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Evening journal., 1908-03-13
Turn Your Face
Into Dollars
Many Man Has Failed Because His
Face Was a Picture Of Calamity.

Many Man Has Failed Because His
Face Was a Picture Of Calamity.
It takes sunshine to produce a rose.
a perfect rose. And so man, TO he suc3
cessful, must have sunshine inside The
life which has It not which has no
health and no happiness is souH suriN
pessimistlc, aud a failure. The world
already has too many vinegar faces
that breathe nl-will and strife. The
world wants JOY. comfort, sunshine,
and will cling to the man who has It
who radiates gladness and triumph
wherever he is and under all oiroum-
stances.
Some people have a genius for seels-
ing out the disagreeable, the crooked,
the bad and the ugly. These are tho
destroyers; they travel In schools, they
herd together for they love their kind.
and the cheerful part OF the world win
have nothing TO do with them.
And why is II that so many peddlo
disaster knowing at the same time THAI
II they do, their lives will be ruined7
Some people cannot help It, for pes-
simlsm usually comes from bodily dis
orders, and this cnnnot always be pre-
vented The stomach, for instance, is
the most common cause OF discomfort,
sour face, recltlessness, disgust and
lack OF ambition. A bad stomach
there Is the secret Of many a failure
Anyone can have a good stomach. a
strong stomach, n stomach that can
take care of anything and everything
that is put into It, no matter whether
II Is a very bad stomach now or not.
Then why not have it.?
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets do this
very thing One ingredient Of these
little tablets dlgests 5000 grains OF
food. and no matter how bad is your
dyspepsia OF Indigestion, these tablets
viii digest everything In your stomach,
thoroughly and completely. and better
and quicker than a healthy stomach
can do the same thing Stuarts Dys-
pepsia Tablets viii cure quickly loss
OF appetite. brash, Irritation, burning
sensations. nausea, heartburn, eructa-
tions, loss Of vim and spirit bad
memory and dyspepsia and isiikestion
in their very worst forms
No other little tablets I'm the world
can do so much. You should carry
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets around
with you wherever you 20 and take
them after meals. Then only win you
realize what Il Is 70 enjoy a meal. and
what perfect digestion means. Your
whole body and your mind win feel
the effects; your vim will increase. you
VIII be more satisfied with what the
world does, you will think happier and
be happier and your face viii be one
OF supreme contentment. That will
bring you success and then more
success Your face win bring you doll
lars. Try Il. II will cost you Just
] SOC for n package Of these wonderful
stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets. at any drug
store on earth.
Send us your name and address to-
day and we viii at once send you by
mail a sample package free. Address
F A. st1art Co., 15o Stuart Bldg. Mar
ehall. Mios.
Evening journal., 1908-03-13
ILLITERACY
HIGH in STATE
Census Shows Delaware Has
100 IIIilerates to Every
1000 Population

