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New-York tribune., 1909-09-09
ADMIRAL LIE PoRD IN COMMAND.
Will Have Charge Of French Squadron at the
Hudson Fulton Celebration.
tFrom The Tribune Bureau

Washington, Sept. S-Rear Admiral lie Pord, one
OF the highest officers OF the French navy. will
command the French warshps at the Hudson
Fulton celebration. The State Department was
Informed OF this to-day in a message from the
American Ambassador at Paris Three ships will
eomprise the French squadron-the Justice. the
Verite and the Liberts. The State Department has
been also informed through Ambassador Hill that
Admiral Won Koester and his adjutant. Lieutenant
Captain Won Mueller, the German representatives
at the celebration. will arrive in New York on Sep
+ernber a They are sailing the Blucher. Pa
mama will be represented at the celebration by
Senor Ramon Valdez the Minister Of Justice. He
is expected to arrive IN New York on September s.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-09
CENSUS SUPERVISORS ANNOUNCED.

Heverlv. Mass, Sept h.-The appointment OF
large number of census supervisors was announced
tonight. Those for New York ana Ne" Jersey
follow So, ~
Ney yorl-3d District. Alexander X. smith, Tar
r,town an District James khy, Hy1Sk' s, r,s ln
.it I'ranrie J. Dunn. IIadley; nth District. Hehly
= Tocknghan. Jr., Utica 18Th District James =
), ,-oS-nnnicI Syracuse: 18th District, George r
NJ, a,1ynV Albany 18th District, Robert g Turn
i.Il Campbell 2oth District John campbell
New Jersey-2d District EEan f Bennsrs ne, ns 20
ias.i . ,,,,is y FIoa gland. Elizabeth ath District
Tai,5 ~ z Weasfei, Jersey CITY.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-09
CLERK CHARGED WITH NEW swINpLE.

Henry Winters. twenty-seven years old of No.
6l7 West llst street clerk in Webber's market at
10th street and Third avenue. Vas arrested yes
terday charged with swindling by a novel method
Louis webber. proprietor OF the market. says that
yesterday Winters shipped a barrel Of potatoes
worth 81 30 to fictitious address. marking his
hooks as though II were cash sale. He got 81 -
from the cashier when the potatoes came back
Mr.. Webber said that n hasty examination of the
books showed that Winters had secured about
g. OOO in the last year in the same way
New-York tribune., 1909-09-09
TO ARB1TRATB NEW BEDFORD DISPUTE
Cloth Manufacturers Adopt Proposition
Amicable Settlement Expected.

New Bedford. Mass, Sept s.-A proposition TO
submit the demand for an increase in wages. made
bv the cotton mill operatives of this city. 10 the
state Board of Arbitration was adopted at meet
ing OF the cloth manufacturers to-day. A letter
was sent to the secretary OF the textile council
announcing the decision. Inasmuch the union
has voted in favor of arbitration, It is expected
that the isue will be amicably settled.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-09
nuTcH CHEESE. NOT CHOLERA

Falncuth, England, Sept s-rhe British tank
steamer Cheyenne. from Rotterdam September for
,-ev york left here to-day for her destination sf
Ter having been kept in quarantine AZ the request OF
rbe American authorities for four DAYS because It
as heIieyed she had suspected cases Of cholera
on board Investigation showed that the suspected
oases were merely suffering from Indigestion caused
rv eating Dutch cheese.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-09
MARKING THE HUDSON ROUTE.
Ten Additional BuOys To Be Placed Tenn
porarily Along the River

Washington Sept S--As aids TO navigation for
vessels at the HudsOn-Fulton celebration, the
Lighthouse Board will establish. about September
"A, ten additional buoys. marking the flats Of the
river between New York and Newburg. They will
be only temporary. and will be discontinued after
the celebration.
Spuyten Duyvil Greek, PieTmont. Tarrytown. Hook
Mountain, two to mark narrow turn Just below
Sing Sing Prison. CrotOn Point and two in Haver-
straw Bay, either side. TO indicate the edge
of the fats.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-09
HELD FOR KANSAS KIDNAPPING.
Although Fight for Incubator Baby I;
Ended, State Still Presses Charge.

