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I &c.,. H.. 80 . , ~,
49,, - -, rs an ne
N'""" ou'S'"e S''''''i'"' me CanuI-
''''' SP'Ne "io'' '''e "ai'N sutrah-
''e P'"''N ~ '''e e'''''i" ''c piatiorfn'
'ePe"''"S '.'e "'s ui''eHtS ne mas used
III Seo'eF VI SPeeoi'es uuF!hs the cam
palsh'
lie wound up MS preliminary tour at
the fo'uth' NO 40 broadway, where
ne greeted an audience so!idly Republi-
can ana IN fr!I sympathy with him.
He devoted some time to discussion
OF the question of trust regu alton.
MIR. Bryan he said, purposes to
stamp out and destroy the trusts Tho
Republican party proposes to stamp
out their illegalities, so they may help
the volume OF our prosperity"
Reforming IN tho a++,,,aa -, 49,, r,
- VI 'he IKE
Pu"HSdh party toward union labor, Mr..
Taft declared that the party has done
more fo, ,ah,, ", ~, no.. .,,.,,,,. -.
,,,,,, 49,, -, fos' year
'Aah inc democratic party has done in
the course OF its existence. He said he
stood uuon his record as 1-,i,ad
80. o"4teu
9'a'eS Judge III t4e matter OF issuing
From this meeting Mr.. Taft went TO
the home of his brother Ham, w
" ms oIo'"ei' fiehts W.
Tart. at No. 80 West Forty eighth
street.
M Tai, will b,ya s,o,. .. .,,,,
~ a't W." nave d snof' rest th's
afternoon between speech at the Com
mercial League, No. 74s broadway and
u dinner =, ,ta I-rto,, 1aae,,,a ~, 80
80 Siuo' "
be rendered him and Gov. Hughes at
o'clock.
During rho eyen,rs ,,rscad,,. ,,a
- s 'i'e
H'au'so" SQUARE Gafueh meeting he
Will cover the east side Of Manhattan
from the Bowery to the Harlem River
md ,d,.ar,,,r. i,,,o ,ha -. 49, ,. -,
a''' % ny ',!e i'''''N aS Lar as
one hundred ana forty-ninth street
ana 1hlrd avenue
Torchlight Parade at Nioht,
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MORSE SQUEEZED
MURPHY HARD IN
A RAID ON "ICE.U

When Charles W. Morse takes tho
witness stand tomorrow In Federal
Judge Hough's Court to testify In his
own behalf In his trial and the trial
OF Alfred II. Curtis for violating the
national banking law, there will como
to hight for the first time the inside
story OF one OF the biggest politico-
economic stock-jobbing deals that ever
came 10 pass In the rarifed strata OF
high finance where Wall street i'm
pinges on Tammany Hall.
Briefly summed UP. tho story as Il
comes from one who 10 in position 10
tell what Morse will testify is this:
In the latter part of 1000 or on riy
part of 1907 triumvirate com
posed of Charley Murphy, head of
the Fourteenth street wigwami
"FinEy" Conners, the Democratic
boss of the state, and "AI" adams,
the rE-cOnyist policy King, was
formed 10 "bear" Ics stock. These
three gentlemen had Il straight
that Ice Trust would slump a,Sny
down. so they went short many
thousands OF shares.
BIT ALAS! AT THAT PRECISE
TIME CHARLES w. MORSE
FORMED HIS SECOND ICE POOL
FOA THE AVOWED PURPOSE on
FtTTlNG THE STOCK UP TO 10
CoNNEitS, MURPHY AND ADAMS
WEltE CAUGHT AND PINCHEp
UNTIL THEY BLEED PRECIOUS
AAHdINs FROM EVERY PORE.
AFTER THREE WELKs OH RAT
IN-TtlE.COHNEH FIGHTING THEY
WE'RE GLusED OUT.
Adams Ended HE -ife.
Adams eofnmittod suicide. Con-
Hers had dent IN his private for
tune which did not disappear for
months Murphy Il Is said. was the
ashtest sufferer OF the .nree, out at
lA4t he lost big lot Of money. on
.ns heels Of this tho panic came and
Aurse got caught alec hut that part
u The tTansa don has aeen Anogn ali
along, although tho real .uwaruuess did
mot come out uuu, tho present trial
got under way
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DRANK POISON,
SHOT HIMSELF
IN HOTEL ROOM
Suicide at Clarendon Had Reg
istered as Harry Smith, of
WilkeS-Barre.

