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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-08-31
To THE LADIES and GENTLEMEN
of BENNINGTON and Vicinity:

have enlarged my shop; also have
moro help and am ready to do all
kinds of work. Ladies' suits will be
made at $500. All kinds of mems
suits will be made. All kinds of lad
les ard gents cleaning and pressing.
Mems suits pressed for soc; mems
trousers 15c. Don't forget to inquire
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-08-31
To Prevent Rrlaht's Disease

Bright's Disease-Consumption OF
the Kidneys is just as fatal as con-
sumption of the lungs and as 1t is IL
able to attack any one when their
kidneys are in a disordered condition.
EVERY one should watch their kidneys
and keep them healthy. One way to
do this is to keep the stomach and liv-
err healthy. If either of these organs
are unhealthy the Kidneys soon be-
come affected. Keep your stomach
healthy by using Rydale's Stomach
Tablets and your liver by Rydaie $
liver Tablets and thus prevent
Brigats Disease.-Quinlan's Phar-
macy.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-08-31
PILE SUFFERERS
po You Know these Facts !?

DO UU FNI'VW 0IINoN "StO
The cause of piles is internal
Sluggish circulation in the lower
bowel,
Piles can't be thoroughly cured by
outward treatment.
An internal remedy Is needed to
cure the cause.
Send for our booklet, How Piles
Can be Cured by Internal Medicine
or talk with VIM. l.. Gokay, who sells
DR.. Leonhardt's Hem-Roid at 81 per
bottle, and guarantees it to cure.
DR.. Leonhardt Co. Station B, Buffalo
N. Y.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-08-31
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup

a.s been Used for over BIxTY-FIvE YEARS BY NIL
LIONS Of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WILL
rEETHING, with PERFECT SUCCESS. II soorHEs
ne CHILD, sOFTENs the GUMS, ALLAfB all PAIN
CURES WIND CoLIC and 10 the best remedy for DlAh-
RHEA. Sold by Druggists In every part Of the Word
BE sure and ask for Mrs. WinSoW'a Soothing Syrup
and take no other kind Twenty-Five cents bottle Guar
snsed under the Food and Drugl Act yuns th l eeIa
Number looe. AN OLD AND WELL TRIED hEAAOh'
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-08-31
NORTH BENNINGTON

There was a gathering of eight at
the home of Charles Gordon Sunday,
all cousins. composed of Misses Bes-
sic and Bertha Story of Dalton,
Mass, Charles Boyle of White River
Junction, Mrs. Flora Bigelow of Gin
ton, Mass, and two sisters from
Greenfield Mass.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-08-31
MANCHESTER

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Clark and chill
dren are visiting for few weeks at
Mrs. w. H. Latnrop's, Mr.. Clark sls-
ter. also w. e. McGeachen and Mas
ter Freddie Job of Brooklyn, n. Y.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-08-31
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told Briefly
for Busy Readers.

The Harry Willoughby block on
Main street is being reprinted.
Judge Norman L. Mattison of Glas-
tenbury was in town Monday on bust
ness,
Thedlstrict school house at Ben
nington Center has been painted and
thoroughly cleaned during the sum-
mer and now presents a good appear
ance.
Joseph Phelan, who has been visit
ing at tle home of Francis Cone on
Depot street for several days, has re-
turned to his home in Cambridge,
Mass.
The work of wiring St. Francis de
Sales church for electric lights Is
nearly completed The chandeliers
and fixtures for the lights are now be-
ing installed.
In many instances the supply of
water in springs and wells in the
country districts is becoming alarm
ingly low. The recent heavy rains,
Which proved of great benefit to
crops in general, did little towards in
creasing the water supply. 1t is said
that a weeks steady rain is needed
to bring conditions back to the nor
NAL
Charles F. Merrill and family Of
Bennington Center are moving from
the Sanford cottage to the Waters
homestead on Monument avenue. me
Sanford house was recently purchas-
ed by Guy b. Johnson, who is to take
possession the first of the month. 1t
is understood that Mr.. Johnson
bought the place for his sister, who is
to reside there during the summer
months.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-10-22
100000 BLAZE
AT DAYTON, OHIO
Business Section Of The City Was
1nassned BY One Of The Worst
Fires Id It's History.

