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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05
Or. 8uttlic6 i'm 0eSrGnac.

Nem Yorf, 4. Sonuar. = Or.
Slilills NOolpb @ottlieb, melder ge.
tern AbenO inter ser Mnfloae Der.
baftet mllroe, ieiitem Shuieaerputer,
Dem iriiberen 90rienmafler Woris
@liidnaun, cine Souenmai6ine ae.
Ihidt 5u baben, miro iif pieQeidt, 10.
balo er am ndd}lteu Sonntaa Sem sc.
rld)t ~nor9efiibrt miro, BON meiteren
atflagen confrontirt icben. 0iele
geidpperoen pon jitngen 6rauen5im-
l1erll, mel6c it'd ais 9%rallfenm1rte.
rlnnen alisjubilocn miitihten uno
angebli6 Don Dem Or. @ottlieb inter
Dem Torpaloe, Dab er i6nen Oie gc-
ipiinidten Itplome o6nc IGnaercs
Stnoinm perifaifen fonne, nm @elo
beldJminOelt murOen, iino beute ser
Eoli5ei 5ugegangen. Or. @ottlie6
Iagte beute ser Eoli5ei, bas Nbienoen
Der Maihine al ieinen Shuieaer.
patcr jet MIR ciu barmloier Sters gc.
ipeien irlo Die Maidine babe feinen
MenIhen in 0criueiten i61oisen
fGlutcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05
Sclcf Dem 0cridtSucrfabrem iibcr.
miclcn.

G6icogo, 4. &onuor. 49, Cine
GoronerS- Sllrp ertIGrte 6elte oell
@abrioger Sermann @elef fir Sen
COB oreier Mit9lieOer ser Camille
@3rol perantmortlid uno Ser Moml
mllrOe Sem @cri6tSpcriobren iibcr.
mieicn. gr ioq Mnrp, @Qa uio Hoie
&5ral uuf SeranlaIiung ser 0flltter
Der WtGodelL lpelde OnS Scben Der
Iclben fir feline Summen periid)ert
bate, blrt mieoerbolte Soiet 9lrle.
nif pergiftct boben. Die Wtllttcr be.
ging Sel6ltntoro, ais lie criltbr, Oof
cine llntcriud)ung cingeIeitet peroell
iollte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05
Ser 6eIO5ug gegen
HatiuIi.
Z t, Warotfo.

Ranger, Marotfo, 4. Sanuor,
0aS Semop6or 3u 4op Spartel
1ianoliiirte beute N6enO, OoB 00ricr
in ser llmgc6rurg pon 3inot in SLANT
mct iteben utO Dab 6eltcrn IN Ser
Oorti8en @egenO peruommen miro.
&riegaminiiter Si0i Mo6omme0
@o6bos lagert aht Meiten iiioliG bon
bier unO murtet ouf Die 2lnfunit Der
3mcitcn GoIonne Der Nrncc Oc5 Slll-
ton5 mtcr 3em Commando WtulcD
81 Hani'S aus 81 scar. So6oIO lid
bci0e StreitfrGitc Dcrcinigt bnbcn,
Iou Gin &criud gcmnd)t merOerL Ocn
NiiG5lta Hoiiuli'3 ndd) Sem Nrbirgc
ab5uidniOcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05
SdDiffbrudj nno 2cbcnsucrlnIt.

GDot9am, Maii, 4. Sonuor.--
Ger nit elmer 2aOung 9aubol, Don
Gnloi&, We, nad) SpanniS beitimmtc
Sdooner oIlice {. 9oaromon"
I%tranoete bellte friib SIT Snnoferdief
Sboals uno lit total perlorell. 5bos.
Senorp ans ct. Sobn, q. o., Elm
Seemonn, ertranf, mGbreno ser Ielt
Der Wonnid]aft Ourf oas Eerional
Der ailItenrettnngsltation 5t Mono.
mon Eoint in Siderbeit gebrad)t
turroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05
in Ebilaoclpbia perbaftet.

