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WOULD DEVELOP TERRITORY.
Commissioners Favor Proposed East
Washington Suburban Railway.

Favorable action on a bill to incorpo-
rate the East Washington Suburban Rail-
way Company has been recommended by
the District Commissioners and at the
same time a few minor amendments have
been suggested. The road will be for
passengers and small freight and will run
from the intersection of Nichols avenue
and Good Hope road to Bowen road,
along Bowen road TO the Suitland road,
along Suitland road to the District line.
"A street railway is desirable for the
eastern section of the District" says the
report, and if built would facilitate COM
munication with a settlement known as
Good Hope. and develop for building pur-
poses most desirable tract of high
ground between Good Hope and the Dis
trict line
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-21
BACCALAUREATE SUNDAY.
Bishop Hartzell to Preach at Howard
University. Tomorrow.

Baccalaureate Sunday will be celebrated
tomorrow at Howard University. One
hundred and fifty graduates of the uni
versity. with members of the faculty, and
their frienus, will listen to a sermon of
Bishop Joseph c. Hartzell tomorrow aft
ernoon at o'clock in Rankin Memorial
Chapel.
The vested choir of fifty voices will
furnish music The graduating exercises
OF the Commercial College will take place
Monday and Tuesday the annual meet
ing of the board of trustees will be held.
Wednesday Dwight o. W. Holmes of
Baltimore will address the alumni re-
union. The commencement exercises and
comforting of degrees will take place
next "wednesday afternoon in the open
air ampnitheater
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-21
Condition of the Water.
Up-River Waters.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

RANpLE HIGHLANDS - Washington
Loan and Trust Company. trustee. to
James c. Collins. lot 80. square $500;
$40.
NORTH RANDLE HIGHLANDS
American Security and Trust Com
many. trustee, to Katherine w. Lee,
lot is, block 545s: $40.
RANDLE HIGHLANDS-Cni.e States
Realty Company to Charles H. Day.
idson. lot %, block 540o: $40.
RANDLE HIGHLANDS-Unite States
Realty Company to N. 3. Overmap,
lot IL. block $500; $40
G. STREET NORTHWEST between 18th
az 10th streets-William p. Metcalf
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ACCUSED OF FORGERY.
w. D. Payne Charged With Getting
Money Deposited by John GRAY.

Seven charges Of forgery have been
preferred against Winston d. Payne.
colored, who was employed as a waiter
in the House Of Representatives res
taurant. Payne resides at 1913 v street
northwest
1t is charged that Payne forged the
name of John Gray. friend. to checks
and succeeded in getting all the money
the latter had in bank. When Gray
applied to the bank for money he was
surprised to hear that his account had
been drawn out.
Report was made to the police, and
last night Payne was placed In arrest.
The hearing OF the charges before
Judge Mullowny Is set for next We'd
nesday morning. Bond was fixed at
$4,000.
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rHEOSOPHY.

''EvOLUTION OF OCCULT POWER IN MAN"
lecture. Sunday. II an: at Theosophic Hall.
invited. Public study classes, S PM. We'd
nesday and Friday. Lectures and classes free.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-21

At the parsonage Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church in Shepherdstown, W.
Va, by Rev W. A. Lyeh, James s. Pit
ger Of HedResville was married to Miss
Ethel H. Ball Of Kearneysville.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-21
WEATHER FORECAST.
Unsettled, With Showers Tonight or
Sunday: Moderate West Winds.

