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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-06
RESEMBLES DAY
OF INQUISITI0N
Continued from Page One,

Continued from Page One,
ing suspended while the first dcposi.
tions were read. This introduced q de-
scriptiop of the condition of the house
following the crime
Faints Under Ordeal.
When her examination was resumed
the accused woman described an ordeal
10 which she had been subjected and
which she said continued for four
hours. During that time, she claimed,
two French Journalists had tortured her
into denouncing Wolf by telling her
she was about to be arrested. Before
she had finished this recital. Madame
Steinheil broke down under excitement
and was led fainting from the court
room.
Three police witnesses testified that
after the murder the Steinheil house
did not appear TO have been the scene
of crime. the motive of which was
robbery, They said also the bonds
in which Madame Steipbeil was tied
did not seem 10 have been genuinely
fastened.
Following this testimony court ad-
iourned.
The government has sixty-seven wit
nesses and the defense nine.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-06
RACE ISSUE RAISED
IN REAL ESTATE DEAL

SEATTLE, Wash. Oct 5.-Action
was brought today by an Improvement
company, which plated a high class
residence addition TO Seattle. to set
aside transfer of lot in the addi-
tion to s. H. Stone. because he is a
negro. The lot was sold on contract
10 white woman, who transferred
il, with the consent of the company, to
Stone. whose color was not known to
the company. Counsel for the company
stated that it sought to dispossess the
negro, because his presence was obiee-
tionabe to white owners of lots
Stones counsel, also negro, cites
the constitution of the United States.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-06
HEIRS OF MRS. GUINNESS
WILL RECEIVE INSURANCE

LAPORTF. Ind. Nov 5.-A fire insur-
ancc company Of Connecticut today
agreed TO pay into the circuit court Of
this county $1,000, 10 be turned over 10
the heirs OF Mrs Belle Guinness who.
with her children. was burned to death
In the house ON her farm. April IS, 1905
The heirs to profit arc two brothers OF
Mrs. Guinness In Norway. and n sister
in Chicago. 4 Norwegian childrcn's =
home in Chicago. 10 which Mrs. Guinness
bcqueathed her property. refused To ac-
ccpt 1t.
on the Guinness farm several men were
robbed. murdered and buried
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-06
COLONEL JENKINS TALKS
TO THE SALVATION ARMY

Col. ". +. Jenkins OF the Salvation
Army gave a specch before the members
Al the Salvation Army hall Friday even
ing. The colonel chose for his text the
verses from Paul's cpisilc TO the Ephcs-
isns I'm which ho speaks Of the blessings
Of n clean heart and urges that the fol-
lowers ot Christ shall put on the whole
srmor OF the Lord" and thereby be able
TO Withstand the numerous temptations
and trials that we arc ALI subjected TO.
Col. jenkins stated that in all his cX-
perience he had never found any one
able 10 do right at all times and, as
such he deemed this advice OF the apos
tie as Of extremely great value,
The hall was reasonably well flied.
and those present seemed TO appreciate
the meeting.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-06
Noted Man to Lecture.

Judge William c. Ewing, c. s. L.. OF
Chicago, was FOR. TWO years supcrintend- =
cnt oi public instruction of Quincy, H.,
and for eight years the prosecuting Of
ilcor of tie state for the judicial circuit
In which Quincy is located. He was for
four years United States attorney for the
northern district % Illinois. and for six
years Judge OF the superior court OF
Illinois for the county of Cook. lie be-
came interested in Christian Science
through the personal experience OF heal
ing, and has devoted his entire time since
1899 10 service ms q lecturer on that sub
ject. Judge Ewing will lecture In the
Salt Lake theater Sunday. November IL,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-06
Answer Is Filed.

An answer was flied in the district
court Friday ny Bishop Lawrence Scan
Ian, in which he denies that Edna Batten
was compelled TO work In the laundry at
the kearns ST. AIMS orphaaRc and he
further alleges that the accident by which
the girl lost the fingers on her right hand
WAS due solely 70 her own negligence.
The child, by James NJ Batten, her
guardian ad Item. Is suing Bishop Scan
Ian Ia recover damages In the sum of
$1,000 for the loss OF her fingers while
working In tie laundry at the orphanage
on June z last
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-06
AMOUNT OF WARMERS
SHORTAGE NOT DETERMINED

CINCINNATI. O.. Nov. 5.-Alihouch c
l.. Wsrrlner. tho deposcd local treasurer
OF the Big Four Railroad company. re-
mains under surveillance. no warrant for
his arrest has been issued. nor has any
authoritative statement been made here
as to tho amount involved in the alleged
shortage in funds Of which Warmer had
charge.
today. Is now placed at from $50. 900 TO
s175 On0
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-06
Suit Ia Quiet Title.

