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The San Francisco call., 1908-04-01
CHECKS RETURNED:
"COUNT" ARRESTED
Jail Cell for Alleged Scion of
Austrian Nobility May
Defer Auto Dinner
Charge OF Uttering Paper Fol-
lows on Payment of $1,000
in Gold for Hotel Bill

On the eve of his intended departure
from San Francisco. which he had
planned to celebrate by giving a fare
we'll dinner and automobile party in
honor of a young woman of a prominent
family Count" Eugene Harrack. who
claimed to be an Austrian nobIeman
with a landed estate in that country,
was arrested on complaint of the man
ager of the Thomas auto car company,
charged with paying bill for $640
for automobile service with a bad check
late last night
With the airs and bearing OF per-
son of noble birth, Harrack protested
vehemently at his arrest. but unable
to produce the necessary bail, he spent
the night in prison.
For eight weeks. Harrack has been
living at the Fairmont, and Monday
his bill for $4,000 was paid IN gold by
a man named Heye, whom Harrack
said was his private secretary. Heye
has disappeared Harrack moved to the
Regina hotel In Suffer street, where he
was arrested
During his stay at the Fairmont. the
count has been living in great
elegance, and has given dinner parties
and automobile excursions with a lavish
hand. He had secured introductions to
the select clubs, where he passed as
foreigner of breeding. He had ordered
four automobiles for his farewell party
today.
The check for $40 with which he
paid his bill with the Thomas company
is said 10 have been returned from the
bank marked mo funds" The man
ager Immediately swore out com
plant against the alleged nobleman
Harrack told his friends and ex-
planned TO the police last night that
he had received a letter from Austria
saying that $1,000 would be forward
ed to him in few days. At that time
all his bills will be fully met, he said
But some OF those with whom he
has been most intimate related diff
ferent story TO the police Harrack.
they said, had deposited small sums In
many banks and on the deposits drew
large amounts
They also said that he had borrowed
sums Of money from various clubmen
with whom he had become intimate II
IS said that he asked a prominent mem
ber of the Pacific Union club for s1o0
the other day. with which he paid a
bill 10 the st. Francis hotel automobile
company. The police declared that they
believed the count an impostor.
Monday night Harrack took party
of two bellboys from the Fairmont, and
the wife of one of them, on a moon
light ride to San Mateo. returning In
the morning To prove his claims, Har-
rack had many photographs of himself
and woman he said was his mother in
Austria
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-01
SEEK LAWYER ON
CHARGES OF FRAUD

OAKLAND March 3I.-R- S Fulton.
an attorney who recently occupied Of
hces at 500 Broadway. has disappeared
and two af1idavits are in the possession
of Special Agent Lange of the United
States general land office. charging the
attorney with fraud These affidavits
were fled by Charles Melton and Ern-
est Best Of Melrose, and who charge
that by% the alleged swindle, five other
persons in Melrose were defrauded of
fees for fling claims on timber lands at
Milton. The land Office reports show
that the claims were not filed, although
it is averred that Fulton accepted fees
OF s11.50 for each of the claims
The land agents have turned the
cases over TO the police, as the fact
that no fling was made in the land
Office of the supposed timber lands pre-
vents prosecution on federal statutory
charges. The police are seeking some
person TO swear to a complaint charg
ing Fulton with obtaining money
by false pretenses, or with embez-
Element. but so far have failed.
The persons named in the affidayits
as having been swindled are Melton
and Best, Joseph Smith and James
Smith. A. 1. Crane. a grocer, all of Mel
rose, and Joseph Slosson and 7. Rogers,
Melton says that a man named Al
berts. now in the Philippine islands,
came to him January Is with a pro-
posal to locate on timber lands near
Milton, of which he said there were
5000 acres. Albert said that the land
could be obtained for $3.50 an acre in
homesteads of 160 acres. and that in a
few years the money invested would
be doubled in value. He explained that
the fling fees would be S1150. and
recommended Fulton as the proper at
torney.
Melton said that he went to see
Fulton January 2T. and that he was told
by the attorney that he would be taken
to Milton 10 view the land within 90
days. He saw Fulton fill out an entry
blank. and paid over the fee. Then,
he says, he heard only once from the
attorney, when he received letter
February 2. in which he was told by
be made April 16.
was taken TO Fulton by him, and also
paid over the s11.50 fee. The land
agents have found that there is no rec
ord of any fling being made within
the last three months for the lands
in the vicinity of Milton. Other per-
sons who say they were bunkoed have
received no word of Fulton since March
21. when the offices in the Blake &.
Moffitt block were vacated, and no
other address was left, even with the
postoffice authorities. Two weeks ago
Fulton was seen obtaining mail from
the general delivery window at the
postoff1ce, but all efforts to locate
him have failed.
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DEFENDS STATE RIGHTS
Senator Teller Criticises Fed
eraI Usurpafion

