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The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-08-16
Concerning a Spot.

SPOT-You win have to let me know
the kind of material in you dress be-
fore | IAN tell you how to remove the
raspberry and ink stains.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-08-16

with very long coat, showing rows of
covered buttons down the side seams.
The upper part is braided in an attrac.
tive design. The skirt is high-waisted,
with the top embroidered in glrdle eff
feet. The third costume is of white
serge, with buttons, collar and cuffs of
black velvet.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-08-16
News Top SHOPPERS

Beautifully braided suits of French
linen, with three-quarter coats and
plated skirts, have bean greatly re-
duced at l.. S. Plaut & Co.'s.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-08-16

Japanese rugs in all sorts of prettily
tinted combinations will be found at
Hahne & Co.'S at various prices.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-08-16

= INICKY indeed must be the woman
who cannot find something to suit
her in the many, many styles of
the present season. Modified costumes
of all lagos are accepted. Some of
them are combined with rather start
ling results, but these bizarre creations
are only worn by the few. Three
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-08-16

A bolt of wash ribbon, pink. blue. yell
low or white, for running in lingerie,
may be purchased for a diminutive
sum at the w. V. Snyder C~ompany's.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-08-16

If a portion of your turnips are too
rub the skins off with your hands.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-08-16

The next time you use gasoline to
clean any delicate fabric, add a little
cornmeal. The meal will scour out all
the spots.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-08-16

Good values in walking gloves for
fall wear in heavy suede and glace kid,
with stitched backs and outside seams,
are offered at the David Straus store.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-08-16

An excellent quality of dotted swiss.
always desirable for making dresses for
little misses. may be obtained reason
ably at L. Bamberger & Co.'s.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-08-16

Boys school suits are already shown
at the Georke Company's in tweeds,
serges and cheviots, in plain and Nor
folk styles, each suit having an extra
pair of trousers.
a bathing suit of black taffeta,
trimmed with bands of red satin. with
cap to match, will be found at Liss-
ner's.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-01
Catherine %gtalnminG.

IS itarb AM SoIuterfiuQ, ocn %. Snli, 1910
WioraenS, in Gir. 2g2, SariOros gtuao, GatbCrtnc
Namming, acO. g@cibmiler, Satin oc9 ptritur
benen So1n M Atuututina i'm slter bon -
5ubrPn. Die 0ceroiqmtg iitbet am souutaa,
9Iahmiitugs 1 lI6r. bonn IrGucrbuuie ans All
Der Baltimore Gemeteru" TAFT.
Sarb. bic treili6 unS geleitat.
sic uIIo gtint9. ais Giche aaU,
Trcu0' uro Iroit mn ms pcrhreitet,
RlIbe MN i'm itillCll 8rnb'.
llnermiioet mar 9eilt TlciB,
limo Sein IuIerpCrf mar beih.
gSaHit ole 5Ootel nuieriteGeH.
9Stro nuh Cir ole Saline pebeal
6ey5. bao ubne Salff geibla0en
Sir ben Sutten fir has Niuo,
Sus ms iterbeno nod aCtrageu,
=! mie rubcit III 70 limo!
9Seiucno, %odufeno, rulcit mir:
Slu'ger SegeH lOlge Sir!
t2t2-3) Sic trnucrnoCn GiHocr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-01
@Oocnidjabc in ocntid,cn 9Olonicn.

