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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-12-08
TAFT COMESBACK
Brother of the President Elect
Replies EditcrialIy
To the Attack of New York
World on the Family.
HINTS AT LIBEL SUIT.
Says New York Paper Is Trying
to Dodge the Issue.
Calls Story a Mess of Slime and
Scandal.
HINTS AT LIBEL SUIT.

Cincinnati, Dec. S.-The Cincinnati
Times-Star, of which Charles P Taft
is editor and proprietor. today pub
lished the following reply to the article
on the Panama canal which appeared
in the indianapolis News and New
York World:
''The New York World, the paper
which was responsible for most of the
talk about the Panama canal scandal
during the recent campaign says this
morning:
Whether Douglas Robinson, who
is Mr.. Roosevelt's brother-in-Iaw or
any of Mr.. Taft's brothers associated
himself with Mr.. Cromwell in Panama
exploitation or shared in these profits
is merely incidental to the main issue
of letting in the light
This statement is Intentionally mis-
leading. The Panama story was used
in the campaign for political reasons
solely. The one thing that gave it
political value in the eyes of those
who used it was the fact that the story
as printed carried the names of a
brother of the Republican candidate
for the presidency and of a brother
in-laW of the president. The inference
was plain enough. It was that Theo-
dore Roosevelt and William H Taft
ilttu uScQ their influence DIS nlSn Offl-
Gals of the United States government
to help near relatives in looting the
treasury at Washington. That was the
meat of the story. If the names of
Douglas Robinson and Charles P. Taft
had not been included in it, f1imsy and
absurd as 1t was, the lying yarn
would never have been used by the
World. But the World, the Indian
apoiis News and other papers for one
reason or another wanted to defeat
Mr.. Taft and discredit Mr.. Roosevelt
The World is trying to dodge the issue.
1t wants to be relieved of the RESPONSE
bility of trying to drag the names of Mr..
Robinson and Mr.. Taft into it's made-to-
order mess of scandal and slime.
Both the World and the Indianapolis
News are crying let in the light We
thoroughly agree with them. But after a
little time has passed, after the most des-
perate efforts of the World and News
have produced all the evidence they can,
an apology will be in order from those
newspapers.
right to take legal steps. which possibly
have been made more desirable by the
events and insinuations of the past As
hours.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-12-08
DYING ON BED.
Mrs. A. C. Farrar Believed to
Have Been Murdered.
She Died Soon After Physician
Arrived.
END OF A SCANDAL.
Woman Who Was White Mar
ried a Negro.
He Had Been Student at Wash
burn and Football Player.

Mrs. Louise Farrar, the white wife
of A c. F'arrar, a negro formerly a
student at Washburn college, and a
member of the football team for two
seasons, was found dying in their home
at AS Van Buren, street, at O'Clock
this afternoon.
At o'clock this afternoon neighbors
were attracted to Farrar who was run
ming up and down the sidewalk in front
of his house wringing his hands and
crying that his wife was dead. DR..
Keith was called and when he reached
the house the woman was lying across a
bed fully dressed and still breathing
She died few moments later without
speaking
about the circumstances that led to
his wife's death. He said that he was
working on a brick gang and when he
returned he found his wife on the bed
unconscious.
There were no marks of carboIic acid
on the face of the woman and nothing
about her to indicate how she met her
death, though there was acid in the
house. DR.. Keith says that her face
was dark which indicates that she may
have been Strangled.
The officers believe that the woman
met violent death and they are con-
Quoting a searching investigation. An
autopsy will be made al once and until
baby not be known.
The marriage of this i'll assorted cou-
pie took place on November Z, the wo-
man having been divorced from her
husband. man named Keel. She had
a child years old and had been keep
ing house for Farrar for three months
prior to their marriage. The marriage
took place as soon as the six months
limit required by law after divorce had
expired.
Since the marriage neighbors say that
the couple have quarreled and fought
frequently.
FarreF'S Statement.
Farrar said: Il came home to din
ner and the house was locked and my
little girl was trying to get in I broke
the door in and smelled a strong odor
of carbolic acid I found the bottle
about one-fourth full down stairs and
told the little girl to throw it in the
stove as I didn't want the stuff with
the children. Then the boy told me
his mamma was up stairs and I went
up there at once. She lay there on the
bed and was not quite dead but she
could not speak to me. 1 shook her
four or five times and then sent the lit
tie girl out for the neighbors and I
went and called a doctor. DR.. Keith
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-12-08
Sale of Dress Ginghams

