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The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-05-07
INVALID IS
ATTORNEYS VIEW
West says Bonds Are Defective Be.
cause They Do Not Comply
With Statute.

Guthrie, Okla, May 6.-Attorney
General Charles J. West has rem.
dered on opinion that the bonds filed
by the board ofpublic affairs in
the sum OF $4,000 for each member,
are invalid. The opinion is given to
the governor and states that the bonds
describe the three members Of the
board as members of the board of
control. whereas they should be des-
ignated as members OF the state
board of public affairs
The opinion also points out that the
bonds are defective IN that they only
furnish protection IN case the mem
bers of the board fail to faithfully dis
charge the duties OF their Office. while
the statute requires that the wording
should be honest and faithful dis
charge of the duties Of the Office"
The attorney general suggests that
lnasmuch as the Southern Surety com
pany of Atoka has written the bonds
for most of the state officials. some
other surety company should write
the bonds for the board of public af-
fairs, as the total liability that might
be created would be $4,000 This
adds too much OF burden to the bust
ness Of tho company in the opinion Of
the attorney geenral
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-05-07
COMMITTEE SETS
DAY FOR MEMORIAL
As May 30 Falls on Sunday il Was
Decided to observe the Thursday
Preceding That Day.

The representatives of the G. A. r.
and IT, c. ", and Spanish American
War Veterans, met to prepare for the
proper observance of the day com
menoratiye of the nations heroes, who
lie at rest in Vinita cemetery
IL was first agreed that as May 30th,
1909, falls on Sunday the day to be
observed In Yinita should be Thurs
day, May 27th.
II was also agreed that the pastors
CT the several churches in the city
should be requested to select some
appropriate and patriotic theme for
their morning services on Memorial
Day, and that the national colors
should be displayed in the several Sun
day schools of the city on that day
and that each superintendent make
some appropriate remarks to the chill
dren in each school touching upon
patriotism as we'll as religion
Committees were selected as fol
lows:
Committee on arrangements Cap
tain +. j. Barrett, Captain j. O. Wilk-
inson, Lieutenant Gather Chandler.
Sargent William slmms, Corporal
William Meeks.
Committee on music I'D b David,
son chairman, Miss Louise Graper.
Finance committee: f. J Barrett,
J. c. Wilkinson William Simms.
Committee on hall decoration and
flowers Mrs Rebecca Swain chair
man, Mrs. w. E. Halsell Mrs. w. p
Thompson, Mrs W, II. Konegay, Mrs
Lee Barrett. Mrs A. L. Churchill, Mrs
] c. Wilkinson. Mrs. e. n. Ratclif
Mrs. w. B. Coley, Mrs. O. L. Rider
Mrs. G. A. Davidson, Mrs. J. w. Orr
Mrs Joseph Butler. Mrs. Joseph A.
Gill, Mrs. r. J. Wright, Mrs. !. w
Sanders.
Comrade John Swain in charge oi
wagon OF flowers
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-05-07
SCHOOL FOR CONVCTS
NEEDS MORE BOOKS

The ministers of the city have been
endeavoring to furnish books to the
eonviets In the jail, and have furnish
ed great many. There are yet a
few books needed at the jail and those
having second hand books of this
kind can confer a great favor by
leaving the same with either Rev G.
J. Donnell Of j. NJ Cantrell. The fol-
lowing is a list Of the books wanted
with the grade and number needed
Arithmetic, 9Th, 9Th and 9TH gardes,
IS; elementary arithmeties. 20; 1st
grade readers, s. End grade readers,
2; 3rd grade readers. .: 4th grade
readers, 4 5th grade readers. 8 eth
grade readers. / sth grade readers.
l. Biographies elementary, >; Geo
raphies advanced, s; spoilers. 35.
states. 40; slate pencils. 40 Total
pupils, 40.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-05-07
TWO $1,000 FINES
AGAINST RAILROADS
Plead Guilty on Two Counts TO De
parture From Published Tariff
On Freight Rates.
by Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
Washington, d. c. May "a fine
Of one thousand dollars and costs, on
each count was imposed in Missouri
today, Oh the NJ, X. & T, railroad,
which pleaded guilty on two counts
of the indictments, for violating the
Elkin's act which prohibits departures
by common carriers, from the lawfully
established rate which was today de-
clared adequate by the department Of
justice Departures from the publish
ed rates were made on a shipment
from Indian Territory to Kansas City
by combination Of local rates, which
aggregated less than the through pub.
lished tariff The department says
the evidence did not establish the
proof that the action was resorted to
as a device to favor certain shippers
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-05-07
SCHOOL BOARD FORMS
PERMANENT ORGANIZATION

