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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-05
Sm 9njcper crtrnnfcn.
l20 Wcuid,cn bnrdD Scntcrn cincS
SGbrboptes nmgcfommCn.

NrcnliCr StoMpin'o Iohtcr bcirdt6cI
Sen Glottcns2lttudbc ser Ncrliucr
rlliitihcu Notihoit. Sonia
lHomtcr9 2lntncite crItrcdt iict
nid)t nuf sic Grntorblm0 ienca
Gatcra lmO NutoCr3. - 9iciltIz
tate Scr 9llmijipolmoblcn IN
Nronfrcid). &0niQ GOmuro
mo Scnabln pom Sfonoinupicu
nucb Sonoon 5nrildBCtchrt. -
6rciirolt pon 9iirICbcn ibrcr
@ln0c crlc1Cn.
4 CtcrH burN /. W0i. - Gin
51brboot fcntcrtc 1Cltcrn nnbc Npt.
bofi, I'M Commencement Woblleif. oltf
0cm 0nicpCr Sluiic uno t2O Wicns
icbcn crtroufcn. Go9 Tob3cug lpor
nit @nuCrL loren Iroucn lmo &in.
ocrn Ncfiillt, lucchc lid auT 0cnl
0CimuCAc pon Scr Stride bcianGcn,
uno Is tipptc in Solgc cincr }t
lhWcrcn Nclolhna imlittcn oc2
StromcH nm. Gic EoiioGiere RANT
ten ais Ooa Boot 81 ihponfcn be-
1onn uon elmer Scitc oui oic unOcrt
lno morcn niht 5u controlircn.
2 Stplppin'9 (ohtcr DcrDctz
rat Bet.
EctCraburM /. Wiui - Sri.
StolppIn, Sodtcr bC3 rlllliIhcn Eres
nricr3, uur0C bcrte 9todmIttog nit
Sieutcnnnt Nod, Dem Slottcn. 9lttod)c
Der rlllliIhcn @otlhait IN Berlin, &c
trnut. Gic &obinct@nlitglicocr, oie
Oiit9Iicocr 0cS 0iplomutihcn Corps
lll0 piclc on6CrC 0iltlnQuirtc Hcrio-
men mobntcn Der Gcrm0hllua bel.
Sri. Stolppin crlitt ld)ncrC Ncr
lcBunAcn gclcGcntlid 6C0 nnl y. 9lus
quit 1906 IN Der bicliqcn @obnln3
ibrca &otCra pcriibtcn Nontbcnottrn,
totS unb ibrc @cueiIng luar l1ngcrt
Belt }lueiiclbuit.
SEE inc Gcrihtlidc Gcriols
gun0 Ocr portuNiciiihcn
&Dni0snl0r0er.
&iiinbon, 1. Moi. -- Iie Nc0ic-
rluta bat Ole llutcriuhung bes Com.
plots, uclhca inn lcBtcn Iebruor in
scr Grnor6unQ Oes &onigs uno oca
&ronprlnjen flllmInlrtc, bcenbct. IS
erbellt, Dob Die &erihuoruHg cine 10
mcitpcr3luclgtc mar ltno Dab 10 uic!t
bohItcbcnoc Ecrionen Ooran brtbci
ligt mnrcn pOcr 0od) Der 9etbeiliAunJ
uerO0htig limo, OnB man es fir rotb
lam Cr0d)tct hot, feinc geriHtldJcn
Sdrlttc cln5uleten. Sonig Mnnll2l
miro, lobalo er ben Serioiiun1SeiN
oblcgt olgcncinc politiife 2Imnc-
ltlc proflorirelL olletl 0iclelbe miro
nlr Ole Dor Dem 30. rSonuor B. g. per.
ilbten &crgcbcn Ocfcn. Iic Wienhcl
morOc uuroen am ]. Sc6rllor bc0ol
gen.
Ger Gipils@oupcrncltr bon liii0.
bon hot Die lolortigc 2lblicierlln9 al
Ter in1 NciiB bon Eripotperionan be.
iinoIiden Woiien bcioblen. Som ).
Mai on lollcn ole Ferioncn, lucldt
obnc ipc5icac GrloubniB Moiicn inn
@clb babcn, crcnlplnriih bcltruit
ipcr0cn.
M{uni5tpol @ablen in
,Srantrci d).
Enri3, 4. Dioi, - Iic Hooifolcn
unO Sic 9n0itolen.So5ioliltcn mod.
ten aroBc @ciuinnitc bel oen geitcrn
III Sranfrcid obgcboltcncn Wiunbi-
polpnblcL llno 5luar aui Soften pcr
crtremen SojioIiiten lno Der reot
tiondren 9iotionoIiiten. lie 2cBtcrcu
ucrloren in Eori5 oQein $1,000
Stinmcn.
3uriId in Sor0on.
Hon0on t. Wioi. - Sonia G0.
lunrO umo aonigin 9llcronbro fcbrt2u
bcutc bon ibrer ifonoinopiihen lour
nud) Son0ol }uriid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-05
Sun SrnnSiocU ons 3icl.