1,4OO yards of dress ging-
hams in one grand purchase.
this comes in double fold and a
great variety of patterns never
sell less than 1Oc and goes ~
on sale, a yard. ..f ~
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-12-08
GOULD LOSES A POINT.
Effort to Have Paragraphs Stricken
From Wife's Petition Fails.

New York. Dec. S.-An attempt upon the
part of Frank Gould to have stricken
from his wife's complaint in the divorce
tain paragraphs relating to gifts of jew
elry and other valuables to women failed
today when Justice Seabury denied a mo-
ton made by Gould's counsel. The mo-
ton was based on the ground the state
question had no relevancy to the charges
upon which the suit is based.
Counsel for Mrs. Gould, however. con-
tended that the statements were material
and that in the formal comp 7aint to be
filed later it would be shown that the
gifts enumerated were, gifts of induce
ment. Justice Seabury announced that
the complaint must stand as made.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-12-08

came and said that she did not take
carbolic acid but he didn't know what
she had taken. He sent me to the drug
store to see what she had bought and
they said she got carbolic acid and
turpentine, and nothing else. She left
no note. We have had some trouble
because she was jealous over what the
neighbors had said about me. They
said had been running with other wo-
moving van come to take away her
trunks and clothes but 1 persuaded her
to stay"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-12-08
PIPE ORGAN READY july 1.
Merriam Memorial for Central Con-
gregatiOnal Church.

The contract was signed today for the
new $1,000 memorial pipe organ for the
Central Congregational church. The organ
is donated by Mr. E. b. Merriam and two
sons and daughter memorial for Mrs.
e. B. Merriam who is very low at her
home on College avenue and whose life
has been despaired of. The organ Will be
built by Woodberry & Co. of Boston and
it is to be ready for delivery July l, 1909.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-12-08
a BOY BREAKS JAIL.
Roy Slack Uses a SIungshot Success
fully on JaiIcP.

Kansas City. Mo-, Dec. s-Roy Slack, 16
years old. escaped from the Jail in Kansas
City; Kan "a today by striking down Harry larry
brought him his food Slack struck him
down with a slungshot and beat him into
a state of semicOnsciousness
Slack. in company with two men. was
arrested on a charge of robbing the crew
ago.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-12-08
Grand Sale of. Silk

Marvellous is the sale of true val
ues Read! Read! Read. An event
that should crowd this store to its ut
most capacity. Lower prices were
never made One lot of 700 yards of
beautiful soft finish taffeta silk in the
new striped patterns. These are just
the thing for new silk waist New
silks just received and actual 75c
value Piled out. your choice AE
a yard ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1OC
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-12-08

Good quality Outing Flannel
in assortment, medium and
dark patterns, a SPLENDID SC
values. piled out under r.
the red sign. a yard DC
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-12-08

Burt Russell, all of whom escaped from
the Parsons, Kan, Jail Sunday night last,
were surprised today by two deputies near
was badly injured. Weiggen is implicated
in a So, 200 burglary.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-12-08
STRONG MAY LEAVE K.U.
Chancellor Mentioned for a Similar
Position at Nebraska University.

Lawrence. Kan. Dec. S.-Chancellor
Strong. of the University of Kansas. is. 1t
cessor to Chancellor Andrews of Nebraska
university Chancellor Strong today de-
clined to discuss what he would do if he
should be chosen chancellor of Nebraska
UNIVERSITY
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-12-08
$2.95 for Mems Trousers S w .nd S.

