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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-12-09
The next time one of th

The mex time one of the children
catch cold, give it something that will
promptly and freely but gently move
the bowals. In that way the cold will at
once be driven out of the system. Ken
nedy's Laxative Cough Syrup moves
the bowels promptly and freely, yet
gently, and at the same time heals irri-
tations and stops the cough, 1t is espec-
tally good for children. Sold by all
druggists.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-12-09
That Lame Back Means
Kidney Disease
And to Relieve the Lame and Aching Back,
You Must First Relieve the Kidneys

There is no question about that
at all-for the lame and aching
back is caused by a diseased con-
dition Of the kidneys and bladder.
1t Is only common sense, any way
that you must cure a condition
by removing the cause Of the con-
dition. And lame and aching back
are not by any means the only
symptoms of arrangement Of the
kidneys and bladder. There are a
multitude of well-known and I'M
mistakable indications of a more or
less dangerous condition. Some of
these are, for instance: Extreme
and unnatural lassitude and weari-
ness, nervous irritability, heart ir-
regularity, NERVES on edge" Sleep
lessness and inability to secure
rest, scalding sensation and sedi-
ment in the urine, Inflammation Of
the bladder and passages, etc.
DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder
Pills are an exceptionally meritori.
u remedy for any and all afec.
tons or diseased conditions Of
these organs. These Pills operate
directly and promptly-and their
beneficial results are at once felt.
They regulate, purify, and effec-
tually heal and restore the kid
neys. bladder and liver, to perfect
and healthy condition-even in
some Of the most advanced cases.
n ~ ~--
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-12-09
This Is Worth Remembering

Whenever you have a cough or cold,
just remember that Foley's Honey and
Tar will cure il. Remember the name,
Foloy's Honey and Tar. and refuse sub.
stitutes. Sold by all druggists.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-12-09
Fully Explained.

"How much amused Mrs. Pinkletob
seems to be owe her husbands stupid
Jokes"
"Yes. It's the only way she CAP
get a new hat out of the brute"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-10
anrrau ncs stnat.Meaihratsrs. Mathhams.

WALL nj y re, u. SepleHlpet. l5oV..
Ga bic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES : 9ommiiidre Der
etaot baltimore N. seieelih oor9el6riebeIer
lSeiie ibren cnbaiilti9e1 uno eorrigtrien Be-
riot iiber bic 5usefprotcncn Gntt6noigrfleen,
~llntoiien lino gSertberbobunger fir Die eoil:
oemnicuig unb @rtffnuna Der SiltolsStraBe
Urlbcr site strabc3 non osr norsiIdlifn
li6iten Seite Der Iolpbdiar II gloenue, rebit ben
ouruuf be5iisIiben, enogilltieen riilb eorrl9lt.
ten, eriiuternoen Bldnen in &erldbbeit Der
gSorf6riiten bes eiaot'gbarters lne Der am a.;
Sini 1909 unterSeifnetcn 8eroronlna Nr. $40
pcs @iapors uno Staotratbs bon baltimore bel
mir birtericgt bnben,
mirb biermit befdnnt eeeeben, oab befaQter
gcri6t mo Fldnc aut oiefe 4Seile in Steienl
bureau binterleat iuorbcn iinb. uno bah Der
Ninnor Ino Staoiratb bon Baltimore ODER ir.
0enb cine Vcriou ODER Ferfonen, ooer cine oher
incbr Gcrporatipnefl. bic nit Der Sieribeiiulg
ser porbeilannten gnifbdotsulsen poer @trtbs
erp1brngen ul5ntrieeen limo. irnertalb eretti;g
(3O) Iueen bonn 10. Septeribcr 1903 on ais
benz erifen 1uee Der BON mir ansaranneenen
Ger6ficililidun1 bicfcr gsoti5. Fortified ca9cGci
an oas pdltiuorer Stuotgerirbt appeIiiren uno
pas befaate 9eritt erfuden r'pgcit, bieielheil
81 rcoibireil. si
Z. sc,ucn IhumaS,
StdotsRegifiraior.
(SeptiO1724,S ftD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-10
eteuer. q partement. aathbaas.
WITH WUft To. StVIVHIUNf 1870
Wuilnacn iir YflafteruHa etc. non MlleNo.

