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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-11
NOR DONE WITH ROSENHEIMER
Case nsi~r the Cailan Law 10 sse Pre-.
senirh To the GRAND Jury.

Tn. case Of Edward 7. Rosenheimer.
who was acquitted OF the murder OF Grace
Hongh. killed in collision between
Rosenheimers motor car and a rInabout
in Pelham Parkway last August wall he
submitted 70 The Grand jury again next
week. probably on Tuesday. The Callan
law makes II felony for the operator
Of an automobile which has injured per
sons or dana g-d property 10 fail TO report
HE na me and number 10 The police or
20 persons Interested
Grace Huugh- father brought the
matter - the attention 81 The District
Attorney
John Il Tyson. indicted ia 1905 for
manslaught-r for the killing Of Olaf
Gunderson. who was struck by TYSON
automobile on Columbus avenue III Feb
rrIary isns made an effort 10 Ge' tn"
indicrmen' qIashed Yesterday on the
ground hat . was rot being prose-
Cuisd Assistant Di.tric, Attorney Du
Nbvi-r opposed he motion and Justice
Bls DChIrd set November - as the dav
for "a further hearing OF argument
IL Is more han likely that Tyson will
not III. tired for the reason that n IL I'M
possible for the District Attorney : Office
10 GET the Witnesses WITHIN IN. iuri-dic-
ton Of the court.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-11
H1BBLE skIRTS HOLD sHIP.
OBe Woman Q. Gauxht u, Hers and IN.
other Has 10 climb

Hobbl" skirts were responsible for the
bala'ed sailing Of the Fabre liner yenezia
yesterday from her pier IN Brooklyn
Mr. and Mrs Frederick X Hn'h Of Hsrri-
.on. y J. jusI married and bound for
th. Mediterranean. had a reception aboard
the ship which did no; wind M until she
was ready 20 cast "a her lines 4 lady
IN a black veIvet hobbia Was among those
who con graduated the Hoihs The gang
plank was steep and IN" woman with IN.
skirt could not 20 fast. 'hDIgh urged
politely To do 30 She 'rippei ia the effort
and her dress caught III tho gaDgplank
rail 40 lightly that u was s~ven minutes
hefor. o. was released. with "a rent
Mr. and Mrs George LIngrr ri Chr
cago. also newly married and also pas
-engerS by The VeneZIa, took a walk TO
Green wood while waiting for sailing
time III" NenezinS pier ~ long Mrs
LIrger fingered longer 'htn III" should
and could not max" nD III" time. han
dicapp.d nv a hObblr zkIrt Tj.. ship
had cast OF her lines when he finger-
hoV. in sight Passengers gathered ~
the rail and laughed ~ Mrs Ling~r'-
hurried and peculiar gai' Tn" gang
plank had b.~n taken down nut 'ha
ObIiginR pier captain persuaded N" skip
u@T 90 lower q -'-a laSisi"f and Mrs IIDg~r
assembled Wfh Tha bridegroom close
as;rrn. assisting her To carry her feet.
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Turned O0 Nan Who Gave HIm, TT suiir'
nnsI Scratcilcd llirr.

wiikrsBARRE. Pa Nov 10 James X
Davidson. a lumber buyer for h. Penn :
syIvanis Railroad. was attacked and badly
wounded by large black hear along the
railroad tracks near Sonest own Columbia
county. This morning He was waikin z
down the tracks wh-n the bear. which
had been drinking AT the river burst
through IN. bushes
Davidson foolishly drew a small revolver
and wounded the bear slightly The
bear turned and dashed n, Davidson and
knocked him down with a blow of on.
OF its paws. which cut open hi. cheek
and then matiled and scratched him As
he lay on tn. ground
He fired a second shot into the hear
and then lost consciousness He probably
would have been sill-d had not the
approach Of q freight train fright ened
the bear away The train crew revived
Davidson and looked after him His face
was cut open. his body badly scrs, ched
and torn and his clot hing { orn 20 shrehs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-11
RROkER FINED FOR TIPPING.
q. y. Thompson Tried to Pay Equitable
CLERKS for susisie Information.