SZ.y5 tor Mems Trousers IS " and Sc
We announce this wonderful sale of mems high
class trousers at the lowest price heard of We
purchased the entire surplus stock of of America
largest manufacturers securing these far be-
low their actual value therefore able Of
fer them at ridiculous reductions
Elegantly tailored, well designed. properly made
stylish and up to date Trousers like these have never
been sold at this price It's the greatest bargain
offered the public. We honest in stating this is the
most extraordinary sale of trousers ever conducted
Every pair of trousers in this lot beautifully shaped
and splendidly tailored styishly according up
to date fashion There neat stripes in fancy worst
eds, tweeds and cassimeres. just and pick out
pair that will please and surprise you.
IF you want pair of these trousers 90 az
worth S. and S. come here and get them for RpGsJJ
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-12-08

Mrs Grace Williams has opened
school of dress making at 207 East
Tenth. Phone 2153 Blue. .-.-.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-27

t~erfruge 0cS S~obtid)lugs perneint.
Die friibercu Meloungcr, rad bencn
Der iltnge Sort Glcue gcltanoen bu-
ben ioa, bob CT icincn &otcr, ben al
ten Wfii0gclice . Sorltcr, cridoB, ct.
iheincn lonlit ais folid.
IS bicB III Den frilbcrcn Vtelonn-
gen, Mili babe Die Gbot bcgangcn,
nm Die Gnt0edung BON @edlelful-
idungcn 81 pcrbiiten. McdlclIdl.
iflng id)eint tbntiddlid) oor5ulicgcn.
oenn Der oeS &otcrnlorocs Sreigc'
iprodcnc miro oemnddit mcgct l(r'
tulbcniGliditn0 pro5ciiirt.
SLIM Sabre liz ii gcr.
Der I'M Noucnlber b. 5. ncrboItctc
COMMENCEMENT s. i. &. Wtoqcr III
Iltono lit lpegcn 9etrilga uno be.
tlilgcrildcn 9onfcrottS 81 S Sobrcn
8eiQngniB pcrurtbeilt iuorbclt.
WoQcr, Der Snbober elmer groBcn
MadSblcid)c mar unb ais ein Wtillter
bon Gbrcnboitigfcit gait, ipar, lplc
friibcr bcrid)tet, ais CT perbodtig er.
Ifien, ioiort III Soit genommcn NOR
Den, oo er ouBer Stonoc ipor, Die &C.
forocrtc &aution bon 100000 Wurt
hci 0crid)t 5l1 oeponiren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-27
Sranf @uulo's Enlt Snd,t.

Ncm Oorf. 26. Sltni. - Nlin
1T aud Der Gbcitrcit 5uiihen Srouf
:. 8oillo ult0 leincr @nttit otllt &c.
morben, leitocm Ole 6roll Die 0luge
out obiolute Sheioung cingcreidt
rnb ibrem Wtonnc cine &orlaouna
bot 5ilfomnen loiicn. &erl0hnun9a-
pcrillfc, Die lollgc 3cit I'M 0ong &C
lpelcr, crldcincn fcrnerbin oll39cs
IdlolIcn, nnd Den Vclhuloi1lln0cn,
Gle 6rol @olllb in Der Nutlnocldriit
gcgcn ibrcn @otten erbcbt. Sic mill
nunllld) belpeilcn fonnen, bnB6rouf'S
&orlicbe iiir bic areu5iobrtcu nit
leller Sodt oNclcnito" nit Der bGlt.
figen Imucicnbclt elmer iungen bib
id)cn SGngcrin an 9orb oca Sobr.
SciacS mGbrcnb oicicr 6obrtcn 81
erflGren lei.
Die betrciicnOe SGngerin ioa ME
mails Die Siibnc betreten hobcr, oo.
gegen onoeblih nilf @ouIo'S Soften
IN europa bon Den bclten Mciitcrn
o%nsgebiIoet luprpcn iein. Gle Gpi.
iooe, oli iuelder Die Nnfloge ipejica
tallrt, lol lid Dor etipa orei Sobrcrt
oilf Der Sod)t obacipielt bobcn. ol$
oiele auI Der &obc bon Sionep- 80.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-27
Ter 3lucf bciligt bic Mittcl.

