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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-20
OFFICERS CHOSEN
BY B'NAI ISRAEL
Rabbi Charles J. Freund Is
Elected and Directors
Are Named.

The CONGREGATION of Temple B'nai
Israel. in accordance with custom long
established, held its annual election at
a meeting yesterday at the Temple
B'nai Israel in Fourth East street, be
tween Second and Third South streets.
Rabbi Charles J. Freund was reelected
for a term of two years, beginning III
December OF this year.
In addition to the election Of Rabbi
Freund. the following other officers
were elected by the congregation to
serve during the ensuing year: Henry
Cohn, president; William Graupe,
Jacob Kahn, David Spitz, DR.. Theodore
Meyers. H, Barnett, Leon Sweet, di-
rectOrs.
The annual elections of Jewish cOngre-
cations are always held Immediately fol-
lowing Rosh HashOna, the Jewish New
Year, and the election yesterday. was
in keeping with that custom.
Yom Ripper, the Jewish day of atone
ment, begins Friday night at o'clock
and extends until Saturday night at
o'clock. This is the time of memorial
services for the dead. No fires viii be
kindled in Jewish households during
that time and the day viii be religious
" observed with all its accustomed
sOlemnity. The spirit of forgiveness win
prevail and the new year will be com
menced anew.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-20
Assessment No. 7.

sHEBA GOLD AND SILVER MINING
Company of Utah. Principal place Of
business, Salt Lake City, Utah. Eastern
or branch office, HoughtOn, Mich
Notice is hereby given that at a meeting
Of the board of directors Of the Sheba
Gold and Silver Mining company. held on
the 9th day Of August, 1909, assessment
No. Z OF five % cents per share was
levied upon the capital stock Of the cor
poration. issued and outstanding, payable
Immediately to the secretary of the com
pany, at the office Of the company. 423
Judge building. Salt Lake City, Utah. or
at the eastern OF branch office Of the
company, at Houghton Mich. at the op-
ton of the stockholders as to (either)
place of payment ANY stock upon which
this assessor ent may remain unpaid on
Thursday the 30th day of September, 1903.
will be delinquent and advertised for sale
at public auction, and unless payment is
made before, will be sold on Thursday
the 2Sth day of October 1903, at 10 a. M.
at the office Of the company at Salt Lake
City, Utah. TO pay the delinquent assess
ment thereon, together with the costs of
advertising 90 cents for each certificate
advertised and expenses Of sale.
By order of the board of directors.
ERNEST J. DUDE, Secretary,
HouEhton, N1chs
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-20
Girls Wanted.
Pioneer Roofing

Twenty girls wanted at Sweet Candy
% East First South.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-20
DRILL FOR LIVING FLAG.
Children to Meet for First Rehearsal
This Afternoon.

Children who are to take part in the
Giving flag spectacle in honor Of the
visit of President William II. Taft next
Sunday viii meet for their first drill
since G.. A r week in the Assembly
hall in the Tabernacle grounds this after
noon at 4 o'clock. The committee in
charge is composed of Supervisors John
s. Welch and William A WetzeH, and
Probation Officer Alma Clayton. The
hour set will enable the children to have
Just about time enough to get home from
school. collect their dresses, stars, flags
and other articles used in this spectacle,
and then get to the hall. Tt is probable
another meeting of the children will be
held later in the week to make final
plans Tor the exhibition at Brigham and
B streets next Sunday morning
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-20
OPINION IS BUT
HISTORY OF CASE
City Attorney viii Give Council
lust What Is Re-
queSted.
TO CONSIDER FRANCHISE
BODY MAY TURN DEAF EAR TO
PLEA OF PEOPLE.

