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Evening journal., 1909-09-10
GREAT ORGAN AT
BROWN FACTORY

The large pipe organ for the First
Baptist Church. Meridian. Miss, was
given a thorough test at the John
Brown organ factory yesterday. Sew
eral leading musicians attended and
expressed themselves delighted with
the tone and workmanship. The in
stument has twenty-one speaking
stops and the noted Cathedral
Chimes"
The organ occupies forty feet OF
floor space and takes up 9 feet in
depth with a height Of 16 feet The
case is OF solid mahogany with
beautiful light finish, dimensions OF
which are 80 feet frontage and from
six feet TO IS feet high.
Inc chimes, which are rapidly be-
coming popular, consist of twenty
euoolar bells from the lowest note be-
ing ieet IN length and the top note
rect The notes are from A to Z.
chromatic intervals tuned Al 20 de-
grees so as to be always in tune with
the organ pipes. They are play-ed
nom the keyboard by pneumatic con-
nection and as they are plaved from
the great organ soft accompaninnents
can be PLAYED upon the swell organ
pipes and the effect is most beautiful
the sound Of the bells seeming 10
come from church tower with the
organ IN perfect harmony with them
The tones Of the chimes are remark.
able for their resemblance 10 tn,
sound Of a cathedral chime from :
distance. having the pure note of III,
bell without discordant harmonies.
The action Of the Meridian organ {,
tubular pneumatic throughout, owe
two miles OF tubing being used ans
with nearly two thousand pipes rang
ing from Is feet TO ? feet tones.
The local plant is now busy OF
Instruments for Memphis. Tenn. Lit
tie Rock. Ark. Greenwood and Meri
dian. Miss. three for Atlanta. Ga. on,
for Portsmouth, Va, and several 70
northern towns.
Evening journal., 1909-09-10
CHANCELLOR CALLS
LAWYERS TO CHAN Gerry

The September term of the Court Of
Chancery will begin on Monday next.
The following notices we're sent out to-
da yto all solicitors having cases before
the court:
The Chancellor has directed me TO no
tify solicitors having causes pending in
the Court Of Chancery in New Castle
county that the trial list for September
term will be called at 2.s y. m, on Mon
day. the 18th, inst, at the Chancellor's
chambers for disposition Of all causes on
the trial list so far as possible.
Joseph c. Jolls
Register IN Chancery.
There are ffty-eight cases filed for
causes, three for argument, fourteen for
partitions and eighteen for receicvership.
Evening journal., 1909-09-10
BIG PLANT FOR A
NEW ICE COMPANY

Building Inspector Johnson issued a
permit to-day to Mortensen and Co. OF
New York, to make alterations and re-
pairs TO an old stone mill in Vandever
avenue, between Lamotte and Jessup
streets for the Pure Ice Company which
will cost S2l.Soo. Morte1sen and Co. will
also install the machinery and other fix
lures for the new plant.
The Pude Ice Company is a new con-
Germ and It is said that It will manufac-
ture ice on large scale
Evening journal., 1909-09-10

No Fancy Shoe Prices at
F0RMAN'S, that means good
shoes for your self or the
children from 10 to 20 per
cent less, than the fancy, big
expense stores charge.
SPECIAL BARGAINS THIS WEEK
Our All Solid Special Shoes
for Boys and Girls at our
special prices cost you LESS
MONEY, than the ordinary
paper and leather kind do at
many stores.
.$l.97 for S2.25 Shoes for
Men and Women, newest shapes
These goods are top nOtOhsFs, and
will look and wear as we'll as many
shoes sold for $3.50.
Goodyear Welt Shoes for
Men and Women, $2.40 and
$2.45. Good s2.75 and ss.OO
ValussI the cream Of two Of the
best factories In the country.
Stockings, extra strong, for
Boys and Girls; heavy warp I5O
kind for l2O.
Evening journal., 1909-09-10
PLAIN FUNERAL
FOR HARTMAN
contlnued from FIrst Page.

parent and cried as though his heart
would break.
Hartman stopped speaking. lie was
holding his child's hand. Dr. Lyle
knew what the silence portended. He
stepped forward. but could do nothing.
Hartman was dead.
NEW YORK, Sept 1o.-Dr. William
G.. Lyle. personal physician to Mr.. e.
n. Hartman, today authorizde the fol-
lowing Official statement which was
given out az the Offices OF the Union
Pacific Railroad.
The report published today that Mr..
Hartman died at 1.S0 o'clock yesterday
afternoon is absolutely untrue. He
died az 3.35, as was Immediately an
nounced both at Arden and at No. 40
Broadway. Mrs Simmons did not ar
rive until after his death and author
lied me TO deny that she intended To
nike statement fixing the time
Evening journal., 1909-09-10
MOROCCO COMPANY
BEGINS BUSINESS

