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Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-27
wEEooME THE NEW EDUCATION
Logic of the Situation as Taught ny
the beef Trust.
Cleveland Plain Dealer.

Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The beef trust has entered upon a cam
paign Of education. It proposes to teach
the public that meat prices are high be-
cause they cannot help being high. 1t will
endeavor to teach the people how to make
the cheaper cuts of meat do the work
which the more expensive parts are pop
ularly supposed TO monopolize.
Let us welcome the plan of the beef trust.
Any opportunity to receive an education
is not to be neglected, no matter who
assumes the role Of teacher. But let us
not take the trust too seriously. It's mo-
tives should at least be serutinized. What
would happen, for instance, II people sud
denly ceased buying meat, deciding that
prices had reached a prohibitive figure?
Prices would tumble, certainly.
Is It not more than possible that the beef
trust, in proposing to educate the public,
is in reality proposing to insure its own
continued prosperity? The public is not
obliged TO eat beef. No one knows this
better han the trust.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-27
Politics and PREACHING,
Boston Herald.

II William Jennings Bryan has heard the
apostolic call to go out into the world and
preach the gospel of teetotalism, he ought
to make a valuable worker in the cold
wafer ranks. But from a political point
Of view, it is doubtful II his latest pur-
pose will have any effect beyond a local
disturbance Of his party. Mr.. Bryan has
mistaken his forte. AS a preacher to men
he would have been a wonderful success,
But men do not like to take their politics
with their preaching.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-27
A Chance for the Convict.


A common cause of complaint on
the part of the convict has been that
on his release from imprisonment
every mans hand was against him and
he had no but continuation
in a life of crime. 1t is, therefore, en-
couraging to read in the occasional &C
count of some prisoners restoration to
freedom such comment as "He will be
given employment in his home town"
The prisoner who has fulfilled his
sentence is in law considered to have
expiated his o~ffense, and undoubtedly
should be given a chance. The too
prevalent custom has been not only to
give him no chance, but even to put
stumbling blocks in his way. This
disposition of the over-severe has
prompted sociologists to establish
workshops where ex-convicts might
employ their faculties for craftsman
ship under influences peculiarly be-
nign. Such demonstration Of the
possibilities Of complete reformation
may have had their share in a change
Of attitude at large. At any rate,
there is coming to be manifest a more
generous attitude concerning the con-
Wet, who in many cases is likely to
give the world Just such treatment as
it accords to him. Affording him an
opportunity to show his possibilities
for useful citizenship Will in many
cases make a man of the fellow crea-
ture who has served his term.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-27

TIL trail Of the trust serpent seems to lie
over everything. Every time some ener-
getic, enthusiastic and ~incorruptible minor
official discovers trookedness and law
breaking and becomes dangerously busy,
mysterious influences are set to work to
neutralize his work and run him off the
track. Somewhere there is always some
body in authority who is able to block
progress, usually to the disadvantage Of
the diligent official and often to the loss
Of hiH position.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-27

The city proposes to go ahead and
replace the destroyed automobile pO-
lice patrol at once on the theory that
the $4,000 insurance policy will be
promptly collected and furnish the
money to pay the bill. Would 1t not
be a good Idea to make sure of get
ting the insurance money first?
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-27

Omaha and Nebraska are vitality in
terested in having the Missouri river
included in any scheme of waterway
development hat may be taken up by
congress. The way to get the atten-
tion Of congress is to make a showing
at the forthcoming meeting Of the Mis-
souri, River Navigation congress to be
held in this city next month.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-27

The dispatches bear information
that Senator ~Guggenheim of Colorado
has donated $4,000 for a new build
ing for the Colorado State Normal
If Mr.. Bryan lived in Colorado
he wouldn't let them take the money
for fear of carrying the faint Of the
Shelter trust.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-27