For the District of Columbia and Mary
land. unsettled, with showers tonight or
Sunday; light to moderate southwest to
west winds.
Low pressure persists east of the Rocky
mountains, except in the northwest and
along the south Atlantic coast, and. as a
consequence, unsettled. showery weather
continues. West of the mountains the
weather was fair.
Temperatures are low over the middle
and northern districts west Of the Mis-
sissippi river. with heavy frost Saturday
morning In North Dakota, light frost in
northern Minnesota and some snow in
southeastern Wyoming.
Unsettled weather will continue tonight
and Sunday east Of the Mississippi river,
with showers tonight and also Sunday,
except over extreme northern districts.
It will be cooler i'm the lake region, with
light frost probable tonight in upper Mich
igan, and cooler Sunday in the Ohio val
ley.
The winds along the New England coast
will be moderate and variable; on the mid
die Atlantic coast light to moderate west
erly; on the south Atlantic coast light to
moderate south to southwest; on THE east
gulf coast light to moderate southerly.
Steamers departing today for European
ports will have moderate: variable winds
with showers to the Grand Banks.
The following heavy precipitation lin
inches) has been reported during the past
twenty-four hours:
indianapolis. $780, Birmingham. la;
Montgomery, 1.os: Corpus Christi los:
Galveston. 1895: Meridian. 252: Concordia,
1.34; Vicksburg. 1.5o: Greensboro. Ga.
LOG; Evergreen. Ala, 100; Livingston,
Ala, $50; Demopolis. Ala. 100: Thomas
willie. Ala. go: Waynesboro. Miss, 29O
Newman. Ga. leo: Clanton, Ala 100;
Goodwater. Ala, 1.5O: Greensboro, Ala,
$50: Milstead. Ala. Ito: Opelika, Ala,
10; Union Springs, A}a., 1.2o; Selma,
Ala, 1.6O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-21
WEEK ENDING MAY 21, 1910.

President Taft, in a letter to Senator
Nelson, assumed full responsibility for
the letter prepared by Assistant Attorney
General Lawler generating Secretary
Ballinger. The President addressed an
immense crowd at the worlds Sunday
school convention. Secretary Of the Navy
Meyer at cabinet meeting secured
President Taft's approval to force out
Paymaster General Eustace B.. Rogers.
The Navy Department denied that a ma
jority of the Naval Academy class of
1908 had failed in examination for en-
sign. Secretary Ballinger discharged F.
NJ kerby. his stenographer, who told
how Lawler made the draft of the Taft
letter. The Supreme Court fixed No
vember IA as the date for the rehearing
OF the Standard Oil and tobacco trust
cases. BY decisive vote the Senate went
on record in favor Of the court of COM
merce provided for in the railroad bill;
by a vote of 40 to D the Senate AMENDED
and accepted the House provision of the
railroad bill which places the defense
OF suits before the interstate commerce
commission In the hands of the Attor-
ney General, but permits the commission
ana shippers to intervene and even 20
continue the suit in case the Attorney
General Withdraws The House defeated
the resolution to change the date of the
inauguration of the President from March.
10 the last thursday in April; the
House passed bill providing for the par
don OF United States prisoners by
board Of parole
The postal savings bank bill was intro
duced in the House: the bill to extend
70 the territory of Hawaii the laws of the
United States concerning appropriations
That are enjoyed by the territories within
the United States was passed by the
House Representative Hitchcock of Ne
braska gave out statement making a
fierce attack on President Taft Mary
lands claim to high-water mark of the
Potomac as the West Virginia boundary
Is based on Latin phrase In the charter
Of 1920. The taking of testimony in the
Ballinger-Pinchot investigation was COM
pleted; counsel will make their argu-
ments Friday and Saturday of next week,
but the report is not likely to be pre-
scented before Congress meets in the
fall. Ex-Gov. Rollins of New Hampshire.
now banker in Boston. pleaded guilty to
attempting to smuggle dutiable goods and
was fined Belle Moore. a mulatto white
SLAYER" was convicted in New York Dr.
3. Clarke Hyde was convicted of murder
In the first degree for poisoning Col.
Thomas HI. Swope at Kansas City, and
was sentenced to imprisonment for life.
From. twenty to thirty men were killed
and about fifty injured when a battery
of steam boilers at the American Sheet
and Tin Plate Company's mill in Canton.
Ohio, blew up.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-21


