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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-12-21
PRINCESS SUIT AGAINST BARONESS CAUSING SCANDAL

Brussels, Dec. 21.-Attorneys rep resenting Princess Louise, the eldest daughter of the late King Leopold today began drawing up the papers by which an attempt will be made to attach all the property of Leopold. situated in Belgium, preventing 1t from falling into the hands of Bar oness Vaughan.
 sel for the Baroness. said the only result of the suit would be a series of scandals silimar to those that marked Louise's attempt years ago to recover the marriage settlement of her moth- CT, the late Queen Henriette, in which she failed.
 .Leopold's fortune is smaller than the public believes said Picard. '1The late King gave away many mill lions in public beQuests- The total will be nowhere near where reported. $56.000,000. There will be no at tempt to claim the throne for the Baroness eldest son, the Duke of Tueveron- The Baroness and the King were married by a religious ceremony but there was no civil cere- mony. The sons are, therefore, tech nically illegitimate. The Baroness was not forced to flee from Brussels as some reports have said She left of her own volition. simply because she thought 1t a more dignified pro- ceeding and more tactfui than to stay here and be the central figure in the unseemly action that the Princess has instituted At the proper time, she will return to defend her rights"
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-12-21
JOHN BURNS IS
 REAL FIRE HERO
Cheered to Echo and His Election to Parliament
 D0ubIy Sure.
Special from United Press.,

London. Dec. 21.-It was definitely stated today that the death list in the fire that yesterday destroyed the big department store of Arding X Hobbs at Ilminster Gardens and Law enQar Htils Clappam Junction, will be eighteen Eight bodies have been re- covered and the police list of the missing numbers ten. The latter are undoubtedly buried under the still red hot ruins and many of them may never be recovered as the heat is so cinerated
 Of the burned and otherwise injur- ed taken to the hospitals it is believ-
 On all sides today there are praises for John Burns, president of the local government board in the British Cab met who was the hero of the fire and was himself badly burned assisting in the very spectacular rescues that marked the blaze. The inevitable re- suit of his choice work is to make sure his election to parliament at the coming general election His strength is nominalIy doubled
 One hours work has changed all the sentiment against him, to friend uness and in the opinion of friends md foes alike his election is assured
 When Burns started to go to work today his progress was checked by hundreds who cheered him to the echo. It was finally necessary to cali on the police reserves to clear d way for him and he then headed a verit- able march of triumph through the streets
 Burns hands are very badly burn ed so that he will have to keen them in bandages for a time while his hair was singed and his face Slightly burned
 Estimates of the loss are varying but 1t Is stated today that Artiing & Hobbs recently refused an offer of s5,ooo,0oo for their plant and good will
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-12-21
1TAFT'S CABINET
 TO DECISE CASE
EHErHFR CONGRESS WILL IN- vF$TIGATE BALLINGER-PIN- CHoT CONTROVERSY.
Special from United Press-)

fSn@rtal rom OnlLGQ ETC%1-t
 washington. Dec. 1.-The outcome of todayss cabinet meeting will depend whether or not the administration will reouest Congress to investigate the Ballinger-Pinchot controversy It IS expected that Secretary Ballinger has practically won President Taft over 10 favor his demand for an investigation but the President is reluctant 10 take this course, in the hope that the af- fair might be adjusted in some other
 The cabinet, as a whole. looks with suspicion toward a Congressional probe, foreseelng the opportunities the administration when the princi- pal figures. BalinEer and Chief Forest CT Gifford Pinchot. present their op- posing sides of the case The Presi- dents advisers feel that while a ma jority report exonerating Ballinger and clean bill of health, would help the administration. it would be possible for the Democrats and fnsurgent Re- publicans to submit a minority report which might prove embarrassing Such n minority report would be available for franking through the mails as a campaign during the coming elections
 The President has been forced to ad- init that his efforts thus far to placate the two belligerents have been futile amounts to an ultimatum on the ad- ministration demanding an investiga- tion Pfnchot has let it be known to those interested in the forestry matters. that he will continue his op- position as long as possible. Ballinger, 1t Is said. will make the institution of an investigation a condition to his re- maining in the cabinet This it is generally believed today. will force the Administration to grant his demand
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-12-21
BIG RACE TONIGHT
 AT PARK CITY RINK
(By Dick Barrett-)