EbilnOeIpbi a, 4. Saniar.-
u. &. Slplpcr, alias s. g.. Salnep,
peld)er in 1908 ans Nen-Dorf ollrd)-
%brannte, nadoem er leid)tgIdltbigc
Eerionen, Die linn @elb gum g(nlegell
in 9erglpcrfs = SpefuItionen amer
trauten, nm cirfa ST 100000 be-
ihminoelt bate, mltroe bellte in bic
tiger Staot bltrd) oen Hem. Oorfer
9eteftip. Sergeanten WcGonoiae mo
mebrere MitglieOer Der 2ofalpoli5ei
oerboftet. gr bate bier ein 9ilreuil
aemietbet, np CT einen Gbnlid}er
S6pin0el olisSufilbren perIudte, mie
in Nem.Oorf. Gr nunnte iid Yroiei.
ipr Srioro uno CAB Dor, ein denli'
idpeS Serfobren our biaioen SerItel'
litrg bon Siumallten uno anoerer
Sumelen erfunoen 81 baben. Seit
leincr Slild)t ioll er lid Dem Scrneb-
men nnh in CANADA, Wterifo, Geu'
tral. uno Siioomerifn uuo perid)iebe-
men Staaten Der Union bcrllm getrie.
ben baben. Or lelienete ieinc SOen-
tit1t nrit 6. g. 6loner 5terit, CAB ie-
ood) lhlieblid 5u, OuB CT Der Wnnn
lei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05

georgiclpitid porgcitcrn III Wiclt al.
N~1erOings mar er pom 5rpei Ioiutarz
ten ieineS 8Qtera begleitet, llno oa er
bei ieiuem Gintreffen in Der oitreid)i-
idjcn Saltptltu0t iofort in cine Der
i6loiicnc <ti0c gcpuctt iullr0e, miro
ongcnommlelL baB cr III ir0cno cine
ser in @ien 10 5oblrei6en Eripat.
REORGANIZATION geitedt tporoen lit.
0ic @ungerSnotg IN G II a.
SGauQbot 4. San. - &iilfsors
bcitcn sur &iroerung Ser 6uugCr$-
notb limo, nit Siiug = aiong : SUI
Sll6icn Doomou un0 Glt.GGou-15 SUI
Ocn onr idjmcritcn bcimgGiuftcn 9is
ltriftcn ais Gentrcn in Nngrtif &C.
ltomnlCn nor0cn. Nnqeiidt@ ser
Scitcna scr &cQicrlrQ mo onocrer
dJincitId)cr &rcile sur &erfiiallng oe-
ltcllten rontbaften Slmmcn miro
Die SillfeIeiltlung aus Dem N~llslonoe
ailf Die Sieierllng BON Nobrllngsmit.