&nnn Gitn Wfo., 26. Sltni.-
sic in Der Guiino &ulc togcloe Ma.
tionol g Contention Der Non1ocopa.
item lullte $4,000 fiir Yropu0un0o.
3lpedc oltibrin9cr. 2lbcr mic2 Or.
@omilton 6iat bigger, <So6n 3.
Hodefelcr'a Scibnrjt mar ca Dorbc-
boltclL 0uS Eroblcm olf cine 9lrt I'll
foicn, Die in Der YcrIommlrng Die
grGBtc &citcrfcit crrcgtc. 9tohocm
Or. @iGorr, Elm g%rollboori0cr Monn,
oltS icincr Soihc 500 ais @rllno-
Itod gcitiitet, crtIGrtc CT, ic0c olltpc-
lcnOc 6ruu fiir 500 fiiiicn SIT mol.
lun. Ger l%ncruortctc &orldlog bielt
Die &crlonmllllng cine 3citlung IN
@ann, bis oicicr bon Or. WobcI
Spencer bon Srnction Sin, &uni,
Gcbrofcn luur0c, bic iid) p%crld)0mt SIT
Dem Spfcr bcrcit crtlGrtc. Scincm
Nerlprcd)cn 0cnlGB fam Or. @ig0ur
ii ollcr Gbrc, irclloig mo bon gan.
sem Ncr5cn iciucr &crpilidtlrng noh
ltl0 0riIdtc cincn allB uili Die 5ildtig
bingcbaltcllc Son0. Nla 5Dcitc
WobltbGtcriu crbiclt inter oroGCm
@ciioQ Or. Nnno ". Spencer BON
Votupiu, ST., cincn &llb - cbcn,
Tolls oui Die &uno. Cine lpiiroig
o%u3icbcnoc %grullboori9c Wutrorc BE-.
fam tilr ibre 500 id)on cillcl1 bcri.
buitcn Sdrnlnb nlti Die Hippcn. &>n
Der Miittc oca SoolcS ioB cine @rllp-
pc 6rolcll bic ngSomcn's Srotcrni-
~ of the Nnlcricon Nnititutc Of So
mocopotbp." Cine Came bintCrlc0tc
500, mo CT. @iN0nr that Elm Heb.
RIGGS uno filBtc ooiiir, obne nit Der
Nimpcr 5lt 5lldcn, Die gauge @rlippc.
Cine flclnc N%ltbcpnlle trnt cilt mo
Der Nr5t mcintc bumlorooll: sd
CLAUDE, mcin Sodmittcl 5icbt niid)t
rcdlt; ih lucroc bic nGhltc Game oil
rcft nli Den Wtluo fiilicn."
Soiort mllroc Der Gontcit Icbbai.
ier. Gr. Nnno Cline bon &unio,
Gitp bronnte nllf nod cincm Sui,
ais Gr. @iggor icooh @rnit nladc1
moltc, Lief tic linn ploblih in cincnt
Nniouc BON Shombaitigfeit ouppn.
Ter Ir5t bintcr ibr brcin uno Cit
babies Nrtcn0 Wul nm cincn Stllbl
berllnl, bis cr inn Eilid)teiicr ~ltilr}te
unO Sri. Cline nit ocn 500 mic ser
NliB aus Dem Snolc rorn,te. 0icNcr-
lonmlltng m0I5tc iid) Dor 2odfrGm,
piclt, obcr Der 3tued ipur crrcid,t, cS
iCbltcl MIR nod $3.50, Die 81. @cttS
bon philadelphia III 9roBmiitbigcr
Wcile, piclcid)t ol,d) III elmer ciicr.
iiid)tigcn Wolluno bcrgob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-27
Mcrupian %crfularcid).