Sn Den 8oroergrluno oe9 Snterei.
les lit lcit DEM glnifin0en Der altgells
ld)einlid) nlSiid)tSrcideu Oinmonticls
Der uurO mcitercr nellerer Gntoedun-
gen mtBborcr Wtinerolicll IN Den So
Ionicn Der foloniule 9ergbou getre,
ten. lluo 0oS init Hed)t, oern Der
Held)tbum al utBbnren Minerolieu
bletet erTrculid)e Nu@iidtcn iiir Die
mirtbidoitlide Nebut0 ser Shub9e.
biete.
Gtc 5luild)cn S~iiocribbud)t mo Dem
SrnnlefllB 9elegeuen 9ionuntfeIoer
mcr0cn, mlc mir cinem Nuiinbe Der
o0clltIhen &olonioI 3eitung" ent.
ncbmcL ouf eineu @ertb bon 300
Wtillionen Mart gelh0bt, rHo Die bis
gum GnNe mes norigen %ohre@ erreih,
te Nnabcutc an 9iumunten reprGiens
tirte eillcn @ertb BON t,1t0OO0 MI.
Nieic Nl9bcute lit in lteter 3unobnc
be0rillen, 10 Dob Die Nnnobme be
9rilnoet crIdeint, in eilli9er 3eit cine
Nusbeltc bon 20 bis 30 Wiuionen
Mart I'M Sabre SIT er5ielen. Gas Slui.
tlnoen oca erletWten @loltgrllnoeS
lleat nidt nllBer Dem @creihe Der
Wt~oglid)tcit, bel oenl @iiltcnd)arofter
Sltolpclt Nirifo's lit es mobl Sode
OeS 3uiola.
Ser @crtb Der Siomonteu iiber.
ltclgt Den Der anoeren 9%o0ener5clg.
nile I'M pieleS, trotoem ober lit Die
lpirtbihoitIide 9ebelltilng onoerer
mlBborcr Mineralicn feineSiouS 5u
itn%teridGbclt. SUPPER, @iienerS- IL.
Groollo9cr iino bercitS g~eiunoen,
@cnn cS gelinat, oieie uoaia SIT or.
ldlleBcJ miirbe cine poait0noige
Serihiebultg beS mirtbi6oitlid)enslb-
bGn1igfcit$ IerbGltniiieS 9eutif-
Iuno'5 bonn Iiislonoe eintreten linb
and i'm 3nneren %uniere Snbuitrie,
rpcnn lie NIT perbilli0ten Hobitofien
nrhcitcn fam, ntand]crlei @anolu1.
gen criobreu. IuBcr Giomanten
iiuo BON idleifbaren Gbellteinen,
menl1 audi in geringerer QualitGt,
biabcr Sopoie, IlmonOine llnb Be
rple aefunoen.
@os eaS 8orfommen BON @olb
onlongt. 10 lit n%euerbin9S IN Siio-
melt Nirifo etfpa 80 &ilometer lilo.
lid Seebcim in mmittelborer N1be
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-01
Nicnithptrn nnn hCntc.

Inter 0ieicm Sitel perGfientlid)t
Die oYomberger 3eituug," Geutld)
IonO, Den iolgenOen ih0nen @ib:
oGinem 0%icnltboten iuhenOen &onO.
mirtb lit Elm Sricf 5ugcgongen, Der
Elm bcreOtea 3ellgniB bon Der BE
idleiOenbeit IGnOlider 9ienitboten
lit. Gr lolItet: sd erQreiie Die Sc
Der, nm cin paor @orte 81 ldrei.
ben; Wtcin S%obrealobn lit POO Wurf
nebit 3ubcb0r, nGmlid 6 WeterS toif
jt cinem Scitfleio, bon Der 9tGberin
genlod)t, c 6eiertogStud, = Scmoen,
1 Ncrftogstleio, = @erftagSifilr5e,
, Eiun0 forbigc @oue, 1 EuarSonls
Tags, I Eoor @erftogSihube, Shub-
modcr, 2eoer mo 9t0gel irei, Elm
CONNER. mo / @inter . &opititdL
Suftgelo 3 Mart, SideIbcnfe 5 Wtt.
nebit Wcibnu6ta = @eId)ent. Geriiz
terlung Der Serr 5ablcn. Stollgelo
bon 1 Sdpcin 80 Efq, ein Sau-
tnlb CD I Worf, Elm @roBpieb 2Otf,
GrlulbniB no6 Sollle ST. Smlfeu
Seiden, 6oitnoht 3 Gage, onS tern
EiingItell uno Sod5citen. Gum Ses-
per je0eSn1ol cinen Srunt ne6It 80ie
oOcr Butter, oocr @rrit. Del ldled=
ter 9ebonolung ooa Hedt sum ioiors
tigen NuStritt. 0uS 6eittleio oui
Eiin9iten MAIDEN. @uteS, pormes
Shlof5immer NIT lhlieBbarcm
Shronf. Seine 6rlldt. mo aartoi.
ieIi0de trogen. Nidt m1ben, nit
Der Sonbfutter 2 Sdneiomoidtne
nidt belfen. SlbenOS frcics Sidt I'M
Sdlof5immer un0 nit tetnen 81ii-
len ungeben. @enn eS Gld) 10 red)t
lit, 10 ibreibt Intluort, onB i'd mid
rifteu fonn." = (GS feblt iebt MIR
nod: reiGene Seoienung uno 9ooe.
reiie ollf Soften Der Serridoft i'm
Seilmonot, III Grn0tc. ooer Soat-
6cit." Gen @eiuf oeS @ottesoien-
ties bot Ole gntro9lteaerin gon5 Der
gelien."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-01
Yeriiid)e @ciSbcit.

