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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-10-22
FREE DrsPENsARY.

QUINCY STREET FREE DIsPENsARY,
81 Quincy st. Conducted by regular
practicing physicians and surgeons Ned
ical service free. Medicine free in somo
cases. Office hours 2 to D. m Calls
answered night and day. IND. phone 17e7.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-10-22

WANTED-Railway mail clerks postoffice
clerks, carriers Salary $500 to $500; Ex-
pointments coming. Preparation free.
Write Immediately for schedule. Franklin
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-22
Senator Smoot Holds Out No
Hopes for Cheaper Prices
On Paper.
HOUSE WILL PUT UP A FIGHT.
Views Of senator Sutherland and Rep
rcsentative Howell on the Ques-
tion--Letter 90 Deserct News.

The effort made 10 reduce the cost Of
print paper by taking the import tax
on wood pulp. being made by the vari-
Gus newspapers Of the country, IS me t.
ing with considerable opposition I'm the
United States senate. During the COM
sideration Of the Payne tariff bill the
house acceded 60 tho requests OF tho
newspaper makers and placed wood
pulp on the free list, removing the pres
ent duty OF SiGG per ton. The recent
increase I'm the price Of print paper
has made the cost OF the publication ~
newspapers much higher than former
ly. and as no increase in the price OF
the papers has been made. the hard
ship has fallen eutirely upon the news
print purchaser.
In an effort 10 enlist the assistance
Of the Titan delegation In Congress IN
having the duty on wood pulp, from
which most of the news paper manu-
featured IN this country Is made re
moved or at least materially redu ccd.
the News wired Senators Smoot and
Sutherland and Representative Howell
asking them 10 do an In their power
toward the end desired. I'm response 10
these kilograms the following letter has
"NNA A'N-ifk1 Ai"ii N-iieltpi HiAvot'
Il am just In receipt Of your letter
OF April s. 1909, requesting me 20 usa
my best efforts 10 carry out tho d.
csion OF the select committee of the
house In the matter OF tariff on wood
pulp
The house put wood pulp on the
free list, while the present duty IS S1.g6
per ton. / want 70 be frank with YOU
and state that ] am not IN sympathy
with the action OF the house for the
reason that ! know positively, after q
thorough Investigation and from testl-
mony given 10 the subcommittee OF the
finance committee. consisting OF Sena-
tor Aldrich and myself that II wood
pulp and paper were put upon the free
list, the business would unquestionably
De transferred n Canada
we wired 20 France. Germany and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-22
SNOOT HOMESTEAD LAW
SELECTION IS BEGUN
Are Now Viewing Farm
Lands.

Under the direction OF George 4.
Hair. chief OF the Tenth field division
Of the general land office. the first OFF,
cials started today 10 select dry farm
land which is To be designated for entry
under tho smoot enlarged homestead
act. Special Agent IA. v. Campbell
went 20 Willard county ana " II. Pcf-
ley has gone 90 Boxelder county IN "a
few days capt Hair win take the
field himself going probably to Iooele
county
Nm connection with the selections,
the following announcement is made:
"lt b the desire of the interior de-
partmcnt 90 select part OF these lands
in each county OF the state that an
citizens may have an equal opportu-
nifty TO avail themselves of tho bone-
nts OF this new law
On order that the general land Of
fee may boz possessed ~ an possible
Information concerning lands ~ the
character described. ana provide Tor
immediate examination or tho same ]
would take 10 as "a personal favor li
every citizen of your county having
knowledge OF any general AREA of SUR
voyed land suitable Tor successful dry
farming. (which must be non-mlnefai
non-irrieahle unrescNed ana undp-
prlpriatod. und not containing fnel
chuntable TIMBER, would communicate
with me. giving me the townships ana
ranges in which said land iH situated.
Immediately upon rcceipt ri such ln-
formation. steps viii bee taken 90 exam
inc and report on same lhHi your
citizens may avail themselves "f the
provisions of This act tho present sen-
son. II they so desire
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-22