X Percy Thompson. bond and in
surance broker at 90 Broadway. paid a
tine of siOO in Special Sessions yesterday
for violating the anti tipping Law. The
complainant. Gerald = Brophy. i'm charge
Of the bureau of revivals OF the Equitable
Life Assurance Society. alleged that
Thompson gave gratuiiIes To Benjamin
Holman and Robert Barnett. employees
OF the society. for confidential informa-
ton about laps.d policies that Thompson
" lshed to- buy
Under Brophy's instructions the clerks
took the money. 500 in all. and gave
Thompson the names and addresses Of
the assured whose policies had lapsed
George Gordon Battle. who defended
Thompson. maintained that no offence
had been committed. because OF the
privity Of BrOphy and because Of the fact
thar the society sustained no damage
The Court took the view that il was not
necessary to prove actual damage. the
gust Of the offence being ths giving OF the
gratuity with the intent TO influence the
action of the employee with relation to
the employers business
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-11
GIRI.> NIT ron s.T.OlN
Ph,ind~'phia sirnoGraus,rr sues Broke,
for Breari, of Promise

PHfLADt LrHIA. Nov 10 Rosa lyn Fesrn
u nine' aer yesr-old -tenoGra pher. to-day
sized Charles 7. Brown. a broker. for
s,5. $50 for alleged breach Of promise Ia
marry
According 90 Miss Fearn- attorney
NJ Brown met her las, January and fell
y. love About the middle 81 January.
the attorney declares. Miss Fssrn and Mr.
Brown b-cam. engaged She was earn
ing SIS week Her fancA. Miss Fes m
told h-r attorney. insisted that she quit
her job and she did
Things went along smoothly the young
WOMAN says and on Labor DAY they went
20 Camden and asked Ma ist rate MrCiung
'" nnrTv them As they had no license
the Ma gi@trafs refused. She ssyr they
agreed TO meet on the following day
for IN. wedding. Brown IN .he m.a ifne
TO yet the license
Twelve O'Clock noon. the hour for the
meeting found Miss fe1rn at the Marker
street ferry wHninR for Brown and
dressed III travelling SUIT ready fDr
wedding TRIP
A .ew minutes LATER. she says. Brown.
There il to he no wedding Father tells
me that n ! marry you he will cut me
Of sn his will Brown in SAID To have
announced
Miss Fearn -1ys her lovers -y~- were
filed witt tears and that he b"ESed her
tO wait for him
And I'm waiting yet. she told her
attorney. i have waited about A. long
rs care To.
The attorney says he has Iss love letters
from Brown 10 Miss Fsarn. which he prom
ises Ia make public ai the trial
Brown IL connected with the brokerage
iirm ~ George v. Alice 4 Co. He il ~
yearB OLD.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-11
RECSPROCgrs POHWOW ENDS.
Bas,s OF nm Agreement Laid. says Finance
Minister Fielding of Canada.

OTTAWA. Nov. IO.-Tha reciprocity
conference. SO far as Ottawa IL con-
cerned came Ia an end to-day. An
adjournment was taken tn Washington
and the commissioners for the United
A, the conclusion Of the conference to-day
". =. Fielding. the Canadian Minister of
Finance. made the following statement:
The conference between the repre-
ssntatives OF TN. United States and
Canada on the subject Of improv ssi
trade relations terminated to-day. The
conference began on Saturday. the 5th
inst and was continued on Monday.
Tuesday and Thursday. The whole dis =
c,isslon WAS Of the most frank and friendly
natu-e.
Will. no conclusion was reached
the ground was cleared for further con-
ference, which will be- held in was hin gton
probably IN January. The members Of the
conference. Messrs. Hoyt. Pepper and
Foster, representing the United States.
and Messrs Fielding and Paterson. repre-
sentlng canada. separated With the
strong hope that in the resumption of the
conference al Washington an arrangement
can be- reached thar will prove acceptable
20 people on bo'h sides of tho boundary
line
II can bs stated that In the conference
considerable time was dew ofed 20 agreeing
upon a large number of things that
ought 20 toe wiped out of the tariffs Of
both countries things about which there
could be no dispute anomalies and in
constituencies thar only result IN ammo vance
and inc onveaieuce 10 both sides
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-11
WORT tNN tPOIJ> HiZfR>.
authorities In, rst,SaiiRE a Third Glass
Escapadr.