lighted by thirty minutes after sunset: ex-
tinguishing begun one hour before sunrise.
All arc and incandescent lamps lighted
fifteen minutes after sunset and extin-
guished forty-fve minutes before sunrise
Condition of the Water.
Temperature and condition Of water at
am: Great Falls-Temperature. 50;
condition, H. Dalecariia reservoir-Tem-
perature, 6s: condition at north connec-
ton, IL: condition at south connection. 10.
Georgetown distributing reservoir-Tem-
perature 81: condition at influent gate
house, s; condition at ehiuent gate
house, s.
Up-River Waters.
Special Dispatch to The Star
HARPERs FERRY, ". Va. May IL
Potomac clear and Shenandoah very
cloudy this morning.
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CONGREGATIONAL.

MT. PLEASANT CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
DID At pm Rev. y. Ono OF Japan aud
DR. James A. Maxwell of Pennsylvania. dele
gates TO the worlds Sunday school convention.
will make addresses. Sunday school at $3.50
am The conservation service for young PEG
pie in connection with the worlds Sunday
school convention. will be held in the church
at 4 pm. Union Christian Endeavor service.
Junior intermediate and Young Peoples socie-
ties in the Sunday school room, $50 pm. TO
TAO: subject. What is II to BE a Christian
Leaders. Catherine Cleveland. Annette H3warth
and James Hornaday. Solo by Mrs. Harriet
Hough violin solo by Miss Elizabeth Wilbur.
The Junior meeting will he omitted.
INGRAM MEMORIAL CONGREGATIONAL
Church dnstitutonan Mass. ave. and 10Th st.
Church school at $50 am. Preaching at II
am communion and reception OF new men,
bers & pm. addresses by DIR. Mary keatring.
returned missionary from China and Mr.. Ham,
iton Conant OF Massachusetts. Visitors cor
daily welcome.
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FRIENDS.
THE SOCIETY of FRIENDS. 1911 ST. NV
invSt toad

CRIENDS (ORTHODOXl. 18TH AND IRVING
Sts.-Sabbath school. 9:43 am; meeting Tor
worship. IL am. A number or visiting MN
cention TO visiting Friends. Monday. to pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-21

FIRST CHURCH. PlTHIAN TEMPLE, 1Ol2 9TH
st. NV. second floor. 80 pm. Lecture and
messages by Mrs. Hates. All invited.
SPIRITUALIST TEMPLE LEAGUE. PYTHIAN
Temple. 4th floor. 9th st, SUNDAY. = pm
Lectures. spirit messages. Mrs. Miller Miu-
pie, and others expected All are welcome.
MRS HE.NkLE HOLDS MEETINGS EVFRY
Friday and Sunday evenings at II 4th st. sc.
at pm. sharp; readings daily. Phone Linen.
n049
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CHURCH NOTICES.

ORIENTAL PHILOSOPHY.
ORIENTAL ESOTERIC SOCIETY I443 O ST
Sunday evening, Sis. why Sleep Rests U.s.
Public invited. Library of philosophical works
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
FIRST CHURCH or CHRIST. SCIENTIST 18TH
and r SITS. n.w.-Scrviccs Sunday. IL am. and
$ nm. Subject: Soul aud Body Sunday
school IL an; Wednesday evening meeting 8
O'Clock. Public cordially invited All seats
free Free reading room sol Colorado building.
HALL CHAPEL.
HALL CHAPEL,
So3 La. ave. n.w.-Preaehing every Sunday,
2:3o y. m. for the promotion of scrptural
holiness as taught by John Wesley. Strangers
welcome. Phoebe Hall Iuttrell, pastor.
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Tide Tables.

