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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-30
@aiicmbaMs Ubne @aiicn.

las :. =. @icbncr @uilenbol3 hot
feline Sniniicn. - Se~ltamentSbe.
thinning oe9 StifterS ser @ll.
Italt trGgt bic Sdyulo. 9tnr
Eolllpoiien 3lW Nu' aabmc bered)s
tigt.
Wobl ieIten 6iIrite eS porfommen,
DOB ciu oiientli6e9 0aiienbaus tcine
Wallenfinoer erbulteu fam. Dies lit
abcr tbotiahIid) nit Dem SoDn 6reb.
WicBner . @niienbunls OH Der Gritcu
StraBe uno GaItern : Nuenuc Der
SoQ, iueld)c5 bercit1 onl 8. Sttober
lebten SabreS eingelueibt iulroc. 0eu
~eritelt Woiieufiuo, hu3 BORT pieaeift
III Der 3ufunft leilten Gln5u8 Balten
miro, biiritc BON ser 0erlpulterin,
Jrau aGtbe Millcr, melde %lotpeit oos
groBc Gcb1u0e allcin bciuobnt, ein
ber5liter GmpIonG 3n Gbeil lucrocn.
Gle Sdul0, oob Die TnItolt nod
rbne Sniaiien iii, licgt ipeoer on Der
Ierlualtlng, nod on Dem Snltitut
lclbIt benn HeetcrcS lit Iunglt 5llr
Nufnahme bon ainoern bereit, ious
bern eillfdd) oil Dem l%lnlItan0e. buB
bis 5lnm Deltti9en Gage nod feline
Npplitntion %cintiei. iueld)e berildlidl-
tigt lperoeu fonnte. Ia Seltoment
SeS ueritorbenen StiftcrS Der IuituIt
entbGlt nGnllid) Die 8eitinnlnlng, 0ab
MIR Tolltpaiieu aus Dem ~. mo IA.
9iltrift aufgenomnlen meroen t0lts
neil. Seine Der bisber 9enladten zip.
pIifationeu entipraf bieier @eitinl+
mitllg. Du eutipeoer @ater ooer Wut-
ter Der our Nufnobmc porgeibloges
rieil airiber nod leben.
Sebr .einldm mllB lid eiu groBer
Weibnnhtsbailin gefiiblt buben, mel
der Dor @eibnad)ten bon einenl eo-
len @eber mad, Der Nnitolt g%eianot
luorben mar un0 ocn fSrou Mfiler
nit 3l,dcriunnren beforirt bate, lpel-
die bonn e unIihine Circle" iiir Ole
lidjt uprbolloelIeil Waiientlnoer &c.
id)entt iucrbeu mureit. Ger .Suts
lbiae Circle" erbot iidt alid) bel
lebericiloung Der 3alderluuaren,
N%Hbarbeiteu iiir oic 8inber &leioer
81, beiorgen. 4rosoem aber oas In.
ltaltsaebGuoc nod leer itebt. labren
ole init benz Snititut In gerbinhltng
ltebeloen 5luei Gamenpereine iort,
lin, sic llntcrhaltung oes @oiien.
bollieS IN ser 3nfuaft Mittel 81 ionl-
'lneln uno orranairen gegeuludrtia
fir bieien Sped cine llnterhaltlulg,
meldge in Der SItcr3eit obgebulten
meroeu iou. 9ei Dem I'M Serbitr
>itoitgebabtcn Nuitermoiten cr5ielten
Die Ganren einel Heingeluimn Don
$i310.S0, uon lueldJem @ctrugc lie
$1,000 Dem Gireftorium iiberipielen.
9ie 9eonlten nub 3irettorcn oes
@aiienbauieS iino: Or. i. s. 0reBs
ler, Yraiibcnt; Sobn @ogncr, &C.
trctar; Oberit George s. Ercd)teI,
ShoBmeiltcr; Geo. ", @e9ner, &or.
iiber oes Sal,S =. Counties; 9litsuit i.
@eiS, iub, Sobu Geld SenrpS ebrt,
Gburleo j. $. Gisfe, 2ouis y, &eil-
f%niabnuien, @nl. Sd)luoerberg, &. s.
8nor. SObn $. Rid)orolon; Anhpolt
hcs Gireftorimnns, Netcr @eilbrer-
llcr. 8. i, e. @ieiefin9, Gonr. Sd)li..
herbera, %enrp &eifidmeibcr, Woriin
SdJununn. YbiI. @iencde, :. Gut
icr ieno nnb q. s. 2on9enielocr.
. t.r. .'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-30
9heo. $. 9ieuer & &c.,
Ell DIT Baltimore .gtraSe.

