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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-23

shepherds and the appearance . ,ro OF 'n az
t t5sr abiding r shepherds, where the Christ ist
S Star If Night" by the school; discus
Sion between Roman soldier and He
brew: departure OF the shepherds spntst "S 70
search of the Christ Chlla: a Thr,st child
n L,oJ the manger. the adoring shepherds;
~ song Hail to the Infant King. .
ci9s hnra e viii be the usual distribution OF
rhris,mas gifts and Christmas dinner
saturday. The remainder of the day WIN
be a holiday and will be devo.ea ~ nav s he
s aT 70 the boys by their relatives and
friends will be distributed SATURDAY morn
ing in the dawning. The regular Snrlst .
mas devotional service will be held at .
o'clock. sunday afternoon Rev. ). ).
M,,ir will offlciate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-23
by Mrs. Young-Wither preceded Mr.. An.
drews' address

Three songs. "Hurrah For OLD New Eng.
land. Aud Lang Syne, and Amer
lea" rendered by the entire audience
closed the program. The officers of tine
society are Mrs. William H. CLANCY.
president: Mrs. G. ]. Cummings. first yiea
pfesident; Miss Lillian Norton. second
vice president; Mrs. Gilfillan, recording
secretary: Mrs. s. f. Faunce. correspond.
ing secretary, and Mrs. j. Ham, treas
urer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-23

The Christmas spirit is abroad and
those who are prosperous in the goods OF
this world are moved to remember the
less fortunate who ARE always with us
In many homes of the poor where the
dreariness of poverty reigns throughout
the year there will come a CLEAN OF
Christmas gladness when the bells are
ringing their welcome to the Christ day
in the gray of early morning Saturday.
Down in the mission houses where
homeless wayfarers are sheltered from
the icy wintery blasts arrangements are
being made for the pleasure of the en-
forced guests of the Christian philan-
thropists Christmas day and night. At
the Central Union Mission the festivities
will begin tomorrow evening and continue
until midnight Saturday.
There will be house-to-house parties
who will see to it that some Christmas
cheer Is carried into every home of
penury within their reach. Even the pris-
oners in the Jail and workhouse will be
made to feel that for twenty-four hours
of their sentences at least there Is
happy respite.
Christmas at the Mission.
The Christmas plans of the Central
Union Mission co. Louisiana avenue, as
announced today by o. B. Brown, chair
man of the board OF directors. and Rev.
Francis ]. Lukens, superintendent, are on
a more elaborate scale than ever before
attempted by that Christian organiza-
ton. Beginning with religious exercises
at s o'clock Christmas eve, the yuletide
celebration will be inaugurated. The
homeless men and boys who find food and
lodgings at the mission will be invited
to attend the service of prayer, song, ex-
perience and addresses. The topic will be
1.-THE Birth of Christ and the Infant 'Je-
sus.''
At the close of the Christmas eve serv-
ices the men and boys will be served
with hot soup. After the repast the men
of the mission will be invited to trim
big Christmas tree for the children of
Rev Mr. Lukens-Paul, Ruth and John.
The latter, tot of three years, Is known
about the mission as the baby preach
err 1t is said with his baby prattle
about the better things he has turned
more than one man from sin and desper-
alton.
1t is the belief of Supt. Lukens that
by permitting the men to trim the tree
the experience will carry them back in
memory to their happy homes of long
ago before they became driftwood upon
the sea of life, and cause some OF them
to change their course of living. At bed
time tomorrow night the men and boys
will be invited to go to bed after hanging
up their stockings about the wainscoting
of the dOrmitOry
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-23
Dinners for Eighty Girls.