Today-Low tide. 1920 am. and 1888
pm. high tide. $40 I'm. and GAS pm
Tomorrow-Low tide, 1,02 am. and "a
pm; high tide, GAS am and 7:28 pm
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rose. 4:43 am; sun sets, ITO
pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises 4:42 am.
Moon sets S:27 am. tomorrow.
The City Lights.
The city lights and naphtha lamps all
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-21

NORTH CAPITOL NJ. E. CHURCH. NORTH
Capitol and SITS. neil am. sermon by
Rev. j. f. Thomas. u. D.. Of the New England
Alice Bushpe of Spain and the Hon. Seth p
Let of Montreal. Canada delegates to the
worlds Sunday school convention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-21

FIRST THE STRANGERS SABBATH HOME.
Donald c. Macleod. d. d.. minister.-11 am
the pastor will preach, subject. The Unity OF
Christendcm,: 3 pm. Young peoples mass mas
meeting. under auspices of worlds convention:
7:45 pm. section Of worlds convention. speak
ers. Rev. Aviro Refs. moderator OF Pres
byterian general assembly of South America
and Rev H. NJ. Hammi of Tennessee: 5. s.,
800 m special program; y. ?. $. c. q.
645 pm. Visitors to the worlds convention
specially invited
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-21

FOURTH CHURCH. 18TH AND FAIRMO\T
SITS. Rev; Joseph T.. Kelly. D. D.. Pastor:-9S 80
an Sab. school: II am. preaching by the
pastor: pm. missionary rally for the chill
dren. addresses by Prof r. H. Yum %, Of korea
and Mrs Mary Foster Rryncr Of Illinois, I
pm. C. E. Society; 3 O'Clock. evening service.
addresses by Prof. Alberto C1ot of Italy and
Mrs. ]. W. Barnes of Newark. y. ]. All visit
ing speakers distinguished delegates to the
Sunday school convention
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ECK1NGToN CHURCH. NORTH CAPITOL.
Florida ave. and = ST. Rev. W. Ialiaferro
Thompson, D. D.. pastOr.-l1 An. preaching
by the Rev Chas. Gilbert Malery. D; D., OF
Rhinebeck. y. Y; pm. addresses by Miss
Davis Of Bulgaria and Mr.. sutherland OF New
York: Sabbath school at 9:45 am; Christian
Endeavor prayer meeting. pm; consrega,
tiona PRAYER meeting. Thursday evening AT
70 attend these services.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-21

VERMONT AVENUE CHURCH. PASTOR. f. d.
Power.-Preaching by l.. F.. Murray at II and
$50: 5. s.. $3.50: C. E.. Z. Come.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-21

ST. PAUL'S, nth AND II SITS. NV. JOHN
T. Huddle. pastor.serviees: IL and nd 8; ser,
music nv the quartet and junior choir. The
speakers from the worlds Sunday school CON
vcnton for the evening are Rev Louis Bogar
of Hungary and Mr.. e.. Il. y. Mackie of New
Zealand. Sunday school at $3.50 with short
addresses by visitors. Urion C. f. meeting at
pm \ special welcome to deiegates ana
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-21

FIFTH BAPTIST CHURCH F. NEAR 7TH SW..
John r. Briggs. pastor.-11 am. preaching by
DIR. Il. W. Spilman of Nashville; at I'M.
:. :. Rally. led by Rev. f. Y. Mullins of
louisville AS, service in charge OF DR..
George Green Africa and Rev Carey Bonner
Of London; $50. s. ;. at church; ), at chapel
Visitors welcome.
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Zbiuer nerleBt.


Sin TaDerer ltnfaQ sreignets iia 8e'
fern Qbeno tur3 nah 5 ubr IN 99oe
Bart, inosm bic 2 Sabre aIte Ylarsos
retbe ShisIe, I0dter beg UiafbtHiFsr
CHARTS Shiele pou Der Qibtou uno
Montietb 2lDenue, beim Spielen Dor Der
elterIi6en 0obaung BON eiHem abIiee
TerungsnagsH bss 9rocers attpooo
bon Spoe Yart iiberiabrsn puroe. Die
RQoer bes Ddgen gingeH iiber Die
9ruit oes ainoes uno 2eBteres Duroe
iaIeunigit in bic Office oes in Der
Rd6e pobnsnbsn 0r. 8. Nelion 2eeos
g.bratt. Der 4r3t tOnitatirte ihpere
innerlite 9srIeBuHgsu uuo be3ei6nete
oes 3uitano Der 8eruRgIutten fir auz
Berft beoeutli6. Der Wagen puroe
BON bsm is Sabre aIteH DQl Retert
pon Ro. 3543 Ct. Charles pIace GEE
!entt.
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Sater uuo Spd,ter
aGmpften ans geringiiisiaer geraus
laiiung aui 2ebcn uno Sob.

