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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-06-23
new SICEL MURDER SUSPECT IS
ARRESTED NEAR JOHNSTOWN, PA.

Johnstown, Pa, June 23.-The author
tiles believe they have Leon Ling, H.
legged murderer of Elsie Sigei, in Gus
tody.
The Chinaman was arrested at Wind
her near here at noon and is being
brought to Johnstown for examination.
When arrested he exhibited great ner
vousness. 1t is reported he made
confession, but this cannot be verified.
Modifcs Reports.
New York, June 23.-The district at
torneys Office gave out statement to-
day modifying and to some exten.
changing the unofficial published re-
ports giving the alleged circumstantial
details of Chung Sins confession in
the Sigel murder case. According to
this statement the story told by Chung
was not that he actually saw the mur-
der committed, or that he helped to
bind up the trunk after Elsie Sigels
body had been placed in it.
Admits Seeing Body.
New York, June 23.-Baited and in
Inundated by detectives, threatened with
prosecution and confused with rapid
ire questions, Chung Sin, one time
room mate of Leon Ling, told yester-
day afternoon of Elsie Sigels murder.
Under the terrific pressure of the
third degree" the little ChinamaL
admitted that he had seen the body
in Leon Ling's room, that he had
touched it while it was still warm.
mat he had smelled drugs and had
watched Leon Ling's preparations for
placing the body in the trunk where
It was found horribly decomposed last
Friday night.
Denies Completely.
Chung Sin, in fact, if what was
learned at the criminal courts building
is correct, described almost everything
concerning the murder of Major Gen
eral Frame Sigel's granddaughter
with the exception of the actual com
r1ission of the crime. He denied com
pllcity in it and protested stoutly that
be was ignorant of the whereabouts
of Ling, the supposed murderer. AT
ter the inquisition he was taken be
fore Coroner Harburger and held in
$4,000 bail in the house of detention
10 await the inquest.
Goes Through Sweating.
Chung Sin is 35 years old and d
native of Canton. He was arrested
Monday morning at West Galway. Y
Y, and was brought to New York yes
terday. Immediately after his arrest
FLIED with questions, bullied, per
suaded and entangled in mass ai
questions. 1t was not until late yes
terday, however, that this method was
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-06-23
COAST QUAKE IS
MOST SEVERE IN
SEVERAL YEARS

Grass Valley, CAL, June 23.-An
earthquake, the most severe shock ex-
perienced here in several years, oc-
Cured at 11:25 last night. A second
lighter shock came at 11:49. Reports
from Marysville, Nevada City. Chico,
and Colfax say the towns were shaken
No damage has been reported.
Reno, New, June 23.-Ap earthquake
shock was felt here at 11:z6 last night
No damage.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-06-23
AMERICAN TOURISTS
DROWN IN IRELAND

Killarney, Ireland, June pa boat
containing nine tourists, presumably
Americans, and four boatmen was
swamped today on Lower Killarney
lake. ALI the tourists and two boat
men were drowned.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-06-23
KILL MUTINEERS' LEADER
American Forces Engaged I'm Skir-
mish in Philippines.

Manila, June 23.-According to news
received here today, Lieutenant Noble
with a company of the 23rd constabu-
iary, struck part of the Davao mutt
neers on the 18th, and killed Sergeant
Academia, leader of the mutiny in the
ensuing fight. Sergeant Hewson cf
the American forces, who killed the
mutineer chief, was wounded during
the SkiTmiSh.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-06-23
Count Kills Tar in Mutiny,

Saint Tropez. France, June 23.--
The crew of Count Obemuller's yacht
mutinied yesterday and attacked the
count with revolvers. The latter re-
ing sailor. The police, attracted
by the fusillade, boarded the yacht
and placed the mutincers under ar
rest.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-06-23
TURNER'S BY THOUSANDS
POUR into CINCINNATI:

her and not sold at auction, accord
ing to her lawyer, through the kind
ness of her creditors, who have con-
the payment of their dues. The or
der also states that if King Leopold
disinherits his daughter legal steps
will be taken to obtain justice for
the princess.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-06-23
MORE SERVANTS HEARD
Mrs. Gould Continues Efforts to Re-
fute Husbands Evidence.