The eighty girls at the Reform Scnooi
for Girls will be provided with Christmas
dinners Saturday under the direction OF
the superintendent, Mrs. Wise.
A novel feature of Christmas day at the
Washington Asylum Hospital will be an
entertainment by the inmates OF the psy-
chopathic ward The affair will be man
aged by those in the ward. who Will also
contribute all the literary and musical
supt. Znkhan of the washington
ASYLUM. assisted by Asst. Supt. Ladd.
has ARRANGED the details for Oh istmas at
the two warehouses;. The prisoners will
be given a dinner consisting OF pork. po-
tatoes. turnips, minoe pie and bread.
1--WE are killing our Christmas hogs
today for SATURDAYS feast" said Mr..
Zinkhan this morning. and they are
fine lot of animals. We raised them on
the farm connected with the institution. !"
Christmas day services will be held at
the workhouse under the auspices OF Mrs.
Kelley. wife of the pastor OF the Fourth
Presbyterian Church. and Miss Leonard
Of the Catholic Church There Will be an
entertainment December .. including lit
erary and musical numbers under the
direction of Miss Charlotte Van Doren.
the exercises Christmas morning willie be
unf1er the auspices Of the st. Vincent de
PauI society Of the Catholic Church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-23
Christmas Weather.

From present indications the
weather Christmas day promises
to be fair and crisp. There is a
storm developing in the far west.
but its development may not inter-
fere with promised good condi-
tons here.''-Dr Harry Franken-
field. official forecaster of the
weather bureau.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-23

Ii matters little what it is that you
want-whether situation OF a servant
want ad in The Star win reach the per-
son who will I'LL your need.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-23

ing plows to aid them in breaking their
way through the ice, and within the NEXT
day or two all the towing fleet will have
their plows in position and WIN be ready
to fight the ice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-23
Santa Claus Will Come.

In the stiffness of the night Santa Claus
will steal gently into the big dormitory
and fill the stockings. Hermann Braatz,
tall and with wealth of white w!liskers,
will impersonate good old Santa. Mr..
Braatz has long been engaged In Chris
tian work in this city. and he promises
to make most jovial Santa Claus.
The men and boys will be awakened
before. the dawn of Christmas morning
to participate in the service at O'Clock
am. when the topic will be 1.-THE Wise
Men and the Star" Hot coffee and sand
wiches in abundance will be served as
breakfast. The regular Christmas service
will be held at 10 am. 1t will be led by
0. 3. Brown. and free tickets will be
distributed for the Christmas dinner.
After dinner barrel of apples, and
maybe two barrels. will be opened, and
there will be plenty of lemonade and
soda crackers. Cake will be served If 1t
can be procured from the limited re-
sources of the mission. The evening
service will be led by Rev. Francis ].
Lukens. The topic will be How the
Angels trimmed the Christmas Tree At
the close of the service hot soup will be
served freely. There will be musical
selections given Christmas day by volun-
.teer players.
few requests for baskets have been
received by the managers of the Central
Union Mission and they will be furnish
ed poor families.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-23
Entertainments at Jail.

Capt. Thomas H. Mckee, warden Of the
United States Jail. today completed all ar
rangements for the prisoners under his
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-01-07

Sweet Creamy Corn-Pearl Drop Brand ten
der white corn, sold regularly at lsc; special
case "a cans l IS, doz. Csc. can........ &c
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-01-07

finish. and It's hardly necessary 10 say
that Bryan Is sadly In need Of change
In name,
by these few examples Il Ia easy 70
see how much depends upon naming
Il child. His whole mental moral al.
physical training depends upon the mar
muny ~ his vibration, ana without 4
correct name II Is almost Impossible for
anyone to succeed"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-01-07
Annual Sale of Canned Foods, G

Armour Star Hams known everywhere as the
best mild sugar-cured hams on the market; away
below the wholesale cost; special, per ID. l2Ac
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-01-07

for II In one NJ the colleges, Already n
great number ~ earnest thinkers are
deeply Interested In tho facts | have
presented them. and | expect to So" my
followers become numerous. Vibration
IL life. There Is nothing In the number
Of ones name to Jar the number and
color OF ones birth that is II perfect
harmonious vibration exists within us
there ds no reason why life should not
so on forever.
"At my age | am considered an Old
woman | have grown grandchildren
and am proud OF them, but though |
work eighteen hours day. seven days
in the week in lecturIng and carrying on
my wOrl; In this line am to-day freer
from Illness than the average woman u
half my age. Il is because | vbra,e
tremendously and there IL noth.ng to
de,raC. from my vitality
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-01-07
All In Three Cycles.

