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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-07-16

Indians, and got wounds and a COM
mission out of il; We-t 20 Illinois, was
elected 10 the Legislature. and became
State auditor.
Clashed With Lincoln.
He had a clash with Lincoln and chaI-
/ lengCd Lincoln to a duel which was
never fought because Lincoln made
amends In a letter fought through the
Mexican war as brigadier general. was
Iebuked by Scott because Of a mad ex-
plot that led him to take volunteers
into the City Of Mexico. into the midst
Of the Mexican army. and rescued the
mother and sister OF an English boy
who had appealed to him. was elected
Senator from Illinois, as q colleague Of
Douglas. and was commissioned briga-
der general when the OWL war broke
out. Desperately wounded at Port Re
public by a shell. he was beaten by
StonewalI Jackson and resigned in NOR
tlhcatIOu AMI disgust, uTifted to Mis-
sour and WAS sent TO the Senate from
there- After many trying experiences
and after he had vainIy sought the job
or GDurkeepeT Of the House, he finally
died, widely hOuoTed. In 1878, a hero Of
three wars and SCARED by twelve
wounds He was so Door that he had
had 90 pawn his swords before he died.
and when 10 was too late Congress ap-
prOpTiated $4,000 TO pay for them The
G. A r. has taken up his cause, and
1t Is likely that al no distant day q
fitting NOM meUt will be placed by the
Federal Government over the remains
of this brilliant, brave, able. and elo-
queat son OF Ireland.
=
The Department of the Interior has
just sent word 90 a man named Winfield
scott who has been living out in Des
Moines, and who took some pride In
The fact that his grandmother was a
Mohawk Indian. that lac is the owner
NJ 100 acres of Government land and a
tIuosaud dollars with which to improve
H. Scott is a man of about thirty. who
is well educated and travelled. and who
until now had no idea he was entitled
10 an allotment of Indian land from
Uncle sam.
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Burrows CliEgs To Seat.
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-07-16
CONCERT BY THE SOLDIERS
HOME BAND

THIS AFTERNOON AT ( O'CLOCK
John S. NJ. zimmerman, Director.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-07-16

Indians, and got wounds and a COM
mission out of il; We-t 20 Illinois, was
elected 10 the Legislature. and became
State auditor
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-07-16
Mrs. Knox In France.

Mrs. Phnander G. Knox and Hugh
Knox, wife and sDn Of the Secretary Of
State. who are spending the summer
abroad, were guests OF the President Of
France at Longehamps Wednesday for
the review Of the troops in celebration
Of the national holiday.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-07-16

Senator and Mrs. La Toilette have
closed their Washington residence and
gomez to their home in Wisconsin. The
Senator will return TO Washington in
a day OF two, but after the adjourn
ment of Congress viii join Mrs 10
Toilette for the remainder Of the sum
mer.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-07-16

Mrs Dixon, wife of Senator Dixon.
has gone to her home in Montana,
where she will be joined at the close
OF Congress by Senator Dixon.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-07-16

Miss Mathilde Townsend. who is
spending the summer at Bar Harbor'
by Mrs. Rush Shipper
Of Philadelphia, during the
a bsence of her mother in Europe. was
hostess at luncheon yesterday at her
villa. Colonial Hall. Among her guests
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-07-16

Mrs Gray wife of Senator Gray. has
closed her apartment in Congress Hail,
and returned TO her home in South
Carolina where she VIII be joined by
her husband at the close Of Congress.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-11

whose clothing was found a small
fortune. In addition to over 800
in gold coin. the officers discovered
several hundred dollars In bills and
In silver.
The game had evidently been a
prosperous one.
Considerable resistance was Of
fered the officers in gaining admis-
sion to the premises. Many daring
and ingenious devices had been
planned to circumvent the approach
of the minions of the law. 1t is be.
lieved that through the separating
machine operated by the japanese
proprietor he has accumulated q
large wad of the coin of the realm
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-11
AVIATOR MAY
VISIT HAWAII

