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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-05-18
Ry Assoclated PCS.
BY Associated Press.

London, May 17.-Mr. Roosevelt,
special American ambassador to the
funeral of King Edward, did not par
ticipate today in the ceremony attend
ing the removal Of the body Of the
king from Buckingham palace to
Westminster hail Mrs. Roosevelt,
Miss Reese welt. Kermit, American Am
bassadOr and Mrs Reid witnessed the
procession from q house in Carlton
house terrace, DUt Nj Roosevelt spent
the morning answering his accumu-
lated cCrTesp spCIderce.
The procession fTon Huckingizp
palace 10 Westminster hail o-s
through doubled f.aes Of red coated
soldiers, fisEked with rows ~ =ta.-ract
policemen and a mass Of silent, black
gaTbed humanity
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-05-18
UNITED STATES MAKES
SUGGESTION TO MEXICO
BY Associated Press,

Washington, May 1.-THE United
States has suggested to Mexico that
the boundary question involved in the
celebrated Chamisal zone case be sub
mitted to some well known jurist of a
mutually friendly power for arbitTa-
ton. The question involved is wheth-
er the southern section Of the city of
FL Paso, Texas. valued at several mil
lions of dollars, belong by right under
the boundary of the United States
with Mexico, to Mexico or to the state
of Texas.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-05-18
SpecIal to The journal.

Jacksonville, May Ex-senator
Taliaferro tonight issued the follow
ing announcement:
To the Democratic electors of Florida:
The first primary for United States
senator resulted in no choice and a
second primary is necessary.
l shall go before the people on my
record, and shall accept without conf
plant whatever verdict may be rem
dered. False reports and calumnies
were circulated about me by my op-
ponents, while was in Washington az
my post of duty in the interest Of the
state, and had little chance to defend
myself against them. My purpose
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-05-18
COTTON MEN
ARE IN SESSION
EIGHT HUNDRED DELEGATES
FROM EVERY COTTON MANU-
FEATURING STATE IN UNION
GATHER AT CHARLOTTE.
BY Associated Press.

Charlotte, \. c., May 17.-Eight
hundred delegates. representing
every cotton manufacturing state in
the country, were present today
when the American Cotton Manufac-
turers Association convened.
President Lewis w. Parker deliv-
cred the annual address in which he
took a pronounced stand against IL
legal speculation. Following his ad.
dress he was presented with a hand
some gold medal, expressive of the
esteem in which he was held. Other
speakers were |. H. Bullard of Mem
phis, and John A. Law, of Spartan
burg, S. G,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-05-18
NOT EXCITED OVER
ADVENT OF THE COMET

versity, expressed the opinion that il
the tail of the visitor envelops the
earth, it will lose some gas by fric.
ton with the upper realms of the
earth's atmosphere, but he believes
that the gas would burn quite harm.
lessly.
A summary of various views OF
the effect of the comet printed here
today is that the celestial gadabout
is a harmless phenomenon which
will destroy the earth" and that it's
tails is an "innocuous streamer OF
deadly cyanogen gas"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-05-18
MONEY
NOT ALLOWED
SENATE STRIKES OUT PROVISION
IN, RAILROAD BILL ALLOWING
$500 EXTRA PER YEAR FOR
COMMERCE COURT OFFICIALS.
BY Associated Press

Washington, May 1.-THE senate
today considered the railroad bill and
struck out the provision for an extra
allowance of three thousand dollars
annually to members of the proposed
commerce court over the allowances
of circuit court judges
The house devoted its time to the
sundry civil bill. Underwood of Ala
bama criticised the president and the
Republican majority of the house for
failure to give publicity to the cor
poration tax facts, and Keifer of Ohio.
advocated an international agreement
for preserving the neutrality Of the
Panama canal.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-05-18
AVANT DISAPPEARS.