SummonbSport, N..D., 26.
Sllni. - Ter Icropla1 yrSllne Big"
bat 1cItern @ormittug inter Ser filI-
oigen Seihtng bon g.. $. Gurtib cine
icbr criolgreife Auiiobrt gemaht
lurb in If Setulbcn 2t75 SUB 5ll.
riidgcleat, 5lpci Mol 10 picI oils bcl
Icincr norbcrgebcroen 6abrt. gr ers
bob it'd 10 Sub iibcr Ben Groboocn.
Is blies sur 3eit ein ~ltnrfer @inb,
nit Dem lid Der @croplan belpegtc.
Der Nieoergong miroe obne icoen
llnfaQ belpertltcniNt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-27

DC Scotia, onfcrte. Gie 9elucile
luer0cn bon Wtitglicocrn Der ounloli-
AGn Wonnldoit Der n&clcnita" &c
%licfcrt lucrOcn. 3ieic 3uionmcl.
finite oltf Der y<lt-" &ud)t ioucl
lid i%lbrigcnS iibcr citcn 3citrmum
pon bier Subrcn crItredcn. 6rart
0onl0 mill ongcbliH nit cincm gan.
sen 9an0 Sclueile belpaiinct icin,
uno ea miro ermortct, DOB 0cm@crrl
@cmobl cir gelinOcr Shrcd III bic
Glic0er fabren miro, pcn1 CT Die
MnflogciGrift 81 lcicn bcfommt.
6rnu 0ouIO mare gar nibt o1li Die
S0cc gcfumnlelt, ltud 0crurtigcn BE
mciicn grgen ibrcn 8ottcn ioridclt
81 Ioliclt, lpcnn tic nid)t Die Gntocs
dung gemn6t Bate, OuB ibr Wonn
itc iclbit nit ~bcjabltcn Spioncn lu1l'
gob, bic ibr iibcrol bin mie Sd)otten
iolgtcn uno oils GienItbotcn iit) 10.
gar 3utritt 81 i6rcm @aua SIT Der.
ihoiIcn GclpuBt bottcn. Grit Damn
9obcn ibr lire glnluoltc Den Hotb,
Den Spicb um5uOrcbcn rnb bod audi
cinmol icincm &cbcnalumOcl nad)-
forid)en III luiicn, mobci Damn Die
on0cblidcn &orgGngc olti Der Sodt
an Den Sag fanlcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-27

iuriitiid)c @crotbcr Der @otidoit, 90
NnIurnl, bot Dem bin5uQciiigt, Bro
iiIicn loiic iiir lid iclbit 5pei moOcrnr
&ricaalhilic pom DGrCo0noltgbt,"
Sup i'm Nlt9lou0c, n0nllid III Gllg.
lnn0, bnilcll, pie nlld) SorpC0oboote,
Grunaportldliiic m1O llnteriecbootc.
IS ocntc nid)t I'M Gnticrntcitcn 90
rom, oiclcIbcn, mcnn lie crit fcrtig
lin0, al cine on0cre Notion Ioa5ll-
Id)ln0cn ion0crn ca bropdc oicicIbclt
fiir lid.
Nbfobrt9ororc cr0an0en.
@aibtn0to II, 2. s., %. SUM.
- Gcfinitipc 2Ibiobrt3.S rorca iino
an NoutyNl Spcrrp c%rgntocu, Oclt
ebcf = Gomntonocur Der utluntiidrn
6lottc, Die om Z. Sltli bon Son 6roll.
5iaco ans ibrc Iongc 6obrt nm oic
@cIt ontrctcn ioQ. 0ic Ilottc miro
ip0t I'M @crbit IN NiuniIo fGnig icin
llb oui ibrcr GSobrt in elmer 2ln5obI
0rtc Salt modclt. Ger 6obrplon fiir
bic Hiidfcbr pio Suc5fonol lit nod
nid)t b%cfiuitiu icrti0 mld) lit nod
nid)t cntidie0cu Oh bic aric9Sidiile
bel ibrcr &iidfcbr nod Den Ger. Stoo-
ten nod Ncm port ODER nad) &unlp-
ton.9tooba cinInufcn ioQcn.
Nngcbotc iir Sccm mem
9oote.
GoS Generals uurticrmciitcr.G &c
portcmcnt Scr 9unbcSormcc bat bcll.
te Ole In0ebotc fir 0cn BAN bon pier
Sdiiicn gum 2cgcn bon Sccn,incn
9eoifnct. GoS nitori0itc Nn0cbot
mod)te Oic o9fcp.Oorf SGipbnil0in0
&c." wclde $164,U5 iiir jcOca 6ubr.
5cug %pcrlonat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-27
&urbcrcitnrgcn fir bic brmufratiidJc
HntiOral 3 Convention.