patriotic one. aud the colora red.
white and blue win predominant. En-
tire flower beds VIII be devoted 10 the
legend Sc A. r." and the various
schemes I'm border decoration. etc.
will follow The same general iden of
the colors of the flag. carrying out this
idea on account OF the O.. A. n. Cu-
campmont 90 be held in this city next
august
one OF the distinctive features 60 Doe
developed go Wandamcrc grounds this
summer WIN Pc large cactus bod.
ln which GOO different varieties of
cactus win be tastcfully displayed.
There is only ono other he'd OFF % slmi-
Tar nature iu the country and thot is
bon the private grounds of gentle
man in ST. Louis The cactus plants
Goo De placed I'M this unique collection
VIII bee brought from ST. George. and
from Arizona
a new cement swimming pool has
been constructed. and this will Doe ono
of the leading attractions during tho
season. There will be no danger OF a
repetition of last summers accident
boz which "a large portion OF the retain
ing wall gave way. us the walls now
built arc thick and strong
one of the ponds in the center of the
grounds VIII Doe devoted Go "a Japanese
tea garden, which will be built boa the
center Of the pond and walks. or plate
FORMS, viii lead round the structure
over the water. in which the swans.
ducks. geese and other water fowl will
De confined.
a new feature 20 he added is the
big rustic dining hail. in the north
eastern corner Of tho grounds. Tho
rustic framework and entrance have
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-22

makes q splendid Lady Jesslca and thu
company ably supports her The bright
lines Of this famous play and It's many
witticisms make ii one Of the most
popular OF the Mack productions Next
week Carmen" viii be given with Miss
Hail in the title role
Bungalow--The Rose CITY Quartet
viii be seen for the balance OF the
week, with the regular Saturday NATL
nee. IN THE Rollickng Girls" a new
musical show which has never before
been presented in salt Lake. This
musical show win be presented by the
Lewis a Lake Musical Comedy cons
pany at the Bungalow thcatcr.
Grand-Another large house wit
messed the tne production OF An or
phan's Prayer" at the Grand last even
ing The play is drawing well, and
deservedly so. II Is well worth seeing.
This is the last week OF this com laly
at the Grand. At the matinee "a. ar.
day every patron will receive a paclSa &c
OF opera chocolates.
L. Amateurs Tread BOards-The
matinee given nj the Colonial yester-
day for the benefit OF the Gamma Phi
girls bungalow 10 be erected soon on
the university campus. scored "a dis
tnct success, many Of the numbers
coming well up to the professional
mark. Tho picture dances 10y Miss
Louise Delaney, and the group Of girls
under her direction, the violin numbers
by Morris a, Andrews. the vocal solos
by Miss Edith Grant and John Summer
hays were among the best things. and
the entire program was a credit 10 the
MT ia
chorus. the University Dramatic club.
under Miss Babcock the male quartet,
composed OF John Summerhays Lyle
smith. Shirley Clawson and Ray Dori-
as, and the University mandolin and
guitar club We're all enjoyed, and helped
TO place the afternoons performance
on q professional plane The patron
esses. Mrs. j. r. Kingsbury, Mrs. By
ron Cummings Mrs. W. w Ritter and
M G. $. Kinney an gave parties and
many others occupied boxes and rows
Of seats. The following was the pro-
gram;
Ovcrture-Mlss Williams orchestra.
Male quartet. Drink 20 Me Only
With Thine Eyes"-John summerhays,
Ray Dorius, Shirl Clawson, Lyle Smith.
group Of folk dances, Hungarian,
German, Danish, Swedish, by university
girls under the direction OF Miss De
laney.
Solo, (a) "Bel,cve Ne" % with
You"-Miss Edith Grant
Fancy dances. (a) Spanish dance. (b)
classic Gilbert dance-Miss Louise De-
laney
Take Me out to the Ball Game
ladies' chorus. consisting of Ida Nc
Kittrich. Gertrude Kelly. Hazel Barnes.
Ivy Evans, Mamie Summerhays, Irene
Kelly Gertrude ROmney, Lorinde Pc
terson. Ether Davis, Alice Welby.
Selections from Martha
mandolin and guitar club.
Violin solo, Revere, "NauX Temps"
Morris A. Andrews.
"The Glow Worm"-L.adies chorus.
ION. Away. Awake Beloved John
w Summerhays.
Fourth act from Cabinet Minister
University Dramatic club, under the di-
rection of Miss Maud May Babcock.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-22
MICKLE UNDER ARREST.
Man Who Shot sheriff Burns OF san
pete Behind the Bars.