Geutidcs uib anberes ausIdnbi.
id,es @eIo eefauft uno pertauit.
@eloienonnsen beiorst tad Gentid.
lano, Seitreid, 3ubIanb II. |. NJ.
8edieI a,lsgeitelt aiif aasIdnoifde
gaufen. greoitbriefe unb TrapeIers
CHEQUES. o.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-30
@tmas Seines
steil's 9tati9es Bier.
tS55-)
W%eIbieabnnseu.

UeIblenbxnSeu. ---
@eIoienbunseu nod 9e,tidlano
uno Seireit . llngort iidler lne
idnea beiorai. 5; 10 uno 20 Marf..
Ionic 10 uno 20 aronen.S deine 3u
perfauFen.
Sheo. s.. 1iener & &c.,
o. Is. 2i7, Cf'1aIimsre.Sts IT..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-30

Ger idbrlihc BobltbG.
t~igfeits 9alI oes Voumi. Cent
pelS bes Npitiihen Streius finoet
am 3. Nebruor in Der @ufienballe oes
5. Reai,nentS itatt. Gie Wniienbollc
miro in prddtiscr @eiie beforirt. Mn
elmer Seite Der SaIIe ipiro Gin tpnl,.
beridoner 2heegarten einseridtet.
3luei aapelleu iperhen ipielen.
GonfoIibirnnppo BON II r.
6 0 N pugnic en-. - Ger ltmitnno,
Dab Die Sefnritdten Der .csnternatio.
nalen Sruft Go" I'M Hreiie geitiegen
iino, hot 5n Dem 9eriid)t InlnB sege.
ben, oaB cine Goniolioirune oieier
Gompagnie nit Der Baltimore Trnit
ono Guarantee Co." beuorItele.
3m ebren McainIep's. Del.
zen 8ebnrtstag aeitern luor. irilgen
piele 2eute Ielfen int anopflod). Die
9iilte oes MGrtprer. BrGiioenten i'm
Yoltgebduoe murbe nit einem &ran3
oeforirt.
Cine ncue Gbemifnlien.
Uobrif miro bon Ser .0anpole
9riig Co." an Der gdc bon st. &c.
ter inno 8arreitrabe onselegt wer.
ben. Gle Gompaanie bat fir Den
3ipcd Dos bort itebenbe fiinfiiodigc
@e5anbe sepad,tet, melhcs llnlsebaut
tueroen ioI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-30

.r .-aFt HHlL|.|
@ei Silabmnn Ms &Slnnb
crtruufrn. Veim @ciiei9en bes
Sd,oonera nHopulono g.. uiii oem
er ais Tuiterufiid)er beidGiti9t mar.
i%tiiritc an lesten Sonmtag Der 40
Sabre cite Sbomds S'&urn. Der 5l
Canton Molloiu itnb AM Goiterll
Shore utter benz Nanlcn Ste
Grco9er" gut befannt iuor, 1T beil
Goglucoo @oicn 3t G%ilgbmon'S IS.
lano iinO crtranf. Gem 2eidJnom
prroe ge6orgen i,no an llfer beara.
ben. Gie Nad)rid)t bon Dem llniall
iunrNc aeitern OMrd) 9. Golail, Der
NIT S'&arn juian,n,ei aft benieIbcn
Boot orbeitete, bierber gebradt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-30