teln beldrdntt bleibcn f1nncll.
1900 Satt nm%Crifoniid)cn We6lS
Iino ongcfoltft mor0cn unO olf Dem
Mc9c bicr6cr unteuucg5. IS lit be-
ldIplicn mnr6cn, No6ruulQ5mittcl
nid)t nuionIt mc95ligcbcn, lie pic(-
mebr 5u ctnCm m0glidit ~nic0riQcn
Frcllc 81 pcrfolfcll, mrS2cnommcn
in 6GlCn mirflid) oro6ClOen Ser
bungcrns. Die lGbtcn Wel0un0cll
Ger W}iiiionGrc e@ntbolten 9ciGrci.
blllgcn cntictlidjcr S5cnen in oen
Slngcr . 0iitriften. SGgliG Iterbcrt
<noertc Dor Sltnger mo &Gltc.
NnSglei6 5mii6en Gcut.
den un0 G5cdcn.
@icn, 4. Sonlior. - Son belt
nntcridtctcr Scitc p~erloltct, OoB ne,tc
Gcrbdn0lnnacn 5lrn 3pcde cine8
Iu9Nleid9 5piiGcn 0eutidcn l1nO
G5cden m~Nc6oGnt lino. Wton 6offt
Oieamol nit l1m 10 1r0berer 3uper-
iid) ouf Grfolg ais &oiier Sron5 So
lcpb an Der @elcitigln1g ser @cgcn=
I0be ongcblid) cifrig mitmirft.
&n Der nGd)lten @o6e miro Die bic
ii1c &egierlung nit Der uugoriiden
ooriiber Scrotbung pfleger, Oh bic
&nnOclSpertrog1-G crbunolltngen FORT
1eIebt mcr0cn iollcn. 9iSber limo
Oieie gGn5lih criolgIo3 p~erlorfen. BE.
tnnntlib beltebt llugurrL bc5m. sic
nlubacbenoen 8elpnlten' Scr Gonli-
tiorL 0orouf, Oob 0aa bi9berigc mirtbz
iAoitlide &erbdltniB Der beioen
GeiGabGlften ein groe uiWnlt ltllo
ourd) einen re9clrc6ten @anOelsper-
trog crIebt miro.
II II / 6crbcit Ser Q o6luge
in Il n9orn.
@u6opcit, 4. Sonuor. Nier
lit man nit Den &eocn, pelbe Der
MiniIterprGiiOcnt Or. @eferle rnt0
Der Son0elSminiItcr 6ron5 &oiilltG
SIT Nclliobr qcbolten bobcr, ourtona
ni6t 5uirieoen. sic meroen Ourcb-
meg ungiinltig bcurt6cilt IS GILT Dies
ola tenn5ei6neto fiir bic llnii6crbeit
in Scr Situotion, sic ilfolgc ser Gci-
bcrcicn INTER Ben S1llptern ser Goos
lition Q1ncr mcbr berportritt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05
Ynndlmprb in gllnhnmn.

