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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-22
wINDSToRM DAMAGES TOWN.
Cambridge Springs, Penn, Suffers
MANY Persons Hurt.

Cambridge Springs. Penn, Oct. IA ter
rife windstorm which passed over this
place late to-day completely wrecked three
buildings. partially destroyed a summer
cottage, unroofed the principal hotel OF the
town and did similar damage 10 more than
a score OF other buildings.
Two persons were seriously injured and
many others were slightly hurt by flying
debris. The loss is placed at $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-22
KING EDWARD OPENS HOSPITAL
Released Doors of Montreal Institute
by Electric Spark.

Montreal, Oct 21.-With all the imposing
military ceremony which marks the pres
ence OF royalty, the Royal Edward Insti-
tute. from which the fight against the white
plague in Montreal viii in future be con-
Quoted, was formally opened this afternoon.
An electric spark flashed across the At
lantic by King Edward released the mech
anism which opened the doors and the
royal standard was hoisted on the tall nag
pole on the central tower. II was the first
Oceasione in which the King has participated
in any Canadian function.
Lieutenant Colonel Burland, on behalf OF
his sister and himself, handed the title
deed OF the property to the president Of the
institute.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-22
STETSoN CASE HANGS FIRE.
Christian Scientists Expected to Up
hold Former Healer.

The inquiry being conducted at the First
Church OF Christ, Scientist. into the case
OF Mrs Augusta E. stetson, whose right to
practise healing has been revoked by the
Church at Boston, may not come TO def
mite end for several days. according to in
formation given by e representative OF
the board Of trustees yesterday The in
vestigation committee is meeting daily in
the reading rooms at No. West eeth
street
A member Of the Church. however said
yesterday that there was little doubt that
Mrs. Stetson would he upheld against the
Boston decision by the local board of trus-
tees.
Mrs. stetson was at her home adjoining
the church when the meeting was held
yesterday afternoon. Her representative
said that any statement coming from the
local church could be regarded as author
ICED by her.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-22
MAY STILL BECOME clTlzgNs.

Justice blanchard, In the Supreme Court
denied motion yesterday. made by Henry
A. Wise, United States Attorney, 20 strike
off the lists the names If s52 men who had
applied for first citizenship papers. but had
failse TO apply for final papers within the
prescribed time. Justice Blanchard decided
tc give the men until November TO ap-
pear in court with witnesses 20 complete
their applications Tor eitlzenaHip.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-22
FERRER MEETING IN LONDON
Members of Parliament Join in Protest
Against Execution.

London, Oct IA mass meeting was
held here tonight in protest against the
execution Of Francisco Ferrer recently at
Barcelona.
II Was attended by many members OF
the House OF Commons. Prince Kropotkin.
DIR clifford and other champions OF free
dom.
An eloquent speech was made by cum
ningham Graham. He declared that the
martyrdom OF T'errer and the overthrow
81 Maura had given Spain a liberal Cab-
net, and Alfonso, II ne has light TO see IT,
The greatest opportunity 70 lead his cOun-
Try 10 freedom ann progress.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-22
ROCKEFELLER TO BUILD ROAD,
Town Board Hears He VIII Spend s50.s
600 for improvements.

William Rockefeller has become disgust
ed with the condition Of Broadway from
the North Tarrytown village line 20 us
south line OF Briarclifres. and Is going %
spend $1,000 rebuilding this road.
Mr.. Rockefeller proposes to build a resds
way thirty-thres feet wide between sutterA
and the central portion % the width q
twenty feet VIII be bricksd with Hastlns
pavement blocks. ibis plan will Be eaEfss1
out from the North TarrytOUn v3liass AHe
20 the aqueduet arch On Arch Hi sle-
cial hill climbing block will be used.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-22
BOY KILLED BY AUTOMOBILE.

Frederick Bberhardt, thirteen years old.
of No. 6s Hyatt avenue. Winfield. Queens.
was knocked down 10y an automobile at
Thompson and burroughs avenues. Win
field. last night, and received a frac-
ture OF the skull He was taken to the
Flushing Hospital, where he died. Accord
ing TO the police. the automobile which hit
him belongs 10 H. J. Hapgood. manager of
the Oak Ridge Company. at Shoreham,
Long Island No arrest was made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-22
RECEIVERS $4,000 DAMAGES.