At the Park City rink tonight Ward Hayes of thIs city will race H. H. Chatfield of Waterbury for a purss of twenty-five dollars. It will be a three mile race and one of the best of its kind ever held in this city as Ward Is a new conner, winning the big Marathon Derby which was held in New Haven last fall. beating his brother, Walter Hayes, Barrett, Burke and many other fast merchants of this city. Ward has not done any racing since last fall and has been getting ready for the coming season and intends to get away with every thing in sight so 1t is up to him tn tackle the big Brass City boy tonight which will. be an exciting race from start until 'finish.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-12-21
FRATERNAL NEWS

The annual election of Court Seaside, F. of A.. resulted as follows last ev- ening: Chief ranger John Howe; S. c. R.. Thomas King; financial secretary, William Houlihan; treasurer, George Ellsworth; recording secretary. John F. Gallagher; S w., George Smith. J. w., A H. Mccarthy: s. B.. Thomas Synott, Sr.; J. B.. Maurice Boyle; lec- turer. James Hardie; trustee for three years. Frank O'Brien; physician, Dr. Osborne; board of management for one year, William Houlihan.
 At the annual election of T. M. Smith Co.,. No. 4. U. R. K P, held last evening. the following officers were elected for the ensuing year: Captain. George ,Laflin; 1st Lieut.. Charles Gray; 2d Lieut.. Arthur Gotthilf; re- corder, Arthur Audley; treasurer, Jonathan Wilde.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-12-21
COMMITTEE WILL
 TAKE UP ELECTRIC | LIGHT INQUIRY

Owing to the fact that there had been no meeting of the miscellaneous committee of the Common Council during the past week no report was made at the council meeting, last night, upon the electric light invesfi- geuon which the administration ia pledged to make. The Committee will meet in few days and take up the matter The slight injury received by Alderman Conlin. the chairman of the committee, in a runaway aecident prevented him from calling the conn mittee together
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-12-21
MARRIED.

SH-CROMwELL- Dan- bury. Nov. 22, William Mcintosh and Miss Kittie Cromwell. SELCHOW - FTTZROY-In Green wich, Dec. IS, Charles Selchow and Miss Alice Fitzroy. +McNAUGHTON-I this city. Dec. 15, Josiah F. Jennings of East Norwalk, and Miss Sarah Me- Naughton.
 2UCHEL - CLOSE-In Greenwich, Dec. l 5, Herbert D. Ruchel of Rox- bury and Miss Ruth R. Close. SABIN-RAPP-In Falls Village. Dec 8, Miss Evelyn, daughter of John Rapp. and Kenneth W. Sabin. both Of Ssisr'1'----
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-12-21
HADLEY DENIES OFFER OF
 BRITISH AMBASSADORSHIP

A runor which for several days has been circulating that President Had Ier-s visit to Washington last week had been fin response to a summons from President Taft for the purpose of offering YaIe's president an ambas- sadorsh8p. possibly that to the Court of St. James. yesterday was definitely denied by President Hadley.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-12-21
Ladies of Charity
 Plan Novel Event at
 ArmOry in February

The Ladies of Charity of St. Vim cent de Paul are completing plans for an entertainment on novel lines the exact nature of which has not yet been divulged, to be held at the Arrnory on Feb. 4. 5, 2, s. g, and 10.
 This society Is composed of a large number of we'll known women of various creeds who are doing good work in helping the sick poor in con- nection with the hospital.
 They look forward to a liberal re- sponse to their efforts, and they will no doubt receive the hearty co-opera- ton they deserve.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-12-21
Sousa Ban1 Closing
 Season in Bridgeport

cert, save one. for. the season in this city tonight. The final concert will be given in the Hippodrome. New York. Sunday night. The organization. like all of its type, must necessarily be in better drill at the end of season than at the beginning, so that the musical
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-12-21
'BULLARD WILL TALK
 ON MUNICIPAL AF-FATRs

The monthly meeting of the Mems League of the First Congregational Church will be held this evening at o'clock. in the chapel. Alderman Bullard will talk to the men upon subjects of particular interest in the city at this time A full attendance of the members of the league is re- quested as president is to be elected. A pleasant social time will follow An men of the city who are intereste, n are cordially invited to be present.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-12-21
FIFTY CATTLE. FOUR HORSES AND 300 CHICKENS BURNED

Cromwell. Dec. 21.-Fffty head of cattle, four horses and three hundred chickens were burned last night in a fire that destroyed two large barns md four poultry houses on the prop erty of John Hoffman. causing a loss of about $20.000. The fire was SUD- posedly of incendiary origin and a strict investigation will be made Mir, Hoffman carried no insurance.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-12-21
NEW YORK ATTORNEY
 CANNOT PRACTICE HERE.