The newly elected school board held
It's first meeting last night and or
ganized by selecting Davis Hill, presi-
dent, 4. b Bell. vice president and
T. II. Byrd. secretary Beyond or
ganization no business was transact.
ed other than To appoint a committee
composed Of Davis Hill. L. b Bell
and Seymour Riddle to investigate the
steps necessary TO submit the PROPOSE
ton to issue bonds necessary for the
construction Of a new high school,
to the vote Of the people As soon
as the legal arrangements are made
a special election viii be called
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-05-07
DECISION IN WHIThIRE
CASE AFFECTS TITLES

Washington, D. c., May 5.-The
court OF claims has decided to ap-
point new trustee in the case OF
Moses Whitmlre. a dead Cherokee
freedman against the Cherokee nation.
The court further held that the Cher.
okee freedmen roll was not subject
to change by the secretary Of the In
terror but that II was his duty to copy
ali names and finally approve the
same. The courts order will restore
several hundred Cherokee freedmen
and II likely to affect the title to
much valuable oil land in Oklahoma
including the big Weber pool near
Dewey.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-05-07
SCHOOL Foh BLIND IS
WITHOUT APPROPRIATION.

Guthrie. Okla, May g--It develop.
ed yesterday that the enacting clause
OF the bin appropriating $4,000 for
the state school for the blind at Fort
Gibson for the ensuing year was left
out OF the enrolled bill through some
clerical error and that there Is no ap.
preparation whatever available for
that school. The discovery was made
today b. the state board Of public af.
fairs.
No decision has yet been reached
as to how to keep the school going
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-05-07
PROMINENT PITTSDURG
GRAFTERS SENTENCED
By Aasoelated Press.

BY Associated Press.
Pittsburg. Pa, May 5.-sentences
were imposed today on the seven per,
sons. recently convicted of municipal
graft,
w. w. Ramsen, former bank presi
dent convicted of bribery was given
year and half in prison and fined
one thousand dollars. John F. Klein,
a councilman was sentenced to three
years and a hlaf and fined one thou
sand dollars
Joseph c. Wasson. William Brand,
p. NJ. Balger. Charles Calbert and
John Calbert received sentences of
from a year and a half to two years.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-05-07
STATEMENT FROM
JUDGE MCPHERSON
Ready For Congressional investigation
Says Great Wrong Done TO
Judge Phillips.
by Associated Press.

by Associated Press,
st Louis Mo- May 4.-Judge Smith
Mcpherson issued statement here
today reviewing his work in the Mis-
souri, rate cases. and defending the
course taken by him In those trials
lie asserts his willingness to under
so congressional investigation, If
any member of congress. aside from
Mr. Murphy thinks there should be
such investigation, and added that the
Missouri congressman had done Judge
Phillips great wrong as the latter
had practically nothing whatever to
do with the Missouri rate cases
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-05-07
PASSAGE OF BILL WILL
NOT SETTLE CONTROVERSY
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press
Washington. d G., May 6.--Predict-
ing that failure 10 pass tariff bill. pro-
viding lower duties on imports. would
provoke a political contest for am
other revision OF the tarin. Senator
Cummings of Iowa delivered a nota.
bic speech In the senate today The
bin now before us. said Cummings.
will not be accepted by those who
have fostered a revision of the tarif,
as either a fulfillment Of party pledges
or as a settlement OF the controversy. "
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-05-07
MCPHERSON INDICATES
SUIT WAS IN CONTEMPT
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
Kansas city, Mo. May 6.-Judge
Mcpherson In statement from the
bench. In the United States district
court here today. indicated that he
believed the recent suit. brought by
seebert Jones, circuit attorney Of st.
Louis, enjoining the railroads OF Mis-
souri, from charging three cent fare.
had violated the recent injunction
order Of the federal court The Judge
added that on the other band he did
not consider that any action of Attor-
ney General Major up to this time.
could be considered IN contempt
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-05-07
PRICE OF CRUDE OIL
REDUCED FIVE CENTS

