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Smyrna times., 1909-01-20
A HUMAN GIBRALTAR.
The Story That Io ToId Of the EnaiisE
Colonel Burnaby.

The Story That Is ToId Of the EngiisH
Colonel Burnaby
In the biography CT Colonel Fred
Burnaby there is characteristic
story. told by his friend Lord Binning
of that soldier of herculean frame ana
reckless courage:
We were engaged in a football
match on the green inside Windsor
cavalry barracks, and the verandas
were crowded with Onlookers as the
colonel, dressed for London in froch
coat and tall hat, with a cigar in his
mouth. came out of the off ,crs' quar-
ters and proceeded slowly across :.
corner of the ground, apparently O.
livious of the fact that Il match was il
progress at the time. vt this momcAi
our fullback, Il gigantic Yorkshiremln
named Bates. who must have weighed
nearer fifteen than fourteen stone
charging impetuously for the bail
dashed full into Burnaby The impact
was terrific but while the Yorkshire
man. hurled backward by the shock Il
though he had collided with Il noun
tain, lay gasring on the ground. neitho
Burnaby's hat nor the angle of III
cigar was in the smallest degree Gis
turbcd In fact he scarcely SCENE,
to realize that a collision had take,
place When he did so he removed Ii
cigar from his mouth and. with b.
pleasant smile. said, Dear me. I d
hope I am not interfering with tn
game" The shout of delight whicI
went up from the verandas was
| thing TO remember.
Smyrna times., 1909-01-20
COLLEGE NICKNAMES.
Some Popular With the students-ob-
lection Made to Others.

Some Popular With the Students-ob-
lection Made to Others.
Some of the colleges have a great
dislike to the way in which they are
referred to commonly in connection
with athletics. For instance, Wes
Ieyan men don't like to be called the
Methodists," as they appear sometimes.
At the Naval academy there is a
strong prejudice against being called
Annapolis" The navy men aren't
particularly fond of "midshipmen."
They believe the proper name for theil
institution Is 1.-The navy"
Columbia has a great dlstaste for the
name Of "Columbians" for their repre-
sentatives in athletics or other public
appearances. At the University of Chi
cago there is a dislike Of the namc
"ChicagO university" sometimes ap
piled.
Although not so strongly opposed Il
II students at Pennsylvania do not lik'
the full title university Of Pennsyl
yania" as well as plain "Pennsylva
MIA" "Penn" is preferred to either.
"Maroons" for Chicago men. "Gophers'
for Minnesota. Badgers" for Wis
consin students. "COrnhuskers' for Ne
braska "Wolverenes" for Michigan
"IuinF' for the men of Illinois-all ar
names that are popular at those col
ieges and are used by the men ther
in speaking of their own teams. In
deed. to a man unacquainted wit
nicknames the average statement re
garding conference college Is pua
zling because Of the almost entire lac
Of straightout names.-New YORK SUI
Smyrna times., 1909-01-20
orinin Of Cards.

The origin Of cards lies far back. in
the hidden antiquity of Asia. no rec
ord so far having been found to un-
ravel the source. 1t was from the dis
tant orient that cards, along VIII
chess, were first introduced into south
ern Europe, Spain and Italy especially
The earliest Of these cards have been
lost unfortunately and no record OF
them preserved
Smyrna times., 1909-01-20
COMMON SENSE

