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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-27
Sas lctte aatitcI.


0ron Mop 8oeIer begcbt Selbitmoro
ourd) gergiftcn. @eriudte DoI
DEM Gooe %pergebenS Den gelhie.
ocnen @otten 81 iprchen, - Sin.
terlieb potbetiides Shrciben.
Srou Mop 8oeIler. ole gei1icocnc
6rau BON nSoe" WocIler, Dem Gi0cr
Thinner ,ocS Sollpluooo Enrf am Bad
Hioer, begin1 geitcru Selbitmorb,
inoetn lie in ibrcnt &oitbollie Or. t39,
Moro . 6rOutitrobe, cine 9oiiS Gar
bolloure cilulnbnn. Sic ncriudte an
Nbcno 5llpor, ibreu %ebemoIi9en SGT
ten 81 Ipred)elL mo bn ibr cine I'm
terre0ung nit bemielben perpcigert
ipilroe, febrtc Iie nliBnmtbig nud) III.
rer 8ohnut9 3ltriif mo iprod) Sri.
SouiIe Smith acNcniiber Die abiid)t
aus. oc0 &cbcnS @iirhc o55llpcrien.
Cielc 9lnubtc, ooB cS iid) I'M einCn
ld)led)ten Mib bonhle. Sron 0oellcr
rabm inOelieu Dor ibreit Stlocn ooS
8iit Gin. Gle Yoli5ei wuroe benod)
ridtiet mo Die Gebensmiibe nod
Dem Stobt > Soipitol oebrod)t. 100.
lclbit Die gcr5tc bel ibrcm Gintrcficu
itilr conitntircn foruhteL oob iic toOt
mar.
@or ibrcm 8ooc idrieb Irolt 0ocl.
Ter Iolgenoc Noti5:
DSieber Soc i) gebe bcinl ST
n%teiner MItter, gegrabe mid nit
meincm aino. @ott iegue Git iiir
NIleS, mas I'll iiir MIDI getbon bait.
cd Iiebe Sid liebe lid. Iiebe Iid.
Bon 0ciner ungliidlihen 6ra,. @on
Wap oil See"
Gic Soote mar uripriinglid) Gin
Sri. Smitb aus Ehilabelpbio mo
mar 80 Sabre nlt. Sic mar cine
Sdngerin unb Icrnte Srn. @oeIer
a~eIeaentlid) zines Gnitipieles i'm SOL.
lppooo Enrf fenlen. Glir5 ouroui
beiratbetc baS Gaar, INN lid Dor odt
Yioiloten ld]eiben jill lnIien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-27

u d) 8 walt u oono II
perbuftet. = 8eitern botte Vii.
liam y. NoononJ Nr. 1854, @ouNG.
Str, Elm %bctonnter HedtSummult bon
Sit.9oltimore, Dos Ycd). 5uiommeu
nit Srco, Z, GSlinger bon 9tr. 1907,
@dntsS traBc, inter Der Inid)iiloi-
glng oeS on9ebIidcn unor6cntlide!l
9atragcns Dor Holi5eiridter C9tcia
i'm oitIifelt Stotionsbouie gciiibrt 81
wcroen, Dor Dem er ihon 10 munhell
ormen SiinOer rertbeioigte. @ie bic
3engcnousiogcn ttgoben, bate GSlin.
ger, Der betrilnfen mar. Den Mnpnlt
IN elmer @irthihoit an Caroline. un6
@uuf.Str. obne &crunIoiiun9 unge,
griffen, moroui Nooron icincn Nn.
9rtifer nit elmer Slolhc olif Ben 8opf
idlug. 80trenb GslinQer i~ci1lcll
&ppi pcrbunocn hottc, 5ci1te Noonon
cine munoe Stele am aopf Dor, mel.
DIE nigcblih BON eincm 9iB GSlin-
gers herriibrtc. Ser Hid)ter entIiei;
6cibe ar%reitontan bis 81 cinem meitc-
rclt mpr0cn itottiinocnbcn Gcrbor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-27
Sraft nnb @clnnobcit in jcScm
Srppfcu.

