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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-02-26

& 60
Epare seg1e1H1genss9 WV
|1p11'9e CT gig .s9p11en, lneles1h
|a1zpa1e oa11I eilef aplI H'psI .sesa ~
cess2p1aullp1u'e
Ee'1om 1~1Ie.efsnoe oDet.o71snA1'aI5=
P1'g1lge
Sc rsgerefm MVAlIz
TAT M 9 sa 2 1seIs1blp1pSa g
~ NJ bar 1at'ge slarsptrrct
E5o1loe.paa Shppersssanl1e'1sI.sggals
|Mn1. 1sfferaana g1or IS
Eoerasfrlot fIsut.a1bat1oe=aetaf1het
5De11 aI1ieo11ll1g pant1ef gelfap poo
aggnne: 0terlslsprba1. dl1gentrat 3
sangoragsf orp1soe fer1f 1t1tto s. nm
perfpges 1botoroa11 oct ba1lg la1a'r1e1
1leos6Rrgeretten: 9a11pele'1
[or1l1oer gdaet oroen sttppert
|s.ai1ten bqr tHoefs1'rpl1fe selltop
o%peroragef 5argeriet n1eo tnl1prel1oe
|ssaaoe olp. 1or15,ooo Vaarf 0oet.
tagel1ens1tertH lite y pr11: Zen
mon pn gu foretage1 there 6orbeor111z
ger flsoessfene11oes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
spasOefhLDu mad1faafDf liIe0aaQ eu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-07
stsnn man uid,t germ caitsn lief.

IIs Der oitrSmiihe &atIer @rtuoius
i'm Sabre 408 itarb, htnterlieB sr bier
Woiientinber, orei 30dter unp eiren
Gobn, Sbepboiius H., Der 401 gsboren
nor. 0d puroe nun Bul&eria. Die
Glteiie feiner Sdlueitern, lErpors
raaenb ipie burdb t6rpcrIide Goodnight,
10 oud bur4 9Ieeub unp Weisbeit,
eur 5iihrung Der NesentIhdft bcranz
gesogsn. llnb iie l0ite lire Wufsabe in
allen Gbren bon ibrem 10. Sabre an
in Der @igenihoTt eirsr IRittaiisrin
Ino G~r5ieberin ibres taiierliten Srus
oers. Sieie Jrau lit urItrettis bic
f6Dnite 3ierbe pes oitr6mii@sn &ais
lertbrones. Puld9erta lieb ibrsn iurz
gen 8ruber Sbeoboiius iorgfalti9 in
ben 8iIeRi6often lino ouem ~faiierz
li9en @sbobsn, i'm Ieiten unp in
Waffcniibungen mterrt6ten. sic
ieIbit ~iiberpad)te ior9fom feline !@r>
Siebuns. oils ct bunn berangepafs
fen tpnr. mar bic einii9tspple S9pes
iter aud ouf cine paTenbe @emobliu
fir i'm bebod)t. Gs mar Itbenois, Die
Sufter bss Sopbiitsn 2epntirs bon
Ntben; Ite ipar elm Sheol bon Sh0ns
belt uno 9eiit ino nit Yulderia innig
befreunbst. Sie ipuroe GbriItiu unb
erbielt in Der Saufe beu Namen Gus
oorin. Ils Gemoblin S6eoooitus' III.
ipMrbe lie snr Iuguita, D. !. sur nit
regentin, er1oben. 2eioer 9atte Sbeos
toIius Htft bic 9eiitesfbGrfs unb ben
Seiddftsernit ieiner S@peiter. Yuls
4eria pubis ober nit NnaOrud unb
@eT4id ieine 5ebler ibooIos Su ma.
ben. CD bate er Die 9epflosenbett,
Sdriftitiifc an u%nieri9reiben, obne ie
geIsisu 81 baben. giies Iuges usrs
Iangts er ro9 ieiner Srou. Gr be-
tam sur Irtruort, tie lei niat gu 1as
be,, ct babe Tie ia feiner Snpelter
pnlherio ols Stlapin p~ertouft, uno
lm bies 81 bepsii:n, seists nan ibm
ons bon i'm unter5et1nete WttenItiid
bes @ertonfes. puIGeria bate es
inn, i'm @inDsrltGnoa;B nit Gubprio,
unter onoern S9riftitiiGe1 mtetbrsis
tet uno er bate e5 feiner 9epobnbeit
nah unselefen untsr3eiGnet. Dieter
arge MiB9liff lieb iid ia freiIib lei9t
ipicber 9utmaden, aber jebt fling Sbeo>
oofiuS IL. bod ernitlt9 an, bic Often
gu ieier, bepor err lie unier5ei1nete.
9epiB cine 9robe 3llseno!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-07