After taking fatal draught Of poison.
a man, supposed to be Harry Smith, Of
Wilkes Barre. Pa, shot himself through
the head sometime between the hour of
last night and this morning, dying
instantly.
He had registered at the Clarendon
Hotel. Eighteenth street and Fourth
avenue. yesterday, and was last seen
going TO his room at o'clock last
night.
Late to-day his room was entered by
the hotel clerk, who found the guest
undressed and dead in bed. No letters
were found explaining the mans des-
peiate act. He had been dead several
hours
Smith was about thirty-five years old.
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SARATOGA CLUBS
TO GREET SHERMAN.

JAMAICA. y. Y, Oct. 2S--Seventeen
marching clubs, representing as many
towns in Saratoga County, will particle
pate with many bands in torchlight
parade Tonight in honor of James s.
Sherman, the Republican nominee for
Nice-President. After the parade there
will be rally in Convention Hall, at
which Mr.. Sherman will be one OF the
speakers. Elaborate preparations have
been made for his reception.
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NEW YORK WOMAN ROBBED.

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct 2s.-Mrs. J. I.
petrie. OF New York, NJ present a guest
at a local hotel. was the victim OF a
robbery on II Larkln street car last
night, A handkerchief containing eleven
rings set with diamonds. $50 In cash, u
diamond bracelet and other jewelry, the
whole valued ~ $500 was slipped from
under her arm, whore she had placed
IL while carrying number OF parcels
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yaFa his tombstone On which lac has
The unique ,pfapu.
o'' 40 yyA "ay AMI hasten tho day
When @A.Aaty's an4y shall DO done AMY
ar better be- dumb tnau To pray as some
Thy Kingdom rHrlr. then vote flr rum
James Maeu usuT 10 the farmer 8
name and j, BE- Pass uaast mat nota.Hs
hut max and "stsT sssT tousOyd Ais
L0aAas,
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FIGHTS RUM IN HIS EPITAPH.
Connecticut rrohibiii"ni.t Pre-
pnT"s Ills TOmbsiuns.

SOUTH NORWALK Conn. oct IS
Back ln 'he "oDIs II Weston there ives
an eccentric old Puritan PROM .iuunist
sa0 A-s -aTSsd ana sci W "a ia bsGA
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ASKED TAFT TO DINE.
ON ROAST GOAT; HE
HURRIED AWAY

(Continued from First Page.)
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Ia NO encourage one million school children of Greater
IA s. New York in their writing lessons;
To help the teachers who have this important branch of
The evening world., 1908-10-28

llsada' hos aud Neuralgia From Cold.
~ q. . HH.HA1 44.D.4a. t.r S.f..i'. Ia
. .H .AIH Ffin IH.uHlf j.. rr.4NFas gausr t'aII
/, az I--' e.9 LSok Tor sls.-.t4[s Z. ".
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Taft Addressing Longshorenen at
Republican Meeting in West Street

Especially Photographed for The Evening World by staff Ars)
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Passed II Up 10 Morse.

These amazing disclosures Of loosc
banking methods came trippngly from
the ex- bank presidents lips Where
he could not pass The, responsibility
along 70 Morse he would dispose OF II
as rapidly as possible.
Curtis said that Just before Morse
went abroad In the spring or 1907 he
told Morse that his loans were pretty
promised not 10 load him up at time
when money was tight. subsequently
In MI, Curts's presence Morse got tho
promises Of Barney, Of the Kn!cker-
booker Trust, and oakley Thofue or
the Trust Company OF America, that
they would lei him have million
Hpiece during. Morscs absence n Curtis
needed n, Then Judge Morgan j.
O'Bricn came In aud said 10 Morse
"Morsc. you must see 10 IL that Curtis
has more money with which 10 run tho
bank
''On July II, a few days later" said
Curtis II wrote letter IA Sir Moro.
] took this letter up to il- IltP,r Ir
being our senior director, uuu .rru 10 a.
him. told Nh flag.ur tlnt J lum4ght
] would also SHOW the letter 90 Iulse
O'Brien, The other directors. tHqL.
weI- an out OF town. Nh F.umui said
Curtis, ] am tu older man u.AL yuu.
and I. you take my advice 700 Vll
show this letter 20 AlT Morse alone lie
II Very rich ana very rrs0uTcrf.l 4ud
he VIII undoubtedly .uTbt ever. i..ag "
! then took the letter to Mr Mor-.f
n Warning to Morse
With the consent of tho prosecution
the letter Was read II Waa tlt lIst
time any suggestion ul such .rIer
The letter called Ia Mur.r,. nj
tention the iuct thHi the buuL Nus
short OF cnshI ihHt ~ hHd luaI 90
coed accounts through tnHhilits Go
iaraihh rrHd) monrSi fhHt tue
A~-A account carried aOre thaa
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-06