Uncle Silas-What be your rates?
Hotel ~Clerk-Two dollars up to twelve.
Uncle Silas-And how much IL a fellow
only wants to stay up till half past nine2-
Life.
What a fool exercise fencing must be
for women"
why so? I always understood it was
fine"
she told me Yesterday she was learning
how to feint. "-Baltimore American.
did you take your shoes to that place
with the sign, shoes Repaired While You
Yea They repaired six while I waited
and told me to call in three days for
mine. Judge.
Mamma, 1 don't understand some OF
these words, What's the difference be-
M difference, at all, Johnny. II your
father Is aking any part In the converse
ion."-Chicago Tribune.
Knicker-wouldn't you like to be so
famous that people would restore your
birthplace?
Bocker--Td be content if I could make
the landlord repaper my present flat
New York Sun.
"Bliggins says ne has lost his hair
through worry, What he worrying
His wife's coiffure bills. She wants so
much hair that he has to go without any
Washington Star.
cant you" he asked, read ones char
acter in ones palm7"
Yes" replied the young lady in the
fortune telling booth. WI you let me look
at your hand?'
''i'd like about rs cents worth"
Tn sorry" she said, after studying
his palm for a moment, but ! can't give
you that much. l can only find about Is
cents worth, Chicago Record-Herald.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-27

The record OF 100000 in Amer
lean goods carried In one year by rail
across the isthmus of Panama is an
encouraging suggestion Of the tramo
that awaits this country when the full
facilities Of the canal are available.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-27

The nonpartisanship with which the
democratic organs In Nebraska were
surcharged during the late campaign
has vanished already even faster than
1t was acquired. A nonpartisan demo-
crat belongs IN a dime museum.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-27

Il is to be noted, however, that with
the practice acquired in the legislature
fighting corporation cormorants,
former representative Harrison killed
that vicious hog.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-27

Mr.. Taft's agility and endurance in
those c-ross-country exercises after din
ner may be a bit wearing on the mem
bers OF the cabinet for whom he sets
the pace, but they serve to remind the
painting secretaries of the value Of
combining footwork with headwork.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-27

Two Omaha churches made their
Thanksgiving the celebration of the
extinguishment Of theiI church debts.
They could not have lone so in the old
democratic hard times.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-27

Here is q democratic slate which
emanates from Columbus: shallen-
berger for senator. Latta for governor
and Edgar Howard for congress-. with
the check book doing business for the
bunch. How does that strike you? 3
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-27

State Auditor Barton might start a
kindergarten for those insurance
agents who persistently display ignor-
ance of what the insurance laws re-
Quire of them.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-27

The announced discovery of earth
waves to be used instead OF air vibra-
tions in wireless messages serves at
least to restore communication be-
tween the public and the long-silent
Mr.. Tesla.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-27
Consider what the Country Escaped.
Boston Transcript.

Mr.. Bryan's newly announced advocacy
of. prohibition shows him as unfamiliar
with the sentiment of the eastern democ-
racy as his declaration for the government
ownership Of railroads revealed him essen
TALLY ignorant as to the feelings OF the
southern element Of hih party. The coun-
try will never know what an intrinslcally
weak man for the presidential office it has
three times escaped
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-27

Is It not a singular commentary on
the resources OF communication in
this 6 OF electric flashes that, after
all modern Inventions failed to cstab-
llsh the truth about the Aston yacht
the hrst dehhite news came from the
humble postal cardG
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-27

The dairy interests may be depended
on to keep IN y on Mr.. Monkey, the
newly elected congressman from I'LL
nois who is in the oleomargarine bust
ness
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-27

It begins TO look as though the
insurgents would settle President
Zelaya's hash. but that will be no oc-
casion for relaxation Of vigilance on
behalf Of American interests in the
area Of revolutionary volcanoes.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-27
sIsimming the Cream.
Philadelphla Press.

When express companies are enabled to
earn SO per cent dividends, in doing bust
ness that would otherwise be done by rail-
road companies, is 1t any wonder that the
profits of railroad stockholders are fore
shortened?
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-27

The letter r again has its ;atch-
string out at Oyster Bay. But the
New York politicians will not feel en-
tirely at home till it is time for T..
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-27

The foot bali win now gracefully go
into retirement TIL another season,
confident that, Notwithstanding the
popular blast against its fatalities, the
pigskin will last.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-27
Apples OF Concord.
Brookiyn Eagi.