llnter DEM Sitel vS~innipriid)c
Omors oeS 3eitmod)erS" 9ibt Der
ber5eitiee oeiitite @eionotc III Gan.
ger, Srieorid) Stolen, cine Nrslpabl
Der gier5eiler oes groBen periiiden
Gidters Omar aboiiom (geitorben
1929 in portreiflider Jlleberiesung
beroiis. Gem fleinen Bud, oos in
ebenio origineQer pie gei6modpollcr
gi%lsitottrng ioebcn bel Der 0eutid)en
&erlags : anitalt Stuttgart, erit)ie-
nen lit, lcien Die folgenoen, iiir Den
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-01

@e6onfeureidtbum lulO Die poetilde
S6onbeit b%ejeihuen0cn Yrobet ellt-
llpnnlcn:
@eidIehter limo ergIiibt pic belle
Slrnfeu,
@oben gelebt, geliebt, geboBt, gctrrn-
fen;
Sic Ieertcn bier Elm @loa unb itl0
perl0i6t,
SinO in Den Stoub Der Gmigfeit per-
lllnten.
gIla on ooS 2eben iduiIt idufit on
ou5 Sterben:
lln9, Ociue @crfe, meib'it on Dem
TerOcrben.
@cnn ihle6t oein @erf mar, iprid,
men trifft ole S6ul0?
limo mar ca gut, morllm i6ldgit BUS
in Sherbeu?
Ser SuQcuO Bud lit aus - mo mar
bod fulm b%egonnen!
aoum bat Der 2ell5 geblil6t lit er
and iton U%erronnen!
,;h merit nidt, wie lie fam, nod
mic iie ilog 0opoL
Gic boIoc Nuttiadll ole Belt Der
oSugenomomen.
8 meb rml icues &er5, III Dem fem
6cller brenmt,
Gas niht Ole bebrc @hltb Der Slebc3.
Tonne tennt;
@cr einen gonjen GAG obt' SIebe
bingebrnd)t,
S6ut rcd)t, menn iencn Gag cr men
pcrlor'ncn nenut.
Sn airdcn unO Moi6ce'n uno Sp-
lo9ogcn
@iro man nm ieiner Scele Sub be
trogen.
9od benz Der Der Nntur 8ebeimntB
QDllt,
@iro feline Nngit uor'm Senleita Dor
gelogen.
Sod iibcr'm Ornament iuht' id) ole
Gllclle
&ou &orbcitimmuug, Foruoiea mlo
Sole.
ga iprodl mein meiicr Sebrer;
6reuno, i'll Dir,
NQein limo &iamct, @nro0ieS mo
S0Qc."
Ger gnrl5cn 5d0piung lebter 3wat
limo mir.
&m @clteuouge limo Die Sebtratt
mir.
Gle gauge g9clt lit mie Elm GROCER
Sing,
@ir limo Der Gbclitcill, oc9 HingeS
Bier.
Ger Gropfcn meint; .@ic bin bonn
Weer id) meit!"
Saa @eltnlccr lod)t: oSergebll6 III
oeilt Seib!
Sino mir ood) nllc Gins, limo ale
@ott -
Inns trennt ia MIR ooS min5'ge@iinft'
den r3eit."
4uiulauSs tiir.iidje 8Gber.
equitable. getdubs, Epitamt ssseu. etrts pf'ss
Iutui4.lJD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-01