Topeka. Kan. Sept. S-Mrs J. G. Barclay. Frank
Fl. Tillotson. J. n. Gentry and David Gregg were
arraigned before Judge Simeon in the City Court
here to-day the charge OF kidnapping Marian
Bleakley. the incubator baby" All the prisoners
were represented by attorneys and the was
bitterly contested.
The four prisoners were bound the Dis
trict Court. Bail was fixed at 5000 each. except
in Gregg's case. His bond was fixed at 500. AL
though the fight for possession of the child has
ended the state has not dropped the kidnapping
charge.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-09
JOY RErGNs AT M'KEEs ROCKS.
strilers Vote Unanimously 20 Accept Terms
and Shops Reopen,

r1r.sturr. Sept. s-By practically Unanimous
vcte ,fe strikers Of the Pressed Steel Car Com
psny decided Today 70 return 10 work al the plant
end accept the concessions granted by the com
pan, MANY Il The men have already resumed
v---. s 49, ,.iIi return Is soon as their old
places csa be given 20 Them
To,. y,f,,.. 30, ,f.Efe,s Rocks tonight, and many
s+or,. 49, 49,. saa, closed since the strike
began eight weeks ago have reopened- Nlhe men
we're killed and scores injured. snd monetary ioSS
~ +...-,. =. .1--,~.,5s ~ dollars experiences
80 { result OF the trouble
New-York tribune., 1909-09-09
SAY DEsERTER TOOK $1,000.
Reward of $1,000 Offered for Missing Man g
Arrest

Washington, Sept. s.-A reward OF 81 90 instead
OF the usual OF $50 prescribed for apprehension
OF deserters has been authorized by the Controller
OF the Treasury in the OF William Lane OF
Company c. 22d Infantry, who is charged with de-
sertng while furlough at Fairbanks, Alaska.
early this year. and with having embezZled about
sl1 900 OF government funds.
The large amount is authorized because the mans
capture is especially desired. with view TO his
trial by court martial on the embezzlement charge.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-09
FLOOD IN MATAMoRAs, MEXICO.
Half the City Under Water from One TO Six
Feet Deep.
IBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune. !

Ma1amoras. Mexico, Sept S-The food water
from large lagoon south of this city cut through
the embankment last night and flooded nearly half
of this city from to six feet deep All night
school buildings
Much Of the flooded area is in old lagoon bed
and occupied chiefly by people of the poorer class
The food tide is cutting channel in a southeast
erly direction through Matamoras, and if it rises
four feet the town will be ruined.
The Rio Grande flood to-day came within a block
of the custom house and the Hidalgo Plaza. No
lives were lost
New-York tribune., 1909-09-09
FRIEND OF AMERICA REMEMBERED
Tablet Affixed to the House of Jean Luaac in
Leyden, Holland

Ieyden. Holland Sept s-A bronze tablet tne
memory Of Jean Luzac friend Of Washington
and supporter Of the American War for Inda-
pendence was unveiled here to-day by the Rev
rr Y z Grihis Of Boston, in the presence % The
civic and academic authorities OF Leyden
The tablet which is the gift Of the Netherlands
Society OF philadelphia vas affixed 70 the wall Of
the bouse occupied by Luzac. Or. Blok. professor
81 +he Tev1en University, made speech Of thanks
New-York tribune., 1909-09-09
EXTRAORDINARY TERM FOR ICE CASES
Governor Hughes Appoints One for October
Here, Justice Wheeler Presiding,

Albany. Sept s.-On application of Attorney
General OMaIey, Governor Hughes to-day ap
pointed an extraordinary trial term Of the Supreme
Court be held in New York County October
l. Justice Charles B. Wheeler, Of Buffalo, presid-
ing. 70 take up four indictments against the Amer
lean Ice Company
The indictments were found in July. 1905 The
corporation was charged with being guilty OF mis-
demeanors in that II sought TO prevent competition
in the sale Of : commodity in common and
had thereby caused a restraint Of trade in viola
ton Of the so-called Donney antitrust Tbs
preliminary proceedings which the indictments
we're found in charge Of James W. Osborne
OF New York who designated a special
deputy attorney general by ex-Attorney General
Jackson. II Is understood that Mr.. Osborne will
represent the the trial of the indictments
James W. Osborne said yesterday that he had
as yet received word of his appointment
special prosecutor 10 take up the four indictments
against the American Ice Company. which 10
be brought before extraordinary trial term Of
the Supreme Court October T.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-09
Mr.. RIDDLE LEAVES ST. PETERSBURG
Retiring American Ambassador to Meet Sue
cessor in Berlin

ST. Petersburg sept S-John W. Riddle. the re-
tiring American Ambassador to Russia, left 81.
Petersburg this evening for Berlin. He will meet
his successor. ". W. Rockhin, in the German
capital After spending a few weeks in Paris Mr..
Riddle VIII return TO America, reaching New York
in November.
All the members of the diplomatic corps. Baron
Buxhoevden representing the Foreign Office and
many of Mr.. Riddles Russian friends bade him
farewell the railway station
New-York tribune., 1909-09-09
Or. HAND KILLED AT CROSSING.