German-Americans in Iowa have sent to
Kaiser Wilhelm a box Of American apples,
and there isn't an apple OF discord in the
lot. The apples Of concord are always
worth while.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-27
A Job for the Marines.
ST. Louis Republic.

One reason why the United states would
find it -inconvenient TO interfere in the
latest Central American trouble is that our
navy can't climb the hin on which Lake
Nicaragua rests.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-27

From the way Mars is reported as
sprouting new canals It is evident that
her reclamation bureau has beer able
to float more bonds.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-27

Please observe that the original Eva
in the initial production Of Uncle
Toms Cabin" has just died again 1 IN
Paris.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-27

and the same price. The identity Of
the bid may not be complete evidence
Of a combine, but II looks mighty sus-
picious.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-27

In Omaha it seems that pedestrians
have no rights in streets or sidewalks
which building contractors are bound
to respect.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-27

Denmark wants a 2-cent letter rate
to the United States. The king should
have arranged that little matter with
DR.. Cook. o.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-27

Discovery of a scandal in the Ger
man navy is not likely to be followed
by any resolutions of regret from the
British tars.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-27

The enthusiastic congressional in
v%estigators of the canal give promise
of standing by Colonel Goethals to the
last ditch.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-27
Reciprocity in sentiment,
Val street Journal.

VII NTTN|T WVWTT EUE8
Canada's announcement that It has no
desire to enter into a tariff war with the
United States expresses a sentiment that
ought to be heartily reciprocated on this
side Of the border.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-27

Subscribers leaving the city tenn
%BOrnriIy should have The B-s
mailed to them. address will be
changed NJ often as r~eqaestsd.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-27

The House of Lords is getting warn
ings enough. but appears to consider
itself secure in it's tenancy.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-27

Parisians are said to be substituting
the zebu of Madagascar for their or
binary diet, Another step in the
decentralization of the horse.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-27
OFFICES.


NINIT.W OF
State of Nebraska, Douglas County, es.:
George y. T~zschuck. treasurer of Tn Bee
Publishing Company being DUR sworn,
says that the actual number OF full and
complete copies OF The Daily. Morning.
Evening and Sunday bee printed during
the month Of Octnher 100 vtns as foilnNa.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-27

Among other recent popular idols,
what has become Of liquid air?
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-27

Five guaranty bonding companies
oner to furnish the official bond for
.NebrRska's state treasurer each at n
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-27

The d~espairing woman who, on the
eve Of suicide, wrote a final note de-
claring bitterly hat the hereafter
could be no worse than st. Louis
could have had no grievance against
the town. Her mood was, evidently
but the reflection Of her career, which
doubtless would have been no different
for a lifelong victim of debt in any
other place. Definite personal appli-
cation to get from under the financial
milestone can be made to develop quail
tiles of sterling worth, but to sit SUI
pinely waiting for something to turn
up tends to force the conclusion that
the town and not the person is to
blame. 1t is easy for a suicide to say
that the hereafter can be no worse,
but the present can always be made
much better by real effort.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-27

Treasurer.
subscribed In my presence and sworn to
before me this LIST day of November, 1903.
(Seal.) M. p. WALKER,
Notary Publlc.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-27
In Other Lands

SIDE Lights on What IL Trans
pirinE Among the Near ana
Far Nations Of ths Earth.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-27
ALWAYS IN GOOD HUMOR.

Uncle Silas-What be your rates?
Hotel Clerk-Two dollars up to twelve.
Uncle Silas--And how much IL a fellow
only wants to stay up till half past nine2-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-27

The hing OF Portugal seeks a wife, al
though the life Of royalty in Lisbon may
seem a trifle Insecure. It Is said that his
affe ctions hesitate between Princess Alex.
andra OF Fife and Princess Patricia of
ConnauEht. The first is the grand
daughter and the other the niece OF King
Edward. Unions between the Guelphs and
Latin royalties have been very uncommon.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-27

Entered at Omaha postoffee as second.
class matter.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-27

VICTOR RosEwATER EDITOR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-12
Ser Srei5cbntc.