Each person is born in one OF three
cycles. one. five and seven. three, SIX
and nine; or, two, four and eight II
the name corresponds to the Comhl-
nation OF numbers they cannot help
being successful II men would
choose wives from their own concords.
If women would select husbands whose
birth. number, name and color har-
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-01-07
DOES YOUR NAME
j|DE WITH BIRTH
AND SOUL COLOR
II Il Doesn't You're A Hopeless
Entry in Race for Worlds
Prizes.
ALSO CASH AND HEALTH.
n'.rs. Aso-Neith Cochran, High
Priestess, Explains "FactS"
OF Her New Cult
What's In A name?

What's In A name?
Health, wealth. happiness and fame
answers Mrs. Asc-Neth Cochran, h!gA
pr1estess OF q new cul; which mas just
come into town and which guarantees
to c!!nch each convert fast TO success
like a number four double spring steel
trap BY merely changing his or her
name in accord with the date OF birth,
Did you know you are the proud pcs
SCISSOR OF vibratory name and number
which harmonlzes with the color OF
your soul? Well. you are technically
tagged whether you viii or no, and have
been carefully fitted out WIKI COM
plete set OF vibrations by which your
life Is ruled ever since the day the
stork frs. dropped you Into the UNI
verse.
But perhaps your careless parent, un-
learned IN vIbratory lore, has maitreated
these harmonic vibrations and you In
are avn MS ~ SsS' 49,
Handicapped by misnomer. Then alter
tho nominal mlstit as quickly as you
can, for success will ne"er be his whose
vibrations are playing In d!scord.
Doesn't Look the Seeress
At least so said the founder OF the Ago
Meth Cryptogram OF Names and Let
ters-thats tho official nan OF the ne"
eur-!n explaining las. evening Al her
home. No. 403 West Ono Hundred ano
Ttftsenth street, the mysteries OF cult
which enables a disciple 10 do anything
and everything from remodell!ng an IN
fashionable figure 10 acquiring falne a"u
fortune.
Tho teacher Of the yibratory system
OF governing He has none OF the car
marks OF the usual high prizes ess OF a
new and novel religion. Tall and al
most Eaunt, with black hair and deep
sst gray eyes, this altitud!nous teacher
presents Z picture which borders on
Puritan severity. The shaded llshti
and Oriental hanStngs which decorate
the abode Of the usual seeker afte!
Tr,lth-and this with capital T-avs
not to DO found in the severely fur
p,shed apartment Of this latest scien'
tifc seeress.
As Mrs. Cochran Eat on divan II
her tiny bedroom and told all aboul
the facts" upon whica she has founded
her system she seemed an eloquent ex'
ample OF the benefits derived from haT'
mon!ous vibration, for though she
frankly contesscs to having passed lonl
ago the halt-ccntury mark there Is
scarcely gray hair or a wrinkle tc
testify to hc- age
10 Exact Science"
"ay -A.n. Seth cryptogrnm OF letter:
and numbers Is Il science OF mathe
mates" said Mrs Cochran. "Mathe
mates Is ire only exact science, Gnc
life, heaIth and happiness are nathe
mates zach person !s born With
number our hig,h numbers giving u!
our bodies. our naDo numbe: ou
spirit.
They must be In accordance will
.h o.,,. .,. ,.,o, h. vibration,
.,,. ,,o ~. ,,.,,-, In nor
''', 'n' w.. T., t,rror,. ri,,
n ,' ,,,,".'...,, ,I'a dI,o nj,
.'','' 7'.'.. ''' ~ -,
h'n "' wy a' Nv, :" '.'''Y w.
WIN ''''''Se'' 60, we '''.' t''""n' y.
last h~"'es' pu' we ''''' ''''''ee w
given cTeS. ard /: olr nl'.@g are OF
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-01-07
Taft and Bryan.