Now that the flying machine craze
has struck the coast It is announced
by local man that he has been ap.
preached by an aviator who wants to
give exhibitions of the heavier than
air machines In this city.
Outside Of moving pcture shows, I
Is doubtful II anyone In Honolulu ever
saw naeroplane at work In the at.
mosphero, and II Price, the man who
offers to come to Hawaii. gets the
terms he asks, the criwd that will at.
tend the show will be the largest ever
drawn together In Hawaii
Moanalua has been suggested as an
Ideal place for the flight and the park
lends itself to the scheme In every
way. The aeroplane could circle the
valley all the time. and the spectators
seated on the overlooking hills, would
have better sight of the flying ma.
chine In action than could be obtained
In any other part of the world.
Not only could the acrOplane be oh
served from below, but by ascending
the hills, 1t would be possible to look
down upon the birdlike machine and
bee the intrepid aviator handle II. Such
a view would be unique, and Hawaii as
usual, would lead the world In some.
thing new.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-11
EVIDENCE AWAITS
MEDICAL TREATMENT
Mystery Of Those Hidden
Dice Remains
UnSOlved

There was one exhibit which fail
ed to be presented as evidence by
the prosecution in the charge of
gambling preferred against nine Jap
anese gamblers who were gathered
In by the police department early
this morning.
A few very small dice, such as
used by Nipponese gamesters in car
rying on successful seven-come-
'leven luau, are alleged to have been
present in police court. but for obvi-
Gus reasons were not introduced.
The diminuuve cubes reposed
within the anatomy of one of the
japanese defendants, and there was
nothing for Prosecuting Attorney
Cathcart but to await the persuasive
influence of applied medical science
to produce the much desired dice.
1t Is expected that Exhibit A
will soon be available.
II was due to the efforts of Depu-
ty Sheriff Rose, Kellett and Officer
Apana that the japanese were cap
tured.
Judge Eddings appeared in court
this morning and announced that
he had been summoned to appear for
number of japanese, but that he
had not met with the parties. The
defendants had been ranged into line
before the police court tribunal and
sttxF t,,t,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-11
BEAUTIFUL DOLLS
Will Be GIVEN away
Voting Contest At Sachs
1.-Two Dressed Dolls
Given Away

When you are in the vicinity Of Fort
and Berctania streets don't fail to look
into the Berctania street window of
Sachs Dry Goods Co. and see the beau.
tiful dressed doll on exhibition there.
This lovely doll will be given away
Christmas day to the little girl In the
nolulu receiving the greatest number
of votes from Sachs customers from
now until Christmas eve. The con
test is now In full swing and thousands
of votes are being east daily for pop.
ular little girls In this city.
II you know of some little miss that
would like a great big doll, dressed in
the bost beautiful gown that "A doll
could wear. then you can help that III.
tie girl to get the Sachs doll, by writ
ing her name on your voting coupons
and asking your friends to do the
same.
The doll Is very large-for doll
and has a crown of the prettiest brown
hair that ever doll wore. II Is
dressed In beautiful princess gown
of real satin and made by one of the
best dressmakers In Honolulu. II
wears real Partisan picture hat made
by real miiliner and the whole make
sup Is In keeping with what little
princess should look like.
A voting coupon Is given with every
25c purchase at Sachs and the Sachs
customers who get in now and work
for their little friends will have a good
start
Don't fail to see the doll In the win
dow. Then youll understand why Sc
many little girls are anxious TO get IT.
For the little girl that nearly gets
the doll, but not quite there Is anoth
er doll almost as large aud quite as
pretty. This one Is in the window
also.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-11
KAIMUKI WANTS FAIR SERVICE

as being unalterably opposed to grant,
ing further public privileges to the
Rapid Transit until ten or twelve
minute service is assured to Kaimuki
The corporation has made a number
of primises regarding the improvement
of the car service, but while the resi-
dents of the district have waited pa
tiently the months have slipped by
and nothing has been done.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-11
Island Of Jamaica r
Shut off From World

COLON Nov 1OThee has been communication between this
Kingston jamaica there
that island visited seismic disturbance
Caribbean
snread.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-11
BANK WRECKER WANTS REVIEW.

