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The sun., 1909-06-16
PANAMA CANAL BOOMER DEAD
IAeut. Bonaparte Wyse. Engineer and Eek
ptsrer, Passes Away at Tsulsn.

IAeut Bonaparte Wyse. Engineer and Elk.
ptsrer, Passes Away At Tsulsn.
Special cahs Ds,pa.e, to TIE Sun.
ToULoS. June lS.-Lieut. Lucen Ma
poleon Bonaparte Wyse. the French ex-
plorer and en- nginecr. who was one OF the
pioneers Of the Panama Canal idea, died
here to-day. 80,
Lucien Napoleon Bona parte Wyse was
the son Of Sir Thomas Wyse and the
Princess Letida Bonaparte. He was
born in 1886. His sister was the fam Gus
Nine. Rattazi He was an officer in the
French navy.
He was best known to the world Tor his
" ork in connection with the Panama
Cansi II was owing TO his activity that
France secured the concession from
Colombia, and his book on the canal
which dealt with the problems Of the trans
isthmiau waterway was CT owned BY the
French Academy In 1855.
After retiring from the navy he began
his series of explorations in Central Amor
ica which led to the Panama Canal project
to which he devoted many years OF his
life. When the Colombian concession
was In danger Of lapsing II was he who
secured tho prolongation OF II from tho
Colombian Governrhent. Later he turned
over his Interest In the enterprise to Count
Ferdinand do L>easeps..
Among the many books he wrote on
Central and South America wore From
Valparaiso 10 Husnos Ay.es: Travels
Through the Andes and the Pampas. which
vas published in 1850: From Aontevideo
to Valparaiso by the StrSts OF Ma gellan
and the Patagonian Csnalg." published in
Lyons In 1871 and Tho fnterooeanio
Canal,' which was q report OF tho studies
OF the international Q commission for the
published In 1879 with number Of draw
ings and maps.
The sun., 1909-06-16
N. p. INSULTS THE CZAR.
Labsrite Makes . Scene In the Comm On,
Over Imperial Visit to Engiand.

Special Gable Despatch to Tas Sun.
LONDON. juno lS.-In the House OF
Commons to-day while Foreign Secretary
Sir Edward Grey was answering questions
concerning the approaching visit OF the
Car Of Russia to England viii Thorne.
sitting for the South Division OF West
Ham. q LAborits member Of radical
tendencies, interrupted Sir Edward and
created q scene. Thorns declared that
there was an unfriendly feeling growing
In England against the visit and added
that the visit was not desired by the Eng
lish people.
1t would bs good job II the Car got
his deserts when he did come. said Thorne
with emphasis-
The Speaker Immediately. called Thorns
to order for using such discourtsous
expression toward q monarch who was
friendly TO the British Empire. Thorne
grew angry and hotly replied:
He is an inhuman brute
The sun., 1909-06-16
on AN UNOFFICIAL EMBASSY
To Get Facts About Our Stinted Ambas-
sad0rs Abroad.

E. Clarence Jones. who sailed yesterday
by the North German Lloyd liner kron-
prinzessn Cecilie for Bremen. will as
president OF the American Embassy
Association. which he organized, visit
all the European capitals to procure
information about the housing and
emoluments Of the diplomatic repre-
sentatives of other Governments than
people of the United States know how
badly we use our diplomats abroad.
The iGea Of the American Embassy Asso-
citation, Mr.. Jones says, is TO enable
our representatives abroad to live in q
way commensurate with the dignity Of
their country and to make it easy for
scholarly men who may not be rich to
aspire to diplomatic places. The associa-
ton intends to present facts to the Amer
lean people that will cause them t, see
that our embassy and legation quarters
are owned by the Government.
The sun., 1909-06-16
FLATIRON LIFT MAN HELD.
toroner's Jury Finds That "Gress Care
lcssness" Caused Girls Death.

ioroner's Jury Finds That "Gress Care.
lcssnsss" Caused Girls Death.
Stephen Young. who had charge OF the
elevator in which Miss Salina Schoon-
maker was killed in the Flatiron Build
ing on June 7, was committed to the
lombs by Coroner Hamburger yesterday
on charge Of homicide. Bail was hIed
Al 5000.
The Coroner's jury held Young guilty
Il gross carelessness In not keeping
"losed the inner door OF the elevator
and in stopping the car so suddenly that
Passengers were thrown on their feet.
The owners OF the building were CEN
'Gred for having an Incompetent en-
rlovee
Miss Schoonmaker was in party Of
girls that came down from Kingston,
y. with Mrs. G. NJ. Hall, wife OF DR..
Hall, rector Of the Holy Cross Church
here, 10 see New York.
The sun., 1909-06-16
DeeIslon Is TO North River Ferrls,.

