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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-01

Forest fires continue to violate
the rules Of conservation. despite
the temporary luli in the Pinchot-
Balllnger controversy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-01

The officials Of realty concerns
evidently do not seriously plan on
giving themselves the worst Of IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-01

Private Banker Smith manage
10 keep on the so all the time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-01

Get-rieh-quiek prisoners who put
up bail should az least be compelled
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-01

The Smiths are some. numerically
speaking. and then some.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-01

to diyvy on go aud 40 per cent
basis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-01

Mrs. Hector feel 10 well I'm
sure l must be ~
ifeotor--'rhen feel ~. Maria. and
then ypu1i be sure you're well.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-01

He-AmericRn girls who marry
foreign titles don't deserve any
credit
She They don't get any: they pay
cash. Philadeiphia Telegraph
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-01

Eliza f.awks a. mercy. John. what
be you a-ehuiginR that boy forg
John Well the fprRetful little
rascal lust took his medicine and
forgot % shake tho bottle, like the
Doctor told I'm. - China
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-01
STAR DUST

Tee unsar hs-
hos are .mp~s-
sffsfBasf sh ry
h.fe fef 500 CO.
hnFe~~f ~ % q .
aver fkrtr lrsf
sk~wlsi~rs "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-01

Pa pa whsFes the shoehGru.
quick -
4 don't know What do you sant
the ahoehorn for -
Mas got stuck half way IN her
Hsw dress and cant get II on or Off =
-~Ghiea2u Record Herald
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-01

Beat a woman Wifh n IN uslner and
Touli make gold. RI Russian.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-01

''TrelI mo = aaId fhe inVeIoru youfh.
what's the best wav 20 find ouf
What a wosaan thinks % ynu"
Marry her, replied reekGam
prompt iys-eCathulir standard and
Ttmaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-01

whsrs most people have grea,
selfcontrul IL about their generosity
New York Press.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-01

Both folly and wisdom come upon
ua with urH--t;erman
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-01

Huaf u Come 90 Thfsf
Brgusun--Our new maid put wine
HfasHse on the breakfast tahief
Wpodsgn Did your wife repri-
ma nd herr
Bronson No. We don't want 10
hurt her feelings. 30 We have wine
every morning FOR breakfast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-01

The silly season IL getting so "A
lasts all the year around = Dallas
News
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-01

Wisdom in THE mind n better than
money IN the hand s-~cingeiese
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-01

"Father, said iitus Role. what
r. appendieftisg~
Ny SON. answered the cynical
parent. appendicitis te something
that enables a good doctor 20 omen
up FaaH's anatomy and remove hts
entire hank account -ftlrfusoud
Evening star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-01

Why Mnndm whereas AL that
STANDARD 0fi buttef~'
Please. ira am. 1 was iu A hurry
AW started Dc fire wtd gt~--sstinve.
lard Plain Dealer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-01
The
New, Knox Ladies
Tailored Hats
Are Here

Distinctive in Style and
Appearance - High Glass
Tailored Hats that every
good dresser recognizes AT
oncc-thc exclusively Knox
tone. The early trade has
set in strong. and orr corps
Of designers and trimmers
are well pushed to keep
ahead. New styles and pat
terms are arriving daily and
90 in stock at once. We in
wife your early inspection.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-01

