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The San Francisco call., 1908-12-11
Ordered TO Pay Note

Il was astounded a few days later
when the note was brought TO the
Grant school by a man who told me
that unless ] paid it they would have
10 discount il at the bank He told
me that il I would get the money and
pay it then he would settle for $l2S.
At the time / gave the note 1 told them
] did not want il TO go 10 bank. and
they assured me il would NOT. But af-
ter they got. il they knew 1 would
do anything TO pay il rather than have
il known. and they demanded pay
ment I borrowed the money from a
nephew and paid the note. 1t was
then that ! became suspicious and told
them I wanted TO sell my stock No
BODY wanted il. but Deane assured me
that everything was all right and that
u i wished ] could trade my Arizona
Verde for Mascot stock. a new enter
prise in which Ames and DR.. Long
became interested a short time ago.
They knew ] was suspicious and
made me promises about transferring
the stock. bat pressure was brought to
bear before they agreed. DIT Long
finally promised me few evenings ago
that I could have 100 shares of Mas
cot stock in exchange for 5000 shares
Of Arizona Verde il / would also pur-
mer at So share This stock has not
been delivered yet but they keep tell
Ing me that ] viii get il in a week.
LEARNED OF DUPLIcFTY
Il have recently learned thar Deane
Is a charlstan and that his supposed
reading Of the palm is nothing more
than a switching or tablets by a me-
chapical device. after which he holds in
front Of him an impression on a niece
of paper OF what YOU have written. He
swindlcd me in this stock deal lie
knew Ames and Long. because he semi
the latter 70 my house Whether no
was operating for them or not 7 do not
know, but J believe he was. because all
of nay transactions were with him ann
he took the money as well as delivered
the stock.
Another thing Dr. Long told me that
MI Mccauley who Is AT the head Of
the Mascot company. would later de-
relop the Arizona Verde property and
.hat the stock would be valuable. When
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-11
NATURES REMEDIES
TEA AND HERB SANITARIJfBf

Sickness OF every de-
scripti0n successfully
treated with Tea aud
Herbs by DR.. Chow
Juyan. the famous Chi
nese physician. whose
credentials are attestcd
by the Chinese .Nmbas-
sador at Washington. n.
e. San Francisco office.
100 clay 81. Mon.
Tues Wed. and Thurs.
stockton office. 122
North Hunter st.-Fri.
-LlN 81 G.. ~
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-11

special preparations are Cough Giuger Tea ana
Herbs for Colds and Opium Abstainer's Food
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-05
ElkS Theatre
MONDAY, DEC. :.
II. H. Frazee presents the Success
 full Musical Play The Flower of the Ranch

50 clever people. Girls? Yes! Many.
 A stirring story of the rugged west, in three colorful acts, set to Hitting, sparkling music by Joseph F.. How ard, composer of t"The Time, The Place and The Girl" "The Girl Cues tion" etc. Presented by a company of fifty capable people
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-05
Efforts to Revive
 Goods Roads Movement
Efforts Being Made Co Have Next Con
 yentiOn in Little Rock.

At the request of E. F Ladd, who is a member of the Executive Commit tee of the Arkansas Good Roads As sociation, George R, Brown. secretar,F of the Little Rock Board of Trade, has taken up the question of calling A convention of the association in Lit de Rock January 2G, 1909. MT. Brown .aas written letters to George w. Don- aghey, goyernor-e1ect. and to Fl. l.. Remmel asking them if the date men toned will be satisfactory one. If the date is satisfactory, the necessary steps will be taken to create an in- serest ill the convention.
 Judge Gould, of Pine Bluff, the pres ident of the association. resigned from active work in the association be cause the bond amendment. which was proposed by the association, was defeated in the general election J. s. Hawkins, secretary of the association, moved from Arkansas several months ago F. P. T.add. who is all exponent of good roads, is making the effort so keep the association going not only for the convention. but for an indefi- aite period.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-05