TRENTON, n. j., June l5.-The Court OF
Errors and Appeals handed down a
decision to-day sustaining the right of
the Hudson County Freeholders to fix
minimuIa price Of ferriage between
various points in Hudson county and
New York city. The court holds that
decisions Cd the United States Supreme
Court under the interstate commsrce act
have not deprived the Freeholders OF
their rights under the original contract
with the ferry companies.
The sun., 1909-06-16
NO ARMS on NANTICOKE.
inspectors Find Harmless Boiler Plate and
Tubing-Inquiry Not Completed.

WARRINGTON. june l5.-The Treasury
Department has received reports from
% ofiicials at Norfolk that search OF
the steamer Nanticoke and the seagoing
tug Despatch, which were suspected OF
being engaged in a flibustering move
ment In the interest OF ex-President Castro
OF Venezuela. had not revealed any. arms
or ammunition. The vessels were found
to contain boiler plate. boiler tubing
and ship chandler stores.
The Department has instructed the
Collector Of Customs at Norfolk to detain
the vessels until the Department Of jus
tics has completed its investigation to
ascertain whether there was any intent
on the part OF the owners or lessees OF
OF these vessels to engage in a filibuster-
ing expedition.
Should such intent be disclosed pros
eoutions for violation OF the neutrality
laws will be instituted.
The sun., 1909-06-16
LAST SENIOR WRANGLERS.
Philadelphia wins Cambridge Mathe
matteal Hensr.

Special Cable Despatch to THl SUN.
LONDON. June 1.-THE senior wrangler-
ship was announced for the last time
this morning at Cambridge University
in the presence OF a record breaking
crowd.
The senior wranglership has been
granted at Cambridge for at least the
last $50 years to the men who rank
highest in the annual examina ton quail
flying for the bachelor Of arts degree
In mathematical honon. To-days' An
nounoements are as follows: First. P. j.
Daniel. Trinity. Of Valparaiso; second
E. H. Neville. Trinity; third. L. j. Mordell.
st. Johns, son Of Phineas Mordell OF
Philadelphia.
The sun., 1909-06-16
E,ihu Rset. Jr., Win, . Gaze,

Elihu Root, Jr., appeared for the hrst
time - counsel for the Intsrboroueh
Rapid Transit In . damage suit In the
City Court yesterday and won his cass.
The suit vas brought by Tessie L. Silver
stein. and she demanded q, 900, alleging
that abe was improperly put on q Second
avenue elevated train At Canal street.
The sun., 1909-06-16
Rst's in Q Name?

Edith Pleasant. a negress, was ar
raigned yesterday in the First Criminal
CoIrt. Jersey City, for 'sassing' Police
Captain Tim Murphy OF the city hall
htation. kicking at Police Commissioners
MoAhan on the right hand. Police Judge
Joseph F. Farmer committed her to the
county penitentiary for three months.
The sun., 1909-06-16
READY IN BATONYI CASE.
surmise That the Missing Beatrice Bra.
bant Dresruss IL Fsund

The second trial OF the suit OF Mrs
Francis Work Batonyi for a divorce
from her husband. Aurel Batonyi. was
by consent Of counsel for both sides sci
down In Justice Truax's court yesterday
for next Monday. j. Henry Work. coun.
sci for Mrs. Batonyi. said he expected tc
be ready on that date. and II is supposed
that his missing witness. Beatrice Bra.
bant Dreyfuss, one OF tho alleged 90.
respondents, has been found. In her
absence the plaintiff allowed the case to
20 by default at the first trial.
The sun., 1909-06-16
Torpedo Boat Destroyer Sticks on the
Ways.