BY Associated Press.
Pittsburg, Pa, May "A reduction
of five cents a barrel was announced
today, by the Standard OH company,
in the price of all grades of crude oil.
except Ragland, which is unchanged.
This is the first change In Pennsylv-
ania oil and most Of the other grades
since March. 1907 Since which time
Pennsylvania crude oil has been quot.
ed constantly at St70.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-05-07
WESTON WILL REACH
KANSAS CITY TONIGHT
BY Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
Higginsville, Mo. May 5.--Edward
Payson Weston, the aged pedestrian,
who Is walking across the continent
left here at seven.thirty this morning
after having rested but i've hours. He
arrived here from Slater, Mo, forty
one miles distant. az two O'Clock this
morning. in excellent condition and
hopes to reach Kansas City. lftyfou
miles distant tonight.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-05-07
CYCLONE CAUSES HEAVY
LOSS TO FRANK KENDALL

Captain JrC Wilkinson has recelv.
ed letter from his brotherin-law.
Frank Kendall OF Elburn H.. saying
that the latter had suffered greatly
from the cyclone that visited that sec.
tion last week Mr. Kendall lost four
horses and twelve cows and had o
$4,000 barn turned upside down Il
VIII be remembered that Mr. Kendall
visited Vinita last summer
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-05-07
COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL
ASPECT OF CONFERENCE

Chicago. H.. May 4-The discus
sion Of the commercial aud industrial
aspects OF universal ana permanent
peace was the feature Of tsday's ses-
sion Of the second national congress
ia this city
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-05-07
JURY FINDS TUCKER
GUILTY OF MURDER

BY Associated Press.
Springfield, Mo. May 5.-The jury in
the case of Eugene Tucker charged
with killing Mrs. Elizabeth ellis and
Joshua Ellis, near here, February last.
brought in a verdict today of murder
in the first degree. fixing the penalty
at death The crime grew out ot the
impounding of fuckers COWS by Ellis.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-05-07
HADLtY SAYS HAGERMANS
MESSAGE WAS INACCURATE

BY Associated Press.
Jefferson City, Mo-. May 5.-Goyer-
nor Hadley, today, declared that the
railroad attorney, Frank Hagerman's
telegram to Attorney General Wicker
sham yesterday regarding the charges
against Judge Phillips and Mcpherson
was inaccurate The governor, how
ever, commends Judge Mcpherson
and says he may send a statement Of
the case to President Taft.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-05-07
RESIGNS BECAUSE PATIENTS
ARE SUBJECTED TO OUTRAGES
By Associated PRESS.

BY Associated Press
St Joseph, Mo, May e-In resign
ing his position as assistant physician
of the state hospital for the Insane
here, today. DR. T. E Graham gave
as his reason for 50 doing. that the.
patients are subjected 70 gross out.
RACES on the part Of attendants. with
the knowledge Of superintendent
Kuhn.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-05-07
MISSOURI RATE CASE AGAIN
Up FoR CONSIDERATION.
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press
Kansas City. Mo. May 5.~The Ais
souri, rate cases again came mp for
consideration In the federal court here
today. when Judge Smith Mcpherson
heard the arguments for permanent
injunction to restrain the state courts
and state officials from interfering in
the litigation.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-05-07
BECAME I'LL AND
FELL FROM AEROPLANE

~ Associated Press.
Rome. May 6.-Lieutenant Cold.
erara. Of the Italian navy. pupil Of
Wilbur Wright. while flying in the
Wright aeroplane. today became III.
tainted and fell from the craft to The
ground from heighth Of forty feet.
He was picked up unconscious The
machine also fell, badly damaged
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-05-07
TRANS CONTINENTAL WALKER
RESUMES LONG JOURNEY
By Associated press

By Associated Press.
Slater. Mo, May 4--Edward Pay
son. the Weston veteran transcontin-
entail walker who arrived here last
midnight from Mexico Mo- resumed
his long journey this morning. after
a nights rest He Is IN good condi-
tion and counts on spending tonight
at Higginsvllle, fortyone miles west.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-05-07
CRIMINAL PROCEEDINGS
AGAINST SUGAR TRUST
py Associated Press.

By AHhUtIatVd FTeHH'
Neg York, May 5.--The criminal
proceedings, as the outgrowth of the
governments suit against the Ameri.
can Sugar Refining company began
today with the arrest Of Thomas
Kehor, for many years checker on
the docks Of the company IN Brook
lyn. charged with manipulation Of the
scales.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-05-07
SITUATION rs AGAIN
CRITICAL IN oEURTYuL
By Associated Press.

~ AssOciated Press.
Beirut, Asiatic Turkey. May 5
The situation At soadia and Deurtyat
Is again critical Further antl.chrls.
tian outbreaks are feared Flye hum
dred Turkish troops have been als-
patched to those two points.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-16
Rod sipei Gnparirtc 9ampfer.