Taft was born on the 18th. which.
added, makes six, bringing him in the
three. six. nine concord" was the
answer.
Persons born In this cycle are
always provided for. as has been seen
in the case OF the heir apparent OF Mr..
Roosevelt. But poor Bryan. His
name Is William. too. but being bora
on the 10th. which, being added. make,
ten, he is thrown in the cycle of one, OF
cycle OF nonentity. These peopl,
are always beg!nnLng but they neYe,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-01-07

Red Ripe Tomatoes -Queen Brand soId reg
ularly at l?c special case ~ cans Low aoh.
CSC, large No. 3 can. ................... &c
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-01-07
"Not Theory, bu. Facts"

II lave been studying Il oil nv life. I"
came tho quick answer. This IS not a
theory which l am asking the public to
believe. ar; giving them facts which
/ have proved over and over again.
The cult Is based upon the same facts
as the wireless telephone and teles.
rnphy. It is science which will bene-
At humanity physically and morally
and before long We hope to get q chair
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-25
Belle WMnmcs iuicocr ciunal.

Huportc, Snb,, 81. Mob Tic
Grinnerlulg az Die WnllcnmGrberin
Belle @nnncB lit in ic%niotionellcr
@e!lc iuicocr nil1eiriid)t WorOrrl. ,n
Genlotte IN %oapcr : Gountp lino
olii Der 6orm elmer sSrou GbriItino
&lIteot Sbeile cinca pcrarubcncn
slltonlobilS 9einmbcn moroen. bel'ell
TclIbcr permlltblid) crnlorbct mllrbc.
Gle @cluobncr oeS GorntpS 9lollbcn
mun. boB bic Nruu &uitcbt Nicmono
NlloerS lit, ols Die iplrloS pcrihpun-
ocnc 1unneB, Sic fam i'm April
1908, turj mad, ocn @ronbe bco bic
liocn Salies Der 8unncb, nod) &c,
motto, mo 1T, ipic bic W0rberin nj
0c'1br % Sabre oft. Seit tic lid)
oui Der Nornr nicberlieb, iou tic boll'
Jig 9ciud)e bon mpiterioien Sremocn
crbolten bober. Ger bieii9c Eoli5ei-
dlef God)ron miro lid nlproert llad)
Ecnlottc bcgeben, I'M lie, mel,n nl09-
lid, i'll iocntiiiiircn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-25
Ycarhslcp. 0cics conititntioncl.

SnotnnappliS "a. Nou. -
Cas- Sbergerid,t bon Snoiona bat
cntidieOen, oaB Eriont : Gpnlumcll-
ten ibr 9ier oher ibren ShnappS
BON eil,enl ppridriftsmGBig lieentiir-
ten @irtb bc5ieben miiiien, nid)t pu,
eiuem @roBbGnoler; oas 6erift bat
ilGmlid bos 9eoroslep : 8ele bon
1907 fir ueriaiiunasmaBig erflart.
Sic Nnti : Saloon : 2iga lit an Die
ier Gntiheibirng iebr intereiiirt mno
man erwartet. oaB lie oieielbe III
ibrer Gomagnc De9en Die vSocial-
Clubs" Ole in io0enonnten ntrodc'
men" Counties iIorircn, fruftifi5ircn
miro. 9us 0cnroslep . @cIes iii
oild, bon einidneioenoer Wirfing
eeaen Die 2ieferung bon 8ctrGnfe,
ms Saus fir SnmiIien bllrf Sran-
ereien mo @roBbanolcr in olle,
Stdoten mo Counties, oh .ieilt,t"
ober ,troden."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-25
,Grrnoeniahrt" auf QpfomOtiuc.

Wilfesbarre, go, 81. Sob
Gin Grtro5ug Der Telapare, Soda.
Danna II. @eiterr 9abl,, alf bent
iid) Der Eroiioent oieier @abn, ".
$. S%rllcsbnlc, nit mebreren anoerell
yeulntcn Der Balm ouf elmer Snipef.
tionsfobrt bcianOen. mare in letter
Nad)t ltllpeit bon bier I'm cill 'Saar
nit elmer 2pfon1otipc 5ulommenge-
lioBell lpeld)e 5bonlaS Scol bon
8ingIton. Der altgetrunfcn mar. iid)
unter Dem 8orgeben, ciu InaeItellter
IN Den 9obmuerfitGtten ji iein, al,
Der &oblen5ehe bon Mponoale battle
geben lolien uno alf ipeld)er er auf
Dem Saiptgeleiie ein uSop-&ioe" inl
raideIten Sempo ongetreten bette.
9mrd Die Yfeiie bes Grtra5uaes nod
5eitig aciuarnt, lieB Zeal icine 2ofo-
nlotiue oui elmo Weid)e IauierL lol,it
luGre ein perb1ngniBuoller 3ulam'
| menItnb criulgt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-25
Shlimm fir Rulcmsucig.