According to the last census, Della
ware had 100 fliterates TO every 1000
OF her population. and stands thirty
third in the list Of States in the mat
ter Of illheracy. Iowa's degree Of n
literacy IS lowest. being 2s to every
1000 OF population, and Louisiana high
est, every ss5 Of her people being H.
literates
According to Uncle Sam an illlterate
Is a person ten years Of age or older
who cannot write in any language
In 1870 there were in each 1000 OF
population Of the United States 200 H.
literaaes; In 1880 there were 10; IN 1890
It had fallen to 1873 and IN 1900 TO 107.
Thus It appears that in this country
about one person in every nine of ten
years and over is illiterate. In France
there is only one in 1 Ia. IN England.
Scotland and Holland cne in 40 In
Switzerland one in 1e6, IN Denmark one
in 500. in Sweden and Norway in 1850
and in Germany illitoraoy Is almost
unknown. The ratio in 1908 among
all the recruits in the army was but
one in $500, and illiteraoy is probably
even less among the German people
generally than among these recruits.
Moreover, in the large cities, where
foreign born population in largely con-
gregated, the percentage Of the Hitter
acy Is lower than in smaller cities OF
$4,000 and less. and In the large cities
it is no greater than in the average
country district.
Vfha F,IIowrfvrr ia -f....-.
Der OF illiterates in each 1000 Of popu-
lation according 10 the last United
States census:
Iowa, 20; Nebraska. 2s; Kansas, 20;
Washington. 81; Utah, 81; Oregon, 80;
Ohio. 40; Wyoming, 40; Minnesota, Al;
Illinois, 42; Michigan. a.: Colorado, AZ;
Indiana, as; idaho. 46; Wisconsin, a.:
California, as: South Dakota. 50;
Maine 81; New York, 55; Oklahoma.
IS; North Dakota, So; Vermont, So;
Massachusetts. SO; New Jersey, so:
Connecticut, 80; Pennsylvania, 81:
Montana, 61: New Hampshire, 81; Mis-
souri, "a; Rhode Island. s4; Maryland,
Ill; West Virginia, ia; Delaware, 100;
Nevada, 1888; Texas. 145; Kentucky,
1875; Arkansas. 204: Tennessee, 207;
flVitudf NA'i NHkiildr AN'i NuTth Odfo-
lima, 2s7; Arizona, 200; Georgia. sO5;
Mississippi. 500; New Mexico. ss2; Ala
bama, $40; South Carolina, $50; Louisi-
ana, ss5.
All the States before and including
Delaware in the list have compulsory
attendance laws. but they are not as a
rule enforced very riEidly Three OF
those that come later in the list have
such laws, but they are practically
dead letters through lax administra.
tion.
Evening journal., 1908-03-13

Mr. and Mrs. David johnson and Mrs
Diclserson and son, George, have re-
turned from a visit TO Zion, where they
spent a few days.
Evening journal., 1908-03-13
WANT A Y.M.C.A.
AT SMYRNA

SMYRNA. March 15.-A strong
movement is being waged for q Young
Mems Christian Association for
Smyrna. Every Sunday afternoon a
public meeting is held at the Cooper
Building, and these religious servioes
are meeting with much success. There
are about thirty regular attandants.
and it Is the object OF those who have
IL In charge 70 work up enough inter
est with the idea OF organizing a Y. M.
G. A. Rev. Robert Watt, ID. d, and
Rev Arthur Richards, pastor OF the
Presbyterian Church OF Smyrna, are
interested in the project and are lend
ing the young men their hearty en-
oouragement and support
Evening journal., 1908-03-13
GEORGETOWN
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
GEORGETOWN, March 13.-Charg
ed before Justice Of the Peace r. W.
Yarnall, of Rehoboth, with carrying
concealed a deadly weapon, Andrew
Harmon, of Angola, was lodged in jail
Miss Pearl Davis gave a party to a
few of her friends on Tuesday nigh
Those present were: Misses Myrtle
Wilson, Maggie Lynch. Grace Holsop
Helen Barr, Lila Carey, Blanche West
Mildred Evans, Messrs. William Rose,
william Short, Fred Blackstone, Frank
Rupert, George Wilson, George Mes
sick.
Rev. H. o. Keen. pastor in charge
OF Groome Memorial M. p Church,
Lewes, has been donated a building
lot adjoining the church in that town
by Charles G. Groome and Miss Lille.
of Philadelphia, upon which to erect
a parsonage. The church is named
In honor of their mother, Mrs. Ann
Groome, who died recently
William T. Scott Of Strickerville, was
a recent visitor here.
Evening journal., 1908-03-13

To Sell South Dakota Horses
s. A. Mcdaniel has just arrived with
an express load of South Dakota
horses and win sell them at his barn
wednesday March 18th.
Evening journal., 1908-03-13

THE STRONGEST GUARANTEE of
quality is in the association of names.
The name Leach Chemical Co.. is in
separable from that of
Evening journal., 1908-03-13
FIGHT AGAINST
PILOTAGE BILL

WASHINGTON. d. c., March Ia
one of the hottest fights Of the present
session of Congress is over the Little
field -pilotage bill which has been
pressed by Representative Charles p.
Litueheld, of Maine, yearly ever since
he came to Congress and which has
been beaten regularly in committee and
on the floor. In the last Congress 1t
was defeated by So majority.
The. bill is opposed by every organ
ization OF pilots In the United States.
One aim Of the bill, which is one
of the chief objects of attack, is that
it takes away from the States the
control Of pilotage matters and even
prevents them from regulating them
should necessity arise.
Evening journal., 1908-03-13
Profeasor spaId 70 Lsoturs.