WASHINGTON, March sI-The al
legged tendency OF the general govern
Tnent 20 override the powers Of the
states OF the union and 10 ignore the
restrictions OF the constitution was the
subject OF remarks by Teller OF Colo
-ado IN the senate today. -e declared
that there had grown up & practice Of
attempting 10 justify any act by the
federal authorities whether there was
authority for Il or not. so long as it
was sscribed 10 the public interest
He referred to q speech by Secretary
Root calling attention TO the fact that
the states were not exercising powers
conferred upon them by their state
governments. and when they did not
they must not complain at congress
assuming the right to do what they fail
70 do
He also quoted the president as hav-
Ing recently said that there were Ger
tain evils congress ought 10 find a
way" 70 remedy. The presidents power
he said was fully defined BY the con
stitution and no Interpolation" should
De made to extend those powers. The
fail Of the confederation OF states in
the past. he said. resulted from a fail
ure 10 recognize the rights OF each OF
the states He commended the atti-
tude Of Justice Harlan in uphoiding
the state
Teller spoke on the bill granting
2 right 10 z private company to con
struct 4 dam in the Snake river. in
washington. declaring that the right
sought IN that bill belonged TO the
state and not 70 the federal govern
menL
Senator Teller criticised in sharp
terms the ADM inistration Of the forest
reserves. contending that they were
largely conducted under regulations Of
the bureau which transcend the law
and afford but poor opportunity TO
either the homesteader or the prospec-
tor 70 avail himself OF the opportuni-
Ties which congress intended TO afford
- hof1- classes
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American Car Will
90 to Valdez
Original Route of the Mem York
to Paris Auto Race to Be
FoHoDed
sPEc1AL pIsPArcH ro rHE cALL

SEATTLE. March s1.-There viii be
no change in the route of the New
York 70 Paris automobile race and the
American machine and crew Will leave
here az 10 O'Clock tomorrow morning
Oh the steamship Santa. Clara for VAL
dez- From there 10 Nome the American
machine viii make every effort 70 com
ply with all the conditions Of the race,
no matter what the conditions are re-
garding the trails or the country.
Los ANGELES. March sI-BIistered
by the desert sun, covered with dust
and with most OF the paint scratched
OF, the Zust, the Italian car. which
IS second in the New York to Paris
automobile race, reached Los Angeles
al 5 O'Clock this afternoon and after
q few minor repairs at q local garage
left at 9 o'clock for Santa Barbara. II
viii proceed thence TO San Francisco
br the coast route
The race has not begun yet" de-
cfsred Julio Sfrtori. the driver. who
has been Al the wheel ever since the
ear left New York. Wait until we
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rRYouTs FOR THE .sAILoRs-

OAKLAND. March 31.-The Phoenix
nine of st. Mary's college and the
Portland team of the Pacific Coast
league are to play several practice
games here this week The Portlands
arrived tonight from Salinas, where
they have been getting into condition.
IL is probable that one game will be
played at F'reeman's park Thursday,
and another on Friday. Krause will
pitch for the collegians-
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-01
PURE HoMEoPATHICs

WASHINGTON, March 31.-The SEN
ate today passed bill including drugs
OF the homeopathic pharmacopoeia on
equal terms with those of the allopathic
under the pure food law. Senator Hep
burn explained that by an inadvertence
many homeopathic drugs had been
omitted from the pure food act
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-01
TO HELP RAILROADS

WASHINGTON, March 31--Senator
Elkins, chairman OF the senate commit
tee on interstate commerce. TODAY in
troduced a joint resolution suspending
until May l. 1910, the operation of
the penal clause of the commodity pro-
vision OF the railroad rate law OF last
session, which prohibits any railroad
company from transporting from one
state 10 another any article or COM
modify other than timber, manufac-
tured. mined or produced by it 1t is
-l,eciflcally provided that the resolu-
tion shall not be so construed as to
prevent civil suits for the violation of
the provision.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-01
Brick stable-Beaicia Arsenal. cal-. March