Che ib ielbit Den Slbalt oes &alters
priife. ertparte id) Sbre W~tittbeilun-
gen, Serr RroIelior. Sd) iete poraus,
oaB Sic mid bierber aerufen baben
nif)t ais ocn Sbnen b%efreunoetcll
Mitgait pom Stonmtiid) Der 5ralls
be, Ionoern MIDI. 0Gn IOiunftcll, Sen
cln5igen NcrtrctGr hrS 8cridtS III Nbs
melenbeit 0e@ @e5irt>ridterS ih tucrs
Sc Sbre Mttthciluugcn bahcr nid)t
ais frcllnoltaitlih pertrolllid)e, jon
ocrn ais mir mntlid) gcllatre be.
trad)icn. ,Srdu Sror5td, Sic mer-
Den nit Shrem Wunm III eincm ailOe'
rem 3inlmcr marteh bis td) 1cbGrt
babe, lpns mir Der Serr Froielior 81
logcn hat. Sd) made Sir 0orailf
alimertium, oub Sic gegen Nicmano
- boren Sic WobI. acgen Niemuu0!
- Gin @ort bon Dem Tlrloc iogen
oilrielL ocn Sic in ocnt auitc1 BORT
9elnad)t habcn. Sic lpiirbcn lid
ldI,percr %crontlportiulG muaicbcn,
iucrn Sic meinc a~norOmln9 nid)t be.
iolatel. @orten Sic. bis id) Sic rlt-
fen lallc! Sdl Dcroe Sic mo &brcn
Mann III tllrjcr 3eit nod cinnrol Der.
l,ebnlcn, uno Sic irerbcu SIRE Nus
laac bcldlporcn miiiicn. @ebcn Sic
jeff. @iinid)en Sic. @crr Eroiei
Ior, oaB mlh Der Merr 9eSirfsar3t
iid) erlticrne?"
Turticfuuu fDllt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-07
CTR abge'Hbrtt ralfronom.

Der befnnnte i~talisniIue 9tirronpm
Sdioporelli belt iiA ais juNgerWaWn
ais Gait i'm Snuie zines Ijsilianifaen
@utsbsiiBers ouf, uno ba er Itets eifrig
beniibt mar, pie GrgebniiIe leiner ges
liebten gDiheni4aft oem @olfe Sus
8dngli6 gu MAIDEN, 10 erbot er iit), ben
Oorfleuten einen bele6renoen Vprtrag
iiber ben Wono gu ba!ten. Der 8ors
fd)la9 purb, bantbor %ongenommsu.
Die brnpen 8auern Iperrten Munb
unb Vafe ouf iiber oI bic m~ertlpiirbi
gen 0tnge, bic Der Mann BET Miiiens
iGnft linen bo iiber haS bleihe @sitirn
Der MaGt portrug, ipeniger dber, neil
iie ibEen pirtiiA imponirten, dis neil
lie ite fir Sluntsrei bie!tsn. Wobsr
III oIer Gelt wubte Der Mionn bds
olles9 Sielt er lie fir 10 bumm, boB
lie ibm unbeIe6en ole5 Guf'a Wort
9lauben iolten9 90 tonnte Ell lie
ihlebt!
DIS Der Iitronom oussefiibrt hattie,
Der Monb fei BON Der @rbe 9enou $780,
600 ailomeier en.fernt, rdulpcrte litb
Der 0orff6ul3e lsbr enersiIh unb ll,s
terbra4 bsn ~9ortrasenben nit benz
Ginfpurf. OBJ er iih ipoDl eins 5rnge
erlaitben oiirfe.
80 gepib, fsbr germ - frogen Gle
muir sl!!" ermunterte i'm Der @elebrte,
erfreut ii6er biss 3eiden bon SatereHe.
Der ShuISe, Der iid) sum Gpro6s
ro6r feiner @ewleinbe mac5te, rintete
bic Srdge on ibn: uMOd)ten Gle mir
niGt iagen, ipie nett sS BON bier mad,
Nopino iit?"
n@on bier mad Nopino?. Gs t6ut
mir fsbr lsib; oter barber lam id,
t.ine 4uStunft 9sben. SD bin nod
ME in Ropino estpelen."
rMas sic iogeG? Mo. uno ipie oft
limb sic renn i@on cuff BEN Monoe
9epeien, baB sic bn 70 gut geInaib
ioiiien ull0 bic Gntfernung 70 eel,ol
tennen9"
IusS lddDts, unb Der 9ortroa liter
ben Wono mar al Gnbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-07
Se6Ier beim Be-
tlIao. Coll Der Sufbef6Icd Ieinen

