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The Washington herald., 1909-05-31
TALKS TO GRADUATES
Rev. H. H. Clark Says America
Leads in Science.
FIGHTING FORCES At FRONT
Admiral UriE, Chief of staG of the
Japanese Navy, Is in the COnsre-
gation and Receives Many Callers
at the Residence of Capt. Badger.
High Function of Ceremony

Annapolis. Nd. May 9o-"They hanged
their shields upon thy walls round about:
they have made thy beauty perfect. &c
was the text from which Rev. H. H
Clark, chaplain Of the Naval Academy.
preached the baccalaureate sermon be-
for the graduating class OF midshipmen
this morning. The handsome new chapel
was packed TO its big bronze doors. and
presented q beautiful sight.
Hundreds gathered about the spacious
greensward, under ancient oaks. % see
the regular chapel formation and inspec-
ton Of the brigade Of midshipmen before
the march 70 chapel The service Y as
beautiful and impressive.
Japanese Admiral Present.
Prominent in the congregation was
Vice Admiral Sataklchi Uriu. OF the
japanese navy. who. with his wife. is
the guest OF Capt Badger. superintendent
OF the Academy. aid who was the guest
Of honor at the reunion and banquet Of
the Naval Academy Graduates AssOcia-
ton las; night. WITH Baroness Urlu. ne
was seated in the pew with Superintend-
ent Badger. Rear Admiral Richard
Wainwright Rear Admiral J. II. Upshur.
and other men prominent IN the American
navy were also Ia the the congregation.
From his text. which was the words
OF the prophet Ezekiel. Chaplain Clark
drew . picture OF the life OF the young
men as il should be lived after getting
into the service. He said.
asFTra q enFnf1r p A. l. IL
ground Of the walls Of Tyre in her proud
est days were frightened by the oon-
trast. Just as 81 military display and
the true glory Of armies and navies are
. frightened by the background OF self
surrender and sacrifice.
Ceremony Has High Function.
We may think Of ceremony as having
a place IN the military and naval display
that set forth the comeliaess OF Tyre.
Ceremony has a high function IN the
state and in TIE church. IN social life.
IN armies. and ravies. Ceremony ideal
izes q profession. an organization, or an
Office. By ceremony We honor men. we
honor the flag ard We honor God
The prophets vision did not stop al
galleys and walls and shields and cere-
monies: II swept out 70 Tyres influence
as the great world power OF her tine.
The picture before his eyes, with its
wide vista. suggests The coat OF arms OF
the Naval Academy. You see a shield
bearing an ancient galley This shield
has for its crest q hand graspins a tri-
dent Below the galley is an open book.
and finally appears the motto -Ex Sci
entia Trlders" (Frcn knowledge comes
sea power)
Admiral Uriu spent the day quietly
with the family OF Capt. Badger. but was
The Washington herald., 1909-05-31

viii go on without interruption Ap-
pTopriate memorial exercises VIII be held
al / o'clock in the afternoon at the na-
tional cemetery near this city. The order
Of exercises VIII be as follows Prayer,
Rev. Edgar Carpenter. rector Of Grace
Episcopal Church; music, by choir led
by Miss Rotchford: Lincoln's Gettysburg
address, by ". P. Graves; music by
choir; address, Rev. Osborn Belt. pastor
Of the Trinity Methodist Episcopal
Church: benediction. Rev. Edgar Carpen-
ter. At the conclusion Of the exercises
flowers VIII be strewn on the graves.
Alexandria Council 10. 5S. Junior Or
der Of United Americans. this afternoon
held IT'S annual memorial services at the
cemetery. Previous TO the exercises the
graves Of the deceased mmbers Of the
order were decorated. The programme
published in the Sunday issue OF the
Washington Herald was carried out. The
services were attended by a large gather
ing. Large crowds visited the various
cemeteries in and around the city. where
they decorated the graves OF departed
friends and relatives.
The funeral Of Miss Eliza c. Adam. who
died yesterday morning. took place at
O'clock this afternoon from her home, Us
South Washington street Rev Mr..
Taylor, Of Washington, conducted the
services, and the interment was made in
the Presbyterian Cemetery.
Funeral services over the body Of Mrs.
a To-
were held at 3 o'clock this afternoon from
her late home. 148 South Royal st.eet.
Rev ;. n Holmes, pastor OF the Metho-
DIST Protestant Church, conducted the
services. and the burial was made in
Union Cemetery.
Claude Robinson, a negro. for whom
the police have been looking since last
December. was to-day arrested by Po-
icenen Bell and Talbot on q warrant
sworn out December p 1903. on COM
plant OF Daniel Henderson. also a negro.
who charged Robinson with cutting him
with a knife. Robinson left SO collateral
for his appearance IN the Police Court
tomorrow morning.
A called meeting Of r z. Lee Camp.
Confederate Veterans. viii be held at is
hail at o'clock tO-mOrrow night for
the purpose Of taking action on an In
viratfon OF the Seventeenth Virginia Regi-
ment Chapter, United Daughters Of the
Confederacy, 70 attend a meeting on
June s. when crosses OF honor VIII he
distributed.
Capt william 3. Smithers and wife.
who have been spending the past three
weeks IA Boston and vicinity. have re-
turned 20 their home in this city. Capt
Smithers. during his absence, attended a
meeting OF the National Order OF Rail
way Conductors. being q delegate from
the local brotherhood.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-31
WASHINGTON HERALD BUREAU.