When the city council goes into ses-
sion tonight a few of the solons viii
be surprised at the opinion" from City
Attorney II. J. Dininny regarding the
Slot machines. This was asked by the
council last Monday night through a
resolution introduced by Councilman +.
=. bernstrOm. The council thought 1t
would get something in the shape of
an opinion from the city attorney, but
ne has sent in just what they asked
for and nothing more.
1t isn't an opinion at all, said
Dininny yesterday. THE council didn't
ask me for any, and 1 haven't given
them one Ny letter to the council is
rather long and gives a history of the
slot machine CaSeS-luSt what they
called for. They asked if the ruling
of Justice of the Peace Stanley Hanks
OveTruled that of Judge Armstrong,
and, of course. 1 viii tell them that it
does not. But it isn't an opinion
simply history of the case"
Councilman FernStrDl1 thinks he is
going to get an opinion from the city
attorney regarding the matter The
councilman from the Third said yes
terday that much of his fight in the
future on the slot machine cases de
pended upon the letter from the city
attorney, If the city attorney says the
slot machines are being run contrary
letter will be sent to the chief of pO-
lice, if he can send it there. II not,
then he will so after the city attorney.
Franchise May Appear.
The vetoed franchise of the oregon
Short Line will come before the cOun-
ell again tonight 1t was passed last
Monday night but vetoed by Mayor
John 5. BranSfOrd because the fran
Chise, as written in the city attorney s
office, does not coincide with the blue
print submitted by the railroad COM
pany and approved by the city, The
council will probably uphold the mayor
in the matter and send the franchise
back to the city attorney to be drawn
up anew and framed according to the
blueprint
In spite of the many claims from res
West streets, it is likely that the city
council viii turn deaf ear to these II
they are brought out tonight. The
claims committee does not care TO ap-
prove any of them, though all Of the
claimants put in an appearance last
Thursday night on the matter. Ihe
claims are a result of the breaking
of the thin north wall of the Tenth
South street canal which was con-
struCted by the city several years ago.
Tie bank broke with the floods or
last spring and the residents and prop
erty owners in that neighbour God SUI
fered badly as q result They want
some money for their damages and
also ask that the city build up the
north bank Of the canal to guard
against a recurrence Of the floods next
spring. 1t is claimed that suits Will
be filed against the city in case the
council refuses to pay any OF the CLAIMS
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-20

Take little trip today in
answer TO a want ad-and it may
be q lucky day for YOU
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-20
MAY OPEN CONDUIT BIDS.
Board of Public Works Will Make
Another Effort.

Another effort will be made today to
hold a meeting of the board Of public
works to open bids for the concrete con-
duits to cover the intersec tiOns OF North
Temple street with West Temple, First
West and Second West streets
The cOndUits will be a part of the pro-
posed conduit from State street to the
Jordan river to carry off the City creek
water Two Bids have been received,
from Zerbe & Walker and from Mckay
&, Read, two local contractors.
Two efforts have already been made
to hold a meeting for the purpose of open
ing the bids, and it is believed that the
meeting may be held today, and again
it may not be held until next Friday
night.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-20

Furnished, laid ard guaranteed BY
LAMBERT PAPER CO.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-20
WOMEN'S CLUBS
PLAN WELCOME
Members Arranging to Enter
tain Delegates to State
Convention.

Women-s clubs of the city affiliated
with the State Federation of Women
clubs, the state convention of which win
be held here oct. z, and 9, are making
preparations for the entertainment of the
delegates from outside cities and towns
For the most part, the clubs have been
taking a vacation during the summer
months and the early part of September.
but are now out with announcements of
the commencement of the fall and winter
sessions. Special meetings are also to be
called for the purpose of arranging plans
of entertainment for the visiting dele
gates to the state convention.
The executive committee of the Women s
league viii meet today at the apartments
Of Mrs. c. Fl. Mcmahon, president of the
league, in the Caithness apartments. At
that meeting the work for the ensuing
season will be outlined and plans for the
entertainment of visiting delegates viii be
discussed informally.
The WOmen's league is a purely philan-
thrOpic organization. and various matters
viii be taken UD in endeavOr to i'm
prove local conditions wherever philan-
thrOpy plays its part
"Royai" stale Bread Depot
Open every morning. Entrance on
cod hood z-a,.x-
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-20

"Royai" stale Bread Depot
Open every morning. Entrance on
Third South Good bread very cheap.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-20
WORLDS SECRETS
NOT ALL KNOWN
Apostle Whitney Explains the
FaiiibiIity of Historical
Writings.
HEAVEN AND HE'LL REAL
POINTS OUT DESTINY OF RIGHT
EoUs AND SINNERS.