The recently incorporated American
Leather Company began business yester-
day in the plant at Third and Madison
streets, and within one week the COM
pany will have about one hundred skill
ed morocco workers I'm its employ. The
company will manufacture only the fin
est quality Of glazed kid and expects
to have busy season. G. Park Postles
is president OF the new company.
Evening journal., 1909-09-10
RAIN HELPS
WATER SUPPLY
Brandywine Creek Higher
Than Usual And Trolley
Company Again Uses
the Water

Having been pumping water from the
Brandywine Creek .for its boilers at the
power house on Eighteenth street, near
Market with indifferent success since the
the Wilmington City Railway Company
Is by to-day's rain able TO dispense en-
tirely with city water and is again pump
ing a full quantity from the creek. The
creek rose rapidly this morning, and a re-
currence Of the difficulty of week ago,
when the stream went below the intake. is
not expected.
Evening journal., 1909-09-10
SLIPPERY STREET
CAUSES HORSE TOFALL

Slipping on the wet oobble stones at
Front and orange streets this morning.
one of two horses attached to hay
wagon fen over on its side. smashing
the shaft and kicking its mate severely
in the foreleg. Bystanders went TO the
drivers aid and the horse was put on
its legs.
Evening journal., 1909-09-10
Train Toward the Farm.


1t begins TO look as though the far
mer has got TO pay the prices that
other people pay for labor The panic
made the situation a little easier but
it has not relieved 1t, permanently. 1t
will be easier for a few years, but
manufacturing and other enterprises
VIII again absorb the supply OF labor
and leave the farmer just as he was.
II we had tried TO devise a system of
education designed to train our chill
dren away from all occupations that
have any labor in them we couldn't
nave succeeded better than simply 10
adopt what we have got just now. We
employ teachers who know nothing
anout agriculture. and IL they do are
ashamed 20 confess il. and they spend
tneir time on problems that have moth
ing whatever 10 do with problems Of
the farm. believe thoroughly in clas-
sical education; but the kind OF edu-
cation l most desire to see is the kind
enat nts the boy or girl for the posts
OF usefulness they are TO occupy in
after life.
Evening journal., 1909-09-10
oRIoLE STEALS HER rHREAp.

Mrs. John Holcomb, OF Douglas, was
sewing on her machine few days ago
and had just threaded the needle from a
new spool when she was called from the
house.
Upon returning she found the thread all
gone. says the Omaha Bee, and FOR the
life OF her could not tell what had become
OF IT, A little later in the yard she found
the strand reaching up into the trees
where an oriole was weaving it into its
nest
The bird had flown into the window. un-
threaded the machine, unwound the go
wards Of thread and used II all IN its nest
weaving.
Evening journal., 1909-09-10
WILMINGTON BIDDER
NEXT TO LOWEST

Bids were opened to-day I'm the r-n,,oa
states engineers office for furnishing
engineers supplies for the lighthouse ten
DER zizania. The bids follow:
Elisha Webb and Son Co. ssss 81; Will
son and Crawford, sn2l2; Charles Haly-
burton, s42i.S. William and Cassidy.
s4sS5s; Barrah and Elwell. sptlo. an Of
Philadelphia and the Delaware Electric
md Supply Co, Wilmington. 1854
Evening journal., 1909-09-10
DEATHS
John M. cisrnen.
Joseph Wolferth.

WOLFERrH-ln this city. on septem-
Der loth, 1909. George Wolferth, aged
relatives, friends, Neptune Lodge L.
9. o. r., Philadelphia, Coiumpia Iodre,
NO 26, ]. o. q. F., and Wilmington
Typographical Union No. 1o8. are in
Nlted to attend the funeral services al
the residence Of his son. George n Xyof~
ferth. No. 1889 Poplar street. on Monday
afternoon, September l3. at . o'clock. In
terment at Riverview Cemetery
CLARNEN.-In this city, on Septen,ber
sth 1909, John NJ. Clarnen, In his 18TH
year.
Relatives. friends. Columbia Lodge No.
ment. No. 3. T. O. o. f.. are Invited Ia
attend the funeral services al his late
residence, No, 2n9 Tatnau street, on
saturday afternoon. September 1ith. at 2
fnrN
Evening journal., 1909-09-10
Tire csses For sumrior covrt.