Cape May. n. J.. Sept s.-Dr. John Fl. Hand
aged about sixty-fve years. a resident OF Dtas
Creek. was struck by West Jersey express at
Cape May Courthouse crossing tonight and in
stantly killed. The horse he driving was also
killed. DR.. Hand was a bachelor and a leading
Democratic politician
New-York tribune., 1909-09-09
LBFEBvRB's RUDDER BROKE
Cause Of Accident Which Resulted in French
Aviator's Death.

-r-sg -su--Orge. france, Sept &-An autopsy
ye-to-med to-day on the body OF n Lefebvre, rhe
Preach aeronaut who was killed by the falling cf
hjz 1s-oplsne here yesterday. shows that death
came as result of = fractured skull The acct
oert a-trf5uted 20 the breaking Of The ruddsr ot
The machine
Franz Peche who few with Il. LefebTre Nh-n
Fhs seroqsur Won third place in the passenger ~on
rest "A Rheims said to-day that he and the LEAD
-lsl we've planning z passenger flight scross tire
lrrsrncl
New-York tribune., 1909-09-09
rwo ExTRApITIoNs FROM LONDON.

London, Sept s-Adelbert 7. Hoyt. of New York.
who is wanted in that city on charges Of grand
larceny and forgery. to-day committed for eX-
tradition lie will for New York September %
The same officer who takes Hoyt VIII nave III nus
e,oa,, also Eleanor I. Beattie who arrested
IN London last June on a charge of grand larceny
committed in New York and who has asked to he
sent hack for trial.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-09
AMERICAN PLEADS GUILTY IN LONDON

London Sept s.-James Campbell, OF New York
today pleaded guilty at the Old Bailey police court
"a the charge of having obtained $4,000 under false
,ret.nces sentence was postponed Campbell was
..,a1 IN Liverpool last August He is said Ia
- . mining broker. lie obtained the money by a
sale Of worthless stock.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-09
POSTMASTER ARRESTED.

Washington. Sept s.-Ths Fostofhce Departmsnt
has been advised OF the arrest of Adoipho Esps-
nosa postmaster at Ranches OF Taos. ~. NJ. On
charge Of having snbezzIed money order funds
The alleged shortage IS placed az about s4.seo.
The postua aster says that the shortsss "a dus u,
robbery 81 the postofncs on September
New-York tribune., 1909-09-09
Pennsylvania RAILROAD
Bulletin
Bulletin.


The Pennsylvania Railroads through train service from New
ork to Chicago ST. and other the central a
Peas particularly to the homebound from
the eastern summer resorts
Its matchess roadbed its complete protective eoupment and
the hgh-grade appointment safe ~ and on
Portable.
The Limited offer every essential Of ease and convenience
that discriminating taste demands the Injuries of life
are included IN their appointments Their compart
me and the observation parOrs particularly adapted to the
use OF families while the find smoking and dining cars
all the conveniences of the club
The PENNSYLVANIA Special leaving York at s55 p M
IS the quick and reliable train to the Weony eighteen hours to
Chicago The Pennsylvania Limited, leaving at 1885 A. NJ
little less fleet but of the high grade other respects The
Chicago Limited leaving at ASS P. NJ popular train of high
class -
The St Louis Limited" leaving at I55 p NJ is the hest
equipped as well as the quickest train to the
Other good trains leave at hours
Wf
Sss Tal 9ear sa4S@ sFSa
New-York tribune., 1909-09-09
TWENTY SEVEN HURT IN CRASH.
Iuterurban Cars in Head-on Collision After
One Passes Switch.

Chicago, Sept s.-Twenty-seven persons were in
jured two seriously in q head-on collision to-day
between two interurban the Elgin & Bel
videre Electric Railroad, near Huntley, ILL., a vii
lage few miles south Of Elgin. The accident
was caused by the failure Of an eastbound car 10
stop az 4 switch
New-York tribune., 1909-09-09
GIRL STUDENT BURNED TO DEATH.

