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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-01
9lm Hbciu blilgcn bic Icbcn.

Ginlt IuBen mir I'M froben arei8
Sn einem @%irtbsbollS om Hbein;
9rrd) uni're N0ern 5og eS betB,
gSir trullfen pom foitli6en @eilt.
0es WirtbeS Sodter ldJenfte eirL
Sic mor 10 IicblidL 10 milo;
8eridGnt trut lie sur Ebiir' berein,
Yl3 mar Is ciu binnmlideS 9ilo.
Sic ihcnftc cilt unO Ipro6 tein @ort,
9It9 Oh Is elm aloitcr mar,
gSir tronten nltr III eluem tort,
Is morO ms ooS Sheioeu 10 idJuer.
llnb oils Die Moio bel Settle 9iuq.
Grbob etn Sdmobe Die @ouo:
0oS critic SieO, ooS id Jest ling,
IS gilt mcinem idluGbii6cu Sono'!
0nS idonitc olIi Dem gr0enruno,
Sd tduidte fem Sano 0uiiir:
Die SblUu6cnntdo6en, ferngeiuno,
Sd luiinidte nid)t5 9eiicre5 mir.
@o! rief Elm Sadie, 3ornentbronnt
limo idliirfte Den rot6en Meiu:
S6lueig' Oh nit 9einemS dtuo6en.
ldn0,
@Q9 f0nntc nidt5 @eiiere5 iein!
GoS iH6nite Sono, nit 3bol uno
@ob'M
Sit ein5ig meiu SodicnlouO;
Die Mdodcn lino BORT ollie id0n,
Goiiir lilo lie riibmlid %befanut.
limo 5ieb'n tic III ole @eIt binauS,
@ing'S meit iibcr 2ano mo Weer,
Sic iiuoen lid BORT bulo 81 Saus,
Die 6rcrnoe ipirb ibnen niht id)ruer.
Shmcig' mr! ruit ieBt elm YreuBc
0'rein
Oh ruciBt nod nid)t, mas oa %ironinIt;
Gin &enc mill ole Sd0nite lein,
Die BON Gbemuib mo Dresden
tonlnt.
Nur FreuBcno 10hterL fiibn uno
ldlant,
Sit Oieier SdoppeIt geueibt;
Sd riibm' e9 bclttc frei mo frnut,
Sd riibnl's IN GmigfeiL
Gin 8oper itebt iebt poltcru0 arf
llno mirft 81 @lGier faIt nm:
IS6r rciBt 10 meit Die Nidrler ouf.
Nls mGren mir Nn0cr'n 10 0umm.
>Sbr feunt Die 9opern MGo'l nit,
Wit ibrem troulifen glld; Il
Stolj tlopft Die gruit itol5 lit Der
5dlritt,
Sm Ser5en ou mobnt ia ibr 8liid.-t
"a trnt oeS @irtbeS Sod)ter ein
ltnb id)uutc inns burden an;
8ibt'S feline WGodert mebr ant
Hbein2
@oa bobcn mir Gud) oenn getbun2-
Sier blii6t Die 2iebe nno ooS 9ieo,
0ier bliIbt Der foitlide @einl
llno mer nod llnieren 8alten 5iebt,
Ger Iie6et oic Waod)en am Hbein.
u. s. 9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-01
Sommcrs &eiOrts.
4 II 30 ar.