WASHINGTON, Nov 1OA petition filed with the
asking that
sentenced term fifteen
OF
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-11

Mayor Aexande the ncumben Smith
the candidates The ballot
results hod primaries the
Jared sa
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-11
NO APPOINTMENTS UNTIL AFTER NEW YEARS.

WASHINGTON Nov 10Pe dent Taft arrived here today from
his
tai Thursday, going Hartford Sunday.
diplomatic until New Years.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-11
RAILROAD F1REMEN DEMAND RAISE.

1O.-The unite
road demands various managmens
20 increase
the arrangements will probably a
be
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-11

Ten per cent penalty is to be add
ed to all taxes not paid before the
18th instant.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-11
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BULLETIN ADVERTISER APPRECIATES RESULTS.

This frank acknowledgment from Net
Using could be truthuly by
u 4:
Honolulu, T. H.,
Manager Evening Bulletin, City. q
Dear Sir:-lt inform that
Red Cartons
uaty of the In recent advertisement
has brought about without solicitations
Yours truly
OFFICE SUPPLY CO, LTD.
'.N Chas. N. Marquee,
The results from BULL advertising accounted
fact that ninety English reading public Hawaii
read the Evening Bulletin, Why profit by others
Using experience?
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-18
0as Tasit Der anHcrcm Holitif
Nentidlanb's.

Eoriibcr id)reibt Der 9erliner Fro-
feiior Shicnlonn: rGas alte Sabr
nunnlt cincn lpcnig erireulihcn Ab'
ihlub. Gs acbt ell @efiibl Der I'M
iid,erbcit b,,rd) bie @clt, uno Die Off
sicllen 9crubiguul9srebcn. Die ms
aus Dem Mitnbe Der lcitelocllS taatS'
mdnncr nqer Stuotcn Guropo'o emit
aeacu flingcr. Gnoern oaran nid,ts,
@ebt man ben Eri;nocn bieier Gr'
lheimune nad), 10 miro tic lid an
Die cine 5batlod,e 5uriidiiibren lnlicn,
ooB Die lett Snbr mo Sag perIolgtc
Yolitif Gnelouo'S, cine SiciirrnS
Ieutidlonb's berbei5uiiibren. nid)t
auiaeacbcu lit. ionbcrn nit alien
Mitteln elmer mathematician Tiplo.
matic i~ortgciest miro. Ter Gntentc
nit 3rantrcid) iolgtc Dir Nnrcib,nng
scr tIeincrcn &olfcr an Gnglano.
oaliad) Ole Mepnler &creinbarlngeil
uno I'M 3uinmmcnoong banlit oas
@eitrcber. Stolien pom Greibunoe
dbsnlenfcn, enblif bic SdNueafitna.
bic ui,ter @cnnsiuIg oes StoatS.
itrciteS Der Suliatiirten, aus ben,
bisbcrigcn @ef6rocrcr oller ari Ser
itrulig oeS osnloniidJcn @cides &c.
rid,trtcn Nnidlaae ploblid sen be.
iten Sreutto Der Siirfei motte. I'M
aud sort Ieutidlnno cine Siellung
ltritiia al MAIDEN. Die es ourb iabrc'
lanse 9e"iniibungcn I'M Ssbung Der
~islanliid)en @elt errilngelt batte. GS
lit id,wer, iid) Der @oritellung 81 e,t-
siebcn, Dab ais 3iel oieier Toiitif
eiu GpntinentnIfrieg in id)t aenoms
men iii. Der benz aeplonteii anlt,rine
sesen Die Seen,oft Gertid,laub'S pa.
ralleI geben iotf. Nir boben mdbreno
oes ganjen @erlaufs oieies Sabres
iniler ipieber ailf Stimmcn biniuei.
len miiiicr, Die ii,ebr ooer miitoer
oeuitif oieie,ll GnbjieIe 6ieilten. lin,
bas rreiber 3i redtfertigen, iDurber
bic macbtidcn Nl1eriiispldne3 eutid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-18