paya, b, al. 20. Property losses
aBklsPting close to Si,000D00 were
sassAaea and The destruction Of the
pnSlass section Of the city threatened
~ y worst nc in the history Of this
2N which started in the Wolf build
XIV Y an early hour yesterday morning
apAaneous eQmbustion in the paint
Elm Of the Dayton-C Computing Scale
Uapany Is believed to have been the
gAe Of The llfe The scale company's
~ was 100000, partly covered BY IN
suance The IRE was not under con-
~ until O'Clock in the morning and
'le hFemen we're compelled to watch
. /. sans containing 1000 gallons Of oil
3ltnln 80 yards Of the fire. which would
aave threatened the entire section II
Y had exploded. The site Of the Wolf
building was the scene 81 disastrous
tfe in 1000,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-10-22
IRA d. sHATTUcK DEAD.
Tor II Years Secretary Of End District
Repuhiican Committee.

Hardwick, oet. p. Ira Arson shat
tuck died suddenly al the New England
sanatorium IN Melrose Wednesday night
W. Shattuck has been victim Of
Brights diseaAA for some time aud went
T. Melrose ahont month ago for
treatment.
lra Anson Shattuck was born in
Wheelock Fehfaiary q, ls40, son Of An
son Shattucls. whose father was one Of
the first settlers Of that town. He OBJ
tanned his eaFly education at Derby
asademy ind i Boston business college
BY which imstitution he was later ems
ployed. R6turning to Vermont, re be-
came iaN6lar and matchmaker which
trade he has since pursued, being pro-
prletor of store in Hardwick at the
time 81 NJ Heath
MI Slaffuck was postmaster here
from ls76 rs 1885 and from 1890 to
1903 NIL had been town clerk and
treasurer since 1901. He was for II
ysan seefAtary Of the second district
Republican, committee. He was mem
ber ii c6Spian Lake lodge, No 81, A..
Faad Adj. He leaves a wife and two
children. #rs. Williams Fraser and Mrs.
FetRy Siiattuck, both OF Hardwiek.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-10-22
Sweaters for Men and Boys
Il VIII Pay You 10 Come Here for These

opportunity this buy Sweaters al the reductions
shall give you buy lifetime When you stop and
the the year which you them,
they wont long, HURRY.
ST. 500 heavy knit So woosweaters 300exraheavy
closely knit ali WOOL plain sepenne stitch al WOOL double
pearl buttons, ibnt with o. with sas ean1 h sa
with or WITHOUT "a ns7ss grade
pockets Plain o' - Pa 49, collar, pearl but white and
blue red fancy Of plain all the leading
edge Values sc ,r,,n risso with blue coor Plain
$l25. Dissolu- u"s ~ red edge Disco trimmed Disco
ton price luton pcesL30 price sL69 luton price s23s
New-York tribune., 1909-01-07
December 3Ist. 1905.
To the sharehoIders Of the

"a
Commonwealth Trust Company Of New York
YOr- ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that the annual meet
ing Of this Company will be held the
the Company No % Pine street In the city Of
York Wednesday, January 9hh. 1909 at II
o'clock M. the purpose elccng directors in the
Place and Of those whose terms Of office expire
and transaction such other business
asm properly before the meeting
The polls wi open II a NJ. TN IL
The books will close saturday January 9th
at y o'clock viii remain closed until
THURSDAY January Piss 1909 10 O'Clock in the fore
b order Of the Board of Directors
l. A RAPELYEA Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-07
Financial Meetings.
THE PLAZA BANK

PLAZA BANK
York, December 2Sth. 1908.
is given that Annual Meeting Of the
Stockholders Of THE PLAZA BANK viii be held at
Ranking House. 5sth Street and ;ftE Ave
ue In the Borough Of Manhattan. city OF New York.
on the f9th January 1909 at II o'clock M for
the purpose OF electing fourteen Directors Tor the
ensuing year inspectors of Election 10
al the next Annual Meeting. and for the transaction
OF other business may properly come before
said meeting
Notice IS also given said meeting, pursuant
to Of the Banking Law. resolution UiH be
presented voted fixing the number of d.
Tectors Of the Bank fourteen.
Polls will remain from u NJ. until ! ?. M
Transfer books viii De closed from December 23rd
1908 to January 4th. 1909
New-York tribune., 1909-01-07