ASNAPoiIs Md. Nov 10 u became
known TO-DAY that another case of alleged
ha zing had been discovered AT the Naval
A Cademy and hat he authorities ar.
he Conduo, Of sIS members
Of The third class who are Understood 10
b. involved
The AFFAIR took place several DAYS ago.
but has iu-i hecom. known TO other- be-
sides IN. authorities Tn" hazing is not
thought 70 h. of a -erious nature. but
should II come within The tech nical defni-
'Ion % haring u i likely to- 60 hard with
iho-. concerned
~ n" four mIdshipmen who were de-
Jared guilty OF mid hazing less than a
month ago were severely punished IL
will be held hat the whole body Of mid
shlpmsn was informed Of the serious
nature 81 IN. offence
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-11
TO COUNT No NEGRO VOTES.
Democrats TO Throw out Al Oklahoma
Precincts Where HlRsNs Voted

GUTHRIE. Okla. Nov. 10 All pre-
cincts where negroes voted last Tuesday
are 20 be thrown Our This il the TINA
tIm that has been issued. Such whole
sale Acknowledgement would save the
Legislature Of Oklahoma 30 the D~no-
Gratis and perhaps the Governorship.
Democratic members OF county elect ION
boards are being called 10 Oklahoma civ
for conferences and 70 receive instr,ic, ions
relative TO procedure IN canvas-ing re-
turns
In an official opinion given to-day A.
torney General Nest held that under the
law no precincts can be- thrown out unless
the face Of the returns shows gross frauds
On the meagre returns thus far received
At Democratic headquarters l.. T.. CrIc..
Democratic nominee for Governor. leads
Joseph McNeal, Republican. bv only 5000
votes NcNeal refuses 10 conced" Cr,ice' 8
election
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-11
DFTEtru Bt REu REC Asst.
fi,nR WIN Turn out Flft, Men To-day and
Take On New Ones

The shak.up in the detective bureau
which has hs.n predicted ever since
William }. Flynn was appointed Second
Deputy Police Com missioner probably will
ne ordered to-day
Commissioner Flynn has baen studying
the men and the conditions he has Ia
face. II" has spent evenings and sun
days in his office or IN that Of Inspector
Russell the head of the detective bureau
Squads Of policemen, all Of them young
men and many OF them from Brooklyn
precincts. have been examined a. candi-
dates Tor the reorganized bureau,
Yesterday afternoon Commissioner
Flynn had n long talk with Police Com
missioner rrop-ey. When il was over
he refused to say anything
Its up to Commissioner Cropsey to
do the talking he said But Commits
-ioner Cropsey wouldn't answer questions
IL was learned positively. however. that
the plans for reorganizing the detective
bureau wer. complete and that the order
awaited only the Commissioned sigma
ture.
II * said that the change will affect
aboht fifty men lieut~uants, first grade
detectives sergsant- and patrolmen-
now detailed to the detective bureau.
lnspncto or Russell is in favor Of increasing
the number NJ branch bureaus and the
men in the department ar. Of ttIe opinion
that though fifty men may go out there
will probably u" NOR. than that number
appointed perhaps enough more tn start
on" o. NOR" additional branch bureaus.
II ia believed that tn. blow will fall
heaviest on the Italian bureau.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-11
KILLED Under RACING CAR.


SAVANNAH. Nov. 10 Albert Fuchs
mechanic for william H Sharp. entrani
and driver Of Hhe ~ horse power racing
car that was entered for the Grand Prize
road race here on Saturday. Was killed
this morning when the machine was
overturned on Ferguson avenue.
MIR Sharp was also injured and is now
in the avannah Hospital
Al the hospital IL was reported this
afternoon that Mr.. Sharp was suffering
from shock. but that the tirst examina-
ton had disclosed no broken bones.
The accident occurred about II O'Clock
when the machine WAS max ing it's first
trip around the circuit for the day The
car swerved on the road. ploughed along
in IN. ditch. knocked down seven heavy
fence posts. struck a sspling and turned
over
II is practically certain that Fuchs
was killed Instantly. a. Coroner Goetie
said his spinal column had been broken
at the waist line. his skull fractured at
the back OF his head. his left arm broken
below he shoulder and his right leg
broken above the ankle Fuchs WAS
marriei and formerly lived NJ Trenton.
y ! where his wife IL supposed To be.
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AGREE TO FINANCE rHIva.
Amerscan and Eur opean sssnk ers to Lend
Her millions china Resstye