@u ouln Mia, A. Somlnr. -
Gin Neger, pcIhcr bier eincn unIitt-
lid)cn In8riif oui cin iltngeS weiBeS
6rouen5immer mod)tc, lpuroe bellte
Iben0 gelpnd)t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05

b~i@long al Oic Nofid)1bc Der Hcpll-
bIiforer geb6llgt BADEN, finoen jebt,
OaB Die Administration nit ibren cen
'truliitiiden lenOenjen ibnen arg an
sic 3cben tritt. ulO Nun fomntrn tic .
81 ms, OoB mir ibncn bclfen loQcrl.
Gin irudtbures Sben1a iiir inns, nid)t
ndbr?"
Appreciation bei6Ioiien
Die fiir5liden Gnti6eiouugen Der
9unoe5ri6ter in 2ouiSpiQc II. Wem-
pbis, Ourd) lueIdJe 0oS Don Dem IeBten
Gon9reB crloiIenc WCicB iiir Die Salt
pflidJt ser ll%rbcitgcbGr fir u%erioi-
llrngSrpi0rig crflGrt mllrOc, mur0en
geitcrn 5ltr &enntniB oeS Er1iiocnten
gcbradt, uno 0arauf criolNte Die Nn-
fiin0igun9 aus Ocm o&ciBcn @nuic,"
0aB Der Yroii0ent Elm gerufungsper-
fubren gegen Die beioen Gnti6eiouIl-
gen atorOnen miro. Ser ErGiiOent
ninlnlt groBes S1tcreIie an 0ieiem
8cleBe, meldc9 BON ibn Dem Gongrcb
lparm sur N%nnd6me cmpioDlcn nor
Den mar.
NuSnubunQ BON Ncgics
runqSIGnocrcicn.
Senator Nclion bat cine %orlogc
cii1aerei6t mcldc 0cn Gcrfoli ooc:
Ole Nbga6c bon &Gnoereien uer6ictcnL
ollf 9ucldell iid) &oblens, 9raunfoH-
LEM, I9pbalt-Sugcr, Eetrpleums oocr
gtoturgaSQuelen beiin0cn mo oie
innerbaIb offcntli6er 2dlI0crCicn Scr
Ger. Stoutcn liegcn, bis iol6e Eager
polllt0noig nlSgebcutet lin0. IS limo
Ie0od) ScltimmunQcn qctroiicn iiir
oo@ &crmietbcn iolfcr 2Gnoercicn
dltf llid)t l0l,Acr ais Elm Sobr, bcbltiS
Grforldung 0c3 @o0cnrcid)tbumS.
Ter StaotSiefrctGr Oc5 Mntcrn nulb
Damn bel 0crcn Nl3bcutung Gor-
ld)rlrte1 %crlnIicn, pcld)c oarouf BIN
5~lelen, Dob Die Erooufte 81 m1Bioen
Frel1en pcrtnltft luerocn. NeprGiet-
tant &olitco0 BON Minnciota inter.
breitetc cine Gbnlidc &orluQc Dem
Observation-Disclosures.
Ser neue 9opcottinG hinu.
2aa StaatS0eportennCnt lit INNER
nod cjnc 9tahridt BON foniulorcr
mic oiplomotiid)cr Seite in G6ino be.
trerf9 Der ongebliG in Canton itattge-
fllnoencn Observation-Disclosures in
mcldcr Elm @ie0crouilcben 0cs Bon
colts dmerifnnii6er @aarcn 6eihloI.
Ien Iein ioQ. Gs lpllroc inoeiien I'M
Gepartement Die llcber5ellgllta aeGlt.
BERT, Dab bic finciii6e He0icrlno eli.
ller loIdcn MoBnobmc ibrc Inter.
ltilbung llid]t Ieibrn mcr0e. Sbne iol-
die l(1teritiiBung oiirfte o6er nab bic
Tiger Nniidt bic 9eueQurg criol4los
lem. Iltd) miBt mon ibr bofitenS
lofole ge0eutlung bel. SeocnioQS
nldt Die elmer @icOerbele6uno ser
dIlgcmcincn 9elue1u1g 0c0cn Den
a~nterifoniiten @on0cl, mclfc iiir
ptcle omcrifnniide Sntcreiicn in
China perbGngniBpoIl gepeien lit.
Gle III @ciIc.
IS oiirftcn mcbrcrc @odcn peroc.
ben, che III @cjllg oui Die 0citern &c.
gen Die Scanltcn ullo Mit0licOcr ser
Nclp, Dortcr ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 6ci'n1
Bencrol = Eoitmleiitcr Gortclpou CT.
bnbcnell Nntlngcl Elm @er60r ltott.
Tinoen ipirO. SrOnngamGBig lucr.
Den crit Die Eoltinipeftoren cine I'm
t~crlitd)lulg oornebnlen mo oli oercn
Scrtft bin miro crit Elm &crb6r itott.
fEllOclt, lpcnn InIoB oo5u p~orhanoen
III, Sn oiciem ipe3iclen Safe miro
It0od) OoS @erfobrcn m0olihIt be.
'd)leunlgt, nm boIOigit oic 6rogc 0cs
GrlnI'cS elmer 9ctrlgS Srore ococu
bic betrcffelt0en Ynrteicn obnc unrl0.
tbi1e Ser50gerul1gcn cnogiiltig 3lt
crtIdciOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05
" euterci ouf Gitrci6ii6e
9 d) o6t Citizen.