------ --
Cine miftige Gonferen5
iinoet lnor9en itatt 5piitenSrn. BOT
ter, Dem oritten IiceprGiioenten Der
Baltimore. Sbio.9 obn, unb HeprGiens
tanten ser brotherhood Of Gaillpap
Irainmen" be3iislit Der 2obnerbo-
b~ungsiroge, Sellte Wahlnittag miro
cine misunderstanding Ser 9aGtt-
beoieniteten IN Nr. $50, @eit.9olti.
moreitroBe. itattfinoen 5lpeds geipre-
dung Scr Situaticn. @roBmeiitcr
u. O.. See bon ser BROTHERHOOD Of
HaiIpuu Sruiumen" unlo @robnteis
iter q. 9. @orrettion bon Der .9ros
tberooo Of Conductors" fnmen &C.
itern bon Hetu- gorf nad Baltimore.
Inn ipomoeIid Sic Giiieren3eu 3tpi,
ihea Der 9abu mo benz TicuItperio-
nal SIT id)lit)ten.
Mites @eies lebt mem
au /. - Wit ser 8erboitltue unb Be
ltrafune oes GRANDCHILDREN. Ebeoter-
Seiisers Senrp Geaep in Sigblono.
toipil, iueil er ainoer ouf Der oiient.
lifen giibne uliitrcten IieB, lit ett
altes @eies, oas felt Sobren Elm too
ter glititabe lpor, lei ~nliselebt. Sr.
CHARLES 5. Sor, @bef bes 9iireoiS
fir arbeit unb Statiitif. Iaet, er per.
De oarani ieten Bob oas @cies BON
jest an itrena bilrdeefiibrt lpirh.
= Gle cage in Bort 9epo.
il mar seitera, fat ebenio idIinlni.
pie oril lesten Sonntag, ais Bic
'8Intb eintrat. Ter geItrige Sdnee-
folf fiiate Die StraBen nit einem 6
3ou tieien Worait. 8ieIe Srtsberpob.
ner litb on 2ungenent5iinoung er.
franft, Ole Mer5te urb aranfertp1rte-
rihtcn% arbeiteu Gag uno Raht. Bon
allen Seitet, Iaitien lluterItiisulaeit
eiil, ober es feblt al 9renmudteriul.
Gie Benniplpanid 9abneeieuid)oit
bofit iebodl bis heittc Hbenb oaS GiS
pon ibren @eleiien entfernt 81 baten
uno Ben 3erfeIr ipiebcr oliinebnen
SIT fortnen. aucroines Ieaten seitprn
500 grbeiter. Die anseiiellt maren. sic
GiSmaifen bon Den Geleiien 81, pnt.
Ternen, IN 0uIae oes Sdneeiturmes
Die slrbeit telnporar nieoer. unb mir
100 Irbciter bielten al,s.
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Notis.
Seb6trs ein3iaes Etnbiu.

Vs"'t'S Ss"0sBsP Stuotp. a
Sebcrmanu fenni bic pop uns se.
Iieferte Nrbeit; mir benfen nidjt ba.
rom, ms ielbif ST Iubsu. ionSeru iber.
laiita Sies anieren 2eiftnnsea. &eins
9reppem bel nns ~ eriteisen. 2aFea
Sic iidl poM anbereu nidt tGaimen,
cs sieb: MIR eiu einsises &ebbsf.sta.
bic anS bics befimoet iid i'm Earterre.
Gdtcn Gle aui bas Sans, iup nnier
Ramen anf 9bircn uno Ttntera
ittbt.
Seine Mgeuten. Gin Nreis.
Adten Gle auf
-&ebbers-
321 Noro.0 an.S tr., maize Sieh-etr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-30