and charged that the rates on furni- ture and mattresses were unjust, quot i ing comparative rates from St. Louis and Little Rock to Little Rock terri . tory, on these comodities. Among the rates said to apply in the communi- cation was one on mattresses, from
 St. Louis, Mo, to Jonesboro, Ark, of
 6S cents. This was corrected at the
 Iron Mountain office yesterday as 7G cents. The rate to Jonesboro from
 Little Rock, in the letter, was given
 as S3 cents The correct rate, ac- .cordng to the railroad, is 71.6 cents. or less than the St. Louis rate. Like
 wise, comparative rates to Paragould,
 Ark, on furniture were given as 2S cents and 45 cents, respectively, from
 St. Louis and Little Rock when both should have been 76 cents.
 More careful investigation into the tariffs, said the railroad man, who is authority for the comparisons, will prove that many of the complaints against existing rates are nnfounded Of course, l do not mean to say tha all comparisons are equally mistaken ;hut there are undoubtedly many err crs of the kind made
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-05
THE TRADESMAN'S
 WEEKLY REVIEW
or New Industries and Industrial De-
 yeiOpment in the South.

Chattanooga. Tenn. Dec. 4.@The more important new industrial de velopment in the south for the week ending today is indicated by the ac- companying list obtained from The Tradesman. Prominent in the list are land and oil companies in Virginia; water and light plant, mill and ele- Eator company. etc, in Texas; hard pany ill Tennessee: ice factory in South Carolina; oil mill in Oklahoma: three lumber companies in North Car olina; foundry, furnace and machinery companies in Missouri; land and con struction companies in Louisiana; lumber company in Kentucky; leather company and box factory in Georgia; wagon factory in Florida; mining company and light and power plant in Arkansas. and manufacturing com panies and cooperage plants in Ala bama.
 The Tradesmans' list for the week is as follows:
 Arkansas.
 Russellville-$100,000 light and power plant.
 Fordyce-$5,0 900 laundry.
 Helena-$25,00 900 hoop factory Forrest City--$10,00O spoke factory. Montana-$600,0O0 mining compan". Rogers-$7,500 packing plant
 Louisiana.
 New Orleans co land company $l0,00O construction company Cavington--Syrup factory.
 Oil City--$1o,0oo well supply com pany.
 Frankiin--$l5,0 ,000 lumber company. Winntield--Marble quarry
 Tennessee.
 oXville--Deyelopm company: S1OO,Oo0 hardware company
 Oliver Springs-S50,0 coal and clay company.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-05
ARCHBOLD QUITS
 WITNESS STAND

Hearsts News Special to Graphic
 New York City, Dec.s 4.--John D. Archbold who today completed his cross examination, declared that he knew nothing of loans aggregating $22,O00,000 made to P. s. Trainer. by the Southern Pipe Line company, the Standard subsidiary. It might have been an adjustment between refining companies which Trainer supplied with oil, he said. Archbold admitted that foreign oil producers had no chance in the American market be- cause of the tariif. Replying to ques- tions about hazard" ill business of refinery at Whiting, Archbold admit ted that the Standard company had paid 1000 per cent dividend. He also admitted understandings with princi- pal competitive concerns in Europe. When rebates taken they are not il- legal" he declared.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-05
TUESDAY. DEC. s.
 Return Engagement TIM MURPHY A Corner in Coffee
TUESDAY, DEC. s.

Cyrus Townsend Bradys powerful story published in Smart Set" Dra- matized by Owen Davis. A splendid cast including Dorothy Sherrod
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-05
CAPTAIN LUKESH
 MAKES A REPORT
Tells War Department the Situation

tClAS Nu1 Dcyut (ue lSNutttOpf
 at Pine Biufi is Much Improved.
 Washington, D. C., Dec. 4.--Tele- grams from Captain Lukesh, officer in charge, to the chief of engineers. U. S. A.. today convey intelligence that the situation at Pine Bluff is improving materially, the trouble having been removed down the river away from the threatened buildings.
 The difficulty which the War De- partment always encounters in such cases is that appropriations by Con gress are specific. money authorized being given for stipulated purpose and the department being under legal compulsion to expend the money sole ly for the purpose specified in the act
 Some of the engineer officers here are of the opinion that the Pine Bluff citizens would have accentuated rath- CT that cured the trouble had they opened a channel across the S0-yard neck of land at the beginning of the rivers curve. as the current would be so swift that boats could not make their way up stream against it.
 An unexpected bslance of $19,000 is available to strengthen the revet- ment at Pine Bluff, it's use being un- der authorization in the law flor the Improvement of navigation" The chief |of engineers has directed that an es- innate of the cost of improvements to prevent similar occurrence at Pine Bluff to be made
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-05
HE SAYS THE SHIPPERS DON'T KNOW
Railroad Men Declare Complaints Arc
 Due to MiSunderStandingS.