James Miclde alias James Peterson,
one Of the alleged slayers Of Sherim
James y. Burns of sanpete county on
September "a. 1894. S. believed TO be-
under arrest in Tucson. Arizona, and
requisition papers were issued yes
tcrday by Secretary OF state Charles
s.. Tlngey-, who IS acting governor on
the governor OF Arizona for the re-
turn OF Mickle 10 this state.
Sheriff John Knudson will go 10 Tue
son 20 Identity Mickle as there a. some
doubt as 20 whether he o. the right
man. Knudson knows Micl1le ana Will
bring him back 20 stand trial on an
indictment returned hv the grand jury
fifteen years ago. Mlcklo was once ar
rested and lodged In Jail but with OUT
side assistance no escaped.
sherin Burns was shot and killed
when he attempted 10 arrest Mickle
and Moen kon0rd on the charge Of
sheep stealing. Tho tragedy occurred
near MantL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-22
IS SPENT ON
WAEDAMERE THIS YEAR
Management Expcnds SO. OO0 to Bring
Resort IN 10 Date to Handle
seasons business

When the resort scnson OF 1909
opens. the management of Wondnmerc
park will have expended tho sum ot
$4,000 To- bring the resort up-to-dato
and into shape Co handle the seasons
business. This vast amount has been
spentin making Improvements through
out the grounds. in new rustic build-
ings, and in erecting $4,000 scenic
railway. which win cover Fifteen acres
of ground
Many Improvements OF a substantial
character have been made and many
more are in process OF completion at
the present time. An entirely now
scheme for floral decorations has been
evolved for the coming season. and
with the $4,000 ported plants and
innumerable blossoming shrubs TO be
set out in the flower beds and lawns.
the idea 20 be represented viii be a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-22

line. Manager McCieliand SAYS there IL
no scenic 60 compare with the ono
built at Wandumcre this wear
Tho lake o. being cleaned out nn1
about "a foot and q half of earth viii
De removed from the bottom. so thnf
when the water is turned in 10 VIII
DE fresh and pure and there VIII De
sufficient depth for boating and
launching from one end Of the lake
90 the other.
The resort win be rcpalnted through
out. the old colors of red and black be-
ing substituted with green and white.
which viii be the resort coiors this
blue of tho patriotic decorations. win
form a beautiful combination and
make the sight one 90 be remember
cd
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-22
AMUSEffENTS

Orpheum-Ine bin at thc Orpheum
is geneully conceded to he one Of the
best of the season embracing as u does
"a classy sketch. IA gool woman lmnef-
senator "a young and fresh dancing
quartet whiuwind bicycle ach "a
rfiVam of ID hurltsque iapan' eqni-
nbnsi aud several 0thrr features.
CoiOniai--From o. dramatic ana arr
ustle point of view The L'aft An
presented at the colonial this week pY
the willard Mark Stock company ~
sc0img "a decided Success. Many HAN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-22
ANOTHER PROSPERITY FAIR.

There viii be meeting this evening.
ln the Chamber of Commerce of
manufacturer 10 discuss plans for n
fair 20 bee held here during the G.. A.
b. oucampment As "a result of tho
late prosperity fair. ID Is claimed that
one local manufacture has received
orders for goods 90 be shipped 20 half
"a dozen western states and territories
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-22

We often wonder how any person can
be persuaded into taking anything but
Foleys Honey and Tar for coughs colds
and lung trouble DO not be fooled into
accepting Gown make" or other sub
stitutes. The genuine contains no harm
ful drugs and Is IN a yellow package
+. J. Hill Drug Co. (the never substl-
tutors), salt Lake City.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-22
BFWARE or OINTNIENTS FOR
CATARRH THAT CONTAIN MER.

