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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-13

Underwood tries to tell Howard he is broke. and again advises him to go to his father. who will relent- and too little heart, his son think4 for any chance of relenting. My God. how obstinate that man is.~ he drawls drowsily. as he throws one foot over the arm of the couch on which he is sitting. Gee. but I've made a mess of things. haven't IF" he muses-
 Underwood-You've made a mes Of your life, but you've had some measure of happiness. at least. you married the woman you love. The woman I wanted married someone else-damn himi
 Howard-Say. old man. I didn't come here to hear hard luck story I came to tell you. if you can't be cheerful-don't say any thing-shut up.
 And with this Jeffries falls over on the couch asleep. Again the telephone rings. and Underwood answering it learns that lady is calling and leaving word for her to come up he returns to Howard. whom he tries to arouse. but f1nd- ing the boy dead to the world he drawS a screen about the couch just as Mrs. Jeffries. Sr.. enters. It seems that she has called in an- swer to a note from him. in which he threatens to kill himself unless she continues to be his friend. She upbraids him for writing to her, and he reminds her that when; she broke her engagement with him she did not destroy his love for her. She broke the engagement. she tells him. because she found he was deceiving her as he deceived others and adds that he is fncap- able of disinterested friendship as he is of common honesty. Then she asks him if he means to carry out his threat.
 Underwood-If my life has no in- terest for you. why should you care?
 Mrs Jeffries-But you accuse me of being the cause of driving you to your death- I. who have been your friend in spite of your dis honesty. O! It's despicable, un- grateful and above all. it's tun- true.
 He asks her why she came to see him. She dreads the shame of hav- ing her name connected with that of a man who would take his own life, she tells him. and he taunts her with her pride. She reminds him of what her husband has suf- ferec through bis sons marriage with a saloon-keeper's daughter. and asks if he would add to their disgrace. But why should he con- slider her husbands feelings-who did not consider him when he mar. ried her? They argue further. but reach no satisfactory conclusion; she declares she will not recognize him longer among her friends that he may cheat and rob them. eff you desert me now" he threatens. you'll be sorry till the day of your death"
 To be Contfnuedl
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-13

of his warrant were covered by the men he found working on the dam. Reed demanded protection Sheriff said for him to get an injunction and it would be enforced"
 'Well, that's all right" interjected Orde. with satisfaction wen have her cut through before he gets that in- junction"
 '+Yes." said Newmark, but now he's gone to telegraph the governor to send the troops"
 "Kind of expected that, boys." said Orde. Let's see. The next train out from Redding- They'll be here by 5 in. the morning at soonest. Hope it'll
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-13

 ert Underwood's art studio in Fifth Avenue. It is evening and Under wood. a pale, nervous man of about thirty-eight is alone when MT. Bennington is announced over the telephone. Send him up," Under wood answers and throwing away his cigarette, he picks up a news paper, which he carelessly scans. awaiting Bennington's arrival This is a surprise Underwood declares when his guest enters. but waiving formalities.- the latter says his time is short and his mission delicate-he has come to warn Un- derwood that the firm employing him. has learned that he sold many of their valuable objects. for which they. so far as can be accounted at the office or the store. have re- ceived nothing. and are now about to ask return of their property.
 At first Underwood tries to deny, but seeing he is trapped begs for time. They're coming tomorrow T promised to let you know. and I can do no more" Bennington an- swers. In a moment the telephone rings and Underwood goes to the receiver, "I can't see him-ten him I'm But he leaves the sentence unfinished to detain Bennington. who Is about to leave. Its only that internal nuisance. Howard Jef- fries" Underwood announces. and in another moment the nuisance. a young fellow of about twenty-five. evidently slightly under the infiu- ence. makes his appearance and Bennington soon takes his leave.
 Young Jeffries is Drofuse with apologies flor putting in." and wants to know of Underwood why he is So downcast. Wait till you hear my hard luck story: that'H cheer you up." he says It quickly develops that the boy Is out of money and has come to borrow. and reminds Underwood of the 25o bucks he loaned him. "When my family kicked me out for marry ing the finest girl that ever lived, my father cut me off with a piking allowance which I told him to put in the church plate." Howard ram- bles on. as he helps himself to the decanter. He admits that he has the independence he sought. but is broke and wants to borrow a cou- pie of thousand. Underwood ad- vises his friend to 20 home and see his father.
 Hoyard-After being turned out like a dog. with a young wife on my hands. not much. no. I've in jured their pride. You know. father married a second time-lcaded me down with a young step-mother. and I followed suit
 Underwood-Yes. know.
 Howard-She's all right, but she's so confoundedly-you know her. Say, didn't you and she-wasn't there some sort of an engagement once? Seems to me T.
 Underwood doesn't care to talk about the matter and asks How ard if he cannot postpone his visit, but the boy simply takes an- other drink and continues talking. He declares he has married the finest little woman in the world; she is a little crude. but the only thing he objects to is that she in he won't allow that. He. by the way, has attempted several things himself unsuccessfully.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-13
THE THIRD DEGREE