Der Solfonteit Gabn einc 9lbcr emit
oedt mnrOen, Die iih ilber 15OShltrt-
!felbcr olt9oebnt uno Die Mobrifeilt-
llfteit reiderer NllSbeute o%nnebnten
loBt. Nllf in Dem Sonoe mcbrerer
6lillle lit @ol0 uadgcluielen. Nn
Gelttid Oituirifa lit bis Jest titr
onn0berno 100000 Wurf 0ol0 &C.
monnen. &omerltn lit nod meni8
ertorIdt. Hei6er an @olS lit Iogo,
Nltb III gteu 3 Guinea lit 8ol0 nod.
gelpielen unO mebrere GrpeOitionen
Der 9fen Guinea Gompognie bo-
ben @oloiunoe gcniodt. Sn Sit.
oirito lolen reide Sil6ercr5logcr
oorban0en icin, Ylutin lit aui gtell,
Guinea %gemonncn, notwithstanding
tommt cS audi in Den Giieuer5cn BON
2ogo Dor.
Ser auplcrbergbau lit in Siiopeit.
Nlrifn bcOellteno iortgei6ritten. Sic
Stooi MIinc i0roerte I'M leBteu 9e.
trte6aiabre 1890 Sonnen gegen %.
100 I'M 0oriu6rc nit cinem aupier.
NcboIt BON 10 Ero5ent. 9(it6 imSii-
Den 0eS ShntgebieteS lit Supper &c
fumben. &n Oitofrifa lit es perihie.
0entli6 icItgeitelt, meun aud nod
nidt in obboumiiroiger Meugc. Sm
9tunlalon0 linden li6 obbuluUiir0ige
aoblcnfI05c 0itIid) Oes groBen Slid
6lulieS. NlId in Gapripi5ipiel iouen
aobIen portommcn. Sn Oitofrito
fin6cn iid) %uorOlpeitIi6 oe9 Npulio
Observation-Disclosures Shihten. Sn
Den 2 8uinca loIien iid) Gohlc mo
reihc SdGBe an nIBburcn 0tinera.
lien crmortcn, ebenio lit in aomerun
0n9 Hortommcn BON &ohle mabr
ldleinlid). 0a5 @orbonOeulein poli
Getrolcum lit in bitlmiuoiem Sd)ies
fcr pom Siiolpcit 9Ifrita mobri6cin
lid, Wormor finOet iid in pOr5iigli
der GuulitGt an Ser Giienbahnitrcdc
Smofopmuno=Goribib.
Oitufrito bat o%uSgeOcbntc @runit
uno 8neiagcbicte, in Oenen an Der.
ld)icoencn Stellen @limmer III gro
ben Wtcnqcn uno por5iigIiher Gigell
Idoft nohgemieIen morocn lit. Nlld
III &amerlm unO Sogo bat man quite
8limmcrportommcn oIfgefunoen.
Soolqltelcn IN aamcrln lniien altf
Stciniol5loger idlieBen. 0ie oeltid)-
oitnfrifaniiden &i~lfungebietc meilen
observation-disclosures ouf, aud unge.
bcllre W(engcu bon 9totrou II. Gblor.
iol5en murocn ieltgelteQt, mobinge.
gen Solpcter biSber MIR in 9eringen
GuolitGten beobuhtet lit.
Gicie flr5e 3uinmmcnitelung,
idliGBt Der crlpGbnte glufiob, belueiit
oeutlidL 0oB uniere Shubgebiete eli
ne Gielieitigteit unO einen Hei6tbum
BON @oOenid1bcn beiiBen, oeren il.
ltemotiihc NusbeutlnG uno Oeren
GrIhlieBung unbeoingt notbmenoiq
inn, Den mirtbidoftlihen Mertb I'M.
lercr &%oIonien be0euteno 5u crbobcn
mo Der beimii6en &llOuitric sum
gr0Bten &ortbeil gereid)en mcroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-01

