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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-17
BY ALMOST UNANIMOUS VOTE
WILLIAM J. BRYAN INVITED TO
ADDRESS FLORIDA LEGISLATURE
Six Cremafed When
q Frisco Hotel Burned

possible. l.. :. Cartwright. d carpeu-
ter. formerly of Salem. Oregoa. was
fatally burned.
The hotel was a thTee-story frame
building and burned so rapidly hat
none of the $50 guests had tim" to
dress, and many escaped by IumpiHE
to the roof of al adjoining Workshop
Scores cIambOTed down the ladders of
the fiTemen and the fire escapes. and
At least four jumped to safety into
the net held by tn fire fighters.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-17
Automobile Ride of
Four Ended i'm Death

to death. and Joseph Fogarty was
thrown OH his head on a concrete
walk adjoining the driveway and SUI
feTed a fracture Of the skull from
which he is not expected 70 recover.
Ernest FTeyeTs-s right leg was fTac-
turea Joseph Hoyt the fourth OccU-
pant OF the car, fell on the turf and
abandoning his injured comrades.
fed in d panic for the subway sL2-
ton, where he was arrested.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-17
BY Associated Press.

San Francisco. April 16.-SiX bodies
recovered and probably eight or ten
others buried in the ruins; six in
Jured, one fatally, and property loss
of 1925, 600. are the results of an early
morning fire that destroyed the ST
George hotel, a lodging house for la
boreTS, AT Howard and Eighth streets,
and eight other small buildings. The
bodies taken to the morgue were 50
chaTred that Identification was i'm
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-17
CHARGED WITH
DEFRAUDING
GOVERNMENT
Cudahy Company is Indicted
in Connection With It's
OleOmargerine Business.
BY Associated Press.

Topeka. kas.. April Ib.-tharged
with defrauding the government by
violation of the internal revenue laws
an Indictment was formally returned
against the Cudahy Packing Company
of Kansas City. in the United States
court here today. The company is
indicted on $50 counts. Officers of
the company wilI be summoned to APP
pear in court aud defend the charges
outlined in the Indictment.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-17
Drank Poison Rather
Than Appear i'm Court

\ physician. who hurried to her home,
prevented her immediate death and
the judge has postponed hearing Of
the divorce case until her recovery
Members Of Mrs. CaIdWelfS family
have informed the police that when
the date of the trial was set she at
tempted to choke her baby to death
and Kill herself and that she has in
sisted that she would never face the
court
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-17
BY Associated Press.

New York. April 16.-An automobile
ride of four young men ended ia death
for one OF their number and fatal in
Jury 10 another when a touring car in
rs hich they we're driving al d terrific
speed crashed into d tree N Central
Park ar dawn today Matthew Camp.
an pmpIOye OF the Moon Automobile
Company. the chauffeur was crushed
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-17
Il Associated P-ess.

Indianapolis, Ind. April 16.-When
the name of Grace Caldwell. defend
ant in a suit for divorce against her
by Lester Caldwell, was called in the
circuit court last evening, she did not
answer, and during a conference Of
her attorneys and the judge, a mes
senger rushed in and said that rather
than appear, Mrs. Caldwell had killed
herself She had drunk caTbOiic acid.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-17
, Wheat Active But
Was Not Sensational

closed l-2C lower at SI27I-S
The story that Patten has employed
q body guard has no proper founda-
ton. The ColOred man alleged to oc-
cupv that position has been az the
same door receiving visitors cards
for a generation, He was there be
fore the name of PattrR had become
one tu CoHjuTt.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-17
DYNAMTTED SAFE.