When Mir. Klein Wrote tThe Lion and The Mouse,'' Was Said He Had Reached the 87th Degree of Sue cess, But The Third Degree Carried Him Farther Up the Ladder of Fame and It Is Conceded that He Has Reached at Last, the North
 Pole of Dramatics
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-13
To be Continued.)

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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-13

WANT ADS CENT-A WORD
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-13

leaves camp.
 Reed hastily retreated
 Well goodby boys" said Daly. '1rl just get along and bail the boys oa, of that village caIaboose."
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-13
WARP

Rioting and Bloodshed In the Woods. Rivermen and Dam Owners Clash
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-19
Mielnnqcncr Hmtidl.

81 Yaio, Ger, IS. September
- Seute bier eingelolliencn Eoltbc.
rif)tcn on oclt uSerolb" 5lliol9c wllr-
&c an 70. September Gin @crilld &c.
nlodt, in Mpntcrcp cine Hcpollltipll
III Sccnc ST ictel,, iiir oercn 9c9inn
Gle 9lnbdrger bon @cncral Gepcs per.
c1tmortlih gcbolten mcroen. @Gb-
1cno INN If llbr Ibeno5 Hepes cine
Nniprodje Dor Dem Stootsbnltic belt,
pliroe il Der Nadborl6nft Scr @ob-
ming bon @cncrol Srcpino ein &C.
mcbricller croiinet. Ter General,
lrcld)cr porbcr gciuor1lt iporocn mar,
bottc in oQcr Stiac Die Nrmcc mobi!
Nenod)t, lnlb in Dem N%u9enblid, ols
Gle Sdiiiic 81 frod)en bcgonnell, nur-
sen iolnmtlifc 2idter in Ser Stabt
apgcbrcbt. bic rcgul1rcn Sruppen
icuerteu lire @Guebrc oh. mo Die
WilitGrfopcllcn, ionic cin5elnc Sig,
ndltrompeter pcrlirladJtcn ippie!
@Grm mic moglih, iporalif Ole altf-
.itGnbigcn iif %icitpGrts in oie Yiiihe
idlugcn. I'm Wittcrnobt mar Nlcs
rubig.
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Nencs Giicnbabn . ltntcrnchmcu,

osMngcles, Gol., II. Sept
VIM Die @eroffentlidung Der Nod,-
rld)t, oaB Der amerifaniide gotidoi.
ter III Merlfo Den aalli Der parome.
rttonlld)en gobn abgeidloiien babe,
fol9te Die gnfiinoigung, oaB :. M.
Neelono nno cine Nn5obl aopitoli.
'terl, lpelfe bic merifoniid)e 2ilie
an Sbonlplon oerfauft boben, init
DEM Elane Der pananlerifonild,eu
|abn bon GentraIamerifa %berporae.
frefelt limo, ipelfe ben Yanamofanol
mt Werifo perbinOen ion. Die aouf.
lllllme fir Die Observation-Disclosures
III Werifo Ialitet auf $1O,OOO,OOO
@olo. Gie neiie Corporation miro
nod Neelono's Milgabe mita einent
aapital BON $5O,OOOOOO ms 9ebenI
freten. Gic Observation-Disclosures 81.
ME miro lid, bon Der 8ren5e non@ua.
tenlaln nod Dem Yanamafanal .er.
Itreden itnb 140O Meilen lang ieirl.
Gle Irbeiteil al Der llel,en Yobf, iuer.
ben I'M Sanuar in 60 union, SaIpo.
Dor, %beginnen unb Ole Yobn in iiebell
Sobren fertig iperoen.
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MnatumiidJcs @micmin.