Stride, 8pitebitraBe, nabe Sigblnnb.
Tpenue, Sieblnnotopn.
PIN 10. 6ebruor - griteu Cent.
lfen 9optiIten : Stride, Yatterion.
Yorf-2lpe. ulo WonumentitroBe.
Im II. Sebruor - gunoitr. Geiit.
iden I. 6. Stride, gonoitraBc uro
2afapette = Nperlle.
Nm 16. 6ebruar - Reform. 3ions.
STRIDE, Sarioro . Npen,le urS ebaie.
StraBe. n
gnt II. Sebrlior miro cine Central.
GeriammIung itatifinbeu in ser 3.
%reiormirten 9irde. grooopup nno
GrattitroBc. 9lIle Beriommlungen
bcqinncu gbenoS S llhr.
@cmciu 6 oftliber bird
gang.
Mn nGd)1teu Sonntag Nbcno luer.
Sen Die Columbus . Sitter bon 9als
tinlorc in Der fotb. Ct. Sofobus-& Sir.
dye uu Nisquitb- uuo GogeritroBe al
Der f~cierlidJeu geiper Sbeil nebmen.
Eatcr $. s. Sttcrbein, ser Heftor Ger
Ct. SofobuS Stride, miro Die geiper
letter., Enter &. W. Weigcl, Heftor
Der Ser5 Seill : Stride. oic Treoigt
boItcu unb 9iihof 8. y. Gorrigoh
ben Segcn ertbciIcn. StnatS.G epll.
IN Ebil. &. WiiIler bot bie Sitter BON
@oibiugton 5itr 5bcilnobnte al Dem
airfgonN cingelooen. Iuc Sitter
periommeln lid) I'M 1913 llbr in Der
Ct. SotobrS Sale.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-06-13
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told BrIefy
5Or Busy Readers.

Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Gardner are in
Troy this afternoon.
William Moore is spending the day
in Troy and Albany.
Charles Ayres of Troy passed Sun
day at his home here
Mrs. Joseph NJ Ayres is spending
the afternoon in Troy.
Mrs. s. H. Blackmer OF Bennington
Center is spending the day in Troy.
Robert S. Mansell of Rutland for
mer resident was here over Sunday
James Leonard of North Benning-
ton was the guest OF. friends here
Sunday
Mrs. John A. Robinson Of Boston
who has been visiting in town
has returned.
Mrs. Elizabeth Moon is moving
from the Hawks tenement on River
street to Hoosick
At Seigal Bros, 1O9 North street, a
new shipment of Shepard plaid skirts
at $l.69 while they last. 92t2
Harry l.. Woodman of Lowell,
Mass, was the guest over Sunday Of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. j. Kinsley on School
street.
Collins NJ. Graves and Mrs Graves
have gone to Providence, X. l., where
Mr.. Graves will attend his class re-
union at Brown university.
Luther Graves, who is attending
school at Port Deposit, Maryland, is
at his home here. He has as his
guest Clarence Williamson of
Chicago.
Ex-senator c. William Kinds Of
Mississippi will speak in front of the
court house tonight at p. m, on the
'Dishanchisment of the American
Colored man"
After an absence of five years,
Dyer A. Marsh is visiting his father,
Henry Marsh. Mr.. Marsh is foreman
If the freight house at Cleveland
Ohio, OF the Lake Shore and Michi-
gan Southern railroad.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-06-13
TO PROMOTE 10000 MEN
Postmaster General Hitchcock Quick
ly Acts on a New Law

Washington, June 12.--Postmaster
General Hitchcock has issued instruc-
tons for the promotion on July l Of
nearly 10000 postoflice clerks and
city letter carriers. This action was
taken under the authority conferred
on him in the Post Office Appropria-
ton bill, passed at the present ses-
sion of Congress.
Mr. Hitchcock today approved
heartily the action of Congress in
making possible so generous a pro
motion list. He paid a high tribute
to the efficiency and faithfulness of
postal employees during the past year,
giving them full credit for their CO.
operation in carrying into effect GER
tain reforms through which he eX-
poets to show a reduction this year of
fully $1O,O0O,00O in the postal deficit
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-06-13
NIGHT RIDER WITNESS SLAIN

Princeton. Ky, June 11.-Jules
Robinson. an important witness in the
Night Rider cases, which will be
brought to trial at Hopkinsville, was
assassinated from ambush Thursday
night.
Robinson was a farmland and
knew much concerning the Night
Rider movement in this section Of the
State
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-06-13
AUTO cRUsHEs WOMAN
Tire Bursts When IT is Going Fast
Chorus Girl Killed.

