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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-11
%OfnIbcridtc ans 8uiBiustOn.
SuugeM ittme pcrIougt
q culucitCr
@m. Snnnemanu

81 II q { WlttDe perl0H 81
Scqueter.
Iartbp @iQarO Sed, Die t4-i1hrige
Wittlpe Dc9 am o. Wtoi Don icincm
Sdlpic0crpoter albert gSilaro er-
id)oiiencn rSrpin ". Bed, crilidtc 9e-
tern i'm 9iitrifts Supremcs@eridt
nm Die Grncrmunq ci1eS SeQlelter2
iiIr Den @%rocerplu0cn, ben ibr @ottc
IN 9tr. 200, N=StraBc, betrieb. Hld)-
fer @oulo e%rnonntc @ltp $. SobnIo1,
mclher $1,000 @iirqidoit Itcuen mltB-
te. &brcr S6picgcrmutter NOellnc
Bed geb0rt Elm GritteI Ocs @clhGtt@,
un0 Oieie un0 ocrcn Sobn g.. &.Scd
mo ShnicQcriobn 6rcO. 3uidnitt
bobcr. mic ole illngc @itt1pe bcbollp-
tct, icit Dem Iooc hires @attcn Ocn
9tllbcn BON $1,000 aus Den @eiddit
gc5o1en, m0brcno Tie MIR $500 crbol-
ten bobc.
0cim 9n0cn ertrunfcn.
Gle &ei6e ocS 0rn, @m. $. Dit
runOer BON Nr, 217, s. StroBe. G.
o. welher am Sonntog Nodmittoa
5u Colonial 9codD ertronf, miro belltc
9todmittog becroigt. Gic &cidc
lauqte am Wlontog NbcnO oui Oent
Compiler n@ofeiielo" in MoibinQton
an, bcgleitet pom Der @ottin oea Ser
,t--r" .r4~" q" 0s~-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-11
Sonncnnnf. nno llntergHHg,
las Mctter.

Cos Mcttcr mnr gcitcrn ctmn2
filbIcr, ais onl Nfontng. obcr INNER
bin itieg ooS Gucdiilber i'm Sbcrmo,
meter INN 4 llbr NodmittogS nod
ouf % 8roo.
3uci SibidIGqc mlrocn 0cmcl0ct
bon lprldcn eiller tGotlid) p%Crlicf. Ino
Spicr Der Site mlroc Der 80 Sabre
oltc Intou Mc5cpc5uS BON 9tr. 402,
Sin 4oco,S trnbc. mcldcr mQbrcuo
Der Arbcit imS fuciocr Gtobliiicment
bon Z. 8rcii q Bros. an Der Sin.
pcit-Gdc bon Glltop. mo German
Strobe gcitern @ormittnN bon ocr
Sibc iibcrpGltigt lullroc. 8%elunBtlcs
brod)te man i'm in Der AmbulolR
oc5 meitlideu 9iitriffS nuh oCm
llniDcriit0ts s0oipitol, 100 cr boI0 nodJ
ieiner Ginlicicrung ieincn @ciit oti
COB. Coroner Or. Botrid Mortin
pom meitliGcn Giitrift conitotirtc
Oob Scr 600 ouf @iBidlo0 5uriid5l.
iiibren lit.
@CItcrl Nbcno BON Der &iBc itbcrs
monnt mllroe Der Is Sabre ultc Nl
bert .. Heco pon Nomptor. 90, Der
oui Der @crite Der oCl0 Ban Clinic"
an Der SipbtsS troBc %crfrouttc unb in
Der NmbuIon5 hcs iiioIihcn 2iItritt2
nod Dem llniocriitGts -6oipitol iibcr.
iilbrt Werocn mlBtc.
Gle %itilroIid)c Scnlpcrotur mar BON
Il llbr Morgeno bis s llbr 9lbcno1
mic iplat:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-11
@. HeiGcrt.
@aItimurc'S Scntid)cr Y~butugrapb,
409-41t
ro.@an.S trubc.