FOR SALE-One dining room set. oaf
sideboard. extension table and chairs
Quarters No. 10. Fort Douglas captain
Uline-
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WANTED-Girl wanted for general
homework: kind treatment and good
home assured. Apply d. p. Morse. 11l3-Z.
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George Q. Cannon
Association,
0 TT PAYS TO OWN A HOME"
CAPT. AL
REAL ESTATE INV.
GO.

II w. % So st. Both phones
5, S5Q-e-room modern brick, 9Th So St,
east 3ex1l5 fl. south front, one
fourth cash. This is an extra good
place for the money.
g. JO04-room mod. br-. walking dls-
tance'' east side. one-fourth cash
and $50 per month.
"a SOO-DesirabIe new 5-room brick fur
mace cemented basement, stairs in
This one is up near Newhouse park,
and is o. h.
s4 JO0-6-room bungalow on I'd avenue.
81 1O0-Choice of bungalows on Sth avenue,
up above the smoke. line.
So OOO-Vacant corner, II street. building
sites. Cheapest place on north bench.
S5o0-5G-ft. on 18th So. Very easy terms,
or will sell for
s450-AH cash Others ask 500 for less
desirable lots.
s2eo-Per it. for a most desirable lot on
the border OF the "skyscraper" dis
trict.
S630-Per # for corner in the very shad-
oW of a real --skyscraper-"
DROP IN AND TALK IT OVER
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-WANTED-Girl student to work for
board and room. 424 East ID South. Bell
1877
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE


FOR SALE '7~>-~~,,
The biggest snap Of the season
CANT S-room 2-stoTy pressed briciaa an e.
dence on beautiful First Ave. he Ie'-
ing fashionable drive OF Salt ~ con
of the smoke nuisance and overId l-1he' on
whole valley. The house is nC.7.Il.-lg o.
every way. having hot water - /.
ished oak floors, bath and toilet - Do
the woodwork is a picture: the - F-. al
are the best that money can bl,, --iA'lrl
basement is cemented and diViJ,5 Ih
four rooms-a fruit room, IaunJr,u. il,-
set trays. boiler room ana bilIiarT VII,
This place Is surrounded bv .vol
homes. The house was built bv tbs .-
er; he needs the money and win u
BUNGALOWS
We are now completing two of ia.
substantial buff brick bungalows M No
are not of the ordinary stera,-- IS
houses. but have style and sDan ~
are homes that any man NAV be nro,,.- U
Just think of,a Groom coy bonre ~ Of
all the cOnVeniences of a S2OOO0 49,, wit
full basement (divided). hot vata- 10 80
polished oak floors. coy manteIs ',,a-
fine finished throughout: one of tba,, AZ
already. We won't have the Other ~ ~
Come in before you miss the chan -o-s
start life right Can be had on ca.
terms. a'
our list is complete; houses and I,,.
all prices. If you have the lot We =,
build the house. If you have NOT W
will furnish both. Come and saIs.. Pc
lot now. Tomorrow the price MAJ,
higher We have them in all paris !.
the city.
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WANTED
STROCKS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
Mattresses. cooks. chamberrnaids.
House girls and all kinds of restaurant
help wanted for city and country.
East Second South. Phones 4e4
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DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEwELRY

OUR EASY PAYMENT SYSTEM EN-
ableS you 10 wear or present as gift a
diamond or watch and pay as you like
Our prices are positively the lowest in the
city. We are always pleased to show
goods Our holiday stock is now complete
Compare prices. Utah Jeweiry Co. so
South Main
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WANTED-Experienc second girl i'm
medistely; boarding house: good wages.
AS East LIST South.
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED.