An action was filed in the district court
Friday by the Salt Lake Investment COM
pany against j. NJ. Nelson, j. l.. Lawson,
A. r. Lawson and about 80 other de-
PENDANTS. TO quiet ttlc 10 a large number
OF lots In Silver Lake Driving Park sub
Division and In Thomsou'S addition 10
Garden CITY. located in sections 10 and
20. township ! SOUTH range 1 west, Salt
Lake meridian
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-06
Time Is Granted,

The state board of land commissioners,
at It's meeting on Friday made orders
granting the following applicants addi~
tional time in which to complete their
applications for filing on state lands under
the Carey land act. Sewer River Land
and Water company, ninety days, T. g.
WINNER, il, sixty days; Aldrich & Nc
Roberts, thirty days. The board did not
complete IT'S work and Will meet again
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-06
Suit Over an Alley.

The corporation OF the Episcopal church
In Utah. Anna Hopkins. Nella S. Stryker
and Fred j. Bird filed an action IN the
district court Friday evening against c.
+. Bernstrom and Ave other parties TO
quiet title TO an alleyway through block
16. iive-acre plat \. Big Flsid surrey, and
asking for restraining order 20 prevent
defendants fr"m maInia!ning fence
across the alley und preyeuting plaintiffs
from usi-g II Il: connection with their
property.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-06
CHICAGO EXCURSION

Via Salt Lake Route. Very low round
trip rates IN effect all stations in
Utah. November 18th and 18th. Good
returning to December 18th. Los An
geles Limited two and oue-balf DAYS
from Juab or Milford to Chicago. Elec-
tric lighted steam heated. Observa-
tion buffet car. Ask any Salt Lake
Route agent.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-06
VERDICT OF MURDER;
BLAME Is NOT FIXED

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 5,--Tho cor
oner's jury In the case OF Leo Majors.
alias John Frederick. the professional
bcggar. who was stabbed To death In this
city on the night of October s. decided
today that the man was murdered, but
declined to fix the responsibility for his
death upon James Boyle and James Lane,
fellow beggars now being held by tho
police on suspicion.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-06
Orphans Home Transferred.

A decd was filed i'm the county rocor-
dcrs Office Friday by which the Orphans
Home and Day Nursery association
transferred TO Salt Lake county part Of
lot 4, block s. hve-acre plat \. Big Field
property Is the Orphans home on State
street Just aoCth OF the county intrlnary,
and II will bc used by the county as a
detention home in connection with the
juvenile court.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-06

The jury in the case Of j. w McJenry
against PheliX Mcdonald, which was tried
in Judge Armstrong; court on Friday
afternoon. returned a verdict in favor
Of plaintiff for the sum of $3.50 Nc
$50. 00o for the loss OF a leg which had
to be smputatod as a result OF shot
from a gun which was accidentally
dropped by Mcdonald I'm McHenry's
livery stable at Murray on July H. 1905
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-06
MULLETT's CLOTHING STORE.

See our two specials ads in this
mornings paper,
The Dolly Dimple Throw Scarfs for
ladies and the Phoenix Mufhers for
men, women aud children.
See our show windows.
MULLETT CLOTHING COMPANY,
Half block west from Main, on Second
South
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-06
Bullet Is Removed.

Dominick Albanese. who has been in
the county jail about n month. awaiting
trial upon the charge of assault with a
deadly weapon upon Rosa Pauio, was
taken TO the ST. Marks hospital on Fri
day and an operation performed for the
removal Of n bullet which had lodged
back OF his ear. Albanesc was shot in
Denver last June in a fight over the girl
whom he tried 10 kill with a razor in
this city q month ago and tho bullet re-
maincd where IL lodged until removed
Friday by Doctors Hamilton and Kirtey.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-06
EXCURSIONS TO CHICAGO
November 18th and 18th,

Via Oregon Short Line, for UNITED
LAND AND IRRIGATION
November 90 to Deccm-
be- 4. aud INTERNATIONAL LIVE.
STOCK EXPOSITION, November 81
to December 10. Round trip from Salt
Lake, $500 Limit, December 10. City
Ticket Office, 20l Nam street
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-06
Forbes Now Governor.