The Board Of Trade Civic Improve
ment Committee invites the public to
attend the illustrated lecture on Beau .
A. r. Spaid IN the New Century Club,
this evening, beginning at SIS THIS
IS the lecture that was so well received
at Shellpot Park last summer The ad-
mission fee will be 90 cents. The pro-
ceeds will be for benefit Of play
grounds.
Evening journal., 1908-03-13

Danderine is quickly and thoroughly absorbed
by the scalp and the hair soon shows the effects
Of its wonderfully enhilurating and Iie-producins
qualities. Il is pleasant and easy to use simply
apply it to the scalp and hair once day until the
hair begins 10 grow. then two three times week
ill desired results are obtained.
This Great Hair-GrOwIng Remedy
can now be had ct all druggists in three Sizes
ESQ, 500 and $1.OO p0r bottle.
Evening journal., 1908-03-13
VIRGIN OIL OF PINE

which is put up for dispensing through
druggists only in 2 OF. vials. each vial
securely sealed in a round wooden case.
Worthless limitations have been offered
to the public, but always under an as
sumed name through which the imita-
tor hides his identity and endeavors to
evade responsibility for the deception.
Virgin Oil of Pine compound pure
will break up a cold in "a hours and
cure any cough that is curable. The
name on the wrapper is your guar
antee;
Properties. uses and directions with
every vial.
Evening journal., 1908-03-13
THEATRICAL

The Garrick is doing its full share
in entertaining local playgoers this
week. Manager Dockstader announces
for the week commencing Monday The
Rose DelIaven Sextette. Nat Jerome
and Company Mr.. and Mrs. William
Robyns, Johnny Healey, Catharine
Hayes and Sabel Johnson and several
others OF well-known reputation.
An occasional visit Of a minstrel
show is a good thing for the theatre
goer. wearied by a continuous course
of problem plays, melodramas and
musical comedies, the stately pres
ence and sparkling conversation OF
the interlocutor is refreshing, while
the familiar quips Of the end men are
hailed as old friends returning from
La long journey. John w. Vogels Biz
city Minstrels comes TO the Grand
Opera House, Wednesday afternoon
and evening, March 18th. There is
Just enough newness about il to please
and just enough Of the old-time flavor
to relieve it from any change Of ICON
Ocldhtlls
"A Wife's Secret" a play that has
been on the boards for several years
and never loses its popularity was
presented in an efficient manner in The
Lyceum Theatre last night. Carrying
roles that would test the efficiency OF
the best players, Frederick Brandon
and Grace Bayley, who take the lead.
ing parts, are thoroughly satisfactory
w II. Cavanaugh, as the villain, shows
ability. and Andrew Glasford is real
istic as a drunkard. AS a Bowery
newsboy, Thomas Toner was winner
jessie Sisson, as an old colored
NANNY" was excellent. Lorna Evans
a child, was voted the "cutest ever" by
the women Of the audience Good
specialties are introduced during The
play
Evening journal., 1908-03-13
Sleep