Ercnton, N..3y 10. 9(ilguit.-
Nbolpb 9ertihep meldIcr 6ronf 60
n~olpisfp i'm Icbten 0ejcm6cr 81 2ofe.
MOOD ermorbete, iurrbe INN 8 llbr
geute Nbcno I'M Staots3uhtbous bi1t-
grrittct uno lit Der orci5cbnte Ser
trcd)er, pelfcr I'M Stonte 9telu,Ser-
icn I'M eleftriihcn Stubl enbetc. ST
0iug 9efaBt III Oclt 600 II. go6 feline
GrfIGrung Dor icincr Sinridltlrng ab.
SCine 8nttin miro $1,000 ScbenSper-
iidIcrlulg crbnItcn, ga CT por orei
Gobren cine YoIicc iiir oieicn 9etrog
crmorb. 9crtid)cp bate Gin Sotcl 5lt
2otepooo berollbt uno erid)oB So
lolpisfp. ais Oieicr ibn ouf icincr
6!rd)t ucriolgtc, I'M i'm ~ieitjuneb-
men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-12
Glcphnntcninno III 0nnins.

Clan Gcntcr, SIS, 10. Mug. 70
Iic bicii9cn 9emobncr mlrOcn bciltl
NoGmittog 5lpci StunOcn lang Ourd,
ctt @lcpbontcn %tcrroriiirt, mcldc aus
circm GirtllS cntfommtCn >porcn lnO
milo in 0cu StroBcn ocS StGotdcnS
tcrmroItcn. Sin fIcincr &rmo Der.
uhlobtc bic Moritbot, inOcm CT ci.
ncrl Der Glcp6ontcl ms 9ciu bib.
NcricIbc rib lid. %ioiort BON icincm
G&Grtcr los mo oic iibrigcn iolgtcr
i'm. @incr Der @1rtrr mllroe ifmcr
rcrlctt cbe cS 8clong, bic Gbicrc
lpicocr ulltcr Gontrolc gu brirlgcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-12
Yitts6nrgcr Sdlnllfanoal.

Yittsburg, ga, 10. Nligult.-
Ser aninug cines pielperIpred)cnocn
SfonOdld)enS i'll acknowledgements.
ten fam geitern OIL ooS SageSlidlt.
Shuloireftor @Olpurb @omorOS be-
idltloigt ndmlih bic biibife Sdlic-
bcrin 5rul Mc2luliiic, oeret 0otte
rin ,Sruolioc lit, 5uci bis brci Wtol
rp0dcntlid) I'M Grb9eid)oB Der ibr
uttcrItebenoen Sd)uIe @eingelo9c
0caebcn 5it boben. Srau WcAuliifc
6cDoliptet, Dies iei gcrleumouug.
rton babe III ibren @~eieaidoiten b0f'
items ein 8ropiden Bier %getrunfen.
Sic a6er babe Sctpciic. boB oetpiIie
,hetrunfene" Iireftoren nod Der
Sdulle ~gefommen ieien, I'M Die 2e6!
rcrilincn pdbreno Der SfnlItintoen
ill eilem IGnjhen olrI5urorf ern.
6rnu Mcaulifie empiiltg Die Ser'
trcter Der Yreiie in einem elegdntell
idImor5en Nod, bii6If)er lpelBer
@luie unb einem Sut nit foltborel
5ebern. Sic lit iebr bibif) uuo oie
Sful-Goninliii6re baben ibreni,8e
bait bon $500 aui $3.50 pro go'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-12
GanabiIdte Sommcrfriidc in TidJc
aelcat.