9 6 adj 6iifcn.
2onoon, 4. Sonuor. - Nod 10
rbcu iiber @ien bier ei%ngctroiienen
9tndriftcn bat iih Iebte Wo6e in
Srieit oIli Dem oitreidiiden Sdlndt
idiii yArpao" uno ocn &reu5erll
r@eQono" mo st. Weora" cine
ernite Wcllterei ereignet. Gie 21ti.
riibrcr, inter Oercn iid) mcbrere LII.
teroifi5iere %bcIon0cn, bci6Uerten iid)
iiber bic %nn9ebli6 81 idledte Soft,
itnD ais linen Der Gapit0n fem Bebor
ihcnfcn mollte, mltrocn lie gcmolt.
tb0tig. guS i6IieBlid) Die SrOnu1g
micOer ber9eitellt merbcn fonnte, mo-
rem orci Der Nuirilbrer ldluer unO
lieben on0ere leiht pcrluun0et.
3um 0icnit Of Sopon.
Berlin 4. Snnunr. - &eute rel
item bier OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nod)
&opon gum 5lueiiGbri9cn Gienite III
oCr Observation-Disclosures ob, nm 0riln0=
Iidcn StuOien ob5llie0cl. Gtele 81
ii5ierc buben beionocrc &prbcrCitlm.
gen iiir Ocn Gienit gctroiicn. So ia.
ben tic II. u. Citcn <rlll& i'm nSopoz
niid)en genommcn, Gic iuponiidc
NrntCc bat bCfon1tlidy ibrC moGCrnc
Sdulltn9 bon ocutid)cn Offi5icrcn
ipC5iell Dem ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ior WCdcl, erboltCr, obCr MIN glnltbt
man I'M ocllti6en WlilitGr, ielblt ct
mas NctcS bon ocn Solbotcn bcS
Otifnbo lerltcn 81 fonncn. 3luei Ser
Sffi,icrc mcroen iiber Sibiricn nod
Sopnn rciicn, luGbreno sic ot0Crcll
@ciocn ocn @eg iibcr Die Ser. Stoos
ten nCDnrcn neroCn.
CANTON N 9crlin 9crebm M.
9crlin, 4. Sonnlor. - 0oS NllSs
mGrtigc Imt bat ollf Die Suffrage oeS
iron50iiiben I%llSmGrtigcn Nmtcs,
Oh Slllc& Gombon, Der iebiGc BOT
idoitcr in Woorio, Scr oelttihen &c
gierru1N ol@ Nnd)iol9er be@ Irol6oii-
id)cn Sotidoitcr@ 9ibounrh III Ser.
lin gcllcbm icin miiroc, cine bcjobcl-
&c Nntiuort 9cgcben,
Webr 2 dlomm GAM mem
pom 9 up.
NeopeL, 4. Somlor. 0ie
filr5lifen idJperen Hegcn9iiile babcn
abcrmalS bas Sernbltiir5cn grobcr
Waiien Shlomm Dom Gciuo perllr.
iad)t. 0ieiclben mldien nlf ibrem
@ege %tbalabpGrtS INNER mebr an,
bis lie elnen TlG6enrolm Don mebs
reren Guaorotmeilen beocdten, Ban.
me entpur5cltcn uno cine NnSabl
Sa%iternbGuier total 5erit0rtcn. Cine
In5nbl Sbiere fam lln'S 9eben,
nllein gliidlider @eiie rctteten lid
ale aberdeen. Gin Munn wuroe
cine Meile melt bon elmer Shlamm-
luoge iort8criiien, je0o6 idIieBlid
bon Orei c%ouragirten 6rnrcn. lpelfe
ibr Seben babel in Die Sd)an5e id)ll,-
gen, 9erettet. Gin 3ug Ger Seiup.
balm muroe 81 Snn 8uileppe, einem
onrd) Den Nuabrltd) pom lebtcn Npril
tbeilueiie 3critorten 9oric onrh sen
Sdlamm angeholtet.
Irbeitcr, melde Ole trimmer ser
STRIDE bon Gan 8il,ieppe %auir1llmen,
no i'm april GROCER 9ebensperlllit
eihtrat, ianoen beute icdS ipeitere
2eid)en Don Opiern aui. Sbre SOen.
tiii5irung mi,rOe troy Der porgeidrit.
teneu Gerpehl1g ourt aleioer ooer
III Den Snid)ei poreeiunoene 8egen.
It1n0e ermodiidt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05

iin cine Grfaituna in cinem Sas su %fnriren.
uebne mat 2ardtibe @roup Suinine Satleten.
slpotbefcr gebcn Seio suriid, ipeiln iie ni6t fus
riren. 6. 9B. Srone'S Gianaiur 1uf ieher
ehatteI. 25c. tSit4.SiSa&i. O. W.t.B.-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05
@urfo d, G.