Noro'WaD' Strnfc.
Sin c%ritflaiiscs Wcidaft fir crit.
fiaIiigc Mrbcitcn, nnO feline bobcren
Yrciic, ais Sic anScrS,uu bc5ablcn.
Spc5ialitat, &crcinSsrRpprn mnS
Tomilicngrnppcn. Tcrgr0Rcrnngcn
iladj altcu 9ilbcrn inter 8arnntic.
Tdtcu Sic ani obiNc aauciit; cs
lit 81 Sbrcm @ortbeilc.
Seine @erbinonna nit irgenS eli.
nem auoeren Stnoiu.
(Ses13.S&S1OS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-11
Go& Muni3tpol San0s
An m

y II VI,
Goa BON Ocn toot,9i6liot6cfor
6troualcge6enc 0~tuni5ipol . Sono.
ttrd) crircut iid Oicic5 So6r elmer
nod aroBcren 9todIfro0c oils 5uoor.
Vel Der iorgi0ltigcn 3uiommcnitcl.
lung mo ReidboltiQtcit Der &nior.
motion lit oas iclbitperitGn0lid). 6crr
@ilbur Goplc bat bpQrciilidcrlpciiC
5dblrcihc 0rotuIotionsidrcibcn gu
irruem 8erf crbolten ltno ca miro
Foil piclclt Seiten 0couuern Ooriibcr
oua8ciproden, OoB ooiiclbe nidt III
GROCER 3abl 9corudt mo SIT cincnl
uomiucQcn Grci8 ocrfnltit miro.
SIN &ntcrec pom Nutur.
GAS.
Serr Go6n Sofimon, &oriiBcr ocS
Gpmitc'5 fir YoIi5ci mo @ci0ng-
uiB 0c5 Stnotrotba, bot olli bcltC
Morgeu cine Spc5ioliitln8 Oc5 &C.
Eomnten Gomitc'8 cinbcruicn, in mel
c)cm @Idue iiir Ole oficntliden Ser
bore %clltlporien lpcr6cn iollen, in DC
men Oos Yltblifum 8cIcgcnbcit Ia.
Zen miro, icinc Stclllmgnu6mc sur
Giniiibruna bon 9totltrgo9 tlrnO 81
0Cbcn. SoIltc bic Stiumung 10
g%ii1iti9 icilL mic c8 ocn Nnihcin fat,
10 miro oic @oS.8cror0nun1 rcdbt
boIO onaCnommcn. Tic Goniumcn.
ten pom Bu5, mcIhc icOcn Wouot ibrc
Wo5rc6mlng ST %bc5oblcn bobcn,
idJclncn Der &orlo9c giinitia gciinnt
5u ieih mGbrcuo bic Oppoiitiou
Inuptidd)Iid Don 2clltcn bcrriibrt,
Die tcin @o5 1cbroudJcn obcr iibcr-
6ollpt iibcr ieoq NelcrlmG ihimpicn,
l:lu9 Oiciclbc nod 10 gut icin mic lie
Mil.
@roBcr Gontroft.
Sn Der Dclrtc itnttiinOcn0cn Sit
sung Der Gontroftbcb0roc miro
notwithstanding Scr Gontroft iiir ocrt
Nnbuu jl Dem @oppicm }liDl @crrn
Noroiug iibcrtrogcn, Scr lid
C-botcn bat, oo3 @c6Gll0c iiir $t37,.
900 81 boucn. 0oa lit ungciGbr
AIcidbcocutcno luie $1,000 pro Yctt.
% in onbcrcn StGotcn cingc5o9cnc
@rfunoigutgen bcnciicn, Dob Olrd).
iolde Standardization 5000
Collars pro 9ett foitcn, 1rntuIirt iid)
Gontroftbcb0roe, 10 biQig 0oUon
81 fonlnrcu.
8ollbru6t.
Gic H%cporotllrcn an scr Molnt
Eitmpitotion iinO mmmchr
DolIcn0ct. Qo9 @cbGuoc lit ictt 10
Gut pie ncll. Die 9oufolten bobcn
lid oui mugcfGbr $4,000 bclolt-
icr.
6lciBig an Scr Nrbcit.
Solucit ibm oic Mittcl 5llr &criii.
plrl9 Itcbcn, IGBt Ger Ncb1uoc.
Inipcttor Erciton gcgcmu1rtia
.ncitgcbcnOc H%cpnrotltrcn an ocn Der.
oiicntlidcn SdulAc6Glt-
ben, mclde in icincm lctten 9crittc
beionoerS g~ciGbrlid) bc5cihnet
.uurocrL I'M 6nuc in oeniclbcn 6clcr
nrsbrcdlcn iolItc, pornebmcn. 9ic
@cb0uoc. &nipettor fir Sen
3lred 5llr &criiiGun9 9citclltcn Nit.
iino nbcr 10 acring, BOB MIR Die
notbpcnotaltcn llcbel bcieitiQt ncr.
Den f0nncn. Ter @cidMb Der
Shulbcborbc, bic Stoota @cict
Gcblmg nm G%rloubnib SIT Crilldcn.
tob cine MiQion. Collar }lnlcibc iiir
SduIcn Dem &oItc sur 2lbItimmng
iHntcrbrcltet miro, lit bcgrciilidcr
SSeilc bon Scrrn Brciton bciiGaig
G,ligcnommcn, 6o CT lGngit crfl1rt
bat, ooB lid Die Sd)ulcn nit ocn &c.
lr6bnlid)cn Ncrluilliaungcn nidt in
cine &crfoIimB brin9cn lniicn, in scr
lie 6ltr Sldcrbcit Der Sd)iiIcr icin
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-11
EbcD. 8. 0icnrr & So,
2t7,