'There are more things in heaven and
earth than are dreamt of in human
philosophy" quoted Orson +. Whitney at
the tabernacle yesterday afternoon, re-
heating the words which Shakespeare
made Hamlet utter to his friend HOTatiO.
Mr.. Whitney referred to an editorial in
The Herald Republican of Sept y, en-
titled "a TOpsy Turvy World, baslng ms
address on the thought in this editorial
asking whether or not there was big
volume of information about this world
that was still sealed
From this editorial Mr.. Whitney read;
Some of the professors of Cornell uni
versity are hunting for whatever may
be interesting in Alaska, and have found
that much Of the vegetable product OF
the tropics once grew in that sun-IOr-
Saken country. Preserved in rock and
coal, there are palms and ferns and soft
wood grOWths which never grow except
where the tOrrid heat prevails. They
say it proves that tropical conditions
once prevailed at Nome.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-19
Wcbr Spfcr bcs WItu=M plud)S.

HcmsOorf, 16. Ypril. &uri
Dor 6 ll1r beute crcignete lih Wieo'r
Gin grdblider llnfaa i'm vGcntrol,
Eorf." Gin Monu pnroc 5erntolmt
uno nuf Der Stelle getobtct uno orcl
anbere mliroan mcbr ooer minocr
ifuer perleBt, nlS ein groBca grolie3
1olirelt. Iutomobil, pcld)es in iiloli-
der Tihtung cen iueitlihen Sobrtueg
nit 9robter 8ciflpinoigfeit cntlang
fnfr, gcgcll cinell Baum frud)tc. -
Yuf 8rnnb bon in ocs So0ten Ia.
idIelt de%funbenen 9ricien 9loubt Die
Roli5ci, bob Der @rtootcte nit Wot,
tlelp Camp. % Sabre olt. cillcm gr'
geIteQtan I'M 2abcn Der nMoon Nlutoz
mobile Company" IN 9tr.i16t, 0oruo
iuap, ibcntiif lit. Tie Gcrlesten linb:
GrneIt 6rper, "a Sabre alt. bon Nr.
265, 90. Strobe, 9rlld bes ref)ten
Scincs; Soicpb SorI, IS Sabre oft,
BON Tr. 1877. Mipitgtonitrabe, 96-
id)iirfungen am aorper; Soiepb 20.
gartp, % Sabre alt, BON Nr. 552,
union.ape., 9ronr, SfGbelbrud).
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-19
Yranoid)aocn.

Ehtlobclp1io, Is. Npril.-
Gin Dclttc I'M picrten Stodlpcrf 0ea
0epnrtementloOens Der 6irma @ebr,
MicGurbp al Der Sront- ur1o Yorf.
itrabe ousgebrodcncS 6ellcr rid)tctc
S6oocn 5lm 9atraec BON $l50,OOO
all. 40 WGod)en, Dcld)c in Dem We.
bGlloe orbeitetcll, cntfomcl unuer-
lebr.
Norfolf, 90, rs. Ipril. - Sm
Sd)iifsboubof Der 6irnlo Smitb &
0tcGop brad bcutc NbcnO cin Tcll2r
aus, mcld)cS mebrcrc BORT IN Gcpuz
rotur beoriiicnc flcinc Sdifie nit
3erltornn9 beorobt.
Gonpillc, So, t6. Npril. -
Gus p%rod)tpollc nWedlcnburg.Sotcl"
ST Gbnic.Gitp, So, gin0 bcllte Nod).
mittng IN 6lonuncn alli. Ser Ser
lllIt miro oli 100000 geid0tt. Gas
Sotel mltroc pot icbr SSuEret erbollt
uno gcbortc ST. Dem Atad)lnB bcS Srn.
10. &. Z. GopiS bon Noriolf. gtur
ctlpo 30 00ite luorcll sur 3cit olnu,-
iello, ltn0 nllc cntfornell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-19
Sufalbsridjtc ans @aibinstpn.
D&ctl er elm Ee6pogel
mar"

