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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-12
TRAIN TRAFFIC RESUMED
AFTER SEVERE STORM

Norfolk, Neb.. Feb. 11.-Train traffic
has been resumed on all lines in north
ern Nebraska, southern South Dakota
and Wyoming. excepting on the Chica-
go. ST. Paul. Minneapolis G Omaha
line between Norfolk and Sioux City.
After two days and nights of blowing
two engines from Norfolk reached
Hoskins, ten miles northeast of here,
early today, when the snow plough
was smashed to pieces and both en-
gines derailed by encountering a stiif
drift. AS there are many more deep
drifts on the line, it is not expected
that the traffic can be resumed for
several days.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-12
NAVY YARD EMPLOYEES s1p.
MUCH DISAPPOINTED

Washington, Feb. 11.-Disappolnt-
ment will be felt among the employees
at several of the navy yards through
out the country tomorrow, notably
those at Portsmouth, N. H. Norfolk,
Charleston. Pensacola, and San Fran
cisco, because Secretary Newberry,
while believing that the intent of con-
gress and the president was to make
the holiday general, issued no special
orders to the commandants of the navy
yards regarding the observance of Lin
coin day except to those specified by
congress.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-12
KING EDWARD REPORTED
SLIGHTLY INDISPOSED

Berlin, Feb. liking Edward Is
suffering today from an attack of bron-
chial catarrh and. according to local
newspapers. he has called into consul
tation. German physician who order
ed him to remain in his room until he
was better. In spite OF this, however
the king had luncheon with the OFF,
GERS of the Dragon regiment, of which
he is honorary colonel. II had been
planned that the king was to go in an
automobile to Potsdam this morning
to lay wreath on the tomb of his
sister. the mother OF Emperor William.
but this part OF the program was not
carried out on account of the cold
weather and the high wind prevailing.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-12
NEW COURSE TO DRIVE OUT
STANDARD OIL FROM OHIO

Columbus, Feb. 1.-THE attorney
generals department has determined
upon a new course in Its fight to drive
the Standard OIL company from the
state The circuit court OF Allen
county, having granted the depart.
ment permission TO amend It's peti-
ton. In the case brought to en1oin
the Standard people from voting and
controlling the stock or Ohio COM
panies. alleged TO be owned by the
giant corporation, It's petition Will be
changed SO as to ask that these con-
st'tuent companies be DISSOLVED, and
the trustees be appointed TO wind up
their business.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-12
STRENGTHENING OUT THE
AFFAIRS OF A COMPANY

In the case Of the Twentieth Cen
tury optiscope Co. VS.. the Sylvan Park
Amusement Co. the following order
has been issued by the municipal
court
"It is ordered that Fred NJ. Nye ap-
pear in person before this honorable
court at 3 o'clock. Monday. to answer
as TO why he has violated the command
of this court In the punishment pro-
ceedings in this action, and also as to
why he has refused TO answer the exc
cutlon issued by this court in the
above entitled action. and also to give
information and answer any and all
questions In regard to the finances of
the Sylvan Park Amusement Co. de-
fendant In this action"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-12

carried the late Catulle-Abraham
Mendes' the poet and author. from
ragls TO ST. Germain," that he saw NJ
Mendes struck and hurled from the
train by a fellow traveller. Although
convinced that the matter is a hoax,
the authorities are conducting an
investigation.
NJ Mendes issupposed to have been
Killed while attempting to allght from
the train.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-12
RAILROAD EMPLOYEES ARE TO
FIGHT TWO-CENT FARE LAW

Austin, Texas. Feb 1.-The man
aGement of all railroads entering Tex
as and the Railway Mems unions to-
day agreed on all pending legislation
before the legislature, The en-
ployes will fight the two-cent fare
law. and the railroads agree to law
promoting their employees according
to length of service. 1t Is under stood
that all railroad lines will Immediately
commence improvements and the con-
struction of additional lines involving
an expenditure of S10000,0D0.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-12
$50 NEGROERs ARRESTED.
IN BROWNSVILLE, PA