PHILADELPHIA, June Is, Hot wea ather
spoiled what otherwise would have been
the successful launching OF the torpedo
boat destroyer Roswell +. I,amson at the
Gramp yards ,h tho-dSS, IH,c, ne ne heat melted i
CREASED and part OF u ran away. The
yeasel started down the incline, but ID
allowed down and 100 feet from the top OF
the ways came 10 d halt.
When 10 became known that the launch
Ing must be postponed until another
high tide the guests retired 70 the ban
Quet room.
The sun., 1909-06-16

Highest tempefhtuft, TO, " E.es r. NJ
WASHINGTON FORECAST ron TO DAT AND TO
HoRRow.
nor sdstsrr Nev York and Nsp EnpIdnd. fate
10. dav and fo.rorrotr Iioh 10 moderate ntaeriv
uinds.
For the District OF Columbia, eastern Pennsyi.
yapia, New Jersey. Delaware. Maryland and
virginia, fair to-day and tomorrow moderate
temperature light variable winds
For western New York and western Pennsyi
vAnia fair to-day; fair and warmer 10 morrow;
Iisht southwesteriy windA
The sun., 1909-06-16
STOLE 4 SALVATOR ROSA,
Thleyes Cut Canvas From Frame q
Laval Uniyersity Exhibition,

QUEREC. Juno 15.-An exhibition Of
valuable paintings. the property Of Laval
University. was held last night In that
institution and was largely attended.
While the spectators were visiting an
adjoining hall some thieves succeeded
in cutting out the canvas OF one OF the
paintings. The Gamblers" by Salvador
Rosa, from its frame and made their
exit without being discovered: The paint
ing. which is small one. Is said to be
worth abolt s.. 900.
The sun., 1909-06-16
ByORNSON HAS 4 RELAPSE.
Norwegian Poet Has Little Chance q
Recovery From Paralytic Stroke.

speeiai Cdbs Despdte. 10 THE Sun.
CHRIsTIANIA. June Is Bjornstj jerne
Bj6rnson. who arrived at Lauvik Spa
on June suffering from bronchitis and
paralysis OF the left SIDE has suffered a
relapse.
A few days ago it was reported that
Bjornson's health was improving and
that there were hopes for him. but II Ia
now feared that he has little chance Of
recovery
The sun., 1909-06-16
he WAS asked
49,
. ..AAny,new ones''
DENTIST PAYS $500 FINE.
Alfred Taylor Admits That He Prsoused
without . License.

Alfred Taylor. 30 years old. Of ss7 Canal
street. was fined $500 In the Court Of Spe-
cial Sessions yesterday upon a plea Of
guilty TO a second offence Of practising
dentistry without q license. Taylor per-
formed an operation and did somc bridge
work for Frank Whitfield. an agent Of
He said he had ests blishnents In Harlem.
Canal street and Flushing. He paid the
fine,
The sun., 1909-06-16

Pashas Troops Victors In Fierce Battle
Lasting Ten Hours.

SpccidI Cable Despatch to TIE Son.
SALoN1cA, June lS.--Djevad Pasha.
commanding Ave battalions and two
batteries Of quick firers sent by the Turk
ish authorities to punish rebelling Alba
nian tribesmeu. completely defeated body
OF the insur gents in the passes at Diskor-
ANTS.
The battle lasted ten hours and was
feroely fought throughout.
The sun., 1909-06-16
Franchise for Flushing " hit testone Line

The Public Service Commission granted
yesterday to the New York and North
Shore Traction Company franchise for
the extension OF its surface line from ths
city line to Flushing and thence to White
stone. The committee said that the OK
tensions would not parallel any other
street railroad and would serve com
munity now without street surface'trans::
portation. The company has agreel
to widen Broadway at Douglaston.
The sun., 1909-06-16
SILENT AS TO BERSIN.

Homicide Chief Explains Why with =
Story About Newspaper.
The body OF Samuel Bersin. the MUIR
dered painter. was buried yesterday In
the Richmond Cemetery. Capt. Carey
told the reporters that there wsre no
new developments In tho case.
"Aren't you working on some cluesI'
he WAS asked.
-Yes'
ANY now ones?'
-Yes.'
sWhy can't you tell US about them
About q year ago We captured q bad
man. ! asked him how he kept ahead
Of us so we'll. To tell you the truth,
captain he said. didn't know that you
were on my trail until saw II In one Of
the newspapers.' When there 10 any news
in this case you will all get It. ] assure
you there Is mono to-day.
The sun., 1909-06-16
THIEVES SEND BACK $4,000
Used o. 900 to Furnish House and Hat
No Use for the Rest.

