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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-06
MINING MACHINERY.
STOCK BROKERS.

TRENT ENGINEERING AND M
WINERY co. Phones. Ind. 81. Bel 81
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-06
CONTRACTORS.

HABILUN PAINTS incorporated. T.. p.
Keate, manager. Painting from A to U.
Phones 2O21
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-06

Date of first publication. November 8,
1903 date Of completion Of publication,
December 6, 1908.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-06
AssAYERs

BEETLES. AIATHEz & CO.. A. F..
BardweH manager; assay and chemical
laboratory, 1873 So. w. Temple, Both
phones.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-21

~ito- M no' sped Evans. becom-
lng.Rorried "lt Is Just form vuI
mist learn Now take the plural We
The Detroit times., 1909-12-21

hunting him the audience learns thai
Kirby entered the game only 10 pro
tect Randall from Moreau. profes
sional gambler and that he intended
giving back all hts winnings 10 Ran
dali While Kirby is fleeing he meets
Miss Randall daughter OF the suicide
and before each knows the identity
Qf the other. they fall in love.
In the third act Kirby is proved tc
be a perfect angel OF a man, and ne
marres the girl. and the Randall fam
ily is put back on its feet. with the
exception OF father, who is still dead
But then not even Booth Harrington
could revive him. artistically.
Miss May Buckley PLAYS Adele Ran
dali Geo Thatcher. the old.time mir
strel has the part OF negro. IL Is
very pleasing performance.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-21
Tells CT Jolly Evening Parties.

In The winter OF 1905 saM the wit.
moss. Miss Sue EldridFe OF Cottage
CITY Mass came 20 yisit Mrs Mar
tin. during the absence OF her nus
band Miss Eldridge vas about 20.
worry pretty and very jolly Knapp and
IElchar were almost nightly callcrs.
These two with Mrs Martin and Miss
Eldriigc, generally played cards until
late hour.
"lglehart posed as coming for the
purpose or practicing music. and some
times a song enlivened the evening 8
entertainment The men always
brought liquor. of which the ladies i'm
hibed freely Beer was also 2 favor
ite drink Mrs Martin and Miss FL
bridge smoked cigarettes like yeter-
ans
another man, Robert Hansberger.
frequently accompanied Iglehart, but,
unlike the other TWO. generally left the
house Al a respectable hour on one
occasion Iglehart and Knapp took the
ladies 10 the theater When they re-
turned. il was about { O'Clock
The Detroit times., 1909-12-21
confers with Correspondent.

One OF the spondents, Frank -.
Morris a lawyer, appeared in his own
behalf He iutimated II was his inten-
tion 10 cross-examine witnesses whose
testimony bore on his conduct He oc-
cupied a seat near Mrs Martin and
frequently conferred with her.
In March, 1908, said Franklin Tay-
lor. or No. A Court-st., Brooklyn, IN"
plaintiffs attorney the parties 10 this
action separated Shortly thereafter
Mrs Martin took a fiat al No 1929
Pacific-st.. this borough Martin had
reason 10 suspect his Wife because of
her conduct while living with him.
soon after the separation he hired
men from the Hamburger Detective
agency 10 shadow the defendant
These detectives gor rooms in the
house where Mrs Martin lived. We
shall produce evidence TO show that
Frank q Morris and George \. Hig-
gins were very friendly with her
Mary Woods, he maid. testified that
Mr.. and Mrs Martin resided AZ No.
414 Hancock.st Brooklyn prior 10 the
separation Martin. she said. was abb
sent from thc city on business during
the winters oi 1904 and 1905. and du-
ing his absence She testified. Mrs.
Martin entertained Ferdinand Iglr-
hart said 10 be- son OF q Methodist
minister IN New Jersey, and Frederick
knapp stock broker Ot Manhattan.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-21
THE EVENING STORY

slang is The limit and then some. You'll
have TO cut out this Geo. Ade patter or
we're stalled AZ the post.
Then Mrs Evans rushed in Look
here. Alphonso Evans Your slang is
worse than Edwina 5. and think this
whole instruction is entirely too per
soual
Gee The cZ1rinas sprung an erup
ton :" cried EdWina
And ron must cease this awful Ian
guage'" ragged Mrs. Evans.
EdwiUa somewhat scared. began 10
CRY III chew up the dictionary and
The Detroit times., 1909-12-21