New York, June 2S.-Counsel Cor
Mrs. Katherine Clemmons Gould at the
trial of her suit for separation from
her husband today continued the
march of servants and friends of his
client to the witness stand in an eff
fort to refute the testimony of intox-
ioation and other indiscretions which
was given by witnesses for the de-
fense.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-06-23
American Polo Team Wirs.

The Meadowbrook Ii polo team won
the first match played at Huriingham
today for the American polo esp scor-
ing nine goals to five for the English
team.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-06-23
PRIVATE KLEIN
ACQUITTED OF
MURDER CHARGE

Kankakee, ILL.,, June 23.-The Jury
liz the case of Private Joseph B. Klein.
charged with the murder of Earl Net
son. the 16-year-old Kankakee boy last
August while the 1st regiment I. N G..
was enroute to the Springfield riots,
returned verdict of mot guilty" to.
day.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-06-23
ALBANIANS WHIP TURKS
Young Leader Is Slain and $50 Kill
ed at Battle of Pass.

Vienna, June 23.-It is reported
from Uskup. European Turkey, that
General Djavid Pasha has suffered
serious defeat at the hands of A.
in vain attempt to dislodge them
from narrow pass. The Turkish
loss is estimated at IA officers and
$50 men killed or wounded. Among
these killed was the young Turk
leader, Kiamil Bey.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-06-23
DRUNKEN OFFICER SHOOTS
Bernard Lagan, Prominent Frisco
Business Man Is Victim.

San Francisco. June 23.-Early tn.
day Bernard Lagan, a prominent young
man, was shot and probably fatally
wounded by Captain M. J. Conboy Of
the local police department Accord
ing to the dying statement of Lagan
the attack was entirely unprovoked.
He declared Conboy was intoxicated.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-06-23
PRINCESS KEEPS JEWELS
Debtors Decide to Collect Debts
Without Gems from Louise.

Brussels, June 23.-The jewels be-
queathed to Princess Louise by her
mother, the late Queen Henrietta,
which have been seized innumerable
times for debt, are to be retained by
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-06-23
NO HOPE FOR LOWER LUMBER
TARIFF IN UPPER HOUSE.

less than 25 pounds, but failed, his
amendment being voted down, 81 to
As. An amendment by Mr.. Stone plac-
ing not only hides but many of their
products on the free list was also lost
Conference Corporations.
Washington, June 23.-Details of
the proposed measure for the taxa
ton of net earnings of corporations
were arranged last night at the most
important conference that has been
held at the White house since Mr..
Taft assumed the presidency.
There were present as the presi-
dents guests at dinner Attorney
General Wickersham and Senator
Root, who are charged with the task
of drafting the measure; Secretary
of State Knox, Senators Aldrich,
Burrows, Penrose, Hale, Cullom,
Flint, Smoot, McCumber and Lodge.
constituting the republican member
ship of the senate finance committee,
Speaker Cannon, Representative
Payne, chairman of the house COM
mittee an ways and means and Rep
resentative John Dwight of New
York, the republican whip of the
house.
Tear 1t to Pieces.
The statesmen sat down 10 dinner
in the state dining room at S o'clock.
No business was discussed at the din
ner, but for two hours afterward the
corporation tax measure, which had
been prepared in the form of an
amendment to the tariff bill, was
viewed from every angle. Many
changes from the form in which it
was placed were suggested and not
a few Of these were declared to be !
wise. The result was that the care
fully prepared copies given to each
member of the party by Attorney
General Wickersham were returned
to him at the end of the conference.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-24