as mercury win surely destroy tho sense
of smell and completely dcranre tho
whole system when entering &c throuEh
the mucous surfaces. such articles
should never be used except on urcscrip-
lions from reputable physicians. as the
damage thcv viii do Is ten fold 70 the
good you can possibly derive from them.
Hairs Catarrh cure. manufactured by Il.
q cheney & CO.. Toledo. O.. contains 20
mercury, and is taken internally. acting
directly upon tho blood and mucous SUR
faree Of the system. In buying Halls
Catarrh Cure be sure you get the gem
uiro nj ia taikon internally and made in
timonials free Sold by Druggists. Price.
1ic per bottle.
rake Halls Family Pills for constina-
Hion
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-14
Sritiid)c Tlottens Erupaaanba.

@ie Die britiifc T%lottcnligo Vro.
poaonon ntad)t, ergicbt lid aus cincm
ibrer Girtitlnre, mcldes folgcnoc Pint.
lportcn nllf Die Srnac giebt, mcS6olb
eirc iibcrm1dltigc Slotte cine 2cbcnS.
irogc fiir Gn0lnnO lei, n0mlid:
@cil mr. lie nllein ocn 6ricoelt Der,
biir0t.
Neil lie I'M Sale eine1 Nn0riiiS
ouf GnGlono unlcrc cin5i9e Soiinung
ouf Sieg lit.
@cil tic bie Si6crbcit oca bcinli.
idcn &erbcs perbiirgt.
Wcil lie sur Tertbcioiaunn, nidt
OILS SerouSiorocrung 9ebrotd)t lucr.
Den ioa.
@eil nit Iir nod 43 Miaionut
oltberc GnglGnocr in tinem nit Sc.
bcnsnitteln id)lcd)t pcriorgtcn 9oQs
tperf Der Norbiec lc6cn.
@cil lie sic iihtre gnflnit ser
iibcriceiidcn NobrungSntittcl 1t. Hob.
proouftc ncrbiirgt.
@cil cine Slottc MIR fiir ocll
enolGnoer zinc Notbpenoigfeit. fir
nll0erc Notioncn obcr Elm Gurus O.
lit.
@cil Ser @ertb mniercS Secbon.
bells iobrlif lid oui $1A00,0O0,O00
FfunN sterling bcIGuit.
@cll olltin Die @inillbr BON Noh.
rilngSmitteln jGbrlid) 200,00OOO0
Efnno Sterling betr1gt, olio in icbcr
Otinnlte iiir 400 Eiuno Sterling sc.
bensnlittel eingciiibrt merocu!
@eil bic @%erioralna G~nolono'$,
SrlonO's unb Sdottlonb'S nit Nob,
rlingsmittcln mo Tohproouften 1T
icoer @od)c 300 Sunoclsifiiic CT.
ioroert.
@ciI Gnqlnn0 cine Sonoelsilotte
bon 100000 Sonnen belibt, Die in
ariegs5eitcn beS SfuseS beoori.
@eil Die 2obn5nblungen oufborcn
tueroeL iobnlo Die Ginfnbr bon Rob,
prpbuft1n mo bic Ilisiubr bon ia.
brifoten lnterbunocn meroen. 10 boB
bel Der eintretenoen Sbeuerung Die
8nuffrnft bes Bottles iehr bolo IN 9ar
feinem Gerb1ltniB 5ll Den Grforbcr.
niiicn oeS 2ebensuntcrboItcs itcben
miir0e.
@eil oie See Die Snditrobe fir ie
ben Sbeil oes &eid)s 5ltm onbercn lit.
0eil obne Slotte Die Srlppcn nift
nnf Snbien beforbert meroen fonn.
ten no lie in arieos5eiten piclcift
notbig iinb.
We'll bic Slotte bel Grlcbigung al.
Ter internotionalen Streitigteiten scr
rebte arm MS Miniiters bcS Illus
martigsn iifn9 u
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-14
SpocSfGQc.