NEW YORK. Dec con with the
cowboy hat; on with the periwig. on
with the blue flannel shirt No more
furry chaps and high boots with spurs.
but. instead. knickerbockers with silk
stockings and buckle shoes on. see
how Dustin Farnum looks now
In his new play. Cameo Kirby
by Booth Harrington and Harry Leon
Wilson Farnum looks too sweet fo~
anything; he'd make a matinee girl
forget her chocolate drops.
The scenes are laid IN New Orleans
Kirby, played by Farnum, is believed
by the Randall family TO be the gam
bier who got all the money of the
head OF the family and caused him 10
commit suicide on a steamboat trip
A crowd OF New Orleans folk start
cut to get" Kirby, and while they y're
The Detroit times., 1909-12-21
chicaqc Faces Coal Famine.

CHICAGO. Dec 20 Chicago house.
holders are shivering toda, over the
prospect OF e Goa famine The ex-
tr lnc cold weather and the inability
of ih, railroads to deliver 2 fui sup
p'r vill om0,v the wards within TWO
uceks The failure OF the railroads
to srin- Ir all he coal needed Is
attributed hv some dealers ~ the
great rlsh of ho.idav business that
has lied tap lrafic. while by others II
said thar the shortage is due 10
c0uHscation of fuel bv the railroads 20
provide fuel for their locomotives.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-21

swallow H' lN-I hOO-hOO-bOO-
hoo.
Evans Lreatlf moved began 10 pat
The WceWug giT upon the brouzy
tresses. which action proved too much
FOR Mrs Evans Alphouso Evans"
ets cried dragging him into The front
room lt near any more OF this
ediacarion n see you patring beau
titu domerics II ever
As thC door closed upon the hapless
Evans. Edwina. much reassured began
ro sing Oh Gee m clad I'm Frce''
The Detroit times., 1909-12-21

Edwins drew baei, in grave reproach
Ah-t -h-h'' she said. You're mar
-ied--yoted up-harnessed in pink
The Detroit times., 1909-12-21

Miss Lillian Warner qf Lambert
yillc. y. j.. is said 10 be the only Eiyl
in the United States who Is an expert
engine driver. She is only~19 -ycars
I'D. and says she would rather rdn
an ouslne than cat candy.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-21
EDIFYING EDWINA.
By Stuart 3. Stone.

by stuart .. otonc
The new cook al the EvanSes was,
as Mr. Evans put IL. dream Mrs.
Evans, who was less enthusiastic but
mere elegant. described her as very
pretty girl with horrid language The
new cook had wealth OF brorzy hair
gray, pcnsiye eyes. and complexion
such as peroxides and powders could
never produce. The young lady :
mother had christened her Edwina,
after heroine OF Bertha NJ. Clay, but
had signally failed 20 endow her with
the speeches OF her fair namesake
For instance. Edwina called napkins
Snowy rags " she passed Mrs
Evans the potatoes she asked, Have
a spud?" II was this state of affairs
that impelled Mr.. Evans 10 undertake
the edisicstion OF Edwina.
The edfying began that very even
ing. Evans proceeded into the kitchen.
where Edwina was humming Il Wish
| Was the Prince OF Parmaloo She
looked up at him inquiringlr.
Anything gone Wrong with the main
works -
"Er--that is. no. faltered Evans.
You see. my dear"
Talk United States then. admon.
shed Edwina.
It's like this" said Evans, desper.
,teiy You see. Edwina YOU are
naturally very attractive girl and a
good cook But--er we'll YOU see
hat is. you will admit your English Is
iefective--
"0h. you don take 70 my cab 80
lelped EdNi ina
That's it-thats 90. answered
q
Nina had given the final polish 20 the
lans they began work in the dining
'oom Evans found the place in The
Grammar, and Edwina bending over
he book. managed 10 PUT her wonder
ny bronzy head very close to Evans
''NowT suppose tiIe fret thing IS 70
,ouiugatc - instructed Evans SAY
foyc R-f
Edwina drew hack in eFaVe.reproach
Ah-t -h-h'" she said. You're mar
-ied--voked up-haruessed ~ pink
)'lly ribbon and curling papers
Yrs Evans. i'm the other raom
eomghed warnngly and Evans
'rowneG No, no, yOu sce, i,s Just iu
he lesson Now say Thou lowest
''Nix--fixsth cried FdNlua I'm
nJ-Qlakcy Nu1 c1u nasScth mar up.
eth
Hi<o NJ no' raspcd Evans. becom-
lag~Rorried "lt Is Just form Won
must learn Now take the plural We
love"
Edwina did not 'ake the plural Iu-
stead. she leaned back IN hor chair and
laughed convulsively. Who loves
you and ne? II was TO spring thar
on me steady, he'd push your mug of
the billboard He'd hand a.
Great Chimmie Fadden" interrupt
cd -Fvuny. hecominE eNritnd Your
The Detroit times., 1909-12-21