C,gdensburq, y Y, sept. S.--Riary sanderson. of
FlscSvilIe sixteen years old student at the Free
Academy here was burned 10 death to-day while
,Iesninp her skirt with gssolene fre She
uae alone and her cries were unheard-
New-York tribune., 1909-09-09
NORWAY Ar HupsoN.FuLToN EerE.

Christiania, Norway, Sept S-The government has
instructed o. GUIDE. the Norwegian Minister to
Washington, to represent Norway at the Hudson
Fulton celebration in New York
New-York tribune., 1909-09-09

ASenue (oV>r until 1000 ?. NJ daily incIu4fnr sur
Fu,Iilan phone $3.50 Madison square, Isl Fffth
= ternnaI station stations foot OF Desbrossss stree
- -0~-1---o 7>F1---7' ooV 0to-A-
New-York tribune., 1909-09-09

Pennsylvania Railroad Ticket Ofhces at 26a Fifth
days and HOLIDAYS Telephone 1852 Madison SQUARE
Avenue. 10. 461 1854 Broadway Pas Columbus Aven
berry Street West Twentvthird Street station HudSo
and foot Of Cortlandt Street York 336 Fulton -
way. and Annex Station foot OF Fulton street Brook
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-04
StalieniId)cr 6oninl ocrlangt SdDn.
bcncrIaB.

IcnpcE Gol., 3. Nopem6er. -
Wabrlhcinlih miro Der bieii0c ito.
lIellilfe aollill Hoiii bel Den 9ebor-
otn in &oibington cine alo9c onbGn.
gig mod)elL neil geltern ein Stills
Sdcriff III 0aS i%tolieniid)e &oniulot
cingeorlln9cn lit, Inn Dem aoniul CT.
non &orlnOCbcfcbl cin5ubGnbi0en.
FosQllale Gortc. Elm iriibercr itolies
;lld)cr aonluI IN 0enper. bat ae9cn
Holll mc9cll dngebliher @crlcumounQ
emo alogc oui $4,000 Sdobeneriab
%cllbnngtg 9enlodt. Stills -Sfcriii
Sipnnlnn bottc ocn Auftrug, bent
&ollliil Die alo9cidrift 5u6uitcllen.
er gillg llodl Dem &pnlulnt. no ibnt
A(logt luur0c, Der aoininl iei nidt iiir
i'm 5l Iprcdcn, on or imiltlln iiir icoe
gerifttldlc Norlooung ici. "a Der
Scnlnte ober Den aonillI in icillenl
@ureon crbIifte, ging CT Dincin nlb
MORT Die %orIobumg Dem aonilll Dor
rie 6ilBe. &onill Noiii bat oiii5iea
benin @oluc,cur Sbairotb gcidiuer-
re gefilbrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-04

oor9eItern in Sod)ien itottac6nbten
Stid)pablcn iino %fiirEoen i0diii6en
2anotog pieruno5pan5ig Gonierpas
tiuc, Elm MitteIItGnoIer, pieruno3lpon.
sig Hotionouiberale, odt 6reiiinnige
n1o 5lpeiuno5mou5ig So8ioliiten &c.
pGblt.
Sn elf @a6ffrciien Itebt Sic @obl
nod ans, bod miro Dos llcber0ewidt
Der liberalen Gurteien ais 9elidert
betradtet.
Ter beutide &0nig."
Sm f6nielidcu Shauipiel6auie
fanb geitetn a6eno Die llroltiiibrltg
oeS bon Dem iiingit pcritorbetlenG Did
ter grnit BON @iloenbrlid nodgcloi-
Ieten 9rdmas Ser beutid)e @dnig"
ltott. Ter aaiicr lnlb Die aoiierin
uobnten IL Der Sof(oge Der Nuffiib-
RING bel. Sn ibrer Segleitllllsi be
iano iih Yrin5 @eorg bon @riehen-
lono, Der grgenpdrtig ooriibergebenO
in Berlin iueilt. Gos 9rumo errong
einen Id)tungseriol6, Der fuit aus
idlieBlid Dem anOenfen bes tobttn
9idterS 9olt.
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@ablcn anf ben HfiIippincn.