glm 10. SuGi @iniam y: stpplsbn. gir. POS,
Sriitc gpcrue. Sampler. "A Sabre all,
PIN II. 1uli Mnrr Nttine, gir, 2it5, Sub
iOHsRIace. 80 Sabre alt,
glnl 10. Suli oiuia SrcdIsler, gir. OF, "
Saratugas Strate. ~ Sabre alt.
Nm ii. SuIi Wiabcl 8ibiun, 9tr. 1924, Fart
9(rcuue. 20 Sabre alt.
qm z. sui eenniS @asitns, Hr, 92s,
QeircesStrube. 90 Sabre alt.
am 10. SnIi Suppmun, Or. 215, Gouinston.
9lpenue. 10 Sabre alt.
Vim IL. -Snlt annie Spgus, gr. 1893, 9IorS'
9uitle4 2irate, 80 tSdbre ult!1"E
YIN -. Gull Mimic saas, sanpteru'afbI,
gHt ii. Snli @iaiam @'iaer, gr. ., 9nreeiis
Cane, 20 Sabre ali.
Im q. Snlt aOuis N. MARINE, @ooUien'
4inI. 90 Snbre alt.
Im 8. Suii getrr Wind, Sub bon SaineSsStr.,
Anntteub's g&erite. 4S Sabre alt.
@m 10. Suli @mil &cts, ien., Nr.140l, Stods
holmsSirnbc. SO Sabre ali.
=. Im ii. Suli Scnrn u. 8ebiman, 9upoieiu.
Ainl. 50 Sabre alt.
Nnr 10, 1IGi Gnilc snuoer, 9ir: tG06, gicro'
Observation-Disclosures. IS Sabre alt.
slnt 10. Silt Soiepb 5rappe, 'M|erco' eoipiial,
IS Sabre alt.
1552h, NioerIiOc.sl ornIc. Al Sabre aft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-14
Segislatur m1blte ben bonn Golf er'
forenen 9emotroten. am ~

torenen 9emotroten. an 81
Ger StuotGolpro0o Der.
bietet oae 9eitrG9c SIT @obl5rpcdell,
beItreitet 0ogegen Die Soften Der
@oblen ielbIt. 9(uf 8runO oe@ go
tlms Der peri6ieoenen 8ortcicn III
Der @oltper1lellramobl 5ublt Der
Stoot aus leiner aoiie BEL Den nod]'
item @oblen al Die @orlibenoen Der
StootS . Gomite's Ser pcrld)icoencn
Eortcicn % Gents fir ieoe Stimme,
melfe Die Yortei erboIten bat. Sic
G%onoioaten tonncn bis 81 Elm Gler'
tel 0eS SobreS : 8eboltes 0e5 NnlteS,
fir meI6es iie nloltfen," ollSgeben,
ober niGt mcbr. 9omit muB eS ober
Icln Seuenoen boben. ErtootperIos
men oilrfell bel Strofe bis 5l 5000
mo 6luei Sohren ,3lld)thullS nidlta 6lt
@obltonos bcitragel. 9oS lit ctrpuS
potta~Ieuea mo man miro nellglcs
rig icin oiirfen, wie eS Iid bclpGbrt.
GSi it 5utp ii II d. e II, . a oaS
| 8oltS Der pom Senot belhIolIenen
NbGnbcrlng beiitimmt, monad Die
Steuer ouf Qabaf crit entrid]tet luers
Den Iol, nuf0em er uertouit noroen
lit. Gas @eies, ipie eS icBt Iulltct, bat
ben Go6af e SruIt 9eIhoffen. Gtc
penigiten Sormer boben bn5 @clo,
Inn Die Steltcr 5u b%e5oblen, che Der
Sobof pcrfouft mor0cn lit. &n 6olge
oeiien iuoren lie ge5mungen, tbren
Sobot 5u jeoem Hreiie 81 perfollien,
SIC neriltdten lid oogegen 5lt retten,
ill0em tic sic Yroouftion belhr6nt-
ten, nm iolder @eiie einen boben
Yreis 5lt cr5ielen. "a ober Siele, Die
icItc chickering's : Gontrufte batten,
Iid) elmer lold)en ~&creinborung nid)t
anihlieBen molltelL 10 cr9ob ii6 oa'
rollS Der %id)6nolid)e llnfug Ocr9toft.
rcitcrei. Inter Dem nclen @elebe
fonnten Die Narrncr NIT ibrenl Gers
tolli 5uriidboltclL bis ihncn cin olls
nebmborer Yrcis mlgebotcn miro II.
oanit niirocn Die WoBregeln 5ltr &C.
lpoltiamcn @cifrGntung Der gro.
poltftiou oufborcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-14