now sun spot ihcors Is that they
arc caused hy whiring storms IN the
suns outer atmosphere reaching tube
ike extensions into lower strata.
whore they are cooled into relatively
dark clouds
The Detroit times., 1909-12-21
Afraid of Ghosts

Many people afraid OF ghosts Few people
afraid OF germs. Yet the 9host IS fancy and
The scrm is a fact II the Germ could he maenihed
TO sire equal to It's II would appear more
-tcsrible- than any hre-hreathng dragon Germs
cant be avoided. They arc in the air .ye breathe
the water we drink.
The germ can only prosper when the condition
OF the system gives IL free scope To establish II.
self and develop. When there is deficiency OF
Vital force. languor, reStiessness u sallov check
a hollow eye, when the appetite - poor and the
-xteepis broken, u IS time ~ guard against the 4
ferty the body against all germs by the use OF DR.
ea-Medicsl Discovery. IL increases the vital pow,
xystem OF cloeeing impurities, enriches the blood
ach aud orgsns Of digestion and nutrition ia workir
,h.e ehe dern hods Ia or tainted 80, =, =.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-21
SUED FOR DIVORCE,
FACES 81 CHARGES
Seven Correspondents Named in Sec
ond Action Against New York Wo-
man-Servant Tells Of Gay Times.

NEW YORK. Dec ls.-The second
suit fo~ divorce brought by Edwin +.
Martin against Eta II Martin, prom
inent church singer and daughter OF
the Rev Jay Benson Hamilton, was
begun before Justice Crane OF the SUI
preme court. Brooklyn. In the com
plainr thlrty.seven specific charges are
made against Mrs Martin and seven
correspondents are named.
Mrs Martin. forty years ~ age. ap
peared in court with her counsel j
Arthur Hilton Dressed entirely In
black, she carefully took notes during
the testimony Of her former maid, Mrs
Mary Woods OF No - Myrtle-aye
BROOKLYN
The Detroit times., 1909-12-21
Coast Is Clear" She Phoned.

The witness stated that on another
occasion. after Martin had returned
from business trip, Mrs Martin
called him on the telephone and asked
u ho expected 90 be- az home that
night Martin replied that business
appointment would dctain him The
witness said Mrs Martin called up
lglchau and said to him Us oil
right the coast is clear. In The even
ing Mr. Woods testified. lglrharr
called al the Martin home and staycl
until q late hour
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-15