o8cil er elm EedpOgel
mar"
Mcll or, mic CT lid fllr5 5lloor ats
Drildte, ,ieiu gauges Scben lang cill
Eed)poDcl 8cmcicn," bc9ing Der 52s
iGbrigc GroId)fcltutlhcr Sobn g.
Nltrb gcitcru Sclbltmoro, ilocm CT
iIGer bnS 8el0nocr zines 9ubn.Giu-
Butts lid 10 SUB tiei ouf OoS YiIa.
tier binob l%tiirjtc. Gr wltroc IN cill
nobe 0cleDcncS SoipitoI gcbrodt, or.
log aber ifon bel %icincr Iptlnft Jet.
ncn &~erleaungcu. Sn icinan Golden
mrr0cn mebrcre TcdJmunJcu, ionic
elm 9rtci an cilcn @l0ubigcr gcilns
oelL in lpeldcm er iagt, Bob in benz
Nrgcnm0rtigcn 3eituItcr Der oEari-
CABS" uno Nutomobilc cul Iroidfens
tl!tid)cr nidtS mcbr perOicncn fonnc.
Sano Satin to6t AMI.
2odlnn &oIliburtou BON 9tr. 1922,
EsStraBe, fallo lctlle ~ Sabre alte
@ottin Worgarctbc gcltern Morgcn
INT 8 llbr tobt i'm &ol5iduppen oui.
Gr crild)tc Die Yoli5ci, ibmt 5u belien,
Oic 2eid)c ms Solts SIT trugen. Die.
lclbc mlirbe icoo6 mad Ger Worgue
ncionbt, ulb Der Coroner Ncuitt I'M
terilld)t ben Soil ieet.
Nls 2cihc at gcfunbcn.
Gic 2cide bon ,Splcp6 $. Euinter,
scr am 6. 0cjcmber lettcit SobrcS
pcrihwono, ais CT cincn 6iihollsilug
mnd)te, lit 9citcrn Morgen IN ser
93dbc Der &cttcnbriidc i'm 6lllB trci-
6cno otigcimocn morocn. Gas fiir5.
lidc Sod)wnicr battc bic Scid)c oil
Die S6crilGd)c gcbrodt. Iic 2cide
res t~G.iGbri8cn &obcrt {. @a1is,
Der 5l glcidcr 3cit nit Eaiuter perl
ihmono unO lid III ociicn @eicQidoit
befono, lit nod uidt 0ciunoen nor
bclt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-19
Ins oeili &atbbanIc.

Gin Yroteit aus Gins Baltimore. -
Ser Sercin Der @cidGit5leute Oc3
0%cnonnten StoottbeilcS crldbt cin
l(ltimatum gcgcn Die Grtbcillllg
BON Eripilcgicn an Die o9altis
morc-S Ohio obn" ollrf OicStaot.
Gin Gonlite OcS y%crctns Der Sc.
l6Git8leutc BON SiIo@ Baltimore" bar
0oS nohiolacnbc Sdreiben an Die
9iioGct.9 cb0rbc gcridtct, lucld)cS iiir
iid) iclbit ipriht:
,@cebrtc Serreu! Sn "ltebcrcin.
Thinning init Den SnItruftipncn oe&
"&crcinS Der @cih6it5lellte bon Siio.
Baltimore" ~pcrlol10cn oic untcr5ciG,.
ncttn WitQlie0er ocS Spc5io(-Gomi.
ties fir GerFehrSmcge, DOB sic Gr.
lou6niB. melhe Ollrh Ocn Napor
unO S%tnotratb Der Baltimore Ohio
Giienbobn" crtbcilt mllror, Inn iiber
oic @omoro.S trobc @tIciic 5u Iegen,
lpcld)c nod eincn Inlueicn Der BAL.
tinore 6rud)t.@0ric" fiihren ioaen,
boS abcr III @irflidfcit Ser n9oIti-
morcsN Ohio. 9obn" geb6rt, unoer5iigs
lid 6rrildge5ogeu miro.
&ir bcnod)rihtiGcu sen Nopor
mo Stootrotb %ierncr, oaB i'm Safe
htclcm @riltfcn niht u1per5iigIif
cntlprod)cll miro, mir 0eridtliNc
,S6rittc cirIcitcn weroen, llnl Die BE.
trettcnoe G%rIoubniB riidGGngig ST
MADDEN. &ofo6tlngSpoQ @oltcr $.
Gel1llp, George j, Obrcht, 9. s.
StcifcnS, Scfrct1r."
@cfonntIib bat Scr oIereir Ser
@eld1ftSlclltc bon Siio.gultimore"
lett longer 3cit 0c9cn cine ioI6e
Gon5ciIion Der Sto0t oil sic ,9olti.
more Ohio 9obn" o~ngciod)tcn, nm
1lrigcrnloBcn ertrGglihe StroBen-
&rcli5unGcn iiiroIid bon Scr Gam.
ocn' bis sur Stodbolm.S troBe aux
erboltcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-19
2uttcrie . SiletbcrfGnfer in Suit.