That transformation on the part of shippers is responsible for part of the complaints of unjust freight rates in Little Rock territory was the state ment made yesterday by a prominent official of the Missouri Pacific and Iron Mountain systems, who cited a recent communication to the Arkau- Sas Railroad Commission as proof of his statement
 The communic ation referred to- which was received last Monday. was from Little Rock furniture firm
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-05
REAL ESTATE
 TRANSFERS.
 Reported Daily by \. '. ROBERTS ABSTRACT co. +. l.. Vail, Treas.
 Guaranteed Abstracts 2l3 West Barra4ue Street.

Lucy Collier, administratrix to Guy D. Turner, administrative deed, W n W 31-4-7, $1,0OO.
 K. N. Burks ct al to T. F. BurkS, warranty deed, W 1-2 1-2 W 1-2 sec l: 12 sec ,: 1-2 II W pt " Il W and Il l-2 II see 12, all in :,- 3. $10.500
 Drew Hannah and wife to The Pine Bluff Corporation, right of way deed. part lot Woodruff's addition east. $25.
 s. Mitchell and wife to P. B. Car poration, right of warranty deed, part lots and Woodruff's addition east.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-05

Judge Henry w. Wells. of Montcel- To, returns to his home at Monticello today, after spending week in the city presiding over the circuit court While here Judge Wells was a guest of MT. and Mrs. NJ. A. Austin. He is an able and fair minded jurist. fine gentleman and he has many friends here who always welcome him
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-05

Becoming q mother should he (
 source of pN, but ihe suffering to the oraeal makes it's anlicipatipn oGe of dread.
 Mother 5 Friend is the. onlVren edV Which relieves women of much of the pain of materCitv.;; rial, is not only made less pain
 Those who Use this remedy are less, nausea and other dlSlr ess-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-05

Tenn, grandmother of Mrs. J. B. |Speers and Miss Victoria Harrel, of this city, has arrived here and will be the guest of Mrs Speers during the winter
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-05
''Under the GreenWOOd
 Tree''

With the lavish New York and Lon- don Production of Picturesque Seen cry, Costumes and Effects.
 Prices 25c to $1.50.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-05
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 9.
FRIDAY DEC II.

The irresistible comedienne Florence Davis and her splendid company in cluding Elliott Dexter in H. V. Es- monds charming Woodland Comedy
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-09

Sic IuS II y It t
lat Die mcnig erirculide Sbotiod)e
riienbnrt, boB Die oeltti6e NusfllDr
bon AnlidtSfortcn in Der eriten SGli.
te oeS lallicnOen Sobrcs pcrgli6en
nit DEM cntlpreAenOcn 3eitraumc
beS @orjo6rcs cine iebr cnlpfinolide
GinbitBe c%rlittcn bat. 6reilid: nod
inlnlcr lit Der &crbrolld Ocutid)er gn-
iidtsfortcn I'M guSlonoc gang llage,
beilcr. Gr bctrrQ nGmlid in Dem
crlten Snlbjubr 1908 2,590,OOO ag.,
nos beibt, IN Stiide llmgerebnet, ct.
ma $50 Wiaioncn Inlidtsfnrten.
Mbcr nod inn erItcn Solbjabre 1907
be5og Dos guslonb aus Oellti6lano
800 MilIionan Nniihtsfarten, 10 onb
alio bcitcr Gin NllSial bon $50 Wtil,
lionen Stiid in Der Gusfubr zines
hal6en Sabres 81 pcr5eihncn lit. Die
fer slllsioQ, ii6er ben Ole Yopier5ci.
tilng berihtet, lit gclpiB nid]t gcring
an5uiflogen, uno Die Sod)leute iino
Der Nnfidt, oob mn Ourd cine uirf.
fame 9eidrGnfimd Der Gr5euguitg
Der lleberfiiGung Oe8 Worftes Gin
Galt ae6oteh merotn fam. Der groB.
II Mbnebnier ser Oelttl den Nnii6ts.
poitfarten lit gmcrifd, oas i'm eritcn
!Salbjabre 1903 INNER nod 1,325,G00
&g. perbroud)t bot. Tnnn fontmt =
trot oes .nlo6c in @ermanp"-@ &c.
idreis - gnglono unb bierauf folgt
SeItreid-llngorn aber ielbit bis
nof Multrolicn urb Canada, furS bis
III Die entlegeniten 5beile Der Groc,
Orinst bic oertidc aniidtsfarte Dor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-09
Gcreinigte Sdngrr bun Baltimore.