81 King Street
Alexandra, Va. May S0.-With the jury
in the case OF Calvin Johnson, one OF
the four negroes charged with the muir
der Of Walter F. Schultz, reported to
be standing eleven for conviction in the
first degree, and one for acCuittal. there
is a slight hope for a verdict when the
court convenes at 10 O'Clock tomorrow
morning.
Twice TO church was the programms
to-day of the jury. This morning at Il
o'olock the 5urynen attended services at
the First Baptist Church. and heard a
sermon on Assurance" delivered by
Rev. W. F. Watson. pastor. The jurymen
then took a walk. and this afternoon
were taken TO Luna Park. They went
20 church again tonight, attending serv-
ices al the Methodist Episcopal Church
South. where Rev. c. D. Bulla, pastor.
delivered q sermon. taking for his sub
Ject John Wesley
Johnson. as well as his Jurors. was to-
day seized with a religious fervor, and
tonight he prayed louo and Ions in his
cell at police headquarters Whether or
not Johnson knows the reports that have
been circulated regarding the standing OF
the jury IS not known. Johnson appears
exceedingly gloomy over his case, and
il IS evident that the strain IS telling on
him.
Should the jury fail TO agree to-mor-
row. Judge Barley VIII summon a venire
OF 80. instead Of fifty. talesmen. and the
work Of selecting a second jury 70 try
Johnson VIII be begun at 10 o'clock Tues
day morning in the Corporation Court
What VIII the jury do?" This has
been the paramount question IN this city
since the opening OF the trial. and more
50 since the case has been given over
TO IT. The probable outcome OF the case
has been discussed all day, and the de-
cision Of the twelve men who hold John
sons fate in the balance is being dis
cussed with interest
Perhaps never before IN this city has
murder trial caused deeper or more
intense interest than has this one.
Opinions have been expressed freely, and
there can hardly be found to-day a man
o. boy IN this city who has not expressed
himself IN the case In view OF this
fact, It Is regarded as more than prob
able that It viii prove al exceedingly
difficult matter 20 get second jury,
should Il be needed
Decoration Day viii be observed by
the banks and government officers IN
this city tomorrow. otherwise business
The Washington herald., 1909-05-31

visited constantly by classmates who
graduated from the Academy with
him IN ISL This afternoon he went 10
Washington. where q round OF gayeties
has been arranged for him before going
70 New York on Tuesday. Following
the dinner in his honor IN Ne wTork
on Tuesday night he viii return to An
napOlis on a special train 50 as 20 be
present az the unTeiling and dedication
OF the memorial doors OF the chapel on
Wednesday afternoon. Following this he
VII attend the reunion of his class n
Washington on Wednesday night. but
VIII return 70 Annapolis for the farewell
ball or Friday night
The Washington herald., 1909-05-31