Mnr luabnlintig in bic @ottin ieires
Erin5ipola perliebt mo ltcbt icbl
iuc0elt %Grmorolm0 ocs SeBtcrel'
Dor @eritt.
Yhila0eIpbio q, 81. Nop. -
Gin Sdriftltiid, bus urlpriln9lih nlr
%dlfbcluobrt moroen mar, nm nls
Sdnold)riftaprobe bcniiBt 81 lpcrbcn.
eriuicS lidl in Dem Nro5eiie bes Der
Grmoronng 1eines Nr~beitgebers Surs
rp Tictor ungeflagtcl SorriS Holcrl.
5meig ais lhiuermlegcnOes @clueis.
ltild ge9cn Den slngefluaten. Gas III
upiooiid)cr" Sprn6c geihricbene0o
funicntu mlroc I'M 8eriht pom Dem
olii5iellcnl Golnletiber iiberiebt NM
eltpupptc lid ola ein longer Sriei
an Den Hcbntteilr zines npiooiid)en"
So5ioliltcn , Slqttes mori, Der
Sdreibcr ,Molcn5ipeia Sieincn Sebcns-
lauf ldlloert mo tlor maft, 0oB cr
mubniinnig in Die Tron leinca PR
beltgebcrs pcrliebt lit mtb Damn I'M
Natb Irugt, mas CT inter olelerl Inn
it1n0eu tbun inllc.yl ,.
@ic crinnerlidL mlrrbc Gictor an
8. Mai III icinem 2ooeuL Nr. SOL,
Silo.2. StrnBc, crlhollen ouigcilWl=
bclt. Gic Tcpolperfugel mar inn III
bic red)te SdlGfc georlungen mo Die
red)tc 'Snn0 ocS Sooten umlponntc
Die Mnffc. Inter Der Seidc Log cIll
3ettcl, nui Dem nit 9lcitiit inn Dio-
bid" gclhricben itono: .Hieber
Srellnb Hoicn5weig! sd bintcrlaiic
Sir Niles. Nimm Gid nllr mciner
camille on. ,Sd) FAM nift LANCER
lebcn. Surrp Tictor," Toa Sd)riit-
itiit, lpcldIca heute els 0eluclo cin-
gereid)t marc lpurbc urlprilnAlld, III
Hoicn5nciH's @pbnung binter eillelll
Spie9cl Nciunben mo Die NntloNc
bottle. bcn @uueiS 5u erbrinaerL Dob
Der Gr1uB 0c@ Sicbcsfrontcn ml0
ba9 nngcblidc Scitamcrt Elctnr'S
bon Gin mo ocriclbcn SonO gcldric.
ben iupr0pn mGren.
Wehrerc Nriiocr Tictor'S lugtcll
olls,,,ca lei INN unmo9lid) ocluelen.
nit Der rcd)tcn Sano einen Heuolpcr
objuldicbcn cr lei i%iberballpt llnfa.
banbig 9tlucIcn.
0Gl ihlperiteu ShlnN ober lilhrtc
bic Intln9c, ois lie eillen Serf1uier
III cillem Sr6olerloOcn ais 3cllgc
uoriiibrtc, iucld)er nit aroBterS ld)er-
bcit beidNmpr. Moienslueig babe ben
Hcpolpcr, nit Dem bieShot poubrod)t
lullrbe, poll ihnl gefnlft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-25