..pa-pa whsre's the shoehorn.
= don, know VIVA, do you want
the shoeh0rn farf'
nsw dress and cant get II on or Off =
--chiea&o Record -ffaraid.
Beat a woman wifh n hammer and
YouIi make gold. r. Russian.
TELL me. said the iovsiorn youth.
what's the best wav 20 find 0ag
what woasan thinks % YOU
Marry her, replied Peckham.
promptly Catholic standard and
Times.
The sliiv season IL getting so "A
lasts all the year around. = Dallas
WIZ Msnda. wh~ss'a all that
Please ma am. 1 MAS IN hurry
asy started De fire wfd gf~-~sssirve.
Lard Plain Dealer
Wisdom IN the mind u better than
money n the hand
"Father. said iltus Rolio. what
Ny son" answered the cynical
parent. appendicitis ir something
HNtAA HHANEFN ~ ErtfI NNtNNf NN ape
40 a mass anatomy and rcrnoVe hts
entire hank account -Ftirhnsoud
Evening star.
whsFs most people have great
selfcontrul Il about their generosity
Now FORK Press.
Nuas ~ Come 60 Thi.f
BFgnspn'-~pur nov maid put wine
Ria ssse on the breakfast tablet
Wqedson DID your wife repri-
ma nd herr
Bronson No. we don't wauf to
hurt her feelings so We have wine
every morning FOR breakfast
Both folly and Wisdom come upon
~ with Yeara.--German
stasg.
He-Amerlcan girls who marry
foreign titles don't deserve any
She They don't get any. they pay
cash. --Phiiadoiphia Telegraph.
Give over. Girls.
MY Why don't YOU wash your
u Keeps II dirty ao's to stop the
girls from kissing me"
"ff@ a Poor Rule" Efc.
Mrs Hector feel NO well I'm
sure | must be ~
Ifeotor--Then feel 81. Maria. and
then yonb be sure you're we'll
After Effeci..
Eliza fawks a. mercy. John. what
be you a-ehHbiuR that boy forg
John Well, the fprRetful little
rascal lust took his medicine and
forgot % shake the bottle, like the
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-19
NC0lOPOOlOs WILL RETAIN
$500 PAID HIM 81 ANDRAS
Jury in the Circuit Court Renders a
Verdict In Favor Of the hamp-
ton Merchant

In the Circuit Court N"H'"rda! al
ternoon the Jury in III" case Of {. a.
Ashb> trustee. against y T. Nicoio
poolos returned verdict III favor o,
the d"ienaant Mr.. Ashh\. rs trus
zee of John Aniras. bankrupt. sued
Mr.. Nicolopoolos for $500. which An
dras paid NicolopOolos OF a note h"ii
against him Andras thcn went int"
bankruptcy and the rrst"" "ndraN
orrd to recover the m"n"N from MI
Nicnlopoolos, contendms thai Andras
in pa, ing the entire s"m he owen
Nicnlopuolos attempt"J t" drtraud the
other creditors The Jury believed
tina, Mr.. Nico,opOolos was entitled Z"
every cent he received. and th'T"tor"
gave him the verdict,
Judge Edgar r. Montague and Mr..
FAY : Collier represented Mr.. Nicot'
opoolos and Mr.. j. Winston Real APP
'pcarrd as the attorney Tor Mr.. AshbE.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-19
HELPLESS Old MAN FOUND
ON THE RAILWAY TRESnLE
Georqe latimer. 80 Years Old, Wan
dered From Home anr Did Not
Return.

Mr.. George Latimer. 81 Years o1
age whose home is in East Hampton
was found in a helpless condition ON
the Newport News L. CID Point rail-
way trCstle about O'Clock yesterday
morning by Mr.. Henry Johnson. who
Was returning home from the Elks
social session. The old man had an
ugly bruise on his head. and did not
seem to know how he got on ;ht. tres
tie. He said that he had gone for
a walk and lost his way.
Mr.. Johnson carried the old man
home AMI found that searching par
ties had been organized to locate Mr.,
Latimcr.
1t seems that about q O'Clock Wed
neSdav night Mr.. Latimer told his VILE
and daughters that he was going out
into the ward for few minutes. When
he did not return the ladies became
anxious and went TO look for ham.
They aroused the neighborhOOd and a
number of men were searching the
town when Mr.. Johnson reached the
house with his burden.
MIR. Latimer was In his shirt sleeves
when he left the house. and as it was
chilly Wednesday night il is feared
that he NAV suffer from his "Xpe-
ripnce. He was very nnwell all day
Yesterday. His friends think he must
have been temporarily unbalanced
when he left the house and went Out
on the trestle
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-19
CAPT. JOHN N. ROSS IS
STRICKEN WIN PARALYSIS
Received What May Prove Fatal
Stroke While Engaged at Work
in Evans Packing House.