0clttifcs mo anoereS a%llsiGnot'
ifcs @eIo 0efouft uno perfauit.
@cloienoungcn beiorgt nad GerttId)'
Imro, Scitreid, HuBtnno II. /. III.
8cdieI ous8eItelt auf nllsIanoii6e
gonfen. Grebitbriefe uno SrapeIers
CHEQUES. o.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-11
Hotis.
HotiS.
Scbbcl's eiLsiscS Sinbiu.

Sebbcl's eiL3igcS Sin0iu.
Scbcrmann fcunt bic oon ms &c.
Iiefcrtc grbeit; mir bcnfcn nidJt ba'
ran, ms iclbit AT lpbcw iunbern iiber.
Iaiien oics nniercn Gciitnugcu. Seine
Srcppcn bel inns ait critciscn. 2aiicn
Sic iidj bon Ynberen nid)t tGnid)en,
cs sicbt ttiir Gin cinSiscs Sebbcl.S tn'
bio nno Sics bcfinoct iid1 i'm Tartcrrc.
gdJtcm Sic anf has Sans, iuO nnier
Namcn anf Shiircn nno Scnitsrn
itcbt.
Seine ggcntcn. Sin Yrcis.
Idten Sic aaf
-Seb6el's-
321 Norb'@ an-Str., maize Sis9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-11
8cISicr0nngcn,

@eIoienoungen nah GeutihIonb
uno Oeitrcih : llnsarn iihcr uno
ifHeu beiorgt. 5, 10 uno 20 Warf.,
iofpie 10 mo 90 Groneu sheinc s,t
perfai:fen.
Sbeu. s. Siener e &c.,
o. Rr. 217, Ci.gaItimsre.s Ctr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-11

Seine 9cItrofung Der
Ion0t. - George @ittid) BON 9fr.
11t5, @ilcoritruBe, mo Sorrp Wtc-
Nuou uon 9tr. 1919. @uilforO.auemlc,
melhe ou Sonntog in Der norooltll'
dcn Yoli5eiitotion inter Der Gnld)uls
riQultG cingeIicfert nllrocn, on8ebltd)
1T Die @obnunA BON 6rau antburllle
u. @orriib ciugcbrodcn mo 5hnltds
iofcn i'm 4crthe bon $G2.60 gcltob-
len 5t BADEN, murOcn mieoer oti
freicn SUB Geictt, "a 6ron @arrllb
bci'm &trh0r ongob, OuB Otc9lpop lbr
Shlpicgcrio6n iei uuo lie Oeabolh
ollf cine 9citroiung Der NrrcItanten
pcr5idjte.
SicI pom cincm 9num. -
Ger t3 Sabre oltc NcAertnobc @nrrD
". Eonton pon 9tr. 532, Nor0sGen-
trol-Nuenue, ~itiir}tc on Der 9elnir-
Hou0 bon cincm 9ullnle un0 crlitt
Ocrnrti9e &crlcbungcn, DAB icinc lie.
berfiibrlna nod) 0cnl st. SolepD9-
Noipitol" notbig mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-11

