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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-24
@ermiidJte @nseisen.

Baltimore. DO. t2. Mtdrs 1910.
Mn bic Millionaire
Der ~,ltGiteo Nntlmnps q electric 6pnpanN pon
Baltimore"
IS lpiro hermit bcfdnnt 9cl1ndlt. p1b ole
Irureicrirhilnc biefer Sanlpu9rie AM Eunncrs
itag, nen "a. Wtdri 1910. 3 llbr 9ind)miilo9s.
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10 lion Tormiitn93. lpieocr aebiitct pcrbcr.
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Gt.S3,9ItOp Scirctir.
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Wn h;c Namcn.

Sunec Santcn. ipeI6e mooerne e6uciSeriuni
feirt, Wobin itb bofiir al ,penben. Gie braudcn
mir bel Sri. G.. Subers. Ir. 3O2. Neit. earntp.
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baIten nuberbent eriinoIiGen 1interrri&t I'M
3uf6reioen. Gebr IiberaIc 9ebineurgen. -
Trf. 1t. Snbers, Vf. 800, eff.edratp1asets.
(Sept2-,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-24
Marie L. Zimmerman.

IS ItGrb an %. lMidr} 1910 Mnic y. Sim.
mermGu. Gclte6te Sodier bon @idric i. mo
ecs peritorbcneu Shep, Georgc 81. zimmerman,
III i1rem u. 0tbetaiubrc. Sic NcerbighuI
iinbei Samitn0. 2B. Diary. 10 ubr SorrtStQgo,
bonn iouufe ibrcr SHUTTER. Nr. 1916, Suracnt'
Strafc, aus itatt, gciietitIl9 p%rinnttrn.
(S3-hO
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ipjcph, II. itblhurn.

IS iiurb in ietucr ISobnnrg. Dir. -, Glib
Snrrultpn. elpcune. Tined, ldngcrer Nrdniicit
1oispb ". ltblborn =, bic ,3eit Der Pccrnialu9
fairh' fpaicr aiiaesebs FssijN0 Jt's- r(S&l
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Gpa VI. Wnlfinncr.

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Qua VI. Wtnlfinacr in tbreIt n. Gcbcneiubrc.
QeIiette Satin mes bcrilorbcncn Subil g. Aiuls
ilnper. 9ie Secroigrua finhct am Srritag,
NnfnliilnGS , l(br BON Der SSubnlilla hcr
,Srdu Catherine Niitner. Nr. 5tg, YpresGrnirai
ifatt. .#t esd
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0erlanaf.

WffInhnf: W
Scnbitnaer bon BUTTER mno Giern; pcrtraucn
Gle oiefc ms an. Rir 5ublen Die bciten Mdriis
pretfe. Seten sic it'd acfdaiait init ms in
Serbtrthuna mo mir icrlben unicre giotirir9en
poiitpenoeno.
g.. &. arnlicet SpnS Co.,
22500 SifsSibole.S trube, Baltimore, MO.
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Guaoe. Vartie 9nnbpreficn. 8iiie fir. fd,rcIe
adnfer. @iS 8 ubr slbenns often. 5f7 Ntt.
9eIinstsn. etrahe. (s3)
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UcidjaftsscIcscnbciten.


IN perfdufcn:
GdInoen Snirmnuit. Spc. lnb Gnftsslbe. cine
Der feiriicn 3daet in Baltimore; fir traero
Elm 8efhdft pdIieno: iteie Nadbarfbafi. Gnd,a
~anfroacn al Crit nnb 9tele. Mtdn 1ebr,e bic
Sairnlount'sloenne Gleftrifhe. (Wtdrat0-)
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Mpnumenten, @rnbfteinen nnb eiatuen.
Oh mir oaS 9aeerbnus 9ir. 223, Norbs
ebarles'StruBe, be5oecn baber. fperoerl. mir
haS 9dr3s Pager au Snno ni alien BIase,
Nr. ZIG, Meft. Baltimore. StrnRe, 5u ausnebui.
lid nieorigen Hreifen oeriauier.
8. Silgartncr & Guns.
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Stir 2Ndnner.