gu etnem Sample auT Qeben uuo
Dob spiIhen Batter uno So6ter tam
es gsitern Nu6t segen II llbr in oem
6auie go. 336 8oal StraBe. Der 72
Sabre Qlte 2trbeiter patrid &enneop
tam fpdtsr tpie setp0bnlih betm unb
sfpar ougsbIib in ungetruntenem gu
itanbe. Seine % Sabre uIte 3odter
8ute, cine 5ubrttarbeiterin, muhte ihm
oieIerbalb Yorpiirfe uno es tam 81 eia
nem beftigen mortpehIel, in beFeu
Berldufe Der Batter ieiner 5ohter bi.
brennenbe petroleumlampe on ben
aopI mari, pdbreno bic 5ohter tbnr
nit einem 8roomsiier cine Stihpunbe
an Der gruIt betbrahte. Die Campo
erplooirte uno aute 5os iih ftmsrss
bate grunbtpunoen an ben 4rmen su.
4nhere 6ausknohner mutten BEN
Sample Elm Gnoe unp lofhten bos
Feuer. Rittlertpeile mar bic polis.t
| auf Der 9tIofIa6e sri9iensn uHo 9a'
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g.enidAidycs SlcnS.

Sin faQ tiefTten neutrality-suspicious.
fam seitern abenO sur aenntniB oer
ge6orben, ols Die 80 Sabre ate 5ruu
Warp Smitle, cine gegertu. bon go.
$50 God Strabe. Iopie ibr 13 Sabre
alter Sobn aus sriter Ghe. Rsgiualb.
uno ibr Is Ueonate altes gabn aus
slpeiter Che auf 0eranIafung oes 4rz
menorstss 2inbiup in Qatrolipusen 2
naa Dem ftdbtiiteH 9ofpital sebrdht
ipurben. Die 5rau III seiitesgsItOrt
uno mar Bel ibrer Giulieferung 10 gee
paltibd.ig, oaB lie nur nit Wsiibe in
Der betrcIfenben Waro untergebra6t
peroen tonnts. 5rau Smith bat bret
ainoer aus eriter gbe. BON oeHen Hegi.
nalo, 13 Sabre at, bohgraoig ihniuo'
fidtig lit. Sbr stpeiter Wtann If
bliao uaa tauH fir IsiHe StisftiHesl
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Die Iafaer'( '(6e 2Sraueret.
Sm Berid)t iuir0 alagc bebnfS Gin
ieBnng eines &eceipers eingereidJt.
8cgeu Die 2eiter iuir0 cin llrt6eil
DOn 100000 Derlnugt.