Mujfn0cu fur NflafterunH etc. non NllcNo.
IS mtrb hermit bcfannt aenabt, Dab .nllcil
9~fu,lnaeM iiir Filalterlng etc. Der Iuep lIoltD
bon N.uders Ipenue, bon GinIsstpeiine 200 ShB
bltlid, %Ianfeno; YflaiterIna etc. elmer Nrtpat'
wien biritcr 1870 bis s439l yafdpettes goenne;
Pilafterung etc. elmer Sripat.9uen binter, 400
bis 4to Bruce Strdbe ino 403 bis 400 9ioro'
Nmeb, 5mii6el Vclnloni ! : slpehlc UNI einem
Vuniie. i2O Sub, weitlidl bon g%elriort, apenie.
iino 1flniterina &c. elmer Illep nitlih ben
Srenort. slpcnne, slpiid,eu Yeringtous uIlo
@aefbe.e trabe i%nlieno.. Genlab Der ant %. 81.
tober 1905 unter3eibIeten %erororiiTa .9tr. -
oes Niapurs lnb Stnoratbs iuel6c nitt irlicr.
an bc3abIt iino, filtc Sirufaebiibr bon orei (3)
Trp5eni bindugefiiet iinb ous Gigenthlfi., tpci
Dies nit lol0ei Yuflaaen he!aftet lpilroe. 1ototf
ocrn,ciieu itnb gum @'eriaif alisgcboteil pereeit
ipirb. Grpmpic NeBnbIlna ptro oieie i~uetfereil
grpBcn unfoftcn periEeloeil.
Sranf Sruun,
(253) SteuereinHebirer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-10
T%cpartcment fir btfentltdbe eiderbcit-ganten
Cub cpartemcut ocs @cbfuoc' Sntpetturs'
9}iireaus, Wathbaue.

baltimore, /, september 1909.
Iraebofe iperoen e1ige9en 9enpninteIt ben
Der Gorfrnrts9eb6rbe Der Staot baltimore INT
ocii lliHbal lno bic Jicpurntir Der GrpbftrdGen'
Wiurltbaue iiito Shnppen fir ben Msuppr mo
Staotratb bon Baltimore.
Inaebnie miiiiell in periiegelien Gouberterl,
a~orciiirt an ben pHpnro Of IparoS" fcin iito
pic sntlbritt "Yropo'als ier, @orf an SroG
1bomlas. Observation-Disclosures. in oeien giisean I'M
Hntbbaufc I'M ober Dor If nbr SorHiittn9s
AM 10. Sepiember 1909 einecreiht iperoeH.
Seoern snsebpt rnnb elm an Den Wlanpr mo
smeiratb ppm Haliimors 9abl6ares esItiilSiTr5sst5;
oes Aieters fir iiinfbnnocrt C$5oo) GoIatS
~teieefiigt fein.
Scr erfolerei6e Dieter mub giireibaft ltcI.
len liuo bic Gorfbriftet oes S.aotsGbarters
in Ne5ua auf 9ontroite %ertllen.
3citriinacn iInb Spc5itifationcn fotiflet Gnt
pbcr mad bent .. September 1909 i'm 9ilreaI
bes @ebdubcsS nipeftors befid)tiet iperoen,
Sic Veb6roc bcb1It fib fas Hc9t oor, irgero
Elm ODER aIe ~gllieeboie III berfperten.
Gbparb 3. YrcitUn,
SebdlioesS lltpeftor.
Senebmiet:
Geo. u. 4umien,
1Jtabpr.
(ccofo Q A r. 7 g q IN II t91
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-10
Scpnrtemcmt iiir 1iicntlidbe sid,crbeit.-gauten.
hi .Tepartcment hes Wcbdubc' Jnipeftprs.
Siircauf, Watbbnus.

nItimlore oen 5. Sepicinbct IUUN.
SD babe gpplifatio1eu fit bic foI8enoct Rrts
pilcgieIi erbalten:
9tr. 4 mo 9, .9baic.S trabe, 1 Wotor bon
3iuei Eierocfrdften.
Ar. sol, NurosSdOsS tr1be. 1 clcftrifber Wio'
tor bon elmer Yieroefrafi.
Gr. 3is, Gorb.9puioaps Strabe, 1 Sasmdfti'
he bon % Yferoeirdften.
Sroeno Semano, Der Ginnipenonngen eegen
Die obiocn PripiIcgicn erbeben Mil. mib bic
ieIbei ppr 10 llhr Toriniitaes, ocri 10. Sept.
1909, einrci1eli, I'M peIde 3eit ilber bicielbe't
pcrbnnoe.t ipirb.
@c,parb ?. Ercitun.
(253) Sebdubes Snipeitor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-10
SnSesfGne.