New Haven. Dec. 21--Attorney Rich- mond J. Reese Of New York city has been refuEed admission to the Connec- ticut bar in a decision handed down by Judge Gager of the Superior court. on the ground that a summer residence In the State and occasional visits dur ing other times of the year do not con- stltute residence in the State.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-12-21
AUTOIST ASKS DAMAGES
 FOR WAGON COLLISION

New Haven. Dec. 21.-The suit of George H. Bishop of this city. against Morris Batter. a plumber, which is tried before Judge Simpson. the usual order of things is somewhat reversed. Bishop asks for $50 damages alleg- ing that in July last horse and war on owned by the defendant ran into and smashed his automobile in Broad way. badly damaging it.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-12-21
Christmas Candy.

For the biggest bargain in Christ mas candy go to the Puritan at 199 Fairfield avenue. Here all the candy is home made and guaranteed pure and wholesome. Our three pounds for a quarter mixtures we recommend for the family candy dish Also a line of boxes with neat and attractive covers at low prices.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-12-21
MOTORMAN FALLS HEIR
 Tn FORTITNE OF s175

Paul E. Trapp. a motorrnan in thu the Whalley avenue run in New Has ven, has fallen heir to fortune O about s125.Oo0. about $65. 900 of whiel he will get into his possession at once and the rest later, when an aunt. nov ninety-five years of age. dies. MT Trapp will sail this week on thf Mauretania to take possession. of hi reus fortune
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-12-21
The flower loving woman

The flower loving woman the type of woman who will bury her face in a clus- ter of American Beauties or breathe the incense from a spray of Violets-Sylvan Toilet Soap is made for her. It is the soap with a senti- ment because it permits her to enjoy the delicate per- fume of her favorite flower in the very soap she uses. obtainable in Violet, Rose. Carnation, Lilac, Sandal wood, or Heliotrope, at Cy- rus Pharmacy, 10c the cake. The box of three cakes, 25c. THE CYRUS PHARMACY
 Fslrnead Av-. Cor. CourtIand-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-12-21

riatpins were never SO extrava rant in eize. and decoration. Some of the latest and richest are adorned with haildpalnted miniatures
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-12-21

element in Bridgeport is assured of the finest kind of a treat. Sousa is a really great leader, whose merits are so we'll known throughout the country that they need no advertising. The Sousa band is to brass what the Bos- ton Symphony is to stringed instru- ments.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-12-21

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 .... ........ .... .S32.g8
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-12-21
CARE OF BRIDGES.

.a-. tho ,IAa knd rSu haEs alsas Bcsgt
 Ea..'r' .s N N1NItZx 4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-03-05
Sui raid aehen.

Go't lit ilbcr8cllat, oob Der neme Ia.
rii bis 5im I. Slmi 3. I. alisge-
orbciict rmo iIntcr Dad, gebradJt
lucroct foun. ~
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liGcnt Der Tcr. Stnoten, crflirte heiite
Ill elmer llntcrrcblng nit Games u.
Son Gleooc, ErGiiocnten ser ,,Rdtio4
nol Manufacturers slIiociatiom,"
mclher ibn bclllhtc, llnt bic Gin
lcbnng cincr pcrnlonenten Eorii-
GonnlilIion 5il cnpieblen. baB sic
Hcpilion oeS Soriis ieiner lleber3ell.
glln1 nod Die critic geoingling iiir
bic @ieocrbclcbllng Der Bcid1ite Iei,
mo ooB CT oos Wcrf Der Sariirebi.
lien bon om I. Suni D. ). pollenoet
5i' lcben boiic. Sobalo bie llitae.
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10 pielet 0eiddits llnterncbnnin.
gen i'm @eae itebc, luiirben iid) San.
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sIlles in's oIte @eIeiie 5uriidfebren.
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longc, 10 beiilrwortete er nidt bic 10.
rrrti9e Grnennllns oerieIbcn, 3uerit
milI'e Die Hepilion erleoigt iein, ilno
oonn fonne lnon ipciter iebet. Die
loIorti9e Ginictung einer Commit.
lion oiiritc Der Nepiiion binocrIid
iciu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-03-05
Jnauauratiuns .Wtcbaillcu fcrtia.