6loIdenbicr, pie cS ans Scr ncilcrl
6loihcniia.InIagc Der George @iin-
tier. ilnn., 0rou.Go. bcruor9cbt, miro
BON fcincm mlocrcn Sicr III Scr Stdbt
iihcrtroiicn, Sic ioatcn cS rmbcoingt
I'M Sollle bnbcn. Ncitcllt bircft BON
scr 9rolicrci obcr EbiQipS Bros,
northumberland Siitc BON 2
9utcno 6Ioidcn $1.00.
(Wai4, Ii,Go, Sa-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-27
ScbbeI's einsigcs NtcTicr.

Nir babrn MIR Gin Ntelicr in @nI.
tfmorc, ,tno bas bciinort iidl in Der
Gtase sn rbrner Grbe, Nr.32i, Woro.
Wag-, rabe Sigb.Str. ainber.Ebo'
tpgrapbirn cine Epe3ialitat. - 9eins
agenten nnS feine1 reopen AZ itciaen.
]. 0ebbcI. 6. Giin, Wsiddftsiibrfr.
(t4--1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-27
Sbeo. s. 1iener e So,
2f7, Gns8altimorc-S trnbe.

Telltifes irno onberes altsldnoi.
id,es @elo gefnnib iino perfanft
SeIoienonnsctt beiorot md Gcutih.
LAMB, Ccitrcif, MiibIano II. |. 10.
Ned)ieI mtsaeIteIlt ani auSldnoiide
ganfeu. Greoitbriefe uno 9rapeIers
CHEQUES. (9--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-27

Sr. DC upfrohf. = Sm Sobns
Sopfiiis' Soiaital lieet Sr. 8eo. Wiop.
ein prominenteS MitalieO Der oberelt
@ierbunoert galtimore's. frunf oar.
nieoer. IS piro beiiirdtct. boB or oil
YIinboarm ent5iinbling Ieioet. Gr
rrfralitte am lctteii Wontag.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-27

Sin Saa I'M Sabr, Der 3iinaitmon-
tag, fat icit cincm gicrtcliatrbnnbert
bic Dentidlen yaltimDre's ubas lin.
teridieS Der CORRECTION i'm Sicnite
oes @obltbnHs perrint; nnb 10
pirS's an6 bcper iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-27
!. UeIoicuounGcn.

@eloicnbimeen nah GcutidIano
nno Ccfireid . llngorn iid)er uno
fdnen bciorgt. 8, 10 itno 90 Utarf.,
Iofpie 10 uno 90 aronen . Sdeine 81
perfnufen.
9hfo. s. 1ienrr 6 Co.,
o. 81. III, Gft.SaItimpre.S tt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-27
Noti5.
ScmOfratiidJss Sauptauartier,
Gmtaiu Suaie, Baltimore, Mo.


9enldb ben 9eitimnnnaen bes da2itels 1877
ber 8efeee Der 9egislatir bon Wiar9lano. in
Der SanuarsS iBun9 1908 aIgeiommen. tperoelt
bieruit bic ange1ebeuen NIB ieitgeiesten Eaten
auaciinoigt, an uelben bic observation-disclosures
Rrinid rtpahlm tn anne aruusei' nno Sptparo-
Suuutiss 0ebaltea Deroen, UNI Selee1te1 81
Der am II. sueuit 1909 in Der Siabt 9dIiis
more itatttinOen6et taate'9onpertipn 81 ers
pdbler, rpelfe Contention einei 9anoio1ieIt
Der Sen,pirnttihcn Tartei fIr oas Nmt hc5
56ubamtssGnnirulelr norltniren ipirb. Die
70 drberaumten Hriindrtpableu iniitten eefIdb
Ben Rnricbriften nes beiugten Rapitels 1877 Der
Wfte bon 1908 ~aebalten mo g~eregeIt ,pereelr
unb ben oemofrnitihen SorIlteTl
zines ieoen Der genannten Counties III gloit5
oiefcr 0ater in eeieelt6er 6orn' seseben NOR"
Den.
Sic 70 oauaeeebcncn ino teit9e'feuten" Sa4
ten iinb. iuie foigt;
Anne aruuotl.6puutH, samitag, 20. Snni 1909.
Suparo.Guuutn eamitna, 81. 3nii 1908.
WnrraB ganbtper,
Soritter bes oemoirutii6en StaaiSseeHlraI'
Gomites.
(tA-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-27
3mettes 6pu5ert.
5omntag, ben 20. SHni 1909, 3 ilbr 9aadlmL,
groRrs Matinee.GunSert
Der btfentltdten Sdlulen, init freunbiifer Gr-
fanbniR Der SdbnIbeb5rSe Der gtnbt
Hetu. Jlurf