Gem.Dorf, Is. Septcmber.--Nn
Der Seife oes purgeitern IN ieiner
Wobnnng, Nr. 1872, Yarf-Hoip, foot
ouigefunbenen II Sabre olten Moies
Suit puroe geitern I'M 2eifenidau-
ballic Die porgeitriebene autopiie
pcrgenommen, I'M Die 5ooesuriod)e
felt5uitcqen. uilo Die omtirenoen aer,-
tc, 9oronersar5t Or. S'Sanlnn uno
Erofeiior 9arfin BON Der Columbia.
llniperiitdt. iagen, oaB ibnen elm ielt.
iamerer Mnblid i'm Snneren zines
1ooten nod niht poreefommen .iei..
Sn ibrem 0erid]t an Den Coroner ae.
ben Ole 1oftoren .Ser5frebs" ais Die
1ooesuriad,r on, cine aranfbeit, mel.
DIE illBer ieltent beobadtet miro. Gus
Aeubere iopobl, ais bas Snnere ees
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y1raft" in Wilfesbarre.

@iIfesbarre, tS. September
Gie @roBgeidmorenen bon @il.
fcsbarre boben nod pieripofentlifel
l.nterlud)ung IN Yer%binbung nit ben
@au oes $2,000,OOO @eridtsaebGll'
oes cm%pfoblen, oab Die Gountp.G om
miiiare George Smitb. Walter NC.
apop uno Silas Spnes. ipipie bel
Gcnntp.G %ontroleur Samcs ~. Wor'
ris, bic arhiteften MeGormid mn
Srcnd, Die Snipeftoren Mid)ael
Spld) uno Charles Worris unb I'M
9cfobr ell Dnsenb Gontruftoren Dor
ben ndd,iten @roBseid),porenen ipeser
Shwinbelei, gerihmGrline mo Mib.
brouds Der amtsaewalt in Anflnec-
5ititanb perictt merben. IS merocr,
IN ben ndditen Saaen nod feline Ser.
gaftiingen porgcnommen.
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2nftidJificr III Wcfabr.

@rono Nopibs. Mifl., tS.
Scptcmbcr. - Ger 2uitidificr Gin.
coin Scod)cp botte gcitcrn Nudmittua
in icinem Yliitidiif Gin abcnlo ullol,.
Gcncbmcs, mic gciabrpoles Mbcn.
tci!er 81 bcitcbcn. gr ltie9 bon benz
Ualr.Flabe olli lnb mibreno er por
cliler aroBe, 3uifoilcrriengc in Den
Silftcrl monoperirte llno iiber bic 81.
Interchangeable ilicgen lpollte, blicb CT
III Den 1clearapbenorGbten b1ngen,
Gcraoc ais Gin Fniiogicr5lia inter
tim oabiniauite. Der Guolm aus
Get Sofomotipc bradtc 9cafep bel.
llobe gum Grltiden, itno MIR nit
Milbe fonntc cr iid) oili ieincm Sit
boltcl. Nls Der 3ila ppriibergciab-
Ten mar, mllroe or aus Der miblid)en
Sagc beircit.
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Wcttc 3mitGnoc.

Gbico9o, is. September. -
Sfidtcr Seiie u. 9olomin BON &reis,
stridt itelltc beutc Soitbcfcblc iiil
Spbn !. &ollanb. Mit9lico uno 81
flttar Der Goof.Golntp Sirp.Gom
mi'lion, Nid)olo q. Martin, Scfrc
tar bes alderman aenno Don Der cr
item @oro, m,o @iqie !. Mopbllrr
ctnen neutrality-suspicious. Wnflcr. aus
neil oielclbcn iid) angeblid) pcridmo
rem, @rcB9elhmorcne 9cgcn Die Sc
ltimnllnaen ocs @eicbcs uilsSlhpGh
len. Ter &orfall bat unaebelcrc;
Mnfieben errest. on Der Nidter bircf,
aif Dos Griuhen ocs StootsompoltS
Del cine aebeime llntcrind)u,g anbc
ruiimt bate, porging.
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Eaitor StnfcD babeim inn @cfGmguif.