PETERSBURG 4. Sarulor.-Gle
Gommiilion lpelde ernannt purot.
INN Die nit Ser @iilfeleiltung Der
SunaerSnotb p~erbunoenen Sfanoole
St unteriuden, bat Die ltrofredtlldc
Terfolgung oea NliiItetteil oes Mflnl-
tiers ocS SnnerL @urfo, %eillpfoblen.
ipeil CT leine &ollmodlten ooourd)
iiberidritten babe, 0aB er Siopol, Der
in Terbinoung nit &ornelnfdilfen lld)
beS @etrugcs ihuIOig gcn1od)t bobell
ioa, &orid)iillc 0cgcben bobe.
Scrhicn'S ibcrgei6 nopp.
ter &ronprin5.
9erlir, ( Aonuor. Ger oll'
geblih perriifie aronprin5 @eorg bon
Serbien ioa lid nod eiiter 9epeldc
bes .9ofalan5cigcr" Ser llnterbrir-
ouitg in elmer S%rrenanltaIt oilrd)
id)leunige SIuht cntjogen baben. W'it
@elomiiteln reihiid) perieben, Iangie
Der cfltortete Sprobling Der aoro-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05
BON Stolien ouf Nutos


&om, 4. San, - Gic o@o5ctto
emilia" p%er0iicntlidjt cine @ci6i6-
te, Ser 5lrfolgc a0ni0in @clcle Dot
cinigcn Monotcn, ais tic nit Dcm
&orig Bel Gopo Gimontc, rmmcit
Ncopcl, ollf elmer 9(utofobrt bc0riI.
len luor, einntol ans Dem @efdbrt
iprong, ais cS lml5uitiir5cn Orobtc.
Sic iicl 81 9oocn mo crlitt &CrIc.
bllngcn an Ycin, bic crit nod) 5luei
Wonotcn gcbcilt pnrCr. IS Qelong
ibr, 0ic @cid)id)te bon 6ent llnfoac
m0brcno Der Nonjcn 3cit gcbcim 5lt
bultcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-05

ten crIcbt morocn lit. NoQc 5cbn Wi,
nltten fonnte Der &orbung nldt IN
sic Sobe gcbcn, neil pom 0aQerie'n
ltro Qogen Elm 4un0Gmonium loSge.
Ioiicn mltr0c. gl3 Is ihIicBtid) &c.
id)ob mo Oic S5cnc, Die Mtorquiic
5cigtc, mic lie nod Dem Williter ser
@alateo Elm &rpptogromm 0cS sc.
betls5ouberS I0ite, mo ierner cine
itone c0pptiidc Wlmic III Scr Scr,
Jon Der Wmc. g8iup, uCr0oppelte ii6
ser SGrm. Giciem iolQtc Gin 9tcgen
BON G3urigciAOlien jcalihcr Nrt. Go&
Nu0itorilm Ihlcl0ertc iclbit Wottcl
unO Sfodtcln gcNen Die GoriteQcri1.
men olli Scr 9iibnc. Grob 0ieicr TIT
mlltorii6cn Tcmonltrntioncn be,
6urrtcn 0ic bei0cn Trolren ourollf,
ibren gIft 5n GnOc 81 lpielclL mclder
10 efelcrrc9enO unonitdnOi9 lit, mic
irgeno GtmoS, OoS je ori Der Barrier
9ilbnc gciebcn mllr0c.
9Il8 Scr &orbong nieocroing, Itiirm,
te oie WtcnQe nod) Der Ho0c, in mel
der Mme. @olltbicr .&iQor9 uno MQt.
4Soloirc, Ole in elmer Gromotiiirung
Don oGlouoinc" olftritt, ioBen mo
tric6cn iic bllditGblid) Gus Ocnt Gben-
ter binnltS.
%crlcbunQen scr &0nig II
hnn Ntnlirn mi 0lntn.
The Colorado statesman., 1907-07-06
An Embryo Genius. Surely.