Leads most intelligent people to use only
medicines of known composition. There
fore II is thaA DIR. Pierce's medicines, the
makefstof which print every ingredient
entering Nn4O them upon the bottle wrap
pers and attest its correctness under oath,
are daily grGHing in favor. The COM
position of Dkl Pierce's medicines is open
to everybodyNDr. Pierce being desirous
Of having the Search lIght Of inyestiga:
fiOn turned fully upon his formul@, being
confdent That tho betier the comlQsItlon
0t-these medicines IS known the more
will their great CURATIVE merits be recog.
nized.. Being wholly made Of the active
medicinal principles extracted from ma
tive forest roots, by exact processes
original with Dr. Pierce, and without the
use of drop of alcohol, triple-refned and
chemically pure glycerine being used in
stead in extracting and preserving the
curative virtues residing in the roots
employed, these medicines are entirely
free from the objection of doing harm
by creating an appetite for. either al
coholic beverages or habit forming
drugs. Examine the formula on their
bottle wrappers-the same as sworn to by
DIR. Pierce, and you will find that his
UGolden Medical Discovery" the great,
blood-purifer, stomach tonic and bowel
regulator-the medicine which, while not
recommended to cure consumption in its
advanced stages (no medicine will do that
yet does cure all those catarrhal condi-
tions of head and throat, weak stomach,
torpid liver and bronchial troubles, weak
lungs and hang-on-coughs, which, II neg
lected or badly treated lead up to and
finally terminate in consumption.
Take the 0GOlden Medical Discovery
IN time and it is not likely to disappoint
you IL only you give it a thorough and
| fair trial. Don't expect miracles. II
won't do supernatural things. You must
| exercise your patience and persevere in Its
/ use for reasonable length of time TO get
its full benefits The ingredients Of which
DIR. Pierce's medicines are composed have
the unqualified endorsement OF scores OF
medical leaders-better than any amount
4 Of lay, or non-professional, testimonials
They are not given away TO be expert
mented with but are sold by all dealers II
medicines at rcas9aabie prices.
Smyrna times., 1909-01-20
Secondhand.

"Can't / 80 out into the back yard
and play in the garden, mammaT
Certainly not, child. You must stay
in and study your nature books
Life.
Smyrna times., 1909-01-20

The worship that is most acceptable
comes from Il cheerful and thankful
heart.-Plutarch.
Evening star., 1909-01-31
ORIENTAL SERVANTS

IN these days of loud wailng about the
1 naughty domestic exorbitant wages, and
small returns, it is soothing to recall the eff
cheney and submissive service of the oriental
servant.
In India the indispensable hoy" does every
thing boy being generic name regard
less of age or native dignity, in re-
muneration the equivalent of twelve to four
teen dollars a month at the most. He buys
your railroad tickets. checks Your luggage,
settles the clamors Of luggage coolies, gives
your tips, and Shoes away the hordes of beg
gars; telegraphs to hotels for your rooms and
takes care of them when you get there; makes
the bed, brings the afternoon tea, stands be-
hind your chair at table and serves you
brings your account when you leave, and
wrangles for you over its inevitable extortions.
At the dak bungalows he forages for your
meals and, if necessary, cooks them. He pro-
duces washmen, sewing men, and all sorts of
dealers in everything on demand. He makes
your supply of ice and soda. He runs your
errands cleans your boots and hats, dans
your stockings. and mends Your clothes.
When YOU walk abroad he attends YOU and
directs YOU to the bazaars where you will be
robbed least-receiving his commission later
from appreciative proprietor.
For every rupee IntruSted to him for general
expenditure he renders an account. and though
he doubtless robs you gently he does not let
Gus 20 be robbed by one person rather than a
score).
He is silent and noiseless, salaams whenever
you speak to him. and never enters your pres
ence with his shoes on or his turban off
And finally. his multfarious day ended, he
wraps himself in his shawl and sleeps across
your threshold.
Evening star., 1909-01-31

to have companion to watch her | don
think anyone will see the ghost again.
7 WONDER" he added thoughtiully, as they
walked toward the house. If. after all, /
hadn't better begin to investigate the ghost
of Your past. little grl.' He took her hand
affectionatelv.
We'll. YOU won't find any vestigal signs in
that, anyway" she answered. And she
added, I'm glad | can't wiggle my ears or
pick up things with my toes. I'd rather be ).
lady while I'm asleep
The ucrt story Of tho Seer oi Secrets, The
Trouble scitl TnLltver,' 7,H appear February IL,
Evening star., 1909-01-31
The Ring and the Man
Continued from page 10

