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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-23

The larger telescope Is now brougn,
into play II this Is truly n comet u
must be following some appointed ar
bit In space II must be changing it,
position with reference 20 the Stars
Probably half an hour will serve iu
settle the question TO an experienced
eye. The minutes pass. Is thrrc no-
tion or Is there not: lie thinks There
is Now he Is almost SUR there H.
Yes. No mau could remain iinvaSSive
His pipe goes out: ne forgeis 10 snoSr
Another quarter hour makes assurance
donbly sure Slccess Is his.
Iint now lie Is seized with new
fear IL he the lirsi or has some other
Anticipated the discovery: Their. l.
Another tlrrlcss comet huntrr whu
lives IN Vienna. Perhaps even now
word Is on the Geographic cables.
There Is nr,sl NJ haste. rhr asir,n,-
nicr runs 10 the telephone. calls ung
dlstanrr aud asks Tor the Harvard
college observatory. which Is the zen.
tral distributing station for anuuun-.
Ing new discoveries. They tell him
calmly that they have heard nulIiing:
that the discovery will be ~ once verb
fed and made known los cable and
telegram Ia every observatory through
out the world before morning our
astronomer goes TO shut up his te.c-
scopes. lie will work no more tonight.
but lac sways little as he crosses The
room. Professor Harold Jacoby In
Hsrpcr's Weekly.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-23
Ex.oorernor sayerr suggests b

Ex-Governor sayers suggests that
our government propose to the Next.
can government that the latter annex
Central America and establish order
In that country OF revolutions and
brigandage. There Is no doubt that
such settlement of the Central Amer
lean question would be a good thing
for the people OF that country and for
the people OF the United Stats. but
whether Il would be a good thing for
Mexico Is questionable. A large ma
jority OF the people of III Pals de hi ,s
y Libertad" are dissatisfied with the
Diaz regime and are held down by
military force and Eel CRITIC y Ia ban
dera de In insurreccion" may be raised
nj any time. II is doubtful whether
under such circumstances, President
Diaz will consent TO annex another
big bunch OF trouble.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-23


Now Is the winter OF our discomfort
Made glorious summer by the pleasing
thought
That the rude FOSTERING. clustering
boreal blast.
Hurting the slect like piercing needle
points.
Enshrouding the dead cotton stalks In
Zee
And thrusting icy daggers In the soil.
Is hunting the boil weevil in his lair
And staying all his populous colonies.
Then. spreading ice sheets over the
stagnant pools
Where embryo mosquitoes. wanton.
play.
lie shuts them off from heat and vital
air
And of the wretches makes a speedy
end.
Into each darksome Granny Of our
homes
Where pesti'ential flies do hibernate.
lie slyly creeps: and that's the last Of
them.
Bacteria. too. and myriads OF microbes
Whose baneful forms pollute the am.
bient mir.
The crystal water and the Wholesome
food.
Making them poisonous. breeding fell
disease
These, too, he diligently seeks and
Stays.
Hail. then. King Winter. thee We joy
full greet.
A useful. honored and thrice welcomed
friend.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-23
A Cruel JEST.

Samuel Rogers. The poet. resided
with Lady Dbllaud and amused him
self by exntcrbating her fears OF III.
ness and death During the cholera
epidemic Lady Holland was a prey to
indcscribablr terrors. She could think
II nothing but precautionary measures
and on one occaslon was describing
to Rogers all that she had done. She
enumerated the remedies she had
placed In the next room-the baths, the
apparatus for fumigation. the blankets,
the mustard plasters. the drugs OF ev-
cry sort.
you have forgotten the only thing
that would be OF any use" observed
Mr.. Rogers.
And what Is thaty"
"A cotiin" replied the poet.
Lady Holland tainted. Memoirs Of
the Duchessc de Dino"
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-23

Wednesday was a black day for the
mighty OF the earth who hold heredi-
tary power with the strong hand and
rule their fellow men by force. The
Cars chief OF police was blown to
atoms with a bomb thrown by an an
archist: the Japanese Corean prime
minister was stabbed to death: the
chief magistrate Of district In British
India was assassinated In theater. the
prime minister OF Roumania was shot
and seriously wounded by an anar.
chist This is record rarely II ever
equalled in single day. and the fact
that these dire events are scattered
among widely distant nations is sig
nificsnt OF a more extensive discon-
tent with the old order of things than
the world has ever before known.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-23
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.