Smcn Sounb, Ont, ii. Oft.
Ger Iompfer ratbabosea" polt
ser Ganooiiden Eaciiic,2inie lit 5ll
Glpmer got SsIono, ant norolidlelt
Gnoe Ger Salbiniel Bruce, eeitron.
rct. Man bolt, i'm obnc groBen
Sdooerl lpieoer ilott jit mad)en. Iic
aus Sc Eerionen b~eitebenbe Wann-
ihoit uno Die Eoiiogierc, faum eiu
Fables Eilteno an Der 3nbl, bciinoen
iif nod an 9oro.
M untreaL Glte., IA. Sftober.
= Ger bon 2iperpool noh Quebec
teltimmte Gampfer nempreB Of Sre.
LIMO" rannte beftc alli Der Sobe BON
Sap gbatta seeen cin p%eriunfenes
@rad lno itieb lid elm God III Den
@iia. gr mar I'M Stonoe, ieineIobrt
fltBaufparts utter eigenem Gumpi
itrt5ulescn itno miro mor9en Quebec
crrcidcn. Cos Sobr3eltg bot 100
Ioliogiere an 9oro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-16

9onf bon Gnslaao bat ibren Giseoll-
toiab bon brei anf bier Gro5ent mei=
ter erbobt. 9ieie MoBuobme erfolgte,
lpeiI Die 8oloreierpe Der 9onf ieit Der
lcstcn ISOLDE um nnbe5u 100000
abgenomumen bat, mdbreno Die @olb.
notirage, insbeionoere bon Ggpptcn
unb argentinien, nift nod)laBt.
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geeen gmerifa unb 9eutidlano, nm
benz @oloobflub nod oieien SGnbern
oor5ubeueen.
GrpIoiion unb SebenSper.
IN it an Ser g ii tie BON
SoIIanb.
MaosIuis SoIlonb, ii. Otto,
Der. - 8Gbrenb Eorpeboboote beitte
6ei Sdepeningen nit per Gntfernuug
BON @rodS BON Der 4iiIte beidGftiet
iparen, ,pilroc eiue sSdiifspinnoile.
eirrd, cine grploiion acritbrt nnbse iH
lieutenant, iotuic iiinf Scelcl,tc ia.
men ul1's 2ebell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-16
Stnrmidabcn in scnneiIee.

Mcmpb is, Gem, fl. Sftober.
Gle Commercial telegraph Co."
ionic Die Cumberland Telephone
Co." beridten. Bob oller Gerfebr per
Irabt nit Naihpile fur5 nad) 6 llbr
telttc 9lbeno aufbortc. Gonin9ton,
Senn., Scr am neiteitcn norblidl ge-
legenc Eunft, neldlcr nod 81 errei-
den mar. bcrihtctc eincn Idlmeren
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rnilf mar alld Der Bcrfehr init Sou
tHgtun 1untcrbrodeit. 9t1beres iibcr
Gle Mirfunget beS StiirmcS fam
eininpeiIen nid)t ermittelt neroen.
I'm 8 ltbr beltte Abeno muroe Der
0%raGtpcrfebr uia Chicago, 2ittle Mod
nno ct. 2oiiis nieoer bergeitellt.
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pbis, iuelbct. laB ltnl & llbr Ibenbs
tin beftigrr Sttrm bort herridJte nnb
[ ctrad)tlid,cn Sdlobcn onriftete.
baatanpa 81 Senn.. II. Of.
teber. ;3n 6irion. 5etn Meiieu
ron bier. iielen beute orei 3oa Sa.
Gel nno Shloiien. getrGd)tlidcr
Siurmid)aoeit miro ans perid,ieocnen
G'egenOen oes Stnatcs genirloet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-16
McdJtsanipalt ais 8anfrGnbcr.

Gbica9o, IA. Sftober. - Die
EoIi5ci bat lid bellte iiber5cllat, ooB
ser Mann, meld)er geitern .. %.
Grsfine & Cos 9onf in DER 8or-
ifaot SigblonosEorf berolbte mo
.ScIbItmoro besina, ais er ani Der
'Giudt BON Der Eoli5ei eeltellt muroe,
Gin anlpalt, Hamens 2onlor 9C. Snr.
rlS, aus Sos angeles, Gal, ipor. Die
Soentiii5irlrng bes toofen Maubers
rurbc olrd] SRI. Map Snrrington.
cine GouoepiQc- Sdouipielerin. ilio
onrf cinen Sd)ouipieler, Nomens
3ranf 2eigbton wrIde i'm bon irii-
fer Der fnnnten, e~rmoglidt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-16
Sine neuc Siga.