sm Common 9leasgeriht nurbe ges
tern cine 4Lage bebufs GinieBung eiz
nes Retetoers fir bic s. Dulter 8relpz
ing go. etngsreiht uno auBerbem ptrb
Elm llrt6ei[ BON 100000 gegen 5ranf,
Gburles uno MiQiam Qnbretps per-
Iungt, bic 81 gro3ent bes Qttientap;s
tols beiiBen. Grobe UliBtpirt6i4dft in
Der Gei6dftsfii6rung ipiro als &lagez
qruno angegeben. 8ldger Itnb bic Be-
tiger Der reftirsnben 40 pro3ent Der
2lttien, nGmli9 bic 8i3eprdiiDentiu
8ictoria 8. ShuIB, 8racs .. S6ulB.
GOuis 8. S4uLB uHo Qoam u. Rras
mer.
BON ben 9srtlagten 1T Jronf Nm
orstps Der prGiioent Der grauereiz8e>
IeuIhaIt unb Charles 2tnoretDs Der
SetretGr uno @ei6dftsfubrer. Den
2lnoretps piro gum 8oripurf gema6t,
oaB lie bic 2siturg bes 9ei6dfts an
ii6 geriTen unb 8nar nit ueber8e6ung
o.s geripaltungsratb5, uno iih gro6sr
Wibpirthfhdft IdulDig gemaht bd:s
ten. Das 6eI6dft Iei bernatld1iigt
uno bic oTntsreiIen Der GlGger baour6
i6per bebrobt. Serner tDtrb Don ben
aldqern bsbauptet, OdB bic 8ert!agten
felt Jabreu tsine 9erIdmmlun8 Der
Qttiondrs einberufen un0 bic SiBuus
qsu oes gsrpaltun9sraths nur in
1roBsn 3piitsnrdumsn itattgsfunoen
bdtten. Die lirmu lei in Shuloen
qeitiirst tporbeu, mas ben areoit Be
eintrdhtigt bate, uno ieBt oro6en ote
Wrtldatsn, bas gtgertbum nett unter
| otm W.rtb uub ohne 3uittmmung Del
8ldqer su bertdufeH. TauIeroe Dor
! Tolurs ieien ferner burb QnssitsQtt
Oerlorsn segangen uno 3tD1r Ieoi9iit
oura bic NahLdiIi9teit Der 8s:
tla9ten. 1as Geihdft babe BIZ
/ Dor siri1eH Jabreu einen gutter
Russr abgsrporfeu, absr anItatt be.
Rubens perbs jeBt nit elmer unterbi
lana oearbeitet. Seit bier Sabrel
| I.ien tsiue 0iDiosnbsn be3abLt tporoe1
uno psnn oos Gsriht njdt Ourh Gin
isbung zines RuHsoerpaIters eir
! Itreite, lei Gsfabr Oorhanoeu, odb oj
gttipa odnslih sntperthet niiroer
8urd bic WiBpirtbihdft nDn Sejte,
Der Qnorstps fei Elm 9erluit Don 800,
900 entitanben, fir ben bic 8etla8ts
ben gtttipndren uno oeH 8ldubiger
aeqeniiber perantportIih Ieieu. 4u
oiefem Grunbe piro duBsr Der tSrnsr
nung zines Receipers Elm urtAeiI u5e
oisien 9etra1 oerianQt.
Die WaItsr'ihs 8rauersi lit bic al
teits in Der Staot. pobI i'm g1H3e
Qouos, osHu ite puroe beretts i'm Sabr
/ 1925 gseriiHoet.
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Sofal : gertmt.
Gprann 6eSerserac.
sIlitr Wanu teiaet OIL G!.pbantiaiis
Der Rnit.

gprano De gerserdc, RoItan4s bss
riibmtsr 5.lo, tpdre Dor Jsio erbIaBt,
nenH CT ben SO SABRE alien Aiif:r
Sobn 2obrep Don YOrt StraBe uno
Central Qpenue bate is5sn t0nneu,
aIs oisi.r sefterH i'm i;dotii6eu 5os
ipitol Nufnabms fano, Qobrsp IeiDst
an elmer Iebr ieltenen S11ntbsit, nam
Ii6 on Glepbantiuiis ber Rois. SeiH
Risdorgan iit 5u esrcosu unbeimlis
den 3imeniionen on9,itDousn uHo
bdngt nis cine rniige guyts ubsr Die
unterlipp. binob. 81. RAJ. if 81
3oa lang uno 81 3cu brett uno bal
cine ountelrotbe fyurbe Rad 4usIagc
Der 5oipitaIdrste sisbt IS teire aur
fir bds Geiben uno 0emi.l5en taun
hohIisns burdb cine Gmputatior Gin
halt qeboten neroen.
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Topie fir Tsin sig.nss, 15 Monats al
tes Babe ni6t iorgen. Die 5amilis
lebte in tisfiter Qrmutb, nnb bas GIeno
purOe geruOe3u unertrdgltd. als bic
SHUTTER Dor ca. IA 9agen pl0BIi6 ben
8eritnno perlor. Ra6barn ma6ten
f6Itebtid ben Qrmenar3t uuf ben 6uu
oufmertiam uno Die 0utter, iOpie bic
beioen etngangs srpdbnten &inber
nurOer na6 Dem6Oipital ge6rdht. Dix
QnitaILsbeborbe fpetgerte iid, Die atns
Der auf3unebmen uno leBtsre ipurDen
nah oen Capitalization un0 BON bort
fpdtsr na4 Dem Detenttonsbaufe be8
Sugen0gsri4ts gebrddt.
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Rotterbam. angst.: .anbpt'