6ebIer be1W Su eeS
SoI Der 5ufbef4Ic9 ieinsn
.3tped erfInsr, ben Suf eesen cine
iturte Ibnusung ihiiBen, obHe babel
ietr nutiirlihc 5orm uno 8epesIids
tcit 81 besintrdhti9ell, 10 lit bel bent
8ei6lo9lpe6Isl bos gu Itarfe BehaueH,
SsiGn:iosu uno 8sraipeln hes Sufes
ELI gtpber SeDler. Yer !9uf torn sRer
~ 9rpb ais 81 tlstu gsmdd)t, Snpls
uno GtroDl Iis6sr gar nift ols gu ptsl
DeldTitten lpsroeu. TehIerbdft lit be
lonoers Dos 8siGn.ioeu Ger 3ebe on
Ner Stelle, ND lie seraoe ON empfinD'
lidb1tsn 1T. Wenn mln1e Snmieoe
bic SoAie Bis iibsr Die lpeiBe SobIe
Ninou5 boN! bsIRTsioen, 10 oaB Der
SrugranD 81 iGmaI lpiro unp 9uf
uub GiTeg huber rlr cine gecina. .9s
riihruHqbiIGGs 1abeH. 10 1T bus unpsr
3siblidi. 0eim Nnpoiisn pcs GiIens
tommt IS bGGii9 por, bob oalelbe ct
lpas gu turs lit. Sn Der Tssel piro
o%aiIelbe bunn paourd poIieno 1emaht,
oaB bic ,3ebeniponn tart pertiit5t
lpirD, uao um0etchrt mirh Ger Grohs
tentbeil haufis 5u peit seBalten, 9us
Mufbrenuen bes al tart pber unSleid)
erblBten @iI.ns mub ebenidll3 0ls
Sebler gelten, neil ooourd, ltid,t bi.
Soble p:rbranrt uno ons Gi'er nad'
Dem Mptiiblen 81 eng lpiro. Sober
EferoeDeIiser baltic barum oaroui, rap
oiei. Seblcr bsim 9eIhIn9sn bernie
ben lpsreen.
Sns Welt'e Der s. ii b {
muB tets nit Der orDBten &ubs unp
Sorgfalt ousgefi9rt psroen. wooei
ouf oi: G0onuug Der &Disrs m0gli9It
9eoaft 81 neGmen lit. YeFunberen
gaertb mub man borouf leaen, pab poS
@uter INNER ppuitanpig entleert miro.
Cine Me!tMdI6ine, meltbe otele Nrbeit
in 3ufrieoen'telenOer Weiie pcrridtet,
1T troy o!er &sriud)e nod nid)t erfuns
cen lporpsn. Oft itebsn &ibe beim
Dle!ten unrubig pCer balten bic Mild,
5uriid. Sn Der erTten Seit nod ccnl
RNlb.n iii Die uria2e in Dem Seilres
ben Der Stub, lem Stable Die Wfil1 az
crbalten. Su iuuen; beobahtct man
aber in ipGtsyen 3citen. DAB cine Stub
Die WilG 3uriidbdlt, 10 Tam man nit
Seitimmtbeit auf cine %trantbaite Or
i@einang idIisben. uno cine Mnpens
bung Don @sipoltmabsegelH lpiro bos
bel niemuls eire SeReruna berpeiiiibs
rem. Dos tGglid] breimalige Mtsltelt
peroisnt uberoll bo ben 8oraug, 100
Die IrbeitstrGite nitt gu tbeuer linb.
DGGentlit) einmdl Ionte man Elm
probsmeiten pornebmen; benin ollein
oubnrd 1T mar IN Der Gage, iid) Elm
Bib bon Der Hentnbilitat Der eins.ls
ller 1iite gu maGen. Shledte MilG4
tiibe iinb mpslihIt bolo aus bent
Stalle 3u entf.rnen; benin pieie iinb
Sutt.rDerSmpenber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-07