Mor Simpion IN Bbilaoelpbia olrdl
biclige Ngcntcn Der 9llnoc5. Rc.
gicrll1g feitgcnommen uno nod
Baltimore gebradt. - Senlatio.
nclc Gn~tbiiQungep ertportet.
Gin GongreB = abgcorbncter al.
gcblid) Deripidclt.
Wenn MIR ein Sbcil bon Dem lpabr
lit, mas Die 9lutoesbe9oroen gcgen
Wtor Simpion bon Nep-Dorf uno
Ebilooelpbia 5u belueiien geoenfeu,
Itebt nit Der Gerbaitrng bon Miar
Simpion aus Nem . Oorf cine Gen.
lotion eriter @iite in NuSitdt. Gimp.
ion lpuroe Aeltern in philadelphia
am cinen @oitbefebl bin, Der bier am
NonucrItog i'm 9unoeS : 9iItritts-
8crift crlau9t luuroc, perboftet mo
bcftn0ct it'd iett in Der mittleren $50
l%i5ciitotion III @%epobriam. @r ioI
ullgeblid) Der Igent fiir mcbrere gro.
Bere Gotterie : @eicQi6oiten, oorirll.
ter Die oSapono Notionol 2otterD
Co." Die ~aGnigIih llngoriihc 2ot.
tcrie . @eieuifoit" mo Die Ser5og.
lid, 9ralni6mei9iihc 2anoe5 . 9ot-
tcric gelueicn lein unO in bieliger
Stoot groBe @cidGite getbon bober.
@oS ben Sail beionoerS intereiiant
geltolet, lit Die Sbatiohe, boB Der
Wonn bier NIT mehreren groBerelt
6irnten lett lGngcrcr Belt gelhGftlihe
Ter6il0ungen bate mo Die 9etriebS.
letter oieier 6irnlen olS 3eligen auis
5lltrctcn bnbcn. Sn Rem gorf uno
Ebilooelpbia bate Simpion chen.
falls geihGftlide Serbinoungen. @r
iol icrner an cincnt &erliderungS.
llnternebmeu il,tGreiiirt iein. on wcl-
dem ein GougrcB 3 Ybgeotoneter ei.
llen Intbeil bot un6 bieier miro ie.
oenfolS c~bcnfaIlS ais 3elt9r oitfges
ruicu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-19
Tilipinp bingcridltct.

&olla @alln, @oib, 1G.
@pril. - Slion 9ticlllaS, cin Silt
pino, mcld)cr 81 BORT glafclcp eincll
mlbcren 6ilipino uno cincn jltngell
MeiBcll crmoroetc, pllrbe bclltc I'M
bieiigcn 3uhtbauic billacrid)tet ST
iiorb nit einem SGfcln oui Dem
Mntlis. Solueit man meiB. mar or
Der critic in Ocn Scr. Staotcl bingc.
rid)tcte Filipino.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-19

2 FJS: @OrterbOsi6h reirIOin' OOsr @OnnO'
G6lpeinc'Gicren 5Esc. STD. Giuhsleber 6he.
8 4iuno COMPOUND. 29c.
4dIbslehcr 12Rc. Rio.
SdmurIrnlm 5kc. Bib.
4 Bfo. Sptronit 29c.
SeItfate'en.T epa rtemtnt.
4 gfb. Snds Rinoflcif6, 29e.
sSeibe gSurit, 7Bc.
SbinfcusSoloara l2hc. Bio.
seIbtfabri5irte Gansies.
9riier Slir lnb GrogefdoB 5dnette'S trabe.
40c. ~aiprtirie Gbotolnoc, 20c. BIO.
20c. gtus Sliogc, l0c. BIO.
15c. Fcanllt IGifn. 10c. Rio.
2Hc. 3 $50, Combination, q Sorten. 20c.
soc, Observation-Disclosures, 29c. Sfa6teI.
Bernbttmer 8rps.'
gruke Samilieu.91beu,
GaSsttssGtrahe. bnrdh biz sur asrtngtpn.g trafe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-19