indianapolis, June Fin the
wreck Of an automobile which plung-
ed into a ditch when one of its tires
burst while it was running at high
speed north Of indianapolis today,
Lennie Alberts Of Pittsburg, a chorus
girl, was instantly killed.
The car, containing five persons,
turned over when it struck the bot
TOM of a ditch, and Miss Alberts was
crushed under It, Her companions
were thrown free of the wreck and
were only slightly bruised. The
young woman's body will be sent to
the home Of her father, William AL
berts Of Pittsburg.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-06-13
LOST
BENNINGTON and NORTH ADAMS
STREET RAILWAY COMPANY

Unite ears. carrying haTpare. connecting
with Roston 4 Maine trims at Williamttown
and North Adams.
leave ncnnin ton. Daily cNcrrt sunday
700 A. NJ. tOts A. NJ. 1.i5f VI, as I. VI, SIS
H. VI. 100 A. ", connects whit through tram
arriving New York 1855 =. NJ.
Through Tickets ON sale lhrgagc checked
tu destination,
raror Car, Leave BENNINGTON on aud after
June 20. Daily Ali A. N. and s.li Z. N.
Regular service Hourly aud
tIalf-Houfli.
&. '. wOOD, q. sIi.LARS,
Trnfir Nnnnrrr. passenger Agent,
Sprln giicld, Mass, Remington. VI.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-06-13
WANTED


WANTED girl 20 learn 20 make canvas
w gloves. E0 Main st., third iloor, room
g. Call from 2 10 Z y. M. t2tB
WANTED man for general work and
w tcaming. Also a boy 10 do chores and "A
girl to help With homework Address +. NJ.
Hulett. Remington. VI. slto
WANTED Man with horse and harness
w who can furnish Two Hundred Dollar
Bond for established tea routes ~ Bennington
ana vicinity. Inquire Banner Ofhos. 9hb'
HELP WANTED-At Gair View farm
II shovelers 10 work on new Reservoir. T. II
Richards Supt. az Jennings Farm. sstf
WANTED Work by the day. Wit go out
w washing. cleaning or any other work.
Apply ll5 Park St o'to
WANTED Nan and wife or woman 60
w work ON farm. Wages good. Apply 20
Wash a Autchins. 5sti
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-06-13
TO raw


A UTOMOBIIE TO RkNT-1y the day.
n hour or trip. foui cylinder, I've rassengir
Popc-Hartford touring car. Careful drivi Y.
u. II. BOttum. Tel ISL. ut
TO RENTAL once. four pleasant rooms
downstairs. Mckinley ST., Tel. SOIL. Clar.
encc Chandler. Uut
TO RENT-One or two unfurnishCd rooms.
Apply at lianncr Ofhcc. ssts
TO RENT House ON Washington Ave; city
water. sewer. electric lights nhd glv range
Possession given at once Inquire Of Nash a
Hutchins nSi6
TO RENT on Main ST. an uptO4laie seven
room hat; first fCor; hath, hot and cold
water; electric lights and Tas. lUr particulars
apply to n. J. Potter, 81 Main ST. Stso'
- ~ NJ Icsiiahlc tcncm ntt. offices
,totts. min tiWciiy With Wpitr lower
individual storage lockers. VIM. Z. Hawks. rln
North st.
'INo RENT House Of rooms at COO Gage ST.;
Il newly painted and paTercdi hot and cold
Academy Place. sOtf
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-06-13

TOR sALE--Double house on Union st. and
Il home place on Silver ST. belonging TO Is
tate Of Mrs. A. c. bingham. For further par,
ticulars inquire OF II. 5. Bingham. 4Oti
EOR SALE-The two story frame, slate roof
Il ed dwelling No. 2O2 on west side Depot St,
n Bennington village. This is two family
house, comparatively new aud desirably locat-
ID For particulars inquire Of Charles n.
Powers. Real Estate Agent, Savings bank
Guiding. 3tf
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-06-13

Don't forget to save votes for the
Diamond Rny Contest.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-06-13
LOW PRICED ADVERTISING
FOR SALE