and I'd like to have You hear what ! have tc
say and witness all that occurs"
Yes, sir.
Are You ready, Mr.. Chaloner?"
Quite ready, SIT"
IT was Gornv's habit-a bad one, but one
= that he had never been able to OVERCOME
to walk up and down as he dictated. He
stepped over to the desk before he spoke.
selected cigar with great care, lighted IL
amid breathless silence, and the Chief noticed
with admiration that the hand that held the
match did not trembe particle.
Tonight at half after eleven o'clock" be-
gan Gormly, the Chief OF Police of the city of
New York"
You needn't bring me into itl" roared
Connel sitting up.
win YOU have the goodness to be silent,
SIR" cried Gorm,y. Il am debating this
statement, not YOU"
Well you're going to dictate what. .ay.,
thundered the chief, slamming his big hand
down on the desk. or Ill
Keep back there, Somes," said Gormly
sharply as the man stepped forward, his face
:stiame. Il can deal with this man. Connell,"
he continued, "you are going to sit right there
until I've finished with YOU
Am ~ roared the chief. We'll see!"
He threw his big fat hand round to his hip
pocket; but he wasn't quick enough IN his
motion. Before he could feel the stock of his
own pistol he found hims elf looking down the
duced from somewhere the chief was too
dazed to know where.
Throw up your hands, chief said Gormlv.
There was something in the mans voice
and look that made the chief. who was not
unfamiliar with desperate men, comply Up
went his huge hands in the air
Now, Somes," said Gormly. "see what he
has on him.
The valet quickly extracted a heavy Colts
repeating pistol from the chiefs hip pocket
He ran his hands lightly over the mans cloth
ing on the other side.
&" think that'll be all sir"
Good Give it to me-" Gormlv laid the
two pistols down on the desk by the side of the
secretary: Now Somes." he said You
stand right behind him. and if he attempts to
get out of his chair keep him down.
re assaulting an officer of the law"
roared the chief. swapping his fingers.
You ought to be man enough to know that
the games against YOU far said Gormlv
and keep quiet until get through. Then
Ill give YOU a chance to talk Are YOU ready
now, Mr.. Chaloner1"
Quite ready. sir" was the imperturbab BILE
answer OF that most excellent young man.
To be continued ner. Sunday
Evening star., 1909-01-31

you knew the secret OF the Fanshawe ghost,
why didn't YOU tell her at first.
Would YOU have believed 1t possible: he
asked. smiling
Valeska confessed she would not
Neither would Miss Fanshawe. And be
sides it would have been necessary to explain
,he origin of my suspicious. No woman wtIlld
care to be told that she resembled an ape, end
don't intend to explain Metchnikotfs theory
20 her or to point out her vestlgial organs
which are not vestigial. No, III merely tell
her she walks III her sleep as is proved by the
blue paint her night dress, and advise her
either to lock the window when she retires OF
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WilitGriid)c @erlmdjsfanindlcn.

Omoba &ebr., 10. SUM. -
@aior @iIdyriit Sergcont 6llQer, Die
SoIboten Sdmiot, Sngrom, Sarri.
Jon, Goodman mo 9omler, ionic Der
Sod 0nilp BON Scr 9unoeSarmec,
mlr0en bellte nit SppbuS. Serum
cillgcimpft, Inn Die @irfiln9ct OeiIel.
ben olIi bic Erobc SIT ite0cn. Die
Wfailner 9oben iid ireimiaig 5it bcnt
Experiment Der mo oos Serltm
mllroe ibncn IN Die 9Irme cingeimpft.
Vton ermortct, Oob iic As Stunoen
lang nit bibigem 6iebcr rno llebcl.
felt bcboftct iein werocll. 8cln Nl.
les gut 9ebt, iolcnJii lie IN 5cbn Eogen
5ilm 6rueiten Wtale uno llod) 5lpon5ia
Sogen sum orittcn Wole aeinpft
mcrocn, uno in5pii6en mcrocu tic
inter ldurfer, 1r5tliHer 9cobadt1lng
%blcibclt.
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Yls Sram pcrflcibctcr MDrber
Ocrhaftct.

Ncm Oorf. 10. Suli. &ol-
fer SmcnS, Gin Ncger, weld)er bellte
bobicr ais 6rolt pcrflcioct perboitst
luuroe. gcltuno eit, OoB CT an lcttcn
5reitog 81 @ooobnrp, N.-S., einen
StroBcnbobn . 9%on0uftcilr crid)olien
bobe. SpcnS nMoc pcrboftct, neil
lein Sang einem Yoli5iiten olS SIT
linfiid) unb ungeidift fir cine 6roll
porfom. Sn Der Eoli5eiitation logte
Smels, er bobc eeitern III Gbilaocl.
pbIa weiblihc Gleioung ongclegt ullo
Iei BON bort bierber %gefommcrl. @r
babe Den Gonoufteur, init peltcm CT
III Streit gerotben mar, nidt erid)ic.
zen luolen. iolloern babe Den Hepol.
per MIR ge5ogeit, Inn i'm cin5uifiid)-
tern. Gle 8offe ici Damn %nlsoann SIT,
f1aig losgegangen.
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SciratbS.I iecnscn.