rIdrten@ sfelaenae 3nihtift sur Scr
ofientlidunA 5il:. ..Gcr-gGrm III &to-
lien lucgen Der @ieltr -llniuerlitotl
&ottnlle ~beidlriuttp lid nieht alIclll
ortt Geriommlungcn unO StroBcls
tlt1ogeplnlgcn; sic Mclidclt Wll'clL
mount ir ibren ylu1crl0ltcn NrlIe
oernL" Die nod INNER III Den 6el'elll
CutrUh'a lfmod)telL an mclltel1
ulttcr Die Nrme grciiNl fGntcn, Wit
@elo! Die SamllrnNNr6iiir Den ire.
oentiitilhda &erein n0unte AIiBblt.
H." Der ifoific einfiinitc mlSidljcBIlh
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miOmtt,J oiboBen nod Ser W}eI0ulN
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Sulnp(c T1it; l0.0OO %trr fpclt iibcr
Idrittcil4 81 nod iumlcr ileiBi8 mel
fer gelonmelt miro, 10 @t0nncn ole
ullueri0itci1" oni elm mtcrlunrtctc5
observation-disclosures non bcoelltcllocr
Npbc rcdnelL boa 5uiunmteu nit Den
Grobcn Sltmnten, sic u%uidDrlidl ans
&tolici biniiberflicBcL sur &ef0n
pilrng ocS Geutid}tbma III SiIbslp-
rol mo Sriclt pcrmclDct miro. NSlr
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@oucll. Madt e Den <Stolicncrn
9Icid], @ir ben0tbiQer oo3 @rlo
nldlt ST angriiicu Qcacn mOrrc
N0Ifcr. innOern mir brdlld)ell ca 6rin-
geno, I'M nnlcrcn tiJcncn @er0 5lt
ltd)crn, Ins San0 Nll0rcna Noier'a
mo oic Fcrlc Der Norio lit bis ulfS
Nclbcritc bcoro6t.
Sir vSn1Ibltrgcr 9tndridtcn" be-
mcrfen oo5n; u@ir t0nncn lllla bier
Der Innlerflll9 nidt cntboItc,L OoB
ote, rctt bcbcutcrocn Summcn, sic
omldBlid Der Observation-Disclosures
aus pclttifcp @ollcm nod Stnlicn &c
flollen iilto, cigcntllh icitcna Der HSr-
rGoelltllten cine ltol3c 3l1riidpcinnlg
bottelt erfolrcll miiilelr; ocnu poll ci-
ltrnl nit loId)cr Grbittcrlmg befGmpi.
ten @eAncr ldbt mani lid ood nid,t
germ bclddmcl."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-24

e hmabCn &@erein." -Ga2
1Scit Gon1itc fiir ooa morgen Nbe1O
IN Scr @crnurliu Nt0umerdorsSole
ltottiinocnoe u. S%tiitlngSfeit oeS
Sdnuabcn &crcina belt gelttril
Nbrlo in Der Mohnull9 ictnea Gbrel'
ErGiioentcn Nru. 6ron5 Coulter, Nr.
1915, g86iteItrnBc, cine ShluBiibuulg
al. mo licB iGnntlide getrolfcneH
arrangements Hepuc poiiircn. %.
mad III llrtbciIcrL itcht, luie man Is
bel ocn Sdmoben 1cipobnt lit, ell
.@onlbcnerfplg" in NuSlidt. ~ Cas-
Flr N%ltifiibrlna fon1nlenbc Ieitiplel:
Gin Iuoicn5tog 8oniG @ilhelm'@
Oca 3lpeitcn" miro bic Suhnutafcll
Der NGite IN itctcr @clptgllng baltcn
ltno ibnru Den idludbiidIclt 0crbblc'
ocrcn Gborutter lcbbdit Dor NllNtIl
iiihrcn. Ser 9%lufiilbrmt8 ioIgt Elm
Hotter @oQ.
NicDer NCiuN0 Hno III II II
ter. - 6rcunoc ulO Nctonnte mcr'
Den nit &crgnii0cn Die Nohrlht ncr'
ncbmcll, BOB Nr. 6uOoli Berger pol
9tr. 1909. Nout StrnBc, Scr iibcr orel
@odcn lang lpcQcn zines Mto0cnlct.
Deus 6cttlu0criQ mar, mic0cr herNc'
ltcQt lit lnO icinc W0itc micbcr IN Der
bel ihn gupobntcn pr06tiDcn 9oltnc
cnlpi0ngt.
ShoE lid Ourh llnunr,
iihtintcit. - G0moro NJ. Suuir
nan. 30 Sabre oIt, III Mr.. 1G, 9torN.
Sine Strobc, mobllboit. ihob lid &c,
itcrn 0llrdJ ciucn llngliiflidlcn ,}llfnii
inn SintcrSimucr Der @irtbid,oft ppn
Charles InabC10cr, 9tr. IL, Nor0,
Fint Strobe, cine Sil9cl III Dos Iinfc
@cin. Gr lpor inn Stonbc, lid nod)
Dem ollniucrlitGta r&oipitol" 81 bcNc.
ben. no CT bon Ir. W. :. Coleman
in @ebonollnng gcnonlmcn mur0c.
Gr erfl1rte ScrQeont NiQ Don Der
mcltlidcn Foli5ciltotion, bnB bel Dem
&crillde, cine Eutrpne aus cincm Ne
polpcr 5i e%ntferncn, iid oieic cntlu0
mo Die &llgcl linn ms 9cin orong.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-24
WcoGdytnie fcbrt 5nriif.