Sp,cfdi Csai, D,'ps'csrr 10 TEE srS
LONDON. Nov. 10 As a result Of recent
meetings in London Of representatives OF
British. American. French and German
financia, groups an agreement was signed
this morning whereby they will cooperate
in regard 'o the financing Of Chinese
Government loans II - undsIss God that
the agreement is the outcome Of the recent
American oRer TO European financial
groups 10 participate in the $50 OO0. 0OO
Chinese loan for the Development Of
Manchuria III connection with which tho
American group is negotiating with the
Chinese Government
PFKIN. Nov 10. II ~ stated that the
negotiations for a loan are suspended
owing 10 Ch'na's opposition 10 the Amsri-
can proposal TO appoint American finan-
c'ai advisers TO ins;:re proper expenditure
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RosroS. Nov. iO.-Fsaring tia; she
might not be permitted to land in this
country. Mrs Fanny Rice. secnnd cabin
passenger or the Whire Star Line steam
ship iceland. in to-day from: Liverpool
and Queenstown. committed suicide by
jumping overheard while the liner was
battling with terrific hurricane last
Friday of the Grand Banks
The woman was evidently lsboriDg
under "a severe mental strain. She had
Expressed fn other passengers the fes=
tho. her husband would not meet her
upop her arrival and that she might he
refused entry into the country 10y the
immigration authorities.
Mrs Rio. cam. from Manchester. Eng
land. and was listed on the passenger list
an W years Of q 60 She was IN her way TO
Providcnce to join her husband. who lives
an that city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-11
THaNlE TO WV UsFE.
s:Irl Makes R~r>rIf the Grand Prize Len q
SIO.N wD l.Ottpr,

TACOMA. Nov IL Miss Iaysne Law
ingston. aged 70 LACEY from Pet osky
Mich born IN Virginia to-day offered
herself a. IN. capital rr,z" IN a 10, cry
Miss Livingston proposes ~ -ell 10 900
tickets at 81 each Tn. man getting
the lucky Number will ls enT,tlcd to
her and half the mon-y " the winner
T." INV Hing 20 marry her y" forfei's has
half II size IL unwilling To marry hun
he forfcIts her half
i need the money" she says
Since leaving high school -hs hes hc@n
employed A. bookhe-per which strains
her eyes She has black hair blu" EYES.
rosy cheeks and a.irIn fgur.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-11
HER. CTG aRETTES.
s:inord Pines,ot's sister Ibi>n,as- a Few
Sragoin< Prrri>tans.

Lady Iohnsi one. sister Of Clifford Pin
chot and wife 81 the British Minist-r u
The Hague arrived yes; erdav by the
White Star liner Adriaiic. and wt,'" com
ing up h. ba- ~ luncheon in he saloon
with a party II friends. including Mrs
Campbell. the actress. smoked few
cigarettes. to the di~may III several
pIritan Americans. Tn. Of Lady John
stones parry. also Il smoker Of cigarett -.
asked a steward IL 1t was against he rules
10 smoke in he saloon and he said ma il
was. but tha' when he ship wa. p-acti-
raiiv ia pnr. rules III tina kind We're
waived
Lady Johnsi on. was met Nv Mr. Pin
Cho' To a r-Dortsr who asked her about
the eciip-ng Of col Roosevelt sh. re-
marked oh he'll come back don I
worry about thar
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-11
TO WE'D SlGtN "REI IGTOf SLI'.'
Anna Gouid said Ia Br seeking Annui-
rs,cnt Ef Caslcllnnc Marriage.

!~pf(fIl C1b'e DesrG'fHTI % THt ~CN
RoMg Nov. IO .- The local press dscla 70 :
that III" Princess de Sasin, former y
Anna Gould. has asked the Courr ~ the
Rota TO annil he- first marriage 10 Cour;
Isoni de Castelar,. in order that she may
we'd the Prince de IA gan reiigipu-ly She
il most anxious for the sucr-~s II her ar.
plicatIon.
PARIS Nov 10 rInor that The
Princess de Sagsn had pet itioned the
Tribunal Of the Ro,a for h. annulmen' 81
her marriage O Count Boni dc East ellane
IL unfounded.
Tn. Tribunal does not accept pc; Itions
by issue
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-11
~ rHE SILVERDaLE AFLOaT.
sesre Than . Msath since sl,e sailed fer
Nav ana No Wrecks age Traced 10 ller.