Is II NO or.
Ginen mnuiOcriteblifeu 3olbcr
iibcn oieieS Sfobr mieOcr Die m1pcr-
Qlci6liden S60n6eiteu @en!4}or'@
ans, moiiir Der enornlc 9eiud) ou3
bette 3cugniB obIegt. 9tebeu oelt
6errli1eu Sceuerie'u unO Der prdd)'
tigen &uft bictet Geu,W}or oldy ait
genebme llnterboltun1. Ser Can't
EupiQon lit 3llm 8eiipicl Scr groBtG
i'm Stuote un0 boS @cu-Nia CrbCs
tier, OuS inter 4irettion bon FroT.
Sobn BOIL itebt, lit zines Der brlten
0c3 2an0es. @ul5 Defenders 81 CT
mG6ncn iinO oltd Die @oaentobrten
81 mGBiqen Yreiien nodl Sigb Mod.
Mt. Guiranf 1no un0eren l60ncn
@unften un0 biibidc Stroben6o6n.
fobrtcn Ourd'a Sbul. Safc Hoper
bictet Bel ocnt beiBcn @ctter cine
feline @cIeQcnheit iiir ein crfriIGcll.
beS 9oo, nad BEN cin Gincr.' Oo@ IN
Dem gerGlmigeu Spctieioul OurdJ
Srn. Salon Grout fiir MIR 30 Gents
Ieruirt miro uortreii!ih mmOet.' Tu5
fiir5lid ciHNeiiibrtc Spitem Ger re-
Ieruirtcn Site in Den 9abn5iigcL
lpelbc o6nc aoitcu5uihIuQ noraaabc.
itellt mcr0tn f0mncn, iin0ct QroBcn
%utlau0 bel Den Nll@iliiQlern.
@nu SGorc 4orf.
Son oQ ben CONNER Heiort3, an
oeucn 8oltimorc'o llm9e0eno 10
reid lit, lit Der @up Sborc Yorf ci.
ner Der 6eliebteitcr. @crm c0 in DER
Stoot nod 10 oriidcuo mo ihlUiil,
BORT mebt inmlcr cine flIblcn0e 9rtle.
9n llnterbaltumgcn lit DEM 9elu6cr
Die Niille mo Tiillc gcbotcn. Gin 9oo"
in ocu iol3igen 6lutben oca Gbelus
pcofe lit gcilmo mnO fr0iti9enO; 5ltnl
9ootfobren mo Sild)cn lit Die bette
@elegenbcit gcbotcn. Gas pSolto-
mia Iumen SrdeIter" brin1t tug
lid me6ielnoe intcreiionte Yro.
grornle gum &ortrog; Die iungcn
4iinItleri1ncn leiIten llnter Der Sci.
turg ibrer tempcronentnoaen Girl.
genttn Belle YGoton 9enirep luirf-
lid @or5iigli6eS. Gapitdn SiOncp
&innlon nit iei1en prG6tig 0reiiirs
ten &unoen niulmt belltc nod citen
h0dIt erfolgrei6en @oitipicl bon Dem
bteii0cn 8llblitrm NbI6ic0; iDer ulio
nod bic bo6interciianten &oritcln1s
gen ii6 onieben m0dte, bat Oa5u Utr
nod bclltc 8clegctbett.
@mUnn Saf 8orf.
Der @lppnn Def Eorf bebouptct
iid nod) ipie Dor in Der @lnit oes
9oltimorer Yubliflm@, ooa oltdg
lid, in Moiien 0ic Sobrt nad Dem
id)0ncn 6lcd6en Groe ontritt. Gle
Notwithstanding bat ouf tilr NE
fonnmenoe Mode - morgen 9}ad)s
mittug b%eginnenO - iptcoer ein reid
UulllHCSt QplutNjNl wv NN'tNN
bile e Erogronm 5uInmmen9elteIlt.
llnter Den altftreten0en &itnltlcrn
ieien %erpGbnt: Die Shmeltern Baro-
81 in cinem rrfonliiden Mtte; ferner
Grnorp uno 4rcaer ais Sanger mo
EGr5er, uno Sri. 9uciIlo, Die be-
riibmte Opern . Soubrette. Scute
tritt Der .groBe Goloert," Der ou3Gc.
3eidnete 3burnlicil &0uier, 5llnl
lcBtcu Wtole oui. 8roiclior 6orIortS
4. MeaimeutS &upelc gibt bellte
5pci qroBc Gon5crte nit Dem Sol1ls
tag entipreGeno 9ep1bltem Ero-
grumm. Ser Cans Fouillon lit Der
beliebte &cnoc5pouS @lob Scr Sll
genO. Gie 6obrt nod Dem Forf ut
ertriI6eno mo erircut ooS NnGe el.
mes jeoen ToturireunOeS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-01