groBes Wtattnfe'Sun5ert
Der btfentltdben Sdluien, init freuuoiidber Gr.
Geiu'aurf.
Gbor bon 5000 qIemertar z 9iiIern
e6Strissni p; 6Fant . air
Sirigent hilbert g 9as,peu.
9biIbarmonii6eS Sr6Siter aus 100 aitnftIern.
mme. Gass orInne ri atSe 9ei asIf SaSf goprou,
Ser CLAUDE Cunningham, gariion.
Trogrdmm
~arjnin9SsW arfd .....S. Sbenofun
S~eitsOr0efter.
r&e goi stfrnie" aus n@fiiab" 80. WenocIsiobu
GIemenidrsS dfter.
Sltie %9Sitb Serblire Glao" aus oGreus
y" Dime. 9aiiccr 'aaccirc6. 'D''
a. "3be @eabens 9roeIdiig" ....... 9eetboeert
b. pSeiIig" (Snb is SoIp) ......... .Iottn,an
.sronorc. g,o. g. e0alan'er' i. .geetoopen
-. OF, cnor, issisor6eiter. 81 s,,rmaa
: teYIeiinic;ntars5 diilter' "''
Nrie .Souno an AInrm~. .......... Sduoel
9unteI 8eobpe.
'OsA"0 eO''s'' ssf:6taeter. ~''''0. S'S''
"9pmn Of COB ane .9raIles ...... .aieOIao
.gmeriran sonioIHs sa'onief, gietOr oerOert
@rnbe 5tnolc ~gtar SpaneleS Sanner+.
CNte arluetcnoen iino erfnht, mit5uitngen)
1rittes GonSert.
sunmtas, ben 20. Snni 1900, NM sis sibenss,
critics sroies 9eh.GonSert
oec uyinrobltitGen Sdngerbunbes puu Nmcrtfa"
tNtnNefttbor bon 6000 Stimnier).
SoIiiten:
5rdii @%rneitinc SbumanrsSeinf, Me33osSoprnr,
as,. &err 9laioe SiIlniitebam, 99rtton
5eitsGtrtBent 1nIius Gorenj.
rogramm
nIduubduier" Sunertiire .....M q. NuatIer
RhiIharnlDutfdpa Srhciter
"26dfcr's Sonnto9sIien" Conrad areuscr
"efH{lG aIn,Ire ,inS srri Ssie aus "eERroSapgtbe" oo,,.~
- 5rau ednmann. 6sinr.
"00'O"''"''0 m,io,erdor 10 &fe''a'
nGri III" aus ~Mosfcnbaa" .....,.G 8eroi
9err Glanee Gnnninabant.
"9n0 Der SneeHOdms5ts ,,.,.'a anOcde
. aui,er.mort6" "'u"''pU'' " Woo,s,
Bbiibarmonii6es Srdbcficr. SS"'
a. 3ii eirabburs anf Der Ianeeh
b so soils al Somea. d. @aaan Scr e Rustm
!'affenfor,
Irie aus rSimion nno 9aIiIab". saint saenS
6rnu ShumdnnHpetHf.
"gis6ia Der aren5fa9rrr" ........M 4ilfe
treu inftrumentirt bon J. JiiebeD.
giertes eomsert.
@'ontas. ben 81. ouui 1909. nm SIS sbenbs.
1,uettes srehse 5eh.Gonaert
oes oHDrocMttfen SGngcrbnnoes ppn 1merifa"
t@fnnciubor bon 5000 Sttntmen).
SoIifien:
6rali Grnsfttne SdlTannspeinf Me88oseoprur.
RaiIboru,S SsT ,fs. Sagis. Ssoooe 1snOr
6;it'Strteeft Carl Sein.
ProeruHtn:
p9cs Ircluoes".. piSst
>. -, %s6ilbarmOniii6cS or6sficr
@afen6pr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-27