Ntm Nuucn, Gonn., %. &all.
81. Nu0u GicicnOort Der Spc5io-
lit iiir @ciitcafrnufhcitcll an 0cr
Nolc. llnipcriitGt. bot nit lcincr &c.
hoNollmg Onrd @ppnoic bci Der
NGn5lid]cn gmnclie bca bicr I'M
Wrucc.Soipitnl ~liegcnocn Gbos. Sltcll
hiahcr munocrbore Grfol8c gc5eitiAt,
0na @coGGtniB Oca mgIilcflihcn
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sen. &opf lcin gnr3eS friibcrc5 Sebcn
pcrgaB, fommt, mcnn 0ltd) lunglnm,
mic0cr. .
Tr. 2icfcnOori bot Ocn Wionm bcll.
tC micbcr hupnotilirt mo babel Nu94
iu1cn GUS linn berpor1clodt, Die icinc
,<Orltiiifotion icBt leidt gcitoltcn
mcr0cn.
Gitcn iugte in Der Nppnoie, ooB CT
eincn Sufel Nonena otto @ebcr IN
Germantown, 80, hobc, Scr BORT ais
prottiihcr 9lr3t al Nibgc-9ioob mob
III. Gam babe cr einen Better To
nib Slten III Mplunt 2Illbrrn, Shio,
lei Cincinnati. Gicicr lit H~lpotbcfcr.
Strncr bobc CT 5pci @ril0cr. @Corg
mo Non2. Die ais SnNellicltr rclp.
Nrdjiteft IN Gcrlin mubntcl. SCint
Sdrpcitcr, Grou Glurn Mt;B. mobnc
1lrihfoll@ in Der Sollptltnbt 0ca
Gclltid)cn Neld)cS, mo 3mar IN Ser
9N1nrueS truBc. Seine cQc1le 9f0rcnC
CAB ct mic0cr ais II. StruBc, 9tGp.
Norf, on. SIlld) lonlt blieb CT bel lei
zen porbcr 9cnlod)ten N~lualogcn.
ais cr ipatcr mic0cr aus Dem bpp-
notlld)cn Sd)lulc crluudlt mar, Io1tc
er: Ser Sottpr bat mir cr5Gblt, 0ob
i5 Gruu mo &ilb irgcnomp bobc.
Sit Is nid)t idrcdlid, ooron 5l hcn
fen unb niht 81 miiicn, mcr ulo no
tic linb. Sch fam mid on lic gar
nid]t nlCbr crinncrn,"
Sic Grcianiiie. Die iid icit lci1cr
GinIicicrung ms Soipital ubipicltcn
itebel Gitcn olc l%ebenoig bar 9Iltgcll,
Gr bat icbt obcr olld id)on in ma,
bcnt 3ultunoc Momentc, in oenen CT
iih ollf StroBcn mo Nonlen nllS ici.
ncr frilbcrcn 3eit hciinnt.
Mebr ais 200 ,Sricic iino im so
ipitnl e~Illgclol,icn bon Sclttcrl sic III
Dem Faticntcn cillcn pcridmlmocncn
Gcrmml0tcn pcrmulthcn. Nie anira.
gen Ii1O ole NIT elmer gcloucn Nc
idrcibmg Sitcn's beautmortct nor.
bcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-24
@un altcn Hpitillpns