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~f1bigfeit prompt uro permanent iuieber beritelt.
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9rflu'ipe ~slgentur 52t Sbo.Nolfe.s trase.
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Inn fprcd)c nnt gbcno hon @ bis o l1br una
Mittipnb rrb GGnItlg bon 3 bis 9 lfbr. Comm
tags oclt gnf5cit 2Ha Dor. CSan4,1N
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cft. ealtt,nsre'e tTs MAIN Ushsn esais'ASs. !
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-24

Miniitrrpr0iiocnt bobc id) Der @e.
rcdJtiQfeit ireien 2ori 1eloiien. Wiou.
der miro lid iibcr Dos EorfomnlniB
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miro iebcn, bab mir sic gleifc &c.
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notpnoIiitiide nGcIoir" iuNt: Gle
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bere nod iid 5icbcn; mebrerc 2iau;-
botoren merbenL follS iblen llid)t
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luonbern n%liiiicn. - Mebriod) wiro
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fern Der &loltcrgiitcr icbr bcoclltenbc
committeeman crbulten babe, pcil tr
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mllBte, DOB Die 8ebGllbe mcit untcy
ibrenr mirfliden @ert6 Sen aGllfcrn
5llgclhldgcn muroen. y
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-24

Nadl brclnngcn parlos
mcntoriidlcn &Gmpien bat Der froll'
joliihc Scnot cnblid Die Arbcitcr.
Eenliona . @prlogc nit 2S0 gegct 3
StimnlCll ul,gcnomnlen, ultb cs miro
crlportet, bo6 ond) bicGe piltirtellfont'
ll,er Dem Gntmllri IN leilter leti1eil
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Den beporitebcnoen @ohlen nit Der
poucnocten Sbotiudlc cincS Tltcra'
Yeniious . 0eicbcs Dor ibrc @ohlcr
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men t~hcilhoitig merbcn. Irbciter itlio
Irbeitocber iollcn 81 Dem FcnIipr,S'
Sonb 9eiirGgc leiitcn nlo Der bonn
Staotc 81 leiitenbe 3uid)uB miro
porerit oiii 1870 Millionelt 6roncs
(36 MiQioncn 9oaors) peronld)lo9t.
Gin meitcrcr Staot, Der Mltersiiir.
forge treibt. llno Nncrifo? Ga mllB
bas s(ltcr iiir lid, iclbit iorgen.
Mae MOOD. bic Dem nun
ntchr, pcritprbcncn Sunbes~ lenator
Ylott bel ieincn 2eb5ciicn uicl acracr
bcrcitet bot, inbem tic bcbauptetc,
icinc nlc9itinle" Slnrnre gcluelcn 5i
iein. crbebt Jest als ieine @ittlue In.
iprl,d, aitf ieinen gtnd)lnB. 2ic Ganc
lit nit ibrer 2iebe ebenio c%oliequent,
luic Der altc nit icii,er Yolitif mar.
nno Elatt bat ei9entlif) einen eroben
Segler begoneen, ols CT ieine Ser.
bipbiua nit ibr. III abrebe, itellte.
@eId)' eiil Yaor BON 9eutepolitifcrn
batten Die 9eioen a~bsesebenl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-24

Dina bos uhrhun0ertc
lang inl Gornr02dcrihlof 0elcgeuL
mod)t oui. Is mill Die o%lgen1cinc
@ebrpilid)t einiiibrcn. % rildt ia
Die .0elbc Nciubr" IN grcifbore Nlbc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-12
END or PITTsRl RG ORCHESTRA.
Executive Committee Cancels Concerts
AMI Disriiss~s N,ssirian>.