Plttsburg, Feb. 11,-In a raid early
today. the police of Brownsville, Pa.
arrested $50 negroes, who have been
loafing about the coke ovens.
All were discharged at a hearing
later and ordered to leave town, except
slX' who are being held pending an in
vestlgation OF their records In Pitts
burg and elsewhere.
According to the Brownsville au-
thorities, most of the negroes are from
Pittsburg. and left here when the DO
lice made wholesale arrests of negroes
on account OF the many assaults
against white women.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-12
ENGLAND HONORS
LINCOLN CENTENARY

London, Feb. 1.-THE Lincoln cele-
brations in England began at Roch-
dale, Lancashire, tonight. big
meeting was held in the town hall. at
which John l.. GrlfIiths. American
consul at Liverpool, delivered 4 cen
ennary address
Lincoln's Gettysburg address was
read and a resolution was adopted by
acclamation. recording Great Britain
reverence for his noble character.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-12
BaIdheads as Immunes,

II has been said that there are no
bald-headed men In the asylums for
the insane. We suspect this is true:
at least. save for rare and unimpor-
tant exceptions. This is an impor-
liant thing for the baldheads to
speculate upon; 1t may well furnish
them food for serious and earnest
thought
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-12
Tho Irish of IL.

"How's yer husband after the acci-
dent, Mrs Ginnerty?"
Faith. sumtoimes he's better an
sumtoimes he's wurse. but from the
way he swears and yills an takes on
whiD he's betther, Oh think he's bet
ter whin he's worse" e."-Puck.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-12
RANDOM
REFERENCES

Electric Light classification Is
called to the advertisement of the
Utah Light G. Railway company In this
paper In which the manager of the
com7any explains why light bills are
higher in winter than In summer. The
explanation should be read by all con-
sumers.
Qualified as Directors-George East
and Alexander Muirbrook qualified
Yesterday afternoon as directors OF the
Warren Irrigation company.
Buy Red Cross Stamps IN Human
uy's Sake to Stamp out tuberculosis.
Then buy Meats Stamped U. S. In
epected for yours ands your family's
enke. A guarantee that 1t Is free from
tuberculosis Germs.
STORAGE at reasonable rates. 10
good brick building. II you need any
room. consult John Scowcroft &c Sons
Company,
Leased Entire Floor.-The Cannon
Realty and Investment company of the
city have leased the entire lower floor
of the new Corey building on Wash
ington avenue, which they will use for
Office quarters as soon as the building
Is sufficiently finished for them to
move In.
Advertisers must have their copy for
the Evening Standard the evening be-
fore the day on which the advertise
n;ent is TO appear In order to insure
publication.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-12
CLAIMS MENDES WAS STRUCK
AND HURLED FROM TRAIN

Paris, Feb 1.-THE authorities have
received an anonymous letter in which
the writer claims that the might oil
February s, he occupied the adjoin-
Ing compartment in the train which
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-12

Mayor Of Provo In ogden.-Mayor C.
F. Decker OF Provo. was an Ogden
visitor yesterday. visiting with his
brother Joe Decker and family. Mr..
Decker reports Provo In prosperous
condition, there having been more
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-12

Accidents will happen, but the best
regulated families keep DR.. Thomas
Eclectric Oil for such emergencies. 1t
suDdues the pain and heals the hurts
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-12
DoRANDo DEFEATS sMALLwooD.

Philadelphia. Feb. 11.-PietrI Do
rando. the Marathon runner. defeated
Percy Smallwood. the we'll known dis
tance runner tonight In 12-mile
rate at the Third regiment armory.
Smallwood stopped running in the
eleventh mile, saying his legs had
gone back on him. The winners time
for the IL miles miles was one hour,
10 minutes. 16 1-5 seconds.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-12

WANT ADS BRING BIG RESULTS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-05
Der &inbsrranb in Ct, GoniS.

