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Evening journal., 1909-07-19
TWO BRIDGES
FOR THE CITY

The Board OF Park Commiss oners will
enter into an agreement with the Balti-
more & Ohio Railroad Company where
by the city will get two valuable bridges
in exchange for right OF way for the
big new bridge the company intends to
build across the Brandywine creek AZ
dlPont street. The bridges the city will
acquire are the one now used by the
railroad company and foot bridge to
TO be erected on OF near the site OF the
present suspension bridge at DUPONT
street. The present railroad bridge will
probably be turned over TO the county.
so the Levy Court can convert Il into a
bridge for vehicle trafiic
II is expected the city will save about
$4,000 by the deal. and in addition will
have the Brandywine Park beautihed by
the construction of a fine new concrete
foot bridge and the big granite bridge
the railroad company has planned.
Evening journal., 1909-07-19

WHATS THE USE4
I overheard a man of some fifty
years say to his friend:
Il tell you / am tired of the ever
lasting grind. But can't quit ]
have too many stomachs to fill besides
my own. cannot save much because
OF my family expenses. want a rest
but / can't afford it. l tell you I'm
tired Of life. What's the useT'
Ever feel that way?
You have worked hard for a long
time perhaps. and years ago your cas-
ties in Spain toppled over and you are
saying:
whats the use5"
Well. you haven't given up the fight.
That's something. And you are bat
Ting along the best you can. That's
/ all Caesar did. or Charlemagne. or L
S. Grant That is all any man can do
And-ever think Of it?-you are q
special providence TO those who de
pend on you. The Lord puts you IN
his place.
Moreover. what you do counts as
much in your world as does the bigger
mans work in his world.
] do not care what your work IS
whether it is practicing law or sell
ing goods or heaving white clay out
Of a ditch. you are doing your share
Of the worlds work.
Particularly does your work count IL
it be good work 1t is not the kind
Of work. mind you. but how we'll you
do it. II the job is weE done. il
/ the product Is well finished, it is worth
to the world all It cost you In effor'
and more.
/ Therefore. keep on.
Perhaps you say: but the work dc
for others is not appreciated. I get NJ
thanks for being an industrial slave
/ cannot do more than is expected OF
me-sometimes not so much When
do the expected get no thanks. Wher
I do less l am blamed. When l dc
more it is taken for granted. It /:
hard to work without appreciation"
SO it is. But
How much thanks did you ever give
your father and mother for what they
did for yeu? Appreciation came late
to them. possibly after they were
dead They were paying their debt t.
society as you are paying yours.
What's the use? Everything. Yol
are a worker and not a shirker.
is it worth nothing to you that yol
have your own self respect?
Put it down deep into your soul tha
If your work is honest work and yol
acquit yourself like a man you ar
doing just as much in your sphere a
the president Of the United States ]
doing in his sphere.
And you should not say, "What'
the use2v
You arc not a clam. You arc
man.
Evening journal., 1909-07-19
REHOBOTH

REHOBOTH. July 19.-Next Thurs
day will be Red Mems Day at this re-
sort and If the weather conditions are
favorable II viii be the banner day
for the season as far as attendance is
concerned. Assurances have been re
ceived from Red Men from all parts OF
the state and ninety cars have been
provided for their accommodation. A
first class vaudeville entertainment will
be given I'm Horns boardwalk theatre,
and among the out door attractions will
be running races. sack races, potato
races, swimming contests and a game
of baseball. SO come on and bring
your family or your best girl and put
I'm . day of rest and enjoyment by the
ocean.
Joshua Conner and family, OF VIII
mington, are occupying one OF the
Evening journal., 1909-07-19
LIGHTNING BOLT
FIRES OIL TANK

CHESTER. July 19.-During the cleo
trical storm that passed over this Sec
tion last night one OF the large tanks
at the Pure oil Companys plant. Mar
Gus Hook, near this city was struck by
lightning. In an instant the top por-
tion of the tank was a mass Of flames,
which seethed for several hours. About
half Of the contents of the tank was
saved by letting the oil run from the
bottom into a subsidiary tank erected
for the purpose near by.
The Marcus Hook Fire Company play
ed steady stream on an adjoining gas
tank to prevent the intense heat from
the flames from igniting and succeeded in
preventing the flames from spreading.
The nearest house is 500 feet from the oil
plant. The illumination could be seen for
miles around. The exact loss cannot be
estimated, but will reach into the thou
sands.
Evening journal., 1909-07-19
PLENTY OF THE
TUBERS COMING