Sttomu, &ns., IS. September.
- Eoltor @ollucc ~. Stildep mllroc
bcltc nit Der is Sabre oltcn 9prelo
Soltbcrluno, ocrcn Gntfiibrumg CT
teld)nloigt lit, nod bicliacr Stoot 5ll.
r,ldgcbrodt mo %iofort III bus &C.
foltgniB iibcriiibrt. Tas MGoden.
luclf)es Der Sbhut Der Wilttcr iiber.
Gcbcn mitroc, crflurtc, Dob cs cbcnio
uicl Sd)ulO trngc, mic Der Yoltor,
fn cs licbc. mo nid)t borun ocnfc.
fcmiclbcn llnonncbmlid)fcitcn SIT be-
rciten. Mcbrcrc bunocrt Ecriorcll
bottcn iid) an @ohnbof c%ingeiullbcn,
als Der @cinngenc cintroi.
Stltdep's 6rou CAB in elmer I'm.
terrebun9 ibrem llnniacn iibcr sic
Sdnolungsnciic hires Womnes oiic.
ncn alisorlf. .GS lit id)pcr, bcll
Softer mciner ainocr inn 3llftbolis
81 wiiielt. ulcin CT hut gcgcn inns
gue geiiinoigt unb peroicnt Stroic.
Triiber inb i) Die Sufc onbers an,
cher ictt pciB idL boB er I'M llnred)t
it,"
Stlldp bate iid) IN GbicoNo dis
Gornettiit in elmer Sbeotcrfopellc lei
zen SebenSnntcrbalt pcroient.
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@crmiidte tcIegrapbiidc 1epeIacm.

@nrloes : Senator Stint bat il,
elner eilgen Sblittt ollf Salt Sic.
llcrte Sslano, Col, Elm pour' boie
Stnnoen perlcbt. Gr botte lid in
Der Sdlldt poaitanoig peritiegen.
Noh groBen Miiben mo @eiabrer,
crreid)te CT oen Stranb uno muroe
bon cinem Slider in ieinem 9oote ge-
rettet.
Bel elmer Siid)sprellerei in ser
Sodifiile 81 Groniton. u. s., lit
Der IA Sabre alte MarnelI Sarriion.
Der Sobn zines @eiitlifen, oerurt
perlest fuoroen. Bob linn lpegen cin-
getretener @Iutperaiitlnne ein Yein
absenommeu tperoen miiB. uno es
SipcifclloS lit, Oh CT uul 2cbcn hlcibcn
miro.
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Grprchsns iiberfaQcn.

ScaOpillc, Col, Is. Sept. -
Iilnf 9onoiten iiberfielcn 9eitern
Nott Die jpeite gbtbcilltng oeS Gbi.
cago uno Son 6rancisco GrprcBSu.
gcs Der Gtnper & Hio 8ronbe 9obll
III obaelc9ener @egenb, pier Meilelt
lueItlid bon Walto, citcr f~leirlell
gabnitotipn in Der N1bc BON bier.
Ter GrpreBpng9on pnrbc nit Gp.
nanit mtf9eiprcngt, icbodb nod 9(il.
1obcn ocs 3uaperionols BADEN bic
M1llber feline 9eute genloht. @Gb.
reno Der 9obn5ug longiom oobin.
fubr, Idlid)en iid) 5luei Der 9anoitm,
Die permlltblid III Wolta unbenlerft
an 9oro gefontmcn mnren, nod Der
Sofomotipe Dor mo 5ipollgen bcll
3ngtiibrer nno Sei5er, ben BUG OIL.
5ubolten nnb nit linen nod Dem
G%rpreBrpaggon 5u 9eben. Gle Sbiir
oieles @oggons iuurbe nit Ipnomit
o%ltf9elprenat uno ourouf ornnNcn
Die gonoiten. NIT ifuBfertigen He-
polpern in ben SGnoen, in bos S1l.
here Elm. @%crgebens bcnliibten tic iid,,
Den groBen ciierlicn 8eloihronf nit
Gpnomit ouf5uiprengen. Turh Die
@crpolt Der Grploiioncl1 mnroc ooa
Snncre NcS Grprebpoggons 5ertriinl-
merit, abtr Der @eloihfanf blieb III.
perlebrt. Gie Hauber aoben oonl,
cine an5obl Sd)rcdidiiiie ob mo
lhlllsen iid) leituGrts in Ole 9iiife.
Cine Shtriiismnnmihoit perio!Gt
lire TGbrtc.
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Wul6cnc .Sud)scit.