~0eSienotoren Elm ieber Stoot pertre-
ten lit; meIde He9ierunasform, Die
ein5eincn Staoten baben; ais mel
den &orperidoften Die 8oIfspertre.
tullg zines jeoen ein5eInen Staotes
lid 5riammeniest; iuel6er 9lrt Die
Seriuoltung groBerer StGbte lit; rpie
Ntapor nno Stabtrotb eeipdblt iuer.
Den; mie Der Wapor Der Staot uno
Der 8ouoerneur bes StaateS, in mel.
dem Der GppIitont mobnt, beiBt; mel.
DIE uerlbieoene Irten BON 8cri6ten
es glebt; ipeldes Der bodbite 0crid1tS.
boz it, uro piele anoere mebr.
Jdllen Sic biernod ielbit Die Ont.
ideiOung, peld)e Wabnabme grobere
90rten iiir ben Gingew0noerten in
lid) iflitBt, oas repnblifuniide ga.
tiItaliiationSgeies oOer oas %oenlofra>
ti'te Announcement sur Contribution
Ses Stuates Warplano.4 a..
Sem Reoner mtrbe ont Sdlillie
leiner NusfilDrun9en bon leillen so.
reril cine lparme Spation bereitct.
8leid beiiaaig ipurOe audi Die Pm
lprode oeS 8unOesienatorS Sobn
8olter Smith besriiBt, luelde DER
Seier auf Der eriten Seite oes y0ert-
iden 9orreiponoenten" ibrem @ort-
lollte nod finbet.
Sn llebri9en iprod)cn nod ole 6e.
mofratiiheu Gmuoibaten aui Oem
it0btiid)en unb S~egiSlotip.S idet.
Wun6eSicnator Mapnpr
miro III nj ontiporten.
Seute gbeno iinoet inn 9roaOlpop.
Snititut cine groBe bemofrotii1c
MISUNDERSTANDING Itott. bel lueld)cr
gunoeS lenotor SSiibor Hopner, glft6.
Soibiiu W. Miles ulo 9ldJtb. y. 9.
Soiro ole Sauptrconer ieiu perocn.
Serr Hopncr mirb mlf Die Augriffc
%dltlportcL melbe acknowledgement.
oilluolt Charles &. 0onaparte in lei.
ner ON Wittlpod in g8eltnliniter,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-15
Mo. geboltenen &eoe gegen Die De.
mofrotiibe Yortei riftcte.

Ff-
n8rei nbeim 0amen.
Gcrein." Sni ,Aageneincn
oeutid)en 0rciienbeim", al Der ode
bon Baltimore mo EnpionitroBe,
belt gcitern Nuhmittog Der .@rei.
ienbcim-G omcnuerein" ieine reeelmG,
Biac WonatSperiommlung, pelde
lld) rcgen SeiideS erireute. Die
Sieltna, in welber Srou 2ouiie Ho.
lhen oos Trotofou iiibrte, purbe
BON Der E%rGiibentin 5rou Bertha
Slond, eroifnet. GoS 9ciuhs.Go
mite bcrid)tete 5nnGdlt Dob iid in
Der anltolt NleS in better Sronlrl9
betlnoe, morouf Srnu Hold)en ben
Sihon5beriht unterbreitete, Dem Sl.
folge ole Giunobmen inn periloiieneu
Wtonot $27 ui,b Die gilSeaben $44.3O
betrugen. 6rou Sermonn Gmmcrit)
puroe uls nclles Mitglico cinItinmi9
onfgenomnlen uio Der @eihlub &c
foBt enbe oieieS Wonots nieoer eli.
llen Sid)tbilbcr. Nbcno nit Ooroufiol.
GENDER Silbcr-Gpneftc 5ll pcronitol.
ten. 1858
@o lit s.. g. @cltc?-- SEER
Senrp 9. Welfe bon Nr. 122, @elt.
GlementitroBe, lit bon icilem Cru.
Ser, Scrrn saul Z. @elte, Der eiu
8erfGufer beS Baltimore @oraoill
Sonic" lit. oils uermiBt onaemelbet
iuoroen, Ter Yermibte, Der nabesu
brci Mnnate It%ellunaSlos iuor, Der.
IieB lcine @obnung om 5. Muguit nit
Der Mbiid)t, nod Nrbeit llmid)oll 81
balten. Set ieincn @eggonge ieblt
leoe Spur bon linn. M.'ber benz
Srlloer bes GermiBtcn ipobnt feline
Wliticr, sSrou Grneltinn Seim, llno
cine Sdhpeiter bier IN Baltimore.
Gden lteber perbaftct. =
Eolijilt Seifrcs lonbctc 1eltcrn licben
Folen mo eilten Seitreid)er IN Scr
oitiid)cn Eoli5eiitotiolt inter ser sln.
lhuloignilg Der %oitSeblid)en Gcriper-
rltig Der Eaiiaae. gei'm TerbGr Dor
benz Hid)ter CAB Eoli5iit Seffres on,
oa6 Die Gden poiiy 9roabmop ulib
MliccunnoIiraBe beitdnOig bon Gden.
liebern bclagert ieicn unp oab allc
'eilie @arnunsen irudJtlos geblieben
leien. i%uorou|f Der Nid)ter Sipei Der Pr.
reltonten nit ie So II. Soften ul,b orei
nit ie 81 uno Soften b%eltrafte, nab.
reno Die ilbrigen unbeitroft ibres Me.
geS 5ieben buritell, ou Tie annebmba-
re GntIdluloigunaen porbradten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-15