Enid Okla, April 16.-RObbers dyu-
amifed the safe Of the Bank Of Lucien,
thirty miles east Of here, last night,
and escaped with 81 300 IN currency
and notes TO the amount OF S9,00e.
The interior Of the building was
wrecked. The robbers escaped IN a
stolen rig.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-17
PRESIDENT TAFT AND
LABOR LEADERS HAVE
TALK OF TWO HOURS
Samuel Gompers Headed the
Delegation to Call on
the President.
ANTI-INJUNCTION
MATTER DISCUSSED

THE PRESIDENT SAYS HIS POSI-
TON ON THIS WAS CONTAINED
IN HIS ADDRESS OF ACCEPT
ANCE AT CINCINNATi-HE WILL
INVESTIGATE OTHER MATTERS
BROUGHT TO HIS ATTENTION
WITH VIEW OF ASSISTING IF
POSSIBLE
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-17
ey Associated Press

Chicago, April 15.-While the wheat
market was active today it lacked the
sensational features Of YESTERDAY
Prices were depressed early. July
touching 10 5-S and May 10 0-S-
but the close vas strong with July
the bone OF contention. 1 1-4C- over
the previous close at SII4- May
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-17

clear on the subject in his speech OF
acceptance at Cincinnati ana confirm
ed his position in his inaugural All
GTess. The president said he would
De- glad 10 converse further With the
Representatives of organized labor as
To The amendments. etc, when the
bill for the next congress has been
framed
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-17
HON. JOHN p. STOKES
CHOSEN SPEAKER PROTEIN
HOUSE REPRESENTATIVES
Escambia County Honored
by His Selection to I'm
portant Office.
YOUNGEST MAN TO
HOLD THE OFFICE

NEWS REACHED HERE YESTER-
DAY AFTERNOON OF THE Sc
LECTION OF Mr.. STOKES, BUT
1T CAUSED NO SURPRISE HERE
AMONG THOSE WHO WERE
WELL INFORMED ON MATTERS
AT THE STATE CAPITAL.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-17
This Action Came on Foot
steps of Frank Clark's
Address in House.
FAVORABLE REPORT
PROHI AMENDMENT

BENATE COMMITTEE ON TEMPER
ANCE TO WHOM MEASURE WAS
REFERRED SUBMITS REPORT
PENsAcoLA'S PAVING BILL
PASSES THIRD READING IN THIS
SENATE-MANY NEW BILLS IN
BOTH HOUSES.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-17
KILLED BY BROTHER.

EmpOria. Has. April Ib--Grlfflth
Hughes. aged Is years dIed today a
the re-u.. Of having been shot last
night by his younger brother owen
VINO mistOOk him for burglar.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-17
SENSATION IN
FAILURE Of BIC
NEW YORK FIRM
Alleged That Senator Nc
Carron, Brooklyn Politi-
clan. Operated Blind Ac-
count. and Owes His Firm
S1OC. OOC.

New York. April 16.-Somethiug OF
sensation was created I'm financial
and political circles today when The
announcement was made that Receive
Russell of the failed brokerage firm
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-17
FRENCH GOVERNMENT
SENDS SHIPS TO TURKEY
BY Associated Press.

Paris, April 16.-As a pre-
CaUtiOnary measure to assure
the safety Of French citizens
and interests in Turkey. the
government ordered two cTuiS-
PTS to sail from Toulon TO
PieTaeuS tonight
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-17

CContinued on Page TwO)
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-01-14

of hope and fear and the offer of EN-.
ployment and renumerative wages,
have been resorted to, to secure the
testimony sought for, and that the So.
called confessions are not confined to-
such as affect the parties making
them or to those affected by them who
may be present when such confessions
are made, but extend also to those,
not present when they are made, but
who are absent and without acknowl-
edge of what is transpiring and with
out any opportunity whatever to be
heard in their own defense-even to
make an objection that such state,
ments and such confessions are un.
truthful
These facts make such testimony
utterly incompetent and worthless
Mr.. Foraker presented letters from
various men concerned in the alleged
confessions on the shooting-up Of
Brownsville, denying in detail various
statements made by the detectives.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-01-14
Abba.