Sit Damn Die ,Grciiur olti Oelt
N(onn" 9clltnaen, Die INNER MIR Oas
rollI 9crihtct icin uutB, Den Sumo
sur gebOriomiten @oiic I'M Gienite
ocS 6itbrerS 3u modleh obre Die Dis
5%lpItnloIe Bette in inn 3ll luederL, 10
ut Der Sumo sur gIrbcit fertig unO
1lIB 1lllt inllcbuuG gcbulten mer0en.
&or ell poor &obrcl1 bat man nod
gelodt, Damn gcldhclt iiber ben 8e-
OotfcrL @unoe SIT Griminoliitcn 5u
crjieberr. &or oHt &obren bat ole
Foli5elnermultlna in SfnDeIm Den
crltcn @oli3eibunO eiUgciiibrt bcllte
babtlt meht OILS 500 0rlltide Yoli3ei.
@erpoltungen iid oicrbeiuigcr Sels
Icr otlf Der 8erbredcrioQ0 Deriid)ert.
limo mas hieie e0Ien mo tlll8cn
Sbtere an @eborinm, , Nu90ouer,
Wtlltb, 6in0igfeit %IeiltelL bdb' id ullt
Der uln5Gltnten Nicic 6rullBen III ".
y. nit imner madyirH0em GrItumcll
geleben. Seine nenidlihe &roitpro.
be. fcin %bletocn0cr 9lrtiitcntrid bat
mir ~ienuIs ioldea ,$ntcrciie cingcs
fIoBt luic bic Nlrbcit oieicr temperas
mentOoHen E6icrc oui Der &crbres
hcripur; mie 6icic Heiultotc elmer
Grjiebunn ole (gcitiibt ulIi ben Gid.
terfleiB Der INNER beite9 Miuteriul
lIetcrt), tlug nit Den inns iibcrlcgc-
men Sinncn Der picrbeiniGcn SdilIer
rehnet: Noie uno DIR, SpiiriinM
Shnclligtcit mo Ohl9fcltraft 0ieier
Sbicrc IN Den Gicnit BON Illfgabcn
iteHt, Dor oereu Stmicrigfeit mir ais
Die @ciltig Miuocrbcmlittclten Itolt.
memo O%eriugcn.
Wfon miro, Oo9 lit mcine icitc
lteber5cltgumg, Ole 3llht mo Greiilr
Der Eoli5cibunoe nit nacn Wtitteln
torbcrn miilien. @icr lit cine leben-
DC Woffc 9cgen &iit mo Mobbeit Der
Ncrbred]cr, lpie lie bcilcr un0 5lloer.
lGliigcr ni1t ge0udt ncroen fam.
limo ais mcin Nlid, mGbrcno Die co
len (bierc, rllbcn0 Don Der 9lrbett,
Die hiibldcn ipiBen &opiden frieOlid
ulf Die Yfoten gcIcgt, inl Oiinneu
0raie loGcn, iiber Die 3uihouer bin-
ter Dem Stod)el5uun Ifmeiftc, iub
id) 10 mondcS gcIbe, tnodige @eiidt,
0o9 inter permegener Wfilbe aus be-
len Nlrgen Die brnpuroien aerldlen
NAB, Die ou url9ei6redt bon SGuIten
un0 HeooIpern 10 TOPPER ibre Yfli6t
gctban. 3luiI6en ainoerli un0 tlci-
men Helltcn, Die bier 0rauBen iid ibr
tnrgeS Stild6en Come buiten, itons
ben umerirculidJe 9niiermonnihc@e-
%itoItcn Die 6Grite tief IN Den 5erfron-
item 0oicu mo Grgertcn iid al Der
Sii6tigfeit Der ncltcn 50ben uno ge-
%riiienen 6cin0c, ole ibnen pl0bli6
ollBerboIb Der mcnihlid)en @eiell.
idoit clttitonoen limo. %.
Sd o6er ginq nod Sollic, itrei6el-
tc noh0etflidJ Die trttten a0pie mci
ner sum sum- @iafommen berorr-
idrUdn5elnoen @unOc mo iproh 5u
ibnen: o2icb gcbobt Dab i6 glld)
INNER, lulo pcrotbtet bob' id) Gl1d)
ME. Nber ih bob bod nitt redbt Ae-
luuBt, oob Abr ans 10 outer, bill
Oun1SfGbigcr Sontilic ieio. Meinc
&odudtlunN!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-01
Caroline g. 2cunbnrbt.

IS iiar0 an 20. 3uli 1909. : llbr 80 Wiurs
aeIls. nah nrBer Ara1fbeit 6nrDliHe 81. 9cous
harot, geu. NurtelS, gcliehte Satin bon Iobu
$. GeonburOt. Die NecrotGun9 iinoet SpuRtag,
ocH I. gluNnit 1909, 2 ubr gtadmittdas, bon
ibrer lebtet 9Submtnq. Er, COZ, Sit.It. straRc,
aus iiait. NeifebunG prioGtim uGi Der You
oouzGurf GcmeterU. t2lt..0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-01
Sphcsf6Gr.