less Cossacks from the Steppes cf Russia, daring
cowboys from the Western plains, the Bedouin
hoTsemen from the Sahara and Gaucbos from the
South American panpas display Their saddle
expeTtness in VISUAL comparison The obserTsnt
and Interested student hads ample food for
thought. while the votsries Of pure Em1sement
are rewarded il abundance. There IS novelty
and diversion n every number from the time
the mighty cayalcade Of horsemen- led By the
original and Only Col. Wm. Z. Cody. Buffalo
BIZ. enters the a-Eua- The Indian Battle Of
summit Springs gives way 20 the Oriental Spec
tEcle; the buckIng horse and Indian pony OF the
plans retires IN favor of the elephant and camel
Arabian acrobats, Whirling Deryishos Hildoo
faklrs, and other strange people fEon many
cilu2es are shown IN cOnRiomeTatlon o. brilliant
scenes and strenuous activities No other exhI-
btion offers the diversity Of diversion. the anma-
ton and the thrilling Interest that IS here afforded
Admission tncluGing seat, 5Dc- Children under
10 ySa1S hElf prIce. Al seats protected frOl SID
ard rain . imFaense vate7prc0f canvas caropg-
GrEnCstznd chairs fInCludiug admission. $40. on
1ie. after q Il. fcT gl four persoE1slces az
Ogr1r-'s Drug store, Lth snd Penna- ave-
The Washington herald., 1909-05-31

world S horse
men and the
worlds people
are grouped IN
living represn-
tations OF he
r0ic epochs: the
historic past
lives again IN
vistas Of a by
gone era In
It's chronological
melange the
redman Of the
prairi@ touches
chouffnru NTH
the denIZens Of
Soudan- rex
The Washington herald., 1909-05-31
WILL WED JANITOR.
bachelor Maid Falls in Love with
Clubs CaretRker.

Maiden. Mass, May 3a-The Bachelor
Maids Club to-day lost one OF its mem
bers IN the announcement OF the engage
ment Of Mss Matte 4. Pratt. daughter
OF Mr and Mrs. E. L Pratt. TO Louis
s. TarbelL. q. Mss Pratt IS vice presi-
dent OF the club. which IS made Up OF
twelve girls.
The clubs headquarters is n a baiid-
ing owned BY E. F. Pratt. an uncle OF
Miss Pratt. and 8lr. TarbeH is a JanitoT
IN The building L was here where he
frst met Mss Pratt
The Washington herald., 1909-05-31
GRADUATION DRESS STOLEN.
Mishap Casts Gloom Over student
at Westover school.

Waterbury, Conn, May 2a--The loss OF
her graduation wardrobe on which the
young woman herself spent much time
has cast gloom over the graduates Of
the new Westover School The girl IS
Miss Smith She lives in Fitchburg.
Mass. Her father, c. B. Smith, proml-
nent in his town. started from home with
a fun wardrobe for the young woman.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-31
ARRIVED IN RICHMOND.
Chamber of Commerce ExcursiOnEsts
Return TO Old Point To-day

Return to Old Point To-day
The Washington Chamber OF Commerce
excursion arrived in Richmond, va. AT
o'clock last evening, after q sweltering
ride from Old Point Comfort At the
Jefferson Hotel the party was crested by
John ". Miller and ". T. Dabney, OF
the Richmond Chamber OF Commerce; J
5. Bryan and Thomas 3 McAcan1s,
representing local papers
The excursion viii return 70 Old Point
Comfort to-day By boat down the James
River.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-31

Decoration Day viii be observed by
the banks and government officers IN
this city tomorrow, otherwise business
The Washington herald., 1909-05-31

the friendly rivalry displayed by Mr.
Hoge and z venerable newspaper man IN
roofing for the opposing teams The
party left by way OF tbe Chesapeake and
Ohio for Richmond b-;s evening.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-31
NEWSOFALEKBNDRIA
Juryih Johnson MurderTPia
Said to Be Divided.
DECORATION DAY OBSERVED
II. E. Lee Camp Meets Tonight.
Funeral Services Held for Miss
RichardS-Capt- william b. smith
erS and Wife Return from Boston.

Alexandra News Agency. so2 King street Alex
sndria. Va. authorized agents and carriers for
The Washington Herald. The Herald VIII Be de-
hTeTed daily and Sunday TO any address u Alex
zndIia for % cents a month
The Washington herald., 1909-05-31
GLEN ECHO NOW Open

Free Dancing and Motion Psrt--es- TIE Best Q.
Anaus=nents- Bring TIE Children
The Washington herald., 1909-05-31

The funeral OF Miss Eliza c. Adam. who
died yesterday morning. took place at 5
O'Clock this afternoon from her home, rs
South Washington street Rev Mr.
Taylor, Of Washington, conducted the
services and the interment was made in
the Presbyterian Cemetery.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-31
ADJUSTMENTS.
ONLY TO-DAY and TOMORROW
18th and q SITS. N.E.-fzles azsF z sad sP.E.