Capt. John NJ Ross. chief engineer
IL, the large packing house of W. r.
Evans. Was stricken with paral\ SIS
while engaged in his duties in IN"
engine room at noon yesterday IN"
stroke covered the "ntir" left side
and last night reports from the bed
Side CT the sick man were To the
effect that he Is in eXtrcmis.
Mr.. Ross was found in helpless
condition, lying on the coal, by the
men employed at the packing house"
He was conscious. although he was
unable to use himself. He told IA"
men that hr probably had d touch
of vertigo but Capt Evans soon dis
covered that Mr.. Ross was paralyHed
and gave orders 10 have the i'll man
hurrirdly removed to his home IN
Holly street In the M. antimc DIR.
B. ". Cabcll WAS summoned and told
10 go to Mr.. Ross residence. while
Mr. Ross was conveyed HON" in Il
carriage Mr.. nosS has suffered a
stroke cf paralysis before. He con
tinued to grow worse until last even
ing when he became unconscious. ana
it was said that there is little hope
for his recovery. Mr.. Ross is rs
years Old. He vas for several years
an engineer employed by the Old DO
minion Steamship Company and IS
we'll known around this scctiun.
Mr.. Ross family consist OF hi'
wife two sons and two daughters
Mr. Henry Ross. of Newport News.
Mr.. John VI Ross. of Chicago: Miss
Ella Ross, of Hampton and Miss
Margaret RI IS. who is teaching III
Louisa county. The members of me
family living away from Hampton
We're informed of the illness CO their
father by wire.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-19
MR. W. ELMER COPELAND
RESIGNS AS KARFlNGER
Hampton Youre Man Accepts Very
Responsible and Lucrative Po-
sition at Perth Amboy.

Mr.. w. Elmer Copeland. Tor the
Old Point. yesterday sent his resigna
ton as such TO Capt Curtis &. Rore'
back, the quartermaster at Fort Mon
roe. The resignation will become
effective April II.
Mr.. Copeland has accepted the po'
sition of soliciting agent with the
Perth Amboy Lry Dock Company,
Perth Ambov, y. u. and will take
VI his duties there abou; April p"
The position is one OF considerable
importance and carries with it a
good salary Mr. W. p. Runyon Is
the president of the concern.
Mr.. CtDeland has had wide expert
ence in shipping and he will take
with him to the new position much
valuable information. He was several
years a clerk in The office Of Capt. Il.
". Topping. agent of several steam
ship companies at Old Point. but
about four months ago was designated
the wharfnger for the United States
at Old Point.
The New York position is much
more lucrative one than that OF
wharfinger and Mr.. Copeland is well
fitted for the duties that will devoive
upon him. He is the son of Mr.. ana
Mrs. ]. F. Copeland, in Armlstead
avenue and is popular over the entire
Peninsula. In his new work. Mr.
Copeland will! solicit repair jobs of all
character fer the dry dock company.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-19
End Came Suddenly 10 Well Known
West End Woman.
FOUND DEAD BY HER DAUGHTER
Or. Isley, Who Was Called in. Gave
Nertificate of Death From Acute
Heart Oisease-EuneraI From the
Residence Tomorrow Afternoon.