seli8feit. SIM Sabre 1853 iu9ic
Soiier 5r0nS |. bret Wo6en lang ouf
ben Giitern bss 5iirften Golorebo in
S0bmen. 2(ubsr benz Suiier unb iei
mem Sohne lparen brei Yrinssliinren
pnb 20 Serren bonn Sofabel babel.
Mlon t0otsts nit 10000 Sdiiiien
ITO ipi!oe Sauer, 1916 Stiid Rotbz
Nib. 932 5ii4ie, 13,243 So1en, 49,,
545 Reb1ipner. G409 Jaionsn, 746
2erden, 1868 WoAtsln, 1867 Sfnes
pfen. 513 pilbe 9rutbi9ner uno III
Stit berinieoenen Wilses. ,Oos
it," bemertt at bieiem Grsebnib Der
Sofiagbi9reiber oes &oiiers. ,eine
Seligteit. Die ppbl teiner u~nierer So.
ger mebr erleben ipirb."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-07
8creiRistc Singer bon Baltimore.

Snuptquartier. .8crmania' MGns
ncrd)or . Sale; Nrdiiocnt Ncnrp
ShomaS; correlponoircnocr unb pro-
tctollireuoer Scfrctdr pro tenn. o..
&immclbcbcr. Or. 315, Woro,gbcn.
StroBe; acknowledgements s.. SimmeIs
beber, Hr. 3l5, Noro.@bensS traBc;
Sdjosmeiiter $. Widlidh Or. 713,
@arner. StroBc; 0irigcnt Sb. Sem.
Berger. Sc%riomnIum1 ie0en 5lucitcn
6rcitog i'm Muiot.
,Irion."
Sinaitmoc: Mittpod)S 1T ser
nStogsSaIe," Or. 205. &onoper.
Strabc. TiriAent: ,. Melumet.
.9lrbciter, MGnnerd)or."
SnlIptaunrticr: anoreoa' Snllc,
otr. 314, !panoucr.S traBc. Sing
itutoc: 1icnitags. Girigcut: George
y. Eoblnlaml.
.Nrbcltcr 2icocrtaicl."
&auptqllorticr: %olj' SoQe. Nr.
l0S, @cit.Yeringtou- StroBe. Sing,
itluloe: Wittmod)S. Girigent: Silt
bert ariippel.
.@ooenia.M Gnncrtor."
SGliptdllortier: Strait. ulo 3.
StroBc, @i9blanotolpn Sinsitimoe:
GicnItaaa. GiriSeut: @Olaro 90dncr.
.@crmonio- MGillerd)or."
Souptallortier: @crmouio . W!Gns
ncrfor.Suac, Gr. 410 bis ll2. @elt,
lombard. Strobc. SingInnoc: Con.
ncrItog3. Giriocnt: 5beooor Sents
berger.
.Grobiiln."
Soliptqllarticr: Grobiiut &oIlc.
Nc. 1000, 6reocrif Auemnc. Sing
ihtnoe: Mittpod)s. Giri1cnt: ,Sobn
y. &lcin.
"~Mo5artaM6rnerd)or."
8aiptqllartier: Hobcrt Tollmer'S
Sale. Gr. t921-1923. SrleonS.
Strobe. Sin9Itlnoe iebcn Iomlcr.
tag abcno. 2iriecnt: Is. ". BobI.
manu-.
.2ocuit 9oint MGnnertyor."
Salipiqrartier: Jcoar's Solle. Gde
Gllba. iiuo allorc Strabe. Sing,
i.inhe: Mittpod) abe,os s llbr.
Girigcnt: i. aarolus.
ySarmonic."
Satptauartier: Hr. Ala. @cit.
6opette . StrnBe. S%insItmuoc:: Glen.
tags. Sirigent: Sobn Il. alein.
.Wcbsers@ eiolguercin.
Soitptol,nrticr: Soiimonm's Safe,
Gam. mo Sorreit.S iraBe. Sirg.
itunoc: 9icnltasS. Tirigcnl: Subert
ariippel.
.Sbalio.M Gnnerd)or."
Salptaliartier: 8oiet'a 9aIlc, Nr.
1922. Snrioro.Apcnue. Sineitunbe:
Gic,ItaaS. Sirisent: 5. &. 6rnnf.
.Gid)cnfran5."
Sauptquartier: Aiguit 8oebel's
(uormols 3orn's) &olle, Gdc Der 3.
mo Coughs trnBe, &igblanotuun.
Sinsltunoe: WittpohS. Girigent:
Geo. ". Yoblmann.
,Melooic."
Sauptquartier: i. Hics' SaIlc,
Gde 2olpltraBe uto 0cloir.W orft.
SinaInnoe: 0onmerItaas. Girigel,t:
i. anrolus.
,8ermnnia.S llartett. 6 llib."
Sauptaunrticr: @agner'8 SaLe.
Nr. 116. Noro.Taca. Strubc. Sil,g.
ltlinoe: Nienitaas. Iirident: /.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-07
Arntnnte Treitnr.