\ jury IN the Supreme Court returned a
verdict yesterday for $1,000 against the
New YORK City interborough Railway in
favor OF Mrs. Mary BFsuer. who sued 20
recover damages for the death OF her hus
band. who was hit by & car.
on prior trial OF the action tine turv
gave Mrs. Brauer q verdict Tor SIS 600. rhs
Appellate Division sss ss.dA this verdict
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-22
SEEK TO FREE HANS ssATrtE

Justice BischOff granted a writ OF
habeas corpus yesterday direetinw the
production in the Supreme Court next
Monday of Hans Beattie, former secre-
tary to the late William c. Whitney. ana
former treasurer of the MetroDoIItaO
street hallway Company. Beattie was
committed To Kings Park State Hospital
III lSOt, ON the certificate OF two Dhvsi-
clans that he was mentally ineompeterf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-22
WILLIAM @. LILLEY MISSING.
Was to Have Married Young Pittsburg
Woman Yesterday.
TBy Telegraph 70 The Tribune.

Pittsburg. Oct a.-William C. hlley one
OF the most prominent OF Pittsburgs retired
business men. and known all over the coun-
try through his prominence in church and
temperance work, has been mysteriously
missing for the last three weeks. but the
information was not made public until to-
day, when Mr.. Lilley was TO have been
married to a young woman Of Pittsburg.
Mr. Lilley is treasurer Of the temperance
committee Of the Presbyterian General AS
sembly and an elder in the fashionable
First Presbyterian Church OF Pittsburg.
Search in a dozen cities failed to reveal
any trace OF the missing man.
Mr.. Lilley's accounts are in the best OF
condition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-22
kosmos LINE NOT SUBSIDIZED.

Hamburg. Oct. A.-Albert Balm. direc-
tor general Of the Hamburg-American
Steamship Line, to-day said that it was
not true as reported from Valparaiso that
the Kosmos Steamship Line was subsidized
by the German government. The line. he
said, was doing business purely on It's own
resources
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-22
VATICAN SURPRISED.
Did Not Expect the Fail Of the Ener-
getic Maura.

Rome. Oct. 2L-The Vatican did not eN-
pect the fall of Premier Mature, believing
that the energy he displayed IN re-
establishing order at Barcelona and other
affected points would bring 10 him suf-
Acisut strength TO retain the Premiership
and complete the work which he had
undertaken.
The Vatican, however, is most reserved
with regard to the change in the Spanish
government, and says simply that the maxi
ing or unmaking Of cabinets in Spain Is
none of SITS affair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-22
BANK CASHIER HELD UP.
Seven Masked Men Secure $4,000 and
Escape.

Montreal, Oct. A.-Seven masked robbers
held up the cashier of the Banque Ma
tionale at ST. Anne, a small town near St.
Hyacinthe,- Que. early to-day. and, blow
ing open the safe, secured more than g. 900
in bills.
The cashiers wife. while attempting to
escape through a window. was fired at
twice. but neither shot hit her. The rob-
bers made their escape on hand car
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-22

Poughkeepsie. n. Y. Oct. 21.-The balloon
Philadelphia II came down late this after
noon just above CoOpeFs Lake. at wood
stock. Ulster County. fifteen miles from
Kingston. The big balloon passed over the
Ashokan Reservoir in the afternoon at a
great altitude. None OF the party expert
enced any III effects from the long trip
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-22
VAUDEVILLE STAGE FOR HENSON

tT3y Telegraph TO The TribuneJ
Pittsburs, Oct. H.-Matt Henson, who
was with Peary on his trip TO the North
Pole. had been engaged to lecture here
tonight in Carnegie Music Hall. but to-
day he cancelled the engagement and signed
to lecture on a vaudeville stage here next
week. His manager is William A. Brady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-22
BOMB EXPLOSION IN MUNICH.
Pavement Was Torn Up, but No One
Was Injured.

Munich. Oct. IA powerful bomb was
exploded In the streets here early to-day.
The pavement near by was torn UP and
reiRhboring buildings were considerably
damaged. No person was injured.
There is no explanation Of the incident
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-22
TWENTY-FIVE DROWN
Loss of Life Caused by Burst
ing of Dam.