lambs auf Gn9lano erfiIlloen, an ole
fem Renid in europa glanbt, nit
oenen aber in england g~earbeitei
miro, ruie nit elmer Heulitdt, wab'
reno icllc ipltcmatiiGe 6einblellgfeli
Der engIiiden Folitit gegen GeutNh'
lonb ein poiitipcr Jattor Der groBcr
Eclitif geporoen lit, nit Der ieocr
Stoatsmaun @uropa'S ulo Der olt-
bereiironGiiden Mclt rcbnet, ME nit
elmer 3batiod,c, iiber ocren @irfll6,
fcit niht pcitcr Oistltirt miro. las
lit IN tur3el @ortcn Die Suintenen5
ser gc9enpdr1igcn @eltlage, uno mir
nlohteu Gen lcben, Der inns oaS be-
i~trcitcn fam, lpcnn er nld)t aus Se'
rilf ODER Slterciie Die Sbatlad)en Der.
ounfeln mill. Mit oieier Gage habcn
mir 5lt red)ncn, mo menn je, lit eS
beutc Eflid)t, oaB Die oclltlde Ration
cinmiitbig nnb gcihloiien, ieocr @c-
fobr nno jcocs OFFERS gelpGrtig, 5ll.
iannmen Itebt. Nidt brrdl &orte,
ionocrn ourd) SDdten iii es 81 ers
lpeiien. mo Dor IQem oitrf Nm.
nobnlc itlo Sllsfiibrung Der Neid)S.
6inanjreIorm hic @aiis fir cine 2ei.
itun9sidbiofeit 81 iid)crn, sic iriibcr
ais unicrc Sptimiiten fir glaubbait
balten, olrd) oic Waht Der @crbGlts
niiic III Inlprud) gcnommen pcroen
fonnie. 9aS sllleS lit nitt3 NcrPS,
nbcr lid)crIid) lit cS nntbncn0ig, baB
lpir ms IN oieicr Siniitlt boS &c
miilcn id)Gricn. Sl oen 2ebenSira'
gen ocs Stuote3 perlicrcn Eortci
Slltereiien fire @erehtigung."
"a man biaber IN offi3ioieu ulb
holboifi3ioien AuSlaiilngcn bcm &c.
ounfen,als oh cine Sioliru,g Geutid),
lono'5 gcplont lei, cntgegen trot,
miro bicie mlgeihmintte Gnritcllung
lmlercr Gage nid)t geringcs Iuiiebcn
errcGcn. Cod mag cs fommcr, mic
eo Will, ciu Solt non 81 Milionen
nit cincm Seer bon iibcr 1 Miuiotcn
mo elmer ohtlnagebietenben %s5Iotte
ut tart acnilH, Inn alleirl lcl1ee Wes
geS su 5iehcrL pic icner moderc
arcu5suasritter III llbluno'S .Sdma-
bcnltreid,." Ser iidl rubi0 beu Sdilo
nit Ficilcn ipiden IicG inocB Ole
Silrtcn rings nm i'm bcrrmid)mGrm,
ten, God, OILS einer oen SGbc(
Ifmnng, Da boltc ol,d) Der Ielttid)c
5ilnl Streid, alls nnb ipnltete oel
@c9ncr Ibis ulli ocn Sa%ttelfnopi".
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olld) oaS oclitld)e &plf Die Strait IN
lid) tragcll, penn oae lid, 5ltiammcn
ld)oaren nit Dem iellcn @ilcu, oas
Grbe Der Batter III ihirntcu mo 5lt
lpatrc!1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-18
@efanntmadlnnacn
Department fir Sfeutlide sihertett-gauteu.
cub cpartenteut bee Webauocs nfpttture.
sSireau6. WrthhnuS,