GeriommIung 5u Sit unO StiInnle
beredtigt iein.
8rogramm Fir 0aS Sor'
gerfeit It.
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Stdot Baltimore.


nGnHrth" - y9ebmun Sbop".
uY,arhIaue" - 1ettb's ,4u StQr".Sauoes
olle uno NSnnoelbiIher.
ngieturia" = SGuoeoiue lno Nanoelhtloet.
uTeEtinrs @niienbauS." - Rttn9'tnionid9.
ben 81. Mai. 5rilb tn9sl eft I'M Jlperpierp'ydrt.
nEruipect Vurt" $780, SriibiabrssHeEllel all l.,
3. 3. uHo 4. SUM.
Sic Bari'GOn5erte finoen mle tol9i liait;
Sonniaq ........ EritbsQIusgdrt"
llpntag. ...y SeOeral gill" II. o3tipcriioes @ort"
(%ubpedfelno) -.
Sierfino. ...R atterion.Snri"
zJtlthppn. ..,.,...,' ,.,.' Of" Niu!otNla 'Hutt
SoHUetIlag ..... . .,..... .....s BNuIluH1 SUI
Sreitag. ....... ..,..... sEliliuHa 3aft
Sumitaa. ......, BHttCrlorsRnrt
Sus SunntnqssGonBcr miro BON D llbr RAD
miitnas bis ubr NbCnos arbdiicn.
Die GoH5crtc an ben 9SohentngeI tiloeit
ben rs bis 10 llbr Nbcuoe ilntt.
Grugramm fir beute.
nSntt0il' Bart"
Mnu4 gtNplreli @lh9 '''..'''''''' ,SeITt9
.tSell AlioCtlure ...,.. ,.,..,... ,. .9utnlut
9Sal5cr u9nriCe Friuec" ,,...,,..... cohen
Sclcition Bohemian Girl".....a,..... Nalic
Surnpbunes SucttC ........... NueQcp0blles
80. perntunn Rumpf mn 5rani StaQo.
SGntniie " FAB at 9Seit lotnt" ...... Venotg
Wdlctr1uiii pyieu @ippn", ,........, .Gcrildll
pNnppp 90 gudO" .............,.......Y nl1pc
.@Sbrn ! murrD gou ......... Stumble
n2t Ioois lie a BIG niabt tonight.
Ban 9uiibue
n pif6 \ buo a @irl". ...-..........Yc Ron
&otpuuyri Spngs pt tbe 6dt5crldnN" pdntpe
Wiarih dublin 0ntfies". ....,.... .2Seurtb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-27

ainScr, bic lire Gltcrn beiitem,
MAIDEN in jcbem Spmmcr 9ntenoc
ppn Tamilien. nub @crcinsansfliigc
init, 6elit ben eltrrnluicn Yilcac.
bcfoblcncn bes Sentid)tbnms Salti-
murc'S bcren cin5isen SabrcsanS-
flng AM Eiinsitmuntae pcrid)6ncrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-27

Man seOcnfc Der 8aiicu; bas
arOfc Sriibjabrsfcit ocriclbcn uiro
in biciem Sabre i'm Mipcrpiclu.E arf
ab0chaltcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-27
Grites GonSert.
enmitaa, ben 10. Suni 1909, INT S.15 si6eHos,
GIMP fdugssG
,Qcreinigte SGnger Don Rtp sglprt",

Mnte. Gorinne Rioer aelfeD, Sopran.
Serr CLAUDE @nnntng6nM, Barton.
0bilb1rmonif6es Srdeiter aus 100 ailnftlern.
6cftsSirigenten: Sulius 2oren5 uHo 9drl SeiH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-27