Somes ". 2llorpig, %, uno Morg.
Sel5, 10.
8obert $. Holulonb. y, SogerS.
torun Mo, mo Settle 9. @oaenberg,
"a, lllion Bridge, Mo.
Solnline 8. 6relld), it, 90, 9telu.
Dorf, uno Gli5obetb q. Yrice, 26.
Slioor aoSlor, 81, Tr. 51S, Mis-
QuitbltraBe, mo Goa Sbumon, 20.
hilbert y. auole, 20, Sig6lonotomn
lno Beorl q. Fotter, IS.
&nl. :. 9ruibmiller, 26, uuo ella
j. Sbielos, %, @itt1pe.
Hobert @. @atfinS, iur., %, uno
No5ie W. Yoien 20.
ISM. g. Cumberland, SO, @ittrper,
uno Morp 6. Sopfins, As, 8ittlue.
Seonoro Wariell, 40, ilno Mnrp
Dreamer, 10.
5orolo ". @oooal, "a, uno gtbe(
4. SolulerS, "a.
Charles s. @oolaorb. a32, 0oriolf,
30, unb Clara g. Mott AZ, @itt,pe.
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BON 9lod SSlono, IN GolIiiion nit
Dem 9ampfer E@eefoom" BON Der
vSoudnoiid -Rahttifoniiden 2inie"
mar, lit 9cbuis &eparotiir bier einge-
loitten. Sem 8ugipriet uto aliiper-
baum gingen, nit Den oo5li geborigell
SegellL ourd ocn Auprall pcrloren.
er ronntc Den n9tooroom," melder
800 F%aIiogicrc an 9orO bate, pom
DER Selte beroll, inbciicn eripltd)s
Dem 0ontpfer, abgebcu bon Dem Ser,
luIt cineS Gettlm9sbottcs, fcin Sd)o.
ben. Der n9tooroum" lit bellte in
Nclu.Oort ongefommen.
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Sanfbnrc Scclcnte.

EbilooeIpbio, 30, 10. Suni.
Als anerfennung Der @oitfreuno-
iboft, Die tbnen mGbreno i6res aui-
entbaltes onf Der @olfe-Elontage in
9opon Cara, Ga, 5i Sbeil geporoen,
boben Die Matroien oes Sdladtitif-
fes nMiiiiiiippi" einen 5ono fir eli.
men iilbernen 2iebesbefer ouige.
brodIt, ben iie ibren @o~itgebern,
Serrn uto 6rar emanuel @olie,
iiberreifen peroer. Ger ged)er lit
aus lolioem Silber uno .141a ,3ol
bod, Sas YieoeltSt epserednet.
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EoIitii cs. - Sic Mitglicocr
oca bemofratiiden Stouts . Gcrtrnl.
Gonlite's, lpcld)c bic bier 2egiSlotur.
IiItrifte scr Staot Baltimore repro.
icntlren, ner0en beltte inter Dem
@orlit be3 Srn. SSubn Sannibal cine
Siblulg bulten mo ElGnc beIprcd)en
iiir Die an 3. Nu9nit itottiinOcnoc
ErinlGripabl. Sn ricier SiBurg miro
bcifloiien mer6el, III peldcr ySeiic
Die Ganoi0attn lominirt l0er0en Iol.
len. Gas GonlIte llno Die EnrteisSrs
gunilntion iin0 6ll Wuniten Der 0ircfs
ten g8obl iiir dQc GaR0iooteu, nit
Nusrlobnlc obcr Der Gon0i0oten iilr
Siidter. Gicic Mil man allf 0enl
Conventions .@rge npmrinircll, 0onIit
cS feline &crluidelungcn oicbt. Gle
INSTRUMENTATION miilid)t, bub Gie
Orci Hifter Gobler, Cans II. Sclli9.
Ter, Notwithstanding a6louien, iuic.
Der allfgcItcllt mer0er, mo neil Hid.
ter So6ler Gepnblifoncr lit, miiroe
iid boS idtucrlid Oltrd) biref1c Wabl
bcmerfitcQigct lolien, On piclc Ocnlo.
frotiide H%edtsomualte Hidtar.aipis
rationen babclt.
Stnr5 aus Of 10 noclnbcr
Sobe. y Gie llclul Sabre oltc alt-
ltic Sornitcit pom Hr. 2l02, Salt.
auenrle, ficl gcIteru Don Dem Sroten.
ood iDrcr eIterlid)en 8obnutg, mo
obidon iic % Sub tief i~tiir5te, bat
iie punbcrborcr @eiic feline Ser.
lebungen 0npou getragen. Die ernitc
6olgen fir lie 6aben tonntell. Sic
pdr, ais JIG mligc6oben iplroe, be.
pliBtlos, oof idien Der S6red i6r
oos 9elunBtiein gcroubt 5ii bn6en.
Grliegt ibren 8erlebun.
gen. Gic 6~7-jdbri9e 5rou go.
pbie Carroll bon Nr. 13t, 5rolttitr.,
erlitt geitern Hadmittag in Solge
Der Grploiion zines @aiolinoiens, als
lie bei'm Sod)en belh1ftigt mor, 10
ihpere 9rononunoen, ouB lie am
abeno I'M Staot : Soipitol peridicb.
Sbr Sobn, Der Die 6lamumen nu55ulo-
lfen periuf)te, %perbrannte lid) an bel
Den 9anoen.
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Saltimurcr ais Ycalntc.