90,
Im s. September Natban yrp,un, HUBERT
idissSoipitaI. So Sabre alt
Yin q. September W.ifael TungbcncH, 9tr.
1929. 4lcoInni. guep, go Sabre alt.
Vim l.. Seetcmber catherine @ik, Nr. i405
&iliGntsS trabe. ct Sabre alt.
slm 3. Geptember Sreberid 0iridmnun, BIT
Gi0. Glib. Wiiltpn. Ipcy 72 Sabre alt.
slm I, September Nurauna Suuep, 9ir, 1871
2SeittSiusS traic. SO Sabre uit.
I'm s, September Npia Is. anea, 9tr. 300
Geedr.sncnue 8 Sabre alt.
Vim I. September 3pbn 4. ". M,urrtc, 9r
272I, Morb=9burlcss Strabe, 20 Sabre alt,
Mm $. September Minute Teiion, Ct. Soiepts
8ufpitnl. 81 Sabre alt.
gm I. Septcnber Scnrictta Mrtbmamn, 9ir
1915. earaeant.s irabe, 10 Sabre alt.
slm 8. September 3ohn sdneibcr, 9tr. 1927
NorhsS Durham Strube. 10 Sabre alt.
slni / September Marnarct etubbs. @iarp
l1tocr uniperiitiiss0 ofpitaI. % Sabre alt.
gm 8. September WinrD Spriass, Tr. t7i4
5ricncebur, .TIuce, 30 Sabre alt,
Im I. Sepieniber slmaie sd,netoer, Nr, 1922
Norc' Gbeiter= Strnbc, 90 Sabre alt.
gm I, eepteinber S~ioranna N. 9bomas. ME
tbohiitiiheS Ilicnbeim. 10 Sabre alt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-10

IS giebt gcgenwartig II
Sonoon 44,54S u%nbclpobnte Sdillcr.
Sicrbei iino Die poIfrcltcn 9orollgbs
bon Wanbsportb mo Soltbiporf
nidt mltaerebfet. Sic iiirf groBten
Stootc 8roBbritdnniens, Sonoor, Sl-
%nerpool, Birmingham 9riitol uno
2eeos, lpeiien SS,O35 leere Sdltier
ollf. ScberoG ngIGnoer fe,irt befannt-
lid) feinen B6beren @itnid, ais ben,
nit %ieiiter TanliIie in d,iem Souie,
mag es ilod) 10 fleill lein, allein mob
ller 81 fonilen. is ~niiil'en ld)on
5luingenbe llmitdnbc icin, Die i'm per-
%onlaIien, NIT anbcren Sellten 5lllonls
men an 3ieGen. Mit Der alten Seuile
oeS GngldnoerS .Wtein Sous lit
mein SdloB" oiiritc balo aufgcs
railnnt ieir, ipenl Die ncilc Site, ooB
iif mebrere Samilicn IN Den flelnen
engliiden Sdusden 5uiamntenpfer-
den, Sortibrittc mod)t.
Yrciie iii uerii + NJ Gel
gen. SSn cincm IrtitcI iiber olte Oct
gen giebt bic yMnti1uit1ten.Guno
ifou" cine Site Der Erciie, luie lie
Dor aur5em bon elmer alltorit1t auf
bielcul 8ebicte 5ulonmcugeltellt NOR
Den lit. 9anud belpcrtbet man Sn-
itrumeute bon Strooipori orlf 5000
bis 100000 Morf, bon Soiepb Guar.
nepius oilf 1000 bis $4,000 Wtorf, In.
bere @uarneri 600 bis 10000 Worf,
Ricola amati aui 1900 bis 5000
Mart, Carlo @crgon5i 800 bis 1900
Morf, Safob Staincr 1900 bis TO-
600 Iorf, 5. 9. guillounc 400 bis
1900 Mari, Woggini 1000 bis 10000
Wiurf, 2lipot 1000 bis 1000 Wtort.
Iuf Der 70. SobreSbcr-
lommlung Der Yritiid)en @eieaihoit
sur Soroerung Der Noturmillenlhof-
ten CAB Der ErGiioent, Sir Solepb
s. 1bonlpioh ieiner llcbcr5Glgung
Nusorud, ooB es Den Sngenieiren
nit Der 3eit selin9cn lueroe, Die Con-
membrane our aroiter5ellgung beran-
su5icbcn. &eun Die aoblc ollfge-
braud)t iein miro unb unlere @olier-
froft nid)t mebr alisreiht biirfte Dies
Die Guellc iciuL aus Der mir Die llo-
tbiaet Gner9ie fir Die Mrbeit in Der
@elt berleitcnbt lnuteto feline NeuBe'
rung. 9ieic 3uprriidt oes @elebr-
ten itiitt iid allf bic orf benz Gcbiete
Der Ybpiif III Den Iettat Sabren &C.
mahtcn gntoedungen, Die auf jere,
Die iid) nit oieiem @c9cnitanoe be-
%ioiicn, cine alnlide &irfung butten,
mic iciner 3eit bic, Henaijiqnce anf
Ole Slterotllr. 'q8f ) % mn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-10
Befanmtmadun8en.
9Ereau pea ataet.@eumrters.