Constantinopie, Oct. 21.-Twenty-
persons We're drowned to-day. following
the bursting of dam at Lake Derkos.
The lake is thirty miles northwest OF
this city, and supplies water for the cap
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-22

Middletown. N. Y, Oct 1.-THE balloon
Philadelphia II passed over this city to-
day at a height OF 1000 feet. sailing in a
northerly direction. Three men were
noticed In the car OF the balloon which
was lowered several hundred feet. APP
paTently in an effort Of the aeronauts TO
make out their position. At one point the
balloon descended -ow enough for the occu-
pants Of the car to inquire their where
abouts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-22
MISS RIDGWAY UP IN BALLOON.
Well Known Philadelphia Woman
Makes Ascent.

Philadelphia, Oct. a-The balloon, Phila-
delphia III left this city at 10 a. m to-day
with FIVE passengers. one OF them being
Miss Violet Ridway. we'll known in social
circles in this city. The balloon was In
change Of DR.. Thomas E. Eldridge and
Arthur t. Atherholt, and the others In the
basket were Frank E. Raeyling and c. G.
Eldridge. a relative OF DR.. Eldridgs. The
party intended 20 stay up all day. The
balloon sailed away in a northwestsrIy
direction. The ascension to-day was one
Of many made by members OF the Philadel-
phia Aeronautical Society recently.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-22
ACCUSE CABRERA.
Managua Thinks He Is Back
ing ReU0lationists.

Managua. Nicaragua, Oct. 2L-It IS still
believed here that President Cabrera of
Guatemala Is responsible in a measure, II
not entirely. for the revolution at Bluefelds,
as he has been supporting It with expe-
ditions from Puerto Barrios and other
places. Advices received here state that a
steamer which was on its way to Guate-
mala TO get war supplies has been seized
by the authorities of Honduras.
No decisive engagement between the
revolutionists and the government forces
has yet been fought. The Nicaraguan gov
eminent has many troops at FL Castillo
and Manga, but heavy rains ara impeding
active operations. The revolution is still
confined to a comparatively small number
OF towns.
San Jose Costa Rica, Oct. 1.-There is
no truth in the report OF a revolutionary
movement in Costa Rica- The government
is taking measures 10 prevent revolution
airy expeditions to Nicaragua through Costa
Rican territory
Bluefields Nicaragua. Oct. q Via wire
less telegraph TO Colon).-The Nicaraguan
ty, and It is not believed that the Zelaya
government can hold out against them for
more than three weeks longer
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sic 5uIisr b,s gaI,,s.
Rsa ,ins sdISsruma araaaess nuaIsssI en-
Vsaroffo.

GO Die tnii,bti8tB MittbsHungsu. bi.
IN Den IsBieu Sagen nus sea ibep Die
.glduiams Wortsrung SIT IL ben
admpisn assen 9u 6dmard stm6A
ten 8efangenM toinen, per0en Durh
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ldutsri, sic Der 6ransofe e. 9dFisr
poast BON ieiHtm Isbtsn 4ufgut
halts an 6ofs WlnIsp 6dfios emit.
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ftln9, Die Ct pon 0ieler 8eiie nit
bdmgsbrudt bat. Gs iuar nab oer
@sfanesnHabme oss 9ruoets 0es
Snltans, oes bslRgtsn Qrdisn0snten
WluacF Wlobpmet. ben man asiehslt
ple einen asmeinsn 9srbrtter nab
6s5 seihaift bats. no Ct btnttv @u
ihpieri9en Nauern 0ss Sultanspas
loiieS oerihpun0eu mar, um ein
Shidial 81 ouloen. oas nur Der
Sultan un0 sinigs srgsbsne Sllaoen
ssnnen. uuter isineu Vapieun fano
man 5dblredr 8rieie. bic 0ie 4amsn
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elm mebr ols so Sabre alter grsis.
ein sintluBNiher Sherif. Der uuier
Der 9spollsruns in Sea Oos 0robts
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| 6amIlsn Vlarotsos: audi mar Ct
nAtslito oss bohittn 9trihtsbof,s.
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gen Iha o%r9anjitie @srIhp0runa
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9raullstn ShauipNlt b~tipohnsn
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sinen rltiiTu @s'an.suenipart,r btr.
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Der mtnEfiibs 0orper 1T Elm Bib.
oss WtIigtiriebss. Sin bsfanoissr
aampf. nit @spiuu aui Der sinsn
Stiit uno 9trlua auf bsr unoern
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aus peldtu oer a6rper bsiitbt. nsrbsn
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borens 3snm tyitbt. 50 LANCE oer
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in %stiuneem 3uliauns Neun osr 0sy
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len. ,Soi. 1rintr. yo. 1898 1888
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entrobmuuQS Maf6ts
ntn bobsn cine Neutrality-suspicious.
ois'sit OoH 5000 9eursu PEI Miuuts.
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pom 100000 Ginuohneru. perauss
aatit lssies Sohr mshr Sch fir
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ausnabmt non 0ep gors.
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llni,r,ltier uHo oaa 6iHterssfiel oer
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cine 2oidbriat Der
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st.as aus KIN IN polsr Sabrt bef'Ho.
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Ra6ldHisisit in sinsn 5aufsn papier
geDOrfsn gu baden. psIhsr ii9 oiht
bei sinsm 5ol3bdufsn bsfuno.
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asmpf. an a.tsr einpObner bisisr
Staot. gsitorbsn.
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CT an einsm 4sabau bdhdft:st mar,
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ipurl0s DsrihpuH0sn uno man BE-
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uno ertrunita If.
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atunt a~UtsrpuItn.