ct. 2ouiS, DO, 3. Nuguit.-
9tn1 iiber 24.itiinOigem unoblGiii-
qcn Sitdcn lit eS Der Goli5ei bis
Gcltc Abcno nod INNER nidlt gcIltn-
Guu, bic gcltcrn c~ntfiibrtcn ainocr
Grace unO 9llionio Eiuiono Giebe
olli Der crItcn Seitc! - q. 3. ~
o%ui5ufinocn. Die geGngitigtcn 81
tern crflGren lid, Jest @iuenS, Dos
ron Oen @utiiibrcru geioroertc 20ie-
gclO BON $4,000 5u bc5ubIcn. gu
natel 3urriii, meld)cr mgcblif Ole
Sinner bon Der @obnu1g Der Gltcrn
mcglodte, ioll ipGter NIT oen &leinen
III Der gSobuutg Soicpb Yogouo'S
gcicbcn morOcn iciln. Rogono bciinoct
lid IN Soft, ALIEN 1urriii mo Die
&lnocr 6liebcn perid)plnoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-05
I'm 0trcidiid,cn SunInlnt ucr6aftct

NepsN 3. &llguit. - Ter
goli5iif)e Nrbeiter Guclop Hontuniid)
trrcgte gcitcrn I'M oitrcidiid.ungori-
iden @cncrolfoniulot an Der II, Str.
unO &rOingsG locc OuOurd) unlicbiu-
mes gcrGcrniB, BOB er Die 8eomtcn
III nltiOringlid)cr @ciie bcitiirn1tC, i'm
gtgen eincn in Golnprn, N.sS., mob
ncnoen 9rltoer 5u i6iiben, Ser ibnl
cine id)ulOige Slmnle nift rllr nidlt
5ltriid0cbe. ionbern i'm o%bcn0rcill
nod beorobc.
Ser 8enerolfoniul Nleron0cr bon
Nu6er.Gerefco lies Den 3uoringliGen
idlicBlid) perboften. &n Der Oit'22.
StroBcn Station iicl Der Wonn Oltrd)
iein 9enabnlen pcitcr nlli, mo CT
wlltoe nod Der pipd)iotriiden abtbci-
lung oes o@eacpuc-0oipitolS" &C.
id)ift. 9ort crflGrte Or. &olntc$, Der
@efongcne l5ioe an @nbnporitclm1'
gen mo 0nB cr i'm minoeItenS nod
iiilf Gage bcobndten miiiIe. Gonrn'
Mid, lit crit iefS Mionote I'M 2onoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-05
Charles s.. 0ruiun's SclbItmurb.

buffalo, N.-D., 8. gtugiiit. -
Charles $. Yrorurt, lucldler. mie sc.
ltcril bcridtet, oili Dem Gnmpier
DGoDcrlonb" no6e 9lntpcrpcn Selbit-
moro be0ing, mar Der 9e~trie6sIeiter
Der nit Der nMorines@onf" bon 9rf
folp perbun0ellen rSofctp Iepoiit
Soults" ieit 20 Sobrcn %gclucicrl. @pr
etiuo cillent Wonot Itorb ieine Wlt-
Ter, lucld)e Jeff cSobrcn frdnf(id ae.
lucien lunr mo al lpeld)er Der Sohn
nit GROCER &iebe bling. Sein ei0ener
@clunobeitsJuItono botte ieit Ginger
3cit 81 luilnidcl iibrig geloiicn un0
Die Sonf bate i6m oaber einen llr-
laub b%cluiaigt Gr bntte beo6lidtigt
fudbreno oes WonotS @ilguIt I'M Nus
Iaioe 81 bIei6en. Gr binterlGBt orci
SdmeItcrlt, 81 oenen Srou Sante3
Hino IN Der Stnot Telp.Dorf aebort
m1breno Die bciOen oltoeren lc0il
iinb inlo bier mobncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-05
%crfribtcs 2usidJlagen ucreitcltc
Gumplut.

Yori8, 3. Nltg. - Gin Core
iponocnt Ocs Temps" mcloet ans
Sun Seboition, cr babe aus un5pci-
ieIboftcr Nucqe ~criobren, bob Ser
NlisbrltdJ SIT Barcelona Oos Heiultot
cntcS republifoniihcn GomplotS
mor, weI6eS on9c5ctteIt wllroc, nm
I'M &ercin NIT Dem ouf Den >. 2Ilrs
suit porbercitcten 8enerolsS trifc bic
9icgicrung 5u itiir5cn. Die Gcridpu0-
rCr 81 Barcelona bitten inoeiien 5u
iriib loSgcidloacu mo Die &cgic-
ring, wcIdc obncbin i6on &uuoc
pon Der 9ene0ullg botte, lei bober
in Stonoc gemcicll, oen 2lnihlGgcn
DER Sr0oniiotorcn SIT Mo0rio, Bill
boo, Alicontc mo onocrcn StGotcu
cliolgreid) Die Spite i'll bieten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-05
Son SaDmc'S Stanopuutt.