Sl cinem a6runoriB Der Epitgc.
ld|idltc" non slbcrt Stlldt, SauptleI)-
rer OH Der E~oitidrnlc 81 @iel, miro in
onitla1tcr @eiie aeidiloert, pie I'M
1S, Sobrbunocrt Die Eoltinonsiftefd
allS'oben. SIG iuoren, nod 5eitge,
nollildlen @eridten mdbre l~lngehelt-
er un0 gi1gen Den Eoitilonen bei
llabe bis an ocn Seib; babel iparen lie
10 gerolunig, 10 bif unb 10 lteif lpie
EN- bol5crnes @lltterfuB. 9nrin III
gebcn NOR gur5 unm0glid Sic lutr-
Den oobcr, mcnm Die Yoitpfcroe dnge.
lponllt lporclL ncbcn bas Sottclpfcrb
btngcltcllt, nno Der Eoitilon idlpona
lid. lpern oaeS fertie NOR. nit lei
llcn Sd)uben IN Die Sticfel .bincin,
luoraltf or nId,t obnc |Initrcn9ltna
nui oaS Eicrb fletterte. Die SticfeI
lporen nton lollte bos fanm fir
nloglid bolten aus idnueren Dol
5crleu 6nBonllbcn heraeitetlt Ii. nit
Seocr iiber5ogenc Hobre. Sic IS oenl
FoItreiter nobc5il nnm6gli6 mad)tcil,
ppni Efer0e 5lt. faIcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-24

Mien D. San. - ltpd) bcbcnfli.
der InIt ais Nacs, mas biSber Der No-
tionatitGtentnnpf in Seitreid her.
uoraebrnd)t bot, limo cie Grei9nilie,
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Nrilr in @obnltn filr5lid mar. ST.
Ser Stoot lager, oils 8drniion altd)
clni0c Ga%tuoroncn Srogoncr. oercn
Wtannld)oit ollsiflicBlit ans G5cdct
bcltcbt. @ubrcn0 man ubcr Ipnit in
ntilltnrl'dcl &rcllen 3rrildbdltunN
III n0tlonalcn SngeSfrogcn bcobnd)
ten tomntc, bicltelt es Die c5ed,ildcn
Gro1on1r i'll 9riir fiir ibrc Ailfaobc,
Observation-Disclosures fiir Die
G5eden olif oiicncr Strubc SIT pcrol.
l%tdltcn. Mittcn III ser beutid)eli
Stnot bobcn c5edliide Srogpner III
gfoBcf 3nbl einen Senlonitrutipn3.
bnnllftel n%bgebnlten. sic bcutid)cn
Siir0ct oiird) c5edild)c ,%}l,rl,fe Der.
nlia9elnr0crt lno uerbobnt. Cine boi.
lid,c Toriteluna brs @iirocrmeiiters
bcim N~tAimlcnts Commando blieb
obnc Gr'ple ia Die notionulcn Ills-
lfreltrn1clt Der Sragoncr nabmen
nod arobcrrn lln1iune on mo ortc.
ten III blllti9c ShlG1creicn aus. Sui
NtrlirfmPiipuNr H,tfr Srr On,tihr,,
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RE llilBtc oitlgcboten ncrocll, I'M sic
cj%cd)ild)en Srogoner pom Morftplate
it perorungcn, Sffi5ieraib bic ibrc
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oieIe Den 8cbprinm.
st uFte geeen Seltreid d..
b ra. %. Sonior. Ills
Erieit lrbf Sen aSum6urocr Nnd,=
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-24