Brick stahle-Benicia Arsenal Cal. March /.
1905:
Sealed proposals, In triplicate. win Be re-
ceived here until II a. N. April Is 11os FOR
constructing a brick stable at Benicia Arsenal
Cal Specifications can be had and inforrnation
Ger Benicia Arsenal, Cal The q. 8 reserves
the right to accept or reject any or all pro
posals- Envelopes containing proposals should
Be marked Proposals for eonS-.ucti0n OF brick
stable at Benicis Arsenal. CAL" and addressed
10 Commanding OFFICER Benlcia Arsenal Cal
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PosTOFFICE DEPARTMENT v..hs,~+

POSTOFFICE DEPARTMENT Washfnrto,
d. c.. February IS, 19os.-sealed proposals vii
be received At this Department until II O'Clock
N. On the 18th OF May, Ie06. from patentees or
their assignees for granting the use OF patented
improvements in mali pouch and sack opening
and closing devices, aud other mail bag attach-
naenfs exclusive Of locks Bisrk forms OF bids
and specfncs tions giving sul information may De
had upon application TO the Second Assistant
Postmaster General. Washington. d. c. G. v
L MEYER Postmaster General
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-01
PROPOSALs

SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received az the
office Of the Lignt, House Ensinssz San Francisco.
then opened. for constructing landing and aD-
Droach. substructure and s1perstructure. includ
ID Carcuinez straits. California IN accordance
Nth specffcafions. copies OF which. win Blank
PROPOSALS and other Information. nay Be hz4
1pon application to the LIght-H H0uss Ea<11srr.
san Francisco. California
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-01

CHARGES observation-disclosures. March 81
Suit for divorce based on charges of desertfon
was dled today by Philip Wessa against Rae
Wessa Of Alameda
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-01

WITH Eas-
w ter hard
ly more than
two weeks off,
little time re-
mains to sup
ply and renew
the wardrobe.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-01
PROPOSALS

Mason, San Francisco, Cal. April I, 1905
Sealed proposals. In triplicate, VIII be 70
eeived at this office until Il a m. May l..
1905 and then opened in presence of bidders, for
furnishing material and labor for construction
OF 2 oil tanks and foundations. electric mo-
tor pump and pipe lines for Army General
Hospital. Preside OF San Francisco. Cal. IN
accordance with plans and specifications on fie
in this offce- The Government reserves ths
right to accept or reject any or all propose ID
or any part thereof Plans and specifications
can be seen and all necessary blanks and In
formation obtained here Envelopes containing
proposals should be indorsed Proposals for Oh
Tanks" and addressed 10 Major GEO. Mex
WILLIAMSON. Quartermaster. O. 8 A.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-01
A Fine Taffefa Silk Soc
Pefficoats Csc, S1.35

4 LMOST 800 of these to start the sale with
n this morning Manufacturers Sample
Lines, secured at very special price There
are in the lot Sateens, Feather Silk, Mercerized
Moreens and various fancy materials, made up
in dozens of styles. All are cut wide and full and
will be found to be perfect hanging. There are
ruffles, flares and ACCORDION pleatings-all
practical styles-all strictly tailored garments,
and very unusual values at
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-16
ScirutbS giccn5cn.