Nr. 10, Sdrococr- II. Solins.S Str.
Nr. rs, Sorforo. II. Mibloub-9lpc.
Nr. %, @onoltr., nobc Gottton. gpc.
Nr. %, S6orp. unb @eit.Str
Nr. 40, Orleans lno gisqiitbitr.
Gr. 43, Sigh nabe 0npctte- Ctr.
Nr. SO, @cit-@ oooberrp.
Nr, ~. HtogelD. nnD gorrcitr.
9tr. 90. Gburlas. uno Citcno.Str.
Nr. 81 Geoic- nIto Mr9% onnltgbitr
Hr. 95pu2erineton+S Eth. un0 Sire
mont. Npenuc, .egla
9tr. 100. Sorntpgo. ii. Wountitr,
Nr. t0fi @onoitr. liilb slibInnb. Ape.
Nr. LOG. Sill. nobe Sborpitr.
Nr, iii, @aeiheitr., nabe Fremont.
aueitnc.
Hr. 1t2, Gorep. II. Gboppel. StraBe
Gus Gunlitc fir Gegeln mad,te sic
iolecnben Gmpieblungen iiir 8eb6l.
ter in bcn Sotihnlen, iuelde Din [.
Sonitar 1910 in Grait treten iolen
befannt:
4. Sabr (fciuc G%riabrtng) 500.
Gin Spesiul, 9sriht miro oni Gnbt
oes rrItet Sabres bonn Superinten-
benten perlungt.
2. Sabr $3.50; 3.Sabr $500; 4. Sabl
--L -AA
$50, 8. Sahr 500; 6. Sabr $1,000,
Z. Sabr SLIGO; s. Sabr $1,000.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-29
INSURGENTS READY FOR
THE FINAL STRUGGLE

Washington. Nov. 2S.-Nicaraguan
insurgents are now engaged in what
is expected to pc the final grapple
with the Zelayan forces, according to
unofficial advices tonight, reaching
Salvador Castrillo, representative of
the Nicaraguan insurreetionary forces
here.
Advices indicate that fighting is in
progress at Rama and Greytown and
that Il general assault on Managua,
the capital will follow.
Arms and ammunition landed early
this week from the Norwegian steam
cr Utstein, are believed to be in the
hands Of the insurectionists and
prompt use Of them by Estrada's fore
es is expected. Senior Castrillo point
ed out tonight that it would require
less than three days to transport the
munitions from Bluefields where the
Utstein landed them, to Rama, and
that. as soon as his compatriots were
supplied, immediate conflict with the
government troops was inevitable.
The department of state tonight de-
clared it had received no advices of
any kind from Nicaragua. All inquir-
les as to the landing of marines on
N~icaraguan territory were met with
evasive replies but these were such as
70 give rise to the belief that some
force has been put ashore to protect
American interests and reconnoiter.
Just how large this force is or how
long it may be intended to be kept
there could not even be guessed.
1t was rumored here tonight that l..
f. Corea, former N~icaraguan minister |
the United States is slated to sue
coed Zelaya as president of Nicarag-
ua and that his candidacy will meet
with the favor of the United States
government. While definite know
as to his plans are lacking it
Is believed he left here tonight for
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-29
GERMAN REICHSTAG
TO CONVENE TUESDAY

Berlin. Nov. 1N.-Thc -relenStas VII.
%roconvene Tuesday. the emperor re-.
turning 10 Berlin o. opcn the session
personally The speech from the
throne BIS expected to contain interest
inE forecasts eft tIv Imperial policy.
The session Will h, ,~umrarsti,eh.
quiet il is believed. although bitter
ness between the Various parties is
Sun intense.
Tue socialists ar, tho onl, psrfy
satisfied with the tuur-. of events
Since "a" nnauce bills wen, passed.
The rcrent h,-oiecuouz of .ht
r'iD hstag and IA, state ana munlcmai.
elections show % drift OF podticaI ten.
denotes strongly toward the socialists
deliberations are expected Geo touch
American affairs Various points oi
.h' American tariff win Dee discussed
DO some form even 90 no treat, oi
.arir agreement is presented for ra
icatieu
American trade affairs VIII probably
b, brought up In The discussion Overt
Do" hil taxing potash exports hollow
indicate prices.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-29
TAFT REACHES FOR BIG
STICK TO TEACH NICARAGUA