beiii9Iid) Der @craiitung, mp5ll icinc
Balm beredtigt iein lou, nit Holtbc.
amten beiprehen. Sic Summe be.
lollft IidL tpie er iagte. ouf jabrIid)
$4,000, lpabrcnb Die gobn $4,000
llnfoiteu babe.
Silttrte MnfIagcn.
Ter OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ertheiltc
9efebl, oaB Die am s.. Septentber 1908
gegen eugene 3. Sdeblc Dol, Soleoo,
Ohio, unb augllit y. Mod)en, ben
triiberen Gbef bes acknowledgements
Fol toicnlteS, auf &eridm0rllng loll-
tcnoen anflagen nicbergeIdfugen
lueroen. 9ieS 9eidiebt ouf Gnlpfeb-
lung oes GiitriftSammolts 9ofer ms
nit Der giuieuna Generals oitmci-
tiers Sitfcod. Sdcble botte ieiner
3eit Elm Fatent mlf YricftGIten lno
Wad)en iou lueit mebr bon oieIcu
Vrieifalten beitellt bobcn, ols notbig
maren.
Mellm an uno Eenrp.
Commander Hobert Eeurp uno
Wolter Weumon, Sic beioen Goropol.
Torifer, trofen iid geitern, nad)hem
lie lid) ieit ibrer erlten Grpebition
nif)t gcieben botten, bel eillem pom
Noual Ereb-Glub perunitoltetcn Ont
pfang gum criten Wol pieoer. MuBer
oen 3citungs.G orreiponbenten nab.
men uitd) heruorrogcnoe @elcbrtc,
Hc1ierllnaSbeonlte lno olberc ange-
Iebenc Eerlonen an Der 8eronltol.
tllna Sbcil. Commander Yeorp belt
cine iebr fllr5e Reoe, IN ser er ober
teinen @e5lla olf 81. Goof nobnl.
Heii1nation an9enommen
BeniionS ; G%ommiiiGr @espoIion
@arner lit bon Eraiioent Toit in
&enntriB 9eiebt moroeuL oo6 ieine
He'i9natlon unBenommen luorben lit.
SER @arner mill iid) Der Yilege lei.
mes frorten SobneS wihmen.
aIS Iein Nadiolaer lit Somes g.
Davenport olserluahlt iporoen, mel
der lett 1881 I'M EcniionSoienit Itebt
ltno Die Stelle bes eriten Aiiiitenten
oes Fenlions-GommiiiGrS icit NpGlI
Sobrcn betleioetc. Davenport itonlmt
aus Neiu.Nompibirc mo lit Elm @ete.
ran oes VilrgcrtriegeS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-25

ncllcrc Grnnittelunacn c3 ipobriheill,
lid, bnb Der Sbater Gin ruiIiider Sc.
lertcltr lit.
GtS5tplinarper abren ei lie
g~eiteIlt.
Ser prcllBiide Gultu3miniiter BON
Croft ju Sola bot ol%georbnet, BOP
ooS Gegen Erpfeiior Grnit II. Gepoen
o1loBlid) Des pieleripGbnten Eatien.
tens da6ers m,bGngi0 gemadteT iss
5ipIinarperfabren eingeitelt meroe,
Bur Serfolgung oes Geriabrens man.
aeIe eS on Dem notbigcn beloltcnOen
Material. Ter Nonlc 9epbcn's iigu'
rirte in Ben @eriiftcrL oenen 5ufoIge
Die G%prpp1aen Der m%coi3iuiiden So.
fultdt Der bicIigen llnipcrlitot filr Die
3llneillrng BON reiden Roticnten
Erooiiion bcsobItcn.
Nll Der q il frciic.
Wortin Goufn,onu. neldcr inter
Der Nnfloge, @eloer ser rGotton
8ooOS Gonuerters' 60" IN Hcm .Norr
lllterld)la9en 81 bnben, fiir5li6 IN
Berlin perboftet uno ip0ter off ieirc
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., freimilli1
nod Nfciu.9orf 5uriid}ufc6ren, wic-
Der IN 6rei6cit geiett mur0e. bat bon
Bremen aus an 9orb 0c3 2%IophOan1.
piers "aronprin5eiiin Gccilic" in DC
gleitnnN OeS Nlmoea. FoltinipeftorS
oiIl, Ser feline @erboitung bemcrtitel-
li9te, Die Sabrt nod Nclp.Dorf ulNe.
trcten.
Wirtnngcn bc& nmerifoni /.
1bcn Sarifs.
Ter &crbonb scr &noultriclen bon
@ilrttenbcra fat III icincr jiinoltcn
Siblln9 cincn iuid)tigcn gcid,lub &c.
1oBt. Gr ldBt bllrd cine Gommiiliou
Die @irfungen oeS omerifoniifen
3olltarifs allf Den 0eutlden Grport
rmterllden. 0oS Bacterial, mcId)es
BET Der @%elegenbcit 5uionnlen9etru.
gen lperoen miro, ioQ Der Meaieruna
rorNelcgt luerben, nm bei Der Iellac-
ltoltulg Der banbelspolitiidcn 9e,ie-
hlln9cn 5lpiid)cn Ieutihlono unrh Den
yer. Stootcn Germenolng SIT iinoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-25
MaDor BON S%nSianapulis im &c
orGuac.