10. September 1909.
Ser Gtaots@eoneier miro am Src!tag, Den ~.
Scptember 1909. su ocr niiten ange9ebener 5ell
on Srt urb Steue erldcineu NIB oas S%iipeaunr
Der folselloen Strabcn etab!iren oocr ilelieidblt'
rcil. ipenn n5tbia:
suep binter 1900 9lod, 8eiiterstolpn Jono,
bon GarIcssloeilue bis our Gibertps9tonb, nm
10 lbr 8ormiitueS.
SalIssHoab, bon B.. glpcnue bis sur rbrolldeit
Siaotgrei,6c, nm II llbr &prntiita9s.
YancufiersS lrabe, BON NpliesStrnbe o1lll6
bis Sur SSaiiertront, nm = llbr 9tutmlttugs.
Galetgh Is. 3bumas,
$3.50 Stabf.Seonetc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-10
Tepartemcnt fir 6ifcntlidjc Vautcu.
Gub.separtcmcu ocs Staot,SngcntcurS.
Baltimore, ben 10. gleuft 1909.
Mu Mfr. mir eS nudchtt

9u 4uNp w W uuHSuts
Siermit ipirb in uebereinitimrlul0 init ben
Mbihnitien So 9 UNI SO 6 bes Charters Der
Gtubt Baltimore befnnnt geaeben, bob i'd mad
rett Strnbe. bon Der gSeftfeite oer Soparp'Str
bis CUR Sitfeite Der Gutaips Stra6e. nit ntSSer'
mem WiateriaI Al pfIaitern uno icu 6u Wla'
fern.
sme Ierfoncn unb Gorporationen N srbcr
ocsbalb Dicrriit auf9eioroert. @rlanbnib ii deiit
fir anr Nrbeitcn si erlanacn ilio ~oicfelbcn By,
bcm 20. September 1909 beenoigen. Ole u
glmfreibnna beiagter obcn9enanntcr Strabe ooe'
cines 1bciIcs %bericlben nutbipenSia, iilaherl
fpclii oicfe 9cpf.aftert ooer men aepfldtterf III.
y. &. Nennal.
(gnet3, 90 7;eept3) eta6i.S neenicur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-10

sesuxmentrn, @sabhetneu nnb etatnen.
On nir has QaeerbdiS Gr. 22S, gtorb.
GtarIeS.strabe. 6esoeen BADEN. iperben pir has
Nsh.o attiMsresetraAs, 3n aMSnctmIim nienrt'
0cn Vrcifcn pcriauten.
=. 3ilsartner & SsnS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-10
@arplouo saubitumncu.sduIe