Albia-The assessors of Monroe
county held meeting in Abba last
Saturday and at that time they fixed
up the schedule that will be used over
the county when they are making the
assessments the coming weeks.
:, Henri L. Gaddis, editor of the Low
lila Press. was in the city today Ed
itor Alfred, of the Moravia Union. was
also in the CITY.
j M. Parker was in Abba today on
his way home from Bussey, where he
lad been visiting relatives for several
DAYS. MIR. Parker is one Of the pro-
gressive farmers of Franklin town
ship.
A. Thompson, member of the coun-
ty board for the east end Of the coun-
tv came near being badly injured
Monday He was crossing field
When he fell over stick and was pre-
icipitated to the ground. The force of
the fall was so great that he suffered
with several broken ribs and as con-
se-=-ence he is unable to attend the
meeting of the board this week
I Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Loeb, who have
been visiting at the home of the lat
ter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Etten-
son in st. Joe, Mo-, returned today to
their home in this city.
Mrs. JEFF Williams died at her home
in the third ward of this city at an
early hour Monday morning. She had
been sick for several months but the
relatives were not prepared when the
time of dissolution came. The funeral
Will be held Wednesday and the SER
vices will be held in the Methodist
Cnurch.
The funeral of Mrs. c. G. Anderson
was held in Abba Monday afternoon,
the remains being brought from the
residence in the south part of the city
to the Methodist church, where the
Rev. d. Roland Martin spoke words
of comfort to the bereaved family Her
death resulted from blood poisoning
A few days ago an operation was per-
formed and her limb was amputated
but she never recovered from the
shock
Lewis w. Goodwin and Miss Milda
Martin, both residents Of Abba, were
united in marriage at the justice Of
fee Of Squire Lambertson late Satur-
day afternoon.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-01-14
EDDYVIL.LE.

Eddyvile-Sam Lemon went to Al
bia Saturday morning.
Miss Fern Iartsuck of Abba, is Wis
iting her cousins, Misses Minta and
Goldie Mater
Earl Johnson returned Thursday
from Oskaloosa, where he had been
visiting his uncle, Grant Dye, who
was hurt in the mines. Mr.. Dye is not
improving very rapidly, but his son
Dec, who was also hurt is able to be
about
Philip Foster, who returned from
Nebraska recently, departed for Mason
City Saturday.
Ray WooteE of Abba, was visiting
friends here Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Johnson and little
daughter, Wen to Oskaloosa Saturday
to visit at the Grant Dye home.
Mrs. William Powell went to Oslsa-
loosa Saturday to visit q week with
her mother. Mrs. w. R. Nelson.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Barnett were OF
tumwa business callers Friday.
Riley Grant and Joe Akers were
business callers in Ottumwa Friday.
Mrs. Emma Moore of Kansas, is vis-
Ting her parents, MIR. and Mrs. Henry
Moss at Pleasant Corners.
Miss Ida WEIGH, who is teaching
school in Oskeloosa, came home Sat-
Grday to remain over Sunday.
John Moore of Bussey, was in Of
tnm&a Friday buying horses
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-11
CbcUs NnsfnQ aegcn H~ooieuelt.

q eWburA, N.-D, 8. W1rj. -
Cine &lol,icl in Dem Gntpurf 5lt eli
mem neuen Charter fir Die Stoot
Nem : 3orf %lieierte geltern Dem fri,
bcrcn @ollperlleur SoeQ oelt NnloB
81 einem miitbenoen angriif olli Den
Gr ErGiioentcn Hooiepelt. 9ie be.
treifenoe alolliel beitimmt, oaB fem
i'm floIiifijirten itdotiifen Iienit tie
bcnoer 9eomtcr einem politiifeil
Gomite a~ligeboren ooer ais 9elegot
eilem Tortci . Gonpent beiiuobncn
loll.
Sa5u benterfte Der Gr : 8oupcr.
rellr: Sic Sellte i'm Gipiloienit ia.
ben IN Der lebten 3eit cine Serridofi
ollsgeiibt,, Die nod)geraoe nnertrdglid,
aerporoen lit. Sn Den iieben Sobren,
ieit Hooiepelt ms @cibe Solls Elm.
5og, lit Der Gipiloienit beltGnoig 5lir
Ioroerlrre Der ielbitiii6tigen II. per.
ionli6en ,Si,terciien oieies 8roBmlo.
0ltls miBbroud)t iuoroeu. Sd betrod).
te Die alouiel in Dem Gbarterentmllri
alS cine efJte Heform. Der .Gipil
bienit bari niht ldngcr elm @erf5eur
unifripuloier Holitifer bleiben."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-11
Suiic Mansficlo Dcrarnt.