The only gift Is a portion OF thy self
Therefore the poet brings his
poem; the shepherd his lamb the far
mer, corn: the miner. a gem: the sail
or. coral and shells; the painter. his
picture; the girl. handkerchief Of
her own sewing. Emerson.
Christmas giving like many other
good things is often perverted. some
give from sense Of duty because they
think the donee expects something
some give In n mercenary spirit. hop
ing 20 receive more valuable consid-
Grafton In return; some give ostenta-
tiously In the hope OF gaining a repu-
tation for generosity. In all such cases
the gift brings pain II the receiver
be sensitive person. Except In char.
ity. no gift should ever be offered that
costs the donor a sacrifice: II Il be- not
a ireewill offering II is not true gift.
This habit OF injudicIous giving eau
SEES many TO look forward with dread
TO the approach Of Christmas. The
custom has become 80 exacting that
II one wishes to be In mode much
time and anxious thought are required
for planning and preparing the gifts.
and II ones means be limited the
problem is still more complicated. In
many cases. all the Joy OF the festive
season cannot compensate for the
work and the worry incident to the
giving of presents. This Is folly, pure
and simple. What a pity II Is people
cannot be sensible.
or course these structures do not APP
ply to children: they have not yet ar
rived nj the age OF discretion and their
natural desire To receive presents
ought to be gratified TO reasonable
extent. But prodigality OF largesse to
children Is an evil. especially when
the motive Is rivalry between the fam
lilies or desire on the part OF parents
TO make their own darlings objects OF
envy to other children less literally
supplied with the fayors OF the season.
Il Is favorable sign of the times that
there Is less of this evil now than
there was In the past. rs an evidence
OF which II may he mentioned that
Christmas trees are no longer permit !
ted 10 be made a means OF vulgar dis
play. ms was the case not so very long
ago
All Christmas giving should he in
the spirit of Christ. with the object OF
benefitting the donee-not self. The !
only reward OF the donor should be !
in realizing that 1t Is more blessed !
to give than to receive. IA.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-23
the COMET HUNTER.
His Emotions When He Finds New
Wsnderer In Space.

Wa0ocftF W oPsSes
The process of comet hunting Is per-
haps the most fascinating branch or
practical astronomy. II there still lives
among us moderns one ouiy survivor
OF the Traditional astronomer. one pa.
tienl, cxpeclant lover OF the skies.
seek him among the comet hunters.
for today. ~ of old. you will lind him
per'hcd on some tower scanning the
heavens from dusk 10 dawn. sieepicss
almost hopeless II success, yet ever
SUPPORTED 10y the thought that perhaps
he, too. may add his chapter 10 the
story celestial. let US follow him at
his work. Suddenly he sights a faint
lItrh ui hazy light. Is for an instant
uacerialn. yet trusts that his eye de-
ceives him not. Another minute and
larger telescope has made him sure. II
IL there. He hurries TO his library and
consults Herschel's catalogue OF known
nebulae. He tinds the place In the
book dawn the page runs his cf-"'
finger 1nrrr * n"thiug r,~sru~,i ~
ilisu -xa-i ~Ir.t s.n The ~kl II lssu-i b.,
a cOH'rI. ir vgca ilrr. lirl's s1ircss.
scruiins WIS n"t :" vrry u .nrpncniiy
at faun. A. ,ri there b. "a certainty.
&c .si:si apils shr mai len
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-23

The extremes OF wealth and poverty
were illustrated by two incidents
which occurred Wednesday in Phila-
delphia. A millionaire gave his wife
for n Christmas present a rope OF
pearls. "as big as pigeon eggs" cost
ing s750.0O0. On the same day a poor
woman committed suicide because she
had no money to buy Christmas pres
ents for her six little children. Yet
Philadelphia is full OF temples OF want
o.. miscalled Christian churches. The
word Philadelphia means brotherly
love but |, is manifestly MISSIONER.
There are doubtless true Christians
there but they seem to have little in
fluence.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-23