A pvERrIsEMENTs AND sTBsGRdPII0GN.ss G.s.. FoR @
n fY,rue received at their jPtoNn OIice 80
-, 1proadway between Both St and 3ith st until
scIncE % m Advertisements received ae tnS
cIock rates until O'Clock p m.
ss9 sth ave e. 25d st: los 9th ave coz
hdz- -os 1ax PSI West 4Zd st. between
"a s,b aves 253 West 125th ST.: ioS5 % ave lozo
a. a. near 61st ST. 1ToS lst ave. near esta st.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-07
NAT C. GOODWIN

A DvERTIsENENTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
N The Tribune received az their epJown once. No.
1854 broadway between S6th and S7th until D
O'Clock D Advertisements received az the following
branch Offices regular ciee rates until O'Clock
W. 23d 15S 9Th
f2-h 81: 1O4 East 14th ST.: 257 AID st. betw,sr
New-York tribune., 1909-01-07
RAWH|DE COALITION
HOLDS GOLD MINE RECORD FOR 1908
AND HAS NO PEERS AT ITS AGE
expect to repeat the history Of Goldeld Mohawk and Jump
from around so cents per share to $40 short period
when The workings get down little deeper

H eS Ff BY The :s fWBE fd 2i IS R' @ cP;y ~ e66 @
to & be OF sG ] TN @ 'S" vs. & eVe K cary noe g n o1nG OF
hsve l'i sponsors ffonlh
beaten g9'e Fs2 5g9 @ @ the 3 @ Ses Mines % 7 .
Comstock Cnrst izsy Ns'1uA ' D'A ~ ~ ~
could 5s % in one So6 b @' 5 as98 % The 9 s Ely 2' any other Nevada mining camp
s been & @ @ 33t sss gs" 9aih S @ oe IL ~ 100000
. b.55 s . RGT s % 66: % an on | # % c616S m | ground A
r.n @ % ss! 25: B: Rs % t 5ff ;3SPi ;s%s % and de-
co4l1T6G TT5 G'' Of underground work has already '''' ."
More money being develop property Of RAEIDE
T beng 3 dons s tbs@ P any 9
is the 5 showing wing & on single & RAWaIDE WILDE CoAIIIoE
@ % 9 mile 3 pa n that @ 6s @ ;s5 % n 4f sa9 Is % @ .s ion. Com
pany 10000 shares int unsnfd % and unOd With 9TH "ba. &
Discontinued & u S year and has n
T M 5 5s5d 92S f5S f6gc & 5e S 3 Ra & o. BENG I L
mos most all nn d qf Inef nc % p % cent o the money spent develop
and and nct not the he Company.
Hghsrade ore shipped the % fslt from nine
rate a ommsr5I a eTS5 ns S'fs @
1iE s8 S W Ens n9 that sezt sasGs .ass alsg il : ;s
to P5f% keep sos a tor mill busy for years.
already sight d8s ths net e55 ] si9a % % the pc. RAMPa 3 @
yos NED R65 On c9 @ 5a szaaa s ptsa
N S:Ge M a5s % M Cent 8 % @ ar 6@ 2 9 @'
Buy RAwHDE COALITION at the market" Order through through any my r:ps
stock broker member f s0S & as S In 9a month
Gd % adTiaSs To IT % ease TO opsne @ % up snare I G eSa @
M the & 3 I6S 5 d S4s 6neT 90 % be spent opchg gp
III m. g & s9 3 ss and 5 s 5Ps4 G @ &
5i HLD6 4 Podnce t6 a sPe Of i1s9i gold
record ii o' % Ii: ; H6ssrf K" mining me-"
wHDE al m & 9 @ g rssS. Of 4 On the M E Br5 s
reported stock on the whole Aeyad4 list on nTEsT9
St. Stock G market 1a S profits a fts andd1
NAT C. G00DWI
New-York tribune., 1909-01-07