man Ole Sode einio1er ob; nit Ser
6oult. Gas lit tpcnigcr %un1it0nOlid
unO meniger riStdnt. 0ergIeihen Mr.
gumentc nit Der 6ouit limo bicrSu'
! Ionoe nidts SeltellaS. Sic tonmen
iogor in ocn beIten &reiieu Dor;
ielbit I'M GonareB u1o crit filr5lid)
bot Scr Scnots.G ittotor Iorid) CT.
1cn S%ollrlloliIten, Scr linn nid)t bnS
@erinaitc 5u &ci0 gatban i'm &opitol
pCrmobclt. Gin iiebenmnl geIiebter,
elm BON WiiroC trici2noer Senator
pcrgrciit iid) an eiucm unldlulbigen
%ISolrlaliitcnl llno fem &obn bat
onnoh gefrGbt. Grniter bat man in
ulicrem critcn StootrotbS5meig ocrt
Nn0riff gcnomn1cn, Den Elm Wiit9lic0
oui Sen ErdiiOenten Der Stootu0ter
gcmod)t; ~oler0ings nod Der Sibung
mo altbcrbolb oes Siblu9S-S oole9.
IS Wllrbc nSilnfcrsGomi ernun1t,
0oa 0tc I1gelegenbcit griinolid INT.
tcrilld)cll ltt0 Damn Dem critcn Stoots
rutbS5pcig 9crid)t crItutten loHtc.
Gos 9omitc fam ST 0cm 9eidlllB,
0aB Dos Witglico, 6oS iid) tbdtlid) ot
oem Er0iiocnten pcr9riiicn, ieincS
Sites i'm Stootratb perluitig geben
lple, olcin Die W}itglieoer oes Hotb3.
5iueiQeS iuorcn gum Sbeil un0er2r
Nniift mo nobmen Den sou nidt 10
trogiih. IS mur0c gclteu0 gemof)t,
ooB Der Sngrciier pom ErGiiocntcn
propoSirt morOcn lei ulo Dob lid Die
6rgcrlidc Sccnc mtBcrbolb oeS Sit
5unasioolcS 5ugetro9en bobe. lllo
bel Der 9lbltinmuna itimmten 5lu0lf
Stootp0ter fiir NusitoBuug oeS Srn.
Scamonm ulo elf Ooqegen. Yortci-
5ugebori9tcit ipielte bel Der MbItinl-
mltng feline Hole, ocnm nelln 9erno-
froten mo orei 9iepublifoner itin1nl.
tert Oofiir. ooB &err Sellmonn ieileS
Site& olS Stootpoter perluitig e.
flGrt merOen ioIltc mo iiebcn Gemo.
frnten mo bier Gepublifoncr bielter
ocn 8or8ona nid)t fiir crnit gelulg,
nm 10 iforf por5ugeben. Or. Ghcrrn
Der Er0iiocnt ocs HotbS5lpaigeS,
Jimmie fir Die Ibicbuug ieineS Nns
grciicrs, Scrr Sellnlom entbiclt ltG
Der Nbitinlmlung. "a Sreipiertel Scr
Stimmen notbnenoig iinb. Elm Nit,
glieo ollS5uldllie6cnL 10 bcbGlt SEER
ScIlmanm Sit uno Stirnme i'm TT.
item Hotbs5iueiQe. Won broltd)t iid)
ilber 0ielen IuSgong ltid)t 81 Diul.
bern, Ter cute Con lit me0er bon
81. GbarrD, nod polt Srn. Seamonu
gelpobrt moroenI @r miro oltd) in
ocll Se9iSlatltrelt un0 I'M 9oltgreb
llid]t INNER gclpubrt. I'M Den flci'
ten anigge .lleber Den llmgoug nit
WcnIden" oocr onoerc Bidder iibcr
Den glltcn Con filn1nlcrn iid) iiniete
Eolitifer nid)t. G6er oic ieinolid)cn
9riiOer iperocn lid i'm Stootrotb
id)on mieoer %partroecn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-14
Tanitrcdji.