Toronto, Snt,, 10. 9ll9uit.-
Sonlan's Sslono, Gin 5luct Wieilen
pcu bier, i%elricitS Ser Voi, gelegenc
SommeririI6e, mur0c beltte Nod)'
mittag Ourd cine 6eucr9brun1It beim.
GcIud)t, meld)e Dos Sem S6eotcr, +"
iomie bic mciIten Der oortigen &c.
ltnllrntioneit, llnterboltungsbuoen,
&oroulicIs Ii. /. 10. I'M 9tu megiegtc.
Scr Sd)ooen miro oiti 100000 &C.
idGbt. SRI. @n0liib, Soiiirerin i'm
,@cm Sbeotcr," crlitt IebcnSgefGbr-
Ijdc granOmunoen ano Gin nod llid)t
ioentiii5irteS iuuges 6ronen5imnter
iolo ocn Zoo in ocn 6lammen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-12
StrGflimaSradlc.

DC t0oIctomn, G..9, 10. 9lllg.
Gonicl u. 6enton, Gigelltbiimcr
bcS bicii9cn nGlbcrton @otclS." "
lrlrOc bcutc oti Der StroBc nicOer-
gcitoiicn unO t6otlid ucrluumort.
Ger GbGtcr lit cin Or trGiIin9,
?fomcu9 McSorlcp, aus Ncp- Oorf,
luclfcr iid) nod Dem &erbredyen emo
<gcl in Den aopf iogte unO icbt
i'll Stcrbcn lic9t. 6cnton bat mit0c-
tGeilt, ooB CT iciner 3eit Mitglieo eli.
ner <rD mar, melde McSorlcp ms
3udtballS ihidtc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-12
strifcr i'm aampf nit Der Yulisci

Sort WtlltumS $, Ont, 1O.Nlt9.
Ger Strife ser Godorbeitcr iilbrtC
bclte jll cinem beoenfliden Gonflitt.
Gic @oIi5ci ourtiuhtc mcbrcrc Gorp.
pier nod pcrItcdtcn Stritcrlt, GtlidC
otricl6cn Iciitetcn @iOcritolo mo
riricn ibre aomcroocn Inn @iiIic an,
uGcin Die 8oli5ei idlcpptc JIG oopoIl
nno gob 6cltCr ouf ocn O}ob, meld)cr
Iid) ibr ouf Der StroBe cutgcgcn-
I;eQtc. %ieIc Striter ioIicn pcrlulm-
Ger poroen icin. Ginc 2ln5obl &6ocla-
fi!brer bciinoCt lid in &uit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-12
0cmOfratiidlc Contention.