,,,,-f+5es were sold yesterday al
ne - me exchange saleSToom bE Aorian II
xullsr Son Py order Of executors.
- -7,ss;rz ConpaRy and fIl.aoeii,,-~ .~e-eI
- Readius oa- pa . - rcla bonds due 1897. 'es}s
15es Iran Mountain & soq{asr4 .5s-3 Es1 s
EsZ - .aad giant per cent bones. .1,1-,
aas 1851 p, order Of iadninistrator.
9, so surss- "aI-I .5r,ra.e l' per cent bonds due
s5i. interest Mag and and Hg.s'I5Sy Sg5 soEer CON
So 80 80 income bonds lot
Is-r Is5[ sHsrss Barrholomsy Brewing e.,
,,1I-ssrence shares I3arth2lonlay breNns 500
'llnst5 = II warner COMPANY. Ljo,; anu
SO T5-'ss, 17te Of = 5.S5 y i''SII Sew York
ie ut 7,,v 2 IGos. iot....--- - SS66x
80. shares Ernklyn cry IaiI'T1 nav co1oeTn
Fe- account of IN non 43srx ~ Rroolziyn 251
Es: &stI9nai &st52naii BSas Fs5s q BroE 2Si
- Ls-es s Dominion Securities ColnI1HS '1' $3.50
P0t5e-s'efa,ai,, f,i,sr Electric Power ComTany
500 - mortgage rer cent bonds que .1e+ aTt
osgr5ns m February and August A1EuS' osx
!s....4,.-r !s... - Shav--nut x Northern f1s-t"aE
$50" - Mortgage per cent Sei'ss a '' 80
dqs ~ 2Tsris Fargo &. Co----.--.--.-.-,o $40
E'e lssr E ga dges4uT and 9RaS It cue soaeo
IS. s.. s.s.:. ...5=. 5 ..... g.. s
sL .a-es FEDERAL KNITTING conn els .. 4
rseoo oha cgPgs- isi5 eo,d ponds due Sep
,srrer 1917 interest Nl7T T-- s-- o5ss
f4r -,--.srf-, COMPANY 1osls
< s1ar=s Old bo-li2ll'' bo-li -,---,1srv -. 2sA
lFs So f-r0rr Trust Company 90. To- :
- So .r--sr--an District Telegraph Oh .,
= Il New YORK -. .-,s.,-5;1,
ksLl-:.--- - Railroad Euha f5Tst reilICl!E
IS lsH t-aS---- F.--.zs- 800 shares i-7s-efh tNa-
H-.~ee .-5rz- SIC 01o Santa tecl-a sugar
-. T. rr=~ cent bonds. ls-- 9lsL-
cecilia Sue1- company -" 9E1l-
.o-s-;csu SIX Company 7reieilsl- -
80 American silk company common
.Ls-es North T.v-r I-11-'' eElelI On
shares El-t.t --.---.-
I1a--ssf-r 1a-ssf ,-a7,-sry preferred - s1a[eS -
- l-o---se--Fz- ard |-a1in- t.l,..S-.s
81 - shares Havana Pest + 'l1'-lsii-
- -,7---,sry- shares Reliance i,ea-+eF
I-----v r-=fer-el, and - sfartS f''-i 80 ooo
Gather Company common t-.l -Si'''
go %sf.arat Light Heat and rover .e
Company g-eteT-9
New-York tribune., 1909-01-07
CHICAGO CLOSING PRICES.

sIez stock
New-York tribune., 1909-01-07
-..-np1r1Es AT AUCTION.

NC securities were sold yesterday al
TIE folo - .-x,F.nee saleSroom by Adrian n
New-York tribune., 1909-01-07
NEW YORK AND OTHER GAS SECURITIES
EERRY COMPANIES.

