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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-11-08

Spokane, Nov. Sin far off Persia a
Spokane girl is relieving the suffering
Of the unenlightened and burdene,i
women of the city of Tabriz. She Is
Cora w. Carpenter. the daughter OF
John a. White, OF this city. Mrs.
Carpenter. who is a physician. sailed
from New York two months ago for
Persia.
The following letter was written tn
her father in Spokane shortly after she
reached her destination:
'Tabrizr~<Persia, Aug. .1.-My Dear
Father:-This is my first Sunday in
Tabriz. and am celebrating. but
have not had mouthful OF anything
all day. Have an appetite but do not
dare TO eat for a day or SO. as the ma
tive food is hard on the newcomers
for awhile. although l have been hav-
ing my meals here with an American
family and everything tasted good.
Sleep on Boards.
I'm Julia, the terminus of the rail.
road. We had to spend a night II is on
the border line between Russia and
Persia. We put up at the main hotel
that is, We just rented two unfurnished
rooms-there were four of us in our
party-then We procured rugs. Persian
make: four home made touches. all
boards and four comforts. which con.
stituted our beds. and we had a chair
apiece.
We were served with tea. milk and
sugar and boiled eggs for dinner. as
well as breakfast. and the entire
charge was SIP. Early the following
morning two servants with carriages
and drivers were ready TO take us on.
they having come from Tabriz for us
Four horses We're driven abreast in
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MAY IMPROVE ROAD.
Continuation South 23d Street
May Be Made a Public
Highway.
ARE TO MAKE A CANVASS

Certain residents on South Twenty
| third street, living south of the city
limits, are contemplating canvassins
the property owners to test the senti-
ment relative to the road being con
| verted into a three mile free turnpike
The petition asking for the conversion
Of the road to a public highway will
probably be presented to the county
commissioners within the next two
weeks.
This road is one of the most service
able in the county and to convert II
I into highway. under the terms OF the
three mile gravel road law. would
make it very popular with autoists and
drivers. AS the road is at present
considerable dissatisfaction exists
among the property owners. Every
year difficulty arises as to the amount
of road that each property owner shall
either pay tax for or work the tax on.
on the road.
According to information given by
the county commissioners. the roa.l
will be widened. il the petitioners are
favored. and the road will in such a
case. be kept up by the county. 1t is
the intention of the petitioners to con-
vert that section of the road lying be-
tween the south boundary of the city
and the road running east and west
past the Wernle Orphans home.
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Club Meetings for Today

East End bridge club is meeting with
Mrs. Leroy Brown at her home on
South Fifteenth street.
Trifolium literary society meets this
evening at the First English Luther.
an church.
Dorcas society meets this afternoon
The Magazine club is meeting with
Mrs. F. A. Brown, at her home on
East Main street.
Mary F. Thomas w. c. T. U. meets
in the dome room of the MORRISON
Reeves library.
An evening meeting of the Criterion
club will be held at the home of Mrs
Omar Hasty this evening.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Y. M. c.
A. is meeting in the Y. NJ. C. A. build
ing.
Mrs. e. B. Clements is hostess for a
meeting OF the Ticknor club at her
home on North Thirteenth street.
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Beooed Jchn's Pardon,

At the Old Railey it was customary
to sentence the whole OF the prisoners
found guilty at the sessions at one
time. 1t fell to Baron Graham's lot
to perform this duty. and be accord
ingly went over the list with due
solemnity. but omitted one person
brought up for sentence. Mr.. John
Jones. The judge was on the point Of
finishing the sentences when the OIL
Ger reminded his lordship Of the omis-
sion. whereupon the judge said grave
~. oh. I'm SIRE l beg John Jones'
PARDON and then sentenced him to
transportation for life-I.ondon Mail
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Telephone Gestieulation.

ut was the constant gesturing OF
that fellow at the other end Of the
wire that made it so hard to catch
what he said" growied a man who
had been wrestling with the telephone
in a downtown office.
How in the world could you tell he
was making gestures:' asked the in
credulous listener.
by the jerky way the words came
over the wire. Many people get so
excited when telephoning that they
gesticulate as frantically as il they
were talking with a man face to face.
Their bouncing around and saving the
air break the voice. and the sentences
come over the wire in fragments. l
have talked with so many people who,
l learned later. were dancing a jig at
the other end Of the wire that l al
ways can tell when that gesticulatins
Is going on."-New York Globe
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The EGG Was All RIGHT.