Ebilnoelpbia 81. sSebruot
- Die lebte Der 1000 Grinnerimos.
Dicoaillen iiir oic Snaitglrotion @il'
liam Somorb Ioits 5um Yrdiiber'
ten Der Ser. Staaten uerlieB gcitern
9lbenb ben ErGgeltod. Wabreno oi(
grobe Moiie Der Itcooillen in grou.
&c aepragt it, lino orei III mniipcn
8oloe bergeltellt. Die fit Serrn 1oit
ielbIt, iiir oelt Tice- -Fr1iioenten, Srn
SbermaL lrnb Serrn Stellnogon
ben Gorlibenoen bes Snoil9urations'
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tere 80 in Silbcrpragung Die untet
Den Mitelicoern oes aobinets lmr
onberen berporrogenoen Berlonld,
feiten 5ur Gcrtbeililn9 gelangen. Die
grinuerllnasmcooille 5eigt aui Der
einen Scitc Die 9ielieIbiilten oes 5ll.
fiinftigen Erdliocnten uno Viee.ErG.
iioeluen, olli Der onbercn Seite Die
Hnncn Der geioen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-03-05
RGuGcrscidlidltc ams Sflabuma.

Gin gcpliitOerte tSorlner periolgt
naein lnb oBne Siilie flint gan-
oitcn ms 0cbirge itno jagt ibucn
0Cll Tuub ab. - Gin BerIud, lie
ms GeiangniB ab5uIieferH nlib-
GILLETTE.
DiuSfogee, SfInby 26. Sebr.
- SaS. Bed, ein nabe Stiglcr, StIa.
bona onlaiiiger Sarlner, modte
telte I'M Sm guis.@ebirge gan5
oIlcin cincn 9In1riii uui flint Rdu.
Der, lueldc i'm unl $4,000 bcraubt
lattcn, crlan9te einen Ibcil oeS Gel
hC3 5urild uno uerlpllnbete 5lpei ser
Nonoitcn. Gus IalbgeiinoeI iuar
om IcBten Sointa9 iriib in Beds
&Ubnlug elngeorllngen ilno bate
ooa 8cIo allsoeiiibrt. Seiueu RepoI-
per i'll Die 5ulde ltedeno, brod Bed
jltr Veriolglng ollf mb blieb ben
H0llberu Saa lnb Nadt aii ocn
GcrlelL bis CT lie geIteru IN oie er-
n0bnten Scrge, 20 Wteileu uon bier,
eEtIIleben lab. Gr bielt iid) oerbor.
gclL bis Die 9tat)t bereinbrod,, uno
ldlld) lb baum an ooS Eager beran,
III mcldem Die ganoiten iorslos i'm
SdloIe la0cn, obne einen WdHter
ollaaeltcllt 81 baben. Ilrb ben Rui
"Gic S51noc bod." mcdte er tie aus
ocm Shluie, llnb iie lpagtcn in Der
s!nnobne. bob lic bon einem 9lufge.
bot llIn5lnaelt leien 5uerit fetnen
&ioerltono. BED Ieerte ibncn Die
Solben uno Iano nod $1,000 bon iei.
ncm Seloe bel ibncll Dor. Iatm be.
Iobl cr ibncn, ben Morit) nod Mns.
fpAcc oll5lltretcn, uo er tic i'm sc.
IonAnlB ab5uIicieru beubiid)tigtc. Pills
nle Tcrbretber mcrften, ooB iie es
nit MIR cincn Dtunue 5u tb;n bat.
tclL modten lie tinen gelneinlamen
tSlildtperlllb imb nIie entfamer, Oh.
9leid Bed ibrer 5pei our1 SdJiiIie
ocrlprnoetc. Sic lieBen glutipuren
5nrild, llno Gin SherifiSauiaebot lit
jcbt obgegongenL lnl iie ipon6pIid
olllHlelt SIT MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-03-05
Chicago Gin cinuobcitssGlbornou