A private school for boys on Madi
son avenue boasts of pupil who un.
doubtedly is destined to high rank as
literary genius, says the New York
Press For some infraction of dis.
cipline this boy was sentenced to re-
main after hours and write an essay
of 200 words on birds. This is what
he wrote:
Il do not like birds, for in the morn.
Ing when l am trying to sleep they
keep me awake with their twittering,
twittering, twittering, twittering, twit,
tering, twittering, twittering, twitter.
ing, twittering." And SO on to the ex.
tent of about 25 words more. "And
when get mad and turn over and try
and try and try and try and try to get
to sleep they still: continue to chirp,
chirp, chirp, chirp. chirp. chirp, chirp."
And so on as before. Birds, too, are
awful greedy things. They don't do
nothing all day but fly around and
peck. peck, peck. peck, peck, peck,
peck, peck" And so on until the re.
quired number of words was com.
pleted.
The Colorado statesman., 1907-07-06
SIMMONS In DIVORCE.

Of' SOlLOtNADO,
City and County of Denver, ! IS.
In the County Court.
Robert Ward, Plaintiff, VS.. Elenor f.
Ward, Defendant.
The People of the State of Colorado to
the Defendant Above Named-Greet-
ing:
an action brought against you by the
above named plaintiff in the County
Court of the city and county of Dem
yer, state of Colorado. and answer the
complaint therein within thirty days
after the service hereof II you are
served within this state, or within fifty
days after the service hereof If served
personally outside the state of Colo
RADIO, or. If served by publication,
within sixty days from the date of the
last publication, or trial will be had
the same as though you were present
This is an action brought to obtain
a decree of divorce on the ground of
willful desertion for more than one
whole year before the commencement
Of this suit and such other and further
relief as may seem to the court just
and equitable from the complaint, a
copy of which is hereunto attached,
and the evidence adduced upon the
Given under my hand at my office in
Denver, this Gath day of June, A. d.
1907
Plaintiffs Attorney.
The Colorado statesman., 1907-07-06
USED BIBLE AS CIPHER.
verss from Solomon Told OF Mar
riage Engagement.

When she left her home in the
small town to come to New York to
take up a special course of study,
her pet sister was fast reaching the
crisis of love affair, says the Trib-
une. The pet sister was most win
some young lady, and had long kept
a goodly train of suitors assigning.
Was this affair to be the grand af-
fair? The older sister hoped SO, for
she liked the young man cordially
thought he was just the sort to
make proper brother-in-law.
But the weeks passed and not a
bit of definite news about the prog
ress of the affair did the older sister
receive in her city boarding house.
She became anxious. Louise, she
thought, must not go on recklessly
trifling in such important matters.
Then one night about ten o'clock
just as she was going to bed, came
telegram. The servant brought it
up. The older sister was country
girl enough to be thoroughly fright
ened by the pale manila, black-inked
envelope. How ominous it looked.
At length she gathered courage to
open it. This is what she read:
Solomon six three. Louise
Solomon six three! Whatever In
the world. oh, why, yes, stupid, 1t
of course means the Songs of Solo.
mon, sixth chapter, third verse. But
and her cheeks flushed with shame
she had no Bible!
There was great scurrying about
the boarding house to find copy of
the sacred book, The girls were
routed ont in vain. On all sides the
cry arose: who's got Bible?"
Just think of the sister trying to
sleep that night without knowing
what that verse was! 1t would have
been just like woman to lie down
to pleasant dreams, content to know
that she could satisfy her curiosity in
the morning-not!
The landlady, good soul, came to
the rescue. She was no heather.
She had Bible. Up to her room
with it flew the sister, and shut the
door. Such a turning of pages by
eager, nervous fingers! Solomon six
three. She found it, and then she
cried: "Hurrah!" and laughed, for the
verse was:
Il am my beloved's, and my be.
loved is mine"
The Colorado statesman., 1907-07-06

which was thrown a net veil of grey
tone edged with narrow silk fringe.
An ideal costume for morning weat
at the immediate moment is made O,
very thin twilled light grey cloth
the coat being innocent of trimmina
save for narrow insets of black and
white striped drill which appear on
either side of the large silver buttons
decorating the fronts, while at the
neck a waistcoat of white pique puts
in a welcome appearance, and the
sleeves bear narrow frills of hem.
stitched lawn. A pretty effect this
has. and enhanced by white lawn
shirt and plain skirt cut on the
cross fitting tightly round the hjps
and bearing but a few folds at the
back.
In following out the design of the
dress shown touch of silk can hs
given place in the center of the dia-
mond-shaped medallions, and a mar.
row piping used to finish of the col.
lar band of the lace chemisette which
by the way, should be made detacb,
able and in duplicate, SO that Ii aan
Always be kept quite fresh. I
The Colorado statesman., 1907-07-06
German Military rrainlnu.