'Whcn Miss Mary Roche, who spent
yesterday afternoon with her sister
Mrs. Frank Roche, returned 10 her
home at the corner OF Newport News
and Armistead avenues. lhe found
her mother. Mrs Mar ID. Roche. lying
dead on the floor of the sitting room
Miss Mary Roche had left her mother
shortly after O'Clock. AT which time
Mrs. Roche seemed cheerful ami in
her usual health II was Il Qclock
when she was found dead. Mrs,
Roche had been dead probably an
hour when her daughter discovered
the body. DR.. William y. islcy. who
was hastily summoned. CAV" the opin,
ion that death was due to an acute
attack of heart disease.
From the indications i'll the room
in which Mrs Roche expired it is
thought that she attempted to walk
across the floor. when she was taken
with tn" fatal attack.
Mrs. ROc..e. who was 81 years Old.
was the widow Of the late Mr.. William
Roche, and was cordially liked in Ale
section of til" city in which she re-
sided She was consistent member
of the Baptist church. Mrs. Roche
was Miss Hall before her marriage.
and had for many years lren resi-
dent here.
Mrs. Roche is survived by six char
drcn. four sons and two dalshters-
Messrs. Edward Roche. Frank Roche,
William Roche. George Roche. Mrs.
John Wood and Miss Mary RCcne.
Mrs. Ella Davis, of New York. is the
surviving sister. and Mr.. John Hall.
OF Norfolk a brother.
Funeral sertices will be conducted
from the residence tomorrow after
noon at 3 o'clock.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-19
Cloth Prices May Fail.

FALL RIVER. MASS. March ID
4 reduct ION from y-S To I IL cents
will probably I've made in standard
print cloths in The local market. The
quot atious on narrow goods remain M
changed. While the decline will tent.
10 lower tho margin i'''wc"n III" coS'
of raw cotton and the price ri the
finished product. upon which the op'
cratiycS' wages ar" haSrd. II ~
Thought that the recent reduction in
the pric" Of middling urlands cotton
will practically restore IT,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-19
SOLDIERS ZONE VETERANS
RECEIVE PENSIONS TO-DAY
Treasurer John T. Hume Will Oistrib
ute About S125, 900 Among the
Men This Afternoon

In the neighhorhood of $l23."~ in
good American cash will lie paid to
the inmates of the National Soldiers
Home this afternoon, when Maj. J. I.
Hume. the treasurer will Distribute
tine frs; quarterly pension for 1909.
The big express package containing
the money was received at the Home
yesterday and arrangements were i'm
mediately perfected for making the
veterans happy this afternoon. un-
der the rules of the institution the
inmates will he confined to the rcser,
yation for several DAYS
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-19
PROF. JENKINS SENDS
IN HIS RESIGNATION
Letter Was Received Yesterday BY
County Superintendent John w.
Willie

Mr.. John W. Willis. county super
intcndent Of the schools in Elizabeth
City county. yesterday received the
resignation OF Prof Willis a. Jenkins
as the instructor in III" Normal
School department of the Hampton
HIGH school Inc resignation was
accented and Mr.. Willis will i'm
mcdisieIy take up the matter CT inc
successor 10 Prof. Jenkins.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-19
COUNCIL TO MEEr IN
SPECIAL SESSION
Mayor Jones May Call the eooy To-
gether Tonight in Order to
DISCUSS Bond Issue.

1t is Likely mat Mayor Thornton r.
Jones will Issue a call for a special
sc ssion of the Hampton city council
tonight to take up the final arrange
Inents tor the SlD.0OO street i'm.
provcment bond issue. The decision
OF the Supreme Court in holding that
the Ward law is constitutional set.
ties the legality of the Hampton
issue. and it is the intention of the
council to meet and decide upon the
sale of the bonds.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-19
JUDGE ROBINSON NAMES
NEWPEhSiON BOARD
Messrs. Saunders. Mssseaberg and
Jones Selected for the Position
By Decree.

Messrs. Howard W. Saunders. JESSE
5. Jones and Robert MassenDerg were
yesterday named as the Confederate
pension board by an order of Judge
Clarence W. Robinson in the Circuit:
Court, The board has the matter
of awarding pensions to Confederate
veterans and their widows, which the
State Of Virginia gives 10 the vet,
Grams.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-19
Psrker-Monson Wedding.