ti9c tiirfildc@einn0tC lei tclt0rop6ii6
benod)rihtigt morbcn, BOB bic Yero=
un0 @ulotu.S taotpiCrtcl non Gon-
itantinopcl bombaroirt lporOcn llno
Oob 2000 Wenidcn babel gct0otet
moroen iticu.
Gin Wonumcnt in Soutb.
nmpton iir sic Yilgcrz
pGtCr.
2onooM II. Npril. - Hid)oro
@orrctt Coflcp, Mopor pol, South
omptol,, bot cinen 2luiruf an Die
cngliid)- re0enoen &0Itcr ulf bctocl1
Scitcn bca S5ennS III @unitrn cine&
6oroa iiir sic Grridtung citeS Mp.
ntmcntS 5I GGren Ser YilNcrpGtcr
IN Soltbnmpton crloiicl. Gr CT.
flGrt, e@ ici erItollnlidL BOB ein 10
pidtigc1 GrcigniB, ME sic glbiobrt
ser yWiopilomer" nit 0cn EilacrpG-
tern am 9orO non Soutbompton
nod nid)t Dltrd) cit adjournment per
cmiBt morOcn lei.
Ncm.O in &uriS be-
raubt.
GoriS, 16. NpriI. - 6rou @ors
tells aus NtGu-Yort wllroc 6clttc in
ibrcn bicligCn departments bcinnhc
crnlorOct mo INT ihrc ,Sumclrl llno
cine Sumnlc @clbca bCrull6t. Die
Srou mobnte IN Ser Npcnlle Gnlolt
uno bate, "a lie 1ad) OCn Der. Stoo.
ten 5lriidjufebrcn bcobiiftigtc, filr}s
lid ibrr Mobeln 0rrt cincn Nnlpdlt
sum &alif o%ngebotcnL &eltc gtod)s
mitto9 fonlen 0rci gut 0ctIeioetc
Wt0nner, unt, mic lie iogteu, Die M6.
beln 81 beIthtigen. N0d)oCm lie Die
@cruiBbcit bottcL 0oB it'd fcin Monm
I'M &uuic beinno, liclcn lie bic 60.
iGbrigc, bltrf SGbnung perfriippeltc
tSrul 9nrtcla mo ihrc Wtog0 al,
id)lltgen lie, bis JIG b~clpuBtlo3 moren,
le0tcn i6ncn 6ellcln an mo ludtcn,
nofOcm lie @elo mo &lmelen 5llnl
9ctro9c bon $4,000 CrbcltCt battcn,
0o& @eitr. Tic Spicr logeu mrcDrcs
re StlulOcn lang bcuuBtloS Ou, che
lie nllfgciunocn mirocn. Nei0e mnren
0llrd, bic &nc6el. mcId)c ibncn Die
Hdubcr IN ocn WtltnO Qcitcdt bottcn,
0en GrltldltllgSto0c nnbc.
Spioncnried )crci III 9cl
giCn.
@riiiicL is. Glpril. - Cine 6ic.
ligc 3citung mclOct, Onb bic &crbols
tltrl9 cincS Miuln1a, Nonlcn& Mons
toiglrc, Der inter Dem %crOodt Scr
Tcriibltng ciiteS Woroco inNori5 bier
'.itgcllommclt purOc. jur Nilfocdru1g
cincs Ocutidcn observation-disclosures &C.
iiibrt bat. Ger glrrtItont fnnnte Jet.
lie llnihi,lo an DEM ibm 5l,r &oit &c
lcgtcit &crbtrd,cf t%ddIipciiclt, BOD
luurOc crnlittclt, Dob Mpntoi0nc oil
Der Spitc cinca Oclltldcn Spionagc.
SpItcm5 Itoll0. Sn ieincm Nciitc
luurGcn 3oflmcttc bon bod)itcrySidl.
ti9teit in 9c5liG olti bic N%oicnucrtbci.
bi0lrn0 ocS ironjoiiiNcn Sccbofcu3
Brett por9cIut0cll.
Sulfnnc in SGGtigfcit.
Yuria is. &lpril. - Cine bier
cin9ctroffcle M(clOlrng aus gtcnpcl
beio0t, Dab Ger GlIlfon Nctnn oui
Sijilicn lid) in nnbnlten0cr SDGtig-
felt beiinoct. 2InS Dem &rotcr ltcigell
Hul6 unb Glonmcn ollf ulo gift
beroc Aife idat lit Gutonid nieocr.
SicIc @erpobncr Der Stoot bobcn lid
III Sooeeongit gcfliid)tct. N(lld) Gin
Ails6rud| 0eS SuIfanS Stronlboli ouI
Der glcid)nomigcn Snicl umucit Sis
5ilicl miro genlcloct.
Vcamtcnmabl. - Tic Sob.
rcsuerinmmllng nlo Eircltorcns uno
9comtenpobl Der nSremont StroBe
2cib. mo Spor-Go." iinoet nGditcn
Iiellito9 gIbcno I'M TerionimIlungS.
2oful OIL Der 9iorbolt-gdc bon 1Src.
mont. 9lucnue mo GoperitroBc Itatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-19