GbicoAo, ~. Scbruor. - 9tod)
ocm icebcn pcroiicntlihtcn Ncridt
hcS 0ci,uobcto Geportcmcuts iiir
bos Sobr 1908 bcbGlt Chicago oild)
meitcrbin ,tnter bcu omeritanilhen
StGotcn Don ilbcr 100000 Ginnob.
ncrn ocn Ylob Der 0eIiinbeten Stoot
iInc. Seine SoocSrute betrGgt 40
mli Solleno aopie Der 3cpolferlng,
mo Die 9eonItcn ocS Gcportemcnts
itcllcn iiir bic ,}ufllnit nod cine pcis
terc 9cilerimg III 9ltsliht Die mli
hus'bobc >Sntcreiic oea biciiacn Eubli.
films nn ocillnobcitlihcn Npriidts.
maBrc0eln 5uriid5uiiibren ieiu miro.
Ger Spptus lorbCrte i'm Dergangencn
Sabre MIR 33S Spier, Die nieori9ltc
oiesbe5iiglifc Hotc in Der @eitihtc
Der Stnot, oa Chicago Dor Veenoi-
qlng 6ea ncncn 9lb5ugStanal. .Sps
items itetS Die bGdlte 5ppbus. Sterb.
lihfcits5iiicr olll5lnpciieu bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-03-05
Gin Giljug peruuglIdt.

CeS u 0 ncS, Sa., 26. 5cbr.
Gin lpeitlcb iobrenoer Gil5ug Ser
oGbicn3o, MillUalltee mo ct. VauI.
Sobn" cntgleiItc I'M 1876 bente fritz
81 San Sorn ga, luabreuo ery nttt
elmer Shnclliafeit bon nobe5u so
MeiIcn pro St,lnoe iubr, ,lno Die
Sofonotiue, Die @epdf. ulo Die Hoit-
gSaggonS muroen oenlolirt, iuGbremO
oltd etlide Yaiiagier Wassons I'M.
ltllr5ten. 8liidliher Weiie ging ,lur
ciu WenIdenlebeu perloren, basic.
nige ocS Observation-Disclosures 6. s.
Vronn, luelber inter iciner Qofou.o.
tipe 5ermalmt puroe. gtlite onoerc
9eoenletc erlitteu 8erlasunae,,.
luabreno Die Eaiiagiere nit brin
Shreden oauon fdmen. Wan oermu.
thet. ooB Die aatuitropbe our1 ooS
3erbredJcn zines Nooes perllrioft
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-03-05
Star6 fir ben 0attr.

Somell, Wuii, 27. sScbruor. -
gei oem 8erIlid,. ibren Batter pom
Sooe bes srtrinfens 5n rettei1 per,
Tor bcutc Die 12-iabrige Norp &c.
pcnnto Dos eigene 2eben. Ieoennto
ciit Stcinmeb. ipnr inn gcgriii, III
9egleitirna ieiner 5ofter einen SIT.
acIrorenen Ieid 5u iibcrihreiten, oIs
Ct plotlid cinbradl. Sein ainb. bas
iih leidt bate retten fonnen, brad,
lei Dem @eriitd, ben Toter SIT retten.
glcid,ioIls Gin lmo aeriett itter oie
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mes eiltcn 2eute sur Siilic berbei.
Gr iclbit mnrbe gercitct, icin mlltbi.
gcs 0inb icboh fonntc mir ols 9eide
gcborgcn pcrhcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-03-05
Wnrbnnf's 2iidltnnacn.

Son Yroncisco, Gnl, 81.
Ncbrilor. - Ter beriiblntc Eilon,cn.
5ild)tcr Slltber 9ilrbamf bot bns aus.
ihlieBlidc 9icGt bcs Gertriebes Der
pon linn ourhaeiibrten Nell5iihhlns
gen Surtlonh nnb Serbert Is. Gam
nGn bier mo bcnl oitlitben aopitoli.
itcn Oscar &. Dinner iitertrogcn.
&err Surbonf bot biCen Shritt gc.
tton, imL mie er logt lieb mlsihlicb'
lid leinen milienid)oitlihcn Goritun,
gen bcillaIId) ocr3ilhting Don ncllcn
Trilchtcl mo 9lnncn bingcbru 81
t0ncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-03-05
Baltimore, yRn, Trtag, ben 5. NNdr 1909,