'Ans interest
New-York tribune., 1909-01-07

TO BROADWAY, MANHATTAN
100 Montague ST.. and l75 Remsen ST., Brooklyn
$50 Fulton ST. JAMAICA Jackson Ave Long Island City
New-York tribune., 1909-01-07

BANKERS TRUST COMPANY.
meeting the stockholders Of the Bankers
election Of Directors and fer
transaction business shall properly come
before meering. will be held al the Offices OF the
Company. Wall Street in the Borough Of Manhattan,
twelve oclock noon. The polls will remain from
twelve 80 p. NJ.
F. n =. CLOSE.
Secretary
New York. December s1st. 1905.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-07
$17,50O,OOO

$17,500,OOO
The Denver & Rio Grande r. r. Co.
First and Tefunding Mortgage So Gold Bonds
Due August |, 1855
landau
nd nt
nd multiple of bonds
De
for regis may
lew Trustee
The nisnedwH Receive phons or Bonds
92ab bandAcr interest
Rio
etr o. in
bonds properties lover miles
Of the econTdu Rio Ganan Rio GandW railway
o
o a1way
the eDnva& 10 oGandeVV cysemo of miles
average ftC rhabe ete
interest etc np
four times e N
been ban
last twelve torageo o the a1wa has increased
seandnp m1e radmv from
s. OF additions
donwinb cosed at P. on
January IL, earlier, without the
to award smaller amount than applied for
wmb bmaao ebonso Amsterdam
William saomon & Co. WIN. A. Read & Co. Blair & Co.
Broads st-N ~ "a Broad N.Y.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-20
@citcbt Cincu 5lucitcn Muro Gin.

Eertb u M boD, NJ, t9. .Wtoi.
- Ter llnaor Beorg &e5, ucldjer
lid) geItern ais W0r0er icincr Satin
Der bieiigcn YOli3ci oualieierte mo
Ole STEELE be5ei6nctc, an luelhcr bic
Yci6e oe5 SpcrS geiun0cn uuror,
geIionO bcutc Dem Eol5cibci 9urrc
gcgcnllbcr cin onB er in 1904 cincn
geuiIIen Soiepb Span IN Gole0u, g.,
llnBebra6t babe Selner 9lngo6c
nnf nonntc CT ii6 BORT @eora Solto
inlo mobntc in Dem ndmlidcn aoit.
bnuIe init 3pan. ISn 5olge zines
StrcitcS t0Otetc er ocnielbeu uno cut.
Hob oorollf nu@ Dem 0Iten.
! coo, O., 10. Wai. - Iie
bleIigcn EoIi5eibcrihte ergcben, 0ob
@co. Solo am 21. 9oucnl6er 1905
Solcpb Suon cridjoB mo ieitoem per.
lhm,noen lit. Gine ouf Moro i'm
jmclicn @raoe Ialltrnoc 2lnfloac iii
bier 9cgcn ocnlln1orn in oerSd,mcbc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-20
Sdpuinbcl in Widignn anfacoedt.

Detroit Ntid), 10. Mui. -
Der iriIber olS Naroein i'm 3ucbt-
boltie BON Sadion W}i6., ongeiteate
u. u. 2lrmitrong bot beiite ourdI elm
sliiioopit befonnt gcgcben, ooB ibm
O'ilton u. Cain pon Chicago $500
OoiiIr 5oblte, 0oB cr ibm babel be.
billflih mar, cine GlontitGt alter
V}aibincric ol0 ncues Woteriol on
Die StoatS 0in0iooeniobrf i'm
3uhtbollic obpIieten. Cain, melder
gl9ent iiir Die 0oopcr & @amble SO.
BON Wianaburg, 8, lit, nuroe am
@iontog in Chicago uerboitet ipdter
icoob gc9en gilrGihoit enloiicn.
Dan pcrlnlltbet, oaB er ii6 nod in
GbicoQo allibdlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-20
&aibingtoncr inNcmsg)urf crtrunfcn

81 ING gIton 9.D, 10. Mtoi. -
Cine gcitcrn 2IbenO inn Ronoott,
Greet geilmOene mGnnIide &eidjc,
meIhe ongenideinlidJ idon uicle Mo.
note I'M g8aiier gcltaeu 6ottc, lit
bclte ourh lotlnente, Ole in Scr
loid)c 0c5 lo0tcn cntoedt lJlrocn,
ais OiejeniBe uon 9iooio q. 9l6cl ans
@oibington :. g. iocntiii5irt NOR.
ocn }lbel pcrbrobtc inn IcBtenSrrbIt
nebrcre @ohen 6abier, mo ais cr
ploblih pcrihmano, gloubte nan, er
ici no6 @nIbington 3uriifgefebrt.
Seine Spuren bon @etuolttbGtigfcit
lino an Der Seihe 5u le6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-20
GnppclmOrbcr 3am Suoc pernrtGeilt.