Wten, 3. Nllgltit. - Ger lponiihe
Sbronprateltocnt Con Sopme, Sobn
0eS filrjlid) perltorbenen Con Carlos,
crfl1rte bier in elmer llnterreoung
hnB er nidt Die s(blidt bobe, in bic
jetige lpouiid]e SriiiS lid ein5umi-
lden. Gin SeueiS fir icille frie0lis
den N6Iidtelt lei iein oer5eitiger glui.
entbolt ouf Dem hourboniid)en 5orni-
lieni6loiie S%robs0orf III Nieoer. OeIt-
reid. 9On SoDme iogtc: Sic Gurli-
item = Yortci lit cine 8artei Der Orb.
mug, uno i6 meroc rs ltie unterlleb-
men, Elm goll5eS Golf filr nteine eigc-
uer GilO5lpcdc IN @eio6r 5l 6ringen.
Mud iper0c id) nientolS Spollier &c.
gen Spoltier iiiBren. Solltc id on
Der Spibe elmer grntee nnd) Sponicn
5ilriidfebrcn, 10 miro Dies rltr i'll octl
,3lpede Der Notwithstanding oerOrb-
nltlrg geid)eben. Gieier Sail mag cii-
trctell, ioas Die 6epolution1re aonig
Nlfonlo pertreiben ober Die Wabl-
fubrt oeS 2onbeS eS erbeiidt. Die
Yopnlarit1t oes aonigs alfonlo lit
oblte ieine eigene Sdillb int Ibneb-
men begriffen utb aonigin 8iftoria
lit fiber meriger beliebt, ais Der SO,
Mig. 9ie Spanier fiirdten iremoelr
GinfluB. &onigill 8iftoria lit al
lonae cin ~0remDling geblieben nnb
oos iponiihe 8olf miro i6r oos ME
p%er5eiben."
9on Sopme iit Der Meinilig, Dob
Ser ariea in Moroffo l~lnpermelolldI
mar, uro er iprid)t Die gefiirdtung
aus, oic Sample mcrocn non Longer
Souer lein. lo'&J
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-05
1aaiercs anfert @enmat6nnn0.

Yori5, 3. 9tl9ltit. - Sr Der
6ultigcn ADMINISTERING oob grdit-
cent 6aaiereS ieiner GroBcn @cuug.
ttlllng iiber bos grgebniB iciner
fitr5lihcn l~lntcrrcormg nit aoiier
Nifolols Gus0rud. Scr Wiini1tcr
0c@ 2lcuBcrcn Yidon crflorte, icine
Gonicren5 init Dem ruiiiihen Wtini-
tier ocS HcuBcren SSlpolSti babe
nGractbon, 0oB 5mii6en Sen beioen
&crbilnoctcn Elm pollitGnoigeS Gin
rrrlcbmcn iibcr ollc ihme6cuoeu iu-
ternotIonalen 6rn0cn bCItebc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-05
itmeinigc &Okn.