Tammas TO McTavish. whom he has
Just pulled out Of the water,-Mau.
Donal'. ye sud be lookin' happy Are
ye no thankfu' yer life's savedl Nc
lavish ,souriyl-l dinna see nae cause
to be thankful. The glass o. whisky !
had afore I fell intil the waters got
Yen fair ACKNOWLEDGMENT Tii-Rits
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-23

\ North Texas correspondent Of the
Houston Chronicle predicts that in the
homestretch OF the race for governor
Davidson and Brooks will run neck
and neck. while Colquitt and Cone
Johnson are trailing along between
the second and third quarter posts.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-23

According to n headline in the Tenn
pie Telegram. mob ct Rosebud lynch
ed ncEro. wao lad murdered an Off
Ger. undemonatratiyely." We suppose
this means that Il VAS something like
that orderly lynching" at Navasota
some time ago.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-23

: Tarrant county teachers are wrest-
LINK with the question whether teach
ers have a right to punish boys for
smoking cigarettes at home. W course
not. II there is any whipping in such
. case the sheriff should do II and
the parents Of the boy should receive
the punishment. .~,.-
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-23

Robert Bacon has been appointed
ambassador 20 France The French
are reputed to have prediction for
fros legs but We have never heard that
they like bacon.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-23

Dr. cook Is fakir. they say.
And the evidence points that way;
Yet still II Is very
Obvious that Pcary
Il a hog matters not what they say
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-23
10 hne meat that Gamma cat.

Some haze meat that Gamma eat.
And some would eat that want H.;
But We hae meat. and we can eat.
Sac let the Lord be thanked
Burns.
Aud while we eat our savory meat.
Let's no, forget the others;
Give them share in food and prayer
For they, too. our brothers.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-23

Ella rhcy had very smart turn
oct. Bella-Indeed: Ella-Yes: they
WIRE elected from one Of the best no.
tells IN the town.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-23

RYAN TEXAS. DECEMBER 1909
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-20
Srcnoigc llcbcrra idjnns.

Ter y8ermuniu WGunerhOr" bat
nun ood oen ibm crit 3ucrtanns
ten 5~rueiten Freis erbulten. - Be
gongener Srrtbum Der SGnger-
ieitbebor0e ooourh DieOer gut &c.
mof)t. @oS 6eit.FrGiioent
Ibeooor Neminger i6reibt.
Ger auiridtige @u1id Der Settle
b0roe oes pcrfloiienen S0nger.@et
~itrcite5 in Relu.Yorf allen 8eiang.
8ereinen, Die 81 Dem groBen grfola
oeS -. notionaIeu S6ngcrfeites bel.
g%etrogcn butteu, OoIle @ereftigteit
mioerfobreu 81 laiiru, bat oieie Der
onluBt, elmo Hepiiion Der Hreiotubel-
len pornebmeu 81 Iaiien. IS Itelte
iid bcrau0, bob picle &crcine nod 5u
9iplomen bere6tigt lparel, Die IT.
lpriinglid Ieer altsgingcn. Tn allen
iolhen tSGQelt, IN DeId]en Elm @ertb=
preia altogcieBt mnr mo oerificoene
8erctne Die gleide Euntt5abl erreidI-
ten bate nnd) Der nltlmebr herr.
l6cn0cn lleber5euguug Der 6eitbeb0rs
DC nt6t oo9 &ooS entiheioen oiirfen.
Ter y8ermunio ? WGnnerdor"
brolld)t 0cnGB Dem 8oriteben0en lei
men ,. EreiS nidt nit eillcm oritten
HreiS 81 ucrtaui6enL icrIOern lit jebt
I'M 8eiit iei1ea uripriiugliten Gi-
plom3.
@roBe 6reuoe berridt MN i'm
,@ermaniosW fGnnerd)or" iiber 0aS
nodiolgenOe Sdlreiben oeS 6eitprGli-
oenten 96cooor Senninger, melde5
iiir iid ieIbIt Ipribt:
y@ermunio , Wdnner6or, 9alti-
more. @eebrte SangeSbriioer Ger
9unO be9ing Ourd Die Gnti6eioung,
OoB Ooa Coos Die H~eibeniolgc Der
Yreiic beitimnrt, einen aroben 6ebler,
oieie 9eltimmung bat tIllr 9e5ug ouf
@%ertbpreiic. Gle 6~eitbeb6rOe bat
ocn @mlid, oaB Niemunoem llnreht
gei6iebt, unO iibcrienOet &bnen Die
Gorrcttur Sbrc9 Giplom5, Die Sic
poriidtig cintleben m0gcn. SnOenI
id' Sbnen ber5Iid) oonfe fiir Die groBc
llnteritiituug oe1 6eitc5, miinid)e i)
Oiel Slid uno 8eOeiben fir Die gu
tunit. Sn Sodu6tuu9, Sbr Sbeooor
Senninger."
glQen 0rltnO bot nun n0ermonio'S
SGngeridoit", eiu meiterco 6reuoen-
felt 81 begeben unO Die Grrln9ens
ihnft 0es nun IN geiit gelongteu
5mciten Erciies SIT ieiern. Nm font
menoen Gonneritog miro Die @e.
longSieftion lett @cginn Der Serien
Gle critic 8cih0itSiiBung bolten. Zen
Tirigenten Erof. Qbeo0or 9ember-
ger, benz Der Soduerbolt geItern nod
Der Sonmerfriihe in 8enripluanieh
telegropbirt puroe, oiirfte Die Nod-
riht 1uBerit %freuOig 6eriibren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-20
IN grGhlid)cr ltlnnrmung.