r#
ais geloIt ltno lie perOc ilidt mebr
int Sperrtbullic eridelneh, ea lei Oenll
Der Gireftor gebe ieiiien %gcgenm0rti-
gen Stanbpullft altf.
Aul lclfte Oscar &unmeritcin ein
un0 erflGrte iih i'll cillcm }lpettcn
9rieie bcrcit. Trl. @arbcn uuc Ear
ticlt 81 ilbcrluiiclt Die lie crcirt bat
oOcr crcircn miro, 10 IolAc Der Con.
trnft in Strait iii. @lcid5citlg Der.
it~Gnoi9tc. CT lie BON Scr GrleuerunN
i6rcs Gontruftca INTO pcrlprodl Die
Gontrdfte iclueilig Dor Dem 1.Sanllos
jcocs Subrc3 crnclttrn 5t UolcrL go
nit mar Sri. @orhcn clnpcrltalbcI,
in ser &ormlaicbmt1, Oub oSuln
me-, ionic ollie tilnftiAcn otoercr'
'Spcrn Sic Nunm1eritcilt colltrollirt
mo III ipcld)cn lie Sri. @urbclL cine
Hpllr ipiclc, in Ons llcbercilltonmlGl
cinbcoriffelh lucr0cn. Wfit onbcraIl
@ortcn: Solot,Qc Der Gontroft III
@cltmg lit, bari @onm1crltcin Die
Spern .SbuiH," o&ouiie," EeQeoa u.
Wtcliionoc," ,Solomc" mo Ser
Songleur bon AotrcG Game" nId)t olIf
fiibren, ca.iei ocnn, Sri. @orOcn lin9t
Die viiir lie" Neidrricbcncn Norticf.
Bum S6lib bcooitcrt SRI. @urOcn,
boB lie in %crtbcioigunG ibrcr &cdtc
Nc%notbigt Ncpcien lei 10 cncrgil&
Onrp,taphCn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-24
Hcbcr Dir Fipd)plOgie pes Nbcr,
gidnGrns "

lprod) III Der EipdoIoaiiNcn @ciel(.
'd)aTt 81 Ntrlin Er. 9(lbcrt &eupig,
DER ltd) 9NrN leillc ToriAnlAcl iibcr
crln1lllcllfH Y9erQlauhen hefannt &c
mod)f bat alQ gberNlnubeu bc5cih.
llete GrI Ncltiotgn0 cnftiiiNtnu Shcil
l%tnNcrca @olfS0loubdnst omtf Ole berr.
ldlcIl0e lplIlfnlhofHid)ei aitbtlllr0 IN.
lcrer 3elt nhu1rrid 'erud)teh 81 al
les, mas lutr, dts N6ur9tdttben he
5rlhren, oiltr lit fiin1tigtH Sobrmtn.
ocrtcn u~lSfoldrr NcItcn miro, fonlr
9tIenlolto ifllyporollsi piiicl. Wic ms.
b%clolloerc bic ctnQcherotn S%orundun-
gen nolt9ltleoBlll4Ger @cbrGlI6e II.
bic Stlloien iibcr .crimincQcn Nl6cr.
1lallben ge5clNt babclL lit Der 9lbers
CLAUDE. orr iibrigens piclfod) pon Of.
tllllltlldcn Sdriftltcllcrn p~ertbcioiat
miro, and i'm 20. Sobrbu1ocrt nodl
ollrdnlta demonstrating. Gr lit nidrt
llllr inter 0cn Naltcrn ab~oclc0ener
Gorrer 81 ii1Ocu, iollocrl ulldb al