Monilo, 3. Nouelnber. - Sit
&eridltc iibcr Die geitern abgebaltencr
%ollgemciilcn @nblci louien iebr lang
Jam Elm, lnO cs ldBt iit bohcr nod,
liid)t bellrtbeilen. mic bic NiIenlblr
lid 5ulammenieeen miro. Spmino.
DOR Comes, Der iriibere .YrGiioent
Ter Notionoliiten- Enrtei, lpcIfer ans
Der letten aiiemblp allsgcitoben miir-
DC. neil CT niflt 9iirger mar itllo
oesbnlb lid)t gepGbIt peroen tpnnte,
bat I'M norolid,en Wanila micoer cine
WoioritGt c%r5ieIt, uio man err
l~rortct, bab CT biesmal onerfornt
lptroen miro, Ter iiiolide Giitrift
bon Mallila bat iid) fir Tablo Scam-
%, Den iriibcren G%eleeoten Der Ybi.
lippinen in @aibinetpn, entid)ieberL
Ganoioat fir oos amt oes
Sprcders lit.
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@iel @cidJrci nno iucnia Wollc.

Sad . II, &p., 3. Hppember. -
Gle 5lr Gerbiitung bon @ublfropol.
len bierber geididte Mili5 lit nod
Sollie 5ltriidgefebrt, nit gllsnnbmc
Der Seringtoncr Gpmpognie, peld)e
bis gum S6luB bcs onl nadltell
Sumitag enbcnben @crid)tsterminS
bier bleiben miro. Ser IN 9reatbitt,
Gountp propbe5eite groBe aufrubr am
@o6ltagc bat iid) nid)t perpirfliht.
Ibgeichcn bon ben i'm Spring Sort.
Ere5inft eingetretencn Streit, bel
meldem Elm 8epublifaner bon eincnl
Gemofraten eridoiien muroe, lnO
bon Dem gbfeuern picler@ eipebre mo
Hepolper IN Die 2itft nod ocm Shlie.
zen Der @abuofaIe, perlief Mlles rll.
big. Tie Wili5.Gompoauie aus Gpr-
tbonia, pelde bier in Sodion ltatio.
nirt mar. mad)te feiuen 9eriudl benz
abfeuern BON 8reuoenihiiiien Gin.
bult 81 gebieten, uno es ltelte iid
leitoem beraus, bab iie luabreno if.
res gan5eH auientbalts in Sndion
feline ein5iee Eatrone in ibrem Belts
batte.
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Srnn Nnna 9cslcr's Sdifial.

Ncm Dorf 3. Nopembcr, -
Die pom Goronero.}lr5t 81. Shuls
por8enonmene Alttopiie Der 2eide
ton Srou slnna aeBler, Die ON Mon.
tag III ibrer 8obnung, 9tr. $40,
@cItsf21. StroBe, ermoroet uui9c-
flIlloen moroen mar, ergab, bnB Der
Shooel Der Srou all pier Stelen 9c'
broden NOR. 3r. Shllls lit Der slu,
lit)t, Dob Die pon oemDioroer benllste
@nlie ein acpobnlid)er Sommer mar.
gniongs bate man ~gegloubt, bic
6rau lei ~eroroiielt moroenL oa ilnl
ibren Sols elm 9onotut g%ebunoen
nor, ais oie 9eifc BON elmer Sfpe-
ter Der Sooteu, Der i'm gleiden Sauic
%mobnboitet 6rou Subie altmoll, ent-
ocdt mltroe. Gle Eoli5et iobnoct olli
clrcn jlngcn Shpcoen, NamenS
Spbn Henmon ooer Hornlan, Der ein
Soitgduger Der grmoroeten mar.
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Webr @ngriffc ami Gouf.