Q heioen tbut meb - IS
luor Elm idJiperer 9Ibihieo, oen Sr.
Sreo. Sdimpf uno ieine Somilien.
NnQeborigen geitern BON ibren bieii.
gen 6reunoen unb Vefmuteu nab.
nlen. oils lie bic StaOt Ger Monumel,.
te perlieBen, I'M lid mieoer in Nc.
&cesport, 30, Dem irlibereu @ohniit
lino @cbnrtsort ,Srou Shinpi's, ME
%oer5ulalien. 0enal Dor 5pei Sobren
fam Sr. 2 d)impi uouaPeaeesport nad)
Baltimore uno betrieb ieitoem Ole
Wirtbifoft al Der Ode bon sSoir-
mount Gpcuue uno StrceperitroBc. -
Gr peritono 'es. lid in fltr5ec Belt piele
sSreunoc 81 erDerbcn hno Elm guttS
8eid)oit nuf5ubolten. 6oit unrnter.
brod)cnc &%rantbcit lieB ihlieBlid Oell
GntidliB IN ibnl reiien. lid pom @e.
ibGit 5nriid8u5ieben, ulb oils or Dor
einIgen Go9en Elm onnebmboreS 9llls
gebot fir lein Sofal erhiclt, griii CT.
luennl aud nit Id)werem 9er5en 5l,,
Wit Dem 8erfnii ieineS @eidGiteS
NOR cs oilh fir i'm beifloiiene Chat
iud)e. nod Der &einlotb ieiner Srorl
5ilriif5uteIren. @ic iebr feline bicii.
gen 6reunoc ieinen @eggong bon
baltimore beoauern, bepieien oieiel.
ben bel elmer abidicosieier, melte
an MittmoI abcnb in Der @obnmlg
oes Srr,. Nm. s.. aammer, &r.tS12,
9onfitraBe, ituttfonb. 90 lul0erl
uber ieine 9dltinlorer 9cfnnntcn BON
linn Nbidieo nobmen, 10 irelibia oiiri.
ten i'm ieine SreltnEe IN WcaeeSpprt,
Vo., meId)e i'm gum 9rpben Gbeil
bier beiudlten, mieber in ibren areiS
nuinebmcn.
Gin beitcres Mibpcr.
II GnoniB ereignete lid aeitcrn III
in Der norooitliden 4Soli5ciitotiou, ais
Der gobme Sobn 8unge bon Ir. 500.
Horb YortitraBe, Dem Yoli5cirihtcy
Slelpenpn olii perifiebene geidlucr.
ben ieiner Srnu bin por9eiiibrt lurr
DC. Sn Der annobmc, Dob &mNc
mr. @oImiid perItcbc, eriildtr ser
Rid)ter Die 9od)ter beS Irrcitotrn,
ais Golmetiferin 81 iungiren, "a
Munge ober ont GnsIiid) iprcd,cn
fonn fam Die Tolmctiherin jl Scr
gniidt bab Der Hitter elm @Gbnle
lei unb iibericete tit 2esiercn bic
gnsiagesl, lpeIdc Iunae in chgIiitcr
Sprode madlte in 96bmiih! 1icicS
IibberiiGnonib bradtc ole 9ct6cilig.
len ~ beiierc Saune, unh tha iid sic
0raa @hnse ~seriobnlid 3eiaie. iuur.
De ibr Mnun entloiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-15
Sitmus bcs Stabtratbs.