Sleep is natures re-
building period, when the
energy used by the brain,
muscles and organs is re-
newed. If you lose sleep,
your system is robbed of
the strength sleep should
give. Continued loss of
sleep multiplies this loss
until you become a phys
ical wreck. DR.. Miles
Nervine quiets the irri-
tated nerves and brings
refreshing, invigorating
sleep. Nervine contains
no opiates, and therefor
leaves no bad after effects.
eFor over two years 7 suffered un-
told agonies; my ffiends thought I
was going crazy. I could not sleep
nor rest at all. / tried different doc
tors. but failed 10 ind relief. My
head would ache an the time; I was
like one drunk; could not concentrate
my mind and was so restless and
worried that sleep was out Of the
question. After taking one bottle OF
DR.. Miles Nervine / felt wonderfully
changed. I am now on my third bot
Tie and am gaining all the time. /
can lie down and sleep Ike a child.
and am able to 40 my work"
MRS. MAY SCOTT. English. Ind.
Your druggist sells Or. Miles Nerv-
Inc, and we authorize him TO return
price Of FIRST bottle (onlyl Il falls
to bensfit you.
Miles Medical Co. Elkhart, Ind
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-02
@rODcr Gleuclano's 3nitono.

Ncb Oorf, I. Mai. - Iic
"GDcnina @orIo" peroiientIitt bcutc
boa @eriiht oaB Gr-Yrdlioent Glepe-
Iono IN 2ofcpoob, T.sT., m Wagcn
freb$ oornieber liege llno oob icin
3ultuno bon Spc5ioIiIten ais boil,
nltnGSloS bc5cidJnet morocn iei. Or.
9rpont GleuclnnO's glr5t, crfGrt
hiclc 2ln0obe iiir obiuro ltn0 per-
iihcrt ooB feline @eiobr porlic9c.
Yofemooo, N.-S., I. Mai. -
Sm bleligen oSafelpooo Sotel" 100
Gr.FrGliocnt Gleuelano leincS @es
lllnobeit95llItonoes bolber 5lrildblicb,
nohoenn Oos 6otel bcreit5 iilr Die
1alIon Bcihloiien lpur0e, crfldrt
man &r. Gleueluno mohe bcirie0i.
Qcnoe SSortihritte in ser @enciung,
mo cS lei nidt uobr, boB ieinc
&ronfbcit III ein fritiihes StaOilm
Gctretcn ici. Dian iiirdtet trotocnl,
0aB Ole tlrlirenocn, omin0lcn @c.
rildte nlht gang lnbegrilltbet ituo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-02
Or. ,Ra0lunv'S s
]|e( o|uen(.

2eocr Iropicu bon ~. HuouuD'S ReioIUent
trdgt our6 oNo NIut ocu 10weiB. llrn mo
onocrc SiiitNIciru mo 1dite oCS Sbitem5 Die
Hcbcnstruit neuu eS criept ole gIbfonOerungeu
oe5 Nprpcr5 nit nCucin Iluo aeiuuoem Wlnte-
rial 9r. RGowaD5 RcioIOent 1T ote ein8ise
puIitiUe sur fir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-02
,GGln" in Goaifon.
@aliimprrr Sumpicr nit flappcr
gtutb ocm &croCrbcn cnt1anacm.