@enn Gin irnnSoiiid1er s~lb9eoronc'
ter einen Miniiter obriaigt, oonll
ididt oieicr ieinem Ingreiicr icinrll
Sefunoonten mo forbcrt i'm nui
Giitolen. Gs luerben einige Sod)sr
in Die 2uft geid5oiien mo Die ram.
poiiirte Gbre lit iuieoer bergeitellt.
Sn amerifn lit Dos nidt 9raif,, lid
Dor Die Wiiuoulla elmer Eiitole III
iielen. @ir piiien ms MIR zines
Giels gu entiinnen, oos niif Moru.
lambs 1goben ausgefoften muroc,
Dos oes1 S%ournaliitcn 9cnnett pom
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refforinms Der %rllnitco States Itoeiitn q q
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ben mar. nuroe Die ~ioIeenoe He'olullon eIH'
Itimmio au9euomrcn: A..
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1eut lno cine Grtrn.Ttuiocuoc uou " non |
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6ab oicfeIhe am 7puneritaa, ben II; Snil
1909, an bic hei'm Scthaitsihlnb am IS. ,,ni'
1909 in Den Riibert Der 9nttpnallie eiil9eItu,
oeren millionaire nItsbe3ublt peroc; lno bah ole
Mftet. lranefcrir- Bidder an SicHitne, oerl -:
SuIi, Qefhloiicn mo nnt Srettn9, ben III. Shh
Geo. u. Ganis.
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INIII 1T Q z .. NIIII IUUU,
gnen barun iuiereifrteu Ferforen miro bier
mit Jiadbriht Qeqebcr, bdb Der StdotsS nacrieIr
ami 8. Suli 1909 in oteieTt Shrenu. ple IS
mnrrr StaSt Gooer bon 1906 uerlnnet ipiro,
ben erfiGrenben Elau nno 9upIifatIiite Der aos
iteltariIGqc fir ole gliocairuIq1 &IlalieT,ng nIto
Stnsuwr' ~;,niid,cu 20. uno II. Strahc, laufeu.
Den, ais self. straRe b%ciannten slnsp. binter'
leet bat. u
Nle nnbon bcriibrtcn &crfone1 ltno hereb'
tiol, innerbulb 30 Gugcrt, bonn 3ntlm 9oreee'
idnIntcr SiflterIepin0 an. i'm @nIttInore. Stooia
osriGt bgird, |fthriftlitb cinGercihte petition oaz
geaen III appcIiren.
CSuIiR "a % or ctaht 9cqiitrdtor.
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aTTIn NJ 0 9, Q, Mill IJUU.
Iuen oarun iutereiiirten Gerfuneu miro bieta
am 3. Gull 1909 in oieicm 9iiream, ipie IS
ourh Den Ibf6uitt 04. strtilel 80, oes galtts
morer StnOt 2 Sober bon 1906 perlnngt miro,
ben erflireuocn Ylul uno SmpIilatIiiie Der aos
itennuihldae fnr ole 3ibeuiruna, Rflaiterung
mo ocIt Rnnoiteinbau ciucr StlcH btntrr Nr.
1877 bis 1i43, Yaltimore.S trafc, nuo Nr.
1884 bis tt40, @atipn, Struhs, binterlegt bat.
gtGc oapun beriibrten Verionen iino berch'
ttQt, tuucrGaIb 80 In9cn, bonn Sltum ppr9es
ndnrltcr 0iuterlegung an. I'M Baltimore GtaSt-
gcridt ourdb ihrittIi6 einecrei9le Betition oa'
sNoN' ' Z. scpen shomas,
C(uIiG1 32O,2O StabtsJteaiitrutor.