ocll StdttC Der SlitelliNen5. 3nbl-
reld)c @cbilOctr, Ole iih fijr lcbr ollf.
9ctlnrt b0ItclL hltloigcn 6nd) bicienl
oocr Icncm NbCrQloltben. Tic 1Sroilcll
'i1o I'M N%Q1cn1cilcn obcrpl1ubiider
oils Die W}oluler, pas, mie iih criuci
len l0bt, spar gun 5beil nllf ibre
n%lollAdi1Or logllde Sdnlllla 5urilG
Acht. SIM (hell ober liherlid aitd) in
Der Gt0cnort b,S ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
bcgrilnoct lit. Mean ipllte Nun mel
llcll, DER ab~crQl0ubiId)c nliilic burd,
Den t%botl0d,lid)en Gerlonf Der Sin0c
oerpabr mcrocll, OoB iein Nbergloubc
llld)t bcrcdltiNt lit. Wtnn fam ooDer
NIT Ncdlt Oic sSrnge uililpcrfcil. ipic
es trnbocm m0glih lit, bob iid)
Ih%ergloitbr Der munnigiudlifen Irt
oler Iutt!0rltnN 5lim 1rot bis IN
lllllcrc Sage crhnlten bat. Sn @irf-
lldlfeit ut cS MN 10, bab Der Nbers
aldltblIdc nlla oen perIhieocnitcr
Srililocn lrnr lclten gelpobr miro,
Dab er 'id) 9cirrt bat. 3iu11hit mlib
man onrnli Oc1feu, Dab molldcs,
mas man InnQc 3eit ~oageneilt oIs
Tbcrglouhcn pcripottet bat, ihlieB-
lid eod) bon Der &iiienitlnft olS be.
red,ti1t oncrtount lit. 81 belt man
es bciipiclslpciie natiirlid fir cine
nberglapbiidle Traftif pnb Die 9olls
crlr in SoodimStbol in Hobnlen ge-
gen &opuNpler5ell % adfen nit
llranpedhlH,Ne ullfla,teui bis man
gelpuhr mnr1u oab IN loieier groe
NdNium enthoIte1t iuutg liAb lid, null
bic SeihpiffiinN erfhafel fonnte.
SnsbeiorSere lirgtrE bic bcmS Soils
gIallben iton lett Sohrbimnerten be-
fonlltelL iucnn audi ltibt peritonOc-
men Sbatlodcu scr Suggcition itl
8rnlloc. @icrburd erflaren lid, Dor
ollcn1 III 5oblreid)en ssGQe, hic allf
nen eritcn Elid ioilberbar dnmntbe1'
Den Grfol0c BON Spmpatbieopftoren,
fcrner oudl, pcnialtens tbeilipeiie, Der
Serepglaubc, olld) Der @aiibe OH bic
magllde @lrful1g hes 8lufeS nllo
an Die ioiortige @eitrdfnns bes Wsein-
cioigen oltrh @ott. NuBer oieielt
5aGen. III oenen Ser GoIfselanbe
thntlNdIit bcrchtigt>iit aibt IS obcr
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Mics luicbcr licblidl.
Ger 9richpedicl 5piid)cn Summcrs
item unb Sri. Worocn miro per.
0ficntlidlt.