0cnpcr, Sol, 26. ,<ltri. -
l}ornlau Mad Don Buffalo iii geItcrll
bicr cigctroffcn, nm @olucr.
nclrr GbonIcr bon Ncm. Nort ais
observation-disclosures . GunOi0atcn III
,boomcn." &r. Mnf crtl0rte, 0o Die
Domination pon &rn. Nrpan 10 gut
mic gciicbcrt ici, 10 ioltc bic iiir Bic
&ice.FrGii0cntidnit 0cH Staute Nclus
Dorf Nuiallcn. @r. Gbonlcr ici BORT
ichr popu.l1r mo icin Nomc milroc
o1S Sidct itGrten. 9cirdAt, oh Gbon-
Ter olttb Nrn. Nrpnn Bcllcbm icin
miirOc. crmlocrte &r. Dad, oob Oica
iclbitucritGnolib ici, oa Sr. 9rpon
nid)t SIT 0~ittircn miinift. llcbri2clS
babe cr in 2incoln nit inn ooriibcr
gciprodcn mo eriobrcn, OoB Gbonlcr
inn gcnchme iein miir0e. @r. Dad
lit pom lcincr Satin bcglcitet.
Ger &oriitcr ocS Ocnofrotiihcn
Notionol . Gomitc'a, SbomoS SoQ-
Gort, lit bcltc bier cingctroifcn mo
bat cilcn EiCc Yr1li0cItl6aita.
Boom iiir 5. ". acrn bon &nbiuno
mitgcbrnht. Gr crfIGrtc 3citungS.
Iclltcn 1c0cniibcr, Dab &r. 9rpon
5pciIclloS bci'm Crltcn 8nblgangc
nontltirt mcr0cn, lno 0nb &crn Der
~jlucitc Mnmn ouf Dem Sidct icin
lpiirbc. gtohOCn Cr iid obcr etpoS
umgciebcn bate, O0mpitc iid) icin
Gntbniio3muS ctWnS. Die crit:
Siblmg Oca Nuttouul . Gomite's lit
iiir Sonlitag, Den ~. &uni, cinbe.
ruicn, I'M Gontcitc Slt cntihcioen. IS
iilo pcrbGItniBmGbig wcnigc; angc.
mcloct limo iolhc aus Ocn ., g., t.,
g., 6. mo I. GiItrift Don NcmzOorI,
0cm 9. Giitrift bon Obio mo poln
TiItrift columbia. Son SlinpiS lit
bis 5llr Stlunoc trot aleu- @crebc9
nod fem Gonteit onGcnlclOct mprocn.
Gle ocmpfrati dc Ylnts
form.
Sincoln, Ncbr., 26. Srni. -
Gie 0cuucr . EIattiornt oiiritc lid
iiir mItriftc Gcgulirnlg Der Giirnbnb
llcn crfIdrcl. 6relmoe BON &rn.
@rpdn pcrIiderl, OnB oic Eluttiorm
feline Ge2irrun1abciie > Elonfe cnt-
bultcr lperOc, "a 0r. 9rpon Dor icd)s
Wonatcn id)on erflGrt babe, ouB 0icic
6ragc tcin ,&illlc" in Der fommen0cl:
8nbl iein mer0c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-27
Sdjrcfcnsberridait in Stbcran.