ungemobnlid lonae uno lebbufte
Sisung. 9ie i1mmtliden BON
Dem Gomite fir Yoli5ei uno 8e-
1ongniB por9eiblogenen Imenoe-
meiitc our MISUNDERSTANDING
ongenommen.
Gie geitrige Staotrotbs. Sisltrtg
mar bon ausncbmeno LANCER Taiier
lno iebr lebbaft IN ibrem Yerlaiif.
Die Serren MuQifin INN 9insluan.
ger nobnlen ben groBteu Sbeil Der
3eit fiir lid in Ynipruh; 9eibe ipo.
rell o~leroings glcid) erfoIglos nit
ibren IntrGaeu. Iie Sisung cnoete
IdlieBlid oamit, Dob Die bon Dem
Staotrotbs. Gomite fir Eoli5ei lirb
@efdngniB porgeihlogenen Nmcnbe=
mente 81 Der NoturgoS-g erorouuha
IN tltperonoertr 6orrl sur Nnnobmc
gelangten.
Sr. Wuuifin reidtc, bepor Die elm.
6elren Nmenocnlente 0es Counties CUR
GiSfuiiioE g"elongtcn, Elm Nmenoe-
nlent Elm, iuelheS cr ais Subititut
tllr ole gauge geroronlng betrn6tet
ipillen ipolte. Gle BorIoge, meIhe
I'M llebrigen iifJ Der uripriinglihen
Seroronung 5ienllid) genou Dem
Wortlout nod onibIieBt, elimilirt
ole Veltimmungen biniidtlib Der 20
Sobr.Sauer oeS GontrofteS, oeS
SdieosaeridtS, ser 4ntbeilnobme
Der Stoot om Eroiit ulb DER Sipfe.
rllng bon eleftriibem 2i6t.
Sr. Mulifin pertbeibi9te iein
Nmelbement nit cinem riciigen Alli.
ipono bon gloquena, linn trot Serr
SeB elltgegent ser Die uripriingIi6e
%eroronung alS alien Yeoiirfnilien
entlprefcno unb ooS SntereIie bcS
FliblifnnnS upllfomhien itiiteno be.
5cidnete, Sr. lllrid iiberroibte ole
ilbrigen @it9Iieber ollrd5 Die GrflG-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-15
tritt beute &od)ntittae lpieoer suiam-

tritt beute &od)ntittae lpieber 3niam-
men.
SIN 5meiten HatbS5neige.
Sm 5%tueiten Ratbsapeigr aneenom-
men nuroen Die foIeenoen geroro'
nli1gen:
@enebmigung Der @erft-a nleibe.
gerGnoerung bes NamenS Der Bbia
IobeIpbia.Hono in Ybilooelpbio.slue.
Nnfolif eines @rnnoitiids fir Die
Grrihtung zines 4nbous an Dos
SdulgebGllbe an Der Ode bon Viii
IiomsS Ctr. unb Warren-ape.
neineereidt tDuroe cine neiie Ser
orbnuug, melhe ole Staot oiltoriiirt,
bon Der @%Smonoion Realtp Company
einen @igentbumSs1 itel a%ll5rnebmen,
iuclber Der StaSt oas 9ieeltbum al
einer StraBe iibertr0gt, nelfe iiber
oaS 2onb Der g%eHannten @eieliiddft
gebt, inter Der 8eeingma, Dab Die
Stdbt Die StraBe pfIaitert uab NIT
HanOitcinen periiebt. 'oI I'm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-15
Gin TO- meIIes 8erbift.