Gan Tranci0Co. /. Wiui -
3oS /. ilnb > @eidmoOcr Der Buci
flc',Slottc fantcn hcutc 9iuhnlttu1
aus SGfcn ent Vugct Sun0 an, mn
Die am Wiithuoh bier i0nigc S6ludbt
ldlrt-tSlottc 81 bcmiQfonmncn mn
on Der groBcn 6lottcn.9icpuc tbeil5u.
nebmen. GoS 1. @ci6moocr, lntlt
Dem Commando oca2IOnirul3 ,<unla
.. Gapton bcItebt ans oen NrclBcrl
,&irginia" C6loQAihiiD, oeai
"FennIploonia", colorado" ..itn0
yQiorpIono", 0oa . inter Dem Gom.
nlanoo 0ca 2lOmiruIS Sebrcc. aus
Den arclBcrn o(cnnciice" (6Iogg,
ld)lfD, v@nlbington", California"
m0 ,South 3utotu".
Gic 5meite Gorpeooilotille. untcr
ocm acknowledgements Gone,
ucIhe gcitcrn BON Sm ,Ecoro ob.
Ailg, fam bcute 81 S0ntu Gul5 Sal,
an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-05
Trcibeit iuintt.
$1orp St, Sbnlu ucrlGft ouS Srrcn-
SpipitNl N Wattcmunn.