Germany, through the thrift, intelli-
gence. and prosperity of her people,
illustrates to mankind the advantages
of training in youth her manhood to
The use of arms; the habits Of disci-
pline and the order and cleanliness of
person are carried into after-life by
all classes Of modern Germans; this
permeates the whole nation, and is
to-day recognized as a national char
acteristic The womanhood of the
nation looks with reproach upon the
man ignorant of military training
African MONTHLY
The Colorado statesman., 1907-07-06

II ON DRESS

Mauve and pink are undoubtedly
among the popular combinations
The former color, however, is not
much worn unadorned, while the lat
ter in every possible shade owns Its
devotees by the hundreds. Much ag /
admire the dull soft tone of conspieu-
GUS favor, l realize. however, that to
most women pale blue is infinitely
more becoming, and hold brief per-
petually for the charms of sursmer
dresses made of very pale blue voile
with straw hats trimmed with pink
roses, and / am reminded whilst l
write of particularly good specimen
of soft, thin pastel blue cloth which I
met completed with a high-cro~ned
crinoline hat encircled with roses
shading from pink to mauve, over
The Colorado statesman., 1907-07-06
The Real Obstacle at Panama.

The white man at Panama mus,
avoid that which he cannot endure.
We have proved that he cannot allow
mosquitoes to bite him, and now 1t
must be acknowledged that he can
not allow the sunlight to strike his
unprotected body.
We eliminated the mosquitoes, but
we cannot eliminate the sun. The
soldier who deliberately and unnec-
essarily exposes himself to bullets
when he could take cover is not only
fool. but he is not a true soldier.
His fatal recklessness only weakens
the army.
The engineer who can work all day
In the open in Michigan or New York
should not do it in Panama, writes an
army surgeon, Maj. Charles E. Wood
run, in Harper's, and If he attempts
1t he is injuring the work instead of
helping it along.
The Colorado statesman., 1907-07-06
NO DoUET OF THEIR CONDITION.
Miss Barton Convinced That Two Men
Required Incarceration,

Miss Barton Convinced That Two Men
Required Incarceration.
Miss Clara Barton, the founder of
the American Red Cross, narrated re-
Gently at Atlantic City an episode in
which she shared during visit to the
insane asylum at Norristown, Pa, that
she made some years ago.
Miss. Barton went all through the
huge and well-kept asylum, and moth
ing extraordinary happened till she
was departing. Then two men, con.
versing earnestly together, came over
the lawn toward her. The first, lifting
his hat politely, said:
Madam, I am the Angel Gabriel,
and have been sent here by our
Lord to inquire into the state of your
spiritual health"
Before Miss Barton could reply the
second man spoke up:
Pay no attention. madam" he said
to this person. l am God the Father
and I assure you that 1 assigned &c
one to such an errand."
The Colorado statesman., 1907-07-06
Times Had chanaed,

Did you and pa start with plenty OF
money!" asked the daughter.
We lived upon very little else but
love, dear?" was the mothers gentle
answer.
But suppose pa soon got lots of
salary?"
: mo, dear, it was a great struggle at
first"
Then how did you manage? Pa
had little ir the bank?"
mot farthing."
20, my George is in just the same
position, and we love each other,
and"
III that penniless adverturer ever
dares to enter this house again, 1 will
tell him what I think of him! Go to
your room at once!"-Stray Stories.
The Colorado statesman., 1907-07-06

to match the costume worn. There is
a soft, indented crown and firm
brim, which has something of mush-
room slope. This hat is ideal for
travelling or sporting wear, as there is
absolutely nothing to get out of order,
the natural feather mount which fin
ishes it off at the side being quite un-
affected by even downpour of rain.