WASHINGTON, Nov. Wv. Cameron
Forbes. vice governor general OF the
Philippines. has been named by Presi-
dent Taft as governor general TO succeed
the presen. governor general. James
Smith. whose resignation has been ac-
cepted 10 take effect November II. at tho
expiration of his leave OF absence.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-06
EXCURSIONS TO Chicago.
NoYenNher is and Il

STATES LAND AND IRRIGATI0,HS
EXPOSITION, November 90 10 Decem.
Der !, and INTERNATIONAL LIVE
STOCK EXPOSITION. November o.
to December 10. Round trip from Salt
Lake, $500, Limit December 10. CITY
Ticket fee, 201 Main street.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-06
Nordica Loses Suit.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass Nov, "a de-
dica, the opera singer. and several OF
her sisters and cousins. who attempted
to break the viii of their aunt Mrs.
Vannlc f., Allen OF Nelrose. was handed
down by Judge Rugg In The state su-
premc court today.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-06
The Health Dept.

In your bodily system Is looked
after by millions Of little soldiers
in your blood - those corpuscIes
constantly fighting for you.
II this army is well fed and kept
healthy and strong, by taking Hoods
Sarsaparilla, it will destroy the uncount-
able horde of germ m-enemies that are
attacking you every moment OF your life.
Hoods Sarsaparilla will keep you
free from or will cure you of scrofula,
eczema, rheumatism, catarrh, anemia,
that tired feeling and all such ailments.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-06
Title Is Quietad

Judge Morse, on Friday, rendered a de-
cree In favor OF Henry j. Wallace and
against John Connolly. Elizabeth Con.
nelly and Anna G.. Connolly. uuieting
his title 10 part OF lot G. block SO. plat
A, Salt Lake City survey.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-06
Phipps Given Judgment.

A decree was rendered by Judge Morse,
Friday. In the case of Henry Phipps. Jr.,
against Julia T. A. QuayIe and about $50
other defendants. qutetinG plaintiffs title
10 lots s. l6. IL and IS. block 20 flye-acrc
plat a, Big Field survey.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-06

many liquor men actively supported Law
renee and as actively opposed Dininny
uarrv Joseph. the irrcpressihe and
generally offensive church controlled Re
. publican, was very properly squclched In
the Forty fourth district last Tuesday,
after having tried TO bulldoZe the Amcri-
, cans. The trimming which he got al the
hands or George Meyer Will not soon be
forgotten by those who witnessed it In
sact Mr.. Meyer made gallant and
2 effective campaign for the Americans be-
f. ed TO his already large list OF friends be-
cause OF his fine SeneralShip at the polls.
Drs. Short and Goshen. aided by the
Descret News. managed To reduce Mar
tin Nulyoy's vote in the Fifth ward by
the entire anti Muvey campaign They
are probably proud Of their influence. But
III they pun themselves together and come
Ia a rcsliza tion that even a great per
congregations had no faith in their work
!ntrospccrion may do them good.
DR. Short has ability, but lacks equi-
l!brium. His opposition TO Muivcy may
he considered as sincere Probably il
20 be uSsd as one Of the agents Of the
"HemoUrhage'' in the Dolly Dimples'
Swindlr, one must needs believe that hc
has an uncomfortable passion for pub
,icity.
The fathers and mothers OF Salt Lake
girls who have been insulted by ru!hans
under the preteXt that they were at
tempting to Identify tho imported adven-
tureSS Of disreputablc advertising
scheme. are not likely TO look with favor
on the minister OF the gospel who loaned
his name and services 10 an outrage such
as that has proved to be-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-06
DANCING SCHOOL.
Verdict for McHenry.