Snrm St. Sbnu DerlGft OuS Srrcn
SuipitNl III Mattcaunn.
Gmlrtct i'm Gountp- 8ciGnNnib Oo;
NciuItot cllca jlml 3medc ieinct
1Gu5liAul GutloiiWn0 cingcIcitc.
ten @obco2 Corpus &crio6rcn&
Sh6n GucIpn miro, memr
n5tbig, picOcr ais 3cu0in iiir iDn
crihCincn. Gltcrl ser uon
ibrCn Gutcl N0hmonn CrmorOc.
ten fIcincn &rcnc Smjtb aus Ocr
Noit cntloiicn. SNiiiatato.
itropbc on ser @uciijctilitC. -
eli bis picr5cDn SrclClltc CT
trlmfcn.
Eoug6fCcpiie, 9t-No 1. Wai.
- S1arrp g. Sbuu, ser M0r0cr Oc3
2lrd)itcftcn Stnnior0 @bitc, miro bis
auf @citcrca ooa biei8c @Oipitul fiir
mobniinniqe &crbrcGer uCrloilcn. 2Il3
Nciltat ser bcutigen Nubco2 Gor-
pu9 &crhonolrn1en ocrcu ,}luccj
Oarin 6eitcbt, lbum }trcAmmBsl0bi1
mo uCrnilnlti1 crtldrcu III ldncn
miro ser @cian1cnc jest III Oa3 1nt-
chcB Gountn @clGnauiB ilbcrtrd-
0cu mer0cn un0 BORT blcibcn, bis cine
cnogiiltigc GhtihCioun1 i,ar 0l3
S1ubcaa Corpus @eludb criollt III.
0ic Gutihcioun9 luurOc bcutc auf
@ciuh zines &crtrctcra Der 9}cms
2)orfcr Iiitrittoampaltlddit ucrlho
ben, Inn Dem liltrift9amualt &erome
Wcle9cnbcit ju Gcbcn, pCrl0uIih jH
CrldCinCn lmo ser @cfreuH1 Ibdm )
ulla ser 9lnltalt III opponlrcn Sbam
iab bel iciner hclti9cn Norfllbrlm8
I'M Ncrid)t iebr aclno aus lnO bat,
iCitocm cr aus 0cn Somb9 IN 0a2
&1oipital gebrott mur0c, minocltcn5
20 Gfm0 an @Cipiht 5llAcnommcn.
NGbreHS' Ger bentigen &erbonblm-
gen pltroe pcrfin0et 0aB 6rou Gpc-
Inn 9tcs6itt Ibam, pbqlcid) 0ielelbt
cincn Ero5cB 6lr 9lnnllllirlng ibrer
Che cingeIcitct bat I'M Notbiollc ais
3cugin iiir ibrcn @ottcu Nlltrctcn
miro.
9lls 9lnmalt S5on'S ilmlirt bel
Der @crDonOung Samca Graham,
Scr iribCre Sctret0r 0c9 @ouOcr-
nclr9 Gocu, mo Die Grpertcn sic
bcicbp0ren ioacn, 0nB er nicbt Iiingcr
gciitcafrnnf it, iin0 Gr. =. ". Eil-
grim, ser Supcrintcn0ent 0e3 nSn0.
lonsGipcr Studts'&olpitnla," Or.
Charles Game, lluO Der ourd) ieinc
,@ebirnInlrn1" Sncoric bcI'm erltcl
Rro5cb Sbom'a bcrilbnt gcluOr0cnc
Or. GuoHs. Or. Wlgrim mar iril.
Der ErGlioent Scr StontS &rrcns
Gonrnliilion lm0 bat Sbmp i'm Ser
cin nit 9r. Cane icit IdngCrer ,3eit
in W1ttCupdn bcobohtct. Ter cln.
5igc Grpcrtc. 0cr bon Scitcn ocS
Stnntes pernontlncn mer0cn loQ lit
Or. 9afcr. Der Stills Supcrintenoent
oes 2lipls in Mntteupan. 0erIelbe
miro on8ebli6 ollSio9clL 0oB Der 3u.
itono Sbmu'a ii6 ieit ieincr Gnterni.
rllng nht 9ebcicrt bat lmO lcinc
6rciIulillng cine @ciubr iiir Ona &c
nCilueIcn Bil0cn lpiirOe.
Gna @criiht, Sarrp 81. lbmu ici
bon leincr 6anlilic III Icincm &untp'
Inn ,Srellallung nIht lnterltiibt, be-
wobrbcitet iicb nidt. Sm @cgentbeil,
SSral Niuinm Sbulp, Die W}utter oeS
8cfnngenen bot pcrlonli6 unO 0ltrD
ibrcn 2Inluolt GoI. Sranflin Bartlett,
cTnpbotiId) erflGrcn IolieL ooB lie IL.
rem Sobn fir gcbeilt bdlt uno nit
alien arditcn ibn sur Seite iteben
miro.
Gic Gbe.gl e.glnnullirungsflagc Gue'
lpn'S, Die 9lniongS nit oQer Wiatlt
6etrieben lpuroe, iii olf ben IT, Wni
pcrtngt lporoen 1orrp S. lbop
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-05
W 3trren
nerihaifen
DOafOmmenc GerDalnag
nerihaffen