Gbico0p. 81, Is. Scptcn1bcr.--
Sn Sonic ibres GlteIteu SobncS,
Srn. Heinbolo 3immermonn, Nr.
734, Noros Mrteiian. Npcrilc, i~eierten
SEER aorl 3inmermarm ullo ieinc
Satin Gina. gcb. 8oeoe, bos ,Selt
Der 9olocnen Sod)5eit. Sn 2ob III
Eonnmern 9sboren, ihloiien 9eioe I'M
Iilgenolihcn Mlter bon II llno 10
Sabren in Stettin oen 9unO iiir'S
Sebcn ullo fonten i'm Sabre 1865
nod) Chicago. Son oen Scr G6e emit
lprolienen neiIn ainbern IinO orei
Sobne iino bier 5odter am 2eben
rio bilbcten nit ibren @otten, Sin.
bern nno Gl1feln neblt benz nSeuto-
nta-WfGnnerdor." Der Dem Subelpoor
Elm Stonoden brod]te. ben areis Ser
6eit-@eieaidait. Goitor 2ombred)t
icgnete ben 9lunb auf's Ntl,e ein uiIO
Die gon5e Seier nabm einen iebr ido.
men G%erlouf. Scrr 3immermann
mar friiber 2eiter elmer aleioer.@ roi-
honollng, lebt aber lett 10 Sabren
I'M Hubeitano. Soipobl er, iuie ieine
Satin erfrsuen lid Der bciten Sc
lltnObeit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-19

llnporiidtigfeit eines Irbeiters ge-
rietben Petroleum Sanfs in Vrano.
Cine gelpaltige Grploiion mar Die
nnmittclbore Solee. Son benz aus
flieBenben Hobol ipuroen nid)t meni-
ger ais $50 S1llier criubt uno IN
Nife 9elegt.
Wcbrere &inocr boben in oelSlanl,
men ibren 600 geiltnben uno lbreScl,
hen iinb bereits gebprgen. Itoere
&inoer merOen nod pernliBt mo lino
5pcifellos gleidfalls iumgefonmell.
Iuf Dem Sd)ouploB Der aatoltros
pbe ipielten lid c~ntieBlid]c Sjencn
oh. Gic 6lolnmen perbrcitetcn lid
nit iold' roienOer @eidnpinoigfcit,
Dab Slnoertc mr. nit fnoppcr Notb
bos noftc Scben retteteil.
Gle 9cp6lferrulg lit gum grobtcn
Sbcil obbadlos, unb ein idlimmer
Notbltono lit unnllsbleiblid. lpenll
bon ben 9eborocn nid)t llllpcripcilt
tbotfrdttig cillgc9riffcn miro,
Gerlobung nabe?
Micn, IS. Sept. - Sn &offrei.
len cirfulirt nicocr oas l6on friiber
uufgetoudte uuo bonlulS prompt De-
mentirtc @erilft, BOP Die Terlobuna
oes %prGiumptipcn ,oitreidiihen Sbron-
folgers, Gr5ber5oga aarl Iron5 So
iei, nit Der Erin5eiiin gictoria 2ouiic
bon YrcuBen, DER ein5igen Sodter
bes Delltiden &oiiers, mmittclbor b.
porltebc.
Ser % Sabre alte Gr5ber5og aorl
6ron5 Soicf lit Der Neiie oes Gr5ber-
5og . Sbroniolgcrs Sron5 Seroilono,
beiicn ainber, neil aus elmer nlorga-
notiifen Gbc bcrporgegangcn, III
Seitreid) bon Der Sbronfolgc ous9es
ihloiien iino. Die Erin5eliin Sic
torio 2olliie ~feierte an, lebten Mon.
tag ibrcn II. @cburtstog.
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Wciec uurt Tarbiacn bcorubt.

Musfogcc, Sflo., IS. Septem-
Der. SIT Der Nod)barihait iinO
&lafatc ongcbrodt, mooitrd) gcorobt
Miro, bob, penn nid)t Die @ciBen,
ipeld)c IN Der Srtidoit Gait, Sflo.,
mobnen, no lonit ,llr Ncgcr aniGiiig
l,ro, ioiort ben Elob pcrloiien, ibncn
Der Zoo bcporltebt. Ncger ~iprenatcll
gcltcrn gbcno NIT 0pnamtt Sen 2o-
otn ciltcs @eiben in oic Suit. Gle
luciBcn aolfleutc erfldrcut oob Tie
hlcibcn pllrOCn.
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3mmad)s fir bic nTeberatiun Of
yabDr".

atlanta, Ga, IS. September.
- IS miro bier aus 5uperlGiiiger
Aucle mitgetbeilt, ooB Die 9riioer.
ldIoit Der Giieubabn- angeiteltsn pom
Mmcrifa IN ibrem bier obgcbaltenen
Gonpcnt beihloiien, lid Der v9lmeri.
con 6eberotion Of 2obpr" on5uihlie.
zen. Cine bicsbc5iiglid)e 9lgitotion
NOR bcrcits icit mcbrercn Sabren inl
Wol1ac.
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Tairbanfs I'm Wauiln.