gm %. 5nIi 1raurcS Srndncn. III. 150L
9Sclts observation-disclosures. as Sabre ali.
Nm 20. Sui Srtoact Suuir, q, Ioiepb+
Notpital, 81 Sabre ali.
Nm 30. Silt MnrB @lisGg, III. IS. Brio
Sill, IS Sabre ait.
Vim y. 5nli sarah Soruer, gir. 1925, glorr
8iim0rsStruBe, 50 Sabre alt,
Vim 30. Slli Wtunic 0uptius, Prupioeuizot
fpital, 80 Sabre alt.
YIN %. 3uli SuiaunnH Sciu, Dir. 20OG, SiF
8iooIe=S trGBe. 40 Sabre ali.
Vim %. Sull Sobn GpluoSDglisiG, So6iB
N0Dti1s-poipital, 20 Sabre ali.
Vim &c. Suii Sona suUmiS, yir. 707. 9enn0f
Stra6e, - Sabre alt.
Vim %. Sui zee 0ialour, 1o6ns oopiin5
6oipituI 40 Sabre alt.
Vim 30. sui 9run SGpnr5r, Gr. 909. @iucrt
Sirabe. A Sabre alt.
Vim 80. Suli 3picp1inC Srumbettn, gtr. 2s35,
@"reeHmuunts %gloenue, 40 Sabre alt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-01
Gatbarinc Hidluicn.

IS iiar6 an %. Sult 1903 in ibrer 2So6-
lll1g, sr. 2Ut4, Observation-Disclosures Ga.garigc
RinluiCu, Satin 0e9 uclitorneHeI Eouis Rid
lpielI, i'm Alier pom % Sdbrcn. &relnoe mo
Scrluallote Der 6amilie ltna .udinlaooou ei1.
geluoen, Der RePr6tqlitn bei3ulooDHeH. lDelhc
an .SUnn!ng, gdhmittua5 3 llbr. pom Gruucrs
hdnie ans UIf Der oHoubun Harf 6culeterO"
ltatitinoet. C2l2-3D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-01
I'm lic6cnScr Grinnernno

an nnferc Qeliebte Satin mo Wluttcr
@Gi5aGtth 2. I'LL,
weIbe beute Dor einem Sabre GeitOrben. nhcr
niht p%erpeiiCn III.
@uu i9rem @ntteu urO ainosrn.
f0tQN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-01
Hermiidlte An5eiBsH.
YbcnS= Z nriitens Sdlnlc.

SorItfurgen Z bis 8 SlbeubS. Baltimore
llniperiitdt Suriit2u Shulc. 3pdn5ieites &C.
eugene E'Sunnc, Scfrctdr, ia 0erihtSqes
buloe. (Sull2l ,2Ulie)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-01
Penn Ednunr,c.

IS itarb am 80. Suli 1909 nab ]Idnacreu
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Evening star., 1909-03-10

committee. During it's deliberations the
committee placed duty on coffee. took it
of again, and as the bill stands now
tax of cents per pound is provided for.
It is understood that the duty on lumber.
while at present fixed at 81. is likely to be
increased. This is due to the active CAM
paign which the lunbermen have been
making. the result Of which has been to
give the committee vast fund Of infor-
mation from which TO determine a fair
and equitable tax
The revision throughout the bill is down
ward. the revenue and protection fea-
lures governing the fixing of all the
schedules. Representative Fordney OF
Michigan has stood out for the highest
protection while Representative Crum-
packer Of Indiana has favored the lowest
duties. Representatives. Gaines of West
Virginia and Bonynge of Colorado have
advocated high protection. while the
chairman. MIR. Payne, and Representa-
tives Boutell of Illinois, Mccall of Massa-
chusetts and Longworth of Ohio have
urged lower duties. The other members
Representatives Hill Of Connecticut Need
ham Of California. Dalzell of Pennsylva-
MIA and Calderhead OF kansas-have
favored protection for the interests of
their constituents but have generally
been open to compromise.
Evening star., 1909-03-10
|LEUPp CONSENTS TO REMAIN
WITHDRAWS RESIGNATION AS
INDIAN COMMISSIONER.
Probable That He Will Be Retained
by Taft Administration if He
Can Be Induced.