gbrabom &ramcr, 40, 9r. 1925,
Slt- 6opettritraBc, unO Sarob Sum,
pei. 2S.
@oItcr g. Splnca, 90, Or. 332,
s. Strobc, No, @oibinaton, Or.
g., mo 9ciIie &. Sutton, 81, @oib.
luton, .. &.
Glpoe ". Morrolp, %, Wtt. @oib-
inaton, NO, mo Pima &. Otanger,
Is.
@ermnn altpctcr, 81, uno Slllia
ar0tldL is.
Senrp u. SnpOer, %, Miuerss
burg, GRb,, uno annic %. Sufi, "a,
NtiQcrsbltrg, Mb.
Samuel Nruuopc, %, unb 9(nllic
Sarrilon 30; 9lpplifdnt Charles
Sorriion, Nr. 1926, Sit.9omboro.
Strabe.
Gbriitopber SdmiOt, %, u,o
Glare 3. Stmnrt, 81; Ipplifont
George -. NnlbIeu, Mr.. I'LL orltte
StroBc, &igblanotopr.
Ibrabom $. Gem 30, Nr, 800,
Siib-S mollmopo. StroBc, uno &nilrn
Oscar, %.
Gilbert $. 0orn, %, unb 2lnno
NJ. @acng, %; 9(pplif0nt &obn u,
@aeng.
Sorrp e. Snpocr, %, @ai6inq.
ton, :. g., lno Woria @iiiuiied,
%; Ipplifant @iQiom &. Holnrt,
Hr. S07, NortbmeIt.S trobe.
@iqinm @orbon, 81, Hemport
Nemst @o.; uno Bertha Sombur9cr,
q; appIifont Sllliu5 Snmbur9er,
Nr. t740, Observation-Disclosures.
Sogn g.. q. Wiiller, %, ulb ao'
tbarine 10. SdGn. 20; 4pplitont
George g. Set, ji,n., lr. 1856, 60
lliplbia.Npemte.
2oren5 NcGop, %, Sprinaoale,
Ta., unb ellie 9. Eoet, is, Reo
2ioL ga.
Graanf %. Gacr6roof, 10, Nr.
1920, SittSeberaIitraBc, utb Maric
81, Sangman, 80.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-16
2luci Srpsfcmcr.

@uifaIo, Nd, 10. NltguIt. =
Sn Sen S6oiitGucn Ser vN|cmeDorf
Contradiction" 81 Sit.@uiiNlo brad
6cute Worgen Scltcr ans, bel mel.
dent 1900 bis 20O0 Sfofc un0 Sat
Der perbramnt mltr0cn. Ger &c
iommtihaocn miro oui 100000 be-
rcdnct.
4m6erIt it, Moii, IS. Alt1tit. -
Ter Sauptt6eil Scr 9roBcn Shelne
oeS Nm6erit 2onOmirtbiGoitlIden
Goae1S nnroc bGltc cin Nolb Der
6lammcn. Ter on1eriftctc Sdlo'
sen bctrGgt $4,000. 3mci Stuoen-
ten, melhc in Dem @cbduOe ein1cs
ihloien maren, cntginQcn NIT fnop'
per Notb Dem SclcrtOo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-16

olti Dem 9tmucien Hr. GIG, 9toro.Guts
pertitraBc, wuroan pom 9%uuinipcftor
%gencbuiat. Gas 8tbduOe miro etma
$4,000 t~oilGll.
0ua oWurpluno agricultural Col
IcNc" ldBt 5ltr 3cit EI0ne iiIr elm
Nioidincnbous onicrtigcn, 0nS I'M
GoQcNcForf nit cincm 9oitcnoui
nance BON $4,000 rrrid)tct mcrocn
iOl.
Gle Baltimore, Gbciupcofc mO
2Itlontjc &oilpop Gomponp" bat iijr
ibr ncltca SaNcrbnlt3, 0n5 uti Der
@citicjtc oc9 EierS 9tr. 1 an Frott'
itrobc crbnl,t miro, $4,000 ouS9c.
moricu.
@r. @n1. :. NliieQ bat nit oem
Ban bon iicbcn nCren Cottages on
Der I. Strube. 5luiiten Clifton uno
@inoior.Suenle. bcQonncn.
Iie $50. Sobn @cnBel llno S0bne
loiien bintcr Nr. 22t3, Wtc@locrrpitr.,
Gin nCllcs 2ugerbouS 5llm Ereia port
$500 crridtcn.
elegant cinacridtctc 5pciitodiQe
MobnbGllier bobcu sic 9nrmciitcr
Golporo 5. Gallagher i'm 600 @lod
BON Noros@ lopcritroBe, Gbmoro 5.
Stord al Noro.Sorc ltrnBc. nobe oem
Fnttcrion Nort," uno @olter z.
@eitpbol an Moro g Snrcitro6c. 5mi.
ihcn Goirmomt. Npcmlc mo 6upet
tcItrobc, iilr Sen GreiS BON $3.50 3u
0iinIti9cn 9c0iu0un0cn ST. pcrfouicn,
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Wraf mndlt Sclbimn pcriud).