PIrTsBURO. Dec IL pittsburg has no
orchestra Edward Jenk ns. one ~ the
"ity- Very rich men. has made good
his threat Of last wreS To Withdraw his
support from tho symphony Orchestra
unless the public cam" along with its
pockstbook and helped him bear the
burden
Ten DAYS ago MIR J.ns ms vas $1,000
on. of pocket and saw l-ions 81 about
SIS. no NOR. deficit h"for" TN" end 81 the
season To-day :. statement a. issued
" hch Is in part ~ follows.
AS there has hc.n practically no
response from tho public To- the request
for Suppnr, ISSUED last we,'k by the oN"c,I-
tiy. comnitt". 81 IA. Pittshurg symphony
Orchestra the season ~ that organization
cio-.s at once ana Nh" concert scheduled
for his week will not take plaC. In"
failure. On m. part nj the public t. patron
~. the, concerts has mad" tn" deficit ~
great that the executive committees finds
II impossible To conIInu" The s"rl"s
In. statement then goes on to SAY that
tho~.. who have already paid for fIll
seasons music can have tho pro rata
-har,. of their money returned prov iding
they return their unused tick cts on or
h.For" II.,eInbsr - After that date
no money will he refunded
II i und"r~tood that tho iifiv PLAYERS
in tho orchestra. most OF whom are high
priced men. will gev one month - salary.
In IN. last N-nt""n wears public
srirIts.i men # Pitj-hp.g nav" made good
and v-r u i said tn-nIGht thar IA" an
npun. ..0r.nt Ot great orchestra win
81 Nv uAI cnIow insnt viii ha made on pr
b-'pr. January
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-12
rHE SYMPHONY SOCIETY.
SARA tiurowitsc Siolenceiiiat. Makes
Her First Appearance

The programme of the Symphony
Society concert at the New Theatre yes.
terdhy afternoon contained two short
and unImportant yet agreeable novelties
These were two numbers from Hugo
kaun's Original Compositions for a
small Orchestra" opus 10 The two Mr.
DamroSch produced wcr. the first and
last Of the set OF six. entitled Joyous
Wanderings- and -Rondo- Tn. httl.
pieces proved To he simple IN melodic
idea and construction. hut engaging bv
reason Of their pleasant temper and
their easy style. The scoring was trans
parent and solid The pieces wore we'll
played and served Ia occupy Il few min
utes Of time to cheering purpose,
The solo performer OF the concert was
SARA G'irowiisch. "A young 'Celli-t who
not long ago took the Mend-lssohn prize
in London She selected no less ambi
tious work than Eugen d'Albert's CON
certo. which challenges the PLAYER =
technic with passages Of Formidable" DIFF
hculry Miss Gurowitsch did not appear
to b' in the least dauntsd by these diff
Cnifles and disposed of them with nc-
curacy II not with brillIancv Her tom"
however. sounded astoniShinglv small
whether because Of her instrument. her
teChNlC or the dulness Of IN. audi -Or.'in
could nor well be determined. However
PLAYER with musical qualities.
The first orchestral number Of the list
was Schubert : unfinished symphony, and
the last was Tschaikowsky'- Tempest
fantasia The two lovely movements Of
Schubert sounded very restfll To those
who had been saturating themselves with
the excitements 81 Wild Western opera
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-12
VIEWS or rLtYS tND PLtI Frs.
...Jtistit IN Zarainr. - Labor play. tn Br Pro-
duccsi In Christmas werk.

J,ablpr 4 TO have decided to produce
judith Zarain".- by 6 VI Mcclellan,
in Christmas week some time ago Miss
Lena A-hw.Il IN. English actress. wa-
nut under contract Nv II.hi"r Go. "a
rI.y ~. part 81 JlDfiib. the date nf tn. pro-
duction Icing contingent upon the finding
Of the sulrabl. male star he manage
n.ni ha- now decided 10 max" th" pro
duc,,nn with Wilton LacKaye and VI -
i-hwaI A. ,o-tars judith Iirain"
T. a play written around the labor -Itua-
ton IN a Pennsylvania town
william Collier. who IL now starring
under the mana cement of Lew Fields IN
III Re Hanged il Do Al william col
ll.r Comedy Theatre. announce that he
viii I'VE "A special 10 VI professional
rnatir"- Of IN" production IN IN" near
ftI'i.T" Mr. Collier : reason Tor gINlng
IN" professional Performance al ma
unus,l aI hour il that IN" limited capacity
oi hi- playhouse could not possibly under
ordinary conditions accommodate" al IN"
player in New YORK city who would ike
TO -e.' him Therefore he has purpo-"ly
-nhe,i,il"d tn. matin@" for an neon
y.nIent time Of day
Tho Me~-r- Shubert and William \
Brady announce thai Nav BOiry and W !
carlton have been added 10 tho company
which H. to support Louise Cunning III
their American production Of IN" great
English musical success The Balkan
Princess Other principals IN the sup
portlng company ar" E"rtram Wallis.
Harbart COrfhell. Joseph Herbert.
Vida Whi'tnor- Teddy W"bb and Kenneth
Hunter The production will be seen ~
ono q. the leading Shub~rt New York
theatres early in January
BEGINNING with "A maiIn"" TO dav IN"
new CITY Theatre ia FOurte"n'h street
npppsI'" irving plac" viii h""Due a
vaudeville thoatr" IN" cry 1h"a'r" j.
nwnnd by Messrs Timoihy - sullivan
Georg. j Kraur. Mrs I p Sullivan and
William FON. ia" latter al-O being the
I..--". NJ III" academy of Music and
Dewey Theatre on the sam" street Mr.
T.Y h,- leased rh" CITY 1h"atr" from hI~
o--n,lnr"- and will start MS l'aS" hy max
ing IL "A vaudeville hOU-"
Mrs tharly" COurtiand NJ Washington.
who hn- b,-cn playing IN" ingenu" part
AZ tn" Garrick ia London with Laurence
irving IN The Tnwrit'"n Lew, arrived
yr-rcrdly 10y ia" Atlanti" Transport
liner Minn"haha r-gr"tiiEg the foRs ~
London that forced her 10 throw up her
nuun cement the night l"for" the Mime
n al 1 -ailrd and ae"k the -"a immediately
~ rrp,tpcrats The was not Kind To-
her IN" went 10 Washington to visit
h.r family when she gets better she
will accept an engagement hero.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-12
pL,,w RIcHr M Nay ,RR,,ES.