DELAIAR. July 19.-The great po-
tato trains which have been steaming
up the Delaware road TO feed the in
habitants Of the Eastern cities have
almost finished the Virginia crop and
are now beginning TO carry that Of
Delaware. The Delaware season open
cd the first OF last week and this week
will be al It's height. Although low
PRIZES are now being received the farm
ers are looking forward TO better mar
kets now that the Virginia glut is over
The number of barrels that viii have
passed through Demar from the south
ern part Of the peninsula viii number
over 100000 by the end OF the sea-
son. while the farmers claim it poor
one according TO the acreage that was
put in this crop.
Evening journal., 1909-07-19
TICKET PUNCH
MEANS A RIDE

WASHINGTON. D. c., July 17-"when
does a railroad journey hegin?" is the
curious question which has been pre-
sentcd to the Interstate Commerce Com
mission. 1t involves some intricate legal
points and. therefore. is a problem about
which already there is serious conten-
ton.
Several railay lines hold that a pas
senger's journey begins when he passes
through the gate from the station to
the train and his ticket is punched by
the gateman. Although for any one Of
many reasons. the passenger may not
take the train, the companies refuse TO
refund to him the amount he paid for
the ticket. maintaining that the passen-
ger began his journey when he passed
the gateman.
It is quite likely that the question will
be fought out before the Commission
next fall, I'm a formal hearing unless the
railroads should accept as final an ad-
ministrative ruling Of the Commission
on the subject.
Evening journal., 1909-07-19
HAS DELUSION he
MUST PICK UP PAPER

MILTON. Del. July l9-charles Burton
a young colored man Of this town. be-
cause Of an accident. has become partially
demented. While chopplng wood some
months ago his axe hit clothes-line, re-
bounding with terrihc force upon his
head.
Before the accident he was Industrious
but since has no time to work. because he
Is under the hallucination that he Is en-
ployed by the Government 10 pick paper
from the streets Of the town. An opera
tion by a specialist Il is believed would re-
store him to his right mind and sub
scription is being urged for that purpose.
Evening journal., 1909-07-19
MILFORD TO EXAMINE
ITS SCHOOL PUPILS
spec,al 70 rnE EvENINo JoURNA1

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL
MILFORD, Del, july l9.-The Board Of
Education has appointed a comnbttee to
investigate the advisability and propriety
.of securing medical examinations Of dill
tory pupils, for the detection af anatom-
ical and physiological defects that retard
the proper perception and appropriation
OF their teaching This committee was
also delegated TO suggest changes neces-
sary in the present exclusion laws re-
lating to infectious anu contagious dis
eases.
Evening journal., 1909-07-19
WOMEN BETTER THAN
MEN AS SCHOOL CLERKS

GEORGETOWN. Del. July 19.-So thor
oughly has the work been done IA School
District No. M by a woman clerk that
the voters OF that district again elected
n woman 20 that position, placing Mrs.
Elizabeth Nunn IN charge OF tho school
affairs. Some years ago Mrs. eliza Teas
was elected its school clerk. the first
woman IN Delaware to ever receive that
honor. She declined TO serve again this
year.
Evening journal., 1909-07-19
CAMDEN

CAMDEN. Del. July 19.-Dover base
bail team defeated Camden Friday; score
to s.
are visiting in Denton, Md
Mrs. Irwin Sheppard and daughter
of Wilmington, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
j. W. Stephens.
The Rev. Thomas Pardee and wife,
OF Salem. Md, are visiting Captain a.
c .Mench ana wife.
Harry Shutz, OF Philadelphia, is Wis
iting his sister here.
Evening journal., 1909-07-19
pisplaoe Policeman at Chester.