Gua: rDemna4ft feiert ja 0ein
papa fem 25ja6riges 0ienftiubildum.
freut 0u Did, auf oieies 5sit?" -
paula: rGs tomnt bait nod bayori
an, ob i'd Dos neue &leio posu Be-
TONNE ober ni9t."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-07
3ttrDerne Autprrt,.

Direftor gum iebr %iusenoIid,sn gn:
tor Bel Der prsmiere): DDS publis
tum ruff, tpnrum eebn sic niAt bin.
aus?" - .Sd, mein Batter tDnnts i'm
3beater iein. uno ba trisae ih oonr
!6n,iei"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-07
Wcreims.&alenocr

gGdcr.@ eianguercin bon Baltimore.
2irigent: Erof. =. aorolns.
Sai1ptal,artier u. @agcncr's Safe,
1t9 HorosYaea. Str, ieben Sanitag
Ibeno. init IIlsnnbme oes orittei,
SomItaaS I'M Monat, Singinnoe.
Glpril7--1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-07

Merger. 6rau Miiller: o@d-
RIM 10 Grgerlih, tSrnm Sfuljc?"-
Srail Shnl5e: r@dl, benfcn Sic lih,
on idlrcibt mir cbcil unier Snllsorit,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-07
3u perfaufeu:
SSutrr I'm G0u Vfurf Mnra. Nfrnrr p, ctr

GGer poIenoet cine a'cibe mooerner, 5pct.
ft1diger Sduler. fedG 3inlnter nh &uo. 3ds
gdbe5i!nricr bat cI1ainirtc &dnue Ino f~dnitdres
Qloiet. .gltf6Iub on i~nniiiren Slaral. 4t.tS
$3.50. Nieorieer @rill,o3irs. Sbiae Sdufer
bnbe1 bobc lno aeinnoe Gage. ytlh5uiraaeu
bel e.. J. 8anugbcr. 0diiiNeiiier. Bureau In
SIR. 1887, Sft'gRpnnmcat's tr. t43-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-07

c. mare Elm &erieben porgetonmcI:.
I'D, Bate n%niiiien Seeluit fuber iui6
nlein Mnnr Sobenluit. Sest fit Der
on Der Sitiec ulb ih i'll aipsbori,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-07

Getr quite Sarm bon % giern nit fG6nem
MobnbaiIs lino Giaupcb.. made bct Baltimore
nnb IN eeilifher 9todDbaridalt, fir $4,000. nos
bon bic .Silitc ais Npnot9ci itcben bIciben Fam.
winbeI, StIbcr6eue II. T. 10, ipclbes mebr. ais
oaS Greifade sciclfet bat, fann tIir $1,000 nte5r
nit iiberftomrlett iperhell.
@cr eine ioiae 3aril, min uno hos SeIo
fafiir bot, ipirb lie idufeil. iobalo er ie {tebt.
Rdbere5 bet Scrmanu TaoenhDDp, III &pro.
Gbnrlee,s trabr, (Sept10 ,12lEte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-07
0ohuliId)c 91der.