ain0 crtranf BET ser llebcrtros
Duna ser @oiia9icrc oui cinru
mocrcn Gonpicr. Euuit an
@orO raid bccuOct. - 1aa be-
iNd0igtc ,Sabr3cu9 noh @rcnlcr.
bo6en 3nriid buaiirt, - @Iilr.
lcGer @ciic mar 9cjitano redt'
3ritil }ur Nun0.
Wrcmrn, I. Moi. - Ger gcitcrn
BON bier nod Baltimore ln0 N0lpc.
iton obarQan9cnc Golnpicr v&6In"
uonr .NorOocutihCn SIpoO," COLI.
oirtc Qeitern 9lbcn0 inmiitcn OihtcH
Nebcla, . WieiIcn BON Der <inicl Nor
Ocrncn, nit Dem $,om6lrNCr Can't
0umpicr ,&oiier 9tifoImta Scr 3Nucis
tc" Ser &cetcrc troi 0en o&0ln" in
Der NtittC. Ter Gompicr n6elomor,
ihou" bon Ser YGcutcbcn SItoirIto.
Clinic" erihicn in 6olgc Der QcNcbc.
nCn S5illi9lignulc ltn0 nubn Die $40
EoIioQilrc 0e2 ,&oIn" al 0nro. Gin
&ino crtronf bel Scr llcbcrtro9lns
ser Folingicrc.
Ger oIelbnlorihou" nobm ben
,&0ln" in'9 Shlcpptou, nm i'm bier
her 81 bu9iiren. @ciOc Shiifc legs
ten bclte iriib bier an. Ter D&0In"
bottc nur Eoliogicrc 5ucitcr &lult
llno 3miihcnocd3 Eoiio9ierc on
9orc. Ser 9ug 0cS o&niier 9tif0s
louS ser 3lpcitc" lit einNcltoBcn nm
Scr 9iumpf tbcilpeiie nit Noier &c.
iiiat. Sin HcnlorQilerr lit ocm be
i6G0iaten Gompicr 5u Siilic 9cidid;
morOcn. llntcr oen EoIio0ieren ocs
,a0ln" brof nod Dem 3uionmcn.
itoB Gin Gotif ollS, ollcin cS GclonJ
ocn Sifi5irrcn roidL sic Nube bcr5ll
ltcller
(a. S1unlaher & Co., 9lgcnten
ocs 9ior0Ocltti6en 2lopo III @aIti'
more, babcn Gepeidcn aus Bremen
erbalten, pel1e Oie obige 9iacbriht
bcItGtigel, jeoo1 fcine ein5clbbeitcn
nittDciIen. Ter oS0ln" bat Naum
iiir 200O 3lpiidenOcds. uno &aiiitcn.
Eniiugiere, allein III ser lcBtercn 3elt
iino bic na6 baltimore tonlmcnOcn
curopGiiden 9nn1picr nlr icItcn ltorf
beIett. Ser &Gln lit 447 SUB lnng
81 6ub brett itnO II SUP tici. Sein
@rlltto 1onnenbetrag lit 1900, oic
Oluidicncn boben 3200 EierOcfrnIt
lmO Oie our6itnittlidc NnbrOcIhuin.
oigfeit oe& IompicrS betrGDt 1872
¬en.)
@r Der 2odout nuf Britt
ihcn g hiff@ Baum crften.
2on0on I. Woi. - Die llnter'
hmolltnden 5llr 9elle1lln9 neS Sobn'
ltreiteS III Den ShlIlaboltbpfcn ltno
obcrnlaIs 0elheltcrt, iWo Die Dor els
ncr @ode crlaiienen 9lnaperrlmgS'
9Infuroigungen nerOen morgen nlI
oIleh S6llI@oalllperItell oe" Serenll8'
+r,, "a nGui1rriA. IN lrnft trntnu Jnin-
~! "o'''9'.luJo an ~ "t0 t'''''' VIZ
"'I',''S -oo'oo' "tUv.!.t .,.!.'! 'o''"V,'
Ll.'u) Ds" >ouo''' o'I0u 'to''''"'to"' ," -
It SS''te" oee"''''t'' >'tlu'.S" % wv,
'.pT' III y " u'tu I''''' ''s'' ".
"'o''''t oet SW'I ISout''oI' ''' >P''
a'9'. ''''e Sp9,''V0''''''" INV I goo'" !"
llW I'si ''p't 'ua 0""o' 0't''"'0''
"o'''"'''u' o''"i'''''
Serp a III II 9 en- III XVI a II.
Silio bon, /. WtoI. - Wacelo
Nrogal5o uno llonOeS 9lmejooa,
mcldc bci Sen auu0gcbrmQcn al ocrl
@rGbCrn Der 0iorOer Oca &oni9s Gors
los un0 ieincs ilteItcn Sobnes cinc
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-02
lluucrfrurcnc Ginbrcdlcr.