FIiinbcrn uno &erpiiiten nod nidrl
81 Gn0c. Scocn Gag ioll ciil
Sous bonburoirt pcrocn, bi,
feline @cgncr miirbe iino.
Scberon, 26. Slmi.- 0usYliit,
bern mo &erluiiltcn lit in Geberon
nod llldt 81 Gnoc, uno mcnn Die
Staot aud momentum rubiger 1T
oils an Den uorbergcbenocn Sogcn, 10
fam bod fcin Wtcnib pormlsiogcn,
mas lit morgen oocr an Den iolgen'
ocn Sogcn 5lltrogcn miro.
Ger rIliiide &oioten = S6crit lit
bonn Sdob gum 8oltpcrnclr bon
Sc6eron crnonnt ipor0en. Ger 81
i%lan5niniltcr, Der Sefrctdr beS Enr.
lomentS uno Elm Nbgcorbnetcr bo-
ben III Der itoliclliihen @cianotIdoit
3uilu6t 9eiud)t.
Gin SuuS pro Sug.
Ger Sdob bat ongeororet, Oub
t0glid) Gin Saua %bnmburoirt mcroclt
'oll. Gr bat lid bicrfiir cine 2iite
DER ST 5crlt0renocn SGllicr, Die 81.
0cntbltm Icincr 0cgner linb, 5ulom-
mcngcitcllt. Soluic cincs bieier0Glt.
ier beiholicn iporoen lit, miro Yliill-
bcrltng Ocliclbcn crloubt, uno Die
Eliinocrcr loiicn nidtS 5uriid, mas
lid mcgtrngcn l1Bt, nid)t cinmoI Die
Sbiirnngcln ml0 bic 9olfcn. 9ohgc.
ItcQtc Gcricr lcbcu III 0oucrnbcr
Sllrd)t, bob ibr 0nts oo0 nddltc ieia
mag, ooS 5crit0rt uno gcplilnocrt
miro. Ser Sdob bat Die Yurla.
mcntsfan5lci nod)mols bonlbor0ircn
lnliclt mo Nrbciter iinb icet oomit
tclh0ltigt, Die trimmer beS eigcnt.
Iihcn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pollitGns
Dig Dem Grobooen glcid) 81 MAIDEN.
Suden Ii d t.
&icle Nb9coronctc bobcn ollf Der
britiid)en @otid)oit 3ufllidt geilldt.
Scr FrGii0cnt bca Eorlomclts bat
iiA inter frun5oiii6en Sdlb g~eitelt.
Ser 6inon5nliniitcr, 5oblreide Erics
tier ulo onocre Fcrionen ild]tcn olli
Der oeiltidcn @elonotihoit 3uillldjt,
bod) mllrNcn iic ub0emiciclL II. guar
nit Der Sc@griinoulg Dob ibr &cbelt
liid)t unnlittelbor IN @efobr ici.
Ger &icc > ErGiiocnt bcs Eurlo,
mcnts bciinoct iid) ais @cian9encr
III ocn &dnben ocS ShubS. 0rci
Der b%cfonntcitcn Tgitotprcn liro ouf
Wcicbl bca Shoba ~9cbGngt morocn.
Gie bicIigcn G%lropGcr linO iibr
bie 0rouionfeiten, Die iid unter ill.,
rem Augen obipiclen, entriiitct,
mcnngleif lie ieIbcr p~orlGuiig in fei.
ller @cfobr limo.
Die Nn5nre mcroen 5luongsiueile
oficn gcbottcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-27

@crwifcltc Qicbcs- Nifaircn cmScn in
MurO.