SauptQl,articr: n@ermania WGn-
ner6or . SaQc;;" BrGiioent Senrb
Sbon1as; correiponoirenoer mo pro.
tofollirenber SefretGr pro tenn. q.
Sinmelbeber, Nr. 315, Noro-@oen'
Strobe, Sinan5iefretdr q. Simmel'
beber, SIR. 315, Norb.goen.S traBe;
Sdatmeiiter S. Midlib, Nr. 713,
8arner.S traBe; 9irigent 81. Sem.
berger. Ieriammlitug ieben 3tueiten
Jrei!a9 I'M Wonat.
.@ermonia,N uartett.g
Sauptqllarticr: @agncr's Sale,
I%tunoe: 9ienltags. - 9irigent S.
&arolrs.
y@ermanio-W 1nnerhor."
Sauptquartier: @ermonia . WG,i.
nerdor-Sa1e, Hr. 4t0 Biz 412, @eit.
2ombarb-S traBe. Singit,tnoe: Con.
nerltags = 9irieent: Ibeobor Sent.
berger.
nrSrobltnn."
Salptqnartier: Srobiinu : SaGe,
Nr. 1900, Srebertd @uenue. cling
Hr. 1t6. Noro.Yaca-S traBe, Cling.
%itunoc: Wittnods - Girigent: Sobn
u. &Iein.
vIrbeiter.W 1nrer6or."
$auptquarticr: anoreas' Sane.
Hr. 314, SanoperitroBe. Singltunoe:
Wittpods - 9irigent: Dabio See.
Iamet.
rShoIia.M dnnerhor."
Sauptauortier: 8oigt's Saae, Nr.
1922, Sarforb' gpenue. Singltunoe:
Gienita9s - Dirieent S. 8. Granf..
r2ocuIt-Y oint.W Gnnerdor."
Sauptquarticr: Spider's Saue,
gde Cuba unb gnoreitraBe. Sing.
Itunoe: Mittwo6 abenbs 8 ubr -
9irigent: Subert &riippel.
rgrbeiter. 2ieoertafeI."
Sauptquartier: 8ol5' Sole, Nr.
4CS, Neit . 2eringtonitraBe. cling.
Itunoe: Tienitass-Siriaent: Suberf
ariippel.
n9nperiiGjer WGnnerhor."
Sauptauartier: Mtermann's Sale,
ode bnn Caroline uno 8ougbitraBe.
Stn9ltlnoe: Tonneritag Mbenos -
9irigent: gliguit Shneioer.
.~WoSart.M1nnertor."
Soupt0,.ortier: Robert 8oamer's
Saqe, Tr. 1921-t923, Orleans.
Strabe; Singitunoe icben Conner.
itag abenb - 9iriaent 9. %. P6bl-
mann.
.@iIenlran3."
Saiptqiarticr: au9ult 8oebeI's
(pormals 3orn's) Snqe, gde ser g.
mo @ougbItrobe, Sigblanbtotpn.
sinoitunoe: Mittpods - 3iriaeni
Geo. 90. Hoblmann. =.
rWelooie."
Sauptallartier: s. Hies' SalIc.
gde 2omltroBe nn6 8elair.Marft.
Tirigent s. &arollls.
-Sarmonie."
SaIptq1artier: Nr. Ala, @eIt.
Sapette Strabe. SiugitunOe: Glen
tags - Tiriaent: Sobn u. 8lein.
.Netger.@ eiangpcie!l1."
Sauptquartier: Soffmam's Sdas,
Qoiu. unb Sorreititrabe. Sinaltunoe:
- 9iriqent: Slihert Strip.
pei.
Mripn."
Singitrnoe Wittluod in ser yStn1.
Nr. 205, SanoperltraBe. ii
o. Melamct.
n9a0enia.M Gnnerd)or."
Sauptunart;sr: Yratt- unb 5 Ctr,
Sigblanotofpn. Singitunbe: Glen.
flags = Girisent Geo. %. Y6bls
y Icutid . llngariiher 2ieoerfrars."
Sniptquartier: Gtterbein's Saac
(friibcr nGintradt Sallc"). Occult. ,
Eoiut SiunStuuSr. Sreiton 9(hnuSa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-09
$4,000. 5m uerfanfem: $4,000.