FNWO men Of marvellous arilieTgnents hsTe
combined N one cztcTlT-se exhibitions
Il which. for more tran quarter Of century,
have stood the test OF public expectations
Col. Wu. +. Cody. the only and original Buffalo
Bill. and sa3oT GordonN " Lille, known 70 fame as
"Pawnee BAl." who have In friendly rivalry, been
previously identified With two separate Institutions
which encompasses the pick and ehoice of the fea-
tuTeS and attractions which they as Individual
Managers pTeyiOGsly presented Through this a.
lance the Far East and Far West are brought to-
getheri the Orient snd Oscident contributes to one
entertainment, N ore arena Two hensspheres
are cOntraSted N q ssIzS- - scenes ard types au-
thentlcaly eorrsct and historica.sT accurate. The
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-06
Sanfctt anf Dem &renscr yGifturia
Qpui5c."

Mem : Yorf, 4. Oftober.-@roB-
aonliral bon Softer CAB beutc Mbeno
ein Diner 5u @bren Der Mitglieocr
Der Suoion-S ulton-G omlniiiion, Der
bier lpeilenoen SlottenoffiSiere unb
Der Sertreter bes Stantes Weiusg)orf
al, @orb ocs beutlden 8reu5ers Bic
tpria 2ouiie". gr brndte bel Der @e-
leeenbcit einen 1ooit ailf Die @eIunb.
belt oes Yr1iioenten Der Ser. Ston.
ten, bes beutiden &oiiers ullo Der OH
beren bel Der Seier pertrctenen Goll-
per1ne aus. Inter be1 eingelaoenen
0diten befnnoen it'd @ouDerneur
SngbeS BON NeipsDorf, Ionirol
Shroeber bon Der Y~lnocsflotte, No.
miral Cir Gbiparb Seymour, Sc.
%feblsbober bcs britiifen 8cidipooers,
@enerolnloior 2eonoro Wpob, WnDor
McGlellan ulo Der oeutid)c General
'foninl Srnnfien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-06
Ser aampi mm bas britiide Budget.

2onbori, 4. Sftober. Sic Nn.
tionaliStcn ~ppponiren sen its Dem
Budget elttbalteten 4larneln, pelde
bic Sterern auf Bier, Sobaf uno
Spirituoien crbOberL auf's Sdarfitc.
sic baben cine enersiihe 9ebatte I'M
llnterbaiie gefiibrt, allein ohgleih JIG
Die 8eeierings.Ytoiorit bel peribie-
benen, Mbitimmrllgen oitf 35 Stim-
men reousirten, 10 lit cs ibnen oen-
nod niht ~gclungen, 3ugeitanoniiie
SIT iidern. SIM Ginflange NIT einem
Mbfommen 5miid)en Der 8egieruns
unb ben llnioliiltcn loIl Die Gerbanb-
hing Der Bill i'm Hlellum am 7. Of
tober beenoet peroen, ieood o%iirften
Die Notionaliiten brrd) ibre Sppoii-
ton eiligen Iufidilb peranlaiien. +!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-06
Gin Yaticnt bcs 8cncralbuftprs.

q ep.Dorf, 4. Sftober. = Gin
gicbcle.Y oli5iit, Weld)er bette Gin 81,
idnea iabrenocs Mlitomobil nad) eli.
lter Sesia9b BON bier Weilen eilDol-
te. .ionb Den @enernmlaior 2eonarO
@ooo ais Sniaiien Ser MaidJine Dor,
iinb es erbe0te, bab ser @eneral i'm
Yegrifi iuar, cinen Wan,, iuelher an
Der q. Npcnlic 6urd feline eigcile
Sdulb bnrd ous Iito llulgerannt II.
leidt perlebt moroen mar, ms So
ipital 81 brinaen.
sd fdnipfte inter ibnen auf Min-
oanoa," icgte Ser Yoli5iit ialutircno,
Limb es piiroe mir fein Gergniigen
mnden sic 81 perboiten."
Ger 0erlebte meiaerte lid, cine De
id)iueroe 81 erbeben, mo Der Yoli5iit
be9niigte lid) bamit, Die Summer oes
Iutomlobils 81 notiren."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-06
SdtiifsmadJrid,tcn.