Columbia, S. c., May Nv. ].
Avant, convicted with DR.. ]. c. Big
ham of manslaughter, in connection
with the fatal shooting last year at
Murrels Inlet of Bigham's girl-wife
Mrs. Ruth Crisp Bigham. has disap-
peared, and 1t is believed he has lied
the state. Bigham has been missing
several months. The supreme court
remittitur denying Avants appeal
was sent down last week and Sunday
night Avant, who was on bail, left
his home in Georgetown county. in.
forming Sheriff Scurry he was going
TO the penitentiary at Columbia 10 be
gin service
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-05-18
Senator TaiaferrO Issues a
Statement Regarding Primary

now is to undeceive the people and to
give them all the facts abput all other
public records that may be concerned
in this campaign. | shall present faces
only and l. hope the electors will hold
their minds open for a conclusion until
both sides are fairly heard.
To my friends in Florida who have
advocated my interests I wish to eX-
press my appreciation and gratitude,
and l wish to assure them that from
now on they shall not be on the de-
fensive, but will have an ample sup
ply of facts with which to wage an
aggressive and l believe victorious
campaign.
Respectfully,
JAS. P. TALIAFERRO.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-05-18
BY Associated Press.

Atlanta, Ga, May 17.-Halley's
celebrated comet may or may not af-
feet telegraphic communication,
cause earthquakes or sweep Old
mother earth into oblivion with its
enlongated caudal appendage, but it
has had a most distressing effect up
on labor conditions among the ne
groes of Atlanta, hundreds of whom
positively refuse to labor at all until
the comic" passes Wednesday
night.
For a week past the negroes have
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-05-18
BY Associated Press.

Washington, May 17.-Frederick NJ.
Kerby, formerly a stenographer in Mr..
Ballinger's office, who was dismissed
yesterday on the ground that he di-
vulged confidential information bear
ing on the preparation of the Lawler
memorandum, was called to the stand
in the BallingerPinchot inquiry soon
after the hearing began at Mr.. Bran
deis's suggestion.
You were a confidential clerk 10
Mr.. Ballinger, We're you not?" asked
Mr.. Vertrees.
II felt myself a confidential clerk to
the government" replied Kerby
rather than to Mr.. Ballinger."
Kerby said he considered the di.
yulging OF the information about Law
ler as necessary.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-05-18
PROBING THE
JEWELRY CASE
OVER TWO HUNDRED WITNESSES
FROM ALL PARTS OF COUNTRY
SUMMONED TO APPEAR IN
MONTGOMERY.
By Associated Press.

Washington, May 17.-More than
200 witnesses from many parts of the
country are to be summoned by the
government to appear before the
grand jury at Montgomery, Ala, which
is to investigate the jewelry bank,
ruptcy frauds. The grand jury will
meet May %.
A dozen persons have been arrested
in connection with the alleged frauds
as a result of the injuries prosecuted
by the department of justice. Losses
estimated to range from $500,000 to
100000 are said to have been suf-
fered by merchants.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-05-18
SHIPPERS ARE OPPOSED.

Chicago, May 1I.-The COncentrat-
ed opposition of 175 manufacturing
companies to an advance in railroad
rates took form here today in the
permanent organization of individu.
al organizations and companies into
a big association to fight the roads.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-05-18
PROCURED VAST sums
FRAUDULENT BILLS LADING
Receiver For Corinth, Miss.
Firm Makes Known the
Details.

DIRECTS PROCEEDINGS AGAINST
STEPHEN M. WELD G. CO. AND
NEW YORK DOCK CO, TO
WHOM PREFERENTIAL PAY.
MENTs WERE MADE, AND Al.
LEGES THAT STEEL, MILLER &
CO. GOT MILLIONS FROM EU.
ROPEAN AND NEW YORK
FIRMS.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-05-18
WILL COST HALF A
MILLION TO RAISE MAINE
BY AssocIa ated Presa-

Washington, May 17:-According to
conveyed to the house to-
day by Secretary of War Dickinson,
it will cost half million dollar or
more to raise the wreck of the Maine
from Havana harbor while only one
thousand is appropriated.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-05-18
BY Associated Press.

Chicago, May 17.-Local scientists
are not excited over the advent OF
the comet tomorrow night
Il don't expect that we will know
that We are in it," said Prof. e. E.
Barnard, of Yerkes observatory, to
day.
Il look for luminous effects in the
night from the tail of the comet,
said Prof. E. B.. Frost, of the same
observatory.
DR.. J. McHugh, of DePauw Uni
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-05-18
LOUISIANA LEGISLATURE
GOING TO WASHINGTON
Rx Associated Press.

Baton Rouge, La, May ~17.-If a
resolution introduced in both houses
Of the Louisiana assembly passes,
the assembly will adjourn next Tues
day and proceed en- masse to Wash
ington for the purpose Of pushing
Louisiana's claim for the Panama
exposition in 1918. 1t has already
been arranged to send a committee
from New Orleans to aid the Louisi-
ana delegation in congress.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-05-18
FIRE
UPON TROOPS
THE FIRE is RETURNED, BUT
NONE SHOT - COMMANDING
OFFICER ASKS THAT MORE
TROOPS BE SENT.
BY Associated Press.