Ncm 0ort 10. NllgltIt. -@roI
Midorb pnn 9lrfoup, cll1 &cripmlotcr
ocS @ruieu S5cdJcnp, mclbcr Iid) &c
aen ocn @iQen iCines &otcrS bier an
cincnl 0eid)Gitlidcn l%lntcrncbmcn be.
tbciligtc, bat mcgcn 0cldGitlid)cr
WtiBCriolgc bcrtc IN oer Altomont-
Hpurtements eincn Sclbitnloroper.
llldb genlod)t, in0cm cr ooa GelldtgoS
unorchtc. Gr Wltrbc nod Dem 5000
@rigbt-Noipitnl gebrodt, moIelblt er
uuBcr 2cbenageiobr gcbrod)t lpnroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-16

uno elmer Geputirtentommer bette
FEN miro.
u nQebli6er Gpnomtt It.
tent6ter pcrboftct.
Barcelona, 10. Nuguit.- 3ruei
MGnncr murOcn Gellte bier in Scr.
6inoung nit Ser Grploiion elmer
@ontbe ont 8. Nltgult oltf elncm Der
SnicniGbrbootc. nobel 0rct Ecrionen
un'S 9eben fumcr, ocrbnitet. Gtnct
Der Gerbaitcten lit Elm Better OeS
Nnardiiten Sean HubI. ser fiir5lid)
bingcri6tet mlroe. IS miro &c
ololtbt, oaB ole Grploiion scr 9onlbe
an S. s(ualtit cine @ie0erpcrgcItilnG
filr 9uQ's SinrihtunN bc0clttcn
iolte.
Iuf bcm Morih mad W a.
roffo.
Snnaer, 10. Nltgllit. - 9ic
Sruppen be3 Sultana 9lOll NSiS bo-
ben ibren Worid nod Der Sto0t Md-
rpffo iortgeiett. Sic bottcn fiir6lif)
cinen aonpi NIT 5mci aolonnen OcS
@e9en. Sllltors Mfulai @oiio, olta
Dem lie, ~oller0in9S nit grobcn yer
~luitcrL iicQrcid) bcrporGingcn IS per.
lolltet bier, bob Wtllloi &oilo ld)pcr
pcrnunoet lit.
Gridfcn'a 2eidc niht &C.
bprqcn.
Copenhagen, 10. Nuguit. -
Goo Sdiff oGGncmorf" ser G1ne.
mart @r0nlano.GrpcOition lit IN
@cr0cL No%rpcgcn, bclltc ongclongt.
IS idlcint, BOZ 6ic 2cihe bcS peritr,s
qIiidten oGniihcn Sor'dcr@ N'pllll@
Gridicn, Ser an Ser norO6itIIhcn Sit
ito Don @r0nlono III cincm Sd)ncc.
Itlrm umfom, nid)t geborNen morOe'l
lit.
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Staot Baltimore.

Mud 9os NOD ! - Sebt lOu
Ill Der ollgcmeinen 2cbenSmittel.
tbcllcrung ulld) no6 cine Sbclerung
ocs Sailcrfrnuta bin5u fonmlen. 60
pcrluutct me1i0ltens in cin9epcibtelt
arciicn. 3uqleidl miro Die troIt-
rcidlc Gcr1id)er1ulg abgegcbcn, ooB
cs iid in bieicm Safe nldt INN Die
&crtruituna bcS cblcn @emiiies bon.
self, ionbcrn DoB in 6cl9e ser orbdl-
tenocn Giirrc in geluiiien @e9enben
oie iltngen ScbIingc gum groBtcn
S6cil pcroarben un0 ielbit unter Den
eiinitigltcn Observation-Disclosures
sic 5lueitc Grrbte nif)t gcnii9enoen
griab oar6ieten meroe. Ga Sbneincs
idmdn5e obne Saucrfraut unoenf-
bar iino, Oiirite crItgendnnter artitel
in entiprchcnoer 8ciie i'm Ereiic
iillfen.
Storb i'm StroBenbabt n.
8aggon.-S n cinem 8oggon Der
Wount SoQp Strobenbobnlinie nilr.
DC Die 5S-idbrige Negcrin Hebcdd
Gullcp BON Nr. t406, Toro,Wountitr.,
aeItern Morgcn gegcn 6 llbr pom 30.
De ereilt, inbem iic BON Scr5i6loge
g%etroficn murbe, Sic itono bel 8ron
Sunis. @inbior.Sia, in arbcit unO
befano ii6 aeitcrn Morgen auf benz
@cgc bortbin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-16