Germ &. eesltr BON ID Tan
Secretdr Der rDis. 5rse eiPadrp
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ten.
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peasne GinbrsferbaHos sur Sai ibr
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bls Qsl3geiddft pon paul 9aB & Son
qtmahi, iUobsi psi5paarsH IN Bertbe
bon 5000 bis $4,000 gsraubi nurosn,
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ban er bic asasrlreppe i'm 6dais Ieiuss
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gUInsiEnnbs
lie gtB Bsgiu 8snuafbstn btsRnt fa itrsE
sssfa 9reafsatFaHber.

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ae.guno hot iih 0udj bies5ulnn6e Be.
mnbri uno angeiangsn. i'm 0iteH ei.
nen 1beil ocs reeelmobieen Cider.
belts uno @nft0ienites gu biloen.
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cine Neute ensIilAer g~lutbunos gu.
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ais WeihHudtssd6sni fur gsr=
tDonbss unb 8etonnts mad Genii6z
lamb sisnet iih beiOnbsrs Der golums
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tbn Portofrei mad irssno elmer NoreFe
I'm 4usIonO. Columbia qubEiI6ina
90. So Ilairn Sir. Milpautes, mis-.
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ED
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2O7 zoe GRAND AVENUE.

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nit oidsn geOerriemen binisrorsin,
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Dem Oberiten @erihtsbof prdFoirte,
mubte oas urtbeiI uno bic bsiIigen
9eisBssformeIn DsrIeisn.
Dieter gorgang bousrte einiee
3sit uno idisn fat pis cine enieteii
in Dem tiefeu 5hpsigsn ser rieIigen
gisnge in oisiem u%noebeursn 5of,
in Dem Der @reis sinidm ousqefredt
mat uuo einsn peiben Sled bilOete,
uuf ben ale 8lids gsrittss iparen.
gnOli6 mar oas llrtbeil oerieien, in
Dem Der DroBtaoi Dem 6eilneenen
lsbsnsldneliat Gssdnenibtrafe, oas
8olisreH BEG aopfss unO 9eFit.ss
uno bic Softer oes GaIses4 Dertiins
.osts. Der BGrter rib oen llneliidli=
den nit 0srielben grutdlHst pieoer
smpor uno bradte ibn mttt toot ais
lebeuo mittsH in oas 8ieret. mGbren0
bic Duff nit ooaem Sets, einieBte,
UNI bic Shmersensidrsis Oes Sc
mdrterten AZ iibert0ntn. M1breno Der
Barber isInsr WdisFdt, Der suolsid
bos Nmt oes 6enters oertihteis, Bic
furdtbore Strofe polsoq, bsrrIdte
tiefss Shpsiasn. Sin arpBes Qnaits
ssfiibI ldien ii6 trob 0er natiirliden
Wilobeit auf 6ie 8rult eines ieoen ae-
qeIt 3u bubtn. Der bitle 0ualen nit
agidh. Iah elmer 8iertettunoe mar
aaes 81 Gnos. mol bradfs oen @e=
ridtstsH. Ntr Iih iaum aaI ben Bel
zen balien %tonuie. ror ocn Sultan.
cine Samhergeitalt nit t6blem @es
.liht. benz in 6r Come leuntenben
glattsn Gddnel un0 sruei bon Der
grduFaen Usriiimmelund blutiaen
9dnOsn. Rahoem ibm e. 8ar6ier
Bart unb 6adre abasY6srtn bate.
bate sr ibm nGmIitb ale Sebnen Der
0anoflade 3erihnititn unb i'm oomit
fir INNER oes 9ebrauhes Isines
0duoe beraubt. T1nn bate man
5sl3 in Sis @unoen aeftrsut unO
.as @anst nit eiHem ndFen Sud
umpidelt. oas bsim 5rodnen Iid sus
iammen3iebtn un0 Ole Shmersen per-
eroBsrH unb %<ridnasrn ion. Odd
oamit mar e noh niht etnue. Der
Sdtrif nuros, nit Dem @eTiht mad
binten. auf einen dlten eiel aeiebt
un0 unter Sober Der Wenae 0urh
ale Strdbsn Ser Staol defiibrt. Die
Buff. ole bisbsr undufaSrIid aes
ipitlt bate. horte auF. ais oieler uns
snolib irduris, 3ua miiten in Ser
poaenosn glease Fh lsndiam forts
bepsste. Trei Saee hin~tereinauoer
FaHO oieier Gislsri.t Ms @,rurt6eils
ten itait. oann luuroe er nut aeiten
beIdoeH In zines isnsr uneni6liidsu
@sfonsniNe non 5s3 tingsIdloHen,
no ihn Ole sniisblitiitn 2eiOsn sinsm
iitsren Iooe en%tsssenfabreR miihen.~
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-10
ans Rnrtitr.