Boarding Mistress-Is there anything
wrong with that egg. Mr. Fourper? |
see you according it very critical ex-
animation Mr.. Fourper-Oh. not any
thing wrong with the egg. Mrs. Skim
penn. | was just looking for the wish
bone, that's an.-London Tit-BitS.
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PHONE 1921

was served. Those present were: Miss
Mary Williams. Miss Madalene Elliott.
Miss Catherine Elliott and Miss Pau
line VESSEL. The next meeting will
be neld at the home Of Miss Madalene
Elliott on North Twentieth street
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AID SOCIETY WILL MEET.
The Ladies Aid society of Chester,
Ind, will meet Wednesday afternoon
at the NJ. E. church. All members
are urged to attend as election of Of
ficers will be held at this time.
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MRS. MENDENHALL HOSTESS.
A meeting of the Aftermath society
will be held Tuesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. William Mendenhall,
West Seventh street. All members
are urged to be present.
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AID SOCIETY MEETS.
The East End Aid society of the
First Christian church will meet
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. James
Gloin at her home. 101 North Six
teenth street. This will be a business
meeting Election of officers will be
held at this time.
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TRlFOLIUM SOCIETY.
A meeting of the Trifolium Literary
society of the First English Lutheran
church will be held this evening in
the lecture room of the church. The
meeting will be called promptly at
seven-thirty o'clock. Three papers, as
follows will be presented:
Causes of the French Revolution
Miss Elizabeth Kruger.
FrancoPrussian War-Miss Anna
Fetta.
Current Topics-Miss Engelbrecht.
All members are cordially invited
to attend.
EVENING MEETING.
Wednesday evening December eighth
an evening meeting of the Music
Study club will be held in the Starr
Piano parlors. Miss Lucy Francisco,
head of the department of music at
Earlham college, will arrange the pro-
gram. The next morning meeting will
be in charge of Miss Elizabeth Hase-
meier.
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USUAL CARD PARTY.
The usual weekly card party will
be held Tuesday afternoon at the
Country club house. All members
are cordially invited to attend
AID SOCIETY WILL MEET.
The aid society of the First Meth
odist church will meet Wednesday aft
ernoon at two o'clock with Mrs c. A
Pierson at her home, At South Eigh-
teenth street. A full attendance of
members is desired.
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MASONIC CALENDAR.

Monday. Nov. s.-Richmond Com
mandery, No. s. X. T., special meet
ing, work in Red Cross degree.
Tuesday. Nov. 9-Richmond Lodge
No 1876, F. & A. NJ. called meeting:
work in Entered Apprentice degree.
Friday, Nov. liking Solomon's
Chapter, No. 4, R. A. NJ. stated meet
ing.
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CLUB NOTES
ENTERTAINED A CLUB.

Miss Irene Schafer entertained the
Juvenile Booster club at her home,
1910 North D street Saturday after
noon. Sewing and different games
featured the afternoon. A dainty lunch
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POWDER EXPLOSION
(American News Service)

Wilkesbarre, Pa, Nov. S.-One girl
was killed and thirty persons were in
jured in the explosion of a powder
plant here in which seven buildings
were wrecked. The explosion caused
a panic among the employees and
scores who got out unscathed had mar
row escapes from death.
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GAVE A DINNER.