Sr. Bernard u. 9ofer grilltOct oie
Baltimore Slipping 2eagle." -
Miideroberung BON 9altimore'S
5uriidscgongencm Sanbel Der
3ped. ~ 8rontinente Mitglieocr.
Gic Baltimore Slipping seoglle"
iIt utter Silbrung 0es Srn. Bernard
u, 9nfer gegriinoct moroen. Der
3ped ioa iein 9altimlore'S ~frii6eren
Tllf DIS critic SonoelSltoot oil Der at
lontiiden aiiite 5uriid 5u erobern.
Slele Ecrloncn begcn obcr Den Ser
ibod)t, Dab sic Organization nebellber
oltd) BET Der @erbeiiilbrllng ocS beob.
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filbrer Der Dem GOn9reB porlicgenoen
Sd)iffS.S ubiioicnt Bill, !. q. Butter
BON youngstown, Ohio, NOR bel scr
Gorberotbung fir Die Organization
5uaegen. BERNARD N. 9ufer lit ErG-
iioent Der So9e mo Sr. Honiop lit
Sefret1r 0crielben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-16
SIntiae 1amilien.

GlepeIanb, 8. IA. Sftober.-
Socob Serrep 36 Sabre alt, erid)ob
tcllte Nodmittag ieine8attirL brod,te
eonn leiler Shmogerin cine pobr.
id)einlid) t0otlid)e @lmoe bet uno
id)ob iid) Damn ielbit. Gr lie9t i'm
Srerben. Gie 9lllttbot war Die 5olge
eines 6omilienltreitees.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-16
8agnpr's Yboanfung ais NidDtcr.

Nlbaup. M.s9., ii. Oftobcr. -
Ssidtcr @iaiom ). 8opnor, Der De-
mofrotiide Gonoioot iiir oas
Naporsomt in Neu.Dorf, binterlegte
buttc I'M 9ureou oeS Stootslefret0rs
lrlnc Heli9notion bon Dem Yoitcn ei.
Ecs MitGlicbcS Der appellotionS-Ib-
trcilune ocs ObcrgcriftS bes 5mci'
ton 9iitritts. Der ongemeibete Hiif.
tritt BON DEM Hid)teramt tritt ~ioiort
i'll Strait.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-16

Clubs iu 8eitport Elm auIternroiteu
inn MarplGnber Stbl o~b5uboitelt. -
9tod) @rleoigung Der loufe1loen Ser
einsgeihditc fomen bic Witglic0er
therein, Den n0dIten @eieQidoit5s
abenb I'M Scim oes Sru. &arl Gut
ter, Mr. SOB, Siio.S borpltroBe, at.
5u6olten. 9(n Die &eriamm.llng reib.
te lid) cine Sioelitas.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-16
@crmiid)te tclegrapbiidlc Sepcidlcn

General Snip, Scr brittle SilliS.
Observation-Disclosures, bat ans @eluno-
bcitsriifiidten ben GntihluB allge.
tiinolgt. iein ant nieoer5uIcgen.
Sn @oiton-Go untp, NC, er-
idoB Der 2~0+iabrige Hellben gbcrne-
TIN geltern ieineu Sotcr SberIt Gobt.
Z. Nbernetbn, einen bcformtell 5or.
mer unb 8ieb5iidter.
Sn ben Gedlnungcu u. u. SIRE.
mer'SS, melder fiir5fid olS Sd)obn,ei.
iter bon Staseo-Gountp, Minn, ob.
aeieet pllrbc, lit ein Gcfi5it bon $40.
GOO conitotirt iporbcn, mo Die llllter.
iud)ung ocrSiider lit nod I'M @onoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-16
SdyiiisnadridJfen.

Rem Dorf, IA. Oftober. =
Ger Camper oGeutidlano" lit bon
@antbiirg bier onsefommen.
abgefabren iino Die 0ampier So
Snpoic" nod 9apre, George 0alb.
ifigton" nod Bremen ui1o rllniteb
States" nod copenhagen.
Soutba MP t 0 n, ID. Oftober.
- Ger 9ampfer 3%cutonic" lit Dol,
sem-0prf bier ein~actrofien. /
giDerpooL IA. Oftober.- Ger
Eampfer rSaronia" lit Don Bolton
Gn0elanst. stn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-16
gricfbefbrbernns mad benz aasIdnhe.