TOR SALE Farmers lnn. Inquire or write
Il d. HathawaI s7t2t
The sun., 1910-06-19
tER0 ITTERS CROWR
liaian Ia Csal,lRI shai 0H CuEFsal NhsR
~ tame AsNn

0AHpkS Gty, l. Jnn N Capl
thoaas haldsln W order ~ save No
rFyad iisW aiHssf - thu iiuHirsiuai
Flalub ayAilun nrd uafly IBIS aysHing
r.skrl hls llis ald maehlns l',sl Aiipr
lha storm ~ rallnl hls asfaplsnn alli api
ihs ssYufA hundlsd pslu9ns vha ha4
faund 1h0lirF iInm lhn Tsln ln lha teFa-
dfpWa lpllaard il ihe hnlA
m makns NYnPal shNri nishIp Napi
BAllWhhldlAnArl Fllhh Hp0h 0los1 raHge
NJ lh VeclBlaw ~ ~ .alsa "a lFrlY reslr
ianns ni hsi Fsnlsi iham W sofp hafh,
hm M bed NN hhen nn pa Agal
munl iha -hoH .lfra|i n18 lfnm iha lpoi
cminA lmhe snd lapl NsIash was
nsl|a 0 riuu ihi mniQr iha manh.nn
daiei mip ~ 0Fuai aHl 4 Was 0HiF
Ny qnleH Hm lht' pneflpempns Hem
flHra
Dapf hshHew lVmpri llam ~ msfhma
aHi iHHfl af ihfrHlih HrRsallmRn
ip iho uo0nl HtH hfni "a w ilHfli
NJ hM hNflfhpH hih' w'iFfl flh
p AHNNH
The sun., 1910-06-19
FASTED 20 DATS IND . HOURs
ts0I Namme Dses lis F0uFth I.sRs atuRi
IN AhatAinln9 FFam heed

FLOHA. Ind. June a. Isu s,imms.
former tslssea u Buflington township,
carroll ooanty. has iIsl broken fast
shioh lasted TOE forty days and four
h0urs thia la not the hrsi time that hs
has attempted to outdo d. Tanner
We began tho praoilos about . year ago
on the advice u hls physician. who cold
him 10 fasi Coz Ten days AZ q treatment
Zoe q oase ~ rheumatism which had
iailed 81 y yield ~ medical treatment
Thls summe I'D aud A the cad u lsn
days ka ielf much letter and observed
ala0 fhai he Fsally gslnei in stTeRKth.
loing sbla ~ gel around aRd ~ d0 hls
iarn Hark viii much mars nase than
l,el0Fs u srrmet ~ hlm thaf The panas
n hlnEfr we're pasi ana ~ ouRflpuea
ihe iart ~ fHfHig HBeR asFF mRk iHg
lH all hiuY eef ga DAYS that he vas wiill-
ouf lun8 AN9l reilfllpR ~ iNod REain
hs fhelmafIHm faufnea nnd be heglp
ihe dlei ireaimepl aRaln
The sun., 1910-06-19