0ur6 ibre nut.6fi6ien gigcuf6nften ftimu.
ItytH ita oic 9cber bci Der ehonoerung Der
@01e lmo bcrCu gC,cil1ug eur6 Die Giaaen,
iouHIc Eicie Fucn in Eofeu bon 5lpci bis bier
Stlii wcrocn RAID ole l6dti0frit Der Qcbcr res
GuIlrcn uuo ocn Eaiicucn bon oitfcm geioen
tcirccn, Gin ooCr 3wci Der 8uopn0 it6eu
EucD ben 0cucu 0cnommcn. ole an biIi0icn
Snmcr3cu uuo lyiQbcit Der gc0cr Icoen, pers
ben ooS Srftcm In Cgouura buItcn uuo ge.
iuuoc &crbnmln0 cr}iclcn
sd Din 12O MIciICu ban Der udbiten gipos
tbcic cuticrHt uno to miiufte, onB Gle mir
cin EutCnh cHubtclu nit ibren RtucR fenoen.
1b babe R6cumutisnui5 uno bin ueun Wiounte
lana IN SPOT Springs gcucfcn Wieiue 2eUer
mo mcnc &tcren itno GHGcayicn. Sd iinoe.
bab Sbrc Ntutu mir better tbun, ais uac Nles
o8iH, ole Id ibru acucntnen buDe. uHo bic
3cIIcuCt Hliumncu aenommcH.
gI6llha9pcu u. Sames.
9uroua SGIG, guru So. 9lri5onu."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-05
8opfmcb,
Trauenlciocn,
llnOcrOanli6fcit,
WaQcn.Qeioem,
Tcritopinng,
9Dspcplc
liilo aQc QeberlciOcu.

NeoOndbieu sic ole folaehocH ebrtptsmc.
pebe bon GrfranftnGen Der geronuungS'
org0nc bcrribren. Seriiop'nnS nnb Snnen ae'
ri6ict Sdmorrboitcr. glnacnidurc. Geiaung
sum NrcbeH. Snobrcnnrn. stbbeu bor gldbs
rtnG, WinGenoriidcr, inllrcs gmiitoben. GGds
IuiicH oocr 6Iniiern bcs SerlbIuGcS Gr.
itidunN5gcfiibl bel IieNcnoer SteaunG. bers
ibpommencs Sc6pcrm5geu, 8untc uno Glim'
meru Dor ben gtugeu 6ieber uno ountpfe
G6mcBcn III ocr Sciic, Der grnt ben Glie.
bern brenHeuocs G,cil0I i'm Glefb. Giniae
0uicn bon JiuopuD'o @acn perbcn oaS Spitrm
bon uucn obeH au8eii0ricn 9eiocn btfreicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-05
Scr Sutclbrano in Nurt MuDnc.

sort " opnc, Sn0., 1. Wtui --
I'm 8 ll6r hcutc frilb betrllg 0ic ,3ubl
Ocr bcfnnntcn Spicr Oc@ acljcrn I'M
oNcp 2IOcIine S1otcl" all40cbrohC4
ncn @rnn0c@ eff, un0 mehrcrc Ser
loncn mllrOcn nod pernliBt. 6olQcnoc
rcDi0irtc 2iItc Der (o0ten miro Der.
0iIentliht; ). y, MiIler, 0ou0cI0-
NciIenocr Sbcbopg1u gNi5c.; :. e.
6. Gni2 $5nn0cl9rciicnocr iiir Gar.
ion, Yiric Scott 4 &c., Chicago;
rf'aac Srid, SnnoeI3rclicn0cr, Gbi.
cogo; 9Si(liont @itdcr, Sonoclarci-
lcnOcr, Gullt6; .. 2. Sobnion,
Nonocl2rciicn0cr Guno, SG.; Soiceb
y. Gcuincu, 0on0clarcicn0Cr, Ehis
laoelpbid; Charles @cniunliu Soon-
ociarcilenocr, Getrpit; lmi0cntiiBirtc
Sroll, pcrnuttGIicG Moru Nurfott,
W(l}hauofu HSn0, Gin on ser &cihc
aeilnocncr 9iing tr0qt oic &nitialcu
~ 81; uniocntiiijirtc 6rolt per.
lnutblih Sdrab Sutbonap, Niii5o
luufa, SnO.; miocntiiijirte Manh
oerlnttbIi6 ser Sotcl Fortcr 0urfc;
lniocntifBirtcr 0}nnn 10 i6rrdlih
nerbrarmt ooB SOentiri}irlrna that.
i0hllb lmn0olid lit. 2(Qe &crlcb.
ten beinoen lid oli ser 9cIicrmg
nit 9alann6me BON &. Nc. Mut6cm5
olS Columbus, g. 0ciicn }lblc6cn
ItilIloli6 erluartct miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-05
Iic Scniclsanstreibcr.