W iOoletoh N..y., 10. Mai.
- Jliduro GOnegan alis gbilooel,
pbia iuuroc belttc Der Grmorolm0
HSoiepb Somcriiclo'o lno Der ,5rou
O}nogc aintlc iGulOig beiunoen mo
bonn 9liGter Ircnddro gum 5o0c i'm
elettriiben Stltbl perllrtbeilt. Die
SnrritItung ioQ IN Der am ). 1Suli
bcginncnOen @o6e uollitredt meroen.
Ionegul tootcte Someriielo, melhcr
bel Jral Stintlc oui 9eiud) NOR, am
II. 6ebruor, inoem er i'm ourdl cin
5cniter cridoB. SpGter perluuuoete
CT ulld Die 6raL pcIde ibrer @rmOc
erIog. SIN Ero5eie bemiibte it'd oie
TertbeioigInh ocn 2Ingeflogtcu ais
pabniinnig Oarjultellen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-20
Sin ncMcr ySa0."

y bicogo 10. Moi - 3meitau.
lcno geborllte ar0ten olla 3era5 ma.
6en IN cinem @tobliiiement 5u @ult.
tcgnn cinen y %NctuIliiirlrngS. .Fro5eB"
our6 uno luer0en in Sutuooeln per.
monoclt. Ginc &r0te lit iiir ieoe gtu.
Del ertoroerlib lmO miro, ebe man
lie 81 onlctolliliren" bealunt. tbloro.
tornirt. Cine GOmpognie beobIid,
tigt 10000 iolber S5utnnoeln a1f
oen Mfortt 5l brin0cL unO iic I1Bt
ole lbicrc i'm Sii0cn 0urd) 9lQenten
nnffoIicn Sic ucrnrltbet, 0oB ibrc
Soce ais ncler o6u0" 9lnflnng in scr
9aHenlue!t in0en miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-20
Wicritaniihc 9ieDoln55cr ucrurtGrilt.

Comb tone, gIrij, 10. Wai. -
WaBon Billoreal unb Riucro. Oie
orci mcritaniifcn Hepolitioniitcu,
mcIdc i'm bicIigen 9imbesgerid]t ei.
ner llcbcrtretlng DER NeutrolitGtsNc.
leBc iIberilibrt iuurOen, meil iic cine
nod Oterito beitimntc, beuaiinctc
Grpeoltlon orgoliiirten iilo bellte
pom &ibtcr Goon 81 Is Wlonotcn
S1oit I'M Territorial WciGngnib per
urtbeilt norocll. 9lppeaatiou mo
9Introg aili eincn rcnen Yro5cb wur.
Den nngctiin0igt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-20
I'm Jncn6ntur nmgefumnicn.

Song 8ead, Gmy 10. Moi. -
Gin 5uei Wonate nlte9 aino Hi6arO
Sc Spoin's, cines jllngen Griinoers,
fam balte in eincm Sduglings. Sn.
cltbator nui eigclIbiimlide @eiie
um'S 4e6cn. Gr mar faum ill oic
@iuidinc geiebt morOen, ais Der
Stopier aus elmer nit lieoeno beiBen
@diier geiiillten 6lald)e berdusilog
imo OaS arme tlelnc sSelen 3u 1ooc
pcr6riibt lpuroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-20
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Nr. 14O.
llcbcrrcitc einea oarfolilten Sum-