6iibpunrb. /. Gftober. - Der
Eampicr n2siitania" fam pom Heru'
Dcrf an nlo iltbr nod 2%iperpool net
ter.
Gopcr. 4. Oftobcr. Ter pom
Mem.Yorf mad, Autlperpcn bcitimmtc
gdmpicr n3celano" lit bier angc-
fpnmncn.
Yonbon. 4. Cftober. Ger
Iampier Winnetoufa" lit bon Hcp,
Yrrf bier ciilgetrofien.
Ylpm y. 4. OFF,. Gle Cont
pier paaiier Niltrlm Der 3ipeite,"
bon Hcu ; Dorf mad 9remen, uno
cincinnati" BON Nelu,Yorf mud,
3am6urg, ii1o beiite bier angcfom,
men un6 ipeitergefabren.
Gberbonrg I. OFT. - abg,,
fabren: Der 9ampfer ,4aiierin sl,'
guita 0iftoria" nod Netp-Yorf.
2iperpooL4. Oft. = angefom.
men: Der Gampicr Settle" bon
Neru-ycrf.
Gueenst to iu n, 4. Oft. = slrl.
gefommen Der Gampfcr .2niitania"
bon Nefu.Dorf.
4 m mrs. 3. Oft. - Aneefom.
men Der Iampfer .Y%rciiocut Gin.
colin bon Getu. yorf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-06
3clpten.@cacifcr

@aibington. 2. g., 4, Otto
Der. = Yaitor CT. s. 6. Guthrie Don.
llerte gcitern Ibcnb IN Der 9umline.
Observation-Disclosures bon Der aon5el bere
ab gcgcn CT. i. ". 9oof unb iagte,
cs lei cine Shalhc, Dab oerielbe bier
Der fam. nm ant beiligeu Sabbotb
ein Sbeater SIT mietben uno 2eilte 5t
beipegen, cine @orleiung ilber melt-
lidc Dilge an5rboren, anitatt lie, mie
es iid) gebore, IN Die Stride geber 5ll
lalien. Or. Guthrie tabclte Den Sor-
lder frrner, iueil Oericl6e, luie or
ioete, 10 raid bei Der 9ano gelueicn
iei. I'M feline Gntoedungen IN petit
ni1rer Sinlid)t olls5ubeuten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-06
Qampbcre int Stcrbcn.

2apcrte. Sno., 4. Sftober. =
Stap 0ompbcrc, melhcr bier ais Nit.
id)liloiger Der MaIienmorbcrin 6roil
Seae @uinncB iibcrfiibrt purbc, bot,
lpic Die @cfdngnibGr5te erfliren,
riht longe mebr ST Ieben, ba CT al
Der Sdluinoiuft lcioft. Stoatson.
.nalt SInitb crfIort lid iibcr5ellgt, Dab
2anpbcrc Dor ieincm Sooc cin poles
NcItGnoniB 'obleBcn ulo bao @cbeinl-
nib Der riclen Morotbaten allf Der
WpinncB 'idlclt Sarm auffl1rcn luirb.
%isbcr bat CT bebarrlid bnrallf be-
%ltanocn, llid)ts bon Den Worotbotell
Ger tSrol @uiinncB mo ben Wctbo-
zen Ocs Morbmeibcs 5l miiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-06
Manbmurb in 8curaia.

Itbens, Co., 4. Sftober. = @on-
oerau &elu,on, cin in Der N1be bon
@otfinspiae aniaiiiger Sornlcr I'M
utter bon % Sabren, iuuroe bclltc
firth bier oils 2eidc aus oem Scollee-
&iper ge5ogen. Sbne 3peifel iieI CT
einem Moubmorb gum Spfer. Gr
pcrlieb ieinc Seimotb anl %. Sep
tender uno nobm $50 nit, I'm lid,
bier obcr III sltlanta inter Die 9e-
Danolung zines Nligenar5tes 81 ltcl,
len. Ger ShGbel bes Sobten lit ein-
peid)laeen, u,lb fein Gent befano lid,
.in .icineM 1aid|en, - ,..aos 49,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-06