Cation ga, 4. Dioi. = Senrp
Slnitb ltno Satin Die GItern Der
am lebten Montug 9I5cno 5t 9ia5a-
retb non i1rcm Snfel gfobert Bad.
mann in cincn gInfaQ bon 9ieli9ions-
@oGniinn ertpiirgten fleinen Srene
Snitf, lpiroen bette al,f 9eiebI Des
Rid]terS Scott ans oen @ei1ngnib
cntlniien. gS Iagen fcine geipeiie
fir ibre Wiitidido an oen Terbrehen
Dor. 9lud, Iralt gnhnnnn lit ent.
lniic, luoroen. Iif brei Gntloiienen
mibten ieoof $4,000 giirgidait Tit
ibr griheinen ais 3eiigen itellen.
= Sm iii6licben Sbeile ocS Staa.
tes Wponting fielen geItcrn ncbrerc
3oQ Shnee.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-05
gnlfelcp's NcacrsMci Mcifmniduno.

9luirubr 5t Srolun2uiQc. - Cos
6oua norb innlcr nit Der per,
nIiihtcn Gipil.&cuuilliRnga Dill
bcidGitigt. - Ncltc 2lbcuo re.
pllblifoniihcr Goutu2.
" ihington Z. g., /. Mai. --
Scnotor 9ultelep Don Connecticut,
Niit9lico ocS Gonlitc0 iiir NdlitGr-
gIifuircn biclt heute int Senut cine
Inngc Hcoc iibcr Die @ropn9uiuc.9is
ioirc uno pcrtbcibiNtc Ole Nc1er.Sol.
ootcn 0cS -. Observation-Disclosures.
Scincr Nniid)t nad) luorcn 0ieiclbcu
10 lmlCbul0ig mic nCugeburcnc ains
Der an 0Cnl 9lllfruDr 5ll NrounSpillc
IN Scr 9Sodlt pom l3 ouf bcn fl.
9luguIt 1906, ul6 0ic gllfriibrcr luo,
rem tbcila ciubcinliid)c Nouibul0c,
tbciI5 mcrifnniihc &rotcblcr ans scr
llmGcbung. 0ie 9c0c nobm poIt
uicr Stlm0cn III Nnlpuld.
Ter Scnot poiiirtc ocn Nou9bc-
ihhtB, lpcldbcr $250,00O fiir Die noth.
lcioCnbCn @rlpobner Der tilr5lic6 bon
GufIoncn bcingciildtcu @caen0eu IN
9uobonu Georgia, APiiiiilippi rmO
&ollilinnn pcrluilligt I'm Al cr.
lolNtc &Crtuglng.
Gas observation-disclosures OeSopot-
irtc hclItc On3 Goniitc iiir &crmili.
arnacn uoGlt1nOiQ in uerihic0cncu
Nunftcn Ser pcrniihtCn Giuil Ser
lpinigln1SbiQ. 2Ila Ole Norlu0e iiir
6cn Cog 5urilt9clcat plroC, morcu
0ic uon 0cnl Gonlite cmpfoblencn.
cin5clncn &cnuilligunAcn lml pollc
$250,000 crbobt morOCn. Inn $50
nldd)tc 6o2 &oll3 cine EuuiC bis IT, 30
mor0cn &ornlittog.
Gic rcpublitnnildbcn 6iibrcr i'm
SolIIC lunrcu heute cnllig ben1ilbt.
cine Gournntrciorm Niu 5u entuer-
fcll lucld)e Dem nlorQcn 9lbeno ab5u-
boltcnbcn rcpubifnniihcu Golfu3
ais @oii5 iilr eiu nellc@ 6inon5s@cicb
untcrbreitct ucroen loQ. Gie fiir3lit)
bon Dem 9icpr0ientontcu Eopue cnt.
morienc Gournntreform-9iQ miro in
ibrcu boipti1hliden Qieroronlngcn
bon Dielen Mitalitoern inooIfirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-05
Nemc Strcitirascn inter nnicren
9tad,6arn I'M Sii6cn.