9QcS btrcit fir Die belrtc togenoc
Stnota. Convention Ser G~cn1ofru.
ten. - Gonferen5 iibcr ole @lutt.
form. $780, Gie OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
&c ser Stein OeS Anito6cS.
Die 9clegoten ST. Der bclltc Wtittog
I'M y9moitorilms Sbentcr" al Scr
SolporOitroBe ~togenocn ocmofroti-
i6en StuqtS G%onpention longtc gum
grpBcu G6eil 6eitcru idon al, mo
am Ibcuo fonO 5ruii6cu Ocu 6iibrern
cine Gpnfercn5 I'M nNotrl @cnncrt"
itott, in lpeld)rr ilbcr bic @lottform
bcrut6cn ullrbc. Pin Der Gunfcrcn,
nobmcn Sbeil 9un0eHienutur ,5ohn
Multcr Smith 0pupcrncltr 9lultin g.
GrotbcrS, 8uuoeSienator &IiOor &up-
ncr. 9lGtb. Wurrop &onoiocr bic
Stoot4.S cnatoren 9rtbur @llc Cor
man bon NoluQr0-, blair Gee uon
montgomery Sciic YriCc uon @ico,
micos mo ,iohn Wtoorc BON Norces
ltcrsGoumtp @encrulumuolt &iuof2os
be Struu@, GrzStaat@icnator Sho-
mas $. Hubinlon pom NoriorO.Goul.
tp, Gr-S tuot9icnator 2Ibncr @ctt@
BON Moihingtol -GoultN &r. 6rouf
Smith bon ct. Moru'& Gorntn, Gun-
greB-2 Ibgcoroncter 5. @nrrp Goping-
tom bonn crlten GonArcBsG iItrift, Gr.
GongrcB.}lbAeoroneter &oibllo @.Wii.
les uon SonIcrIetsGolultp, &r. &ohn
i. Wobnu Don Baltimore 1t. Nm0crt.
Die @crotbulg uerlici rciultotlo@ uno
miro bcllte WorNcn I'M 9 llbr iortgc-
IcBt mcr0cn. 0tcbrere 6ornIcn Der
Eluttform mltr0cn bon perid)ic0cnCn
&trrcn uor0eIc1t. Die @ultinlorcr Der
lonQcu Experimentation i'm &crhGlt
nib sur @cu0IfcrunG, Die Siibrcr aus
Oen Counties pulcu Scr Sto0t o6cr
nllr cincn 3unuodS Don 5lu0lf Nit,
Nlicocyn ota llntcrbouicS rnO 5rpei
Scnotorcn 3uGcIteben. SIS perlout5t,
00B Senator @ormon 0ngcgcn protr.
ltirt, NoB 9ln0c@lenntor Rupncr pom
Scr Gonutntion inOoiiirt miro, nm bic
Hll@gnbcn iiir sic Yrim0rmubl 81 ncrs
mciocn. Gr ioate, ooa ErimGrpobl,
gcIct lei MN einnlol "a, uno Is ioIltc
lid 0ornod) gcrid)tct mcroclt.
Sic r@crcdlte observation-disclosures 81
ga" miro Der Stoota.G Contention eli
ncn 9cihhlB 5uicnoen, IN meld)cm Die
oenotrotiidc @ortci orinqeno rriltbt
miro, ii6 in Der StootS. Ylottfornl
lun5ueiOtllti0 fiir 9crctltc HcprGicntos
tion in orr Srgi$tdtm dlS5uiprchcn,
mo ctll pNS Sen $50. Tbom, loplor,
@ouIO, 9lepee ntto Sholt beitcbcn.
NcS Gomittes rs sgqr Yi9o RtrO Der Gon.
oelItlol bellppglicM 's12s ~
""''"'P l'1J n gov fih IN| ."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-12
yManrctamia'S" ncucltcr HccOrS

Ncm OOrf, 10. Nllguit. - Gin
Gclltc bier pom 2%iocrpool cingctrofic.
Gc2 &obclgromm melOct, Oob Der
Gampicr yMolretanio" BORT geitcrn
2.beno INN $50 llbr o0cr ctlua 5lpct
Stlmocu iriibcr, al5 oui irgclo elmer
irijberru 6obrt, cingetroiiet lit. Ga-
hhrd bot er 0cn 8ccor0 etobIirt, Ietne
Eoiio9ierc nod am MorttoN Abeno III
6cm cu9Iiidcu &oien 81 lunoert,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-12
Bill SIS Sultan gcmafrcgclt.

GeBcron, 10. Nug. 49, 3ia IS
Snltan, Elm Snfel 0cS fiir5Iid ob.
gcicttcn ShobS bon Eeriien, mcIder
cir1cll gluipruh ouf Sen 5bron bate,
tit 5rrr 3obllmg BON 100000 al
Gle StootSfoiie uno sur 2nnOcSpcr.
wciilung pcrurtbeilt moroCn. @r miro
pon &cId)t oltS inter militGriidJer
GSfprtc iibcr Die @rcn5c ipcOirt wcr.
sen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-12
SrSpcratcr Sampf 5fuiidDcn @cnbar
men nn0 MGn6ern.

NoUotrupof, HuBIon0, 10.
N(lt0ltIt. - Sn cinem Sample 5lui,
iNcn @cnourmcn un0 &Gltbern ,ruclh'
@cBtcrc ooS Goitumt bon 9orono'
mitid 5i pliinOcrn Dcriudtcn, mrr'
sen bcute 5mci HGnbcr mo 5iuci
@cnoormcn Qct0otct uno cilt @cnoor.
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