Trnn Glilabrtb 6cb6cl.
nctc lie ona 3citlidc. Sic Itorb IN
Der @obmm0 ibrcr Gnfelim 6rnll
Ncrnbaro ). Mo9ner, 9tr. 1884, Or
leou9ItroBe. 6rou Nebbcl mar BON
elmer longlcbigen 6omilic. 6rol
6run5 @uroncr BON @arOncr'a 0otel
an Der @igbitroBc, mcId]c uor eincm
Sabre I'M Nltcr BON s. &ohren Itorb,
mar cine SdppeItcr Der 6rnu @cb-
bcl, u10 cine unOcrc Sdmeiter lit
1rou 6cnrictte Bono bon Molbroof,
lucl6c 80 Sabre alt ul0 nod 10 Ri.
itig it, BOB lie fiir}Iih nud) 8roofs
I'm, NJ. rciicn fon1tc sum 9clud)
uon &crmnn0tcn.
Sruu Gliiobctb 8cbbCl ltnnnmtc ans
&orl@rubc. &or 80 &obrcn fam tic
NIT ibreH Gotten. Dem Dor % Sab
rem ans Dem Hebcn Neidicoenen NteB-
gcrnciItcr Gruit Ncbbcl, Der elmer Der
Criten @ltrilfubrifuntcu Nultimore'a
mar, nod) Nmcrito. Sic NOR bis Dor
Orci &obrcn, ais tic ollrd ctncn mn
9Iitdlidcn Stur5 oo@ gCin brod),
0uBcrIt riiltl1, uno bis 5t ibrcm Go0c
hlicb lie I'M &ollbciit l6rer @eiiteSs
frGftc. 9ItCraidnpGd)c brudtc ibr &c
tern Morgcn Die cmige Hube. Boy
Der Belt ibrer Snn0ung in Baltimore
an lunr Sruu @cbbcl cine cifriNe &c
icriu 0ca o0cutlfcn Gorreipon0cn.
fen" Qic &crItorbcnc NOR W(lttter
BON icdS ainOcrn, Die lie obcr ollie
ms Grab iinfeu iub. Ger lettt
Sobn Der bcfonntc 8botogropb Su-
liltS Scbbcl an Der Moro @opItrdBe,
Iturb Dor 0rci 1obrcr. 6rul Scbbel
bil1tcrlGBt nclm Gnfcl unO pier llr-
enfcI. Gic Gnfcl iinO 6rou @nt. $.
Sui. 6rut ). Sclunocr, 6rau &i55ic
Quinn 5rou @corgc &imtier, Srult
@crnboro 5. Mugncr, &icutenont
>]}llliua &inOcnitrlItb in Der Ybilippi.
ncn = 9lrnlcc Der Der. StootclL &r.
Wnt. &ill0cultrrltb BON ct. Saul,
Wiim, 3r. ,}rliu9 mo Sr. emil
@cbbcl. Gle bier l(rcnfel limo: Sri.
Nullctto 9uIl, Sri. Nu10 Nrllntbolcr,
Nm, Sclonocr mo @nl, Wogner.
Iic NccroiQrng finOct ntor0cn
9%tod)mittoN / llbr pom (roucrbollic,
Mr.. 1891, OrIeuuaItroBe, ans nlli
Ger Baltimore Cemetery itott, 80.
itpr SoGer bon Der oelttihcn cunllg,.
liltb. ct. NtGttb0i Stride ot Der
Gdc Ton Gcutral glprmuc mno San.
cttcitroBc. lpcldlcr Stride Die &erltpr.
bCnc u%nocb0rtc, miro umtircll.
IS ollt0op ItruBcn lbco.
ter Go2 uelIc Wielooromln oS6l
Queen Of toe Secret Scpcn," nit
pGIdcnt in niclcr Node I'M .&oui.
bnnItroEcn Sbcntcr" Die Suilon CT
0ifnct miro, 500 gcitcrn NbcnO Ii. ON
Wtontng trob scr 8ibe Gin aroBca
Ellblifum bcron. 1a5 Stild lit reid,
an ouircgcn0cn Sctnen mo bGlt oiC
Iltimerfiomfcit Der 3uid)oucr BON
NninnG bis III GnGe IN Sponmm10
><nl &or0cr0rurl0 Der 0a10lung itcbt
Sane" Der Complete bon RolonN
Wtcrrid, 0cnl glrfilbrcr Scr Secret
Sepcn," elmer @ou0e non Sicbcn unr
Wf6r0crrL Die i'm Ghineicnpiertrl polt
Ncn. Yorf ibrtm lid)tifrlen @eluerbC
ublicgt. Sane" lit Elm 6oifenOipt
ulcrcrIter &loiic; CT gicbt I'M 2nlli(
Der Noriteliutlgcn cilligc ito%itnellerrc,
Ner0c Yrobcn ieincr aunitiertiNfeit
ollf oieicn @cbictc. Iie Sdnuipic.
lcrtrltppc, nelde ooS Stiid sur Tar.
telling brinqt lit nit beionGercy
Sorgfolt 1erp0bIt unb 5GbIt mcbrerc
&iinitIcr ur,0 aiinitIcrinnen bon Nro-
Bcm Mi 81 ibrct Mitglicoern. Wiu.
tincc'ntiinoen t1glid itott.
----.-
Stcil's
,9eutf6es 8ier.
an 3apf.
Charles !Seiie,
124 @eit-Eratt. Strahr.
(2al-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-11
Muui5ipnl NnaclcgcngcitCn.