Moniln, rs. September. - Or
&lccsEroliocnt Charles u. Soirbonfs
Don Den Screinigten Stootcn longtc
lclltc bier an unb Die Ebilippincn.
Colnmiiiion, ionic cine gbrenmohc
ton Der 8ornilon gaben ibm Die IS.
forte mad Der @obnung bon Cont
millor Nepton Gilbert, ociicn 8oit
Strr Soirbonfs icin miro. Iic
9teiiegeIeaid)oit ocs Srn. 6%oirbonfs
lcobIif)tigt, einen Dhnot o1i Den
l'tilippincn i'll pcrbringer.
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&mr5c JlittcrWod)cn cincs altcn
Eaarcs.

Gbicogo, IS. September. -
Gle Slitterlpofen ocs rs Sabre olten
Slllius Wen5cl uno ieiner 50 Sabre
oltcn Satin Worio, meldc crit Dor
5iuei @ofcn g%etrallt muroen, cnbctell
bette trogiid, inbcm bic beiocn i'm
reutifen goptiitenbeim BOZ, 2clldt-
gas bctGllbt nligeiunoen murocn.
Ger Monn itorb nod i'm Serlollf bes
Cages mo Die 6rau miro mabrid)cin.
lid olld) iterbcn.
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Nms Sdatmetlter Walfcr's Hanb.

Nep'9 q II, COM, Is. Sep
TENDER. @ie Die ySapings 9onf
bon Nem- Britain" betonit aob, bat
lie BONDS I'M @ertbe bon $4,000 III.
rliderlanat, ipeld)e ibr friibererS dob.
n@leilter Wiaiom j. Wolfer entponbt
botte, lpelder i'm 8an5en $4,000,
meiltens in @ertbpapieren, inter.
lhlllg, I'M SUM in Gsnooo feltae.
rtommcn lpllroc mo Jest leine Stroie
I'M Stdats5udtbouie in Wetbersiielo
perbiiBt. Im 1. September mlrbcn
Glide Coupons BON ben geltoblenen
@or1os 5ltr Ginloiune %prdientirt, llno
ipeiterc NodforidJnngen ergabcn, oob
cine groBe Eortie Der Bombs bon oellr
Iftlennloflcr Sobn !. Mpon in Sin.
cll1lloti bel Oortigelt @anfcn ols 81.
f1crbeit fir Gorleben p~erpiGnoct ipo.
rem. pelde bieic bel ibren Nclu- 9)or.
Ter Gorrclponoentelt beponirt bottell.
Sie beroubte 9anf icttc Damn i'm
Ero5eB oiird), oab Den Sl1bobcrn Die
Gispoiition iiber Die Bombs c~ntSoaen
lnliroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-19
2crbccrcnoc Malo6rGnoc.

@ollare, Sbabo, is. Scptcm.
Der. - Bier perbecrenoe @olobr1ll.
&c tobcn 5ur 3cit IN Der Gocur b'glle.
lie WolosHcicrpotion, mo Die iGnmt.
lidcn Soritonqeiteaten iino nit Der
G%cf1mpiuna Der 9rGnoc, pom bcnen
5nci un5meiiclboft bon Qronoltiitern
b%crrilbrenL bcifGftigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-19
Ncttc Grbidlaitsjtcucr.