----
Ger @nltimorer Mm. $. @ltdbol
bon Den longen Nrmen zines
Slntenfilde5 umfongen. - Sin
6reun0 rcttet i'm. 49, MuBte lid
IN 0r3tlihe 9ebonolumg be9eben
Bon Den Nrmen elmer i6onen %
me uHlhlingeu 81 mcroen, gebort
lpcnn 0aS thermometer momentul
uiht ollf 100 Oroo 6abrcnbeit 3eigt
fir einen Mann 81 Den Nnnebmlid,
feiten ocS SebenS. glber minocn oil
meterlollgen 6angurnle zines 1inten,
fiides, oieieS i6redlihiten Der Meer.
u%ngebeuer, lid nm Den Mann, britt.
fen ibn Den Ntbem ans uno iaiigel
linn 0aS 9lut aus Dem aorper, oomr
1T Ole l%lnlormulg ooS Shredlihit(
Der Sdrefen. 0ieie nidt beneioens.
lucrtbc Grfubrltng bat 9err Wm. s
Suhbol5 Elm 9oltimorer, oieier "a.
&c oltf ciucm 6iid5ug bel Neuflmo.
lan0 genlodt. Gin onoerer 9ultt.
morer. SEER SameS .. Gerber, uto
cin 6iibrcr bcfanoen iif in ieiner BE.
9lcltung, mo ibnen neroontt Serr
9ndbol5 lein 2ebcn. 0ie Serrerr
n11gelten bon einenl groBcn Hu0er.
boot aus, uno ein Sinteniiit periino
lid in Scrrn 9uhbol5' Nn9eIihnur.
Cab eS cin 5intenfiid) mar, erfubr er
ober crit nohber. Serr 9udbol,
Itelltc im erIten Mugenblid mir iouiel
lett bob co Elm GROCER Slid iein
n1lBte. I'm ooS 8lcihgepiht 3l be.
mobren, lcgte er feline freie Suno uuf
eiucu @egenitonb I'M @aiier, oer er
fiir einen @oumitamm belt. HSn Der
n1dIten Scfunoe nber befom Der
a9numItomm" Seben. uno oemiel.
ben 9eieutelt lid) Elm babies Gubeno
meiterer olebcnbe 9o%umitGnune" III,
Die lid I'M 9u nm Serrn 0ltbbolS'
aorpcr ld)longeli un0 ion aus Dem
@oot ms @oiicr 5ogen. Seine bel,
Den @egleitcr, ullf Der STEELE erfen.
memo, in meld)er 8efobr Serr 9ld)-
6olj ldlmebic, iprongcn iiber @oro
unO burdidnitten nit Wieiiern meb-
rere Der Songorme oes ld)euBliheM
WfeereSun9cbeucrY, Der 0unll, nod
brei Minutcn lnngem &umpie, iein
Spier fabren lieB. Serr 9u6bol5
muroe ms @oot 3uriid- ltno mad, ct.
Sobn'S gebrod)t, 100 er lid) in 1r5t-
Iidle @ebanolung be1ab. Gie Surg
mor5en an Den 8angormcn oeS Git
ieufiideS botten in Der filr5pn i3cit
ndmlid an peridie0cuen a0rpertbei-
len 9loien ae5ogen uno lteleumeiie
logor ifon 9lut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-20
2OfaIbsridJte ans 8aibinstOn.
GntQinQen Dem Tooc

