&0p Iarclpel) bcrilm entgcbe1
tonne. @ie0erbolt nluG)tc man mobl
Gcriltd)e, Inn cinen lulnittelburel
Sccrcrtebr 5piIden SSlon0 un0
8ronIono ber5uItcllen ober man
CAB lie bolo mieoer oui, mo 5rpor
mar Die llrlod)G bic, oob man menis
&c Sabre ip6ter cineu neltcn See
meg cntocdte, Der oQcroings melt
mcbr Mutb rno Siibnbeit poralls.
icbte, obcr troboem mcit mcni1er &C.
iabruoa mar. IS bonoeItc iid) babel
mn Den Sccmcg Don @ronIono nod
Normegen unmittclbor iiber 0cn gts
luntiihen S5eun. Ger gntoeder
mar Seif Grifsion.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-18

Sn Ser Belt pon $50 bis 500 ldicn
cS, ais Oh Die ncllc Nnlicolung o1tf
@ronlonO bon europa gGn5li6 ob.
gcIpcrrt bleibcn ioutc. aciner Ger
I%niieolcr bat m1breno ierter 3eit Oclt
SerlltdI nod %Sslono 5ltriidSnlegelh,
rmternonumcn, u1tb NIT Den fleinell
Sobr5ell0el, bic Grit nno icineIton-
ne be'obelt 0lritc cine Sabrt olrd)
Den gefGbrlihen @iSgilrtcI aud oll5lt
m~agbnliig eriHcinen, Mon bcihloB
enolid, einen onbercn Gerlllh 81 mos
dclL. nGnllid mad Dem oltcn Sei-
matblan0c oes @cIdledtcs, nod)
Horlpegcn, ST. %gelangen, nno Sclt,
Der Sobn GrifS beS Gotbcn, r%illtetc
81 bielem 3mcd baS Sabr5ellg oes
Goters aus. GS golt INN, lopclt
iiiolid) pom Sap Soremel SIT Itcus
ern, boB mun feline gisberae trof,
lulb bicier &erild gclong im Sabre
500. 2eif mo leine Wonnen Ollrd)s
ollerten lpoblbebolten bcn Itlontl-
id)cl1 Sjem u1o ltellerten Iomeit lilo
n1rts, bob lie 5llcrit ollf Den Sebri'
ben 9ol0 erreidltcn.
Nun befono niou lid) in befonn-
ten Iabrmoiier; oenn uolt Den Sebri-
bclt aus murben ieit olten 3citell
Iobrten iiber Die Srtnep- uto Sbet.
lonoS. SnleIn nod Norlpegen inter
nonlmen. Gicic Sobrt Don Sron-
loro iiber Die ihottiiden Snieln nod
9tormcgeu lit nic erlte nirflid)e at
lantiide &ciic, mo Tie libert Dem
tiibnen Seif Grifsion Den Ndl1len oils
G:ntoccfer oeS Seemeges i;ber Den VT
lontiihcn O,eon. Sic mitroe olld]
itloll6en onbcrcn Seefobrern gum
Gorbtlb, ulo CT lelber beni!ete oltd)
in Dem iol0enoen Sabre oiele1 see
meg in nnaefebrtcr &idltlng.
,<m Scrbit 500 fam n1mlid Sel'
Grifsion 81 Dem norne8ilhcn 500
niae Slni in Hi0aros u1tb muroe
beIIen @ciolgsmann. Der aonig be-
npg ibn gum Gbriltentbum iiber5,i.
treten. Gohoem Seii lid Gin neneS,
mcbr neutrality-suspicious. Sdiff bate
boilen lolIen, begob CT iid) im Som'
mer 1000 Snriid nod) @ronlano utr
mablte ielbitreoeno ~oenlelben @eq
iiber oos oiienc Mecr, Den CT I'M por'
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Seiiic Sau6cn helm.

g. itarb am 10. Gttober 1908 5rnu 5ciiic
SauGenbetm, &5itliue BOZ: Srultt laubenhettl,
i'm Snrie ibrcr Ntuitcr. Srau 9Gnrle3 lJils1ate.
9!r. 1903, hsYatterionsGaris&nen Die
geeroigilg iinOet bon Der oben genaultett
9So6nuug am Sonrtaa, 9tG9mittaGs 3 lllr,
itn:t. &eiieDrl4 dut bent ~&aIttnisre 6rteos
bofe." (29l)
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katherine Wrcttscr.

IS itarb an II. Sttober zoos int ibrer letieu
gSobnrlug, Gr, no, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS anibcrine
@reu5er, 2Sittlpe BON 8crntaro 8rcn5er, I'M
WIter bon II Sabren. Die ,3eit' Der geerotz
alInA pirh irater anNtttiGt. L202-4(
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Gic criteu Hciien iiber Den Ntlanti-
id)rn Ssean.
Bon ). y. 6iI&fow.

(2eetcn Wontaq purbe Columbus.
tag, Der if6. 3obreStng Der Gntoe.
dung Sllucrifo's burh Gbriltopb 50.
lltnlbls, gciciert. Ia lit IS am lSla.
&c, einen tur5en 9briB Der Nmerifo.
6abrten Dor Der 3eit Deg fiibnen8e.
miclen III Grinnerung 5u bringen).
DOB amerifa nid)t 5ltcrit bon Gu
luniblts I'M Sabre 1892. iouoerlI
id)un nm baS Sabr 1000 pom tiib.
men 9tormonneu entoedt murbe, oaS
Iernt beut5iitaDe jebe5 ShuIfino I'M
eroflnblid)en ltnterridi. 9isbcr
ltano jeboh ieit, oab Columbus Der
gnfbefer bes Scemege5 iiber ben
Atlantiidjen S5ean lei, raB er Die
erlien Geiien iiber oieien S5eau I'M
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Gntln Z. Glein.

gs iturb ain tG. Sftober 1908 Gmifp J.
Siein. gcItehte 1odter oer berftorbeuen @mas
nicl mo Gliiubeth stIeir. Bic Grulerfeier iins
BET am Snnntaa, .1a3 ltbr giGbmittdgs, in Der
gSoGHril9 pun SofepD Bauer. ISiHofur.QeiGbts.
ftatt. Yeifcblig prtpaiim. (291)