Odeon academy class for beginners
commences TUESDAY evening at S.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-06
o,Iv on. "seoMo ouININE"

That is LAXATIVE BROMO QUINlNE.
ool5 for the signature OF r w. GROVE.
Used the world over TO cure a cold In one
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-06
AMERICAN VICTORY
LARGELY GENTLE

Continued from Page One.
many liquor men actively supported Law
renee and as actively opposed Dininny.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-13

Seldom &igo antmorien mor0en lei.
GU, MIN miiicn mir, mics gcmodIt
mer0en ioIl. Gas 9eten uno Ereoi,
gen mag Den Frobibitioniiten iibcr-
Ioiicn blcibcn obcr Die @cgner Ger
Prohibition miiiian iif riibrcn, mil
len orbciten unO bel Der 2huiitcllun9
Don GonoiOoten iiir Die Stoot$.
gciebAcbun0 oaroli iebcn, OoB MIR
iolde NfGuncr ouigcitcIlt meroen,
meIf2 @cludbr %lciitcn, ooB lie fiir
bic Erobibition9iohc nidt 81 bo6en
iln0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-13

ote Irilbcr 10 mohttgc iron5oiilde
Sprod)e Die Wilttteriprod)e pon bod
items is WiiQionen lit, reOen ilber 81
Wiuionen 9eutidL unO eS lit beref-
tIgte Soffnurg p%orbonhcL DAB NIT
leoem Sabr5ebnt oieier llntcrihieo 5lt
ullleren @luniten gr0Bcr miro. Die
Sauptmolie Der Gelltidre0en0ct
ipobnt III Wtittelcuropo: in Gelltlt)s
lano nidt gang 80 Wiiaioneu, IN Celt-
reifsllngorn iiber 111@ Wtiuioncl, III
Der Sdmei5 21@ MiQiouen. Hoage-
lprengt BON oieicr I'M 8roBen ulo
@olt5cn 5uiommenbdngcnoeu Wtoiie
lpobnen nabe5u = Wtiaionen 0Tltif
reoenoe IN MuBluno, 100000 IN Sro.
lilicrL 225,000 III %Surcmburg, 10000
in N%uIrrolien, 100000 III @roBbris
tnnnien. Slt ieoem Der &ultur MIR
irgeuomie criflolienen 2unoe crflilIgt
lmierc Sprafe. So lit IN Supan
Gcuti6 Die Wtlltteripro6e Don 96S,
in &eru BON rln6 2000, in Siom
bon 1913. Die 3o6l Der Geutid ipre-
hclloen Nor0umerifn1lcr ihdBt Hu.
6olf Gronolr, Der befonnte 0clltid)-
omcritonii6c WoIer, ouf II Wtiuio.
ller.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-13
Wefanntmad lnnaen.
Srpartrnieut fir 6ffcntlidlc sidierbcit.. 9artei.
SnbsEepartenten bee @eb1HoesJ nIpettors'
Viireaus, Hatblaus.
TT 0 Z, OtTI =, VIII IVUIi'
S6 babe gtpplttatloneu 1iIr ole iuiaenoeH II

NnIt1mpre, Den 3. Viii IWUV.
&b babe slppIttatloreu 1Ir Die iot9eroeu Fri'
oilcglet erbnlten:
gir. 1905, Sants StrnBe, 1 eleftrii6er Wiotcr
pou 3 Rferoefrdiicn.
9r. 1908, GibIaubsAtoeuue. I eleftriiher Mo-
tor bon : Eieroefrdfteu.
M. 315. giortb. StraBc, 1 e.eftrtiher Wtotor
bon IL Kieroefrnft.
9ir. POO, acknowledgements 1 clefirifhcr Utua
tur bon 3 Rleroefrdtten.
9ir. COG, Sit=taltlmores Strdbe. 8 UIoture
mil elmer @eianmtsGnpa5;tG BON 1 4ieroe.
lrdltel.
N}otpr BON > Bieroetrdfien.
yr. 20. 9turo=9ouioapsS trdbe, ? eleftriibe
lliutorc non . Hfcroeirdttef.
Srueno Semano, luelber Gimuenouuuell acs
acG one oblpeu {riUileaien erbeben mid. bat
feline 8rOteit. SrtlarllnG am ooer bor Dem is.
Sull 1909, 10 llbr &urmiitags, in oieieul Ri.
rcdu ctn5uretbe1, lu1lIll itber ~OieieIbcrl uGrbaH'
belt peroeU miro.
- GbWaro :. greitpu,
CSulil3l @ebdunes Snfpeftnr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-13
sirrou hrs etopt.MreKtratOrs.