EGiic apT Gciic ms NuSlanb be
iorst s. Blaine, Mr. Alb, Cit'@alti'
morcitraRc, nabc Gmitom Souic glOc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-16

9ic .W nrplnno Sonb-
it nm MEN 2 bule 5cigt al on
ocrer SteQc oes ,Ielltiden Gorrcs
ipon0cntcn" on, BOP bieielbe onl 16.
Septcnbcr wlcoer croiinct miro. Gle
Sdule lit ancrfnnntcrmoben cine
Der better Nnitnltcn ibrer 9lrt IN ocn
Hereinafter Stoaten. sic lit nidt
aQein iiir ollie peibcn SullhitummCL
ionocrn aud iiir iolhe Sinner, meldc
10 idmcrbGrjg linb, boB lie sic oficnt'
lidcn Sdlllcll nid)t bciut)cn tonlcn,
bcltimmt. Sprchcn mo 2ippcnlclel
iilo 5mei Scr Saitptidd)er, meIdc &C.
lernt mcr0Cn. Sir nGberc Gil1Scln.
beiten mc1,Oc man iid an ocn Trin'
Sipal, Srn. Charles y. Gln Src0e-
rid, Wt0.
Iiel Sic Jrcppc serum.
fer. - 9ls emma Wnifncp gclterll
Nodn1itto0 mn 4 llbr cine lccrc
@obnnrN in 9tr. 1882, Siaen-Str.,
bciidtigtc. iicl Die Ireppe pom 5mei.
ten ms critic Stodlbcrf berllntcr uno
brod) oen rcAtcll Arn1. Sic lpilrcc
ms StuotaS oipitot gebroht.
Wotorf ii brer trifft feline
. d)ulb. >Sn Solle oes Sobes
ocs 50 Sobrc altcu .sreocrif Sd)ellcr
BON Gr. 1860. SIt.6apette. Strobe,
gob geliern oer Coroner oes iiioliden
Eoli5eioiItritta, 2r. Otto ". Rcins
borot, Elm oti ZOO ourd) ourh I'm
fou" loutCnocs Gcroift ob itno er.
fl0rtc Die Gbbaltltng zines SnolrcItrs
iiir unnotbia. SEER S6eaer luur am
6rcitog 2lbenn bci'm gbitei1en BON
chem Strobcnbobn.W oggon Scr ga.
rcpitrobcns&inie 10 ungliidlih nit
Dem aopI an einen Stein geItoben,
ouB CT lid cine Observation-Disclosures
$1,000 unO menigc Iinuten ipdter
itarb.
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Icrmiidltc tclcgrapbiidJc Scpcihcn.

1Srou Goniel 3inlnler non Grle,
ga, lit on ser RootS. &reu5ltnG Der
,Ebilooelpbio II. Grie.Sobn" bon Ell
mem 3l,ge gctroiicn moroen. Sic
Irou iob nit ibren pier &inbern III
einem @ogeit. Sbr @o6p mllroc 10
tort actootct nno tic iclbit unO ibt
ichSj6briges SGbnfcn tootlid) Der.
lest. Gic onberen 5nei &inOer fos
men obne &erlcbungcn oopon.
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@ruRicncr IN Sflnhpmn.

Sflahomn Gttn Sfla., 10.
Nugl,lt CT llbr NohtS).G - Go5
,2cc.Sotcl4 itcht III 6lummen uno
id)cint Dem l%lntcrgongc gcmcibt ST.
Icin. Err uon5c- eeid)ditatDcil DER
Sto0t ltebt in @efnbr. &iilic lit pon
Guthrie ln0 81 Hcro bcrbci 9crllien
moroen. Sb WcnihcnIcbcn pcrlorc!t
gcgongen iinO, lit nidt bcfannt. Ger
Sduoen iopcit betrGgt %225,00O.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-16
Spbucsliebc.