rcidc StroBcn lett Dem I. So,
nllor 1cpiloitcrt. - Spc}ioliiBun8
0ca Stootrot6s Gomitc'a fiir Sc.
f0u8niB mO Eoli5ci olf beurc
cinbcrtlfCu.
Gic StroBcn GurhbruhS . Com
miiiGr bnbcn iocbcn cine intcrciioutc
3uiommcnitcllun9 Der mobreno oie.
les &obrc3 poucn0cten StroBcu, in.
ME ocricuigcu, iueldc iuo6rihcinlid)
nod bis sum Gintritt ser fultcn
Wittcrltn9 uollcnoet Wcrocn, oufQes
itclt. Sic in 9cirudt fommcuoc
Summe bcl0rft iid) allf $4,000.
Die 3uiommcnitclln1g gcidob, nm
Dem Stcucr Expectations @erid,t
Nnbaltapunttc 5ll 0cbcn, no ltclto6'
lhGbuulaen ltottiinocn f0nlcn. Sol
acnocS iino bic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
DC" Serldtc":
Gle 30. Strobc. mcldc nit @uB.
g@pbolt Acp'loltcrt lullroc, ut nou
Der Neutrality-suspicious. al bis sur
Sm1tingoon-S truBc polcnoCt.
SIC " StroBe ut mt Dem l1om'
lldeh Wotcrtol bon Der Sl%lntln1oon'
4oellilc Ol" sur @lIlltoro'Hoerlle &c
piloltcrt.
Nlc J. 9oclllle bot en- SItltlltblt'
Ftloltcr pom Der Nolla.Hooo BIS jllr
Sbcltnllt Hnellltc crbolteIt.
Nlld) 0lc FTloltcrltn9 Der Gbcltnllt
NnclIllc. Don Der 3. StroBe bis 5l,c
4. Npcnltc, nit Vltlllltblc ut poIlc'l-
oct.
Gic Holl0o1Nucntc bon Der 6rc'
ocrld Hooo bis SIR Carroll Nucntt,
iucltc moconoollirt miro, lit gum
beltcn Ibcil polcnNct.
Qic @oIroo Npculc lit bon DER
Nll9ultu Yucnllc bis sur Collins Iuc.
poLcnoet.
Die guanIto Npcnlc lit bon 0cg
Eottcr-S traBr bis 5ur &nlroO.2 Iuc.
tbcllmcile m%ntumooilirt iuorocn, ond)
lin1nlt cs nod gcrnumc 3cit, bis Die.
Ielbe fcrti0aeItcut lit.
Gic II, StroBc, bon Der Clifton.
Strobe bis 3ur @il0ior MiHS'Hoob,
bel mcIdlcr @ub H@pbolt 5ur &crruca,
olntg fam. iii fcrti9gcltcat, uno cS
bat ocll Nnldcit, OILS miiroc oic II.
StrnBc, bon Der 9tortbs Npenllc Bis
SIR Clifton Nuernlc. Ole tbciImeilc nit
8ltnlitbtc uno tbethucilc nit @ronlt'
hlodcn 9cplloltcrt miro. I'M 3citroum
bon pier &od)en nolielloet lein milroc
Slr Folt'StroGc ut pom DER @or
litd) Tnclillc DIS 5llr. ennlcllsStraBc
nut VltlIlitbIc gcptlnltcrt lpor0en
lIno ole SalcD'StroBe, bon DER @or'
bI" illr CONGRATULATIONS
mn oclll ndilllden Material,
Sle y. StroBe lullroc bon nc:
.Vtorpldito.HpeIllIc bis SIR ct. Forr.'
StroBe mn @llB-H"pDolt 9~epflo)tert'
Sle TehDllrlt'9ncNllc, lpeIdc nol
DER ~nrrl1on.Stro6e bus SIR ipelf'
llden Stoot9rcll5c 8eptloltert mtro,
1oll IN 3ctirol'llle BON 5mel W'onotcl'
poue'loet 'clll,
Ale NloaelproosAoeIlile III polt ocr
@orri)ollHoclli'r bl@ sur mcltlId)tn
Siooi0r'll6c mi SIil'lItDIc 0epfln'
licrt 'oorocll,
Sl 5'oet Wtollolcll )ou o'e Strede
al DER Selleolc'H ocllllr' uoll DER
0orrtloll'Hpcillle DIS 5llr lpeltlld)ell
Siooi0rcll3r' ooilelloet letll. pIcr
tolnlllell ocrgloltc 3lc0elll jitr yer
lo%elloitlt1.
We eDelIlll't-@ll |ncllllc ut polI
Der @rolllt'StrnBc bis sur Hltcn
Jort'Nooo mn Slfl'IItbIc aep'Iol1ert
lporocll, ltHo an Der |rilll"lp'd Str
00ll DER fSrC0Prtd zM0Q0 bis III 0rr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-11
Std0t Baltimore.
MISUNDERSTANDING.