John y" Nav the playwright and
founder II th.. MrNGoan National Packing
COMPANY END hls brother Henry -" NAY
president Il rh.. company. arrived y"st''r-
iay ~ tn" tunh-Ci.r 'arOnla and the
vlaywrlght told how n" had SucC .--d..d
instantly IA irnprssslng MIN" Sarah Bern
harcit whom n" will confer with whIl"
herr with tn. merits OF his play -JuiRS. .
to h.. produced on December - H."
submitted the play to her IN October
H.. said h" could not outlIn" III. plot
without IN" sanction If Nine Bsrnharii
but tina, h.. would sEy that II was UnlGu"
and that .Juda, Hoes not In the play hetray
christ for money R.nsldn Hahn has
written rpeCis music for the play.
Mis-. Da!si- l. wing. who will play under
the name cement at col savage in Tn.
Merry Widow. end George Arlis. End his
wife who will open h.re In play On
p~rPeli 10y LnrIIs VI Parker. wcT" sl.p
r:>s-ngers on ne Carona
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-12
GILLETTE TO RUN A THEATRE
WILL COMBINE STOsk COM
PANI AND STAR IDEAS.
Charles Frohman to Put Up building
which IL To he known as the New
American Repertoire Theatre Fr0il.
man stars Are to Appear There.


! Charles Frohman will complete to-day
the final negotiations for new uptown
thestr" 10 bs the permanent home OF an
organization combining the stock com
pany and visiting star system ana TO be
known "a the New American Repertoire
Theatre. Its dictatorship VIII he en-
iir"ly IN IN" hands or William Gillette.
MIR oilli-st.'s idea ~ that snch theatra
Will mean To actors what the Academy
Of Design means 10 painters
Ground has already been broken for
49,, 49, L,,,I,,nr ,h., s;,ua,;or -, u,hi,h
a. -. l..I'.
"" ''"'a' ~ "'' - ''' W
any NOR" ueilhit"Iy thah Y" say that "
will ba situated within sight ~ anot her
wall known up,own theatr. For som.
-. a. L,h,,,,, "a, t.,, ,,.,.~,;a,;.
~ VII, W. ,.,' IS, -
WIN a we'll hno"h real '@t@l" 'T'h 10 winch
ha will give final word to-day to- go ahead
on the compilation Of the new playhouse
.l,aadv nar,lv bau,,,
RI 49, -,.a.,.. ~ .,,-...
ini@ "i"'"s va" "i~i"~'''"i
OF William Hillettes services at Tn" end
of his present season Mr.. Gillstt" has
agre.i 10 undertake. the direction of th.,
,L.,., ,h, ,,iu,, 81 ,.b;,,L ,,,,II ~, ,h., -, .
49,,
permanently "-'"'-'d S'ocr co'hpahy'
headed from tim" TO Tune by visiting
Frohman stars Tn. theatr. will Ia oper-
a,ed by Mr. GiIl.tts on IN. idea that there
.,co, ,,I.ys ODD .,,r ,I.y. ,h, g.,
a. 10y g. f"'''
demanding performance" ny well pa'-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-12