carts agcnu. Colombia, 4.
Mioi. - Iie 9cgicrllng Der 9iepubliT
Colombia bat @rtno 81: Der glnnur
ne, DOB 0ic NcgIcrlng bon Tnnamn
nit Genejuclu lntriguirt nm pi1cn
aric1 ocgen Colombia 81 crfl0rcr.
Wton lpeiB, 0oB Ole Sffupotion BON
S5lru0o, am Ntroto tSlillie, melher
Die @ren5c 5piihcn Banana uno 81.
lombio biloet Die 9icgierrng bon Eo,
mama III cine ichr gerei5te Sti,-
lnllng uericBt bNt, sSilrobo tulirhe
oui Hntb Scr Der. Stuutcn.Regi(.
rllng beiebt, lpelhes es fiir ilnbeltreit
bar biclt. Dab Dos betreifenbe 8ebitt
innerbolb Scr ercnjen 6olonlbio'&
liegt. Iie NultmN oerS SMeaierlln0
bon Vonan,o in oicicr Sahe bat oen
Ser. Stanten bctr0htlid)e YciorqniB
pcruriod)t, unb oie geileollng Ger
Streitfroge lit cine Der bouptiihli-
fcn 3ipedc Der ncucn Heile bes 60,
fretGts 5oft nof ocnl Sitbmils. Mon
glorbt. Dob oic NcIItilblneen Eono.
mas, GenejueIo II cinem ariege ge.
gen Colombia oiti}litndeln, in Waib
lngtor betnnnt ll,o.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-05
~ 3irren

&ouitinoA obnc Gic6mnf. elegant iberSo.
Rcu i1rcn db. rcAlren rctnigen, luufhen
aus uno itirfeu, Ndounn5 Rtucu iiir ole 6eis
LlnB oucr Sl6ruuGcu bC5 0lagcn3, Der Gjes
odrmr, oer &icrc", Der VInfc, bon Gerenfranf.
5ctcn Ncnommenbeit, G6uma9tCn Scrfcpiun'
Gen ullo 9dmorrhoiocr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-05

mtno, ibrcn 0ottcn critob mO iich
Damn iClbit cine ShubruluOc bel.
brodtc lit 9citorbrn
Gr0irnunN Ger iNtcruotto.
uOlrn ErleNruphcus
GunfCrru}.
&iiiu6oM /. Wtai. Ijc m
tcrnotionolc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
nuroc bcute bier cr0iinet. &eI1icn
miro cine mihtjgc &crGnocrluG inn
0cAcmuGrtiacn Spitcm oea 30blcua
scr Wortc, ciu cinbcitIthc2 l&urt Don
fiinf @uditubcn oocr iilui 3ubIru ais
OtaB uoricbIuNcn. Die NunOcl3iutcrci.
len GngIouOa mo Ger &crciui1tcr
Stootcn opponircu ocm &orihlog
cncr1ld
Sro00Oic in &pucOig.
u ON, /. Mai. - Mus &cncoiJ
miro ioI8cnoc grdBliAe Gbot bcrih-
tct: Gin iun0cr 9tcht3unpolt, So
Domn W}marL battc nit Der Sohtc~
Oc9 Gomponiltcn SmorcAlio rin Scr
b0ltniB, lln0 ca lcbiclL 0uB CT tSr0li.
lcin SmoreAIiu bcirntbcn mollte.
9dm lc0tc iicb ubcr bic pornnligc NG.
llebtc 0cH im0cn Sllriiten cine gc.
pilc GoHotti ocrcn 9tli 0urcbulla
nIbt toOcllo9 mar Ou5miihc1, Sic
luo cinc9 2lbcnOa ocn Hccbtaumuult
6u lid uno lhnitt 0enl in Shloi Der
ilntcncn Mom 0cu Nul9 ub, Glinctl
Damn oua @a3robr un0 crltldtc li6.
GinI0c GIiCntcn Whlnori'a bottcn cine
luhtIgc Siblulg in lciner &on5lei
ob5nbultcu, cin Sportpcrein barrie
icincr, lmllonlt ludtc mon i'm ilbcr.
oil. Gnolih noh 0rci Eogen mucbtc
nlun Ole qrouenboitc Gnt6cflulg.
Seln &otcr, Der 9iotb am &oiiutiouo
bofc III 6lorcn5 it, mlroc loiort tel.
9ropbiid ucrltGn0igt.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-02-14
Great Events From Little Causes.