9as stpetunboier3ite Gemefter Der Wlart'
lamb 5aHttummen.e daHfe beeiniit anl Is. Seps
TENDER. 9stht fefterianif9. -Giir dne tpetken
Eaubhimnsn nno .au1 fur gle, beren 9ebor
IiGen SduIen an ~ernt6pIiGen. SpreAen nnb
9ippcnlcfcn. auber ben Gddern Der Sifentlidea
SfuIen aeIebrt. Departe1tcnt fir Sarefertie.
fir Ne,pobner MnrbIon6's fret. 3n meIocn BET
Gbas. u. Glp. NrtmSiyaL. 1rebertd. wb.
(GuQf1-StuQ2S, Wlo0o. S0)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-10
2orraine.

waaleettM. = pa.tartie. = Trlebltn.
g9eftIid bon g9olbrpof eiite nlio eine babe
I,eilc. -Mcutlt 9oup.s9a99cnS ulb g9rraine'
Iepboite. Gtabts8iirenu TIM 6ritfen 1Iur 6es
rltnien 1ruft" '0ebdubes, GbarlsS. nmS aa4ette.
etfaee. (0laiA.1S.2&k)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-10
Wn bic TQmeu.

Sunse Samclt. ,pcIbe mooerne .sdneioerinnft
III ~erIerncn .piinfden, follten Mot I'M 3iue!lsi
MIR bel Jri. ~. NnberS, 4r. 302, .yseft.earns
tuna.etraRe. poraniprcbens ibren 9'an1en ais
2oglina einiraaen. NM ie Ierllen Die aililt
balien auberbem griiitoIiten, 'llnterritt I'M
.midneiben. Se9r Iibcrnle NCoinaunaen. =
5rl. VI. Snbcrs, Nr. BOZ, Neh's arntsaa'str
(Se9i2-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-10
Hermiidte Mn3eigem.

,Hiauw ."1coern auf 8eiteulne eefertiat.
bon So an. Sdrbei. Jieinieeil. arduieIlt in al
0ciormt. CauibIun, Wr.2tO, 8rt.4crinstun.str Ctr,
ilpciteS Stodlpcrf. (SepiS. Wit)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-10
Sdnl-Nnsciscm.

Marylanh anHttnt.
Stunt. nno Seidnenidnlc.
sir inbnfricle STUNT. SanhWerfer.
Sagidlnle an Muntas. 4. Eftpber. er5ftnet.
Selne 1tinitc, anseipanb.e Sanitc, innitrattue
Stunt unb Mincbart Silbbauer.e dlulc.
Mount NnDal.Muenue.
Nbeubfhnlc ant H.. Eftober e%r5fiuet.
Maitinen'. arfitettontTfes unb Sreibaub.
: rvs. 3ctdbnen.
Mcdbanti nno Mrhitettur Warfct Yiaee.
Srcibarc Munnt Mupai. gpcnnc. 2
eamitags.&laiien am 8. Sitpber ~cr6ttnct.
1reibaHo. Gut,ptrfe unb angelp auSte 3iinitr
fir Griuadicne, ainber nno 2tbrer,
Wiuunt Nubal. Mocnue.
Glcneatares W,aff,tntn. Scidnen fir inn0e =
2cntc Warict Ntaec.
Sir Observation-Disclosures inb 9%coinaunacr
iueilhc man iih pcri6nIif pber ihriftliG on hus
Marpianb 3nitt.ut, Muant 9ipsat.Apcnue.
(2o2-66)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-10
N6.ub.Snriiteu.sduIe

YorIefuneeu Z bic 9. Nbenb8. Baltimore
t1nirerfitdt Snytftsn.s Nn!e. 8iporsietteS &C.
lsasae b'0xnne, eefretdr. ia 0erfdtsee'
tdnhe. tSnlt2i.3sRsss
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-10

gen NIT Gbina5 81 pilegen, ourd bic
les I6fommen 6eluieicn lperoe. Nadl
gleblges China; juIlt Sfaoen aud)
nod ben Spott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-10

(eept2, sA,o,7,s,o,1O1i,t9
New-York tribune., 1909-04-18
GERMAN MERGER RUMoRED AGAIN
Possible Combination of North German Lloyd
and Hamburg American Lines Denied