FOR RENT-Modern S-room brick res
ldence; hot water heat. laundry in base
ment, fine residence section, paved street
walking distance from Main street; fol
rent Tor four months to small family; ref
erences required Address P. o. Box 1902
City
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WANTED-Giri for general hcusework;
small family. 127i f. Fourth South
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PACKING.

EXPERT packers o. furniture bric-a-
brRc, etc Hedman Van & Storage Ca
III So W.. Temple Phones s5a
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FOR RENT.


FOR RENT-Think what a comfort Ii
would be If you could only get up in the
morning and have your house all nice
and warm and not have to light the flres,
carry out the ashes and get in coal.
If you take an apartment in
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED.

FOR RENT-Furnished rooms for light
nousekeeping: ground floor. zlo west ''n
Soath
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WANTED-Girl for general homework;
small family, at 547 East 4th South.
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FOR SALE-SEVERAL NICE COT
TAGES AND BUNGALOWS ON East
BENCH. NEAR UNIVERSITY
FRTTSCH NO. II E. I'D SO. ST.
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FOR RENT-Modern 5-room flat down
stairs. heat and use of laundry Apply
bet u and or phone Ind. 1856. Al L. 30
South
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT
FUTILE BROTHERS COMPANY.
rms, str. mod. home. 81 No. State. $50.
s-rm.. str. mod, 703 S. Main street, $3.50
S-rm. Str. mod, 1041 E. S. Temple. $40.
6-rm. new str. mod, EOS E 4th So, $40
5-rm. flat. 6S E street, sS5.
9-rm mod. br $50 Z. Sd South. $50.
rms. mod. gas, 251 w. 9Th So. $3.50
7-rm., mod, 351z Donneison's court, $40
7-rm. mod. Dr.. 549 So. eth East, s25.
rms, mod, 126 Jeremy street, $50.
3-rm.. gas. etc. 1929 E. So. Temple, $3.50
rms, br., 1850 Bryan ave. SIS
6-rm- Dr.. good shape. 1l30 f. Sd So, SIS.
rms, 164 North Sd West, S..
rms. Dr., Il z. 5th North. S.
rms, No. Donnelson's court, IS.
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6IOttcnicfrctGr Wctcalf oanft a6.

@oibtnatoL :. g.. 13. 9}op.
6Iottenicfrctdr q. $. Qictculi
i;bcrmitteItc 6cltc 0cm @rdiiocuten
Hooicpclt icine 2Iboonhug, mclhc
en- I. 9c5cmber in aroit trctcn iou.
Ger 8rltno ooiiir lit Die nngcariftenc
8cIln06ett 0c3 SefretGr$, lucId)cr an
cinem 3uiaInmcnbrud) 0cS NcrUcn.
pItcmS IcIOct, iu1o e3 mar i'm Slot.
ten. Gcportcmcut idou ldnoit oiicn.
fllnoi8, ooB CT nibt uicI ldnger nc5r
int Ston0c icin mcrbe, ole @ilidten
lei1c5 9lmtc5 ou5juiiben. Ger @rd-
Iiocnt bat Die 9(b0ontlna ou0enom.
men mo III ieiucr 2tntuort olf 9rn.
Otctcolf3 S6rcibcn 9coaucrn 0u.
riibcr gcdrBcrt ooB oo2 9on6 6ic
mcrtDpoQen Tienite oeS aus Ocm
9inte ibciocn0cn SefretGr5 pcrlicrcn
muB.
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(Nnitnp Snfcl tuot.