Gntgln 9en 0em 1000.
3mci ~t6.iGbrige &noben BON Bah
timore, Spouep Smith uno 2oui3
ErepoIt lieien ibren @Itern an Witt-
nod oonol1, nm lid nn6 @oibiug.
ton 81 begeben. Sn Seonar0tolun
o~ltBcrboIb @oibinaton, iprongcn tie
BON cincm 6rodt3uge Der .gulti-
more-S bio.9obn," ouf melhem JIG
Die 6ubrt gemodt, ob, llnl 81 6ub
ben Reit oeS @egeS 3uriid5uIegell.
Sic mllroen ober miioe unO legten
lid neben Dem @eleiic nieber mo
idIicfen elm. Gin 6raht5ug ihleu-
berte lie Ben 5ienIih boben 9obn.
oontm binob unO Yrepoit erlitt oobei
cine qeiGbrlihe aopfpunOe. Gtr
8erlebte pilrOe nod einem Soipitol
qebrod)t ulO Der onOcre Sltnge nod
hent Getentionsbnuie Der @umbes.
hduptIto0t 9elonot.
N%obbiner 2 hlmarb per.
lest.
Hobbiner Tbrobom Shmorb bon
EbilooeIpbiu itiir5te 9eitern in @oib-
ington bon qinem @oggon Der nGopi-
tai Traction So" mo erlitt alt Ir.
men nno @einen 10 iAtpere 8erlee-
ltngen, Dab CT nod) Dem GoiuaItp.So-
lpitol gebrodt meroen nuBte. gr fam
0ieier Gage nod @olbington nm
6reunOe 5lt beiud)en.
6rou NINA 9ouer aeitor.
ben.
6rou Nnnu Bauer, Satin oeS sc.
beimpoli5iiten 6ronf Bauer, ihico &c.
tern i'll ibrer @obnung, Nr. 327,
Scr, nod longem aronfenlagcr
aus Dem Seben. AuBer ibrem 8ot.
ten bintcrloBt iie Elm aino. Sbre 81.
tern mno 0eidymiiter nobnen in erie,
Sn., uno fornen fiir5 Dor ibrem 9fb.
Iebeu nad) @oibington. Trou Bauer
mar cine geborene SrieS,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-20
Gift bradltc icin GnOc,