Al the September term OF Superior
Court which begins September 20 there
are only three cases set for trial They
are those OF Earl Porter VS. CONT
oental Fibe Co.; Maxwell S. .Maloney
vs. Margaret A. Healy; same vs.. Ben
lamin F. Healy.
Evening journal., 1909-09-10
rliAN0I Cd Undertakes
SnAINDLLN q Embalmer

No. PA W. Ninth Street
Careful attention day or night.
Bodies IN Boarding Houses. Hotels
and Hospitals removed and cared for
until claimed. Carriages furnished
Appointments iirst-class. Both Phones.
Evening journal., 1909-09-10
coollna tIla MlIk.

RoolH9 ANo WIN
The cooling Of milk I consider to be
the most important point. The advan-
cage Of cooling is that II prevents the
growth of bacteria and organisms
which are apt to develop bad havors
in the milk There are two ways of
cooling milk. one is by the maximum
of exposure TO the air. and the other
is by the minimum exposure to the air
The first method has this advantage.
that you cool milk quickly.
Evening journal., 1909-09-10
Opening Display OF Exclusive
Styles WOmen'S and
Misses Tailor Made Suits

Distinctive STYLE character coors and marked
at most attractive prices So $Ia5o $780, $r5 $s $40 to SIS
NpW DrpsS finds arriving daily shelves and
W." DisoS uVO"S overlooking with fabrics col
but must them appreciate coors styles and
qualities.
Priced z5c 7sc s5c $Ioo SIas and S5o per yard
Rack Silks New rich silk in black and colors. Special val
~ S6lnch guaranteed Black Tafea worth
36nch quality Black Tafea $Loo; price. 7sc
Evening journal., 1909-09-10
Grain Market

Reported daily by F. D. Lsekey q
Cos bankers and brokers, members
Philadelphia Stock Exchange, szs Mar
l<et ST.
WHEAT CORN. OATS.
Sept. Dec. Sept. Dec. Sept Dec.
l02% sIS SIX soy ssls seA
Evening journal., 1909-09-10
Hanover AuxiIiarv Maetinn.

The Hanover Auxiliary will hold its
FIRST fall meeting this evening in Han
over Church. Miss Taneoki, of Japan,
VIII be present in Japanese costume.
Evening journal., 1909-09-10
Senator Monaahan R.oo,,.ri,,

state Senator Thomas NJ. MONAGHAN
who has been IN and confined 40 his
pea Tor several days, was able 10 be
downstairs today. ''
Evening journal., 1909-09-10

z.i5 p. m. quotations from :. D
[ Laekev & Co., Bankers and Brokers,
Philadelphia Stock Exchange,
s43 Market street. Wilmington, Del.
Evening journal., 1909-09-10
Saturday Special

27-nch Mercerized Popln all colors a9c
price IQc
Ladies fine ribbed Vests a5c values Special ......1z15c
LOO pairs Womens Fast Black Hose; Sale
price ra1lc
1000 pairs Mems fine Fast Black sc Hose Sale price
34oo Pairs Chdrens Fast Black School Hose Sale price
Ladies Muslin Nghgowns; worth $25 SIoo z5c Spe-
ca sale price .............. .$Ioo ssc 7sc and soc
Evening journal., 1909-09-10
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.

TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.
TSTANfEBx Vfi71Sf z; ;rf'tSS77-,--fs,775SfS fs,775SfS
W housework. Reference reotfrcd An
ply 1903 West Thirteenth street
septl0-St.
NJ OTICE-I, WILLIAM RYAN WANT
the public to know that 1 am not
Mnuei any peace bond whatever. The
Thomas Ryan, 9l5 Brown street and
Joseph Ryan. 1878 Cedar street, who were
Mned 81 and costs each In the CITY Court.
thursday morning for assault and bat
terry are entirely different persons.
Evening journal., 1909-09-10

This Is reproduction Of Time Cards given our customers
Make purchase and Time Card before Fri
day, September o'clock which time the clock
unveiled You may have the The silver
dollars will
Evening journal., 1909-09-10