Siomr sails, So, 8. WGr,.
= Solie WonSiielb, Die einitige be
riibnttc Shonbeit, nm oeretipiIlen in
Den Sieb5iaer Sabrcn 60. Stofes i'm
.Soffmon Sollic" 81 Nem.Dorf Den
SSir,oncier mo Observation-Disclosures
Sim" Sisf eridoB befinoet lid, wie
beilte SIT Gage trot, id)on ieit iieben
Snbren in Wotertown, GO, no lie
ocn Nnmen Srou Morp 2oluler
iiibrt. Sbr 9ruoer, Wf. 3. Stint,
fauitc iciner 3eit cine biibid)c Got.
toge iiir lie, pcrgob ober, bas SouS
olli ibrcn Namen 81 iibertroaen, 10.
boB boiiclbe nnd) ieincm Sobe an Die
Grbid)oftsmoiic ficl mo Die Sroll
poaig leer mlsgillg. Sic emit 10 &C.
%ieierte Sbonbeit, Der iriiber Utiaio.
mare SIT 6;iBen logen, lit iest 10
Sabre alt, %gelGbint mo beiilloet iid)
in lolher Notb, OoB Tie Die oifentlihe
@obltbGtigfeit in gniprlldJ nebmell
mlBtc. Gs beitono sic glbliht, einell
SonO 81 ibrer aufnobne in Elm gl.
tenbeim 5u iommeln, Die @reiiin bat
Iif) ober nuilmebr entid)lolien, ibre
lebten Gage in eiuem GloIter 81 per-
bringcil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-11
YruSef gegcn &pblcntrnit.

Tbilnoclpbio. 8. MGr5. -
Sn Dem Ero5cb oli auiloiung bes 10.
Der
bier om ~. Suni 1907 eingeleitet
luilroe, rtiften Die Sertreter Der Bun.
oesregierung oaS in Mem.Dorf ollige.
nommene 9epeismoteriol bei'm bieii.
gen &reis9eribt fir ben oitliden9mn.
oesoiltrift bon Eenniplponien elm,
momit Die Teaieruna lire 9emeiser.
bebung o6geiblolien bat, mo cS miro
lid) bcmn1d)it oorum bonoeln, Die
Sriit fclt5uieBert, innerbolb meldler
Die Grbebung bes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
les bccnoet uerocn mlB. Gin enoe
oeS Tro5eiies lit nod nid)t ob5uieben,
mo es miro uobrifeinlid ein Sobr
bollern, bis MIR gerid)tlid) nnerfonnt
lit, hob Elm gntbro5itfoblcn,M onopol
mirflid c%riltirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-11
Ncacr ais Ginbred)cr.

Grirat IN oas S6loi5immer bel
Srau Nbrabom Sempner III 9tr
ITO, 2ormon.S trobc, ell.
@iro ourd) Die 5liGlig cruoher.
be sSrou northumberland &entp.
llcr periol9t i'm peraeblld).
Nls Srou Ihrnbam &lempner bon
Ar. 11l0, 9ormnn-S traBe, geltertl
Nodt oilrd ELM @erGllih ermad)tc
belnerfte lie 81 ibrem G%ritouncn ei'
men 9tegcr in oent Shlaf5immer,
meld)er ihlelnigit Die Sreppe billun.
ter elite, oils tic nod ibrem 8ottel
rief. Sieler nobm Die G~eriolgung
ocS Ginbred)erS nlli, fpltnte Oenielben
ieooh nibt mcbr fulien. Ger @auncr
bottc bie &"iid)entbiir erbroden uno
oas erite Stodmert Der @obnltng
9riinolid) burdiildt, jebod) in Der
Gle leller sSllldt Den 5uIammenge-
illd)tcn Hollb lieaen loiicn. Sroll
&empner CAB Der uoroiucltlitcn go
ll5ciltation cine cute @cidreibung
0eS @nuncrs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-11
Seine Nbnabme ocs Sdjnapps.Gon
IumS.