A cable report from Berlin announcing the posi-
blity Of a merger of the North German Lloyd and
Hamburg-American lines not entertained seri-
ously yesterday in shipping circles. The idea
secuted at the office of the Hamburg-Amercan
Line and credited the revival of old and un-
founded runors that prevailed several years ago
The reasons given for combining the two large
German lines according to the dispatch from Berlin
is the improbable business Of 1908 1t is contended
by some shareholders in both companies that il
the lines were merged competition could be elimi-
mated profits increased thereby, and much of the
expense caused by the maintenance of separate
Offices and agencies throughout the world could be
spared.
The idea Of combination had always been firmly
opposed by Dr. Wiegand general director of the
North German Line who died several months ago
He contended that in the event of a merger the
North German Lloyd Line should he the dominant
partner of the combination. Notwithstanding the
fact that the North German Lloyd Line represented
larger capital Alfred Balm. who presides over
the destines of the Hamburg American Line,
would not consider amalgamation unless the
latter company had control
II was said at the Office of the Hamburg Ameri-
can Line yesterday that a statement might be made
on the return Of Emil L. Boas. resident director and
general manager. who will arrive here tomorrow
on the steamer Oceana. now on her way from
cruise TO the West Indies. Gustav II. Schwab gen
eral manager OF the North German Lloyd Line.
said he expected advices from Bremen to-day
New-York tribune., 1909-04-18
CAUGHT IN STUN RAID.
Fashionaby Dressed SightSeers Get
Dozen ON Knees Before Police

FashIonabIy gowned women. sightseeing in the
slums got down on their knees before Captain
Henry OF the Mercer street station and central
Office detectives early this morning. when the po-
lice raided a place under the basement Of saloon
in Bleecker street. near Thompson, and begged TO
be spared the disgrace Of arrest The women were
accompanied by in evening dress. and autoIno-
biles and taxicabs waited for them in the street
These women were allowed to go after receiving
severe lecture from the captain. who told them that
sightseeing was excuse for Witnessing scenes or
immortality Twenty other women and nifty men
were arrested. charged with dsorderly conduct
Since March = Deputy Commissioner Hanson.
Captain Henry and Murphy the lawyer police
man." have been getting evidence against this
place. Half dozen detectives have visited IT every
night Captain Henry they found that men
and women frequented the place, with a large
sprinkling Of persons who said they were merely
''Si2htseeTS.'
II was decided raid the place this morning
The saloon occupies the hrst floor and basement
The police had 10 chop down the door of the saloon
and batter down another door to reach the base
nlent There were about three hundred men and
women in the place.
a man who said he Humbert Fugazzi,
charged with maintaining dsordery house. Tie
police say he is also known Jack Lee" a
puCilist
New-York tribune., 1909-04-18
FIGHTS HARD TO DIE.
Hher Told Nurse Vas out Caller
at Bellevue Sei2es Poison ViaI.

L man who called at Bellevue Hospital yester-
DAY afternoon was prevented from killing himself
bv doctors and orderlies who attracted by the
noise made when he smashed the glass front Of q
medicine case IN order to get hold OF poison Walls.
The man who afterward said he was Johnson
Harris clerk employed al Fairnont. W. Va.
called at the new Bellevue pavilion at o'clock
and asked TO "a nurse who works here. Miss
Jsssica Went" Miss Went is the day supervising
nurse Of the new pavilion At the time of Har-
rss call she was resting in the nurses training
school. opposite the hospital. and Harris was told
by an orderly that she not In AT this the
Young rushed into ante-roon1s smashed the
medicine chest took from a shelf three half-ounce
walls Of strychnane ether and camphor and drained
The contents. The was overpowered and held
while Dr. Powers inserted stomach pump and ex-
trac;ed the poison. He was then taken 10 the
prison ward under arrest and put TO bed
Miss Went said last night that she did not know
Harris and could not account for his strange ac-
New-York tribune., 1909-04-18
posToFFIcE CASES DISMISSED.
Indictments Against August W. Machen and
Others Abandoned.