Hannibal, Mo-, May 1.-THE state
militia guarding the Atlas Portland
Cement Company plant at Llasco
was fired on by striking foreigners
this morning and the fire was re-
turned but none shot,. The colonel
commanding has called for more
troops
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-05-18
Seven Boilers Explode,
Killing Thirty Men
BY Associated Press.

Canton, Ohio, 17-With mil away,
boilers the the American Sheet
jurng about fifty Half dozen will probably die
Men terribly mulated fragments of bodies blown
porches roofs and in
a
hundred feet The body entered the house from the SIDE
continued In straight line through bed
other side The bodies
tion, found in the north
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-05-18
WATTERSON SPEAKS,

Toronto, May 17-Henry Waiter
son addressed the Canadian Press AS
sociation today upon the changing
conditions @in the newspaper profes-
sion. He said the newspapers are
losing the affection of the people be-
cause of some of their methods.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-05-18
MONEY TO ASSIST
PROBING OF CHARGES.
BY Associated Press.

Chicago, May 17.-Col. Ira
Copely, the millionaire gas
magnate of Aurora, today of
fered to States Attorney
Wayman to contribute large
sum of money to probe the
charges in connection with
the election of Senator Lori I
mer.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-05-18
w. S. Abbots of Near Chi
cago, Enthusiastic Over
It's Possibilities,

MAY LOCATE A MANUFACTURING
DISTRIBUTING BRANCH OF THE
AIKEN CEMENT HOUSE Co.
THE PUBLIC SPIRIT AND EN-
TERPRIsE NOTICEABLE ON
EVERY HAND PLEASES PRoMI-
NENT VISITOR.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-05-18
BISHOPS SELECTED BY
METHODIST CONFERENCE
Six Ballots Necessary to Fill
the College of Bishops
to Full Quota.

REV. w. r. LAMBUTH, OF TEN
NEssEE, REV. G.. D. MoUZoN,
OF TEXAS, AND REV. r. G. WA
TERHOuSE, OF VIRGINIA,
ELECTED ON THE FOURTH
BALLOT, AND REV. J. H.M'CoY,
OF BIRMINGHAM, ON SIXTH
BALLoT-WEST FLORIDA RE-
MAINS IN ALABAMA CONFER.
ENcE.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-05-18

onome on an final
of those who
is ~ ~roi
tr Of the Heavens in he
o rat tt the omntard soman
have en- a reply: ydeas,a rhroca-
IN a II p need a a
comet In We Iad Ct = comet Noe anytin For
hume d mil O his earth though lwha genf fst4bv ffy
al m hay done uIoa
and you and ~ t Il As far lean learn ewaril tai
ewhee
+
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-05-18
BUT IT'S ALL TRUE.

Continued on Page Three)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-27

Scrr Sobn Sonnibol. mcIfer pom
@~nlloernclr Grotbcrs an Stcllc b,3
&errn q. 9. SbrcepeS Sll einem Der
hrci SpirituoleusSiccn5.
iilr baltimore crlonnt mllroc, III
rcn oeiltid)cr Nbtlnit mo cine i'll
bclltiden 9uuuereinatrciicu moblbc.
follnte Fcrionlid)feit. Gr lit InunIt
iilr nid)t lpcniger oils pier5ebn 9all
pcrcinc, ltn0 lett % Snbren lit or
M~cdbtSonm0lt. Gr lit @ittlucr. Scit
plclcu &obrcn lit &err @annibol
Noriiber 0e& he~mlofrntiIdlcu Stoots-
Gentral.Gomites iiir Baltimore. Gor
5cbn ODER 5n0li Sobrcu nor er Gnu'
hihut iiir @eridtSottuor, obcr CT
mllrOc geidlngeu. llutcr Der Nomis
%niItrntion 0ca Woupcrnuirs Sohu
@oltcr Smith mar CT FrGiiocnt ber
Eoli5eiF riiiunaabcb0rbc. Scin Oil.
rcolt bciinoct iih i'm 5pciteu Stod-
mcrt 0eS @ilntbcr- NcbGubco on Der
Etc bon tSopctteitrobc mo ocm &c.
r;d)taAcbHubc.Flot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-27
Mud bicr Gpariamfeit.