Nelp Oorf, %. Sonlar.-SSie
oos 10 0cbt bel mcltcrldrilttcrnoen Gr
cignilicn: Ser Cine iogt Dies uno Der
Nnberc logt ous, ulo ihlicBlid mill
Steiner etrpas 1clagt bobclt, oNcr ne
nialtcns nidt in Der Sormt III Der Is
peroffentliht morocn lit. Nod)0cm
tic lid nit ibrcm Gircttor Sacor
Sammcrltein picocr pcri0bnt bot NM
bic @olfcn ON Sori5pnt Dea Mons
Dattun Spcrnbau'cS Der ilb4id)eE
Sl0lic gGuid)cn iitl0, iilblt iidl Sri.
Morp 0nr0en ubebufS Neicitiglng
irrigcr Innnhmcn un0 %oruir3ietml-
gen" %peronloBt Den ipiidcn ibr utb
Dem Serrn Sireftpr itatt9ctubten
@ricfued)lel Der 'Sciicntlidfcit SIT
iibergebcn. Che tic Die Nefcultniilc
5mcier ihonui Scelcn preiagob, per
iiferte lie, mic icbr tic iid) ocS iSrie.
hcnsidllllcs ircllc, bnb lie &nnlmrr
lteiu imnlcnie 9emumocrun0 cntgc.
gen bringe, i'm iiir einen Snlpreiorio
ionocr @lcidcn, fir cincn gall5en
Wtdrm baltic, ncnll cr olltb mund)mol
rlberchenbor ici, II. /. ~.
Zen ~erltcn 9riei id)ricb Sonmer.
ITEM an Sri. @arocn om 20. Sonuor.
nod)ocm CT bereIta MQc. Gnpnlicri'S
engagement fir nGbuiS" II. i. 10.
pilblif gcmad)t bottc mo Sri. @nrs
ben's glniiht iibcr oicicn ihr olactbu.
ncn .Affrpnt" in Den 3citun0cn CT.
lhicncn mar. Gr logt BARN, er bobr
5mcicrlci Nrtcl bon Gpntroft nit ici
llcll ailnltlcrn, cincn Ac'dlricbuncll
nnlo eincn nn9cld)ricbcnun. @cbtcrer
bcocutc, ooB nlc chuoa gcihcbcn biirs
II, mas Den Tcrlllit ocs Hcipcfts uno
hcr Sopolit0t IN Qclcnicitiocm Ser.
tcbr Der G%ontrobcntcn bcr6ciiiihrcn
fonnte. Gr mcr0c nir 1cltotter, OOH
5lpild)en linn mo Erl. @drOcn ulldl
MIR Der Sd)ottct elmer Gntircnlouno
ollftauhc, mo CT miiroc lid)crlid ppr
her ld)on NIT Der Came conicrirf bo
ben. bate CT gcobnt, oob tic bic Snd)c
it. trngiid, ncbmcn mcrbc.
Die GrorocrunN Sri. @orocn's lau
iCt tilbl reicrpirt, mic cS elmer 4ri
Madonna onitcbt, bic iih ibrca User
Ties bciurIbt lit. Ger Iircftor bubc
Den @ortlont nno oell Sim ocS
llehcrciltfonlmenS pcrlcEt, iillo lie lei
5lueifellos megen bca oiicnfiu,Oiacil
Gmltroftbrlldes 81 Sdoocnerlot
bcrcftiat. o@orlaufia, beiBt es mel
ter, ,luill i'd nihts ingcn poil mciiier
GroBcn Gntt1llIfirnN iibcr >Sbrc an
bcrgcmobnlid)c Snltluno, iibrr ooolln
rcd)t. boS Sic mir oll5nibul illd)tcn,
lladocm id, ood) 10 lopul Shrcn hero
l'd)cn NnItrcnglutgcn, IN Atcm 1orf
&hrc Stellut1 ST. bcbouptcn, icfull-
Dirt babe. Tariiber boben Sie lid,
NIT Shrcm cigcncn @eipilicn in's&ei
ne 81 lctcn. Sobolo sic bcreit ii1o,
Die Hcbtc III relpeftircn, Die Sic mir
%controttlid, 5rgcitonocn bobcnL bin
id) ipillena, meincn5 bell 81, tbltn, cher
ltldt. @o0 Sic betrcffS Der s"liliiilb
ring bon ~Sbnis" nn ildditcn Sun,
Tag 5itr Grfldrmo iogen, lit 81 ia
Ocll'd)cllllg uno Sbrer nilpiirbig ola
DAB i'd eS III gtavtgilnp 5icben mod
t." 9 .Isl
Gum StluB etflatf ole eiiergiid1e
S0nqeril tic hctrobtc Den Goniroft
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gypreb5iise ,Sebe stnuoe anf bic etnnbe" bon
me9entaaen 100 8or,m. bis sos abenSs.
5riibere Slbiabrt bon Der W9t S~RoeahGtation.
Gifefte gerbinbnng tn he, nsneu tlntpas
statton su WaiSiastaa NIT aasp mhIta setes.
!. Saisina.on, esriaHen @t; nssaI,staste q
t1t.63, s11.55 Yorrr.. +12 10, t12.5s. t1.6c,
$3.50. .s.O9 Wimiteb). 1850, al IS atenbs.
100, 1920, $500, $500, 1000, 1000, t11.M
Born. 1900, St12.o2 *12:25 HOO s1.05,
Naomi, 1900, 1915, 1920, 100, 1900, .s.ie
Wiinitebl. $1,000 *i0.05. *11.05, -1t.32 abbs.
Dreberid, gautben.S Station. t7.S5 uno s9.1b
BORN. f1.25. 1850 inns 500 Tarn.
6aserstptpn, mt. RosaI.Station. .t7.lb DorM.
1900 siadgm. eameer. citation, f7.S6. fs.0e
Sprut., 1880, f4.00 Yndhm.
Mpbaf Blue 2tuf
~ Nadt pbiIabelebta uub Rep.ysx3.
Teuer Terminus an Der 9reiun63 tpanatslten
stros. aseip'Ocrt. beaient mad Sotes nuS
3Eedteru.