Ebilabelpbio "a, VA, 26. Sllni.
@cil lcinc @cIicbtc, Srau Gas,
ner, Die iriiber nit linn perlobt mor
mo GoSncr, nm ibrcn 9r0lttigam ST
oracrn, bcirotbctc, Damn abcr nit ibnl
elm %crbGItnib oniinG nidt SIT ibrenl
Wannc 5uriidfcbrcn mollte, tootetc
%rorpnL 20 Sabre alt, Gs.9rGutigonl
nno Collector, bcinGtc 6rau @asncr
btrd) cinen 0old)itid).
&itr5c Belt ipGtcr idnitt Gin Scrr
Mottbem icincr 6roil yNn5cl aus 81.
ieriud)t Den Sails ob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-27
gram Hooiepelt uno ibre
Sodtcr geebrt.

Con it antinopel, 26. Srni,
- Ger Slllton Scr Silrfci bat oc1
Srocn rGbciofat" at ,Srnu Tooics
uclt, @euublin bcS VrGliorntcn, mo
rercn Sod)ter, Sri. Nopiepclt, Der
licbcll.
&0nigin @ittmc amalie
pom Eortugal rcilt
mad @rniilicn.
9iiiabon. 26. Iuni. - S0ni.
gin Nnlalic. @ittlpc bcs crmorocten
&onigS Carlos, ucrlieB SiIlubpn
beltc Nahmittag, I'M cine Heiic
nod 9roiilicn jlt mod)en. Die So.
nigin nabm Die 0eidellfc nit, meldc
a0nig Carlos fir ErGiiocnt Sienna
BON Sralilicn bcltimmt bate llllo sic
CT ibnt ilbcrreid)cn mollte bel Der oic.
fen CONNER beabiidJtistcn Hciie nad)
Der liioamcrifoniihen Hepublif.
y . III ben Nttentat in 81 t.
den.
Curtin, 26. SUM. - Sn Den lcb.
ten Sogcn iino 5pci Bomber . attcn.
tatc IN bieligen air6cn pcrilbt NOR,
Den, oic groBc Gllfrcgung in Der gan.
gen Stoot neruriodten, menn audi
3rm Slid babel Nticmono um's sc,
len fam uno Wiemono pcrlebt
iuitr0e.
8citern erplooirte bintcr Dem ut.
tar Der aotbcorole Son 8iopanni
mGbreno Der Gelebrirumg Der McIie
elnc feline @onlbc, uno Die @enlcinOe
gcrictb III eincn 3ultonb bon Yonif.
In Der porigcn @ohe mar Ole Stride
Ga Gon'oloto Der Sdauplot elmer
@omben. erploiion.
Gie Gerbred)cn ipcroen DEM anti.
flerifalen Clement sur 2oit gelegt.
Ole &ieIer " 0 d c.
aieI, 26. sunni. = an 9oro Scr
uSobcn5ollcrn" empfing gcltern Der
aoiier lieutenant . Commander &c.
ginolb q. Sclfnop, oen Worine.g
tobe Der ur1crifoniihen 9otihoft in
Berlin, ionic oie Warinc . gttadlc's
ron @robbritannien. pranfreid) nnb
TuBlano.
gif Der aieler Wode lit Die omeri.
foniihe Saft . Sportsmelt ourh I'll,
liion g. Irnlour's Shooner . Saht
"lltoona," nit Serbian Wott an
9orb, reprdientirt. Oils Die Sadt &C.
iiern abeno in oen Safcn fam uno
an Der vSoben5olcrn" porbeifubr,
lpurbe bon Der Sdiffsfapclle, arf
@eiiung bcs aaiiers, vSoil Golnm.
bin" angeiiinmt. Naiion 9. Nrmour
lit per glitonobil BON Yaris ilof bier
Intermegs uno miro porausiid)tlid)
bcutc bier cintrcifcn.