Washington. Nov, 2S.-The naval
preparations which the United States
began on learning of the execution of
the two Americans at the order of
President Zelaya will probably develop
in the next few days into a big stick
of the good Old-fashioned kind which
Uncle Sam may brandish over the
head of the Nicaraguan dictator. War
ships and army transports are being
watched for indications of govern
ment's next o and any hour may
bring new that Yankee hlueiackets
have landed on the soil of the war
Wracked republic.
1t is understood here hat Horace
G. Knowles, the newly appointed Uni
ted States minister to Nicaragua will
probably head a commission to inyes-
tigate political conditions in the Cen
trail American states.
Mr.. Knowles has never departed
for his post. Secretary of state Knox
has summoned him to a conference
at which it is understood the work
and personnel of the commission is to
be taken up.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-29
DOCTOR COOK RESTS
NEAR NEW YORK
Brothers. Statement Declares
Missing Explorer, on Verge
Of Nervous Prostitution, Has
Sought Needed SecIuSion,

IN, Morning Journal special Leased Wire
View York, Nov. 2S.-Thcy found
DR. Frederick \. Cook tonigrt. That
Is, an authoritative statement was Is
sued by his brother w. l. Cook, say
ing the explorer, who mysteriously
disappeared from public view y%estor-
day was still near New YORK recupcr-
ating.
he was on the verge OF a nervous
breakdown and his retirement was
absolutely necessary.
The statement as issued by Mr..
Cook follows.
Or Cook II In the vicinity of New
York trying to get o. much needed
rest. II he decides to go To Europe
there wnl be no secret concerning his
departure. / think hat his friends
and critics alike should be charitable
enough to- allow him To rest until his
health II fully restored lie has not
been reading the newspapers IN the
last few DAYS n il not responsible
for the statements that have been
issued by those who were acting as
his -pokesmen
In sending this data Go Copcnha-
Dr cock has fulfilled his obli-
cations To the public
The foregoing was issued by the
explorer brother In view of the fact
trat the doctors apparent s~eclusion
caused great anxiety among his
friends leaving even John Il Brad
12. his financial hacker. being puzzled
and eNasperuted Mrs Cook rs also in
Sew York but her exact whereabouts
has not been announced.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-29
PRIEST DECLINES TO
OBEY ACCOMMODATION
latrcr tarrigan Reads Order ExpcIl-
ing Him From Church.

Denver. Nov. 2S.-Despitc the for,
NAL notice of his excommunieatior
from the church, was read in most OF
the churches Of the Catholic diocese
of Colorado. Father j. +. Carrigau
pastor OF st. Patrick's church con.
services before "A large con
gregation today.
Father Carrigan himself read the
notice Of his communication
Bishop Mat2 TO his parishoneers
lie then discussed the notice in detail
EXPLAINING the charges brought
against by Bishop Matt and charac-
torizing the document as the last
of e desperate man., consumed
by the spirit of revenge against his
brother"
Father Citrigau's stand in refusing
vacatc the p%astorate was upheld bv
local courts.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-29

adds. at a time when the sledge load
Were heaviest. Cook. he says. thu
Travelled over a distance ~ per cent
greater az a speed 40 per cent faster
than Peary with his years of expert
ace and superior organization.
The record, he says. OF any Arctic
traveller. need no revision for. IL they
are honestly Inscribed. they cannot be
subject 70 revision Such records. he
points out, are kept IN dirty. greasy
grimN note hooks the Inscriptions IN
which have been "penned with
frost bitten fingers by a weary man
lying in the half darkness Of a rein
deer skin bag. in a snow hat or tent"
Let II be understood. says Mr.
Weilman, that such records are al
ways ready, They are complete and
perfect the momen they are written
They can BE- turned over 10 a scientific
committee in two minutes as well rs.
two months-and much better.
TIL man who has lone an honest
piece Of work and recorded it faith
fully. hour by hour. needs not recon
struct that record. The bank cashier
who took his daily lcdgers covering a
quarter year home with him. upon the
preteNt that they needed revision and
preparation before submission ana in
sisted on retaining them some months
with nc other eyes than his to sec
them. would probably find himself in
trouble with his directors and the Of !
fcers Of the Law
Mr.. Weiimnu scoffs 1T Cooks as
Economical data, especially the obser-
vations which he claims to hive taken
within las feet Of the pole.
lie is indeed a marvellous tray-
ciCr," declares Wellm8n. who can
average 155 miles per day for more
than q month over sea and ice with
heavy sledges and a marvellous as
Economical observer. who can locate
his position within 1900 feet-four
minutes walk and then advance for
The purpose Of locating II more closely
like the story of the amateur noun
tain climber who assembled a peak and
with . report that he meas
ured its altitude by barometer and
found It to b. eight miles, g rods,
sever feet n three three-eighths
Mr.. Wellman fatty declares that
such observations could bee manufac-
tHlfN any Nn'iff ~ my b'iA anu W.
support this assertion he Includes an
observation" such as might have
made at the North pole on April
~, 1908, which | made today in
Washington with a pencil ana a nanti-
.al almanac
Anyone who knows nautical as Z
.ronomy,' he adds. can sit down I'm =
or Brooklyn OF anywhere :
with a nautical almanac by his side u
construct latitude observations at
Cooks. Is TO the trained eye and a
'ar. a story OF a counterfeit present n
nent. precisely such a story as one q
night pen during "A leisurely journey "
long the coasts of game lands. using q
he incidents thereof. 10 aid the i'm
IN a deliberate transfer Of il
scene Of action SOME hundreds Of 4
niles further north n
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EAGER ARMY OF EXPLORERS .
ON TRAIL OF MISSING MAN