Wa bington II, 8. s.. 8. WGr5.
- Srob oes anbnltenoen areii55ltges
gegen Den .Salnbn," mel6er in ben
lebten Sobren nit einem eiier &C.
filbrt luilroe, Der elmer beiieren Sade
lpiiroig gerueien marc. bat Der Con.
INN geiltigcr 8etrGnfe bier5ulonoe
bod beIt1noig 5ugenommen mo nit
Der 3u1abme Der 9epolferuna me6r
ais Sfritt gebolten.
Nls Die nod pom ErGiioenten
Hooiepelt %ernannte nSonleS Commit.
lion" ibrsn oiesbe8iigliGen @cridt
eritottete mo oerielbe peroiientlid,t
muroc, botten Die Senatoren 9ailep
nno Gilman in o%iiener Scnats.
Sierng iid) peronlaBt geieben, ibr
9eoal,ern ii6er Die Ieroiientliduna
Dleies SerlfteS aiis5uiprefen.
Ter 9eridt nintmt oui eincn Pr.
tifel im ~anlerican Grocer" Ye3ua,
norin es beiBt. ooB Der Goninm Don
Spirituoien in Den Ser. Stoaten fiji
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-11

5crin Srolt 2oltiS Elaf pom Glibrc
Gonlite ibren 9crid)t ob, mo ilberlie.
ierte ocn Heinertrag Der ginnobmer
an bie Sd,atmeiiterin Srou s. 60
rett oh. Is wurbe beidloiien, in
Npril nod cine Gud)re.Eorti ob5u
balten. Mnd Shlrb Der Situng ll(
Sroli Sonoers oie Gamen i'll Glscre.
NE u,o Sudden Elm.
Nrbciter W 4 nnerdl r."
Ger .9lrbeiter-M dnnerdor" bicli
geItern infer 2eitung bon EroI. Geo.
Eoblmann feline Sineitunbe in sln'
oreos' Salle an Scr &anopcritrobe oh.
Sn berielbeu nuroen Scitdore unb
2ieber fir Ben @noc Wt1r5 itattiin-
benben Nulternrooit ouf STEERS
Surm on Der Ode BON @~oiDington.
&ooo urlo icdste Strobe eingeiibt.
Sn Der @c idoftSiieung, IN pelber
ErGiiOent &einrid 9ittorf ben Soriig
uno SefretGr Srit Sol5bol,er boS
Erotofoll iiihrte, ipurcen Strange.
mcnts iiir oos Nuiternr0iten getroffeu
ltno cine Ginlobune oeS 3itber.Gllbs
nSornlonie" mlgenommen.
@ermnnlo az. uortctt-
Glub b."
ltntcr ocitrnN ocS Girigcntcn s.
&arollS iibtcn Die aftipcn oes ,@ers
maninsG ilortett-6luba" gcItcrn III
@ngcncr'o Goic an Der Noro Encas
ItroBe Gb0rc fir Dos Stiitungsieit
OeS YGcutitul Miilitars@ creinS" cin.
Sn ser @eidoitaiibunh III wclfcr
ErGliocnt Sbeobnlb @cpcr Ben Sor-
its ur,b SetrctGr Charles Summer
baS Erototuu iiibrtc, mrroe Die Gin.
looung oeS 3itbcr'Glubs nSnrmonie"
ongcnommcn. 3lpci paiiipc Mit9lic.
Der fonbcn Illfnobme.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-11
3ebnprusentiae Qo6nreouftion.

Eboenirpille, Gu., 8. War5.
- Cine 5ebnpro3entige Serabiebung
Der 20bne Der Ingeitellten Der Bboe=
mir Sron So, 5000 an 3abl, lit III
&roft 9etreten. Sdmmtlide 9eparte'
mentS, nit alSnabme Der 3eid)ner
uno Der i'm General . 9iireau Nnees
lteaten, tueroen BON Ser Serobiesung
bctrofien. Sie Yboenir Sron SO. lit
cine DER beoeutenoiten inter ben liils
obbGngiaen Sirmen. Die groBe In.
logc ocrielbcu lit i'm lcsten Sabre Der.
groBert uno ucrbeIiert iuoroeil, aber
baa @eidGit mar bieien @inter bos
iluleItc lett pielcn Sobren,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-11
Mcrtbpolles 8cidJcnf.
Soarlode beS Gidterfiiriten Sfiaer
9elo1gt in oen 9eiib oeS Schiller
Gerein>" non ct. 2oltis.