Iic 81 ot6oliih dc @obls
t6GtiQfcit3 &cQion" perol:
ituItet onl fommeloen EonncritoI
I'M og8citeuo Eorf" lire iGGrIide ne.
miou, pcrblntOct nit Eicnic. "a
lGnrnltlide Gon5ile Oe9 Staotc9
MorDlouo. inl 8dl15en Al, on Der
6eitli6fcit tbeilncbmen merOclL fam
an cinem groBcn Griolg nIdt &c.
5uciiclt mcr0cn. 0oS Erogramm,
ooa iiir ben Sog oufaeitc1t murOc,
iibcrtriiit oil Heid)boltigfeit Die Gro,
0romme iriibcrer Ocrartiger Geron.
~ltultun9en. Ius 4rrnngemellt5.Gos
mite beltebt aus ben &erren SSoGll
G%ottcrpeidL Goriiber, &olll 5,
YroD0bl, 8m. :. 8ormid, Sobn S.
GreBler, Spbn 5. deibe, @eorgc Z.
Goon8 mo @orrp Sorib, mo oo8
@nlpion1SsGomit aus Dem Suprenl,
YrGii0enten Rihoro q. SippetI,
Hi6ter @nl. NJ, Gunn. Stnots Frd,
iiocntcn, Gjdtcr GboS. 9%euisler, Su.
prcnt.&eprGientont 9eurp u. 9oi'e,
2l0om 3eupert mo Feter Mulcobp.
80" Die WitgIieOer ser nSormo.
ME" ireiten iid ori cine MonOi6ein.
Grfrriion, meldc Der Gerein am 8.
9lllguit peronitoltct. Gin erfobrenc8
Gomite triift 5ur Belt Die Nrronge-
ments fir ole Grturiion. Die ab.
fobrt eriolqt s llbr GbenOS, bonn SIT
BE beS @rodomoD uto oiirften 5obl-
rcide @0nner mo 6reun0e Die @oi.
icrio6rt I'M MOnOeni6eine mitmn.
dcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-01

-" Ger Baltimore 9dperu Ser
Gin .. N..T.", p~ernnitaltet bcllte,
Sonntog, einen 6nmilicn . NuS.
flug nod @eber'S Bort an Der Sor.
foro d. Houo. GoS Arrangements.
Gomite bot bereitS Die 8eriiherung
obgegebeu, Dob Die Ebeilnebmer al
Dem alsflug einen pergnii9ten
Nod)mittog pcrleben lperoen. Ger
o9nperiidc WGnnerd)or" bat bercIts
feline S|beilnnbnlc 5ugeingt mo miro
mebrere Gb0re 5ltm Yortrdg %bringen.
Solte e5 requiem, ipielt lid Dos I'm
ierboltungS Erogrnnm in ser Sollc
oeS ForfeS ob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-01

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bcttcn it'd Ole 9citobIenen uiht pom
&ouic mcggerilbrt, ln0 um 10 GROCER
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Sbre erite Wee G. 49, Gic
reu or0inirten Erieiter ocS 8oooitod
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nonnten glnitnlt ibre criteu Meiien.
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fer ben Cr0inirten befnnoen lid Or.
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The Washington times., 1909-01-05
STANDARD OIL CASE
TO Be TRIED AGAIN
Department of Justice on Its
Mettle After Ruling of
Highest Court.

Attorney General BOnapaTte an
uOunced today that the Government
would retry the Standard oil case.
The refusal OF the Supreme Court
yesterday 70 review the case, follow
ing the reversal by the Court Of APP
peaIs of the decision Of Judge Lands
in the United States District Court,
imposing a fine OF S2s,OOO,O0O against
the company for Relating, has served
to put the Department of Justice upon
its mettle.
The corporation will be tried on
every one Of the 1852 points I'm the
indictment, on each of which Judge
lands imposed the maximum penalty
Of $4,000.
There are pending against it also
indictments which, II the corporation
were found guilty, would bring the
total maximum penalty up to more
than 500. 100000.
The position Of the Government fol-
lowing the refusal or its petition by
the Supreme Court. was the same as
at the time of the reversal by the Court
OF Appeals.
In reversing Judge Lands. the court
directed the retrial Of the case, and the
has taken the only course
left open 20 il.
The Washington times., 1909-01-05
CASTRO'S CONDITION
CHANGES FOR WORSE
Former Venezuelan PreSi'
dent Has Relapse, Illness
Now Critical.