@o y ington, 26. Srbruor. =
Nu Der morgigen Iiisgobc Der ,Ipi,
II Gonlllor & 1roOe Ncports", miro
INIT letter Sdriit iol9cnoe Nnfiuoi.
qilng gcllad)t i%uerOcn: r0tit Der
Summer am %. Scbrilor miro bus
CT idcincn ser vTailp Guniulor &
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II Dem 9eronntcn ,}Tred miro IS bon
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T. Manufacturers" mn nloglidl iciL
.oGhcntli1 cinnlai bcn 9eribt 5l
tcr6iicntlihcn. SIS lit oos critic Mol
icit DER 1~5.idDrigen Ginfiibrung Ser
Serid)tc, DAP cs notbi9 mar cine I'm
terbreflutB eintreten 81, laiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-27
&cridnuuuScnc SulSatcn.

Eort Somnsrno, @nit.. 26.
6cbrnnr. IN Eolgc Der g"ltiiills
hung Der bcrcitS Itorf IN @criueiiul1
iiber9cgon9cncn 2cid)c cities ilod)
niht ibelltiii5irtcn Solbuten am ,Silhc
zines Exchanges anf Sort @orocn III
ser HGbe Der Stelle. an ucIber Dor
elmer @odel Scr SolSot Y. Tumm
eittieelt. auiaciunnen lpprbcu mar, lit
Die @orniion Jest nit Hotioritun-
gen mud peitcren 9eidei beit,Gitiat.
Sn Saufe oeS lcbtcn SobreS lit cS
mieocrbolt porgefommcll, Dob Qeltc,
oeren Gicnit5cit nobc5u obgclouicn
mar, pcrlhtpanocn, mo man per.
1olHtc lie ooun ola Teicrtcluc. Nber
III allen oicien tSGQen morcn bic2clltc
I'M Belts BON @elomittcln llno c:
lpraden nerihiebcnc onbcrc llnlit1il-
DC geacn bic gnnobmc elmer Icicr.
ton. Nn Den belocn lettell ,yGllcn
morcn Die Soifen Der Sooten &C..
pliinocrt, itno man glortbt bobcr, ooS
tic beruilbt unb Damn ernnoroct uno
bon Dem Nclicn hcruntcrgcluoricn
ppr6cn limo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-27
Srn. Sbau's GrflGrung.

EDildbelpbio. go, &c. tSehr.
llebcr icine Hebe on @oibington'S
8eburtStng in Worristomu. Nelp,
Scrlep. bcfroat, melde in Iotio %
riel bon iidl Bat reben MAIDEN, erflor,
te Der iriibere SdoBiefretGr 2esIic
DC. Sbolu. er babe in feiucr oiicnt-
lid)cn &ebc eincn aric9 nit Snpnll
pprausgeIo9t. uno eS ici bofiir in Ser
Treiic nidts nngefiibrt moroeh, ais
einigc ieniationelle llcberidriiten,
I'D babe nid)ts nctban" ilIbr Serr
Shap tort, .als oaB id oIlgcmein
tetnruntc Sbatiofen onfiibrtc, lpcld)e
Iosiid) oui einen ariee binweiien.
&ric9c iinb iteta sic Solgen BON llr.
laden %aeipeien. aricgc limo ltets To-
slide ShluBiolacrunaen. Sd babe
itir alii eini9c meltigc iolde. oic &or-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-27

Go0 II biIobclp6ia Sr.
dl cltcr" 0ieht an Wonta1 oer /.
Mars, in Der r2pric" ons lebte Gpr.
cert ieiler oicoruinterliden @oltilto,
rer Sniion. Gin hod)ihtereIione$
Frogrunm bot Sr. Cart Yoblia ser
ucroienltpoIc 2eiter oeS Srd)eiierS,
Iilr oicie @%clcgenbcit 5uiommen &c.
Itcllt. Sic IWfou.S pmpbonic non
Nrand itirlrut inter oen Srd)ciicr.
@crfcn bic @ollptitcle Gin. Mud, cillc
Eoblia'ife G%onpoiitiolL .Smprri
lions OF Nnlcricu" b%etiiclt. miro ;lr
a%uifiibrnng nebrodt.
Is oncorbia Glnbhn1tn"
ntenergeb runnt. f Eolijci.
marid)oll @cril,d, pom Der GomtD.
Fo!i,ci lpIroc Geitcrn abe;ib 0urd'
Srn. GOlparo ,JnuOn BON 9tr. 1872.
Snr'oro Npeniic, bcnnfrid,tigt, Nub
0oa Seinl bcs .Goncoroin.GlubS" ont
Sopeluea.Grccf MioOlc Ripcr, pol
ltdnolg nleocrbronntc uno ooi ollcnl
Nnid)ein nod @runbiiiiinn1 porlie0t.
Tor Iiebcr Wodlen mlroe bas Glib
balS bcroubt, mo 0lnnbteu Die Mit
Glieber oca Clubs, oob oiciclbel
FcrIonen, meld)c bcu Ginbrnd, ueriIb
ten, aud fir Die 9ranoitiiting Der
antuortIid) limo. Ger Sdaoen am
@ebaube betrdDt $3.50. ui,o Scr MertE
ocs %ucrbrannteu Giacnthums luirH
an 5000 9cif)0tt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-27