SEATTLE, Wash. June ls.-Mrs. George
Shea OF Duluth. who notified the police
on May 30 that $40. 900 which she had con-
oealed under the mattress Of her bed
had been stolen while she was watching
a parade which was passing her sisters
home. has received $4,000 in letter
signed 1.-TWO Thieves
me writer's Of the letter say they used
s5. 600 to furnish their home and having
no use for the rest Of the money returned
IL to the owner.
The sun., 1909-06-16

is new one on me-" said Max Stsuer,
counsel for Miss Sinclair
Il believe he has two wives living, but
never knew he was a bachelor said Miss
Sinclair.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-04-18
9ewdl6.
aHf BEN sO5inIifeRfOnsreh in ct.
GtisnHe, 5rnHfrriG, nir6 priOIia
hbsr Die bribeuOen alaHen
ssidimpft.
@is Oas SOrnberssr sdishsu.
Il. Gtienne, t4. gLprtI.

Ct. Gtienne, IA. April.
Ger 5o3iaIii terfonsreB, Der lest
bier in Sisuag III. lit oaOur6 bemer.
~teHsperth. oaB Serr ssaures, ser III
9emdBigten WaBregeln riet6, beIieita
ge0riidt purOe un0 Sptr @ues6e ais
tampilWtiger Siibrer Ger 9artgi in
Den 8or0er9rnHo trat. 9err Buesoe
beniruortet bic 5ortiebung Oes adm-
pies an Dem StImmfaiten, aber ieiH
@ao5iel lit ser 4untan0. neil er Is
fir uHm0gli1 bdlt. Den stapitalis.
mus nit geietliheH gitteln 81 eni.
tbroHen. er empiieblt cine tbqtfrdi
ti8e aHiimilItariid e AgitotiOn, 6eion.
0ers inter oen SdmIe9rern Oes can.
oes, Die Die 5ItfiiHiti9eH 8efruten le1
Zen ioaen, Die armee 81 baiien. eSnl
elmer ieiner aniprahen iaase
Serr @uesOe. Der rihiige @lae nix
Die sSIagge mare Der W%iit5aufea.
0er aougreB beratbidlaat Hber Wait.
un0 Mese, Die 2an0baolferuaa
6rantrei6s IN Die gauegHng binein.
8gie9en.
q. Gtienue, a. GpriI.
Ter So5ialiitenfongreB fam an
obHe oaB betreiss Der unter sen
81 beiolaen6en 4ropaaan0a
ODER Der Taftif bel @ahlpn Elm ga.
gefaBt iuurDen. gei0e Traaen
iuuroeH an aomites Oerpieien.
Baris. IA. April.
SeHri 2emoDhe. Scr ais anaeblider
0iamaHtenmaher cine gefUiiie BE.
riIbmtbeit erIangte. berbaitet uuroe,
aber ilob, III bier nieoer uerbaftsi
iuor0en. 2emoDne ioa einen befann.
ten engliiben Observation-Disclosures
~reiHgeleat" babeu.
Rad aOHhaHtinOpel?
IoiiloH IA. glpril.
6 6eibt SAB 0ie 9an3erfreuser
= 9ictor &ngo~ uno nsSnle5 Wlidalet@
Dem geiebI erhaltea baben, it'd sur
ioioriigen Abiobrt nah aouitantino.
PEI bereit 81 balien.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-04-18
Rlmtiaer Autru6r.
Jn Der merit. 9rSbiH5 Durango fa6.
rem rcIisi5ir S~trsitisfcitsn IN gInt-
DergisFsa 5iUiidrr Sep5Iteruns
HHo EOIi5ei.
SOleateH anfsrbOteH.
9sonteren. IL. a[priI.