interest in tho achievements Of the
younger men writing for the stage Mr.
Cohan. continued MIR Clarke. writes
strictly IN IN" spirit u to-day. Thos.
shake-pearian lines. said Mr.. Clarke.
Now il the winter 81 our discomfort. q"
DC, would be- reduced by MIR Cohan to
singl" speech. Boys, things are look
ing up
Adoiph klauber spoke in praise Of Mr.
Cohan and his work from the viewpoint
ot the serious dramatic critic. Tho other
speakers who told Mr.. Conan that he H.
Ia quot. on. Of hIs favorits lines, "a great
little fellow were Wilton I.ackave. CLAY
Green and Lawyer cambridge Colby.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-12
FOtND MS FJtNtEE M tD.
Her Mother Died Two Weeks Ago she
was TO Have Married Him soon.

Jacob Friedland. foreman Of tn. Reliable
knitting Mills. OF 225 sinedik.r avenu. FL
New York. came To Manhattan yester' :
afternoon To make final arrangements
for his wedding with Clara Rochleon. a
girl who worked IN the mill. When he
returned To her rooms on the floor above
the factory ne found her dead with tube
attached 10 a Ras jet in her mouth. Fried
land. who rooms on the same floor, had
been engaged To- the girl for some time
They had planned big wedding. but
when Mrs Rochleon died two weeks ago
they decided To- he married quietly soon
a fter III ristInaH
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-12
"yHg u,,ORf>> STRt>DrD


CHICAGo. D"c. II Chi"ago'- "limaf.
proved 'op much for Tho M3.y"r'-s \
new comic opera playing ~ IN" Colonial
BOok"d for rhrr" works a.'Id for = farther
Ind"Rnii" period Il " proved aInr~,-E u
fh" curtain we, rang duHn for tn" EL.t
tim" Saturday night. n" -hDw vent
broke. uHd unpaid hotel btli- face IN.
eighty artI$fs N the company IIt'
week 3. -s.lari", are du" and th" player
are stranded
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-12
CHuRrH BEGINS SOrI,L WORN.
The Pilgrims on Brooklyn Heights q
Have secular Meetings.

The Church OF tn. Pilgrims at Henry
and Rems.n streets. Brooklyn. began
Yesterday "a measur" Of social work with
"a meeting called tn. friendly sunday
afternoon at which gospel hymns Were
sung and tn" Rev. Leslie Willis Sprag'I".
who used to be- with the Ethical tuliur"
Society. spoke on Tn" Hunger Of tn"
city Dweller Their. is also To he each
week sunday evening homctine. sun
day civic centre at i2I5 q clock a Nedn"s-
dav morning club for women. end a
children's hour on Fridays. This Is tn"
church 81 which DR.. StorrS was pastor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-12
MENJTtV iNTITiEs HIyD ,P
Owned ~, an Amer lean anu Bounh for
san Franri,ro Export ForbI,isirn

SALIVA CEr2. Mexico. Dee ~ In~""
large boxes filled with archHoio girai
obJec.- of rarity and value nav" been con.
fiscated lay III" Government iu'' a. hey
were heing placed on board a vessel for
shipment to san Francl-c"
The ancient relics cam" from IN" stat
Of Oaxaca and 'h"T belong to an American
whose nam. has not been div ulg"i. a.
no arrest has vet De"r mad'
Tn. law against m. shipping ~ arch
geological relics ON 81 Mexico excerpt hr
permission Of the Government - belu.
strictly nforced
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-12
r,wpE ,rni rHr ,rRr ~ R>rD.