Ncw Dorf, 10. SUM-. - Ger
jluolftc Sobrcs.Gonucn Der 60ocros
tlon >omcrifoniiher 3ioniitcn idloB
bciltc 9lbeto nit Der G~rlpGblrng fol-
gc1locr Scomten: &rGiioent, s. u.
Srieoenuolo, baltimore; Gice.GrG.
iiocnt, :. g. Magnes, 9tcu = Dorf;
@bret.Gic 'ErGiiOcrt, Mor Seller,
Ncu'S Orleans; =. Is. EciiclS, Son
Nntonio, Ger; y. 9. 2cpcntbol, Ybi,
lobelpbiu; Or. z. Shoficr, 9olti-
more, rno Socob &c Suos, Bottom.
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Srinfgcl0cr.


@on5e 9erufe, gqu5e MepldenflaI-
len boben ibr Sans ideihbar auf
SunO, atf oIrinfgelo"er6altt Sano,
neil man meinen fonnte, er %5errdnne,
uenn Sd, ons 5tpeite uno rte Sd unS
plobIidJ III einem anfoQ oon8ernunft
uorllebmen mitroen, feineu 8fennig
mebr iiir 3ienitleiituugen 81 entrid-
ten, Die co ipio perieben meroen mil.
len. Gem lit ober nid)t 10. 9ie3rinf'
gel0eriro0e bat lire feite @runola9e
III Der Gitelfeit Ser 9ur6id)nittsmen.
iden, Die groBc Moiie Der Setterelt
mo nid)t Der &rintgelbuebmer lel6it
ucrtbeiOigt oos Srint9elo gegen Die
Gin5elmlariffe Der Nt0rgler, 90 iid
IN ben Wenld)eit Ourd Den A~htflpan0
bon Yiennigen, Seaern oOerGentimeS
nidt MIR ben Nnblif eires Oemiitbig.
gefriimmten 0titnteniden peridoffett
uno einen Sitel boren fam, Den er
nid)t fitbrt. %lon0ern lid aud einen
Iid)tbaren Gorrang Dor onoeren, mo
beitebe CT ol6 MIR in raiderer Grle.
oigun9 oOer 9eOienmg, iidern fam,
lit Die 8erpetllitGt oeS 3rinfgeloeS
geiuiB. -&enn lid &%cilenOe ii6er ooS
S%rihfgeloer : llnmcicn IN einem be-
ltintmteu Suuoc %beidiucren, 3eigt ooS
nllr, oaB lie niht meit berumgefonls
men iino. 0enn Oos 3rinfgelo lit
international, cine 0eltlteuer, Die
Die menihlihe Gitelfeit, Die ia uld)
feline @ren5pfGblc tennt, iiberaQ aus
lelbitiid)en @riinoen entrid)tet. Sod
items poriiren Sorm uto IuSmoB.-
Die Solioarit1t ser Srinfgelonebmer
miro ourd Die tGgIidc G%ntbiiQung
9oll5 biibid) gefenn5eihnet, oaB iid)
Die 2obubiener Der SotelS oltr6 on.
oentlonellc 3eiden on Dem Heilege'
pGd iiber Die aloiiirltng Der Srinfgel-
DER p~eritdnoigen. ltno oa mun0ert
iih Damn ein Ibnungsloier, Der iein
Stigma aus 2lt5ern, am Soffer bat,
penn in Hom ooer Neopel fem 2obn.
oiener lid ieineS @ep1dS onnebmen
mill! = Su TuBlano erforbcrt iebc
Sbiir IN gemteru, Gontors ODER Eri.
potbduiern ibrtT ObuluS. DEM ieoe
Sbiir bot ibreu Shlieber. llno neben-
Der lit inlnter nod elmer oo, uelder
lleber5ieber un0 @auoiden abnimntt.
Cine Getbe bon 9elud)en foltet bort
ItetS einigc &ubel an iolden Srint'
geloern. Bonn Orient nidt 5u reoen.
SIM 3oQ6ouic bon GonItontinopel
ooer Solonifi fam man in Der &egel
feillen 9eonlten ooer 0iener finoen,
Der iid) berbeiloiien luiirbe, MIR einen
9lid in boS ibm porgeboltene 3oapo.
pier jll tbnn, oble Dab man gleid) ein
@oloitiid oltflegt. Ger 8odihiih, Der
III HuBlonb, Der Siirtei, Den 9olfan.
~Itooten ooer mobl oli6 onoerSpo sur
Grrcihulg zines boberen .3ieles, 5mr
0urdfiibrung zines @eih1fteS ii6lid)
iii, lit ebenlo lutaliSrottbdr. 0oS
Srinfgelb troueitirt iif oo oils Yroni.
lion, Sonoror uno oergl., obne lid lie.
ood I'M 8runomeien 81 1noern. Sc
rfeiner," lie roffinirter boS betrefferioe
8eid1it ooer 2ofoI, lie bober lino Die
Srinfgeloer : Iniprii6e. Sn eetpiiien
HeltallrontS bon Berlin YnriS, @ien
miro ein Srinf9elo . gbltinen5ler
tbotidhlif bel ieiltem 5lueiten eritei.
ncn goll3 einfod) nid)t beoient. Die
Srinfgeloiroge lit nidt 5u befdnts
pfell, man muB lid nit ibr obfinocr.
GoS Nelrbcrite, luos mani pieaeidt CT.
reid)en fam lit Die slbiteQutg ibrer
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Nus Dem Hat69auic.