A dinner was given at the Country
club house last evening by Mrs. Mary
Reeves. The guests were: Mrs. James
Morrison, Master Robert MORRISON,
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Gayle, Master
June Gayle and Mr.. William Dudley
FOulke.
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the past week was the miscellaneous
shower and thimble party given Satur
day afternoon by Miss Anna Finfrock
at her home on South Eleventh street
in honor of Miss Lucy Barnett who
will be married Wednesday morning
November seventeenth to DR.. H. L.
Kretchmer, of Chicago. Pink wed.
ding bells. chrysanthemums and ferns
were used in decorating the different
rooms. Favors in the nature of pink
monograms, made up of Miss Barnett's
and DR.. Kretchmer's initials, with gilt
bells attached and tied with pink rib.
bon were prepsented each guest In
the dining room where a buffet lunch
wer served, white chryanthemums and
pink candles appointed the apartment.
During the afternoon a number Of
pretty gifts were showered upon the
bride-elect. This was one of the most
delightful companies of the fall sea-
son. The guests numbered twenty
five and were:
Mrs. Judson Rupe, Mrs. Edwin Rupe,
Mrs. Willard Rupe, Mrs. Ben Bartel,
Mrs. Fred J. Bartel. Mrs Frank Ed
munds, Miss Bertha Larsh, Miss Susan
Kelsey, Mrs. Elmer Eggemeyer. Mrs
Frank Williams, Miss Mary Baer. Mrs.
Albert Reed, Mrs. Frank I. Reed, Mrs.
Jonas Gaar, Mrs. Harry Jay, Mrs. E..
r. Beatty, Miss Helen Beatty, Miss Nj
ma Pennell, and Miss Clara Myrick
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LEoRGIANA:
don't like your cook book-it doesa' {
recommend Gold Medal Flour. IMoGENE
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OF INTEREST.

q large musicale Thursday afternoon
at her home on North Delaware
street. The event will be of special in
terest owing to the fact that the mu-
steal program will be composed en-
tirely Of old folklore songs. to be sung
by Mrs. Ralph Polk of Greenwood.
Mrs. Riches cards bear the names
of Mrs. Herman Munk's guests. Fifty
invitations were issued for the must
cale.-Indianapolis Star.
Mrs. Polk was formerly Miss Grace
Porterfield of this city. She is mu-
stefan of remarkable ability.
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LEFT FOR BLOOMINGTON.
Mr.. Paul Fisher who attends school
at Indiana University, left this morn
ing for Bloomington, after a few days
visit with relatives and friends in this
city.
- - -
A GUEST HERE.
Miss Shyloh Van Meter Of Cam
bridge City, Ind, was a guest of rela-
tives in this city over Sunday.
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RETURNED HOME.
Miss Sadie Strong who has been the
guest of relatives in Haughville, has
returned home.
- - -
GAVE HOUSE PARTY.
The following from New Castle is
Of interest, as the guests are we'll
known here:
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Cliff gave
house party Saturday and Sunday, the
guests including Messrs. and Mes
danes G. A. Elliott. J. r. Millikan,
Howard Powell. Charles w. Jennings
and T. B. MiMikan. Misses Mollie KEEL
lar, Louise and Janet Millikan.
A GUEST HERE.
Mr.. James Glass, Jr.. Of Pittsburg.
who has been the guest of Mr. AL
bert and Miss Ruth Gilchrist for a
few days went to Indianapolis Satur-
day evening. Mr.. Glass will come over
for the dance Friday evening to be
given in the Pythian temple.
- - -
HAVE RETURNED.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Lantz. who have
been visiting relatives in Anderson,
Ind, for the past week returned home
today.
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Ris-BEsSELMAN.
Among the notable society events
for the week is the wedding Of Mr..
Carl Frederick Ris Of Dubuque, Iowa
and Miss Esther Besselman, daughter
of Mrs. Dorothy Besselman. The at.
fair win be celebrated Tuesday even
ing at seven-thirty o'clock at the home
OF the brides mother on South Fourth |
street. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Ris of Du-
buque. Mr.. George Brackey OF Port
land, Greg, and Mr.. John Ris of Chi
cago are expected today. They will
be guests at the Besselman home.
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FOR THE HOSTESS.
A mistake made by the average per- |
son in arranging flowers in a vase for |
the table is to use too many in one |
receptacle. Each bloom should be put !
in separately. with an eye to symme-
terry. Six roses appear far more eff. |
fective than a dozen in the same |
stand, for each should stand alone, to
rest and refresh the eye and not con-
fuse It.
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MISS FiNFRocK HOSTESS.
One Of the pretty social events for
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A Sure Sion.