Although tn. British =, eamship Silver
dale. which was under charter to the
American Cuban ~ eamship Company
has been out since October l. when she
sailed from this port for Havana. General
Manager ". y Lewis Of he company saws
he believes she. il stall afioar. There was
a strong impression tina: she went down
in he hundred mile West India hu rricane
tina, smashed craft OF ali sorts in Il he Gulf
Of Mexico and the Caribbean four weeks
ago. The theory Of Mr.. Lewis is that
the silYerdale lost OF broke her propeller
anu that she has driftsd out Of he track
% steamships toward the north coas; Of
Africa He says there have been no
v-stig-~ Of wreckAge from her and hat
j. one 81 the chief reasons why he believes
sine is still aaoat She was we'll insured
and he marine underwriters are ANXIOUS
to hear from her.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-11
WHsRLNgND Mus iIRws>.
pretrrs Caught In fres~-t'0unsry FLIGHT
From BRUSSELS and Dashed 10 Earth.

special Cr,'. D,spG,ch ~ rHy srS
BRUSSELS. Nov 10 While Aviator
Pee,.rs was making cToss-country
flight to-day his aeroplan- was caught
in a whirlwind and fell
Peefers was killed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-11
FUTURE or ELECrRICIrY.
WIN Control tine weather and save %
O0O. OsDO Tons sS Coal Annually.

OesOsOseO rOBA OF Goos Amu0auy.
Special Csbs Despaieh 10 THs suS.
LONDON. Nov. iO-Prssidsnt Ferranti
OF the Institution OF Electrical Engineers
lecturing here tonight. predicted mar
vellous developments in electricity. Hav-
ing explained a scheme for a universal
supply OF electricity for all purposes at a
sixtesnth Of the present cost he declared
that when electricity was understood
more fully 10 would probably control the
weather. producing or preventing rainfall
when and where il was wished
All things now achieved by coal could
be better done by electricity. he said.
Consequently all coal should be con verified
into electricity AT few big centres and
retailed from them. This would save
annually sO.OOo. O0O tons Of coal. while
the by-s,roducts OF conversion would give
enough ammonium uulphate TO rertilize
all the cultivated land Of England
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-11
WOMEN IN COIORADO HOlsE.
rhree Female Legislators Added 60 the
Ono Mhe Nat ] lat Year.

Three Female Legislators Added 90 the
Ono whs ma, Last Year.
DENVER, Nov. iO.-Four women will
sit in the Eighteenth General Assembly
Of Colorado as a result Of Tuesdays cleo
ton.
They are Alma Laferty. Louise U
Jones and Louise NJ. Kerwin, all elected
TO the State House Of Representa- tives
in Denver districts on the Democratic
ticket. and Agnes Riddle. Republican.
representing Adams. Arapahoe and Ebert
counties.
In the last General Assembly Mrs.
LaGsrty was the only woman representa-
tive
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-11
PRINCETON'S NEW PRESIDENT,
Runner Thaf Dr. saryker % nan,iiton v iii
Succeed n sosirew wilson.

UREA. Nov. l0.-lt was rumored here
to-day that President NJ. W. Stryker Of
Hamilton College may be called TO the
presidents chair Of Princeton University.
recently vacated by Governor elect Wilson
Of New Jersey. Old Hamilton men say
that Princeton and Hamilton are similar
In the conduct OF their administrative
Affairs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-11

OYSTER Bar. Nov ~ Silence. like a
po,Ilsic-. comes 20 heal the blows Of
sound.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-11

M. r4Ge 81. hsfifutiOH NJ other sau-azrs - ON
mon irH' rODs gin"TS n,Usf oJh 20 ihr sTaprri
for protection. Bes are % lnnBla lions .iat
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-11-25