@cfomttcr 6iibrcr mo 9er9iteigcr
erflGrt Sen 0ipiel Des Molntt
Wc&inlcp iiir mlcrrcifbnr. -
Goof dis Iuiidnciber beluul5irt.
Eortlnnb, Gre, 3. NoOember.
- Sucob SlttCr pon Sellln9banl,
Moib., lit Der nellcItc oYroipector"
mo 6ilbrGr, meld)e ertlort bot, Or.
Goof bobe Die SpiBc 0eS Wolunt Ofc.
&inlcp nicmuIa bctreten. Sutcr lit
Gin criobrcner 9ergitciger uno iogt,
CT iei sur 3cit, ais Gr. Goof uno ieine.
9elIcitcr ben 2luiltieg pcriudten, am
Mount McainlCp nit Sdyiirien be.
idl0itiAt geuPien. Gr ertI0rt: y@ir
icben, Die lie %pcrind]ten Den lebter
&alnm bllanf 5u 9cben, meld]er 5000
tlS 5000 Sub bod lit. &ir bepbod,.
tctcll JIG ourf uniere iSerngl1ier uno
icben, mic iie aebrt modtell. Sem
Nicnlf fam Den @ipiel bcS Moun1t
Mcainlcp crflimmeu. Iic 0citcis
8lrl8 oelieIben lit unmoglidl neil oic
Seiten nit elmer Noiie ltets pcrGlr.
rcrlid)en Giles beoedt limo; ielbit
ncnn man ueriud)en pilroc. Stllen
Iii ooS @is 5u bolIell, ipGrc oie Yeltci.
0lltg unm0glif). Or. Goof bot ocn
@ipfel bes Wount Wcainlcp nicnlolS
crreid)t, mo ih mill gleid bier be.
merten, Dob Dies olld) lonIt 9tlcn1oll'
Hcm gegliidt lit, oenn eritcns lit eS
cine pbpiiid)e llnmoglidteit, Ocnn Der
G'lpicl oes BergeS lit cine iteilc Hp-
rAmibe bid)ten, Itnrrcnoeu Giles, baS
fdIt Ienfreft ernporItcigt, mo fcill
Menih fam bo binnllf fIcttern. Sd
bin gan5 nm ocn Berg bcrum gcgors
gen lno id) meiB, mas ih io9c. Ali
jcner Soir beging Goof cincn Der
groBtcn 9lftc Der @rnuiomfeit, .pol,
oellcn i'd JIG gebort babe. @r licB
picr Bferoc I'M Sbol I'M Sti6 mo
lleB bicielben BORT 5l @rlnbe geben.
Sic bliebem nm 9eben, bisSdncc iic!,
mo Damn moreu iie Dem Srngerto0e
grpclbt. Sdtte CT bic 5biere crid)oi.
ieiL 10 mGrc Dies, cit 9(ft Der 9orm.
bcr5igfcli gepeien. Sd mar ouf oleu
boben Bergen, Die in 9llosfo crioridt
lporocn iino, bcn SclfirfS, Dem Sra,
scr, CASCADE mo Den Slpmpics, uno
i'll, fnum b~iejenigen nenl1en, oeren 9e.
lteiglul1 nnmoglid lit. Der Wolnt
Nicainlcp fam nicnolS beitieaen mo
lcin bod)iter @ipiel nm nit cincr
Glllgmaidinc crrcitt mcrbcu. Gas
Irlbe gilt pom Mount H%opicpelt uub
rom Mount Sorofcr, bic beioc pom
Mount Nic&inlep nid)t melt entiernt
mo"
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Nnh Dem @aa.

Sltn9ca Mdodlen crtr1ntt iid i'm
Seidl, neil ibr Sdn5er JIG gcfrGnft
bate.
Sartfor0, Gorm., 3. Hppcnlbcr.
-- Cie Seidc Der iililgen utb bib,
ldlcn Slorcncc Son1lin mllroe bcutt
Worgen in einem 5cid linmeit ibre3
cltcrlihcn SeimS in 8lantSpiQc allis
g%eiutoen. Sic bate om 2lbeib Dor
fer einen 9nu nlitgcn1od)t. Ger lint
itono, ooB bic Sumelen, Die oos MGo.
den ungelegt bottc, an DER Sootcn
ihlpcrIebrt gciiunoen muroen, ihliebt
Die I%nnobnc eiltcs Hoiibnlorbes aus.
Nod) Dem I~niilrboltcn ibrcr 0cfom.
ten ld]eint ,Slorcnce aus Siebcogram
ms @oIler a%e'prlngcn 5l icin. Gin
iilnger Wonm ibrer 9efnnntid)nit, oili
bcn iic qrobc Stiide bielt, bot oui
ocm 9on icine Nlifnlerfiomfeit onbcs
rem WGbden 5ugemonot uto MIR lpe-
liia NIT 6Iorcnce geton5t. Sic mar
aud gcgcn lire 8clpobnbeit crrlIt un6
emlilbia mo ging iriiber ais ionit
pom 9oa tort. Die Srou bon Naitor
&urlbut beglcitctc lie bis jllm Scidl
nc iih ibre @egc trennten. Nls Die
2eife aus Dem @oiier ge5paen MIR.
sc, mar Dies MIR pier ,Silb tici.
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Nls b~rcifad)er WlDrber ucrbaftet.