Cincinnati 10. Nouenber .-
O6crIt @uItoO (ofcl, gr.Ntopor pom
Cincinnati, itorb mdbrcnO Der Icbtcn
?tadt in icincr Mobmtng gtr. 2539,
Worman. @luCmc, otf lSalmlt 0iQ,
an elmer Gompli3lrllng BON &ronfs
bcitcn. Gr mir0e III 1897 ouf einem
ISuiionstidct }um Mopor erIuGblt lnb
bcflci0ctc 0na }lmt 5mci Sabre. Ger
@critortcnc mnhte Den ,9iiraerfrieg
ais Ciiijicr in Der llhionSormec nit
iln0 mar elmer Der ungciebenIten
0clltld- llmcrifuncr 0cs 2all0es.
CSuItup loicl mltrOc on 13. Otto
Der 1880 in 4iitlhcn, 9opern, gebo-
rem, no icin Batter, Der bcriibnlte Hbi,
loloae luo HinglliIt Gr. 2eonorO
Sufel, nuhmula @pnlnoliol. Eroieiior
in llInl, cine 3cit lolt1 Vtitreoofteur
ser ,9lu9S6urQcr 3eitllng" ipor. ISnl
Sabre 1917 tam Ole goll5e Sonilie
nod Nmcrifo, no Die @roBeltern iid)
i6on ieit 1882 ouiGieltcn lmo 3luor
in Cincinnati 2'ier5ebn ainoer be-
0leitetcn Ir. (oieL Der ii1 5ucrit in
8bilooelpbio, Damn III llrbano, Ohio,
luo ipGtcr micOcr III Ebilooclpbio
oufbiclt.
@uItop loicl belt iidb IN Gincin.
noti bel ieiuen @robeItern auf. Gr
erlernte Die Nuh0rltferei III Der olten
0@o3ette. no cr s Sabre ongeiteQt
mar. I5m Sabre 1896 ipurOe er 60.
fol.Teoofteur 5ci'nl o8olfsbIott" IL.
ituoirtc nebcn6ei Die 9iehte 6ei Rid.
fer Stoao mo Robert 8. McGoof
Sni Sabre 1855 }ur 9ichtspraris 81.
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ocIaiicu. uob cr bic Stcuc bcIn
Nplfshlutt" ouf ltltO nltror glnpnfot
Ncrrits inn Eobrc 1913 hottie ) nfcl
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Nuhr9, ucuriinOct
9Ila Scr y9ijrocrfrica ousbroth uat
cr ais Sploot bel ocm. holutQdIidp
Durdl icnl 3utbln in0lcidl crrihtctcll
rein Oclttihcn ,J}cuntcn Gbio liohur
tccr <nfontcrtc Rcoincnt" ciu. Bier
Iooc pGtcr lplrDc cr GrItcr Ger
ocont unO cini0c W}onotc mGtcr
3ucitcr Yiclltcnont Enr Ml(i 1862
crnonntc i'm @puperncur 5000 BON
Nhio ann 0hrritru hca ions Hroi
mcnts. Ohio &olimtccr &nfonterc.
Yci 9{clu Grccf 9(o, ulr0c cr per.
lpluOct inn Cc3cmbcr 1863. nohoQnr
cr inn Sabre porbcr bel SSortsnillc,
Icnn, nit icincr oon}cn 9rioonr oli
tiniae GoQc in 0}cfonocniboft Qcro
then ocucicn mar.
9}od @ccnoiulnlo oc5 Nricocg icRtc
! ofel iciuc 9lhppfotru. omrh,hr II,
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Nn6c6agen
1ra6 oeut
$pei(e,t

Sellte, mel9e nab Dem Glen ltnbe.
9a5en enpfinOen ii6 nit einem sc.
ll1le bon GoQbeit lm0 Sdnere Be.
orltdt fitbIen lmo neIde bGufiq lin.
ocn ooB Die gtabutna aufbIGbeno
lno 'dme3en0 lpie Elm ffperes sc.
lpl9t III Der O}o8cnaru6e 6dnot, ooer
l9eIWe teloen al GerItopfilnA inner.
iId)en @dmorrboi0en, 8oIl6Iiitiofeit
I'M aopfe, iuuren W}agen, g{oilica.
Soo0rennen aopincb, 9[6Idcu bot
g|d6rlma, 0aiiaem 2lufItoBen, . lin.
tenoen o0er fIotternoen Scniqtiouen
IN elmer licgenOeu Stelhlno, Shpin.
Del bet ploBIidem 2lufitehcu. Snpien
ooer @euebcn Dor Sen g(ugen, NE.
Der ino 0lmpfem S6mers inn 80.
PIE, Tongelbofter SdiueiBobIon6p.
rlnG @eIbbeit ser Sallt uno ghI.
gen. Sdnler5 in ser Seite, grltIt
oen @Iie0ern ln0 pl0tlihen Sihe.
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brauden BON
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Baltimore @is 60.
Sabres.@crfanf bon Efcrbcn nnb
Muuleielu.