Common Councilman Edward Farmer
has been appointed a member of the
police force TO succeed George Demby
colored. who was SUSPENDED by Mayor
Johnson pending an investigation and
result OF the criminal charges against
him which were brought 20 light IN the
recent Bethel Court raids.
Evening journal., 1909-07-19
Is BANANAS
NEARLY FATAL

GEoRGETowN. Dbl. July 1s.-Try-
ing to cat % bananas. Lee Pepper nearly
died from indigestion when he had got
ten to 25 and also 4ost bet as to his
capacity.
A conversation in the store kept by
Otis Warrington inspired the attempt.
Pepper declared he could eat 2s bananas
one after another. and Warrington
wagered him that he could not do H.
Pepper started and ate the first 10 with
apparent relish. After that the fruit
seemed harder to swallow. and when the
twenty-hfth banana had been swallowed
the boy stopped, doubled up with pain
Read TIE EVENING JouRNA-.
Evening journal., 1909-07-19
Quinn on the River.

party Of young men who enjoyed
launch party to Kits Hammock and
Bowers Beach last week was compos-
ed Of r. r. Moore. e. Moore, IT., JOS
eph Pusey. Edward Pusey. Frank Finn.
r. w. Mcclellan. ]. B. Miles. Charles
b. Holiday. w. S. Simpson, NJ Curley,
r. Thompson. Reuben Satterthwsite
William Frank. j. p. Spring. DIR. +. P.
Burnham and George Backius.
Evening journal., 1909-07-19
Memorial to Ger. Palmer.

Reverencing the memory Of their Did
commander. General William Palmer.
the Survivors Association Of the Fiji
teenth Pennsylvania Cavalry have
caused to be made a memorial tablet
of bronze. which is TO be placed in
Palmer Hall, at Colorado College. Cen
eral Palmer was well-known to many
Delawareans.
Evening journal., 1909-07-19
ROBBERY AT MILTON
FIRST IN FIFTY YEARS

MILTON. Del. July i9.-The FIRST rob
berry that has taken place In 50 years in
Milton. where locking doors has long
been out OF fashion, took place when
someone broke into the home Of J. +.
Davidson. while the family was absent,
and stole a quantity OF lard and a pound
OF butter. So hurried was the thief that
he scooped the lard out with his hands,
leaving the prints OF his fingers n tho
can and the greasy marks on the kitch-
en- door
Evening journal., 1909-07-19
Heart toHeart
Talks.
WHAT'S THE UsE7
By EDWIN A. NYE.

Copyright. 1909. by American Press Assc
ciatiOul
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-11-19
Geiterrcidlsituaurn.

@ien.-gIltf ireiem 6eloe nGdlit
8iener.gteuoor wuroe ser 39idbriGs
grieitrGger @mmerid SeIlinef aus
Riiet in gobmen init elmer ShuB'
lpun0e om Sopfe, Die er iib in ieIbit.
m0rOeriiher Ibiiht bcibrudte, idiuer
oerIest aufaefuuoen. Seainef lit
Batter Don iieben ainoern.
d.-Sier bat iid) Elm
8omite 9ebilbet, melfcs Die @riin'
opnq ,eines Observation-Disclosures
fir Eirol borbereitet uno iuSbeioH.
oere nit Dem Stuhtum Der 1roge be-
traltt iii. peId)e Soften erforocrlidI
iin6. nm eirem oerartigen 8ereine
prottiite @rfolae al iidsrn. Gem
aomite 9eboren ntebrere Sffi5iese
uno Observation-Disclosures an.
3.-Gs erihoB iid) in cinem
bieiigen Sotel Elm Yaiiaoier, Der it'd
in ons Hrpmoenbud oils RuouIpb
SdIimp eintrug. Sn einem 3urild'
gclolIenen Nrief COB CT ais Wtotio
oeS SelbitmorocS elm u~nheiIbureS
2eioen an uno eriudte, Die DIRECTION
Der Shattauer Qonlpaureniabrif III
@ien 81 oerit1noigen. GhlImp mar
oIS guuinipi5ient bel Ser 6irma or.
geitellt.
tngoriih Sra6iih d. -
Bon Dem Bug Nr. 2766 iino i'm Sci.
lometer 107 in Scr Strefe Yopo.
miss Srotihonib Ser 2inie @rtinn
SlaropaB oie locomotive nit Ten'
Der unO orei3ehn Bagen entgleiIt.
Der 2ofomotipiiihrer 8ucet unO Der
Sei6er ao8umplit wuroen aet0otet,
Der 3uqiiihrer Sanat uno Wanipu'
liant Winf(er perlekt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-11-19
G6nigreid Sudlien.