Am. Locomoti sS1s Nor. Pacific IS4R
Anal. Copper. 81 = Norfolk a West 90
Am. Smelling o7M N't-ern ~enJI3oE
Am. sugar CoI79% Peoples Gas rs
Atch. T. & S. IISH Pennsylvania I4IK
Asphalt Com. 7s4 Phila. Rap. I 20
4. & o. :I6K Phiia. Compaa as a
brooklyn r. 7. 764 Phila. Electricity *
CenI Leather ~ Reading I6o5s
Ches. & Ohio. So3l Rock Island 5fH
Cambria Steel 43H st. Paul ...lS67S
Denver & r. CASA Southern Pac I7-5z
Erie Common 545s sSouth. Com. S3oA
Erie Ist pfd ... 57Tonopah 6 1916
Elec. OF Amer. I24 lUnitedGasImp ooA
Louisville & f5tI Union Pacifi 7o6 Ss
Lehlgh Nav. ITSU. S. st. Com 50
Leh. Valley 9I1 U. S. ST. ProI76k
Missouri Pac.. 7oWabash Pref 49B
Mo. Kan & Tear y Western Unio zs%
N. Y. Central I34N
Evening journal., 1909-09-10
Letters Granted on Fatste

Register of Wills Walker has granted
letters testamentary on the estate Of
Sarah A. Russell to Margaret A. Kie-
mer
Evening journal., 1909-09-10
Ready-lO-Wear and Trimmed
MiIIinery--SpeciaI Prices

Beaver Hats, newest shades and shapes
Scratch Felt Hats in shapes and coors the mode
New effects in Feather Fances Handsome Willow Plumes
Fancy Pushes, Moires, Naours, Velvet Orchids
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Northumberland
Sunncuanfs un0 ltntcrgnng.
Sns Wcttcr.
Diiorium" SIS SopIius"

sir Warpluno mo Den 0iitritt
Columbia belltc m%lbeltGnbig mo ou-
boItenb marm uno Re9enidoucr un0
@cuittcr am AbcnO uno mor9cn;
Ieidte umipringcnbe Minbc.
Inns maj 9eItern reft murmeS
@cttcr bcif)ieOelt. Die b0dItc Gent
pcrotur mar Sc 8roO bon > bis 4
ltbr NndnlittngS lrnb Die nicorIgItc
63 8ro0 nm 6 llbr Worgena.
Sn oen anbcren 9pnoes Nctter.
Yeobaftumgs Stationen wurOct 0ic
iolgenoeu b0d)itcn 1cmperoturcn per.
5eidnet: @aitport 60, Eortlnn0 5S,
Bolton 80, 9lboup so, gtcm,Norf 81,
G~bilooelpbia 81, 2ItInntic Gin 20,
Cape Nan 10, @oibiugton SG, Nor
foIf 80, @atteraS 76, Charlotte so,
@ilmington rs, Sopnmnnb rs, Sad.
ionoiac so, Supitcr so, Sen Ncit 76,
Ntlunta so, Wontgomerp 81, New.
SrIcons 81, Eoleitinc 50, @oIpciton
rs, Corpus Gbriiti so, McnpbiS
50, Cincinnati 50, Yittsbnrg rs,
Sspcgo Ga Buffalo SO, Glepelauo
rs, Detroit 6S, alpcno 5G, War.
Quettc II, 8reen Ban 50, Chicago
"A, GuIutb 36, ct. EnuI 60, ct.
2ouia so, aonios Gitp 80, Omaha
"a, Suron "A, Nismord g., @iIli.
iton So, SABRE 62, Seleuo 80, Solt
2ufe 66, 9enpcr go, Nortb &lottc
81, Gobge Gitp so, ImnriQo rs,
Cos An0eleS 6S.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-15

crom m lung bcS neuen
Ercoiger Scretns. Ger
~Eciltid)e Gpongeliihe Yrebiger.@er-
ein," melfer ofn 6. april bon 5tpo!i
oeiltiden Ereoi9ern Der Stoot I'M
pgibel'SnIs" an DER Sit.Sapeite-
Strobe geeriinbet muroe, miro ieinc
ndhite reaelmGbige monatlihe Ser.
Ian1mlune ON Montag. ben II. Wut,
bon 10 bis I ubr, i'm Wuiifiaal pes
Carbohydrates bes .GbriItlid)e.l
gercins Siilieer Manner," gde Ser
6raitflin. ut1b Cathedral. StraBc, bal.
ten. Hitter anberen fpiftigen 81.
ifjditen, Die porfommet, lit Die I'M
terbreitlulg elmer bon Yaitpr Or. S.
e. Sd)liitfr %entiuorfenen Contribution
fir ben 8erein.
Wegen 8erfonfs BON Sir
fns-g illeten beitraft.-G6or.
les Wurfoot bon Nr. 1901, NiSaliitb.
itrabc, Der an, 2cnneritag abcno bei
benz Scrtaiif poil Cirrus 8iaeteit iaiii
Der Strobe ertuiid)t ipuroe, lit 9eiterit
burh Yoli3eiridter S'Nseiu lit Ser DIT.
Iid)en Station I'M $40 uiio Softer,
b%eitrait tporOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-15
9ic Gprt6cilc BON Natnrgas.