Gin or meltes 8er6ift.-
Die Geidworenen i'm Snperiorseridt
soben geitern eiu form les Yeroift
Oh, luelfes oaS 1eItament ser Der.
ltorbencn 6rau Gmilie 9usbp, oas
bon ibrer Sdmciter, 5rau sloelatbe
6oote, angesrifien iuorben mar. ais
redtsfraftig erfIari. Midter Morris
bonn 9nnocsgeridt, Der BON frau
Gllsbp ais Observation-Disclosures CT.
nornt fporoen NOR, bate nit Der
&lagerim einen gersleid ansebabnt.
Tie .aatboIiihe llniperiit1t" erbdlt
$160,000.
Setratbete in Rem yorf.
8err ReIion 6. Yerin, elm tribe.
rer gaItimorer. Der iest aber in Ser.
felep Springs, @..Na., uobnt, bnt
ii6 am Mitttpod in Neiu-g orf NIT
drI. &ebeeca Nnberion. 9od,ter BON
Serrn uno Srou Taois s. gnberlon
bon Cincinnati. perbeiratbct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-15

ritng, Dob nadNei1er apiidt Die @n,
nabmed SeS @nQifiaAdeB Subitituts
Die Sase5tiiE bie, 9epoifarHiia 8alti.
more's oeridIed,tertGw erben miirbe.
Gin gntrng, Die 9erotbung ser ,lr.
lpriingI!9en- g~eroraplAg bis BUR
nadlten Sibung aufauidieben, lpuroe
NIT is gegen s. Stimmen aeidIugell,
! ipobrcnA I'M NM6lub bieran Der Nn.
trog, Dos g~men6ement Muqifin's aili
Den Si'd 81 legen, init Der gleiden
M'ebrbeit oltgcrlommen murbe.
Sr. 9inSmonger reidte bier gnen.
ceinente elm fclgenben SnboItS: Die
! 3citoailer beS GontraftS bon 20 oui
10 Sabre bcrob5iminbern, Ole Hreiie
fiir 1000 aubiffuB Naturgas fir
Sousgebraud be5lu. Sabrifotions-
omede, luie IN Ser 8eroronung porae.
leber, BON So auf 80, bejlp. BON 10
ouf 40, be5tu. BON 40 ouf 80 Gents
berob5nleBen, nnb ben Ereis fir
aun1tgaS, luie IN Ser Seroronuna
por9eIeben bon 80 nitf S5 Gents Der.
ab5iieten, mo Die @cItinmnungen be.
5il9lif Der Siefernng bon GleftrisitGt
mlS5umer5cn.
Tue oicic gmenoemelte ruurbcn
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orf Nlitrog olli ben Gid aeIegt.
yttdt better crying es einRm bon
Srii. Milllifin eingerei6tcn Mnlenoe.
ment, mcld)er cine @eitinumnlng in
ole gcrorbnung cinSuieteu miinidte,
bic auSoriidIih poriiebt, boB Die DC.
fllgnille elmer Bubble lltilities.Go
mi'Iion, ioiern cine ioIte gcidaiien
iperoen lolltc, blird) Die @eroronnng
nidt beldrGnft merbcn oiiricn.
Sr. SinSponger, Ser onidcineub
onrd Die G%rfabrnneen. Die CT furs
oorber grmlodt, nidt abgeidredt ipor.
oeit ipor, Dcriuhte es MN nod nit
5lpel Nmenocmenten, beren critics Die
geltinmmmgcn Der 8croronuna Io.
oifIfotioncn ourf Die 2egislatur I'M.
t~eriporIen iuiiien nollte, nnb oeren
5%peltes beItinlmte, oaB Die Geroro.
ltlitg allen beltebenOen Staots . Sc.
lesen 1lnS Serorbnuiigen u~iltertpor.
fen lein ioue. Mlld Dieje Mmenbe.
mente lpnrben proInpt dlii Den Gid
9elegt.
Garlod muraen Sie BON Dem So.
mite acknowledgement, geItern i'm
"GentiNep Gorrcipor,benten" berid)-
teten amenOcmente iammtlid. mie
mploblen. aneenommen.
Gie beiocn nahitebeuoen Serorb.
tiunae1 muroen iii oritter 2eiung al.
genontmen:
Grlallbni6 iiir 2eonarO S. Billion
sur Grrid,tung zines @ebGilbes.
GrlaubniB iiir Saoler's @eib1its.
Goaeg. cin eleftriiAcs Sdilo an Dem
Sauie &r. 81. @eI. 6apetteItr.. an;li-
bringen.
IS mar bereits nabe5n s lbr. aIs'
Der Stootrotb iit pertaate; berieIbe
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