Sr. &iger, Sefret6r b1S @eIunbleitS
GcportementS, reiignirt. = Helig-
nation angcnontn1cn. - Sr. Sars
~ M. 2oib iein Nohiolger.-lln.
mittel6ore 6olgcn oeS Sales. -
Sr. s. ". NJ. aiger, Der Sefretdr
OcS 8ciunObeitS- IeportementS, reid.
te 9eittrn Morgen Dem 8eIunobeltS'
GommtiiiGr Or. 9oSlep lcinc &eiiglta.
ton elm, sic olld) prompt ongenont.
men puroe. Ser Mopor rotiii6irte
Die SqnOIrng oeS GommilidrS, nnO
Sr. &iger perlieB Onrolf iofort letnen
Yoiten. llnmittelbor oorollf ernonlt'
tc Or. 9oSlep Srn. Surrp DC. Soib.
81 ieincm Nodfolgcr. Sr. 2oib lit
lett mcbrercn Sobrcn Glerf I'M &c
l%lIn0beitSs9 eportemcnt lt1o nit ocn
@eidGitcn iciner nellcn Stcaung
ourd)olS pcrtrQrrt, Gr clititammt
elmer olNcitbcncn 6onlilic i'll @elt-
Baltimore mo lit Wiit9lico 0eS Or
Oc1@ scr eagles"
Gle Ncijonotion oeS Srn. aiger'S
lit bic SolGc cincr fiir5lid, b%ecnotten
Hepilion Der W1ihGitSiiibrlm0 III ies
mem Tcportcmcnt. Ter ant Wonto0
Dem Wfopor mnterbreitctc 9crid)t Der
Hcpiiorcn @lof uno Sunter 5ei9te
0urdolla unboItbort 3uit0loc, oaS
6cblcll fnlt irgcn0 mcld)er Sudliilb-
ring mo ieglidcn SDltcuS, mcnn.
Nleid audi nid)t Der ~gcrin9itc Ins
boItsplrntt fir llnrcgelm1Bi9feitcu
crimincllcr gIotur 9eiunoen mlroc.
&r. &igcr mar ieit Dem MGr3 1900
Scfret0r oeS @ciunobcitS . 9eporte.
mclltS un0 lulr0e 0onlnlS bon 81.
@oalcp crnolrnt. ST mor iriiber elm
b%cfonnter 3citun0Smonn mo %erircll.
te lid ais lolher GROCER @eliebtbeit.
Sein 0tiBocibid miro o~qgsneit nit
9eOduern betrodtct.
Ger Wopor cntbielt iid) gcitaru
iibcr oie Nugclegcnbcit ic9lihen Cont
mcntorS. Gr io9tc leoi9lid, ooB scr
Sail meiit bic Notbpen0igf1it Der
groBtmoglid)cn Capitalization Der
Observation-Disclosures in einem Gepor.
tc1nent crgcben babe uno ooB CT Dem.
GenGB ieinc A%noronungen t%reifet
mcrbe. NlS mmittel6orc 6olge bat
ser Mopor 6crcitS beitinmt. oaB sic