bot niht MIR III miCbtlq,n Gnnmnull
hoa Der jun9cu 1rieQ9iIottc cincRol!,
gcipiclt, ionoern 5ibltc icincr5eit m;,t,
5l ocn bctonnteitclt AForinc. e DRIFT.
ItcIlern.
(Rcinbolb bon MernCr mltr6c all
10. Woi 1926 5u &CicrlmNsn lei
.VtugocbllrN gcboren. Hcl 9IlI5brllci)
ocS oelltId,. bGniihcll MricacS pom
1864 crblclt CT oaSI Commando DER
Ionpifurpcttc yHpnSphc," nit ser Ct
ol hcn tScieht bel k{uanumO riibn.
lihen 9lntheil nubnt. 3lm aorurt,
tcn=G GupitGn beiorocrt, murOc CT 1866
Commandment bcs Fon5CrichiiicS ,Ar.
mlnlus," NIT bent er Die bunuopcrz
lheu 9cieitiglngcn oil Scr Glbc, @c
icr ltno Gma cInnatlu, 1873 lplroc
@erncr dis @eihlpobcrtci nit iiini
Shiiien nod @cninoien, ooroni
m0brcno Der ipaniNten Mcpolution
nit orei Shifiell 5lm ShuB Scr
Gclltlten an Die ipuniidle aiiltc cnt.
lunot. Sicr nobm Cr am %. %llIi
1873 Dos bon beu &niurQenten oe.
raubtt &nnonenbuot yGi0Ionte" ln0
ON I. 9lllguIt I'M Eerein nit Der eng
llIhen Eon5erireaottc ySmiitilre"
Die NnlBcrircootte .&ictorio" llno
Die SoI5iregottc .2llntnnio" lu,o cnt.
moInctc ihrc 400 Monn itorfc 9c.
loblng. @crncrs Gcrholten iono
niht Die 3uItintmlna oc9 tSiirItv
Slanord. uno er iplroc uon ieintfn
Foltcll ais @elhmoocrhei obbcrllicn
inl m11cn lleberihreitlna ieiner 9c-
'llAnllle por Elm arieasoerid)t 0citelt
5lt lucroen oaS i'm ieboh eitltimnlig
frclprud. Gr mllr0e 0nun Sbers
merItoircttor in @ilhclntaboucn lulb
1870 Gontre-9 -9lonlirol uno Gbcl ser
MiorincItotiun Der Siticc. ,uu Sfto.
Der 1873 nobm er ieincn 9lbidico,
I'M 'ld) noh Micsbobeu 5uriif,uSic-
ben. 1898 mllroe er 5lm Gice .9lomi,
raj crllonnt, 1901 oeooelt. 9ic 3obl
lclncr ShriItcn lit iebr QroB.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-03-05
Wurobrcnncr ant @ert?

SaterSiielb, Gal, 26. ,scbr.
- 6rau u. ". gcdman, cine Witt.
me. mo lbre pier Ssinoer. ipelhc lie
ben MeIIen Don Der hieiieen gtaot
mobntcn famem III Der lceten gsodt
bel elncnl 9ranoc, welher ibrc @ob.
llillg 5crltorte, um's 2eben. Monte
Sente alalben iiloeiien. oab iie er-
nnoroet mltroert uno onb oic M0roer
oonh oos SmlS arjiinoeteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-03-05
Sin Tcfi,it Uuu St9,5OO.

yS oosp;llc. N..S. 26. Icbr.
Gin Icii;it Don $t9,50O in ben
Hchnil1aen $. ". slllen's, aoiiirers
Der .Moobpillc 9iotionolbonf," mur.
DC bcutc ongefiinoIat. slllen mllrbe
Derbaitet, ipGter leood nicoer cnt.
laiien, nod)bem er $4,000 Viirg.
ldjait gclciiiet battc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-03-05
8iilotp greift eiu.
GOmprOmif bctreffs Hridlsiinan5-9'g-
forlu unacbabnt,

HrluoIo1c be3 Compromises lit Die
Grieblna ser NohloBltcucr blrd)
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