Saftion9frieg uater Nfttglicocrn elmer
airdenQemeinoe pcrlrio6t glicb,
loie 3uitGnOe. Scritt 5lr Ont.
fii6rlung ciuea Ericitcr9 pcrcitclt.
Utica, M..No 3. NhlQuit. - W{it
Der Gntfcrmng oeS Yforrera Simon
9niof ideint Der 6oftionafricQ, mel,
der ihon ieit lor0cr ,3cit in Ser @e-
meinoe Der bieiiGen polliid)-tot6oli-
ifen 9reifaltigtcit& Stride bcrridt,
nod ]feinesluc9S bei9clcgt SIT icilL
oenn mie Der temperate SccliorQcr
Sud bcbnllptet, lit am Sumito0 eilt
G2riud) genludt uorOen, ion 5u ent-
fiibren. Gr ipllroc om @l6cno Oiciea
Cages ciliglt al Dos 9ett zines Stcr.
ben0en gcrllicn ais cr obcr ans Der
Stride NIT Den Ster6cIofromcntcll
berou5 trot, biclt Dor ser G6iirc Elm
geidloiiener @oQcn unO ctlpo cir
GubcnO Observation-Disclosures fro0tcn
i'm, Of CT iid) bc@ 6ll6rlpcrfo nid)t be.
0icnen luOatc. "a ser Efurrcr nit
ser NnnubmC OC9 }(ncrbicteltS 50Ner-
tc, neil er bci'm Nrfincn oea Slut
ld)cnid)ln0a iton pier M0uncr oorin
libell lot, ocyind)tc mon i'm nit &c
malt in 0en MuQcn jt id)iebcn, mo
dis CT Nliiflit 2ntfom riei ibm cine
Gimme nod: n@ir mcrocn Gid, ood)
nod ans ser Stuot pcrtrcibcu, Gu
iollit nidIt an Der SpiBc oicicr &irhc
blciben. Niihof Y. u. Huoocn but
Dem Efnrrcr Sud tmpioblcn, in ici-
ncr StelltunG olta5uboltcm mo oicier
bat Dem Yoli5eihci oorAcitcllt, BOB
CT fir Icin &cbcu iiirdtrn miiiic. Gr
miro lid 0o6lr nidt mebr NlbcnC2
ans Dem &ouic Iodcn loiitn mo tort
on einen &cpolucr bel iid) tcogcn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-05
1<uiuclcnbic6 in Salt.

Detroit, Did. 3. gluguit. - St
Der @obnlng BON 6ronf &oabo6 Ou.
bier, Der leBtc MOd)c in GlcptlunO ulli
Die ACKNOWLEDGING pcrboftct muroc,
Den bieii0cn SuucIiercu Sturgeon &
So, bel O5ncn cr ais &~erfGltfcr ol>9cs
Itcllt luor. @ourcn I'M @crtbc BON
$1,000 cntmcnoct ST. bnbclt, bat bic
EoIi5ci <iuclierlpoorcn I'M Mcrtbc
uon 500 ulligcflmocn. &oSbnd mur.
DC Dor @crift gcbrndt uto icine Yro-
5cilirllng onf oen 10. Nl0llit ouoeicbt.
Gr ioQ me6rcrc Witihuloiqc bobcn,
0eren &crboitltng criuortet miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-05
MorSangriff anti japaniIdDcn Hcbat-
fcur.

SouolulL 3. Mug. - Come
tara Sbcbo, NeOoftcltr ocS n@omoii
S6impo," zines inponiidcn 8lotte3,
meIfe1 boS Scriobrcn Der Ylonto=
gcn- Stritcr miBbilli9tc, mltroc bclrtc
otf Der StroBc bon g. Mori, cincm
jGponiidcn Qclegutcn 5l ciucnt
Gonpcnt Der &rbciter Der Sopnii-
9nicI8ruppc, ongcfoleu mo ourf
cjucn Mciicritid) in ocn Sails pcr-
iulnoct. Die Ner5tc int 0oipitol CT.
tlGren Ole @crlcbrmg iiir nift Iebens-
8ciGbrlih. Mori beiinoet ii6 in @oit
ln1O gcitcbt Elm, DAB cr bic 3bot be-
gin8. @r lit ais Golmctider 6eS
&rci5gcridts 5lt Moui ongcItcQt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-05
SdDriftltcllcr SOlucllS nndJ GnrlSs
bn0.