g1onterep, 13. SpriI.
Cine Gepeife ans gelarOena, Bro.
pins Durango, beridtet iber einen
4HIrubr. melder jid ON perfloaenen
Sanmtag 4ben0 bort ereignete. Gem
allfrnbr lie9en religioie Streitiafei.
ten 3%a8runoe. Is beiBt. oaB iets
Bol3iiteH, orei Sol0aten uno iehs
sIOiliiten gefootet fUnrcen. Gin Qrie.
tier iiIbrte AM D0rbergebenOen abenS
cine relisioie 8ro5eiiion ourd, oie
z traBen Der Grtit0ft. Ger Crfsbe.
ontte miidte iib binein mo erfldrte.
DAB Der 9rieitsr es Deriaumt babe.
einen @rIaubniBidein 5ur @b6altuna
Der 5%eieriidfeit 81 %ertpirfen.
am Sdmitag Abeno fam cine gn.
5abl bGoafiueter Wdnner nab Dem
StdOiden, iette ole @O6nuna 0es
Srtsbcomten III 9rano uno bIiin.
.oertc Deridieoene S0uier. Sic goIi.
gel madte einen angriif allf Die
3iauUgeiellen, pelde ieds Don linen
te59efen Hno auoere DerDunoeten.
Garluf puroen Don 9urange Sruo.
pen mad Dem Sit Oes auirubrs ae.
Sic uHteroriidten ben Nuf-
rujr uHo nabmen Sen Brieiter un0
Den Goli5eidef gefangen, ioiUip cine
An8abl fubat0rer. 0tn1 befiirftet
iDeitere llnruhen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-04-18
sbeooors 9iooiebeIt lebut bic Gin
laoHHg IN einem Gmyfans HHo
SaHfett in glOmbaia al.
Anf Der gencania4 brseben Dd9reHS
Der 6egrt smei innge 4merifa.
Herinnen SclbnmorS.
Sritii6sr Stronger in gl5t6sn?


Wouihaid, "A. april.
cine BON Ibeo0ore 8~oojeDelt bier
eiigetroiieHe aa6eloepeite in Der or
enc ginlaounB 81 sIaem 0fisnilidea
empfang mo 8aRfett abie6nt. 0en-
let an. odB er 6eitl0Iien 6at. ni1f il
4ionlbaia einen fny5en Auientbalt
81 rebmeH. er eriaht ndiHlih in
ger Gepeibe oarum, iciuen 5onoer.
3llg brett at Der 5hinslanouns
plat 81 bringen 6anit er o6ne Der.
3ug mad Der Mund 0es Cir glfreO
9eaie am 4tbis5luB ia6ren fana.
no er Die eriten II Gage ~pertpeitsn
Dlan erlDartet Sen Iampfer .N0s
miral1, auf Dem iih 8ooieoelt befin.
BET. ON 81. 4rril.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-04-18
WCern. 13 g[nriI.
Columbia.
Ghrfsm midJt IanSsu.

UuIuT, "A. NprII.
Die Satin oes @r.grdiiOcnten
Galtro, lore ShlDeiter unS Die an.
bern MlitgIieoer Der @eiieeeieaidaft,
Die auf Dem Sampler .0uaoeIoupe"
bier %eintraien. iinO nidt eeIanoet,
uno es beiBt, ooB ibnen Ole 2anoune
uermeigert suuroe, neil mar alaubt,
oaB iie BON bier mad gene3neI1 aeben
mollen.
Tls Shiff fGhrt Don bier nad
Sort 2imOn, Gotta Rica, no 6rau
Cairo pabrideinIih Ianoen fpiro.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-04-18
GnslanO.
sraa5Oie ami eec.

&iOelp9ol, II. tatlt
@a6reno Ser Sa6rt 0es t.3ro
oanpfers ~Sucania~ Der am Z .y.li
non gteU Yorf ob'ilbr, bcgingen 5lUei
JHugeOamen. Die 3uiammen cine aa.
Jlte 2. Stlaiie inae hatten. GelbIt-
moro 0nrh erihieBen. IS maren Dies
Die 24iabriae Miargaret Glarf, Die
aHgcbli6 IN 8rooplnn pohnte, mo
Minnie Yliler, p S1hre ali. 0sren
iriberer @ohuort nidjt befaunt III.
@os Die Seiopn bauog. jbr 2ebea 81
nehnen, lit nIdlt befannt. uuO 0a oie
Seidcn ms 1leer ~uerientt ipuroen
miro fem |uqueit abHebaIfen.
tSri. Siart eridob iidl am 5rpeiten
Ca8 Der AbIabrt, i5rs9egleiterin pier
lage ipater.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-04-18
Iette WMt6(6aft.
Sm sOnIOHer SIOttrnbau bOf Iisseu
0ampffeHeI brrum, bic Dor 5sbH
5abrsH aHseidafFt iunrOsn, nber
ME sur gsrtUeHSHng tameH.
Gle StreitIass in Bern.
sOuIOn. Is. sIpriL.