VuITIn 0 &c, .. NUIT IdUU'
Nlcn oaran iuterCfiirieH Rerlolci. lulto piers
nit gtabribt pegebeil, bdB Der Sldoi'St4enIeh
am 3. Suli 1909 in oieiem Bureau, iule eS
ourdD Den Nbfdnitt "a. 9lrtitcl 80, oeS Salii'
murer Stuot /. 9oocr bon 1906 oerlGll4t piro'
ben erfldrenoen 9lali uuo Suplifutlllle Der Stos
iieranibidoe fir bie Gibelirun9, Rlidlierltn9
mo ben RunoiteiubnlI eiuer Iuep btnter sir.
1881 bis t143, Baltimore trabe, mo |r'
Wne oapon ucrilbrten 4erioneu limo berehs
tigt, innerbalb 80 1daen, BON Sntum porpe
ndHnter SinterIegItg an, i'm Baltimore Gtdots
geri6t ourd) fortified einGeret6te Yeittion oa'
Z. sepcn Sbpmas,
SuItG,t 3,2O2O Observation-Disclosures.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-13
ehreou brs etabt.Neaihraturs.

VnTTIWI 0 I 9, 0. VIII IUUU'
@ueu oaran iuteretIirten Rerionen pirb bier.
nit 9lad,ri6t geaebeit, o1B Der StaotsSngeuielIr
am 3. Suli 1909 in oieient Silrenl, pie g
morer Stabt : Goher BON 1906 nerlllat miro
ben erfldrenoen gIan uno NupIiIntliite Der $40.
ftenalriIa9e fit ole 9iioeuirlnq. FfIniiertlt9 nm
ben 9nihiteinbGli elmer blllib bon @llltoro'
Scm, ais Selta etraRe betanntcu AneN, binier'
leat bat.
Nlc oabon berii6rtcn Eeriouen limo bered
tiql, innerbulb 80 GnAen, pom Sdtlnl nDrgt'
nauntcr Sinterle1utg an, I'M Naltin1Ore. Siaof
geriht ourcb idriftlid eiHgerei6te R~eiittol on
geaeH 6I Gppeuiren.
z. Seiurl IdumuS,
Euli6. t3. 20,2O Gtuots9tegiitrdtpr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-13
9iireau oeS staot.@cumctsrs.

Der Stuots@cometcr miro an Wnntua, ocil
10. Sult 1909 bur uliell allGegebeneu Seit an
Srt uuo Stelle crl6etncn mo ole ~Jtloeanr Der
iplaenoen Straben etablircn, lllo peIll notbia,
bon Jteuem ctdOtlrelI:
Srenont. slpenue. uon Baltimore bis 9cring.
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Kan cite Strube, ron SremoftsIoente bis sur
Rnprlrtnn Strngp nm 1915 Wlprgens.
9in6oros SiTube. bon Srellontsaoe. nls Rirte'
~ Maletgb &. Sbumns,
Gg3) StdotsSeomeier
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-13