Sailptqlartier: Nr. 1913, sfib.
Idno-ape. 6. & g. Gel. @o!fc 376 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-07

EGic 5ur &eiie in's Nnslono be.
iorst 8. Maine, Nr. 413, Ei.Vnlfi-
moreitrafr, nnbe Chiffon Comic Nue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-07

$3.50 lonfen elm pruntoo1e Ninninc, Rahas
eolps0ebmtt; ianIi bon einem reier Mot un'
ferf1ieben fpereen; fiir flint Sabre eardntirt.
eannerS & Stahman 60,
SnbctLGde CHARLES uno SabetiesSlrabe.
(Hpb8--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-07

S215 8nabe gianino; In taoeIofcm Suitaits
De; poue @lrantie; GeteI uno Se6e.
Gdnoers & etaNmar 81,
Slbot'Gde Charles uno Jdpctte' Sfrdte.
GlopS--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-07
gu bermietben.

Sa ucrmieibcn:
@r, 1886. Noro=f3apsGtrlbc. ictS Sinucr
@Io mn nIc ReGueDilihieiien: biiiqe Wtieibe
9iad3ufyGqen an Cit uno 2telr. 90
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-07
SteQeugeiude.

StenegeiIa:
Gin iul0er MtdGu ioiilfht Die N1dcrti i'll CT
t,rIcu. !%abrriic: Y 203, Et1tiler Eurr:iprn
ocnt." ca
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-07
0soanksnfplitter.

rs oibt eeutt. bic in 6plinptr mnb 2alo:
iduben OH orbtndrien ausiebeM.
Wanher 9ieibt eircm ssitsar0etea SDiii,,
CT mutt aud olles erft iiber Yorp i~psritt,
I'M ipieocr cben 5u itipimmsn.
IS sibt Meni9en, Die nod Gorlcrta
ls6en.
2as Slid fomtit nie - es mar po.
Gin Menid obne Seller uno s6riGen
IT laEgipei!ig bis jur ltTaUsfett:9tei'.
@!iidfiHeripeiie c~riitiren iolde Ref. and
nur III 9rabinlbriften.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-07
81 %pertanteR.
Su %ucrfagtru:

Sn ucrfnGtrn:
Hr. a2l. Nor0HSe,irdl MoeHlIe - . Simmer
nit mooerRrn 9Serbeferunaeli. RudSuirdler
bel Nin. i. Rabert, Hr. 1923, Hurod6eutra!.
WUenlc. l6-S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-07

Gu pertaafsu All Dem 2anoc.
Ienn Sic Gnrnllatlo 81 b%crfalieu bait poer
All iuuten piinid1t, MIN es ii1 fir Gle be3nhs
fen. bel Aus, bpryiipreneus pner ,lu3 Su. fhrei'
ben. Serner quite SapiiaIs2 lnlnpeit III Stnot'
Gi9entbun. Y. 6. Sauie, Mr.. 1902. Sh.
(36f-J
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I'll u%GrfAuiea:

yt uetthufeu:
$3.50 - Sfr eitef lener prahtooIieu Sfiis
fer rdbe Raiterpiis9nri, Gr. 90. 20, % ETC.,
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The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-11
BOY STEALS COAL
Because Starving Mother and Child
rem Needed Fuei--Discharged
With Lecture.

New w., April 10.-James Fin.
ley. aged II, was arraigned before
Magistrate Crane in the Morrisiana
court today charged with stealing six
cents worth of coal from the railroad
yards In Mott Haven. The widowed
mother of the boy said he went after
the coal because ii was cold In their
home. She and her children, she
said. were on the verge of starvation.
The Magistrate, apparently affected
by the ptifnl case of need, discharged
the boy. remarking: Young man |
am going to discharge you, but
want to tell you something. II you
want to steal wait until you are pres
ident OF a railroad. Then you can
steal anything you want and have no
fear of punishment. Until then you
must never look at a railroad car, or
you might be arrested"
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-11
ONLY BAD BIRDS ON HATS.
5Iil to Preventing Wearing Of Certain
Kinds Before New York Assembly.

Albany, n. Y.-Perversity may pre-
vent. women from exercising the bal
lot, but she is not TO lose the privilege
Of adjoining her hat with mountain
ranges of bird plumage II Julius NJ.
Mayer. former attorney general of the
state, has anything to say about IT..
For that reason, and incidentally at
the behest OF the Eastern Millinery as
ISOLATION. Mr.. Mayer led the fight be-
fore the assembly committee on fish.
cries and game recently against As
semblyman Francis bill, which, though
aimed TO protect wild birds OF the
state, may interfere with the plumage
headgear Of femininity.
Officials of the Audubon societies
and OF the federal department of agri
culture contended. on the. contrary,
that the birds must be saved, even IL
fashions winged hats are consigned TO
elimination.
Mr. Francis blu. however. leaves a
loophole Of escape for womankind,
provided they consent to decorate
their headgear with plumage OF the
sparrow, the crow. the sharp skinned"
hawk. the cooRsT .shaaik. the goshawk.
the great hornedoEl or the kingfsher,
for those mfmbers of the oTnitholog-
ioal family are not given shelter IN
Ger It's terms TIE measure prohibits
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-11
,,,a a,,,o consideration