A~psfE M sR@Eh EAuus wu-p aM-a
~ Earlg Gs~a INA Gpsaus Gud rhs
~ sAanG h@ dEt u1s - aazhap asun huuua
- Auuna als sAHhs AGnEas waA suwy
FaAw e Anm TARsgMEh WM wua.nuna
q - ~Ans- o.mny puurzs-a ss As-
A a-11m q oulgunaua1ET rHanlIalnM.
n 1uusBe4usR 0f WhtrA ~ Rnuussaa
spuAR q duu.a saznuss wusaa n Wus
a g~E nA uAsE Gsd at@P n Rw@
sBusAAE @s~a E.RsA ss~m.s a . mueus
car @As uzF % hu.aA a. GBEnAa4umma
ths h1@s q Ms- n A AlsHMnGur. a.
muaAur q his sm Th~qsus@'s 94nnaM
Hs wE.a - Lu@g hlasa Cey Or NJ
tr4i1 N a f1Eiuus E1aE@ a. ws~a and E4ln.
and IN aags thua had b.aa 40 ~ wrs
nurAil1 hur au1AaR NO. nR M kualE.
a. IN cry s-s4- Ama h4lA Tha EaSn hmh
F1ila9 @@aF f,r hfR- mssa I'D hEtHha-
auaa ms ntusgni11- KuE a a. IN auas-
EEzru1 tAMa osuua~d tAar@ hnA kman
psEasrs uuEa&ar- TAzuzgnas 40 wms
@aki@g hlzls-4ri frum Brua8suy an1
FRA Guu@-s w-Es 8E~zrh~A hIa tAFy
tuak = n ~ hssr af hunur Tksy kad
EAn-d and riarered and Eus ex-lnaA nad
tAzF I'D tAEEn pars n a sps-aReis tAMs
Ss~ Tork wt4 rs=s@h@r fur zalE a
dEF
EHCEBTnos q HMaL srnEHAsE-
Ca Rona<rsls uas ~ and dre@@a
tsfss- ~ bix K1iAar1 AlSuaae Viuauria
waa rsE-als-a N ~ -sSe u1sEaas usf ssm.ly
H1o&- H. kad ouig a paFriul sasa e 90
E4g1ieIz6s q ahs rrueytno thxs waa
nHaaizE h,rt- ns dReaEls q tAes14AaEEsm
ssarurns kz.4 r1d rs4cksd hil h LnnA1a
and ~ Wzs zzzwaER e whar nsally was
eud-g . tzks pAlcs wkss hs ennsEpd
N~w ToEk hEgbur-
1lna haf1re 40 EsEM1ahip waB -
SMm-sy Hpuk az &8 A ~ ~ pil1a hna1
N<s TsEk EiG.aMsd - KaHssn and
uurh.Vs % - keE aiAe- n p81s Haan-
hAs,E akuzrd a-d aksG1 ~ GEst pHEaua
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xnd EaEH-
sl1r PFeui3sna. Tn miEhey Kl1& b b
IA@ Grse uMa - aAzAus kHnAs wah y0@L'
uhs CoiuuEl wFu1g kis kan4 N14 mi1
The sun., 1910-06-19
10000 SUFFRAGETrEs PARIBE.
hairh ~ Tlilrs AmoaW Thea and sgle
PlrlnEclanc rallnmea.

NNfNha AulaT NAfNlaNfa - NMM nLM
IOxDoN. June ls.-Tsn thounand suf
fraerttes marched this evening % Albert
Hall. Whers the lsadera maAs apSeches
N Uhich they pAedged their support 10
the woman's EuHraRr cuncliAfioa bili
and pettiiDned Pariiament n pass TIE bill
AZ he preasnt aesRion.
The dpmonsiration marked the relznion
of the varioJm suffrage orE1nizaiiuns IN
support % the neaEtFe. A feature q ne
prooessinn vas SO women graduates.
wearing university ruasa. escorted By
a group % Cambridge University men.
beiRven IN woman suaraEe. IN thrir
anademis dre1a- Hunger strikers carEi~d
. banner bearing the nauss OG 90 @zf-
fragsttes Who had refused 10 eat uhils n
prison. SiE hundrcd and seventssn 0l
the marchers wOFe uniforms like those
they wore while imprisoned.
Mrs. DEImmond command~d tie
parada. With The Hon. Mrs. Havsraeld as
her aide. They rods Astrids. A grOuD
of AnAerican women marched under tAs
stars and Stripes under ths laaAarahip q
Mrs. Kate Jordan Vsrmilye of Ngg Yogk
Among the nOtables N the parade wsrs
Lady Constanos LytaOn. Vs1osutess
HaFbertOn. Lady Blomhsd. Lady smith.
Lady COckb'Vn. Lady Stout. LsAy Emily
Lusyens. Elizabeth Robins. tho novelist:
Mrs. q. b. Shau. CiOSly Hamilsoa. The
dramatist: Madebsine Biostfe Rylsy. The
dramatist. Ina Lehman. ths singer. and
many actresses. artists and writena
The sun., 1910-06-19