,Snoiana," nSooiar." nEeoria" uno
,W%iIionri." Cine leidte SiiooItbriie
berrid)te 5rr 3eit bes Iufitiees uno
sic Balloons peridmahoen balo aus
Dem @ciittsfreis. Worgen iriib per.
Den lie, menn feline 9%eranOerul,g IN
Der Midtung bes @inoes eintretcl
ioute, iiber &entitfp uno Sennciicr
ilieeen. einer Der Ereiie, iueld)er fir
Die @ettfobrt ollsgeiett lit bcltcbt IN
Dem 2abnlz9e der, nno elm Slug bon
iiber AIS Meilen miro erIoroerlih
iein, nm oenielben 5u erringen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-06
Bonn Soho a6bernicn.

@crr Sobn 9roner, Der GlteIte Stu
foteitr Ynltimore's, I'M o~reiicll
Nltcr bon 81 Sabreu 0citorbeu,
@ar eil Geutid)cr peu ebtcm
Sd)rot mo &orn. li y.
Bad breiiuodentlibcm arorlfeu4
lager lit Serr Sobn Sroucr an beil
Splgcn bon gltersidw6dc gcIteri,
friib in ieincm Seinn, 9tr. 2tS, Siib-
Hopion.S traBe, gcitorbcn uno 5,tr en-
iebntcn unb ipobluerOicnten &ubc
eingegongcl. Gin 2eben poll erniter
Mrbeit, boben StrcbenS mo trcltcr
Eflid)teriiialing bat icincn MbidIub
aefunoen. Gr mar Der critic nllo Glta.
ite Stufatcur Soltinore'S ulo Der
bcitbctanntc Geutidc in Siioipeit.
Baltimore.
Serr @rnler crblidtt am s. Mu.
quit 1923 III @aloed, N"iiritentbunl
@olocd, bos 2ift Der @elt uno fam
Dor GO Sobreil nod Nmcrifo. Scr
81 Sabren n%erbeirotbetc cr lid, nit
Srou Wurp 9rauer geo. Shmiot,
mcld)e i'm b%etroilert. AllBer Der
@ittuc bintcrldBt Der Gobingeidie.
tenc bier Sobne, Die Ncrren ,Syobn,
8iaiom, Charles u. uno Scnrp g.
9roucr, 5suei T0dter. Strut Gliiubctb
Wiianih nnO Sruu Gntborine Ml.
bedcr, iouie q Gnfelfinoer nno Z
l(renfcl. Mor9en Nod,mittog iinGct
ollI Dem n8ououn : Enrf S%ricobofe"
Die geiiebiln9 itott uno miro YaItor
y. =. Soc, Der SeeliorNer Der engli-
ldlen lutheriid)eu Grinitp Stride an
Der ode bon Baltimore. lln0 Ylt,
lasfi.StrnBe, Den 9rouergottesbienit
lcitcn. gls 9obrtudtr0ger tperben
Witglieoer bes y@eitclo aronfeil-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" Dem Scr Ser,
blid)cltc Iclt ulcltt Sobrcn a~ltgcboric,
fltngircl. 2eif)cnbeltnttcr Sabn @cr.
mig triift Die arrangements fir oas
SeidcnbegGn9niB. .us
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-06

@ougbltrobe, uno Die @ertberbo.
bungsitnllogen BON Sbeilen Der
@inolor Wiill Goab, BON Der Slllton-
gpenue bis 5rr BnplonitroBe, nid)t
i'm 3eitrounle BON oreiBig Sagcn pom
9atilm bcs erIteu OCTOBER oil bc5ablt
mcrbell, benielbcn orci Tro5ent bin.
5ugcfiigt mcrbcn, morouf oos Gigell-
tbum ollgc5eigt uub prrfouft miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-06
Nsirb iidl at tr0itcn iuiHcn.

Canton, g., 4. Sftober. - Die
J0oeratipn Der Nciitlid)cn bon Start.
County bat beute ben Gep. u. W.
Sigbp, Seeliorger Der st. EaufS
.Cpisfopolfirhc. ais Wit8lico ausge'
ltobelt, neil ocrielbc bel Der fiirjliflcil
2neal Option-8 abl Der r1rofenen"
coponirte mno fir bic Sadje Der
-IaNcn" in Die Sfranfen gctreteil
mar.
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@un gcmcoia mad Yabma.

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