9reSoen.- Die giiipobner5obI
8reSoenS nit NIbrrtito0t: 31blanes.
er9ebniB bonn /. 9ejember 1905:
1886, Notwithstanding aui
/. September 1909: 546, 900.
9urf.- Gem Steinbrutsbeiieet
Storfe in 9urf lit Die Iilberue Sc.
Observation-Disclosures oerlicDen ipoi.
Den.
Sobnitein OR il b al. -
Haitor Honit bon bier tpltr0e oIs
Srt8pfnrrer Der @emein0c Miiilien.
Ct. Wid)eln bel 3mifnu getpGhIt.
2engenfeIo l. y. - Iiidlcr.
meiiter 8erbinanO 9tcger i~eierte oas
50iGbri0e NiirgeriubiIGuml.
&oBnib +. - Sier bronnte oos al
Der Gbemniser StraBe gclegene Se.
roloide @obnung Dolllt0noig nieoer.
% i | AT. - &urj Dor icitem %
idbrigen 9[rbeitSjubilGun ~itiirjtc bier
Der Sei5er elmer 6abrit 10 uugIiidlid)
bon elmer Setter, Dab er iif idpere
@cinbrilde 5r5og.
No cu.- Sbnet0ermeiiter Stf'
iecr bier be9ing onS 50iabrige 0iir.
gerjubildlm.
BIouen,-Seinc ihlperen Der.
lctungen erIcgcn lit i'm Staotfran.
fenbuuie Der 81 Sabre oIte Saul
mann gouI &ennpel,
Hehenberg.- Ser cbemaIige
@irtbidoitSbeiiser unO 0eIhGnoler
ar0ncrt in &ehenberg bel @ienell.
miible %ieierte nit ieincr Gbeirau Die
goIoene Sod5eit.
8oigtSOorf - Sier iiel ooS
Stuei Sabre oIte ain0 oeS @irtb.
it)oitsbeiiber 0iiihel in cine Saildch.
CRUDE uno crtranf.
WerOou.- Gas 50i1brige Dir.
gerinbiIdlum be9ing in Beroau Der
Ertootier Grnit Nuaitit llQrid,.
3ittnu.- Serr Staotratb Ser.
tier Scinrih 2n9ner lit i'm alter bon
70 Sobren geitorben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-11-19
eit.grenfen.

OF. GpIau.- S5n einem @niall
bon 8eiItesgcitortbeit iprang Der Be
iiser gouaro Nllf ants Oitremba bel
2onfpiB auf Der Station Dt. @pIa,i
Dor ben einiabrenoen Berionen5ig
lno muroe nieoergeriiien. Gem I'm.
itonbe, 6aB Der 3ug nur init mGBi'
ger @eitpinOigfeit fubr uno Iotort
gum Steben gebraft meroen fonnte,
lit es gu peroonfen, bob &lld onltei'
nenb nidt IebensgefdbrIid perIest
tuor6cn lit.
Sborn. - 9urd elm BON @ai'
iet undergraduates d)rotforn iuuroe
oui oer> Gnteniago Der 9tittergutsbe.
iiter BIepe aus Soiet&6orf 10 i6tper
ms @uge a%etroffen, oaB Die SeD'
froit oerforen .geben 6iirfte.
2ebensgeiGbrIid perIest iuur6e Der
fiinijGbrige Sobn oe5 5ortififationS'
ibreibers Sborsfi burdJ einen JteOoI.
beriduB in Die ShIofe. Der Ser.
ilneIiidte ul,o fem 7.jdbriger grllber
fpielten init einem geIobenen Heool.
Der, oils pIosIid Der SdrB Iosoing
uno Den 5.iGbrigen annben trai.
3oppot. = Der fgl, &reiSidul'
inipeftor S6uIratb @itt bierielbit
ieierte ieineu 70. 8eburtstag.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-11-19
Wmrttrmbern.