nSrniSaB" - eGuccg, Of The sccct Scocu"
Sairbnl i'm ,Sttulc. Gnri" - pcitc RAD
Hlittdqs Baltimore aeaCl ltnFitedl,
Gen'9tar GrInriton td9Ilt nm 0.O5 &orm.
g(ieuii. eriurltou nan 6atr &ielp thod Greet
uH6 a6cnbs Gon5erie uno &nnhcoiIe.
,pSan sh9re Gntt" 49aIln Son3etie pes
-EoitoHta 2aTntHEC rheiiers" uto nroere ats
"GiraTie qarr" 1daIi6 @auScotusgorIteI
lungCn uuo anoere tlHterbGltu1acn.
SIuub's Part'SteatEr - Tdglib gnuoeb;ue
uno dnoere llHtcrbaltIHgeu.
Cats uSbDre Gtne Bart" IdgIib Bnuoes
billie luo anhCre Nitraitioncn.
GaTtsNuH8erte
Die BnrtsGonderte tiuben pte folgt ttntt:
IloHiae . 5eoeraiI Gin, II. aSiSerHiiSe. fSri-
(~ubpe6telnb)
8teritda. ....., .,,.,...n Rniterfcns4drf
Wftfiiuoh ........gS rntosStu Bari
SoHnetllda. .,.....H eQrrpufYnrt
Steitaa. "SuttoHsBatl
GGmit19 ,....... ........s RnttcrtonsYLrf"
Nas Sun~ntaas'GunBert piro bon 3 tibr Rad.
nlittnss bis tbr gIbenos ge9aIten.
Die Gon3erte an ben gSuhentdaeH finoen
bon rs bis 10 llbr 4heuba fait.
Yruarnmm fir heutc.
Sm rTruiospils Yarf."
Wi0rid Baltimore Centennial" .6crbCrt.
Nntcrmc55p 81 Sresco". ......... .Gcrbcrt.
SelClilun aus gWile. Wto0titc". ..... .0CrbCrt.
8nl}cr ,NdB Sonp Collars. ....... .6erbcrt.
colo i1r Slpie IlUh Snril, nSCrennoc" . d. .Ittl.
so. 81. SEicncr iilo s. &ilbcluS.
nNmcrirnn SnuiQitn" ........... .pcrbcrt.
Neticn aus siberia. ....,...,.... .0erbert,
pWaolnnpe" 70. .......... 6crbcUi.
a9eficr IbplpDiS" ............... .Ocrhcrt.
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Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-07
PERSONAL NOTES.