WalftWorr, y. SdrIdr 1909.
- @nGfbote tperocn eiifaeaeii aenoulEtel ton
eet GonluGti. 9sb5roe Der staot Baltimore iiir
Inbauten NIB lImbaiiten art- ben ErattftraBeuf
Stduea fir ben WRapor uno Sta otraib pom
baltimore fir. ben tScpraib oeS StraBearelutf
sunass 8 oulmifiarS.
Mneeboff miifien In perfieacIteH lgoiibsrteE.
a~breiftrt uI ben "9curo Of. .aparhS OF .9a!tt'
more gitb. fem NIB pie Inffdrift .reta TOT
globition5 aRo alterations at Brat street
StGbles" trageil uno Bel ortI. g.. Seipeu Ghos
mas. staot,Reaiitrator. In .betiet Eslreah i'm
Ratbbanle AIN ODER Dor II ubr 9oruItttdes. aW
"a. Sanuar 1909 eiuaercttt iperoet.
Scbett s,r9cbot ul!lb Gin an ben -sgsdg9r ltHo
Stlotratb bon @aItim6re dablbarr certift5trtsr.
ami cine . Clearing @onie"s 9aHt ge3ogener Qbed
bsS 9ieters fin eirbuueert tSleoD Dollars
beigeiiiat fetn. :
len i,uo bic GorfGriftru. oes Staht'9 barterS in
8r3ua anf 9ortralte eritiueu.,.
3eidnunaeu nno. Spe3tfiiatiouen f5nneu am
ooer nab benz H. Shn,idr 1909 i'm Rlireau oeS
8ebdiine Snfpeitors beitbttat peroen.
Die 9eboroc behaIt ttb bos sAeht bot, Irpeno
Gin ober auc g!nscoGte .5u 0eriuerfeT. .
Goparo Z. BRETON, r..
Sebditoc;S nfpeftor.
8. Sarrp Mabool,
fo..t. - ,c 90 "a on Of 90 90 oEN 49,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-18
llnfGac in Der Giicn. NIB Stabl=
t Jnoultric.

Cine Der filr Slrbeitcr gefGbrlid,-
itch Sllonltricn lit un5fpeifelbuft Die
Gilcn' mo Stablpuareniobrifotioll,
in Der MIR WGnner ~bcid1Gftigt per
Den. llc6er Die ungliidsi1le in Ole
lem IrbcltSSmeige licgen aus ucrihic
ocilen Staaten %erihte tor. S1u
Stoaic Nelu. gorf ). .. fnllell % IN
Der ;}eit BON 1901 bis 1905 i'm @ul,
zen Slo6 llnfGlle Dor, bon benen l35
tootlld)en glls9an9 bntteil. 6997 So
gen DorilbcrUebcnoe mo 1906 bo,l
crnoc NrbeitsrnfGbigfeit nad) lid.
guSfiihrlid)cr loitten Die 9crid)te Scr
cambria Mut,lal Benefit Iliocin.
ton" bon SoDnstoiun, So, iiber Die
Belt bon 1893 bis 1906. 0ieie 0eicll.
idoft 5Gblt ST. ibren Witglicoern Mll
geitellic Der bcoeutenoiten Glen mo
Stoblipadrenlpcrfe ,nlb cine fleiile
NnSabl 9eraleute. Gle Sooesrnte
bel oen ueridieoeuen llngliidsidIcn
ldymnntte 5lpilhen SO mo 10 ouI
touicnb uilo sic llnfonsrate iclber
5luiid,cn III nnb Ill nltf tonieno.
Sn 1906 betrlg Sic Gobesrute IS u,n
bic llnfalarote ollcin 3.5 alif toliicnh.
Snt Der 3eit bon 1900 bis 1906 tnnlcll
BOG Sobesiale Dor. iuopun 26.5 Tro'
sent ourd) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Gcgeit
ltdnoc perurioft purben; in 2O.3
Vrcjert mlroen 2ellte bon Giicnbub'
men iiberfabrcm. III 1871 Ero5cllt ae-
id)ob oos lln0liit %auBerbulb iilto IN
9.S Ero5ent illnerbulb Der Mertc, III
80 Nro;eut burf Grploiion II. hgI.,
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II. /. ~. Mi,d, fumcn perid,ieocnc
Woroc unb Selbitmoroe Dor.
@leid lebrreih lit Scr 9eritt Der
.Erlloential Sniurauce Comp" bon
Amerifo iibcr beil lebnidbriaen 3eit-
roltni bis Gnoc 1906. lltter ben III
bieie 3eit %iolenben 452t S%obcsfdllen
Scr in Giicn. ,uno Stahllperfen BE,
lh1ftiaten GcrIihcrten fontcn 505
ober t1.2 Vro3ent ai,i &cd)ni,ng bon
llnaliidsfGncn. Zen grobtcn Tro-
3entias lieicrten oie iiii9erell Sahr'
gauge, ndnllid, bas Mlter bon 10 bis
81 Sabrer 23.2 Iro3ert, 14.6 Tro'
sent aili % bis 81 Sabre. 11.6 9ro,
scnt ollf 50 bis "A. Bon oa ob iinft
Ser 1rosentias, ireilid, III ihmonten-
Oell &aten. bon 45 bis 81 betrdat er
so, 81 bon 50 bis 81. 3.3 bon Go bis
"A unh 80 bon Is bis 81. Sa6
2elte in iold)em bobei, alter nod &C.
5ipul,gen iinb, III 10 aefdbrlider i,1o
barter Nrbeit lid, ibren 2ebenSnitcr-
bnlt 81, peroienen, lit aud ein trai,ri'
9eS .3eihen mnierer Belt.
@as iiber bic peridieoeneil llria-
d,en Der bonptidd)liditel llnsliids
i1ne all ben Gag eefommen lit, ooS
lit niht minoer da~rafteriitiih ino
tclebrcno. Tic 8~euobnbeit. tGglid]
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-18
1ie Ninan5. unb @eidaftslagc.
0ic Mp5hGfte opF,en i'm W0npnr