Rotterbam. m. angst.: rGnbDt"
bon philadelphia.
gfpmoutb. an8st.: .qrin3
sSriebrid Milhelm" BON Rem g)ort.
na6 Gberbourg unD Bremen beItimmt.
gorunna. Qbgsg.: u6ubior"
bon Saprs unD gorbsaur, nah Ren
Yorf.
Sputbampton. 4n8st.: Ecu
tonic" bon Rem Dort.
ReupeI. 4nget.: ra0niq gilbert"
bon gep gprt, nah Geruu beTtimmt.
Q6gsgangen: sRoltte" na6 Rstp
Yorf.
Gberbpurs. @bgs8.: .arons
prin3eFin getilie" mad Rem gort.
2onbon. absegaH8sn: ,Rount
Semple" nad WontreoI.
Bottom. anget.: nSaronia" bon
2iberpool.
5alifur. angst.: .5fberion"
BON Glasgow. na4 q3jIa0elpbia be-
ittmmt.
2tperpopL 4ngsh: .3aronia'
bon Rep gort; sSDernio" BON Bottom
glontrsal. angst.: ~RODol GO:
fparo" bon griitol.
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ter unb So6tsr tpurbsn bsrbdftst uno
3und9it in gatrolpugen 3 no9 ben
5oipttal gebradt. Sbrs 9erleBung,H
puroen fir ungefdbrli4 befunoen uno
ud6oem ben Gefungsneu 8erbGnbe dn-
gelsgt norDeu pdrsn, purben Iie in D.r
britten DiitrittsItatiou unter Der Nns
tldge bes Stehens nit Der Qbiiht gu
t0bten, refp. ber Sruntenbeit, siuge=
fperrt. &ate bsbduptst, in QotbDsbr
oon bem W1efer 9ebruu6 oemddt Su
baben, pdbreno RenneOp in 5eIb7tperz
tbetoiguHg bic 2ampe dIs DurfgeidoB
beniibt hd6en nil.
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Bster Sang.

Gin gutter 6ang puros geitsrn BON
ben GsbeimpoIi3iitsn 9pper uu0 GoIs
nan gemaht, aIs lie ben SO Sabre al-
ten anitreihsr lbos. Ibarp. oeu Be-
b0rotn uQsr gr0Bersn StGote als
u2ouispiae Slim" betaunt, in stnsm
9oair6aus on 9poge uuo 9ano 4QsH
per6aftsteu. ,2ouispiQs elm" lit Elm
beruhtiqter 5otsloieb uub ioq mehrere
tir8lit bier bsgaugene Diebitdble aui
benz GerbboIs baben. Gr Duroe gu
nddit ais perbd9tig eingeiperrt.
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Nttp Yort, IL. 4ug. Qngstom.
.2uiitania- bon 2iperpool; .st1nigin
Guife@ BON Oenua unb NedpeI.
Nbsssansen: ga grsiagns" nod
5apre; ~garburofa" nah Bremen;
~2uiiiona" nah gssapel; .Usue3ia-
aah WorTsine.
Aueenstonn. glbgss.: 6dper.
forb-, BON giberpool. nnA gbilabels
pbia; ~abriciic- bon Eoutbamptpr
,uHe Gbsrboura rc& Rem Uors.