While staying at the court of Fred
erick II. of Prussia Voltaire presented
Nine. de POmpadours compliments to
the king, who scornfully replied, ''Je
ne la connais pas" Out of vengeance
for so much insult, as she deemed it.
madame induced the weakminded Lou
Is XIV to convert his country's long
standing hostility against Austria into
friendship. A FrancO-AuStrian army
then took the field against Prussia,
and as it was an easy matter for ma
dame to enlist the practical sympathy
of Elizabeth of Russia, who had been
the subject of Frederick's indiscreet
remarks also, half million lives were
1ost.-LondOn Notes and Queries.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-02-14
Chanoed His Taste.

The Empress Eugene, whom Napo-
leon III chose to share his throne, had
a ready wit, which, although it never
yelled sheer, often confused those on
whom it was directed. The late DR.. T.
W. Evans tells in his "reminiscences
the story of a distinguished senator,
who, on being ass4d what he thought
Of the speech in Which Napoleon had
declared his marriage intention to the
deputies, replied:
"a fine speech-eXcellent! But pre-
fer the sauce to the fish, meaning that
Napoleon's words were better than his
choosing of bride.
Some weeks later, at dinner given
at the Tuileries, this senator was seat
ed next to the empress, who, Observ-
ing that after having been helped to
the turbot he declined the sauce, said
to him, smiling roguishly:
Monsieur thought it was the sauce
you liked and not the fish"
With rare presence of mind the sena-
tor hesitated but a moment
"a mistake, madam he said, "fOr
which L am now trying to make
amends"
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-02-14
Time and the Man.

Some one may suggest that If Crom-
we'll and Napoleon Bonaparte and Bis
marck and George Washington and
Abraham Lincoln had not appeared to
do the work they did others would
have arisen equally capable Of doing it,
though perhaps in q different way. To
this suggestion there are two answers.
One is that it is pure conjecture. The
Other answer is that history shows us
many occasions when the great man
was needed. and when the need Of him
was acutely felt, and yet when he did
not appear. The greatness of some
men is largely due to favOring condi-
lions. Other men, perhaps more bril-
liant, achieve less than their powers
seemed to promise because they were
not quite in key with their own age.
Perhaps they were ahead of thames
Bryce in Pail Mall Gazette.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-02-14
The Corner DAYS.

Some aged country folk like to take
note of what they call the corner days
the Goth of March and the Goth Of
September-whent the sun crosses the
line and the days and nights are Of
equal length and the Goth of June (the
longest day of the year, and the Goth
of December Che SHORTEST. After the
Goth of JUICE they say, when the days
grow shorter the weather grows hot
ter" and after Dec. 20, "As the days
begin to lengthen the cold begins to
strengthen"
Levi Beebe, noted old weather
prophet, who used to watch the wealth
er from his eyrie ON Beartown noun
tain, southern Berkshire, Mass, made
prophecies which were greatly priced.
He made his representations from a
study of the winds, the clear, cloudy
and stormy days for ten days each side
of the corner days and multiplied them
by to tell the weather for each sue
ceeding quarter, and he made some
marvellous guesses.-New York Press.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-02-14
Wolves of the Sea.

Of all the inhabitants of the ocean
few are more destructive than the sea
wolf. kind of dolphin which attains
when full grown a length Of fourteen
feet and a weight of 5000 pounds.
A swift swimmer. it is quick in it's
movements. cunning as fox and has
an Unsuitable appetite. 1t feeds on the
young of SEAL whale and walrus and
also on the tongue of the adult whale.
When a mother walrus perceives a
sea wolf, she endeavors to throw her
cub on to an iceberg if one is near.
Failing this. she gets it on top of her
head and swims with it above water.
But this is vain. Diving far below, the
fish of prey comes up with tremendous
force, striking the frantic mother a
terrific blow and jolting the cub off
her head into the water. Here it falls
an easy victim to the assailant and is
soon devoured.
: In it's work of destruction the sea
wolf is frequently aided by the thrash
er. a fish which can deliver terrible
blow with it's tail.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-02-14
FREEDOM IN THIRTY DAYS
Prospect That Is Possible for Harry
Thaw if He Can Behave
That Long.