sic @eihafte geben I'M Iagemei,
ne1l red)t rllbig uno pcroen lpobr'
id)cinlid) rlbia bleihen, bis sic Ia,
riiiroge eeloit it,, idreibt t@errp
Gleips in ieinem leBtcn @otcrlberid)t.
Sic 5tpeitc@ oflc bcs Sobres bot eben
Iolucnio mie oic critic nidt Den crboIi
tcnslufihlpung gebrut)t. Nurbier rno
ba 5cigcn iid longIamc Sortifritte
in Der luirtbld)aitlidcn Grbolung.
Son cinem nllgemeinen @ieberauf
ldNpung oeS @eidGitslebenS lit nod
nid,t Die Mebe. 60 lit Die @eid,diti
gllnG IN ben Glen. unO Stobluerfcn
nod INNER lpeit unter Der Norn,
mo cine 5icmlihc gn3ubl Der Stabl'
Srult=Merfe lollcn crit I'M Srilbjabr
ben pollen 9etrich lpipoer ouTnebmen.
Die @aittbGiigteit, ipcldc mabreno
Des miloen @intcrS rehtLre9c GENE
len, lit infolge Der iingiii1Itigel Mit
tcrullgsperb1ltniiic mieoer 5urildges
aalaen. Gle Scrtil SilorItric lit ct
mas bciier bcId)1ftigt oils III ben Dor.
hcrgcbcnbeu Wonotei,. Scr 6rad)t
uerfebr ser Giicnbobncn bat Uicocr
obgeromnlen. Gle 3ubl Der ollBcr
9etrieb Itebcnocu Giienbobn @ag
gous lit gegen gnoc Gcicmbcr nm
t11,45O aciticQcn unb betrua nod
ben lcBtcu Nerid,ten 333,019 Stiid.
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nod, INNER unNiInItia. Is lplroen
IN Der lcbten Mod)c $40 @olteroitc
augcmclbct, 80 meGr ais III Der 5lpei
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niger ais III ser cntiprefclloen Wod,e
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1907 cingetretene &riliS lire Solgcl1
beionber5 itorf gelteuo mad)te. Irob-
Dem ole @eld)oitSol1e nod INNER
nid)t Nuirieocnitellcnb lit mo Die Scr
hGltniIic oui Dem Mrbcitamarfte nod
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Gnoc lester @od)c $4,000 Slltnlader
i'll Connecticut unb Nems Sericp clncn
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Huteu iiub fiir cute InIogen lebr
nieorig. Ger afticnmartt 5eigt mie'
Der cine iunenoe Senoeni, nad)oenl
@0ricnpopicre III elmer Meile III Die
Sobc getriehen iporoel luorell, Die III
fcincnl @crbdltnib 5lir 9cIIernng Der
nllaencinen @eihGitSlogc ltono.
Srpsoem oieHe1iernn9 %iortf1hrt, lire
Scpoliten aus Den @ulltell 5llrilt5ll-
sieben, bubcn hic 9ontct ltarfc Mc;
ierpcIonoS. Gin mlaiilltlger Sottor
illoht iid) obcr SIR 3eit bemertbnr;
bic @olbullsfuDr bot iuicoer eilgclebt.
Gtiua liebeil Mluionen Collars @c!D
liilo bereits Ucrld)ifit morocn, luo e.
miro criportct, Dab Die ipeltcre Ila-
illhr bon @clb weniaitcns % Minios
llcn Collars %bctragcn miro, Naa
meillc @olo lit biShcr nnd) EnriS &c
goneen. no man aroBc @oloporr0tbc
dfibGlit. glber audi Sonool pcrltnrft
@olbbcitonb, lno Die Vanf
bon Gnnloilb hot lire Mote olf orcl
Erp5ent erbobt. @Iiitllhcrlpelle ltilo
mir rriGlih nit 8olo ucrlcbcn, 10 DAB
ein Nlbililb BON % Wtillioncn Collars
fcinc StGrnna unicrcr Ninon5ei her
porrllien pirb. Sl Sinnustrcilcn III
man iibcr oie Yroieftc Der aroBen I'll
Icnbobn Moanoten miBtrouuild, mo
hcl,nrubiat. Nlld, in politilhen &rei
lei, lperocu oieic Froicfte ld)nrI Der
iolgt, ga lie oen &cltsintcrellen jut
1iun.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-18
Nipioenoeu.
Iic Baltimore & Sbio Sabn Co.,
y}iifrou nee ScfrctGr5.