VERA car. MeNrco. bee ~ word has
reached h"r.. 81 th" dos riIctIpu hy hr.
of the beautiful Renacim.ntp Th"ltr.'
and a number Df large wtrrhoI-,.- an
other buildings IN IN" cIty Of Caup.a"hv
Tho lD- = on the theatre ~ sltsI.pp IN"
other LOSSES Az equal a'uInt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-12

NASHISGrON, bee. Ii Senator William
J Stone 81 Missouri ~ III with pleurlsy at
his hotel ln this city 4 statement issued
boy MS phv-lriln today asserts that his
condition U.s. favorable and that there -
10 occasion tor alarm Oh III. part 81 his
frl"rd- d,.-pIt. the fact his intimate
friends ~ a." S"nat. are not allowed to
-sr him
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-12
The Slant Book

THIS book is suitable I,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-12
The Young Forester

BY Zano Grey
In this stirring adventure story "i
the southwestern wilderness an East
ern boy IL shown with love for tr"'s
and outdoor life which gain him "han""
To join a forest ranger in the West
His arrival in Arizona brings him into
instant conflict with timber thieves. the
pirates OF the forest. There follow
scenes which hold the reader tense with
SUSPENSE.
WITH IUustrdtiops Post sro. Cloth, 81 IS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-12

Tn. book D.. specially .,ntabis Tor readers
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-28

bon ibnen, tpelher auf Die bette ur,b
~biinoigite @eiie crfldren ipiirbe. ipcs>
balb er republitanii6 geiinnt lei, cine
pruhtige Srutbenne. sd bin elm
Sreuub Der Hepublif". inste Ser critic
Der iGpar3en Gentlemen. ripeil Die
Heprblifdner Die emancipation Der
9eeer burdeefiibrt babcn!" -
.grapo", iprad Der Seitlln9smanu
unh lunnbte iih Damn nit ben @orten:
~Nun. Bill. iucsbalb bit 9u Gcpublis
funer?" an DEN 5meiten Heger. -
sd bin 8epublifaner", eripiberte
oieier, .peil Die &epublifaner 10 wciic
@eiese seben!" = rNuh ni6t iibel",
lobte Der Gebatteur unb fubr bann.
gum britten eelpnnbt. fort: .Sebt,
Gam. Jag Su uns. fpesbalb Oh Hes
pubIifdner biitl" = sd bin Elm &ez
publifaner". ent9csuetc Gam treuz
ber8ig, .lpcil i9 germ Die Srutbcnre
BADEN mohtel" llnb er befam Die
Srutbenne!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-28

8eeenben befdbrt, bat manhmal @es
legenbeit, gang i~utereiiante GrIfeie
nuneen int 8er6alten Der 5biere beg
8albes felt5uiteler. Gur6fdbrt man
5um 9eiipiel int Iutomobil ipiloreide
@egenoen bel Ra6t. 70 fommen nift
lelten auh Saien in ben 8ereid Der
S6einiperfer unb ergreifen natiirlih
i9leunigit bic Slu6t. "a lit es bann
erepelih, ben Saien als 8ennmeiiter
81 beobu6ten. gr lduft ihnuritradS
geraoenns. unmittel6ar Dor Der Waz
i6ine Der, Die S6einperfer. Die TIRE
2idtitrdblen in Ihmalen
Streifen ~gcrabeais t~perfen. iino iein
VerbdusniB. 9as eebleubete Sbier
iiebt MIR eineu ausipeg - Die bonn
Sdeinlperfer sreIl beleuGtete StraBe;
refts uno linfS lit ihipar5e Siuiters
nib, lmb crit penn Die Strdbe cine
Benbun9 maft unb Der Sheiu aiif
oas Selb unb in ben @raben fault.
finbet bas Sbier Hettung aus Der 8es
fanseni6af. Der 9idtitrablen, nm
banu plosli6 i'm ~tieiten Sunfel al
iisen. Sci bieiem @ettlaiif fam
man bic 8eidpinpigfeit zines Saien
lei6t feititeIen. Sobalb i'm Die
Siftitrablcn eingefauseu baben.
mdbigt man Die @eidninbigfeit bes
Iutomobils, bis Der abitanb 5tpiiden
Der Waihine unb DEM Sbiere gleifs
Gin 9lid ouf ben @eihipins
o~isfeitsmeiier 5eiat Johann Die m
tame 8ei6ipinoisfeit an. unb mir err
fabren oaruus, baB elm Saie aii
ebener Strabe 1912 bis 1919 Ieileu
Stunoengcidpinoigfeit erreidt. bergs
auf abcr bringt CT es faum auf 111a
Wteilcn in Der Stunoe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-06-28
(spesieu tHr biefe 8eitnmsJ
WaS (oQ aus oie( fem Kinoe meroen?
Uon Nic. 6ontter.
Bon Nie. 8onner>

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