Matteawan n. Y, Feb. 7. = DR..
Lamb, superintendent of the State Hos
pital for the Criminal Insane, says
that if after thirty days or so it is his
belief that Harry X. Thaw is sane it
will be within the province of the hos
pital authorities to so certify to the
court and recommend his release \
commission in lunacy or other proceed
ings would not be necessary, he de-
clares. The physicians at the institl-
ton are not making observations of
Thaw as yet, as they feel that he has
not recovered from the excitement
caused by his recent trial
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-02-14
He Came Back at Her.

MANY mendicants," said a New
York charity official "are humbugs,
and we do we'll to refuse their requests
for help. What excellent digs, though,
they sometimes give us in return. l
remember the case Of a farmers wife
who refused a tramp a nights lodging.
"'Well, then, ma'am, said the tramp,
would you mind if l slept in that big
meadow there behind your barn.
NO said the woman. you may
sleep there if you like
Gone thing more, maam,' said the
tramp, before L say good night. Will
you please have me called at 4 o'clock
sharp? l want to catch the cattle
train to market
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-02-14
Italian Diet.

The low resisting power of the Ital
ian, even among the more favored
classes, to the assaults of disease has
long been ascribed to the profession of
the we'll nigh farinaceous and legu
minous fare on which he subsists-the
call on the heart in the later stages of
pneumonia, for example, too often find
ing inadequate response from the de-
feet of the muscle forming constituents
in the diet of the patient. - London
Lancet.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-02-14
LATE NEWS BY WIRE
NATIONAL LEGISLATURE
Synopsis Of the Proceedings in the
Senate and in the House of
Representatives.

Washington, Feb. Z. A financial
speech by Culberson (TeXas) and the
passage Of bill providing for gov
| erlment exhibit at the Alaska Yukon
Pacific exposition were the chief feat
ures Of interest in the proceedings of
the senate An hour was devoted to
criminal code revision. Adjourned to
Monday.
Political speech making came to an
eud in the house with an anti-Repub
lican roast delivered by Clayton (A.a.i.
and actual consideration of the Indian
appropriation bill was resumed. A bit
ter fight was waSed on&he PROPOSE
ton to abolish non-reserv,-tion schools
AMI the bill was still pending at. ad
jOnrnment.
Washington, Feb. S.-The session OF
the house was devoted almost entire
ly to the consideration of the omnibus
war claims BILL which was passed aft
er considerable discussion. 1t carries
total appropriation of $315,OOO. \
number of private claims bills also
| was PASSED and the house adjourned
until Monday.
The senate was not in session.
Washington. Feb. S.-The treasury
department has refused to recognize
| the appointment OF William S. ROssiter
as temporary public printer, saying
| the president exceeded his authority in
making the appointment, as the law
says the assistant public printer
Il. IoI .ix,fn ~,
| the present case.
Washington Feb. II. - Aldrich,
chairman of the committee on finance,
opened the debate in the senate on his
bill to provide an emergency curren-
CIV, showing what he considered its
good points Foraker made reply to
the presidents statement concerning
tie use of the appointing power for
political purposes. Depew defended
the course of the secretary of the treas
ury in depositing public funds in New
York banks. The criminal code bill
was again considered.
A brief. but fiery speech. was made
in the house by Leake (New Jersey,
in which he outlined his opposition to
William J. Bryan as a candidate fOy
the presidency Considerable progress
was made with the Indian appropria-
ton bill, which was amended So that
the commissioner of Indian affairs, be-
fore he carries out the policy Of aban-
doning non-reservation schools. shall in
vestieate the question fully and report
to the house at it's next session.