BERLIN, Jan. 5.-Ths condition of
Cipriano Castro, former President Of
Venezuela. who was operated on yes
serday at DIT. Israers sanita1um, took
a sudden change for the worse today.
His condition is said to be critical.
The Washington times., 1909-01-05
SENTENCE DOESN'T
WORRY MITCHELL
Says Nothing Can Compel him to
Buy From Unfair"
Concern.

NEW YORK. Jan. 5.-JOhn Mitchell
is apparently not worrying over Justice
Wrights sentence, imposing upon him
a nine months stay in jail Also he
does not regard the decision as set
Ting his right to be a free agent.
81 have a right to spend my money
as I please" he said 10 the Woman's
Trade Union League meeting last night.
mo man has any property interest in
my money. No employer and no agency
in America can compel me to buy from
an unfair firm.
There are rights for which Samuel
4ompers, Frank Morrison and John
Mitchell may so 10 Jadl-as the right
TO criticise. 1t is not the time to els
cuss the matter. but labor viii discuss
Il in a calm. dlgnifed manner, as be-
comes the unions, which have always
been the most loyal agencies in sup
porting the laws and the Constitution.
We viii discuss the matter before a
larger audience than even this one
the great audience Of the citizens OF
this country"
The Washington times., 1909-01-05
JUDGES FIND DEVIL
NOT BAD AFTER ALL
Free Him From Charge of Using
Red-HOt Poker on
ZembO.

NEW YORK. Jan. 6LThe Devil. who
attends. as janitor, to the lower re-
gions OF the apartment house at 453
west One Hundred and sixty-fOurth
street. has mateTialized in general
sessions before Justice Wyatt. Zeller.
and Olmsted, to answer to the charge
that ne had feloniously smitten Lorenza
Zembo. a tenant in the house, with a
red-hOt poker.
The Devils first name is Joseph Mrs.
Devil and all the little Devils were in
court when the Devil declared Zembo
and some OF his friends had had too
much beer and decided to invade the
Internal regions of the house and
KNOCK the deuce out OF the Devil"
The justices believed the Devil and
discharged him. whereupon Mrs. Devil
and the whole blooming family Of Devils
Rugged Papa Devil and escorted him
home 10 the furnace,
The Washington times., 1909-01-05
Venezuela Claim
As Practically Settled

Dispatches were received at the State
Department today from Commissioner
Buchanan, announcing that satisfactory
progress was being made toward an
agreement between the United States
and Venezuela for a settlement Of the
American claims.
Commissioner Buchanan had a long
conference with the minister OF foreign
affairs yesterday. and viii have another
today. II is believed here that the claims
will be settled on a basis Of arbitration,
either by reference TO The Hague or by
the appointment Of a special commission
for that purpose, though at the present
junctUre Secretary Root refuses to dis
cuss the probable outcome Of the nego-
tiatiOns
The Washington times., 1909-01-05

NEW YORK, Jan. 5.-The principals
in Brooklyn romance, which is based
upon a Christmas shopping tour and
a 81 600 bill, are waiting for the fond
parents 70 greet them on their return
with God bless you my children
IT, all started when DIT. Thomas j
McGreal, a retired navy surgeon. who
lives at 756A Union street, gave his
enty-year-oId son, Walter, a thousand
dollar yellow back to purchase Christ
mas gifts. Not being a good shopper
himself. Walter. according to the story,
proceeded to the home of Mrs. Edith
Hall not far away, and asked her if
her seVenteen-ye aT-Old daughter, whom
he knew slightly, could not so with him
to give advice. Mrs. Hall consented,
and by Christmas young McGreal had
grown so fond OF his shopping mentor,
that he asked her mother If he and his
father could not have the pleasure of
the girls company for dinner. The doc
The Washington times., 1909-01-05
TRAINNEN KILLED
IN A c. & D. WRECK
Limited" Out of Washing
ton Yesterday Derailed at
Caperton, w. Va.