3rCtsyihiu 9slbtn. osr tarslih
? Niribtn. bic iaadbeH. In piNenlider
llsbtrireiuna Der beirtfitnosn @ticbt
ihri Wtrihitaittu au Sonntaas often
ash0Itsu su bdbsu. bic Rahatiuhtfa
@Ug1eytedlspapitgs utrlpeiastle. it
hitrin nom 9unots GmWaueeruna6
buteou in Waibiu8tou iaoeNigt per
BEN. S0s NgttaR sttiart nduiih In
eiusm etm 8thttf 3ussntlttu @utat
ten. Nlb eta Wauu. Ser NA atstn pie
@onitiiuiiou ef @tr. Staaitn ano Sic
@clsBt As N0note wr9tht. 1h nit;
ais EN- Mann ron aaitm moyalfhsm
G~bara,,ts 3tiat.
Ter m cen -Nlthsa gRo.or
@oy,s ~btoitniitie 81 Aabrt alie
6rter Rumptl payet am Ngoiaa e.
u nabs It. Str ais sUitAdts,t gti
Dc nsotr btn 9abuatIuite auistian
Ben Ter lluelutlihe wuro, oeut
Sptiiei esim utttgi dttii,n ets gt,d
res pcu tHslu Suat trf0bl.
Aui Gem Nln1pti,n iort9 Gebnt5
in otg 9lahs otr start iputos# D. T.
SaAtt alx fgau @usnga St,tib
mann tjne Get stitbslanulsn Sinlpca
nerintn ottiss GoRuip pcg sintm
Vitro, Hisotmgtamwlt arr tslt,i
@nlttauam SIC ihttu 1oS 3ug Felas
haiitn.
Sa or e. Waitsfsirtt iaps
am N}iiipst g II Pie Tyauana pca
Sci q &eSe aus ftl &ss.fus cta,a
itaii.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-10

eIuibunbs Der Iap gori gsniraIbobn.
terposen DOR benz nGdtliden 9oub.
9eiinOd su idhsen. geoeutgnoe
@elOtummsn Deroen fur Die bier.
iuBigen @ahter pernusgabt. uno Die.
lrlben toHnen raid nad ieoemBunfte
Der 8abu befor0ert weroen, 100 man
lbrsr Gierite uno 0oien our aufipl.
rang Oct gerbreher melde Der Sc.
ieliAhit 10 bel Bu idnffen MAIDEN.
beoari ~ Die Reu gorter Boli3ei.
bunbe ftamrien pon DEN oeutlhen
wiIitorblmoen al uno boben ibren
@ee nod amerifo iiber grleien az.
Mls @adtsr Der fdInfn.
mernoen geUoIfeuine bdben ITe Hd
b. Iss.errm 2anoe aIan5piib bgrpdIsi.
nadoem lbre geruenOune dnfdnglId'
loderlih gemadlt moroen mar.