40, n,s arnu consideration.
sage contained no suggestion as to
how the text of the order was TO be
.&nveyed TO Mr.. Rowe.
N During the career of the Goldfish as
"a state symbol II has hung aNthe
house. lts.public life began in the old
state house on March IL. 1855. and
there, II remained until removal TO the
-Spreseut state house In 1898. There it
hung, Immediately over the speakers
desk. for 81 years. Its chief claim to-
glory rests in its removal to the place
it now occupies in the house.
In.1Ss5 the year the new wing of
the present state house was completed,
procession composed of all the mem
bers of the honse was formed. and,
headed by Speaker Meyer now secre-
tary of the navy. escorted the sacred
emblem from the old house chamber;
TO the new one.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-11
Observation-Disclosures
] NEWS OF THE RIVERS 5:
.sssyssssssssssssysssssss..

The river marked 301 feet on tbs
afro gauge last evening showing ,
all of Il of foot in "a hours. Ris
'ng rivers were reported yesterday
rom points above here as follows
Cincinnati IS, Evansville A. Mt Yer
ION 5, Mt. Carmel IS. Nashville 81
chattanooga 3, Guntersville A, John
ionville 3, Cape Girardeau 3.
The Raymond Horner from Mem,
This had empties for Louisville. She
,assed up yesterday morning.
The Ferd Herold came out from st.
>ouis at noon. and cleared for Mem
This at s p. m. adding literally here
The Dick Fowler from and to Pa
lueah was in and out on fine yester.
lay. She will be the Paducah packet
.omorrow.
The Peters Lee is coming out from
'incinnati and is due in this port to,
" -.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-11
STRIKE HAS COLLAPSED
Electricians, Steamfittters and Help
ers, and Grocers' Employees in
Chicago Resume Work.

Chicago April 10.--The strike of
1900 employees of wholesale grocers
collapsed today, and the men will re
turn to work Monday. The steam
filters and helpers, %no have been
on a strike since April /, will return
to work also under the advance of As
cents per day. Most of the electricians
have gone back to work and 1t is ex-
uected that some compromise will be
affected with the tile layers and
gIazers whiting few days.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-11
YALE BEATS VIRGINIA.

Charlottesville. Va. April 10.-The
dual athletic meet between Yale and
Virginia at the University Of Virginia
grounds, resulted in an easy victory
for the New Haven team. Yale won
a total of Sc points against 81 for Vir-
ginia. Yale won all places in the
mile run, the two milr run, pole vault,
hammer throw, shot put. and broad
jump. Captain Howe, of Yale. easily
Martin the Virginia
star, in the hurdles. Martin also lost
out in the broad Jump. James A.
Rector, Americas premier sprinter.
won both the hundred and 22O yard
dash With the greatest ease.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-11
APPRECIATION rs BELArsp.
Thanks for Man Who Gave codfieh tc
Massachusetts in 1885.

Boston.-A belated message Of
thanks has beer. extended BY the house
% representatives TO John Rove, an
ancient T wharf fisherman. WHO first
CT nceived the idea that the state of
Massachusetts, did not own a Goldfish
and straightway proceeded to present
II with one
That was 125 years ago, and soon
after the legislature convened Repre-
sentative White of BrOokline offered
an order. conveying to Nj. Rowe the
thanks and good Will Of the members
- ~. 49, Tie mes
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-04-11

Muncie, Ind--When Mrs. Rachel
Howard. testifying in the circuit court
I'm her trial for divorce from Robert G..
Howard. set forth that In. "a years OF
married life her. husband had only
Bought her one dress. and that calico
one costing s1.50. Judge Joseph Left
Ter lost no time In granting her the
desired decree. The suit was not dp-
posed. Incidentally, Mrs. Howard
averred that although her husband
was a trained nurse. she. was com.
PEELED 20 support him much of the
time aud to buy hir, his tobacco.