IlIGlS.
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EortS, 49, Oini. Wearion
Nmiabt Tortner, alias @nt. g9eaS,
oua Orfor6, @tiii.. lit beute olf Sc
ilth ser Ser. Stuotcn.9eaierung bier
perboftet morOcn Gr lit Elm SSlliti5-
5liidtIin0 ltnO in iGiucr Seimotb als
Sdllber ongctIo1t.
@Out uerIicrt.
Eori5, 10. Utoi. - Serr Selia.
mnlt Gertrctcr oe3 ti5sIeparte,
mcntS. luter6reitete bcltc Dem @e.
riht feline ShluBioIgerlnqen i'm Ga
itcIluuc.Fro5cB mo cmpiobl cine
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len, SSiiritin bon Sagnn. Gjraf 9oni
DC GaIteIlonc, Der StIGgcr, perIougt
befonntIid oic C6but ieiner orei Sin
Der, pcldle bel oem S6eiOungspro-
5eB ibrer 0luttcr, ebemnligen 6rl.
9lnno @ouIo, ucIbc no6 ser S6ei.
Dung noif @oni oen 1Siiriten bon Sas
gan beirdtbetc, 6ltgelpro6en iuurbe.
Ger @rof bebnllptete in icinem Bro
5eB, Die 6iiritin iei moroIii6 unfibig,
&inbcr 81 cr5iebcn. 2icie 9ebaup.
tung miro bon Srn. Scligmon ener-
aid beItritten. Iie en0giiItige Ont
lheioun0 ioIl am 26. Wfoi criolgen.
2 SonntogSidGer &ooicueTt.
9totrobi 9ritih-OItofrifo, 70.
0ioi. - Sbcooore RooieueIt uciIt CUR
Belt olS @oit oli G'eor9e WtcDlil.
lan'S 81 ,SaNond un0 ltnternitnntt
bon bort aus Sdgoen. glm lesten
Sonntog erlegte er elm meibIihsS
8bnoceroS, oeiicn aopf uno Sout
532 Fiunb luegen. Sie6en Sd,iiiie
moren erior0erIih, INN oos 5bier ,ur
Strcdc 5lt bringcn.
Seute erlcBte Hooicuelt elm Stppo.
potamlS obcr gtilpiero ilrerbalb
tlrjer Gntiernllng Don Der Su.Sa-
3and.
Ter 6reibeit 5uriidgeee.
ben.
YeterS burA 10. Moi. - @a.
reroI StoNeI uno gomirol 0e6oqo.
toll tpeldle geitern uont GBaren gele.
gentIih IeneS @ebltrtstngS begna.
oigt mllrOen. uerliaBen 6eilte ole sSe.
Itung ct. Ectcr lruo ct. 9uul ais
frcle Wt0mer. Gbe iie iid] entfern.
ten mobnten iic einem @eburtStaoS-
sc Gelml in Der &otbe0roIe Der Re,
ltlt1g bel. Cine grobe Wenge 9seu.
gleri1cr mar Dor oen 1boren ueriom.
melt, uno nonentlid) Stoiiel cnlpfing
mormc 0lildiuinid)e 81 iainer 0efrei-
ung. StoIlel fllbr IN cinen glutomo.
bill oopon ipdbrenO gfebogotoii IN
8elellldaft leineS ibn erlpartenoeu
Sobnca 81 Sub nob Der n1hiten
StroB2nbobnItotiou gug uno icine
Neiletaidc ielblt tru1.
G5or gfitololiS bat bcpte nod on.
oere Sffijiere begnoOigt, ipel6e lue.
gen oeo GerlultS Der Seaidla6t bonn
iaponii6en Wieere perllrtbeilt iprr.
Den, oarlnter Oberit Ongue, Captain
Voranoif uno C6erit 9biIitofi. pom
Stabe 0es 9lomirols Hoieitiuensfp.
Slermit lin0 aIle Siii3iere, ole fir oie
riliiiifc 9tieoerloge biiBen mtBten.
Der 6reibeit mieoargegeben.
Ser G5or perlieb onldblid einer
8ebnrtstagSieier uiele Sroen, lnter
ocren GmpiGngern iih mebrere riliii-
ide 0eiltllde in glmerifo beiinoen.
Vlldoi SSnnoccn5 BON 9llosfo erbielt
ben &looinlir Sroan, giidof 9lo.
ioel BON @rootlpn un0 Batter Suerei,
ein Eope in g9iItcSborre, go, oas
arel5 Der III. glnnu.