Hcm Yprf. rs. september. =
Nis OnS Sn%pentarium iibcr orr 9tah,
lok BON 6. 8. &arrinlon suinmnien.
eeItelt lit, miro lid, Die Grbihnfts.
%ileller, meld)e Die @ittpc ~, soblcr
Tat, nidJt feitltcllen ~Ioiicn. ollcin Elm
6inoniicr, meldcr Dem Gnbinaeihic-
hcnen nobe itanb. crflGrt, bob oas
@crmoaen lid ali $i00,0O0,0OO be.
Lief. nnb bemmad, wiirbc lid oic Orb.
itaitsiteler oiii cine Miuion Dol.
lars belaitfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-19
Saacg's &omet beobadltct.

ebtcago, 81, 1S. September.
Gum erltc'; Nal ieit "a Sabren
ut Der Saaep'ihe Sonnet nit mnbe-
ipaffnetem auge geieben woroen.
gle fraglide Yeobad)tune warbe BON
Erofeiior .. u. 9uri,bam BON Der
9erfes'ihen S%terntparte 81 2afe &c
iltepa am .Wittiuod) uno Ionnerltaa
Norgen aemadt uno Die griheinuna
aud IN 5nei photoarapbiihcu NeNati-
hen figirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-19
Gcbcnslanglidc WefGngnifbaft.

Woranettc, Mih., Is. Sep
TENDER, - Sobn 6. @ibion. meld,er
5n sort Bradley einen aan,eroocu
i'nlbrod)te, lit SIT lebenSl6ngliber Sc
fcn9nibbait perlirtbcilt moroe,. I'm.
Ter Dem @eict bes Stontes Midiaon
tprllte CT nift gum 1ooe perurtbeilt
mtroen, lpoourd Der TroseB aage-
llitllles Slltereiie alf lid lenfte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-19
NobwirtbidDaft ~ Wurfolf.

HorfoIf, So. Is. September
Grobe aufregung mllroe beute bier
baonrd peruriod]t, oaB cine Abtbci.
lung beurlaubter Matroiem BON Der
Sdlahtifiif : Jlotte, Die in ben
oaos liest, Die @irtbid)oit
bon Gbarles See in Der nWeiben
Staot" iiberfielen mno in oerielben
Niles fiir5 nno flein id,li,gen. @os
lie 5u benz gorseben peraniaBte.
fonnte nidt feitseitellt perben. Cine
un%teriuduns miro cineeleitct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-19
ltbrcn iteiacn i'm Yreiie.

Gbicogo, IS. september. -
Sclitc lpilroe bier bcfonnt, ooB smci
fer groBtcn llbreniobrifcn Die S1no.
Ter Don elmer Trciscrbobulg bon
~ Ero5ent in acnntnib gcicbt bos
ben, melhe bcrcits an Is. Scptcul.
Der IN aroit trat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-19
Wicr WGnncr lcbcnbio bcarabcu.

aurora, NO, Is. Septcntbcr.-
Ticr @ergorbcitcr murbcn belltc bier
tci bcn GiniturS elmer Mollcr in Scr
@lclnlinc inter Sriinlmern ~bc1raben
mo o%ltgchblidlid gct6otct, Tic
Spotcn iino: @opne &opfins. Games
anomlcs, @olter @elib mo Sobn
Srnin, glue pon aurora.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-19
Ser5ens oes Geritorbenen iuor nj,

Ser6ena oes Ser~1forbellell mar MT
frcbsartigen @em1ficn beoedt, ncld)c
olld) ouf Die WiI5 iibergegriifcn llno
cine @%ergroBernna oieies widtigen
Organs Inn oas Sierfod]e ieiner mo-
tilrlld)en @roBe peruriott batter. Gle
Niercn mieieu Sunoertc bon 2od)ern
alf, mo bic Ner5te fonncn nid)t be-
greifen, iuic es einem Monue bon benz
Ilter oes Sobten moglid) mar, nit
pldtigen 2ebensorgonen in oieier
Sertallnng 81 leben. Iie Toftorcn
l,ennen Den 2eifenbefmo v%pbGnome-
mol ltno bisbcr nod nitt beobohtet"
itno lager, Oos Snnere bes Gerltor.
benen babe ein vanotomiifes Mu-
ieunt" onrgeItent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-19
0un iGbcm Su0c credit.

FbilnbcIpbio, 1S. Septcm-
Der. - Sarrp 9ildlep, cin bieligcr
3eitllngsmann, meld)cr Dem Yr1li-
bCntcn 5oit cine Notidoit Der ,Ebi.
loEclpbio Ercb" per 9ltpnlobil iiber.
tringcn iplltc, mllroc nnbc 9ebanun
ullgcllblidlih %getootct, inoem icine
Molfinc gegen eincn 3oun ronntc.