Washington. April 17.-United States District AZ
torney Baker to-day abandoned six cases growing out
Of the sweeping Postof1ce Department investigation
~ 1903 when many officials were charged with con-
rp,rscy In connection with the awarding OF con-
tracts for supplies the department. Among the
cases dismissed Of lack OF evidence are the
indictments against August W Machen. who was
general Superintendent OF the free delivery service
Thomas ". McGregor, who was one Of his assist
ants; Maurice Runkle charged with conspiracy IN
connection With the contracts for mail bags. and
indictments Of Machen, George H Huntington and
Isaac s McKiehaI. involving contracts for package
boxes.
The indictments charging bribery Of government
officials which returned against McAeha1,
George H Huntington John T. Kupper and William
C Long also were nolle pressed. There are still
pending eight cases growing out Of the postal in
vestiearfon which Mr.. Baker has not yet acted on
New-York tribune., 1909-04-18
SPLIT ON INCOME TAX
SENATE DIVISION EQUAL
r,zumins to Submit Provision for
Graduated Assessments.
From tn. Tribune Bureau

4.-n,,F1or. April 1.-THE Senate is almost
.-rs1lv divided the question Of amending the
.-.1 hill by providing for an income tax There
.1 ,ot be a difference Of four votes when this
--,o, IS tested by ballot in the Senate"
-Lts statement was made to-day by prominent
,,,-,o-rstic Senator who has been sounding both
:zn1bIican and Democratic Senators on the income
tax question
The Republican leaders opposed 10 any form
-, s,scisI taxation If IL can be avoided. II they
- a. .-,rossthle 90 raise sufficient revenue from
,+o-,s duties they will prefer an Inheritance tax.
,-sr-p TAX or increase Of the internal revenue
..~ m beer TO income tax The leaders nave
-. attempted 10 test the Of the Republican
t5s IN the income TAX matter, but are inclined TO
,oht -he assertions Of those who insist such tax
hse good chance Of enactment
:. sssrng that not all of the Democratic Senators
.rs ruIly satisfied with the Bailey income tax
.,sndu1eut. There are many minority Senators
-bo are opposed personally TO Mr.. Bailey. and
-Ao are not disposed 10 follow his leadership on
cry great public question Others on the Demo
--.-ic side look with favor the income tax
Measure which has been drafted by Senator Cum
--i,s srd viii be introduced on Monday The Cum
,,,,s amendment provides for graduated tax on
,on,.s Of individuals. while the Bailey amend
lent provides for a fat rate OF per cent on IN
z15,sJ and corporation incomes in excess OF $500
. vesr Supporters OF the Cummins plan are look
;,r .or considerable support from Middle Western
end othe- so-called progressive Senators on the
renublcsn side. The Iowa Senator will make the
.,couns tax one Of the principal features Of his
-z-4r sueech II IS expected that Senators Borah.
1s-nIEr7. Burkett Dixon. La Toilette Bristow and
o-he- Western Senators will speak in support OF
the Curnnins measure
7ba Curlrrns amendment provides for the pay
-,sn- of per cent on incomes over 600 and under
,sanD. 2 per cent on incomes from $500 10 10000
> ner cent from $4,000 TO $4,000 per cent from
s,aan 10 5000 and per cent on all incomes above
$500
senator Bailey has not made an important speech
., .hs Senate since his memorable debate with MI
s,oons- On the question of judicial power during
-. consideration Of the railway rate bill HIS
friends looking forward 10 his income TAX
speech
New-York tribune., 1909-04-18
MR. wRIeHT's FLIGHTS AT ROME.

Rome. April 17-Wilbur Wright IN the presence
or a great crowd. made four fights to-day. taking
with him an Italian officer pupil.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-18
u. s. CONTROL OF MISSOURI ROADS
Decision Dissolves Njunction Against Three
Cent Fare-Lines Expect Lower Rate.

Kansas CITY, Mo, April i7.-Federal Judge Smith
Mcpherson. IN an amended decree here to-day.
reserved exclusive jurisdiction In Missouri's rate
cases and in effect instructed the state courts to
ksen out of the case. The decree will dissolve the
,,erdine Injunction 10 restrain the eighteen rail-
roads operating in Missouri from putting the s.
cent passenger rate into effect.
The Burlington and the Rock Island railway
systems had already announced passenger rae
~ 21k cents effective May l, and to-day third
railway the St Louis & San Francisco. announced
its Intention to follow suit. Railroad officials here
nrofess to believe that all railroads in Missouri
u1u he forced to take similar action despite the
decision to-day.