City Visitor-How do you know this
tree is Il dogwood: Suburbanite-I can
tell by its bark.-Baltimore American.
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BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION.

A charming birthday party was Civ
en- Saturday afternoon by Mrs. James
Engle at her home on Roscoe street in
Earlham Heights, in honor of her son.
Aliens ninth birthday anniversary.
The hours were from two to four
o'clock. Games were played and a
dainty luncheon served. Master Allen
was the recipient of number of pref
ty gifts.
The invited guests were the Misses
Dorothy Mutchner, Fay Mutchner
Mary and Grace Baldwin, Marie and
Bernice Mccoy. Ruth and Hazel Stew
art. Della Gibson, Mabel Wise, Emma
Allsabrooks. Edna Wilton. Florence
Kerlin, Shurley Neff and Dorothy
Luker Masters Earl and John Mulch
ner. Arthur and Marion Austin, Allen
and George Engle, Ralph and Glen
Price. Robert ,Neff. Paul Lovin. Paul
Lankert. Virgil Spencer, David Will
son and Raymond Wise. Mesdames
Will Mutchner and Roy Luker assisted
the hostess in entertaining the little
folks. All left wishing Allen many
happy returns of the day.
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FOR THE HOSTESS.

MISS FiNFROCk HOSTESS,
One Of the pretty social events for
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STRAIGHT TOP CORSET COVER
This Is designed especially for
Aouncing, . ribbon being run through
the scsllops TO At Il around the top.
The sleeves are finished with embroid-
cred edging and the waist with beading.
This pattern Is cut In I'VE sizes. 81 to
20 bust measure. Size So requires IL
ards Of houncing Is inches Wide. Price
Pattern 80 Is 10 cents.
No. 80.
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The aid society of the First Meth
odist church will meet Wednesday aft
ernoon at two o'clock with Mrs c. A.
Pierson at her home, At South Eigh-
teenth street. A full attendance of
members is desired.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-14

meiteiteu arciien nit Der groBteil
Aufmlcrfiomfeit perfolgt moroen. 9ic
BEL Dem AnloB beroorf ctretene 6eino-
ifoft gcgen 0eutidIono miro oage-
mein ais o6iolut mOeritGuoli6 be.
5eiduct.
&iciioe politiid)e 9rciic foiien sen
6lottcu : GballpiniSml&, meldCr iiG
ollgenblidlid i'm gol5en britii6en
Geihc benlerfbar madt, uoIlfommen
rubig olf. Sic iebeu Die III eng
lono porberridenOe peiiimiItiidc
Stimmlmg, weId)c in ocn e%rlpGbntell
&e0cn Der StootSmGnncr 10 oraitiid)
sum AllSOrlld gelongtc IN erlter 81.
ME ais Elm ~probotcS W}ittcl SIT Dem
3rpcd az, Die 9cgeiiterung Der Solo.
nien iilr Ole angeitrebte betrGdtIid)e
Gcrit0rflmg Der britiihcn 6lotte an.
5llicllern. .,,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-14
Snr Sernbigung.

Serlin II. SUM. 9as
3eifshnarine.a nt erfldrte beiite Die
III geiuiiieu eugliiden 3eitunaen per-
b~reitctc Meloung, ooB Der 8uni6
oeS 6lottenuereins nod einem be.
idleunigten arsbau Der 0lette bon
Der oeiltideu &egierpug ltnterltiist
lperbe, fiir abioliit grinoios. @ie
BON Dem Narine-am beroorgebo6ell
miro, lit Der 5lottenpereilr elm ulab.
bGngiger 8erbanb, Ser aus eigenem
gntriebe ieine 3iele periolgt, lpofur
bic Gesierune ni6t uerantmort.
lid) Ell.
bic Gorgdnse oui Dem engliid)en
Teids. YreB-G onsreB, pelder Die
miteeibeilten 9flarmreoen mnBgeben.
Der Mitslieoer Der &egierrng, ionic
Der ebcmalisen EremierS Goieberp
mo 9aliour brod)te, IinO bier in oen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-14
@rbbc6cn in Der Siuicra.