Miss Susan Andre Monsoon, the
daughter of Mr.. Thomas Monsoon. and
Mr. Victor Rufus Parker. a motorman
employed by the Newport News and
Old Point Railway and Electric Com
many wcr. married last evening.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-19

Why that is the real thing. you
can't tell 70 from the human voice.
That's what people say when they
hear an Edison Photograph Chcyne
has them
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-19
Esst BASKETBALL IoniQh..

Portsmouth Y. VI. c. A. basket hall
guintct will come 10 Hampton this
evening for game with the Hampton
Y N. {. a. representative five.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-19
Grocery ous;ress FOR ss,e.

We have for sale small country
rroccry business. With fixtures. Doing
very GOOD business. See " IL. NOE'
GAN 4 co. ~
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-19

Papers of naturalization haN" been
granted Spero katredar. IN tn" Eliza
beth City county Circuit Court.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-19

charity" on you. prescriptions
Congdon fills them free. 2lS-1m
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-19
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-THREE YOUNG FRESH
Cows and Calves. Apply to JAMES
NEAI.ON, KIondike av"nne, Phoc-
bus, Va Il
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-19
Cut FlOWerS..FlOral
Designs

HAMPTON FLORAL cO.-fMneral
designs OH Qutck orders. All KINDS oil
cut flowers n. 5. CUNNINGHAM,
Manager. at George r. Woods Store.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-19

COngdOn's Pharmacy accurately
compounds prescriptions claim
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-27
Sen Wiififppi binab.
Sait.SlOtillc legte aeitcrn III Gair9
nn0 Sidnan an.

A'rbr Goiirnl. mo Siibfortoiiel-
WtmpiB. - NClltc miro ser Sir
tll3 Ntempbia crreid)cn.- -Wcri-
tonii6e S>oienitoot ourh Ilutb,
lueie ucrmilitet. - @roBcr Sha'
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miitbct ali Dem Ncringsmecr. -
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9litor'S @nttin tIolt muf Sdci
hlutg.
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lno Wciolac uoh Mem SrleonS I'M.
tcripegS iino, lonoete bellte 6u Guiro
ln0 bel bieiiger Stobt, mo OoS De.
miIltonlmnlmGS ErogrumnL cin'
hlicBlicb Der unpernleiolibcn NcoCn,
uuroc on beioen Srten burhgciiibrt.
8cncrol Eoltnlciiter 0itdcod mo
ScfrctGr 9togeI icbloiicn iih 5u Goiro
Dem ErGlioenten un Voro heS 3om'
piers ,SlCun0cr" on llnb MADDEN Die
Heilc nit. llntcr oeu onbCren nlcbr
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bcitcn 6c3 Cages miro nitgetbeilt,
boB irNeno Ncnono 81 Goiro Elm &c.
brotenes, bon SiiBfortoiieln lmring.
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idicftc lno Dob ole aupele bea Ve.
oleitoompicrS st. saul" bobei ole
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corue bim TO the beort," ipIelte; lers
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Cape Hiboroeoll, Mo, 100 Die ,Slo.
title ebcnfoaS onlegte, ollrf cnet
nod feiltcren lmo lhlpereren W'onn,
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9ene Heoenbnrot. GrGloenten oeS
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8unften oeS SlnBuierS moren beute,
ols Die 5lotille porilber fam, grpbe
Menidenlnengcn perionlmelt unb Der
,Subel ruor uugebeuer. Iie 6abrt
f(llbobpGrtS miro beute ltnd)t iortge-
iebt llno nlor0eu miro Der GirfitS
Suit IN McmpbiS qoltiren,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-27
Sin 9litpr.SdJei

Nem Dort 26. Oft. - Ios
@eriiht lit bier inl llmloui, oaB
5rou Sobn Socob 9IItor einen Shei,
olnaSpro5eB aegen ibren @otten
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TIT bat. G, $, g)plmh lpelber an.
Gtblib oils Refcrent III Dem Sale er.
nonnt puroc, peripeigert ollie Uiit-
tbeillngen unb iiibts gt1beres lit An
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3eit oui leiner Soft aGoiirlnabal"
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slItor lit cine 5ohter oeS Serrn Com.
z. @illing in Gbilabelpbio tno bei-
rutDcte ibren e,otten in 1891. Gin
jcBt 17.i1brigcr Sobn iinb cine iie.
benjabrige Sohtcr iino Der Gbe eitt.
llroiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-27
Sarrg Sbaiu abgeblibt.