EouIon. 10. april.
Gas bonn Earlament ernunnte
Observation-Disclosures ent0edte ouf
ieIner Observation-Disclosures Surh
Ole bieiigen Shiifsbau9ofe cine 4n.
5abl unbeniste 0ampiteIieI, ole ieit
Dem Sabre 1898 in benz 8dlhoi
liegen. in peItem Sabr tie ~gefauft
mnroeH, nm Sis G.ten 4eiieI oes
~6osmao~ Des friiberen ShIaht.
idiiies .Ridelien" uu3 0es ,Aomi.
raj III 4erre~ uno anoerer Stifie
jill erieten. sic muroen Gber ME elm.
geiett mo iino nun Hift mebr 81
gebrduben, troB oes GaIfanltrihes.
nit Dem lie sum Sdus Der @itte-
rnng Derleben mur0en.
Gos GoHite entoedtc ferner, onb
ale @eidiiee nuf Dem aiitenDert9ei-
oiguHgsidii sSerrible" nit neiien
appnraieH an BEN Gage nerieben
puroe, an benz oas Shiif auber
DENT geiteat muroe.
2ie Gage bcfIert iid.
Wleru, Is. 4pril.
Die Gage lit etfpas rltbigrr. Gina
oIe Sdlfte Der Rnopffabrifen, oereH
arbeiter geeen cine 9obnberobieeung
geltreift 5atten, baben sen @etrieb
iUieoer aufgenommeH. Das Gtreif.
tomite ioroert. oab ieoer Gtreifer
iDieoer ~angeiteIt tueroe.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-04-18

Sruppen Barron erdolteu baden
uuo Rad ibren 8ligrneH priidfeh
rem f0nnen. 1ie @erleiuHg oes %.
tuHeHis Dur0e NIT Sodruien AMI
09 Sldtan beanhportet.
Gas gaf5e tiirtiide 4a6mctt bat
abagoanfi ut0 Die Ab0aufung mur0e.
angeuonmIen. @iamil Baiha. scr
pormalige Grobpe3ier, erbielt Den
auitra8, Elm neues aabinett 81 oil.
oeH.
Die Meiterei Ger 6ieiisen @arui.
Iion o0er penigiten5 ocs gr0Bten
EbeiIs oobou, mar gcgen Sic sung
tirfeH aeridltet nla 0en 0ireften
4mioB oa3u ga6 Gin an Bic Grup
pen erlaiigncr Neiehl Oab tie unier
allen llmitaroeu loren CiiBiercn ae.
aordlen miiBteH. ielbit WcnH ibneu
aueefoblan miroe. ibre O~lau6eusbri
Ser nieoer su i1ieBen.
Gie eri.c Nan0lnna Ser 0%ieHierer
mar. idmmiit.ec 8eamte oas aoud.
ties fiir Gnnleit mH0 Tortldritt
lSmatiirgen) iabuue2meu 9tur Gin
fletfer Iheil Ser @arniioa. haupt.
atlih Ariilerie uao &aUalere. ent.
bieit ii0 Scr M1enserei. DIE lonal
geblie5eHea SaloateA pgrianmeIien
fid im STRESS ninilterium. Sic Bat
ten ocn @eie5l. AMI Seoermann 5u
iaiern ser iiN Sem @eb0u0e u0aege.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-04-18
ssIaisu.


AH10lrPen, Z. apriL
aai Dem Bier anseFoEuusnen bri.
tidsu EaauieE -Rutens iinS orsi
SOLE rer 9suiGiseit eat0eLI Nor.
Sen Ea Sdg'f fahr an s. gears
uoH S1p slt6olss. 1u 9araaaIuB
n Asseaaaiaa sa.sssz ab.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-04-18
Rad aOHitaatinOpel?

Hdt 2Qgesnf9rlidl fflurldjlrten
5iUei 9dtaiaone Sol0oten nit ibren
.Giii3iereu an Der Spiee gdd Der N}o.
.idee Ct sophia. pon 100 ite als0am
.oas Ear!dmeni cebGat0e mnriugten.
Gle ueriangten Die GntIanuna Oes
.@roBoSirs, 0esPp0iloenten Ser Sam.
mer nn0 oes 4rieisminiiters.
5rauthtr. a. 81. ID slpril.
Cine Gepeihe beri1tet iiber bdie
.llnrltben IN aonitantinopel. Die.
.Sage lit iehr ernt. @e0er 0as ans.
.iOartige Hmt nod Sic iirtiide Bot.
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