baltimore. mo. ben ii. Samiar 1908.
Sic Sirsfioren bohen hei.te aus benz !g3etto'
0Cipinl Der GoiHpaanic fir Die lrtic,t, nit Dem
9iotoeioe ron 5lpei co 8rodent oui bic Wrio'
ritdtS.sti.icu Der 9ompaeuic erfldrt, 3nblbIr an
/. DsdrJ 1909 ali oe bei'm S6lyb Der Sc
fd,dIie drl i. Sebrudr 1909 in ocu 9itfru
el.ge.raaeHen sitioldre. .,. .
Nas Sirefiorinui crildrte Gibcr0em MS Dem
lleberidtuS ,Gieipinu Der 9outpa gnie. cine NinI
oenoe bon brei go Vroseut luf Die SinnInl'
Ntiicu Der GpmpdSnie. sdbibar ON, |. Wfir1
1909 an bic bei'm ShluB Der &fftafie am /.
f~seDruar 1900 IN ben Hiiteril ftnaetraaenen sf'
tion1re. -,
Sic IrarSisrir-Rlttr psrceu Mot Sei6Ioi
icn.
Q6,3O) Ssfrstir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-18
Hctcr Nfuha.

Us iiarb AM l6. Sduiinr 1900 r,ad, LANCER
9rdntbeit Eeter gluba, ~geliebier @afte bon PIT
mic 9iobd. il Y Ter bon 81 Sabrer. Sic @elrs
oiaina finoei Iieuitaa. ben 10. Sunlur ) ltbr
s,prnitiGae. bon fciner lebien gSobnntHd. Wr.
1890, GolierIt,WeeMie, Gde bon 10. StrdBe, ais
iiutt, uro ounii mad, Der 81. 9erJ.airue. TOO
I'M 0 ll6r eiue Heurient,S chmeffe Fir onS Self
fciuer Seele eeIebrirt ipirb. Geripanbtc iifIn
Sreunbe Der Sami!te fiio ddbtunaSpoa ein9rs
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