Francis f.. Leupp has withdrawn for
the present his resignation as commits
sioner Of Indian affairs at the request
Of Secretary Ballinger of the Interior
Department.
In accordance with his announced in
tenlion of retiring from public service
at the close of the term of President
Roosevelt, Mr.. Leupp promptly rendered
4. The resigna ion was sent from the
White House to the Department OF the
Interior.
Secretary RaIlinger requested MIR.
I.eupp TO continue in charge of Indian
affairs. The commissioner asSented.
When it became known today that Mr..
I.eupp was not TO retire at this time ne
was congratulated by many friends and
those who have business with his de-
partment.
Among those who expressed satisfac-
tion that Commissioner Leupp was to
remain were two Indians, Eufaula Harjo
and Cesar Fixicochlee qhey are here
as representatives of the council of the
four nations--Creeks. Cherokees. Chick
asaws and Choctaws-located in Okla
homa.
They authorized their representative
here to send to Mr.. Leupp letter Of
thanks and congratulation. and to eX-
press the wish that he may remain perma-
rently in charge of matters affecting the
red men, because of his uniform justice
and fair play and his interest in the wan
ing race OF first Americans"
II was said today that President Taft
is also impressed with the administration
Of the affairs of the Indians as naugu-
rated and carried out by Mr.. Leupp and
the reforms he instituted. Ii is believed
the commissioner may be induced to serve
if not permanently, at least another year
Mr.. Leupp said today he will leave
Washington for Chicago and ST. Louis to-
night to award some contracts, and prob
ably will not return until the latter part
of the month. He said he could not in
dicate how long he would continue In
office commissioner of Indian affairs.
Evening star., 1909-03-10
WANTS POSTPONEMENT TO May
CAPT. HAMS ATTORNEY OP.
POSED TO AN EARLY TRIAL.
Intimates That Insanity Will Be a
Plea of Defense for Killing
w. E. Annis.

FLUSHING, \. y. March lO-An effort
to have the trial of C3pt. Peter &. Hams
for the murder of William T.. Annis post
poned until some time in May was made
by counsel for Capt. Hams in the supreme
court here today. At the same time 1t
was indicated that the insanity plea would
be strong reliance of the defense. Jus
tice Garretson was asked by District At
torney Dewitt TO set an early date for
the trial, but John F. Mcintyre, attorney
for the accused. demurred to the request.
pleading inability to prepare the case for
trial before the second week in May. He
said that he would be obliged to call more
than seventy witnesses among them eight
physicians. and asked the courts indulg-
ence on the ground that these insanity
cases require far more attention than
others"
Justice Garretson said he would take the
postpOnement request under consideration
If MIR. Mcintyre would submit aftidavits
that his time was entirely taken up in
court or that he would he unable to get
his Witnesses together until May.
Mr.. Mcintyre promised to have the nee
essary aftidavits in court Monday next.
Evening star., 1909-03-10
INVITE FOR JEFF.
Jack Johnson Wants Conference
With Big Jim.

NEW YORK, March 1o.-James J. JEFF
fries today received an invitation from
Jack Johnson TO meet him in the office
al Johnson's attorney in this city to ar
ranSe fight. The invitation was handed
to Jeffries by an attorney for Johnson as
Jeffries appeared in a magistrates court
10 answer a charge of violating the penal
code by sparring three exhibition rounds
with his partner in a theatrical perform
ance last night. The note read as follows:
My client, John Johnson. the world 8
heavyweight champion, desires me to in
form you that he will be glad 10 meet you
al my Office to complete arrangements for
a contest between the champion and your
self"
JeffrieS would not comment on the note
The charge OF VioIating the penal code
which was made by the police was dis
missed, JeffrieS attorney contending that
the sparrins was Il part of the theatrical
sketch.
Evening star., 1909-03-10
OPENS IN WILD DISORDER.
Renewed Turbulence Marks Open
ing of Austrian Assembly.

VIENNA, March 1O.-The lower house
of the Austrian parliament. which closed
i'm disorder February after a scene of ex-
traordnary turbulence arising from the
old antagonism between the Germans and
the CZechs, reopened today with every
promise of continuance of the disor-
6ers. The galleries of the house were
crowded with partisans of the two fac
tions, and Immediately after Nthe minis
ters appeared hostile shouts thundered
from the Czech and radical benches.
drowning the cheers of the members of
the left party and the Poles
Premier Won Bienerth amid an inces-
SAINT tumut, declared the nineteenth ses-
sion opened saying he hoped the work
would be crowned with success and the
proceedings not disturbed. His state
ment sounded ironical in face of the un-
broken uproar-
DR.. Pallai, Christian socialist. was elect
ed president of the chamber He appeal
ed TO the delegates to unite in fruitful
labor for the welfare of the country.