@rober S6retfen in Morieiae uno
Soulor. Sll etlihen fleinercn
St0oten iolen Weni6enlaben Der.
loren gcgougen unO GROCER S6a-
sen cntitonoen iein.
Morieille, If. SUM-. - 3Dct
Groerihiitterln9en, melde ponlgtoro'
often na6 Siiomciten gingen, troten
5mii6en 8 un0 II llbr III Der Nt'
piero ein. @Gbreno bier tein grober
Sho0en GntltanO, miro gemcloet,
boB Die @irtlng bes 3meitcn StoBeS
IN perid)ie0enen flcincren StQoten
uerDerblid) mar. Sn 2onbeIo, ein2m
StGotden bon $500 9%emobnern -
Wcilen noromeitlid bon N(ir, ltiir5tcn
mebrerc S0llier Elm uno odlt WPeils
I6eH ioIen BORT um'S 236eu gefom.
men iein. Sruppen murben ioiort
onrt6in gei6idt, Inn bel ben Ncts
tungsorbeiten 5ll belfen.
Su @n9uille5 brud)en ebenIalls
mebrere SGuier 5uiummen uno alt
Iir luuroe cine Scrmiceqi- 6ubrit
tbcilpeiie ocnolirt. Die @ridiitte-
rllrtoen batter 6oS 3crbreden pieler
StrnBanIotcrnen, 6enitcrideibcn Ii. j..
III. sur Solge. St Den olten StaOts
piertcln BON Moriciuc unO Soulon
entItono GROCER Sdrcdcn unO pieic
Scr @eipobncr entilobcn aus iDrtn
SGuiern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-14
@cuesucla'S @iirSc aefrGnft.

Caracas, &cne5uelo, If. SUM,
= Ser GongrcB nobm 9eltern Nbcllo
nodl bibigcr Iebottc cinen Sel6lub
al, melder Ben iriibcreu 0tinilter ocS
NllSpdrtigCn, Sole &c s. Eoul, to-
oelt, lpeil CT I'M lebtcn 0e5embcr omc'
rifoniicbc aricgSidiiie nod ga
8uoprn beriei. Sein 8orgcben mltroc
oils Elm &critoB 9c0cn bic @iir0e oe@
2onoes bc5eidnet. las Geiultot it,
oab i'm Die Rcgieruug tcIegropbiidl
oltS europa 5uriit bcrlIien bot, mo-
bin er ais ipc5ielcr 9otidoitcr sur
Seilegung ser nod id)mebcnoen
Streitfrogen nit %ouSwGrtigen MGd).
ten aeidlidt nltr0c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-14
9ampierlinie YhilaSelphia. 9iIaGun.

B6ilaoelpbio, If. SSlni. =
Gin 9epeiS fir oen 8unebmenoen
G~llBenbanocl Ser Staot lit Die berte
criolgte Gntiinoigung elmer oirefteu
9umpicrperbinbung aluii6en Hbila.
oelpbia uno Siiiabon, Yortugal. arf
oieier neilen Clinic, melde bon Der
oOeltreif : Amerifaniiden 0ampfer-
8eielidaft" betrieben miro, meroen
orei 0onpier, n~2uoopico," CLARA"
uno o@eorgia," in 9ienIt geitellt
merben. Die beioen lestgenonnten
0onpfer iino bereitS bon 2iiiabon
obgcfabren uno in bieiem Nonat bier
i1aig. Spdter Ioa Der Gompier.
oienit nadJ Murieille, 8oulon ilno OIL.
oereu iran5oiiiden INSTRUMENTATION
ousgeoebnt per6en. 9isber ipnroen
portngieiiide @auren iiber 2onoon,
Siuerpool tno Saure naf 8bilaoeI.
pbia periflidt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-14
4nf iciuer Sudl5citsrciIc umsefom'
nlcft.