WlderSbunt. ipcnll u1al, Der gegcn.
mGrtigen amcrifaniiden 9Irbeiterbe=
tuegllnG, lpcld)c ibrem GDnraftcr nod
conltrrlftip mo conierpatiu lei, bllrt,
urNiiuitigc @cictc unb gcrihtlidle
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guiaei ubi6nciOc, io neroe oorollf
cine orbcre 9%eluegulg iolaen, meldc
idlperlid) dis coilitruttiu iucrOe t..
trod)tct lucrOcn fGrrnen.
Bic Gisfuiiion 3luiid)en bcn Ser
rer @ompcrS iinb 8idcrsbum bc5iig.
ltl Der MISUNDERSTANDING oollerte
sluci Stlnlocn, uub Serr @ontper$
crflGrte it'd gcgcn Sic Dem Stiti3ouS.
iduB bcs SouieS uorliegcitoe Woou.
Wia, neil lie Dem Ginholtsperiobre,t
eiiuitig iei urb cen buroili bcsiigIi.
hen Gerirpehungcn Der repubIifoni-
ihen EIattform nidlt cntipretc. Scrr
@omprrs crGrtcrtc nit Dem @euerol.
onuolt Die Erin5ipien oes Sbermon'.
ld)cn Nntitrltit.@ciescS uno bcbaltp4
tete, IN Dem Slltmafer-Tro5cb babe
Dos SbcrbmnocSgcrift Dem @eieb
cine Illsleauna gcgchen, weld)c Der
GpnarcB nicmolS bcobiiftigt hobe.
Sic Irbeitcr.nltiou," iogtc cr, lit
fem Sruit. Seine ibrer @citrebitlt
Gen i'm Sntereiic ibrcr Mitglicoer
mo in oenl bcS &crbunbcS dis Gan.
r5eS fonn non Hed)tSluegcn nit Der
9efobrbrobcnocu nno ielbItiiiftiael
Sbdtiafeit zines 9ciebluiorigen 5rtitS
il eillcr Sopf aenorfcn iucroeu."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-27
Wcise Sflaueu.

@ob ingtoM 26. 6cbruor. =
Setrctor Nagel pom SanoelSs mo
Albeits. Gcpartempnt bot Dem Snuie
cine Gmpieblltng unterbrcitet, oabin-
plbenb, Dob Die auitenporonidl1gc
ilir sen gciummten @impunoerunaS,
hieilIt Don $2,400,000 oui $500
600 crbobt pcrben %ioIlten. gr CT.
f!orte 5llr pesriinouna, ooB Die notI'
~luenbi9cu Nusaoben iiir Die llnter,
eriidltng oes WGbd)enbonbeIS jGhrlid)
100000 crreiden miiroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-27
3ud,thans fir 8auf-S duBmeiiter.

9epcrlp, Moii., 90. 6ebruar.-
Ger iriibere Sdatmeiiter Der 9eper-
In Sparbonf, hilbert 2. Soo9S, ser
lid, idulbig bcfumtc, $4,000 bon ocll
Gcnos Der 9onf mtcrihloacn 5l bn-
Zen, mltroe bcllte IN Ser hyperion.
Court 81 llid)t meniger oils oreienbalb
l,nb nidJt ,mebr oils icd)S Sobren
.;s}iidtbolls perurtbcilt. Soo9s noliu,
alp cr i'll April .. ). perbnitet mir.
81, cine Coils @iit mo beiono lid,
rnnn mebrere @oden int Soipitol.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-27
@orGercitnnaen fir yGemtid)eu
Nbcnb."