unfere Gallon iit poriiber uno mir fperoen
berf1nteT, bis mir Die aabl unierer 3ugtblere
dltf ben gStneretat gebracht baben g8r Hacben
feinen llnierl6ieh, iuelbes 9iero ooer Dlauls
efeI mir oertanfen, ou mir einen greis fit
ieoes Giteeiebi paben uro mir benz aiiifes ieine
g9ubi lditen, bis nur Die 3abl iibrg bleibt Die
ipir gu iherpintern 9eoenen. IS iino nae5
quite. 1rclimoiiirte Ibiere, bic mir fir uHfere
Gistpalen bennbt baben 9nberoem etlihe
auti6enperoe, bon unleren 9leenten Oeabrcn
Die alisge5eicnete is1miIienpfer6e ahge6en mir
Den, oa lie rubie liilo itaoiGeiubbn iilo. gluber
oeni 5tvet Dtdbren. Die fth, felt mir ite Al 8es
aim Der Gdiion fduiier, aIs trdgiie erfpielen
Ruben: paien iebr gut fir bic 5nrm g8er
eit Yaar outer WinnIeiel poer Rferoe fir bic
,Sarr G5eicbditss uoer Samlienaebrduf notbg
bdt. bic an ons Stlira geiuobnt. einaeiabren
lluo taotaep5bnt ftno innu 80 Rro5ent tparen
iueuu CT In unieren StuI. ooripricht.
g. q. Uon fomme eefdIligfi nift nndb
uuferem SnuptDiirenu, ba Die 5u oerfaufenoen
Jbiere nur i'm stan Rr. in
Wr. 223-227, Hcarl.Strahc,
oefanft tperbcn fonnen, orei Sauferaepicrt n6rb.
lid bon Der Beits9nltimoresStrabe. lnbe benz
oeIinafonsglnrft no infer eeihntisthbrer,
Serr 8osfpea, itatoHrt TT nno botlbe Mts'
fitftit alien aaufIutigen geben ioiro. @enl:
oenbe 3eii bnm Irobiren eiues ieoen Eteroes
ODER U{auIefeIs geeeben Sns 9nblllillli ~ CUR
Snipeftien etngelaoefl. (Alizo ""io1' .
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p ALWAYS
~ PIL.LEN
pelte bas spftem lt6neu bon al ben oberap.
naIiIlten Teibueroen pCreen. 'S''

,s. g.. Se5em0er 1909.
- Wertbe Sefrett - sSu Qesuo auf RoSh,or,s
Bluen" uhnlbe 10 81 faaen. bGB icb nteml9Is
iraeno etn SelmitteI geiunoen babe, bas Sen.
ielheu geib IT,
gelbreno Der .Ietteu 5ipei Sabre lit ia an
aHe.ffeoleT H.fs 99spepNte nue Setitopiunp 9iad benz
i'm Ologen mo oes 6r6re6ens bate ANS.
6eu uRo mar thptnoItb I'm Qopf unS oanu
lpnrhe tb nerobs. SO pro6irte gllIes. uas
mir etHplobleH purbe. Wein gtr3t iuete nit.
bnb i9 ctrpniihe 8eritopillHa un6 einen Iaitss
ten WIaaen babe. st baIi mir Elm neuia aber
inrirte mia Mot. 1tb mar fdit ber5peiislt
Gnolid bepog mitb Elm 6renn6. .Ma5pan 3
Riaen" 6n proDtrcn mas id nnch tbat. limb
ih iaae nit SeraHitgen. oab iie mir nidhi MIR
gtnoerung oeri6nifeH. fOnoern midl poIlttb
iurtrten. Soaar ndboem Id iie nIr etri paur
1dae GenommeIi bate arbeitete Der Ulager
reglllir uuo bic bbspeptfbeu SOmptume ftnb
ibon bcrfbmunoen. Sebt fibIe id milo tuie
elm ueucr U,enih
M6ge Goh sic uno 2bre tpunber6are me.
oi3n ieGneu SD berbletbe Sbr eraebener
q. e. GreIIcr, glqentoiun Ba.
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NOman aus Dem QCbCn.
%crmiRtcr Gr.Gbcf Oc2 Mcttcr %n.
rrnmS i'm Srrcnbnnic aCinnOCn.