Nemort NsM, I. Mai - Gin.
frcder OrnnBcu bcute in onS ,,llnion.
9Ipcmlc.Sotcl" SIT Srpington eilL
iiibrtcn cine 700 Eino mieaenOc
SpinOe, mcIhe ,{lpclcn mo icltcne
Miin5cn I'M @crtbc pon $4,000 ent,
EoItcn ioa, 600 6rB meit ii6er cin
I5el0 OOpOn iprcngten lie nit 9titro-
@hccrin mO cntfoncn nit ocm &n.
bait. Sic lclon3tcn ourh cine SIN.
tcrtbiirc IN ona Sbotcl o6uc onB lie
con irgen0 ,ScmnnOcm bcmcrft mur-
0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-02
Ulr lcrinac Srlttc,

bwl. - Iic 5piBbubeu nocbtcu
mr lcrinac &cIuc.
@ttt3burh @o, /. N}ui -
Gin mcijIicG ac0cnOer, noh Ct 2ouj$
bcitinmtcr GrprcB}uB ser oEenniDI
Uolin &uDu" mlr0c nt ser ICttCu
9todt uoBc l&oltcr'5 Niu. / Oicilcu
mcitliN Don bier, Don }mci ooCr 0rcl
NGubcrn 9epIim0crt. Die HluOitcn
ihcincn Ncu 3ua I'M bicligcn @obn-
Goi bciticNcn 5u bobcu. 2SGbrenO Der
2&citcriobrt iibcriicIcu iie Sen Gr
prcbmol9on iciicItcn sort Ocu Gr.
prcbboteu Roibon lm0 lccrtcn sic
Spn0c, mcIhc }ltr 3cit oilen ltan0.
lhrucit Noifcr'2 OiQ ipronQcn lie
hcrub lm0 ioQcu in cincm @ugQD 0o,
uon Aciabrct icil. U}ml ic)dbt sen
0ctral ibrcr Ncltc oti $1,000 bis
Nl 100000, lmo 0ie Nd6nbcdmten
ucrluCiACrn ollc nGbcrCu Utittbcilm-
gen iibcr 0icicn Elutt. Ter AepIln-
0crtc 3ug lit elmer ser icbnculten mli
Scr ,Fcnniplpnnia Nnbn." Gic Ndll-
Der 5o9cn, nah0cm lie Die Spin0c &c
lccrt battcn, sic SianoIs Seinc uno
prouAcu pom 3u1c, iobolo bcrlcbc
iciuc ShnClliAfeit permin0ertC. Gon,
Nuftcur =. z. 2oiicrtn lpelhcr in
Gol1c Oc9 SiNnal3 in Ocn Grpreb
NuG2on elite, ion0 Sen Grprc6botcn
gcicilclt Dor. Ter 3u0 lit ieitoem in
Columbus :. dnAetonlnlen lmO
Hoiboh mclber BORT mobnt, uir0 ei.
ncn Tcrb0r burd sic Nconltcn ser
Nobn lno ser Grprcb GoHpagnic I'M
tcruoricn. Gr lit 53 Sabre alt lm0
ltcbt icit nclm &obrcn in Gicuitcn
Der Grprcb @cIcIlifait.
Seit Nbi1cm limo GrpreB6otc
NobOn un0 GonOuttclr 2ofiertp uon
Columbus bicrbcr 5ltriidQcfebrt. nm
cincn ouaiiibrIibcn Ncriht iibCr sic
Niiuirc ub5ultnttcn. Scutc Nahnt.
tag crtlGrt Is. s.. 0eincr, General
2INcnt ser o2lOamS GrpreB g." Oit
Ndibcr Ddttcn b0hitcna 5000 er-
hclltct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-02