Boss Cox Of Cincinnati was caught play
ing dice. The police were so astonished
AT finding him engaged In a game so
innocent that they failed to arrest him.
Governor Harmon OF Ohio and the CO.
lumbus members Of his staff are making
long horseback trips from week to week
with a good luncheon at the end Of them.
Now that Major Guy r. Edie has been
appointed physician and surgeon TO Pres
idelt Taft there are those who recall
that DR.. Edie has become somewhat IA
nous In Washington for his success in re-
ducing the weight of corpulent army Of
ficers for whom President Roosevelt pre-
scribed the riding tests.
Miss Elizabeth Phillips OF Washington.
who is known as the Santa Claus lady
because she undertook TO answer mis-
sives sent to that august parsonage. is
now engaged in making children happy
with Easter Dummies and other toys sug-
gestive OF the season. She. no doubt,
thinks one Christmas is hardly enough in
the lives of some of the poor little ones
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-07
Early Vote on the Tariff,

The house will vote on the tariff
bill Friday of this week. That has
been decreed by the committee on
rules. This is in line with the recon-
mendation of President Taft that con-
gress proceed with dispatch to trans
act the business for which 1t was
called, and adjourn at the earliest
possible moment. The tariff is pri-
marily a business proposition, and un-
till the tariff bill is finally disposed of
business of all kinds must necessarily
halt and be done or a hand-to-mouth
basis. Until the new schedules are de-
termined no large enterprises looking
to the future can safely be under
taken, so intimately are the protected
and unprotected industries Of the
country related. With the exercise of
the utmost diligence the time con-
samed in passing a tariff law is on
siderable without counting the months
Of uncertainty which preceded the
actual converting of the session.
This is the answer to those who
deprecate haste and charge that the
bill is being put through under whip
and spur without SUFFICIENT time al
lowed to debate it's provisions. No one
knows better han those in congress
who are making this charge how hol-
low It is.> The speeches in congress on
the tariff are o intended, nor ex-
pected, to influence the determination
OF a single schedule. They are simply
for the consumption of the constitu-
encies OF the congressman who make
them and for use in subsequent cam
paigns. The real work on the tariff
bill has been and is being done in the
committees Of the house and senate,
and these committees are utilizing the
information gathered by months of in
curry and the knowledge of past ex-
perience in tarin legislation and the
operation of previous measures.
In sending the measure promptly to
the senate the house will do the coun-
| try a service in a business way. BY so
doing the entire matter a be settled,
congress adjourn and the business OF
the country readjust itself TO the new
conditions before the season of fall ac-
tivities shall set in. The senate COM
mittee has been busily working on the
measure and no great delay in report
ing it TO that body is anticipated. With
the usual custom of that body more or
less debate will be INDUCED in. suf-
hcient at least for all campaign pur-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-07
Grateful Italy.

The reception of former President
Roosevelt at Naples cannot but be
pleasing not only to himself, but to
the people of the United States. The
enthusiastic greeting extended him
cannot be interpreted in any other
way than a double one. To the man
Roosevelt the people of the italian
city simply gave expression for the
nation. AS a man his character Is un-
doubtedly admired, but to Roosevelt,
honored as president Of a nation which
has offered a congenial home to so
many of the Italian people, and which
answered so promptly and generously
the call from stricken Sicily, an equal
tribute was given.
Personally, Mr.. Roosevelt, In his
capacity as president, had 40 small
part in the response to the appeal of
a suffering people, a response well
come as much for it's promptness as
for it's magnitude. II was the first
practical helping hand reached out to
them from beyond the border lines of
their own country and of such gen.
erous proportions as to light the lamp
OF hope again In the desolated homes.
The Italians are not a people to for
get such an act.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-07
Just Suppose.

Man is mortal. No one knows
when the next n of us may be called.
Ex-Governor Poynter answered the
final summons while making an appeal
to Governor Shallenberger in behalf
Of a legislative measure awaiting his
approval.
Just suppose conditions had been
reversed and instead of the ex-gov-
ernor, the governor had been the me
to succumb to the fatal stroke.
II Governor Shallenberger should
die the duties of chief executive would
Immediately pass to Lieutenant Gov
ernor Hopewell-from a democrat to
a republican.
Such a calamity. which, Of course,
we hope may not occur, would transfer
control of all the patronage vested by
the late legislature in the governor, so
that the offices they we're SO careful to
create would be filled by republicans
instead of democrats.
All the trouble the legislature went
to to take the appointive power away
from other state officers and state
boards now controlled by republicans
and vest them exclusively in the gov
ernor simply because he happens to be
a democrat would be in vain.
Even the advertising pap in the
publication of constitutional amend
ments which the peanut lawmakers
took away from the republican secre-
tary of state and gave to the demo-
cratic governor would fail to reach its
destination and would go back to re-
publican newspapers instead of to
democratic quilf drivers.
The very thought that it might have
been Governor Shallenberger instead
of Ex-Governor Poynter must come
neal giving a lot of democratic pie
biters heart failure themselves.