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lett longer 3cit 9c9cn cine ioIfc
Gon5ciiion Der StoOt al sic y9olti.
more Ohio 9obn" o%ngeiod)ten, nm
elnigcrnloBcn crtrGglihe StroBen.
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oen' bis Sur Stodbolm.S troBc 5ltj
crboItcn.
Wci'm Spiclcu bcrull.
g ii at. - &nl fritiid)cn 3llItonoc
llcgt Der od,tiGbri0c Moblc Carroll,
Der Sobu BON 6rou Celia Carroll,
pom Nr. 314, SilosW torri9. NQep, in
Der &obnitng icilcr Wlltter oornic.
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Gonncritog Nbcno nit mebrcren
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Sollle Itcbcnocn W0bcluo0cu, oils CT
ploBlid, boS @Icid)gcipid)t pcrlor mo
oltf oaS StroBcnpiluItcr ficl. Gr
plroc pom Eoli5iltcn 0ono0buc nod
Iclncr Wohrltng gctrogcn, 100 Softor
Sobn 5000 bon gtr. $50, @ilmorItro.
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rtobnl. Ter &lcine bat cincn Sd)Gocl.
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W%cluuBtlcllt. @lcidpuobl giebt . Der
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bon Nr. 1903, observation-disclosures,
mcld)cr ollgcblid) ant Z. OicicS Otos
mats Die 10 Sabre oltc Sod)tcr @olos
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begob lid) Der Softer nod Der Foli5ei.
I%totioll.
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nid)t OolItredt iucrOcn, oo Wioco an.
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NngcldillOigtc lit ucrbeirntbct uno
Sotcr bon bier ainOcrn.
9ic alien Vcumten ~ G.
0crcrm + t. - Cas- Gireftoriunl
Der oSoptina' Eluce Sporbonf", boS
am Montog, Den II. 9(pril. erlpGblt
wuroc mo aus Den SS. Robcrt ~.
Hotbcr, @crntm 3. Tlott. GrnIt
SdmciBcr, Ioolpb s. Weper, 5bco.
81. Ni0cr, Scnrp g. Sting, :. G.Nol.
lorp, 4. Stonlep 8ortb. s. @iQionl
WtiOOclOorf WorriS Wbitrioge, Grnit
Is. anu6e mo Tonicl &. Ammioon
bclte6t, bat in ieiner am 0onuerIta0
obgcbaltcneu SiBung Ole ~folgenoen
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Nobcrt Nc. Iotber, gice.BrGiiocnt
Scrntdil g, Elott, Sdobnleilter u.
@ariiclo Mtonroc, &iiIfS.S d)osmei.
iter SSobn ". G%einburot lulo 9nlpalt
SSfor Wolfi.
@olf's ongeblidc Col.
lcftor gebt irei MS. - ST.
icpb @ietncr BON 9tr. 80, Noro.
Glinton.S troBc. Der iitilgc Moitlr, Der
ain Gonneritog 1T ser @obnis,g polr
6rall Worp Weld), Nr. 1924, McGi.
oerrpsS troBe. eridicL I'M ungeblid)
itnter Dem Gorponb SIS SIT cridmins
oelll Cit Collector oca Hcd)tSanmaltS
Sorrp @olf 5it ieiL ipllrbe geitcr,t
Dem FolijeirifterSlelpeu int moro.
o'tlifen StationsbnllS porgeiiibrt.
Nod clllenl turjclt Serbor, bel ser,
WieBner cincm Srittelt Die Sdill0
IN Die Sd)libe SIT id)ieben pcriutte,
cntlleB Der Nid)ter oen 9lrrcitonter,
oo Sron Welf) erfl1rte, nid)t int
Griminol.@erid)t oils 3elgin erid1ei.
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