Stuttqort. BrGIat @eb.
boro Shneioer. Oberfirhenratb, De.
fan oeS 2an0fapitels Galttgart,
Sta0tpfarrer bel Ct. 0taria in
Gtuttaart, lit mad Iangerem 2eioeu
g%eitorben.
6reuoentboI. - Ger Briua.
tier ". 8. @ertbeimer rro ieine Che.
frau RauIine, aeb. 6teiH. ieiertcn IL
noGer RiiitiQfeit oas Set Der gol0P.
men 6oh5eit.
0men it ei n. = Ger oeruitt,
tucte En9I0bner Gbriition 8I0pier
BON bier lit bon cinem 9auue obgc'
itiir5t mo an Den erIittenen ihneren
8~erletungen aeitorben.
NuoenSburQ. Sn SemiH.
fofcn brounte oaS Sans 0es Shnei.
SermeiitcrS SaHter in fur5er 3eit Bis
oltt Den @rmo uicoer
g 6o"rnoorf. - Sn Steiner.
berg brannte 6oS Intueien 0eS Ban.
ern BEG Hte6et. 3ns Gieb fonnte
G|erettet mer0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-11-19
GroDin,.SadlIeu.r

W agoeburg.- Gem &utider
Hobert &reti6mer, Dem Nrbeitel
Seinrih SiinOer, ben Sdloiiern Ser
mann 8riibeinn, gIuguit 8uiie nnf
Gmil Gnglidl ionic ben Drebern Iu.
quit 8abrs uuO Gouore 9ombod
iammtIid bier, lit Ous 9ta9enleine 81.
reu5ei6en uerlieben poroen.
8urQ. - ailr5Iid ~ieierte Der
S0iGbrige 2ebrer a. .. gluguit Serr'
mann nit ieincr Satin bas Set Der
goloenen Sod5eit.
@rurt. - Wor Dem Shluurge-
rifJt bate iih Der &ei5er OSfar Touit
aus Grfurt wegen periudten Ioo'
i6lagS 81 perannporten.
Ger gngeflagte Wuroe gu 2h Sab
rem 3uftboiS uno 5 Sabren Gbroer.
lult oerurtbetlt.
Que0linb a, - Dem Sob
ne oes @laierneiiterS Shneemel6er
bon bier lit aui @ruuo ieiles @eieI'
IenItiids, zines bumten Neniters nit
8leioergloiung, 0ie Bered)tiqunq sunl
giniGbrig.6 reipiuigen.0 ert6eiIi
tporoen. Ole arbeit lit cine por5iig-
lihe 2eiIhlng aui' funItgenerbIidcn
@ebiete
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-11-19
Giaf.2 utbrinaen.

GoImur. - @ier lit ser felt lam
gen Sabren am bieiiqeu 2pjeum thu.
ttge BrofeIIor 81. Gramer nod Ian.
gerem 2ei0en 9eitorben, no6bem er
felt 5fuei Sabren i'm Rubeitano Iebte.
Sberb a III NJ er. - SIM bieiigen
Steinbruh murbe ser Irbeiter @c.
raro aiis 6eiien ourh berobiaQenoe
Steine 10 ihper perIest, 0aB er alti
I%norbnung bes iofort t~eIepboniif
berbeigerufcnen Ir5tes oli eirem
8agen hud Sauie trunsportirt wer,
ben milbte.
Rombah . = Gum nelten ReoI'
lebrer an ser bieiigen SiitteniduIe
9ripat, puroe ser &C.
priiite 2ebromtSfanbioot SerL Or
9isegaer (5uIest in 9ieoenboien) en-
nonnt.
8abern. - @egen 9~eIeioigInQ
bntte iih Ser Neoafteur oes. Dab.
Sins" @iebife nor Dem S6offenge.
riht 81 oerantmorten; er bate Dem
Hehtsontpolt Suiti5ratb 2ur5 nad,-
aeiagt. er nertrete feinen ebrIifler
8ro3eb. % er ous nidt betneiier
fonnte. tpuroe er 81 60 Warf @eIb.
itroie oocr 8 Sagen Soft perurtbeilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-11-19
SdIcGen.