Glen SroionL Elm 26 Sabre otter M
genieur, trinft Bier. IN mcI6eS er
Souoonum idiittete. - Yoiiirtc
in elmer @irtbidnit in Guicott'
@itu. - 0b SeIbitmoro, nitlt Pr.
mieien. - @erpehielte m0glid)tr
@eiic audi bic We6i5iuiloihc.
Sm 8eiiein bon 5obIreihet 6rcuns
Den i'll Der &irtbidoit oeS Serrn g..
VI, Gltrran, IN @Qicott-Gitn tronf am
GonnerItog Abeno Der 26 Sabre aItr
Glen SllOion, Elm Sngenieur Der Sir
ma Sling, Hice & @oneD IN Sobn.
fen 9t..S, Der IN oell GotsfiQ Der
gen oeri6ieoele NIrbeitcn leitete un0
sur Belt bel ieinem 8utqr Scrrn :.
%. Su0ion III Guieott.GitD ieinc Sc
rien5eit oerbradte. NIT Sauoammt
uergiitetes Bier. 90 eS lid in BEN
Sole nm Selbitmorn o0er einen IN,
glildIlteH 3ufoll bonoelt, lit nod
nitt 9on5 cr1pielen. Ser iunge Srge.
uicltr bottc ieinen 6reunocn er5Gblt.
Bob c3 inn onBeroroentlid gut gebe.
CT cine ionoie Stclung befleioe mo
Dtel 8el0 uer0icne, bemerfte aher
gleid)5eitig. BOB Dos &cben iiir i'm
nIdt utel Nertb babe. 9cirugt, n6
er mieOer 5lIr Arbeit 3ltriidfebre. ont.
lportete cr: sd mer0e mciucn 90
item nidt mehr periebcn, %ionoern,
meme 6relln6e, &br nercOet gu mel
mem HeidenbcgGnguiB om foumcn.
cen Wontng gcbeu." Iir 6reun0e
S%uOion'S ioBten oieieS 9(aeS mn ouf
ihcr5boite Mciie ouf unO lohtcnt
if)cr3ten unO omiiiirten iid). Yloblid)
ior0erte Suoion elm @loS Bier, mel
DIES CT Dor iih oltf oen Sdonftiid)
itcllte. 1onn 500 er ans iciner Soidc
ein tleines IlGiddJclL ociicu SnbGIt
er in on5 Bier ihiittetc. Nit ben
@ortcn; sd trinte ollf 0oa lou1e
&e6en uno oic @cilmobctt meiEcr
pielen 6retnNe uno @%rfonnten, "
iiibrte CT 0os @los ieinem Munoe 5t
unb lebrte c9. Sine Minute ip1trr
lplr6en Oie 6reun0e OCS imgen
Monnes in Shrcdeu periebt, ula
Oerielbe ihrie: lin SinmelsmiQen,
ih tronf 0iit o~ltitott WeOi5in; eS lit
Sotoomm!" Sin i6rmIi4cr Gonit
bemG6tiate lid I'M Nllgenblid Ger
6rcunOe oeS 5lr Groe i~infenoen Jim.
gen Sngenicura. Sic trugen Suoion
1od) Der Npotbefc Oes Serrn Nortoll,
Oen iie criudten, Dem Suoion ein
@c0enmittel ein5uqeben. &crr Sl0,
Jon mei9erte i'd 0ieieS jll thlGn rrO
ihidte Die iun9en &elIte uod Der
@obntng Oc6 Or. i. >. Millcr. Scr
onorbnete, ben Suoion an Die 2llit
jp litbreu. Huc &eriuhe blieben er.
foIalos un0 fllr5 mad 3 llbr geitclit
friib c%onItatirte Ir. Differ, Dob Sno.
ion 1id)t me6r inter Den 2ebcnocn
mcile.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-20

8aItimurer, iuslds bic CONNER
GOnute uuherguI6 Der StnSt Oerbrin'
gcn, f6nneu Den ~GOrrcipOnccnt"
nod irscnS ciner NOreiis in ben Der.
eiuisten Stuaten, europa, NegifO
nnO Canada snscidjidt erbnlteu. Die
aSreTe mag 10 oft ais Beiuinidt ge'
Gnoert meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-20
las 8ctter.

Rcdt mormL iogor bciB mar cS &C.
ilcrn mieocr; nlti Sc @roo frodI Dos
Gltediilber INN 4 llhr 9}odmittaa5
Ginolli. Tie nieorigite Icmpcratllr
mar 81 @rao I'm 6 llbr NtorgenS.
IN Den 2Ibc1olun0cn b0uten lid
orobcnoe @oIfen om 0itlifen Sori.
5put aui. 10 oaB jeben 2lugenblid cin
9HgenguB 5u ermortcn mar, ober Der
Ne9cn, Scr nitt mmiltommcn &c.
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