5ene nenen, mcpernen 6peiubdiGen SduTer
a. bet MSlro'sare.Sirabe, s'pi,4eH Sairn,Onst.
nen Gtnrt6tinsen; ccmentirte Seller, Spf mo
9r.ftoirs. @niaiuirte gabeipannen urb aiidoeI!'
tare Srainase, siraben mit " Sitriiis inanf, 8ieasi.
Ifelnen 9eptlaitert. gle ntiiien sefeben ,per""r.
urt fte fddben 5u fonnen.
eebr ieidfe Veoiiiannoen' 9ur SIipcftinm ida.
LID uno Sonnings ofen. 9teenfen am 9Iaee.
Drnnbrnie:be $4,000 = febsunobreibie Dollars
pro Sabr.
@alttr 8. MeftStaf,
tW1at16|) Buuunternebmer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-09
saeshalb Mint einr Mdrr. Nauiene tanien2

Die 9,reife lperoen Sic itberrafhe1. Gage !
Meiien Iiihlib bon Der Slaot an Der ~. y.
& ". 9iefiriihen mo SborisGiilc @iielbd6n."
200 Sub bod %eeleGcIl, lleberblid anf Baltimore.
SuGraelo 10 9elt3 fir Hilbfabri. 10 Minlis
ten bon Der Stuot %entierut. lleber 20 3iiae
ieoen 1ua. Siir Gin5elubeiieii fdreibe man an
Z. VI. brian, Nr. BAL, Glib remont.stuennr.
. CeptS-Dn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-09
Gcrmnnn 0abcnlppp,

@eneraI.sigent uno 8rlnSciacntbuils sWiafler,
empfiebIt fi6 benz gcebrien Yublifim betten3
5liru GoIeitiren bon Wiieibe1 iino Writo5iriet
jun Yerfauf bon ieglidem @rilnoeigcntburl. fos
Ghiffsfarfen bon iinS mad europa iinb bel
mir 81 baben.
Bureau: 407 8aitbersgIoe.-1tt @.s9barIeSs
Gtrnbe. (Sept1 ,12YPtc)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-09

$3.50 49, Sir zines iener prubipolen Sdlls
fer nabe Ynlteriouz Varf, 9tr. 20. -. % etc.
9torn" pare. Strabe. Geincntirie 3rotipire, acl'
ler ulb Sof;' enlniIlirte YUoeipdnne mo 0ii.
6enduSgub etc. $50 Vudr mo 9ieit inter icbr
lei6tell 9eoingurgen fdufen cireS iener mooers
men Sdnfer. Neiidiiat fte mo iiber6elat Sud.
Sebr lei6te Ncbinauiisen. Gowaro Z. Stprd,
AT Ert tuo Stelle. Gutit7,1S,I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-09
SGnier an U~crfaufer
GALLAGHER, Der ganmciitcr.