9resIau. - Ser Sdneioermei.
Iter g(tguit Rosfe, sntonienItraBe
6-8, f~eierte nit ieiner 6rau Nnu.
line, geb. S6ul5, Dos Set ser goIoe.
nen Sod5eit. Die firhlide Ginie9.
nilng oes SubeIpoores ooQ5og Boitor
print. bon Shnqinib in Der Gliiobet6.
firfe, pobei Dem Boare oos 8naoen.
accident bon so Wff. iiberreid)t nltroe.
8un5Ia II. - 9tadoem Der bis.
berige 9ireftor oeS bieiigen aonigIi.
den 8pmnaiiumS, @ebeimer HCgic.
runqsrat6 Or. OItenoori, Ser Der Gn.
itaIt Is Sabre lang oorgeItan0en bat.
in ben Hubeitono getrete1 it, lit al
ieiner STEELE SpmnaiiolOireftor 9}rof.
Or. 9iele aus Glen beruicn iuor0en.
V@orIib. - 8iirjlid perunglildte
ser 4braumarbeiter Walter aus Sic.
0er.9oueenou i'm 8er9luerf oStoot
@orIit" i'm Eogebau. Screinitiir.
5enoe Eonmoiien 5erQuctihtcn ibm
oen %ruitfaIten, ioooB Der 600 iofort
eintrat.
2an6c8but.- 9iir5Iih bcging
ser erite @eiitli6e an bieiiger 8no.
Oenfird)e 8oitor prim. 6oeriter bns
Set oeS 25.idbrigen SrtsiubildunlS.
20penberg. - is ianO Die
ginfiibrung oeS neugelpGbIten Hef.
tors WiruS aus Gbarlottenburg IN
iein amt an Ser bieiigen cOangelii6en
Stoptihulc itntt.
Neurooe.- 3tpii6en Sen Sta.
tionen 2ubpigsborf uno Gentner.
brunn iuuroe Der 9ergmann Hieoel
aus Shol5engruno pom 3lge iiber.
inbren. Gem 8erungliidten puroe
Der &opf bonn HRmpfe getrcnnt. SIS
Iiegt SeIbitmoro Dor.
So9au.- Sofbu6Oruder Soep.
pei, 8crleger Der nRieocrihI! Iagem.
3eitune"" bat onIaBlid ieincS so.
jG6rigen 9erufsii,bilGumS Der StoOt
Suoan 5000 Wtorf iiberpieier.
@aI0enb II er J. 2ebrcr Sap.
Ter, Der ieit 1861 i'm Sduloienit itebt
rno ieit 1871 8oriduIIebrcr nn bic.
iiaen 8DmnoIium par, lit IN oen Nlt.
beitdno getreten. Gus bielem gnlab
lit ibm ser &%ronenoroen A. alalie Der.
lieben poroen.
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sIarmitaSt.

rbeiIeer.- 4iirBIih tprrSe
bic 5rau beS9Rmrermeiiters S6pur5
mttteu in Der llnterbaltung nit ibren
&%ngeborigen BON etnem Ser3i6Iage
%betroffen, Der iofort tootIib tpar.
SretenieeM. - SSSl Der Natt
mur0e bic Soireite 6e5 2anopirtbs
Gouoro RiibI Elm Haub oer6lammen.
Sutrbauen EN-. - guf ireieu
Sub eeieet tpltroe Oie 18iGbrtge God.
ter oes bieiigeu 2onorpirtbs Simou
Hiider, Die inter Dem 8erbadte Oes
9inoesmoroes oerbaitet Doroen mar.
Nteoer @oIIit - Sci
Ser giirgermeiItersDabG murbe Der
Iangi6brige @iirgermeiIter @eith init
1876 Stimmen %einitimmig Dieoer'
gauGbIt.
S~armsbeim .-@s ipurbe bier
Ser 3~4.iGbrige Steiubru6 Irbeiter
SaaS berboitet. Gr iou am 8. Otto
Der IN 8ingen einen @tn6rud)soieb'
Itahl be9angen baben.
@ormS 8. - 9ieRreistpohrun9s'
SSnipeftorin fir ben &reis 8ormS,
~sSrGuIein Or. Gonrab, bat ibr Imt
ipegen ibrer be%ooritebenben 8erbeIt.
dung nieoergelcgt.
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pofna9rl9tet'
ats hetas Gltfn nater-
lanHP.
9lus Der &eidsbamptitabt.