&erihmonO por 3cbn ,Eobrcn mo lit
Jest cin aciitiac2 l&rad. - 9}iht
tm StonOc, iciuc 2lu1cb6riacn 3u
ertchncu. Gr-0Io0or @uItop
Coiel pon Cincinnati Rcitorbcn.
- 9(b0onfluq oc9 Ilottcuicfrc
t1rS Metcoli - @ruot m0 @nt
tin modbcn cine GrbohrnAarciie
nod Wcrito. Scniutioucllrr
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3u 3cricu Gim.
9tem Dorf 13. 9toocmbcr. -
N|orf ". 0orringtou nor lGugcrcr
3cit Gbci oe5 &er. Stootct @cttcr-
bureaus, mclcbcr uor uobcju 5cbn
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lueldem icinc Satin lm0 icm Sobu
leitber pcrgeblid) lcIld)t bnbcn, ioQ
us pullltdn0ides NCiltiac9 lSrad in
Der 9tclU-S -ScrlC0 Stuut9- %rrcuanitult
ju NiurriS Nuina gcfluocn uor0cn
lcin Ter Itonu mclctcn mani iiir
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ncm Sobrc IN 0cn StraBcl BON lreu-
ton plunI03 lumber munocrno ullfGc-
grIffen mo IN 0ic (Srrcnuuitalt 9e.
ld)idt 0a er tcInc lIuatunft ilber id)
81 9eben Ocrn1Ocbtc. Sine 3cltlm9,
meldc cine 9cihrciblmg 0iclca No.
tientcn pcr0iicntIidte, ficl N1i6llia
hcm Subne, ]iopnlon0 Nurrington,
IN Die $o1nbc, uuruli lid 6rui S1ur.
rtn9ton lofort nud Der gInitolt bcgob,
no Iie 0rn Wnnn ol@ ibrcn pcrmiBtcn
@utten ioeutiii5irte. Gr crtunntc lie
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bcbe 3lueinol bon ibrem @atten &C.
sort. flr5 nad0enl ocrielbc ietIe 1ei-
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: s. ans. Gr gn6 0orin uid)t an,
marlnm er iid cnticrntc lln0 ob cr 5lls
riid}ufcbren gcocnfc Gin ou0erc9
N}nl mcloctc ibrc IN Baltimore oui
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0orrinAtOn bort oli Der StraBe &c.
leben i'm lc0ob nid)t ungcre0et, Ou
cr lie nht crtunntc.
SorrinAton bnttc Die llnipcriit0t
non liihigon nbioIDirt mo mar pG-
fer BORT oIa Eroieiior Der 2litronomic
tbGtia. (Sn 1891 crnonnte ibn %rG-
iioent 1urriiou gum Gbef 0c5 Netter.
Bureaus, pon uelhen 9Imt i'm Er0
iioent GlcuGIonO in 1895 obiebtc
Conn muroc $5orringtnn YrGii0cnt
Scr llniperiitGt pom 99nihirgton 5u
Seattle.
6rou Surrinlton's ShlucIlcr, mel
DE Oen Ierldmimocnen Dor nabeju
3cbu ,iobrcn in Baltimore mti Der
Strobe lob lit 5rou Giuinc mo
luobnt IN 9}r. 33, 9tubltrnItroBc, 60
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mcbr, oob Scr in Der &rrcnonitoIt
gcilnoenc Momn mirtIih Norrin1-
ton lit
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Srgan nadl Nicrifu.

&incoln, gtcbr,. t3. Nopcm6er.
- @m. 5. 9rpon lmo @ottin tretcn
om Sonnta8 cine @rboIugSrciic
no1 Q}erifo on. Gle Ginclhciten
i6rer EOnr iin0 nod nidt feitgeieBt
9Im %. Geienl6er miro @rpan einc
Hcoc bel elmer lSobrc9ihhrBicicr in
Hbilu0cIpGiu Goltcn.
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