9elongt in Den 9elib oeS Schiller
@erein@" pon ct. 2oiiS.
st. 2ouis 6, Mo, 8. Wtdr5. Ger
Sd)iue .Tercin" BON ct. Soliis &c
lolgte gelegcntlid ieiner biesidbriger
@cneralperiommlung ourd) &ermitte.
lllng oeS Sru. u. &. Ganballer II
Den Se'ib elmer lp%ertbpollen SdiQer,
N%eliquic. SnS foitbare @ei6ent be.
Itebt aus eincr Saurlode beS Tid,ter:
Siirl ten. Die irUunolid)e @eberin lit
Srn. HombolIcr'S GrtlGrung 5u Tot,
&C, Sruu Wurie Gnoemonn, 1lteitc
Sodtcr iinlereS ehemnligan Mitbiir.
gers 8ultopns &0rner bon S%ellepiQc.
SQs., criminals Gice.@ oupernellr bon
Suinois mo @eionOter ser Ser. Stao.
ten bon Nmerito am Sole Sl Woorio
unter TrGiioent Sincoln. Gle Ght.
belt Der Heliollie lit iiber alien 3lpei-
iel crboben. Sic mar 5uerit I'M @eiit
elmer engliid)en Sd)riititeQerin bon
Nllf lino fam burd) Germitteluno Ell
lles TreunocS in ben 9eiib BON @llit
&orncr, scr iclbit Gin Shriititeller
BON @cocutulg mo elmer Der bcrpor=
rogcnoltcn Tcutld)-M merifuncr mar,
llno Scr lc Ieincr Glteiten Sohtcr bin.
tcrlieB. Sic 2ode mlrbe IN 1871 bel
Ger NllSltcIlulh Die in Chicago 81
@llnItcn Der pcrpunbctcn oelltidcll
&ricgcr pcrnnitoltet mlroc, perlooIt
ilnb ~er5icltc cinen bcOciitenoet Cribs.
10 Dab Der aroBc Gid)tcr Der Sreibeit
aud nod nod lcincm Sooe 5ilr Ser
telling zines 0roBcn ciniacn 9eutid)-
lono bciiteltcrtc, Cine Game ipor Die
Nlilflid)c 8eninncrin mo itcute Die
Sodc IN cilcnl olonpnen Sd)rcibelt
Srn. &Orncr 5llrild, nit Dem taftpol<
len T1mcrtcn, Dab lie ibm nidt cirleS
alcilloES berollbcn mollc, ooS fir oetl
oeiltld)cn Sitcrotcn cincn lln1leid no.
bcren Wcrtb bette, ais iiir cine cin.
lode gmcritoncrin. Gin onoercS
pcrtbpolleS @cidcnf mlirbe DEM Ser.
ein orrd) Die &ermittelmng oes Srn.
i. Sc5el bon Dem 9unfier Eoul @or.
burg bon Nem.yorf 5t Sbcil. Gs be-
Itebt in elmer funituoQ 9corbeiteten
Elofcttc oes berilbnten Gcutid,s mc.
rifoncrS Gorl Sdl,r5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-11
bos nit Dem 80. S1uli 1907 beenbete
6isfoliabr lid ouf 1858 @aaonen
pro Eerion beloitfen babe.
SDmeuiGaer Iemp.

Sonoon, 8. War5. - Ser be-
fonnte grouer 2emp Don Ct. 2ouiS,
iueldler bon Queenstown nit ser
nMouretonia" nod Netp -Dorf OBJ
%gefobren lit, iprod1 p0breno ieineS
bieiigen aufentbultes Die Ibiidt aus,
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