CAPERTON, ". Va, Jan. 5-Ths
engineer and fireman Of train No. /.
known as the &C. & O. limited" on
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. were
killed at $50 this morning. when part
ef the train, which left Washington yes
terday afternoon at 4:3O was derailed
here.
Two passengers and the express mes
senger were slightly injured. The posi-
al, express, and combined cars, and one
coach were ali derailed when the engine
jumped the track. The second coach
and four sIeepers remained on the
track
The engineer and fireman. who were
killed. were taken on at Charleston
W. Va, fifteen miles from the scene
OF the accident. The cars not derailed
detoured around the wreck on the east
bound track
The Washington times., 1909-01-05
AL E < AN D RIA,
ENGINEERS ATTEND
BURIAL OF BUTLER
Members of the Brotherhood
Pay Respects to Their
Former CO-WOrker.
WASHINGTON TIMES BUREAU.
ALEXANDRIA. Va. IAN. s


Mrs. Clara Pollock, ffty-tve years Of
age, died at the home of her son-in-law,
p. Abrahamson, at the corner Of King
and Washington streets, at 10 O'Clock
this morniEg. Mrs. Pollock resided in
this city for many years. Her remains
viii be sent to Petersburg for burial
tomorrow
The remains of the late Mrs. Fife
Roberts were brought to this CITY from
Washington this morning and the burial
was IN the Methodist Protestant Gem
etery. Mrs. Roberts was the daughter
of Roila Henry, OF this city.
J. c. SmOot, has sold to Richard II.
Wattles a house and lot at the south
west corner Of Market alley and Sharp
shin alley.
The funeral Of Elijah Butler was held
from his home in South Payne street
thls afternoon and was attended by +he
brotherhood Of Locomotive Engineers of
this city. The Rev. ". w. Van Arsdale
or Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church.
ana the Rev. w j. Morton, OF Christ
Church, conducted the funeral services
+he remains were placed in the vault
IN the M I. Cemetery.
one Of the largest attended meetings
OF K. h. Lee Camp OF Confederate Vet
GRAMS which has been conducted for
many months was that held last even
ing at Lee Camp Han, in Prince street.
James B. Spicer, Of Company G, Forty
ninth Virginia Regiment, was elected to
membership.
Inc following were appointed on a
/ committee TO draft resolutions of re-
spect to the memory Of the late Kinzer
Johns. Col Arthur Herbert, G. William
Ramsay and John Hooff
The various committees having in
charge the banquet to be given on Cen
eral Lees birthday January 19, made
favorable reports The toasts will be
responded to as follows: General Lee
John NJ. Johnson; StoneWau jackson,
The Rev 9. d. Bulla; Sons Of Veterans
/ II. d. Harrison, Of LoudoUn. John
sharp Williams viii deliver an address
but his subject has not been selected.
Announcement was made of the aD-
pOintment of John II. Hoffman, of Cul-
pepper, 20 be inspector for this district
The Washington times., 1909-01-05
REPORT AGAINST
THE KHORASSANS

The District Commissioners today
returned TO the House District Com
mittee with an unfavorable report the
bill 20 incorporate ''The Imperial Pal
ace Dramatic order. Knights OF
Khorassan." The report states that
the legislation is unnecessary and IN
desirable because the rights and
privileges called for may be obtained
by Incorporating under the general
laws Of the District. Attention also
is called 10 the fact that "such legis-
Iation is pa ticularly Objectionable
because of the tendency to use 1t for
advertising purposes"
The Washington times., 1909-01-05
THE GIRL, THE YOUTH,
AND THE $1,000 BILL
All Co Up to Make Brooklyn Romance and the God
Bless You My Children, Which Is Wait
ing to be Bestowed.

tor and his son. it might be explained,
lived all alone in the wilds Of Brooklyn
without a wOmau's loving care.
Reluctantly, consent was given, and
the girl came to the McGreaI house.
Several hours later, Dr. McGreal was
called TO the phone by Mrs. Hall, who
wanted to know where her daughter
was.
Left for home hours ago." he said.
Walter went with her"
And now, Walter, the pretty girl VINO
taught him how TO shop. and the $1,000
bilI-OT part thereof, as they say in
legal terms-are supposed to be in Chi
Cago, married. and on their honeymoon.
The doctor has heard via the postal
card route that the two shoppers are
all right, and both he and Mrs. Hall
want them to come home. Perhaps
only perhaps-there IS another yellow
boy" in the Doctors purse. Certainly
there is forgiveness.
The Washington times., 1909-01-05
WHO'D! COLD WAVE
IS COMING OUR WAY
Weather Man Gives Out Tip That Northwest Has
Lent Us Some of Its Best and 1t VIII
Arrive About Tomcnow.