nit periblOien 8cbemmtteln eIberimeniirf, III
immer uHflug uno iebr OFT gefd6rli6. einrci
bungen. Haimcrqtn,. 9Snihmittel H. f. ~ f5ns
men i'm 0ller0ilnigiien Safe nur linoern uher
ME beilen Gas etn5tae berninfiiee, RAID mir
ienoe. ruoiine llno 4nperdfiiae WiiiieI 1T Ann.
iciic. glcr}ic uller Sdilen lperoen SUD inmcr
ruibCn cs 81 oerudbeU ebe oas lEeiicr Oes
braubt miro. mo SuCt bor 6inpributaen bon
GurbpIidrre pdruen, onmit Sud nicbts Sblins
meres plocriubre. gtnuiefis Iinoert Sure
SdmCr}pn, beilt 9urc Geioen uto uerbltet ne
rem gSieocriebr Rroben iperoen bon B. Teu.
itdoier & 60, 9oI 2iiG. GeWgorf, ire otr,
iunot. (SiCoSa)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-02
SDnnmit.Grpluiiun III cincm Glnb-
yUfnl.

Gtnctnuoti t. Mai. - g9Gb.
rcno Ger lcbten Nodt luuroc ein tcili.
liibcr @criltH GcnlnAt oa9 pnloit,
GbnIicbc @otal ocS ioibionnbIen . 300.
nir.Gluba" al Scr 9. uno NaceitroBc
our6 cine &6llcnntnid,ine III 5crito.
rem 0ie @ebtcre mar oui iolfC
@ciie in Oem SmlpteinNnnge onQc.
braht morOcn, OnB lie erploOircn
nnlBtc, iobnl0 0ic Gbiire gc6iinct
ulIr0r. Ter 9InihlnN mar nr tbeil-
luciic crioI0rcid. Gic Nombc gina
los, ol9 cin SdontpGrter, Namena
6ront 5. @uigl oic lbiire ofinete,
lno Oic GrpIoiion rib oieien I'm.
gliictIicben Oie Iinfc S6nno ab. 0aa
@cbGlIOc mllroc uid)t crbebIih beihG.
Gi9t. 9uial fat in tSolgc ser GrpIos
lion ultt) OdS CSrb0r total ucrlurcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-02
SDrann Gabrera.
Sir ncnc GriiiS inter ocn ccutrnls
amcrifnniidcn 9icpublifcn.
Ncponuion in 0onouraS non Gnotc