Der seItrige 8oitfia9iingstag
mar EN- prdfttger Gag iiltO mnroe
aIlgemein gefeiert.
--9ieb. &pederer bon Big Berger
mar Irsgapgs letter @ode bier.
Gr mar in Sefferion @itp alf Der
Staats. sonntasfhul Contention &c.
ipeien.
Die Ratur erniioet in ibrer
8emiibu1rg einert Renfben @eur6
5u erboItelp Der 81 trdge iif iid tag
lid, i'm Greien 5l betuesen urpo friide
Suit eiBuafbrrlert.
--@ouseip fdll i'm &reisgeridt Ell.
ne bertogte Sisuns obgebalteip iper.
Den ga 8idter @pors am @noe iei.
mes amtstermin rette Bart laiIen
mill,
-Sobn Stri,ttrtoittt nn6 $efrb
Soils BON &binelato tuoren Montag
bier. SIR Pluto liebet fie auf Der
Caribbean briibem fteber.
Die gonntp Court bat rt1dite
@ofe piel 8tt tbutr unto pirb pegeit
Ser @abl lpieSer Elm tiidtises Sod
In oen Goi,ntp @elSiGdel eetnadt.
-Seib midt gu poreilig Den
Sdullebrer ai ta6eln Deaiit errt
&imoer ii9 iiber Tfp beifnperen. Del
aebrer bot Wtiibe seritg obite It'd
nob NIT oen @ltern ben Sdiiler Der
rml5uitreitet.
Gin Siitge pelber ralsft folg
einfam Der @eipobnbsit oes grobel
Smliens, dber Elm iupger Monm me
der Gabad nidt eebrdald)t bot cine
eigenen aopf uno berist i'm au9.
TSraii Otto 9oerfltnser DO
Stpiss reiite 9tenito9 ta6 Siesins
billie mn ba lire @riioer, Die Sdiui
ler's. iotpie ibpen Snfel Serman
9opp, gu beiufert
!. -Spoge &ueuit Meper iii pieot
@roBpater ~eeiuorOet. Seine Sod
ter Ollie, Ole Sran Gissene SIat'
su Slillipdn, $40, belbenfte lettt
, Smstae ibrcu @attcn init eIpe
! itrummea sSinisen.
Otto &loiiper poit Rotsoa
| mar @mnftag Gei9aftIid bier Sc
!. alo1ner eebt ID leltett BON al Soi
: meg oos eissr &eife tuad Der Court
bonptfto6t fdon eim @reigniB
:, uiro peroient betowlt semadt
neroer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-11-25
-9sorscr abeno spnrtaife.

-9ie 3eitiins Gbanois enter.
prtie, bat 81, erlbeinem ~nafgebort,
Die GcnntD Court iupo Brobdte
Court fperoem nddite ISOLDE nj Sis.
uitg lein.
Jrou Sreo 8allet bon Seoalia
lit bier sum Seiit6 brrr gertparro'
rem.
-Jrou u. 6. 9onnbue bon
Bonneville lit bier Bel i9ren elterrt
Capt. @erHam 5n 8eiapd.
SRI. @arp Sdlenoer 1T lett
@ontaa in ct. 2oliis bel @~erpafto.
ten un6 Sreiun0en 5,t 8eiud.
SRI. @artba 8olf peiite Sontt-
toa modl ct, 2ouis am oorteft eire
ISOLDE I'M Sreup0esfreia 81 perlebeit-
%QleIDer.
Sinfenoe 8ote utt6 9eitI6er &ot.
Ter aalenoer at p~erfaifer BET
$urol & &ief.
-Gs felt idofr ans grobe Siibr'
en- 8om in Die Stnot tommen -,
iebet.
Gilbert @itentber utb Sobu
George tparen Samitas in ct. 2olsis
5urnl @aareneinfoiif.
-SenrD Sdnittser bon @otsoan
mar Srcitag bier aitf Der Seimreif'
Don oottepille. Mo.
SRI. aIrpa Gdrtbert 1T bei ibre
@uobnntter Srau Dina &indepal q
8ehid in @binelanb.
-8rof. Strlalf unb Satin NOR
en- SGinitae unb Sonrtag In Wt
Sterlitlg gu 8ehlf.
-artbur 8oeitel ipelder iid 30
ID Sagelp nit Der art in ben Sit
badte. farm tuieber lumber.
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