NeopeL If. SUM. glS Ser
,Ioroocutidc 2lopo". Compiler Ser
lin" beilte ans @enuo bier ohlongte,
pltrbe gemcl6et, boB Solano Sen.
nett, eiit Imarifoncr. mcldJer lid NIT
leiner Satin in @enno alf Dem
9ompier eingeidiift bate, mGbrcnb
ser lcbtet Hoht %peridDpono nno cltr'
meoer iibcr 9orb Gcltiir5t lit o6cr
Selbitmoro begongcn bat, Gas Gbe-
paor mar auf benz &iifpea na6 oet
Ser. Staoten begriifen, nod0em 6
cine Gour burd) Stolien oemodt
bette. Ger 0ompfer Berlin" miro
ouf gefebl Der 9eborbe ieine @eitcr-
iabrt nod) Nep.Yorf oili fltr5e 3eit
periGieben, inoem Die 9eboroe Den
SAT- nGber 81, nntariltden luiinidt.
Ser 8eribmunbene mar q Sabre ult
unb Mitglieo ser 4nluoltSiirmo 6ors
bulb & Bennett in Bolton, Moii. Or
Daf1e crit am II. Wtdt D. IS. lelne
iesige @ittpe, SRI. 2ucetta Ipern
llpbam BON Cambridge, gebeirotbet
itno gleid oaroui nit ibr cine Sod
5eitsfabrt ongetreten, BON wel6er or
llbt 5nriidfebren ioate.
Sonoorl II. SUM. - Gin Cor.
%relponoeirt oes n9oilp Chronicle" ic.
learapibrt aus Moilanb, es lei 5t
fiird]tcn, bob Bennett bon Der neopo.
litaniiden Gammoro sur Gafe fir
Die Serbaftung ser Mitglieoer Ser
Sdfpar5en Souo" in Ohio ermoroet
ooer I'M ieinar Shmutfiaden uro
icineS 9oareeloes @iaen entiiibrt
poroen iei. Gie 9eboroe BON Neopel
bat Dem 3ompier Berlin" oie Sort.
iebung iciner Geiie geitottet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-14
Tramcnlcide i'm 3icbbrnnncn.

Columbia, S.sG., #. SUM-
Srail &ictoria 8rifiin mllr0c beutc
ais 2eidc aus clncm .3iebbrumnen
i'm Sole ibrer bieiigcu 8obmtng &c.
5ogen. Sbre &cblc wor Ourdidnit-
ten un0 ibr ShGoel cingelGlogen. Sn
Der &ilhe bes Souies ionO man cine
art mo elm Goiirmeiier, beiOe nit
9litt befledt. 8rei Sobnc Der SoO.
ten, Elm &oitgGnacr uno Elm 6relho
Der Sodter Der Sroil limo oils Der Sc
tbeiligung oil Dem 0ioroe Uer6Gdtig
perbuitet morocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-14
SutercHantc Gntbianugca aus EnriS
III %criuartcu.

Boris, II. SUM. - Die Te'
gierimg bat bos Siegel Der @ebeim-
baltung bon Dem oiplomutiiden Pr
d)ip bis tS4S enticrnt, mo man er-
portet intereilaltte ndbere Otittbei-
lungen ilber oos Hegime Don grog-
lies Ibicrs unO @ni5ot in 9e5ug orT
9elgien un6 Yolcn, Den Streit nit
Geltreid unO oenl p1pltliden Stllbl,
ii6er aiioiren nit Oeutidlano mo
Sponien, nonentIid obcr iiber Die
Sorg0nge III Der 2euante uno Ggpps
ten lno ilber Die @roberuug Don
Nlaier.
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