Torto.NliSgo6cn in 3llfunft bon ocnl
Gontrolcurs. 0cpnrtement o1ein cont
trOlirt peroen loaen, uno ooB olle
nloercn requirements ibrcn 9e0orf
an Eoitmorfclt, EoItfortcn II. i. 10.
pom Stoot.Gontroleur 5u be3ieben
bo6cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-17
Rod cine falIdDc Tiinfbuaaruotc.

8aibtngton 3. g., 10. Slrni.
= Cine ncue falide 8iinfboIlornote,
iuclde 10 unaeid)idt bergeiteQt lit,
ooB lie feincn c%inigcrmoBcn uoriidti.
gen ilno erfobrcnen Wonn tGltidJen
fam, lit loe6en in Der G~irfulotion
entocdt nno Dem @ebeimbienitburcou
gemeloet morocn. Sic lit Don Der
Scrie 1907 uno trGgt oos 9ilo In.
orerp Sodion's. Ger @ebcim0ienlt be.
milbt lid, Die GucIle 81 entoeden,
ans mcId]cr ooS 6aliififot Ituntnlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-17
Spfcr elmer Grpluiiou.

Ccnper, Sol, 10. Slni.-9urd
cine bclltc glbeno cingctrctcnc Grplo.
lion in Der &rnftonIogc Der yDcnuer
@os ono electric 60" milroeit pier
Ytonner actobtct ino pier .perleet.
las @tabliiicmcut erlitt grobcll
Sda0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-17
in Sos Ingclcs aeitur6cn.

Cos Nn9eleS, Sal, IS. sunni.
~ SoitiS Eron8 ans 9oitoh eiit
llombofter aunitpcrleger lno 2itbo-
graph, lit in Der Icetet 9tod)t bier an
Slmgenctt5iinorrng 9eitorben. Gr mar
Der @otte bon Mortbo Cana Sids
Fron9, elmer bcfonnten Striftiteae.
rim. Erong mllroe in 1924 in 9res.
lou, 0eutihluno, ocboren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-17
Wnr Der SuHo cntfani.

&cworf N..S, Is. SUM-. -
3ruei Mdnncr unb Gin &luto mad.
ten belltc Abeno in cincm Huocrboote
cine 6obrt olti cinenl fleinGl Gee in
cincln bicii8cn Yorf. Ter Sumo febr.
tc lc6cn0 ans llicr 5liriid, oQciu Die
M6nncr iino foot, Charles Fcteripn
uno NiQiom Hoper, Arbeiter I'M III.
ter bon ctmn 80 SabreL limo Die
Opfer. Tos Boot fippte nm lnlb lie
fpnnten llid)t i%dDuinnmen.