@ben boaenoet cine Reibe nlooerner, 6peis
Tt5diger Sduier. 6 Simner mo Bdo. Sas
Habe5immer bat emaiuirte Wanne iirlo faniiires
$3.50. Gieoriger @rlino5ins. Sbise Sduter
babcn bobe ur6 geflnbe Gage. TatSufraacn int
1arean. ssr. 1851, cf.WouIment Giraffe.
CAB
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-09

$4,000 g . II. Q CJIlinois 2ip) 914er. OH
$4,000 Chicago II. 9lortbncfteru 3her... 93as
$4,000 Chicago, NiiIu II. ct B......... 0ih
$4,000 gtciu gorf Central Deb 4er...... "a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-09
gu p%erfanfcn.


2auit feline Sarm,
ebe Sbr ni6t uniere i~lliitrtrte elite geiebeii
babt. bargains. Shreibt an ySBe Sarmluuo
SpmpauH," Wr. 1O2, IaWsSuiloiug, Baltimore.
(247-53)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-09
Baltimore Marft6eridte.

Baltimore, s.. September 1908.
Mebl. - 3uiubr 1884 Suffer,
einIfliBlid $3.50 Sdiier 81 Occult.
Foint nno 1893 SGiier 81 Canton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-09
,Sier fiun siuiae uaraains.

Gier fnr eiuiae ydrgainS.
9ianrreii. UNI GdnoDsQdoen .......... S3OO
Meitaurotjou nm Wajtmirtbjhaft ....... $500
GpiritipieubanoIlrn NIT SaIooH. ...... .S150O
gSobnbduS nit @ 3inimern mo Bao. :. 500
Sf0ner gSobniit i'm 9anoe an cleft. gabn $1,000
5arni bon 1876 Adern, infl. Grnote $500
Strmann Nabenhpup, 407 8aither'SIbg,~
III srb.9barleSsetrake.
(cepi5.fO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-09
"''' &pit nnb Qugis.'

Soft uno 9ugio.
Seutfde 0erren f0nien Soii mo YogiS ers
bdIien. ginb5uiragen in Nr. zoos. Cit.0lr'
mentsStrase. (253-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-09
gu mictBen gcimd)t.


3u mtctGcn Sciudlt:
Gin 3innlcr. 4liun ~aorefiire IN Gtalifd nit
9trgabe Der 3abI Der SanIilielmitglicoer etc.
p8. a." ,Eeutfdcr SurrciponScnt."
(253-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-09
gentihes Observation-Disclosures

lilier Der Muiitbt Der ySeulibcn @efentbait,"
9ieieniaen, Die ocutfbe 0aroperfer, Mrbeiier
nnb 9ienitbotei 81 beicbditieen Wiluiten, mol
len iib perfonlih ooer in iranfirtcn &ricfclt an
pen @llenten Der @eieuidnft, SuBnnn .. WieGcr,
Simmer II, Hr. 2f5-2t7, Gourtfano 'Gtrnhc,
ipenocr, pelher uIlentgelilid MrSfunlt crtBeilen
ptro. Sprctiiunoen bon 1 bis b lbr.
Nnn27 80
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-09

Mci5cn. - 3ufnbr 70,41O 9li.
idcl; &crionot bon ocn GIcpntorer
21G5 @uidcl; Glcpatoren.gorrutb
1,01G,30G 9uidc(.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-09
Stclcnaeiuhe.
Gtencaeiuh:

Gteilcgeild:
Gin bcutiber Want tubt Stele In elmer gdf'
ferei ais 5pette ooer brittle Saro. 9iadb6ufrus
gen in Gr. 1920, Stirling.s trakc.
(253-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-09

StcIcgciud.
Sin fleibi0er junQer bertffer Wianl il0t it,
aeno meIde geftbiiti9tn9. Winn a%nrciiirc: ~.
s. A." rScutidlcr Correspondent"
t252-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-09