be- was very glad IN Great any member
q tho Pilots Association. a body % men
that he admiFed tor their skill and bravery.
IN iew minuiea squat llitle tuga a'ii'
tered aFound tho kalserln ahd gave Cot.
Roosevelt h,s hrsi tasts % the NelC1me
that was Coming One II them was ,hs
luhR Olkinson. vhich the hamhurg-
AneFtCan oampanY had saht davn ~ tha
Hook ~ meot ths ColahsL The Gllklhaaa
~ ang oloss ~ the lheF GA hes staF,
hoaRd si,ie a. she mot lAo tilla, Col h0ose.
salt heard the uAeorlAs h'd Ean aVaF
~ che slAEhoaFd wing "a tAa hTiiga.
sAere ~ WaYed he hat h anaWaF g. Ia
hur1AhA al he Allksasan's ea==ss. 80,
Me aoaasyslh ktAsl RooseVeh ana
AeFsall hpea w ~ he Fsl aRd waved
" ihe Ohaegela
A ~ glaAmsalR HoYsa A hall apaed
w ga lqWaf haF rol hqQaaYai galghi
llaAt " ~ haill8hlp aqHlh lsFnlAA
4 sleal hlAg N fiael giaY qR Nc oeeaN
lla hrRad pgianlli ana pQNlad W. 1al
~ tAqaa NliA kim IA iAf bridge
Ghs y Aaa y salA Y hant aHPaei
RshlRa IA taltlashlR wafs ~ ars
lQsirlle'H aN N MaM RgY wa Hgnil
aAg4 th4 Aquih lauNNa aaN ~ l4
aN0g8n Nlfln IA WaNiN 0'Ta|4a IA
etoolll ~ kllNl'H M ~ 9lsfiNnpi
ton NAhN0fiA ssYa A.W 4 ia4qiY aff
Az. W H''@il8 la'si la@Hl
hWsfMAN Ehsa ~ kalNBR
ANf h.f aWehaf HR4 DIVER Nd NgaFf
wVii g ha mffHW HliiT MsNAsiisN
eaAl 'ilsi.
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The sun., 1910-06-19
NINETEEN DEAD; EIGRTY HI-RT


sHsriai ca.s DssBsira - Tan srs
PAnia. Juns is.-At en- this evening
as Fiihprsnx. twelve kilomstsra from
FsF-ailAaa. two trains we're IN collision.
~ lenat ninstssR nsuaons Were kiIled
outright ant mOrs than eighty were
inilIreh
A pa-ssnesr train frIln DreuH had
p'ii'ad up at VillsprsuH TO repair damage
10 tn locomotive. whils a vas standing
ths Paris-GrahViIls eKpruas dashed into
~ rear At a spssd Of siHty mikes an hour.
Ten oaEriasss we're Ovsrturnsd They
olaGAt hrs and hsrribls sosnas followed.
Soms of the paussngrrs leaped from the
carriages IN aanss. The OGicia6 seemad
to have lost their heads Tor about len
minliss and made no efforts a. rssoue
Laaisr ons had presence of mind enough
10 tsisphOns 10 Versailles fOT assistance.
Two hattalions OS infantry we're sent
immsdiAieiy. HFemsa we're also sent
When they arrived they found that no
water was available and they we're power
l~us 20 givs any assistance. and the Ere
burned unehechsd amid the terrifying
Screams Of the dying
Twelve bodies were found a hundred
yards away from the sOsns. AmOag them
wsES thoss Of worms d ROmiIly. a mining
snginsss. and his siE-year-oh son. Bosh
SOdiss we're terribly disar1red. They
uUrS sent 10 PARIS in an autOmobils. He
uas . pTOminsna member Of the Frenoh
turf and . FsnoWned shot He married
a daughtsr Of Ernest Jay.
soms q the Ministers hastenei 10 Vile
preuz. Whsrs sons ~ them we're openly
ATTACKED for ths deplorahla manner in
Which the seats raiirlads 49, conducted.
Many Partisan families are plunged into
mourning So far - known no Amsri-
cana are amoag the injured The
vound'd we're '~o' 70 the Versailles
Hospital
Il = feared that the fun extent ~ the
calamity is not yet known. Search oi the
dshTis When u cools nav reveal more
dead