Snbionnpolis, Suo., 24.Nou.
Sie Orono Si,rp bon Wuriol-
Golnltp bat nit Der llnterlllt)rng Der
gegcll Den ne,lcrtpGblten repllblitulli-
id)en Mapor 2. 8. Sbonf, erDobenell
ACKNOWLEDGING begonlelt, lid) 5lt lei
ller GrpGblumg Die Stimmen BON
i. ", Gppert, cincm Mitaliebe oes
Stootrothes. unb non 5. >. Sarett
ooonrd) pcrid)ofit SIT babcn, oaB cr
9eibcn bobc >itGbtiihe Mcmter Der
lprad,. Gerertige Stinmenmerbul,g
biloet lad) eincnt beitebcnoenS tuots-
0elcBe Gin Grimil,alpergcben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-25
Gbcitreit'S traaiihe Tolacn.
@nttln zines Neiu . 9orfer Reoof.
telrs madt ibrem 2cben ourd,
Ginnebmen bon Sniol Elm @nbc.

Nem Dorf, "a. Nop. = GSral
Nollp bon Warlolu, Die @attin oeS
bel Der Columbia Moga5ine Eilbliib.
ing Company ais aunIt = Reeafteur
ongeitclten Sru. Glpbe bon Morlolp,
'turb gcltern Wor9en in ibrer @ob=
nllng an &obespierrc Aportement-
Saule, Nr. 23O, @elt.50. Str. nad.
DEM tic Spiol g%etrunfen bette. Oh iie
ous Spfer ci1es ungliiflid)cn 3rial.
les luor ODER oh Selbhmoro porlieat,
tonnte uorlGufig niht feitgcitcllt ner-
ben.
"Sr. Don Wnrlolp er5Gbltc ser Reii.
sci, ooB CT nit leiner Satin, melde
Die GoHter zines mpblbaberoen Be-
id)dftsmonnes IN 9opton, Ohio, mar,
nor elm paur Sagen einen Streit &c.
bobt babe, uno oaB lie icitoem &c.
trennt poneinonoer gelebt bdtten.
Snoeiien gloubte Der @otte nift, oaB
Elm Selbitmoro porliegt, oa ieine@ut'
tin ltetS in beiterer @emiltbsperfnl.
hung unb Ser Streit 10 unbeoeliteno
gerucien lei, baB cine balbige Ser
iobnung 5rpiid]en ben Gbegntten nift
bate allsbleiben fOnnen.
Srnlt bon Marlolu ipor ipGt bon
einem 9eludc bel SrGmuben helm.
gctonnlen. Sbr 0ienitnldofcn bors
te plDtlih einen Sdrei unb tanO
Truu bon Worlom olli Dem Bette
liegen. Sic 6rau iagte, lie babe Sp.
iol aetrunfen, uno has WGod)en riei
dr5tlihen 9eiltono berbei, aber nod
Dor Giltreiien zines acknowledgements
pom Nlomer : @oipital bate 6rau
bon Morlop ibren letten Ntbcrn5ng
nrthnu