New York. Nov. sS-rho sudden
shit of base by which Or. cook, the
seeker, became nr Cook. the sought.
has enlisted "a small army Of eager
explorers no have been able 60 con
tribut, facts ~ collateral interest
only.
Or Cook, who Slipped quietly away
somewhere Yesterday. was sim In rec
treat tonight Mr. wack. his counsel.
has one to the conntr, for a week
also to seek secluslon Mr. wake. his
r%unfidant. sin anirms that ne knows
where pr Cook Is. and that ne is not
going to tell
Friends of pr Cook undertook Go.
explain the situation today in this
wise.
"H is true they say. that the doc
tors fears AVE been greatly worked
con by the belief 81 SOM, or chose with
whom Dee associated that There exists
"a plot to steal his records even Co.
spirit him away in person 10 even
engaged tWu priVat, detectives te
shadow his supposed shadowers AIrs
and those in her confidence f,1t /.
that this atmosphere was not good for
The doctor and arrnnged Go have HIM
conveyed into seciusiou
The doctor intended uo mystery
hat aspect of his anairs has re-
suited from the announcement madol
hy Wake. who has not seen Dr COOK
tor a week. and merely acted nn pr,
sumption that NJ was 90 sail ON tho
raranla
Mrs. Cooks whereabouts are as
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ALGERIAN ATTACKS
FRENCH ARMY
OFFICER
WouId-Be Assassin Fires Two.
Bullets Into General Verand;
Mistook Victim for War Min
lister Brun,
ny Morning journal special Leased wirel

- ~ 4
Paris, Nov. 2S.--An individual be-
Iievcd to be insane aud having an
Imaginary grievance against the war
department, shot and seriously
wounded General Verand today on
the steps of Hotel Continental. as the
general was entering the building to
attend a banquet The man was ar
rested. Later It WIS learned that he
had mistaken General Verand for GEN
cral Brun. minister Of war
The attempted assassination created
a sensation. It occurred q few mo-
ments after President Faliieres left
the Hotel Bristol. nearby where he
was calling on King Manuel Of Por-
tugaL
As four shots rang out the people
In the streets first thought that an
attempt had been made against the
iife OF the president a the king Of
Portugal Hundreds ran in the direc-
ton of the shots and several officers
pranR upon General Nerand's assas-
who proved 10 be IN Algerian. He
vas overpowered WITH difficulty and
90 be a walking battery Of re-
and daggcrs.
General Verand received bullets In
neck and forehead and his condl-
lion is considered dangerous.
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much a mystery as those Of her hus-
baud. She is supposed to be staying
somewhere In the city, but just where
could not be learned.
DR. Cooks health is the matter Of
great concern among the friends
whom he has left in the dark. Prior
10 his sudden retirement he was re-
ported to be on the verge Of nervous
breakdown and II is assumed by some
that the need for absolute rest may
have prompted his wife TO insist on
his seclusion.