Sontea Wurrup illht leine GItcrn,
INN oenielbeu clnen Ior0en'reicn
2ebcnsubcnb 5ll berciten. Nlr-
Sc ais ~5mcii1brigeS aino nit lei.
mem @rl,0cr 0ent oScim ser
SrcrnoIoicn" iibcrmieien.
\ GaB cS icIbit IN NNcrifa, benz Cant
DC ser GolIorio0o, nod, iclbltlolc Gbu-
rottere 0icbt, oie @cfiibl unO &inocS.
pilidt iiber @elopcroicnit uno gi1cn-
nltB ictcn, innO 0eitern 9tofnrittng
i'm 9iireou bes YoIi5cimoriHollS
Sornon icinc poQe @eitGtiging. Sr.
Somcs Wltrron, 30 Sabre oft. nlts
@nitbcrSburg, M0., Elm iouber unO
biibid 0eflcioeter Monn crIudtc
nGmlif Sen Muri6uu, i'm bel ser
g%luiiinbun9 iCinCr Gltcrn bcbiililih
SIT iein, meldc er Jeff Oem Sabre
1880 nidt mebr Nciebcu bat. Gle ein~
lode @ciie, in mcId)cr Sr. Wlrrrap
icinc trolirigc 2ebenS0cihid)tc crt
S0bIte, riihrtc bet WnrIhou. mcldcr
iid trot iciner AZ 0ienitiobrc Elm
pcid)es Ser5 bcno6rt bat, 81 Gbr1.
men. Sr. Wturrop cr5GbIte. SOB icin
jebt in Woibin9ton lcbcnOcr Srlocr
Hop, mcldcr icbt 30 Sabre alt 1T
ul1o CT ont II. glpriI 1880 Sem nScim
fir 6rcunoloie" an 2afnpcttc. unO
Iruio.SiQ Npcnuc iibcrpicien nltr-
Sen. Gr NOR 0umol8 5luci nn0 fem
9ruocr Gin &obr aft. Scitbcm bnbc1
bcioe 9riiocr ibrc Gltcrn nid)t nlcbr
geieben. NlS SonlcS If Sabre olt
mar. mlrbc CT bel SRI. g. 9. g..
SnoruScn in Somoro-Gountn IN
Gent G~cgcbcr. Gr blicb bort bier
Sabre un6 crlcrntc Damn BEL g. u.
9~roo0burit bon @romningpiQc, W0.,
onS Sdncibcrbonblucr. Gr perliCb
Srn. @roobburit ulS CT 81 Sabre oIt
NOR uno p%crbcirntbetc iid) I'M nGtitcn
Sabre. Gr mobnt ictt nit %icillcr
Trou llnb 5luci aiubcrn IN @nitbcrS.
burg. IS gcbt ibm irbt gut, NM
milniden icinc Irou ionobG, mic cr,
falls icinC Gltcrn nod lcben %ioIltcn,
OicIclbcn 5u it'd 81 nehntcn, I'M IL
ncn cinen iorgcnfrciCt 26cnSobcno SIT
uCriGnffcn. gu 0icicm 3lued babe or
ieine Hciic untcrl,ommeL un0 boffe
cr MIR, boB bieiclbc sur Iuffinoung
lcincr GItern fiibrcn miiroe. Wor.
ihoQ Inrnol pcrwics Srr. Wurrap
on Captain Humphrey ser bcnlcicI-
Ben ic0c moglidc &iilic nnBCOciben
loiicn miro. NGcr>inqs fam &r,
Wltrrop MIR gcrinAc Nnboltapulfte
gcbclr, oo or MIR lpci6, oub Ieiltc 81
tern in 1880 in Hr. 2SG, 2iAbtitrob9,
mohnter, OILS icin @ruocr mo cr IN
Solgc cire8 6ontilienjuiItcS Dem
uScin1 fir 6reltnbloie" iibcrluicien
tullrbcn. Itcita SdnS lit Sem Grdn.
Sc nnb ser @crbrcitcrung Scr 9iAbt'
itrobc sum Cpfcr Nciodcn bod pa.
ben Mnrid)oQ Inrnon u16 GopitGn
EunpbrcD bic SoiinlmG nod nift
o%uigcgcbcn, oic Gltcrn NcS piIidtGc.
trcucn SobncS olti}ufin0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-16

Tfer0e0ieb miro auSgc.
licfert. = Ter Ncgcr MiQie Bop
fin, Ser om 1reitog pcqcn Giebitobl5
zines Eferoes bon %ieil,en1 Haiiegenof-
len @. $. Go5ier aus 0rongepiIe
perboitet ipuroe. lit gritern bon Hid)-
ter Srieocl in Der mittleren Eoli5ei-
Citation an Die 9cborbcn BON 9olti-
nlpre-Gountp allsgelieiert poroen.