Gic Sta0t baltimore mliroe na6 Pin
iidIt OeS Superintenoenten iiir
MISUNDERSTANDING j0brlid) $40
600 iparen. - Sin obnlid)es BRO.
lett III Nen.O Orleans uuterpcg3.
9uS bon Serrn g.. IopiS @oriielo
ongeregte Naturgos-F roieft miro im-
nler nod ollerortS lebboft crDrtart.
9tad Iniidt ocS Srpcrintcnoenten
fir StroBenbeleltd)tung, Serrn Ho-
bert :. McGuen F0nnte Die itGotiid)e
Wosrednung, meld)e iett $4,000 be-
trGgt, olif $4,000 rebu5irt merben,
cine idbrlihe @riporniB bon $4,000.
Gin abrlideS llnterncbmen, mic
cos IN Baltimore geplante, lit oud) in
9tcpsS Orleans in Die @obnen g2lenft
morocn, luoieIbit boS VuidL Gperett
Snnoifot BON Ct. 2ouis nm cine 8e.
red)tiome nad)geiud)t bot, nm Natilr.
gas aus Dem norOlpeltlihen Ibcil BON
2ouiiiono mad Nem-Srleons 81 britt
gen. Die 9ilton5 lit ungefGbr Die
nGmlide ipie oieieni9c BON Baltimore
nod Der @os.3egion III @eit,girgi-
MEN. Die @eiellihoIt mill filr Den
Iriuatge6roud Gas III 80 Gents pro
1000 Sub ~lieiern utO iilr 6obrifo'
tinttS, mpde % Gents.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-15

Cir oentfhes @eiddft, nit bent.
ld)en Rr~imsipicu, III bas upblbcfann.
t EbutoBrapbiidc Stnbio bon Mar
Wtiferf, 409-41t Worb.Gas-Str IL.
Sic finben bier Die aufmerffamits
VehanSlnns. siqe Arbeitth snttr
p~eribnIidtr tiebermadinns, NIB n,tr
feinftcs @atcriaI seIanst sitr Der.
nrbeitnns in nnisren Tortraits. Sir
Gcnftrmanben fpssieae HrsisermSfi.
gang. Tamifiensrnppsn nnh Ser.
gr6hrrnnseu mad alien Hilbern biS
5nr 3ebensgr6he. 0ans brionbert
Nenbeit, Toitfatten init Nbrtr Tbo.
tusrap1ie IN bsdftiner AuDfitrang,
einsis nxr in .meiRsm @txbis ~ Ia.
ben. Aabinetbitbes ben $50 aaf
toestD. (Ep1osE6O,tN
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9onntags-


Tic mprgcn crIdJcincnoc
Sunntassanssabc Scs g9cnt
id]en GorreipOnocntcn" uirO
icbr rcihbaltig iciu m intcrci-
iantcn Nrtifeln nHS Gr3ablnu.
gen. Inter Mnhcrcm cutbGlt
bic Tnssa6c bic Nrtifcl
rGinc idmierigc 8cidJidtc,"
nSit Der Sub idmer5Bait?"
nSmmor in @criaInnesfam-
pfen," rNnS SlbOnl Samib's
Sa8ebndb" r9cs Sul5cr-gars
tsl's @crbnna" y2nitisc Sdul.
Grinncrnngcn," pShnlsS angca
nidjtIc," Der ScrriHcne Sonnet"
nnS Der Shlnf Der GrSdblnns
rGrifa."
Scrner 6rin9t Der SOM
tags.GorreIponocnt" cincn grici
pon 1afiun =. Soufnaflc, cine
SUmntagsplauScrci ans Der Scs
Der bcs Srn. 3idnrb Grtmann,
@coid)tc pon Ealtor 81. i. Stcrs
ger, bic nriieiteH Icpcid)cn Der
rNKpeiirtcn Erciic," GufalnadJs
ridDtcn, SnmoriitiidDcs nit Sans
itratipncn, Yuitnadlridjtcn ans
bcntIdrn &Gnbcrn II. |, III.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-15
tnfaas.Gbronif.