WniierfrGfte, oie fed II /.
ihcr &ermcrtbun0 barren. NlS Ole
beocltenoIten @olicrfGue Der W2lt
fcnnt MON 0enlcilbIn mr. oet
Niogoruioll III Noroomcritq mo ric
GGae oeS 3ombcii in Nfrift. Nur
Die menigiten wiiien NGbercS iibcr
bcn Sgnollofatoroft IN Siioanlcrita.
Der ollerOin9S crit ii ncuercr 3cit
ulter Dem Nomen Sulto @ronbe DC
&ictoria nGbar bctonnt ~gcporoen lit.
Gieie @aiieriGle, Die cine uncrmeb-
lihe &roftolleae reprdientiren, liegr1
26 &ilomcter Dor Der Wiinoung rt3
SgnaiIo III 0en Eorannltronl, BORT,
NO @roiilierL glrgcntinien mo 80.
ro9unp uneinunoer grcn5en. Sier
iinbct lid cine chr groBe 3obl Doh
@oiierl0llcn. 10 boB icna 0egenb Sen
9einonen oGoS 2ano Der &olier.
idle" crboltcn bat. Ger Sgnoiio ent.
ipritgt nobc ser aiiIte bcs o~tlonti.
iden ScconS bel 9iiritpbo. gber Die
porgclugcrtcn 8ebirge baben 0en
Strom gc5mungelL lid einen @eg III
meltlider Hid)tung ST. bobnell 10
oob er lid nit Dem 2onfe 0eS ga.
rama ucreinigt. &ur5 Dor Dem Ginfoa
IN oieicn liegen Die groBen SGlle.
9(ui Der broiiliuniihen Settle itiir5sn
lid Die @oiiermoiien 200 Sl,b tief
in Die Shlid)t. Gin arm oeS Stre.
mes, ourd cine Sitiel bon oenl bra.
iilionilden 6aQ igetrennt, biloet 5luti
oloerc &at1rafte in Irgcntinien.
@Gbrenb Die NiugoruiGaa 4770 Sub
brett unb bis t67 Sub bod iinb, Ia.
ben Die Sgnaiiofalle cine 9reite bon
runo 10000 Sub unb ii1o Elm Grit
tel b0bcr oils Ser Niogaro.
@ie pieIe W e den pre-
heln Geuti6? Sebem oeutidgeiinn.
ten Wnnn nlub eS cine on9enebme
@eih1itigulg iein, Scr Serbreitung
%ieiner Mlt~tteripradle nod)5ugeben; lit
tie bod nod Dem GnelIihell, oos bon
1875 Miuiopen gelproten ptro. Die
perbreitctitc aulturiprode. @6breno
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Gululanbs tiir.iide 8GSer.
equitable. @ebauoe, SuitaHt ssssn. etsts oiiss,
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9turos FuNfons Sirabe, 10 Sabre Glw
Vim 10. 5uIi @curgr u. seiiipns, 9ir. 1906.
&arre1sglneulie. 80 Sabre alt.
Am 0. Suli Serubaro g. TribHil, 9tr. 1865,
g0eits runiliIIsStraRe % Sabre alt.
Nm 8. 2nIi sarnB y. @ossl, ytr. 2S, Sim
iprsStruBe, GO Sabre alt.
0ioro SallaSsS trlBe, 80 Sabre alt.
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emilia Gambler.

IS Itarb am 10. Suli 1909 emilia eouoer i'm
9(ier BON IA Subrcm. Sic Neeroi8uta finoet
oon Der Nobrllng ibraS @robelter1, Gr. 1906,
Guros Sraof urosS trubc, ans ant SteuItaa, .oel
IS. Suli. Gnhmittags , llhr. aus iiuit. Betiets
8ung duf Dem SerutnIems 6rieoDole 81 Sdroen'
nile OIL DER glelnir.AipnO. N02-lO
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NpfsG z9ampfer=G So

sommer.5 abrplau
Ibfahrt beS 9ampferS mad Spds9reef iino
Gtuuu Greet bon Speoben's gSerite, an Sube
bes Sroaoipnn, tdglid nm 8 l6r Mloreens uno
3 llbr gia6mitidaS. aIsaenommien SamIiua
mo Gonntda. Gnnlftags nm 6 llbr Wloreens
uno 3 nbr Hta6miitngS lllo SonntdeS UNI A II.
8 ltbr WiorgenS iitlo 9 ltbr 9tnnmittuas.
Spe5tals9iaten init Snulpfers9barieriHg gepes
ben. Sir a0ipnbfbeirsS rfuriionen f1Tiieu bes
ionoere ARRANGEMENTS e~etrpffen neroen.
SIR nue 9in5elnbeitel frage, telepbonire ODER
fhreibe all SpBu Seatb, SuperiutsHoent, Speb.
een's AIari, am 5uRe oes YruaowaD.
(m2nib 3lIte)
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umsngs.GerfaMf.

Tonnmenten. @rubfteiHeu nnb etatnen.
9a mir oaS 2agerburs gr. 1928, gluro.
GburIes.Strdbe. besogen buben, tperben mir bas
gan5e eager an Saao am alien 8Iabe, Hr. ZIG,
@eit.g aitimuresstrn 8u anSnebinlih nteori,
gen 9reifen perfalfelt.
z. SiIsartncr 4 Suns.