SitlmQ bcS ARRANGEMENTS. Gomite3
iiir 0no 5ebntc S%tiituugSfeit ocS
.llnuhbGngi9en 9iiroerpereinS'.
@nbl be& 1eitlofoIS nod nid)t ge,
t%roiicu. Gle Torbereitun0ca
MADDEN quito Tortidrittc,
Gas nit ben arrangements 'fiir
Die 6eier ocs 10. StiitrngsieitcS bcS
~llnab6Gngigen 9iirgerpereinS" be,
trolltc Gonlite belt geitern Ibenb in;
v@otcl Holei96" cine Sibun9 ub..
ST.. Martin Meperoird fiibrte hcu
&oriib, mQbreno Sr. EouI Sobannier
alS Erototollant illngirte. SSnr llebris
1elt iuobnten Der Sisung sic ioI9en-
Den Ncrrcn bel: SolliS SdJneioereitb.
Ncnrp 9cfcr, George SimmcImonn.
Scnrp bon Seine, albert 9. 6anr.
bGlel, Nlguit Mober, @enrp Ser.
mani, Mar 9reBi6mor, @llItop Sicg-
nnu1b. .. Solenmeper, :. GboS. u.
@olif, &crmnnN 1clinef, Hit. Souo,
lob unb 6riB @ehrcnberg.
Ioa Gclt-Gonlitc miro iid III 0cn
llGdlteu So1cn bnriibcr idliliiig lucrs
0clL o6 bic .2pric" obcr sic ,Wcrnlo
lid.Vfdlncrtor-So Sale" 5llr 9lbbo!-
ilnlG oea tSeItes 9cpGblt tueroell ioll.
Gos Gomite bcid)loj, al ole sum
.lluabGdnai1en N%iirGcruerein" geho
riAen Sr9oliiotioneu ooS Grilldcn
il rid)tcrt ibrc 6loggcn uro Banner
nad) Scr @dlc trillgen ~, luiicll, mn
oen 0cIti6mltd Der Solle. III mcld)cr
I'M il6rigel @lottpilon5cn nnb Nlu.
men bellitt pcrbcn. nod m0olid)It
III erboben. e
Mic Gil5cl-G omite'n murbcn &c.
nan nit Den ibncu oblie0cnNcl
Filid)ten befonnt 1enlodDt.
Nud) Sdlub Der o%ugcnlcincn Sit
sung hicltct nod mcbrerc Scr Cub
Goniic'n lGliocre Gonicrcn3cl1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-27

Cine bitterc GnttGi,
DUNG erinbren ctun 80 Ecrioiicll.
Wclde lid qm 6rcttaA A6clto III Der
.GunQreE Sole" ai Baltimore INTO
@onOitrnBe cininnhCn, unt elmer nll'
gClugteH mulifnlildcu mo literuri
lhen lluiccbultlulA nit onrouf FOL.
geli0cm Nnntett b%ei5lnuobiieil. pcld)c
uoll Der litcrariid,en Sllgeu0 9olti
murc's pcrunitdItct luer0cn iolltr. Gic
Grihiencncn idnoen rGlmlid) cine
buHflc Sollr lnl6 lliht eirmuI cincll
eitl5i9cn Wulitonteu Dor. Nod bit
tcrer lpur obcr Die GllttGilid,una fir
Den - Sabre nlten Sunllcl Ncrn.
itcin Don Nr. 30L Siio- Spriu0ltr..
Der nngcblidl 0a3 hnlhc Nlut0ertOtcn
ld)ell 0cllorrt bate ni0 Der etiuo 5il
Der 3eit uerholtet lulroe. ais Die Int
terbolturg ibren IniollA nebnicn ioIl.
tc. 9ernitein lulir0c Dor Foli3cirid,
ter S'9tcin i'm oit!idpu StationSbaiis
lc gcbrahI luto inter Der Anid)nlei
giil'0 Dem @erldjt@ucrlahrcn ii6crlpie.
len ullleblid, oCn &crllld) 0enlodt AT
bobclL uon ,Srnu &crtbd 9!eafninn
bon Nr. l21. Observation-Disclosures, mt
ter &oripielclunN ialid)er Sbutiod)ct
S3 III %cr!uugen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-27
Nie nad6te Cpern.N niiahrnns.

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