u lbanp, N,D., 26. Oft. - Iic
9cbouptllng 0nrrp a. lbam's, 0nb
icine llcberlueihmg in Dos Stoots.
Loipitnl iiir lpobniimnige 0erbreher
~ Wotteouon eeiesuiorig mar nud)'
hcni i6n oaa @eridlt Don Der 2lnflaae
Der Grnioroung Stonioro @bite )
isci9ciprohcn Bate. murbc beitte pom
appcllotonsgcriht perlporien. Ser
&ntruB nui eineu pabcoa Corpus.
&ciebl uno epcnhleQe GntloIilma ocS
C3ciongenen lit biermit nbIfI0giJ be
ihic0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-27
SlntfucQe AT Der ahltc Mcrifu's

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Stoot Snnto 9foio, I'M Stoote IA.
bnaco, lpiroc IN Der lcbten 9toht
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ltbcn perlorcn 9eqonQcn limo. Ger
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cine 3eitInng brei SUB tief inter
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lnb Ole Grnote lit in Der gonsen
lingebung 5eritort. Ser lliiimocinto-
TllB, un Der @rcn5c pon @outemalo,
trot nobe SoIopu unb Son Srot
Wautiita aus lllo ilberid)memntc
N;eIc StGotc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-27
Siuii6er nno hcriibcr.

Nem 2orf, 90. OFT. - Bern.
baro Cern6urg, Der oeiltldc 8o!o
nloI- Scfrct0r lpelder cine 5olir
hilrh oic Siibitouten mohtc, INN it'd,
ilbcr ilnierc @ollntlpollbou.W Wetbooeil
5il nntcrrdtcn trat beute aui bent
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te" oen Seimmeg noh Ieutiblanb
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@otidnfter. ieine Satin uno Sodter
limo bellte oui Dem Ionpier. aron.
prin5 Wilbelm" bier unaelungt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-27
Summer Il Wefer,
Semtides ganf. nnb WedielseIdjait,

rs Sontb.StraRc,
National yauf Of Geu,msrtt" .ajebaubs,
Daitglieoer Der slftituborie.
stn' iilio @erfnui bon atten uno Gbltaa,
toncn., g9edieI unb 9reoi,griefe aui alIe
fGuf tremoer Geloiorten fople siusierttolIr,o
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Stnrm uub SdJiffbriid)e inn WerinaS
nicer.

g tome, 9lInsfaL 26. DIT. - Sin
fitrbtbarcr Shirn lit Sllr Belt olli
bcnl 9cringSnleer entieiielt. Der
&olfildliuhrer Olga" ollS Soll
tironcisco lit nn Der Miinbun9 oeS
Snate 9tipcr geiheitert ilnb perihie-
bcnc ailitcnoumpier muroen oli oel
Strono geporien. Ser nit 80 Folio-
Gicrcn lmo elmer aus 6S Ecrionen be,
llcbcn02n Mannihait nui Der 6obrt
bon Scattle uof 9tontc tegriiiene
Iompicrn equator bot binter SIcOge
Ssfnn0, oht Mcilen noroIih poll
bicr, 3uihldt geiudt.
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3ng-GOlliiipn mnS Ye6cnsucrluit

W a oiion, @i5e., 26. Sft. --
Gllrh cine beute 9tndnittog Sil DO.
nona lIottgeilmoenen Golliiion 5pi.
lDen clnem Berioncn5ug Der nG6l'
cogo e. Nortbmeltern 9ubn". lmo ei-
lem Sieb5,tge luuroc cin @iebbGno.
llr gctootct uuo orei onoere erlittcn
s'Crlcbungcu.