unwelcOme TO those who have no par
ucular fondness for fTigidity, a cold
wave In the northwestern States, the
prophet declares, is sweeping eastward,
and IL viii include the Atlantic and
Gulf States when 1t does come.
In view Of the fact that the wave
was the most severe spell of cold In
the northwestern States during the
present winter, he likewise takes the
liberty TO predict that 1t VIII have any
minor freeZe-Outs that have occurred
In the East recently beat to a fragile %
Charitable organizations have already
begun TO clear the decks for the fray.
Every effort viii be made today and
tomorrow 10 provide for the housing
of the needy in case Of extreme cold.
The Washington times., 1909-01-05

A little friendly tip from the Weather
Man this morning contains the cheerless
information that a cold wave is on It's
way to Washington. and is more than
likely to make itself felt about to-
morrow.
The weather tipster goes out OF his
way to make a special forecast to this
effect for the benefit OF those who may
not have a fun supply of coal in stock
and a warm ulster on hand for the
event. For this same cold wave, he
goes on to say. will probably remain
in our midst for several days. even
unto the end of the week.
Taking as a basis for his remarks,
The Washington times., 1909-01-05
MILL OWNER ENDS LIFE.

LOWELL Mass, Jan. 5,-Henry NJ.
Thompson. formerly owner Of the Low
ell Felting Mills, committed suicide by
shooting at his residence here while
the rest Of his family were at dinner.
Thompson, VINO was sixty-One years
old. had been suffering from melan-
Choly for two years. His widow Is a
daughter Of Governor Straw of New
Hampshire.
The Washington times., 1909-01-05
WHAT SWAMP-R0OT
WILL DO FOR YOU.


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Swamp-Root is scientifically com
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It is not a stimulant and is taken IN
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II is not recommended for everything.
1t is natures great helper in relIev-
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A sworn statement Of purity is with
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The Washington times., 1909-01-05
TEXANS MEET TONIGHT.

Election Of officers viii be the most
important feature of the annual meet
ing of the Texas Society tonight In
Pythlan Temple. Representative .. W
Gillespie, president of the society. will
preside. An excellent program has been
arranged under the direction of Mrs
Mary N. Hayward, chairman OF the
program committee. and all Texans are
invited to be present.
The Washington times., 1909-01-05

j. c. Smoot, has sold to Richard II.
Wattles a house and lot at the south
west corner Of Market alley and Sharp
shin alley.
The Washington times., 1909-01-05
GUNBOAT At CANTON.

CANTON, Jan. 5,-The American gun
boat Helena is here 10 protect Ameri-
cans endangered by the antI-f0reisn
excitement among the natives. aroused
~ the murder OF a cOOUe by a P0rtu-
EueEe seaman
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1909-06-04
NEWS OF WORLD
important Events Of the Week
in Condensed Form
WASHINGTON NEWS.

Unless the nations of the world
agree to maintain the neutrality OF
the Panama canal zone Uncle Sam
will have to spend some $2O,OOO,O0o
making the canal impregnable against
attack. This is the conclusion reached
by j.. NJ. Dickinson, secretary of war,
and General j. Franklin Bell, chief OF
staff of the war department, who have
just returned from the zone.
S. N. D.. North, director of the cen-
sus, has rendered his resignation to
President Taft and it has been accept
ed. E. Dana Durand, deputy commits
sioner of corporations, has been
named to succeed Mr.. North Mr..
North's resignation is q direct result
Of his recent controversy with Secre'
tary of Commerce and Labor Nagel.
Attorney General Wickersham sent
4 telegram of congratulation to Unit
ed States Attorney Gregg and Spe,
cial Assistant Rush at Tulsa, Okla.
upon their uccess under adverse con.
ditions in securing indictments against
Governor Haskell and others charged
with fraud in the Muskogee town lot
ase
Secretary Dickinson says that in
accordance with the specific instruc.
tions of the president the estimates
for the military establishment for the
fiscal year 1911 would be $40, 000,O 900
less than the appropriations for the
fiscal year 1910.
A protocol for submission to arbi.
tration of the Emery claim was signed
with representatives of the Nicaraguan
government at the home of Secretary
Of State Knox at Washington.
After an hours interview with Pres
ident Taft John Hays Hammond def
nitely declined a tender of the minis
tership to China.