Sr. Sos. y. Same, Stills.
Gontroleur Der llmlalliamittel, bat
iih gc1elt Die bon Srpol1 eutpIoblcnc
Tcriidcrung Der Sant = 2epolitcn
ollageiprohcn un0 ncnnt Den Elol
cine niooerne iil,nl5ielle aeserei. @r
tringt Ole oltcn@riinoc gegen Die &c.
poiitensG Dor. Sic icien
feline Yr0nlie iiir %Grinbrun1 Sorijd)t
llro col1icrpntiuc @antltitrulg, ipus
bern mad)c Den 0cmiiicubaitcn 0ons
flcr mIituerontlportlid fir Die Gepo.
iitcn . Standardization ieineS ipefu.
lotipcn 9tndborS. 9o8 lit ,man
lwod." NicnonO fennt oen Stano
uno Die GcrbGltniiic elmer Wonf &c.
nallcr, oils Die 9onfen. limo nenn
lie mitpcrontlportlid) gentod)t mcroell,
10 tro9en il idon Gorge, bob Die ipc.
tlllotipen glemcntc bolo aus 0enl@c.
lh1ftc georGngt mcr0cn. iNr. Sane
tebnlptet weiter, OaG eS cbenlo me
Mig Die Nilfgobc beS Stootea ooer ser
Motipn lei, Die @onf e 0cpoiiten 81
gorontircn, ais cS ibrc g[ui9obe lit,
Observation-Disclosures BON Subj.
pi0ltcn, @eicllldaitcn ooer Corpora.
tioncn 5u 0orontiren. Sarin lit ocnn
roh cin NroBcr llnteridieo. 0ie 0e.
poiitcn in 0cn 8onfcn bicnen oo5u
0clo I'M llmlouf 81 boItcn. Gofiir,
hnB lie Den @antcn 5t @ebraltd) iibers
loilen iuerOcn, iollte 0cn Scpoiitor
cine Sihcrbeit gelciltct meroen. Cine
lolhe Sihcrbeit p~crlangt Die Hegie.
RING ia oild) fir lid) ielbIt, CAB einc
@orontic Der Gcpoliten oie 3obl ser
Wnnt . gonterotte pernlebren pilroc,
mic Sr. &onc meint, lit cine Ycboup.
ting, bie niht bemicicn lit. Grit ourd,
G%rprobitng oes Spitems licbe lid ouS
feititeQen.
Die iinnloic Serberrli.
dung ocS S%fnbmadcrS 8oi0t, alias
"S0lptmnnnS bon &Gpenid," miro
bon Der c%rnIten @crlincr Yreiic porbc.
baItloS bcrurtbcilt. Scbr 5utrciiano
GllBcrt iid Ser HcidSbote" inter
@c5u9nobmc ollf Die linn gepionletcn
rciNcn @clOipcloen uno Tcniioncn
oabin: n@cnn man ocntt, mie piel
ebrlid)e, pcroicntc Mcnid)en ans Ell
mem Nnltc bon lollgcr Gouer unb
trcllcr Gicnlt5cit MIR nit elmer flci.
ncn Eenlion o0er &unmerrcntc abgc.
berL mic lit fir ibr Sitter un6 ibrc
6omilic oft Den groBtcn Sorgen c1t.
0cgcn lehcrL 10 fam nan MIR ii6er
Den troItloicn Sport i%tollner, ocr bier
NIT cincm mcbrfod)en &erbrcder &C.
triebcn miro. &cin Sallpttnnnn, Scr
llod) Der groBten &elocntbat in Gbrcn
pcrobi6icOet lpurbe, lit iemolS ctt.
fcrnt 10 geIeiert lporoerL mie bieier
follhe Sollptmonn bon &0pcnid.
Wenn oas nod gciltnO lit, 10 lit ollcS
gcillno, ol6 bic ionoerborltc Gntor.
tullg moOcrner &ultllr, oic ii0 in ID.
rem littlih baltloicn gScicn BET bialcr
Gele9cllbcit lpieocr einntol lelblt
ilbcrid)lGgt rnO perliflirt. Sbrc 90
bcnOicncr tro9en cine id)lperc Tcront.
mortlrnG fir bic GeroerbniB, Die lie
an Der Stclc 0cS Bottles, an leincr
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Sriibcr mmroen aus q m e.
rita oajGbrli6 1roBe Summon 81.
bcS nah Amerifa gcibidt. S,ett
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-09

gerf0ilIe ailf Ser bicii9eu Giieften.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-09

Nnfer. = 3nlllbr 27,O7S Wms
ldel; aus ocn Gleuatorcn s~uriidge5os
gen 1898 Ynihel; @lepotoren.Yor.
roth 273,774 Nuidcl.