Hud utW Nuslunoc.
'%9ie ouSldnoii6e 8olt fiir ole nit
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gems bis s llbr NaumtittagS t1elid
often anssenommen Sonntogs.
Ganpfcr fabrcn bon Reru.gorf ob.
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TransotIonttd Sadet.
Sol.
Ieutld)Iano i6lieBt UNI 5 ltbr
N0hmittogs oiu Wontag, Wittpod)
mo 6reitog.
@roBbritannien IT.. Srlnnb idlieBt
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mo 0reitag.
Sranfreih idlieBt uitt 5 llbr Gab.
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gelgien id]licBt UNI 5 l1br Woh.
mittags orh Sreitog.
Noripegen, Shmeocn uilb 9Gne-
mart, idIieBt I'M 5 llbr Rchmittaas
am Wittipof.
Soqanb iblieBt 8 llDr Nabmittags
am Wontaa.
Stalien idIieBt Tim 5 lbr Nad).
mittags ont Gienitog uno Sreitag.
Seltreid idliebt nm 5 llbr Rad).
mittogS ami 8ienitog.
Grams Itluntiihe 8oit.
5reitug. 10. Oft, I'm Z llbr abenbS
mad europa, Afrifa unb SItinoien
per Gonpier .Nen gort", pio Glp.
MOUTH utb Gberbuure; mad Geutid).
lono, pio Sonlbrrg oireft, nur grie.
fe (onoere Sbeile BON europa utI0
9elltid)lonh, pio GIpmoutb it. Cher.
boilrg, n%liilieu ipe5ieIl ooreiiirt iein).
per 3ompfer paoiierin Iuguita Bic.
torio"; nm 10 ltbr gbenos nad)
@roBbritnnnien mo Srlono per
9ompfer .Mrobic" (onoere 21noer
miillen ipe5iea aoreiIirt lein).
Soft lii BIB. nnb geutral.
Mmerifa a. % e II inbien
II. t 10.
5reitog. Is. Oftober, um 10 ltbr
a6enbs nad) Curacao uno 8ene5ueIo
per 9nnlpfer r3lllio"; nod So Hla.
ta.2onoItrihel per 0ontpfer nSoiti.
lius"; nod) Eorto Hico pet 9ampfer
rGcomo"; nod Snogua uno Saiti
per Gompier sSibirio"; mad @reila.
bo, ct. gineetlt nno Srinioao per
Gompfer nSnbo"; nah Samaiea, Ha.
mama, Gonals Gone uno Colombia
per Camper Shoe.
Hoit nod Heufunblano, pia 9prb.
Sionep, n1b nod Miqiielon, pia SO.
iton, idlieBt bier iasIid Inn 8 llbr
Tahmittags; nod Cuba, pia Gam.
pa, taglidI UNI 1 ltGr Ndd)m.; iiah
Sofia Hicn, Sononras, Ricaragua
(Oitfiiite), Salpaoor ulto @uatema.
ia, pio Nefo Orleans, t1gIif I'M 10
llbr G%benbs; mad Megico Gitp tag.
lid UNI s lbr mo 12 llbr gbenos.
9rans.B acific. Hoit.
5reitog, 10. OCTOBER, UNI 7 ltbr
abenos nod] Sopoii. Sapan. 8orea,
China uno Den Tbilippineu pia Can
Jrunei&co,
Somltog, II. OCTOBER, Inn Z ubr
Nbenos nod auitrolien, Nea-See.
lano, Neu.Ga leoonien unb Samoa.
Snieln pio Gan francisco.
Gle Yoit rodl ,sapon, aorea nno
Gbino, oia Seattle, ihlieBt bier tag.
lid um 7 llbr slbenos bis gum 81.
Sftober.
Noti3. - Gos grieiporto nod allen
iremoen 21uoerr (aussenommen
@roBbritnnnien nno Srlano, Cana.
%. Werifo. Savanna, Cuba uno
Sbangbai no o%aiielbe tuie oas Elm.
be,miIde IT'D lit, luie folgt: 5 GentS
iiir Die critic uuSe uto s Gents fir
ieoe meitere Huge ODER oeren Sbeil,
uno muB poI1 i'm goraus beaablt tper.
oen. anoerniaas bas Goppelte oes
fcblenoen getroges am Srte Der ab.
l%ieierung colleftirt miro. Nad1 eutif,.
lanb, mir oireft per Sdiit luie Die
einheimiIhen Staten.
dfN. &alI S'arris, Neitmeiiter,
atIv.iA lxU