@lnnipeg, Mon., 8. Tgp. -
Eobn Wcsci, cit 6nrmorbcitcr .lplr-
&C bcittc bon Dem GonItabler Gas-
n%nlliclL nad)bem i'm oerielbe 80 Mei.
len lpeit 5ll Gferoe ueriolgt botte, I'M.
fer Der 4uflogc uerboftet, ieinen
0icnIt6errn @eor9e Sbobnrn, belien
@ottin intb oeiien Shipiegermutter
8ran Mtc9tipeil an letten Gienltog
5n Chilli 2afe, So2fotdemon, ernlor.
oct SIT bobei. IcSci mobntc irii6cr
5a Sarnio, Snt.. ulb eS perloutet,
hoB CT Den oreiinfell Muro einge-
ilur0Cn bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-04
iyulgcn bcs Iarifs.

NuslGnoiihe Sirnten molerl in ben
Gereinigten Staoten 6abrifea
e%inrid)telt.
Mabinaton :. s., 3. Nou.-
Nucu Tn5aid)en nod lit cin %ltortec
3uitrom o muSl1noiiden 6abrifar.
ten nod oen Ser. Staoten uao sic
Ginrid)titng BON Sabrifen bier5lls
lonoe fir Die 6eritcaung pieler ar.
tifel, Die iebt i'm 4uslanoc perfertigt
ltno ouf Den Marft gebroft lperben.
5t ermarten. Ginem 9erid)t oC3
9iilfs-@ enerolfoniuls 9onauer in
6rantfurt a. 30. 5utfolqe but cine 9(n.
5abl 5abrifanten bereits Sdritte iiir
Die Groifnuug BON Sabrifen in Dci
Ser. Stantcn getball, ultO mie er mel
ter beri6tet, berridt in SrahtrciI,
Teuti6lono mo Der Sdppei5 Sic Sc
iiirdtung Dor, bob nit oem Ab5ng
pieler gei6nlter Irbeitet nnd) NBlcs
rifo oie Decentralization, iolpeit Die
Ser. Staoter ais Ibiobmorft IN &c.
trod)t %fonnnen, tbatiGd)lif oufboren
miro. Sd)on bat cine groBe Seioelt.
~S0rbcrei . 6irno III 2ppnS, Nrunfs
reid, Sd]rittc getboL nm ollsGc.
Nebnte Sobrifonlogen IN Eaterion,
RS, 5ll erluerbtn, mo bel oicienl
llnternebmen mcrben MiQionen oili,
9enenoet iuer0en. Webrere anoere
Seioanfirmcn iouen chenfouS llntcra
banbluneen iiir Die Ginridtung boil
5obrifen in Imcrifo o~ngefniipft ia.
ben. Sieie geDegung beid)rdnft lid
ieood nidt ouf bic Seiben.S Snoultric,
benn Der V2ri6t oes SiilfS.@ General.
&pniltlS Sonouer meloet ferrer, bob
uild) Die meltbefonnte Saber'id)e Slei-
itift.6obrif III 9tiirnberg beidloieil
bot. cine Sobrif fiir Die 2ieferunN
bes 9eoarfs in ben Ser. Stooten al
erridtcn. Ger nelle omerifaniihe
3oatorif bot elm iolhes Sorgebcit
notblpenoi9 eenladt, foas ole bellt.
idle 6irmo iif NIT Der Soffnung
trGgt, oieien Marft bier5ulonoe nod)
mclter 81 controlircn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-04
Yolemif gcgcn SiSpra.

st. HoniS, Mo., 3. Nopember
Gic bieiigen Metbubiiten . @eiit'
Iidlen bnben Is iiir notbig beinloel,
gcacn Die Son5funit Siioora 0un-
cons 5i polemiiiren. Die 9Gn5erir
IL bier NIT Dem Gomroid, . Srheiter
5uIammen oiligctreten. Cine gan5c
Geibc bon Tancn ol,S Der @eiellid)oit
tretcn ais Tertbeibigerilncn Sii.
bora T%ltcun's uui.