Sinh thirst ollS Dem SSenlter mo
6rid)t cin 9ein, Gin onoercs
Sinh bon eineu SelnWo9elt iibcr-
fobrcn lln6 crleibct einen Nrnns
6rltd). Goli5iit burd) eillcn
Stitr5 perlebt.
Ter 3siGbrige Sobn &otc itel 1c'
Iterll aus cincm Sinterienlter res
5lucitcn Stodmerfes ieiler elterlid]cl
@obmung, Nr. 305, Siio:9torriS'
Nuep, IN bcn 6oi binub. Gr brad
oaS linfc 9cin nnterbolb beS ante-
gclenfS. 81. U. 9rofc bon Der Cont
borO-, nobc 9olbounsS traBc. l%eiItcte
Dem ainoe Die critic Siilfe mo ORD.
nete ooln ieine lleberiiibrung nod
benz yWorplono @encrol Soipitol"
on, mobin Der alcinc III Der Nmbu-
Gon3 beS iiiOiueitlifcn GiItriftS &c.
brud,t muroe.
Gin &nnbe ii Der ohrcn.
Ter 21@ Sabre oltc SillillS Noun-
fin bon Nr. 1915, Sit-Momrnenfs
StroBc, wnrbc geitern bei'm Spielen
ouf Der StroBe an Der Gdc bon Wtn.
biion- ulto Grior.S troBe bon cincrn
Seuuogcn oeS Srr,. 2llfoa Sbeporo
bon Baltimore Gountp ~iiberia6rtn
iino erIitt einen Nrnbrud,.
Eoli5iit 6nrd) Sturj per.
lest.
Eoli5iit @i0iom 9orfnton pom
iiiomeitIiden Giitrift ltplpcrtc gcItcrn,
ais er bas StationsbouS p%erIoiipn
lpolltc, ouf elmer Der gum 8ebGliOe
fiihrcnoen Stuien. Gr erlitt cine
id)ncr5boitc SdInittiulmoe am Iinfcll
9eit unb muroe III Der amblllon5
beS 9iitrifts nod Dem n6ronflin-
SoIpitol" aebrod)t, no ibnl
Elm 8erbono an9clegt murbe. Spdtar
lpurbe or noh ieiner @obnlung iiber-
Iiibrt. Is oiirite ieoenfoQs mebrerc
Wodcn in Nniprud) ncbnlen, bspor rr
wieoer leinen Tienit pcriehen fam.
Siebcn 1briger . d) lnf
rambler.
Ter iie6cni6bri9c Sobn Houlnl bon
Nr. 1899, GbriitionitraBe, ipeld,cr eli,
Sdluipanolcr lit. fiel gcitern Nor.
gen ouf elmer n1dtlid,en Wonoerlln,
gen Die bonn 5peiten gum criienS tod-
pcrf iiibrcnbc lreppe binnnter u,G
brad oua SdIiiiiel6ein. Sein 0rit,
Der George brod)te Den aleinct mad,
Dem .Srnnflin-S aunrc.Soipitol," ipr
inn ir5tlihe Siilie Su Jbeil mlrr1
Siel pom elmer Sernnbu.
NlS Der 66 Sabre alte Sohn Mat,
teiien bon Nr. 701, Siib,Golltonltro.
be, bon Der I'M 5~luciten Stpdperf lei.
Tier @obniir9 bciinolid)en Terooo
MobeIitiidc in ben Sofroitm hinob,
lieB, brad ploblid) Dos Yeronon8 Go
(onoer nno WottcS ~itiir5te III sic Sic.
Re. Gr fam sliidlihcr @eiie nit eli,
ner Serreilfiing beiocr SliBgelenfe oo-
Don. Or. Wm. 9itrf bon Ir. 3Oi2,
Suoionitrabe, nnDm ocn Gcrlestcu in
Sebalblung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-15
Mcrstc in Scratbnng.

GeldaitS lisutg Ser mcoi5inilhen II.
hirilrgiiden 6otllltot bon Murps
lnno I'M lleuen Semi. - 0erlc,
Jung bon ipiifcniboitliden abs
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in Der SsleraSaIlc.
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