9tcpolliion in 1onouas non G}uotc-
mlln ans anQciaht. - 5rIppcn-
Gou3cutrirmgcu al ser @rcn}c
- Sfii3Iihc 6inrihhnNcn ais
4ralIam unO llnncrcd)t 0cnln}irt.
- GrcNcr Gnub auI cinrm 3u1o
Scr yEcnnipIponia No1n" nobe
Eiu3burl.- Gr-ErGii0ent GIcpcs
Iou0 onlcbIiN nit Mogcnfreb5
brboitct. - 0pnamit 2Iniblal
oui elmer Gilrtnudt;,er Gmb.
2ofol.
Banana, Il, 1. Nioi. - Wnn mel
oct 0GB Non0lroN icinc 9IrmCc un
Scr Nrcn5c Don Guatemala con5Cn=
trirt gSic tiir5lid ml2 Guatemala
Bier nn0Ctonlnlcnc HCilCn0c mittbcl-
len plant @cneral 0omin0o Nu2-
Qllc}, Gr ErGliocnt bon NonOuro2,
cine Hcuolution Qc9cn Die jcBigc 9c-
gicrung ser Hcpublif un0 miro 6orin
onAcblIh bon Guatemala mterltilbt.
Ties lit, rpiC sic Hcicn0cn mCitCr
mittbcilcn Scr @rltn6, aus pclOcnl
Scnor @uItiIlorS, tSiHon5nliniItcr bon
NonOlroS, IN Ciner ronfi0cntiCllCn
Uiiiiion on 0cn ErGliOcntCn Cabrera
Don Guatemala geihidt iulr0c, lna
ans pclfcn Cabrera, onitott nit GIT
1tilloS jll untCrbonbeln, 0iclen Scrrcl
III Der (Stnot Guatemala Qlcihium
IN @cfon0cnldboit beblclt.
Son0iru3 mor nod ieincm fiirjs
lidcn aricQc NIT, NticoruAln 10 oltt
nic mcbrIoS lmO muB, ncnn ii6 oie
@eriifte iiber ieine fricQeriidcn pc.
ipegun1cn beItGti0cn. bon 9tiCoroguo.
nern II. SnlpooorionCrn nit ariCOa.
be0ori ln0 WeI0nlitteln uerlcbcn no.
Sen lei.
0ic Sitltntion in Guatemala miro
ol8 ouBcrlt tritIld) oar0cltcllt. Gic
WcluGbraIcutc cr5Gblen, ooB lid IN,
ter Ocnl tiir5Iib ouf 9efcbl Gobrcro'3
bin0crIhtctun Eerloncn Die Srou Gd-
itonC0o, 6rou @lnnco, iopie ole ISS1.
Serrcro, Erigueros. Htbicrp, 9lntc.
nio 9illbio mo gOunr0o 9lrbio,
iGnmtlid Utit0lic0Cr reiher rno on-
geicbcnCr ccntrol.amerifoniihen ,Sus
milicn, bCiin0cn @Gbrcno oeS Der
GonNcncn ,SubrcS norcn nIlc 0iclc
Fcroncn ol5 o>SnconlnluuicnOna" inn
3llhtbots bon Guatemala cinQcfcr-
fert s|tiemnn0 fOnntc ouf irgenO cine
gSciIC nit ibnen perfcbrcn, ln0 lia
tonntcn oabcr mnoalid) an 0em
liu0ltcn Nttcntot ollf Cabrera bctbcis
Ii0t acucicn lcn Gic fii3li6rn
SnrihhWgcn ncr0en ol9 0rolonL
lrlnotbig un0 lngcrc6t Ocnln5irt
luto bic mGhtiNcn lno einiluBrci6cn
&crluon0ten Der &inocrihteten erflI.
rem iih cntid)lolicn, nidt 81 mbcn
bis lic Ocn Stltr5 beS Spronncn Ga,
brcro bcrbeigcfilbrt boben.
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llieren. mo 23lalen.Sei ieen,

llrtniicbr rno 9nut 2rnnT1eitcr gaienIt.ne.
3utuIrunibet, lSGiieriubt, gl6iteuuHg oes
&dlier5, llubeitdnoiateit ocS llriuS. Briabiftt
NranIbcit gIlbuminnria uuo in allen S1uen.
TOO "Nrid 0uit" SuoennnInb OorbnnocH 1T oOer
oaS lSdiicr Did, WouiG uuo qemibt TT nit
Subitnu}cu uc cas- g8eibe eines Gies uoer Sd,
ben mic mcibe 5eioe ODER es bat elm franibaf.
tc@, Nun!e5, bil0ies gIu5ir6en mo peben
bone Sull Nooenidp, uno ptnn Elm priieln.
hc0, brcuncnocS GieiibI bei'm Raffiren bon
@nlcr iuabrnebmbur it, uuo SbnterSen i'm
Mreulc mo in Den 2enoen
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Yefonnter g iinItIrr Der
ltnQl il ft.

SO il in Of em I. Moi. - Ger bnrh
ieine 9lltorbilOcr riibrlib betonntc
Woler Sllilra Nranf nlrbe geItern
bier prn rinrm gfoiuripngen iibrriob.
rem inO gctoOtct. Ser GerItorbcne.
1926 in WfiintGt geboren, mar ein
So6n oca ou9GC}cid,neten 9tiirnber
ger @loamalcr9 Uiihael Sigiemln)
sSrunf. Sir 0oa bieiige Notionol
Ntuieunt uoQiiibrte er cine Gcibe BON
@onogcmdloen.
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6uIconio'S G6onccn.

u onL I. Utoi, - llnter Icnicnl.
gen Die 9Inslidt ba6en, bei'nl nod
item GoniItorium I'M rSlni 5u GorOis
nGlen gGudblt 81 merben bcfinoct
lid ultd Scr 9lpoitoliihe IclcGot in
&obington WiIgr. Giomeoe 6olco.
nip.