9erIin. = Ser frIbere &irden-
faiienrenbant Der 2a3aruseemeinbe,
&ef)nunasratb BOB, Ser i'm oergange-
Hen Sommer nah bebutenoen Inter.
f6Ingungen fIiiftig eelporOen par,
fpuroe bier feitgenommer.
Sier CAB Der 4~5i6brige Sabrifregi-
Traitor $aDerbed, @aIbitraBe 3, aut
ie1ne 80 Sabre olte Srau BRET 5fepol-
nerid)liiie nb uno perIeste lie idmer.
Die @beIeute Iebten lett IGngerer Belt
- ani6eineno infuIge giferiu6t oeS
Rannes = in beftiger SebOe.
@eeen groBtrS 6pinoeIeien tulroe
Die friibere S6auipielerin Camilla
@olf i'm Griibitiidsrallm zines @aa.
renbauies an Ser 2eip6igeritrabe felt
Genommen.
Gin groBes Teit, aneeii6ts bes
groBen @e6ieIS 6eS GranfenpfIeger'
perionaIs, feiertc ser Oberp6rter &i-
6nro Sdtnootpsfp, ndmli6 one Gag
ieiner 2%5i1brigen 8ugeb0ri9feit CUR
fonigIiden dirurgii4en alinit IN
Berlin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-11-19
ScTcns GniIel.

@eifo. - Qieicr Gage fouo in
Moslor ourt BEN 9iihoi BON 5uloo
ole @eibe Der neuerbaiiten STRIDE
itott.
d. = Sn Steiupcri
brannte oos Sous mo StaaeebGuoe
oes @inipobners 9ittmnnn nieber.
Setten1uuicn - Roh 40.
jGbriger 0ienit5eit lit 2ebrer GidorO
oabier IN ben ipoblperoicnten &ubc.
itono getretell. ro
SInfeIo. - @ei Der Griasuobl
fir oen areiStag I'M If. 8ablbe5irt
Der 9anogemeinoen luuroe Der Bauer
Sol. SiIpert 81 gitctfeIo gemGblt.
S6ereoe. - Der SllGtiperf3.
better WenIe ou5G oblbaitIen lultrOe
oui Der Observation-Disclosures boil
Dem 8erliuer.G GIuer S.3ug init lei.
nem Subrperf iiberiabren lrno %ioiort
getootet.
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Ghlrsmia.6 pIitein.

IItouo. Der an 6iidmarft
tG mobnenoe 40 Sabre oIte &oui,
mann 2iibfe bat iid angcblid pegei,
cineS unbeilbareu Se~r5Ieioeu3 burd
cinen HepoIperi6uB in ben &opf &C.
to0tet.
GIHfftaot. - Su ser Nofyt i'll
oaS @epeie oes @ainpirtbS Stiber
in 9rodStorferbaien burd) elm S6u.
benfeuer p6ui9 eingedidert.
StebDe .-Sn Der bieiiaeu 9roo.
fobrif puroe Der 8%ddergeieue Seru.
Neumann ourd einen aus oerShIin.
&c berobfaQenoen WebIiod get0otet.
M arne.- Ger Soibeiiser 9uu.
fen in 9urIteroeid plr0e bel Dem
transport elmer 9reidmuihiue 10
idmer perIeet, Dab ct oil Den Sol.
gen itorb.
@epcISfIeth. - Sem 50iGb.
RIGGS @eihGftsiubildum mo aIeih.
5eitig ieinen 20. @~eburtStua fonntc
ser in lueitenareiien betumte5 dtfis.
bottmciitrr s. Surge bieriel6It bq0e.
ben.
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Ghiu.i5.

n.-@on5 uneriuurtet iii bic
Nadridt aus Wontreur cinaetroiien.
Dab NntionoIratb Or. &arl Siltp ou.
bingegon9en lit.
9eIltn8ona. - Der Wt0rocr
Der Gbereia EopiS in Gbioiio lit Der.
baitet lporoen; eS lit Der ei9ene Sobn
Der crmor0eten areiiiu.
2u5ern. - SIM NIter bon 6S
Sobren ltarb uad) Iangerem 2ei6ell
@itol Clutter. friiberer l~angidbri9er
Rcoattelir oes o2u5erner Eagebla.'
te5" tno Correspondent Der oNeucu
3irder 3eitung".
Sioers. = Gtnem ilnger Sd.
ger gtomens 3enggenboger iuurbe
ourh einen unperiebens I~osgebenl.
oen SduB Der llnterfieier Weggerii.
fen. Der 8~erungIilfte lit i'm Spital
in Sioers geitorbet.
Ct. 'OoIler. - Sci Der Griat.
Dobl zines Nid,ter5 i'm Be5irt 8obou
iiegte Der fonierpntioe a%onbiout, &c.
%meinocrotb 3nbiler. Struuben5eq,
nit 1895 gegen 2047 Stimmen.