&ittcrp, dc, 3. NuguIt.-Mm.
9. Soluells, Der SdriftItcller mcld)cr
cine 3eit lang oui ieincm Sommcr-
iiB 81 aittcrp @oint 5t9cbroht bar,
lit bon BORT nod 9tcm- port obgerciit,
nm iidl ouf Dem Compiler y8reiiocut
8ront" bon Der oSnmburq. Nmerifa-
Clinic" nod europa ci15uififfcn.
Seine Gohtcr bcoIcitct i'm mGGrcno
Srm Somclle bicr blcibt. Serr SO.
luclls lit lciOcnO. uno Die 9(cr5tc ia.
ben inn 81 Der Scerciic. ionic sur
9etiitung ser 90ocr in &orISboO &C.
rutben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-05
Sic characterization Scruidclmn-

Sontiogo, Gbili 3. 2Ill8uIt. r.
Cic ~d)iIcniid)c &cgicrulg bat 9oli=
pia eriuft, icineH bieiigcn DC
iMditStr1gcr bon bier ob5uberllfen
mril Ocriclbe uigcnouc Seriftc
iiber Gbili'S Snltung in Der Streit-
itcBc jimihcn @cru mo 9olipin
noH @oric geihidt bubc.
Der @cid0ftstrG9er Ioll Der (lrbc=
Der Scr icitocm in GIbrcoc gcitcutcn
Mngoben gcpeicn icin, ooB Chill Der
b~oIipiouiideu Hcgicrum8 Moul-
imuiten. &ricgHuorrGtbc mo @clO
or9tbotcn rnlo ibr on9crotbclt bobe.
cine Nrmcc al Der Wrcujc Ycru'5 SIT
co15cntrirelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-05
3riid)c vGOUncDitcu" crluartcn baE
Millcminm.

0u6lim 3. 9luguIt. - llcbcr
200O nG%ooncpitcrL" mclde Oen lofor.
tlGCn gtnbrud 0eS MillenilmS oocr
0cS totlienoi16rigeu &eifS ermorten,
Eultrn observation-disclosures ob1c
CnOc 5l @aQinomolloro i'll Dem
Couultp 6crmonagh. Yilgcr loll9et
Gus ulIcn 2otoeotbeilcn al mo be-
merfCnSlucrtbe Sccnen crcignelt iid.
Mumocrtc bon G@onucrtitcn uerocll
tGalif I'M 6lliic 9etoltft. Die Sbcil-
ncbmcr on Scr 9cluc9unD idloicr
G!htGdtIid inter offcnem Sinmel
cuf Der 6orm zines Der 6iibrcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-05
&Sicocr cine Gntfiibrnna at Sbarun.

2 6arom go, 3. Nu8. - GoS
b;eiige StoOthen, mcldes Dor etlid)en
Wfonotcn olrd Die @illic @bitlo.
Cntiiibrmlgsgcihidte bcrilbmt mllr-
%, bat cine meme, Seniotion. DO
icttu Neii, od)t Sabre alt, mllroc
Gclte iriib aus Der @obnung ibrcr
0roBeltcrn cntfiibrt, pcrmutblid)
rhrd cine Gltcrc Shpeitcr, ncldlc
nit ibr mad &onioS, ibrer Scim1tb,
abgrrciit iein JOLT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-05
Sicoaftcnr Uuu General ucrbnnCn.

@ouiSOillc, apy 3. AuguIt.-
@cncroloOiutout Ebil. Y. SobuItou
ron Scr Electromagnetic &~cntllfp's.
moftc bcittc cincu Angriff uli
GcmD 9. @oooc, Hcouftcur eineS
&ohcnblottcS, mcil i'm oerielbc IN
cincm 2citortifel peripottct bate.
Ger General rildtc ocnt He0oftcltr in
icilem Sonftltm ouf Den 2eib mo
5erbioute i'm nit cincm Stod. Ger
Chatter pllroc pcrboitct mp ioll NOR
gen cin Ecrbor bcitebcll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-05
Starb IN Ytumainc gcrgiftnng.

Groton, Conn., 3. NuguIt.-Go-
pit1n G6riitopber q. Nelpburp BON
bier lit nod Gem @ennB Don Summer
an Etomuin.G eroiltlurg ge%Itor6en.
Sobn 9lifforo bon Nelu.Dorf II. orei
anoere, Die ebcnfols bon BEN @uns
mern oben, liegcn IN fritildcm 3r=
Itenoe 0arnieoers y n,ya +,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-05
Ianrcn bcrcitcn nciicm Ingriff upr.

Weliuo, Moroffo, g.. gIuguit.-
0ie Sponicr lieBen bcltte einen
GcIielboIlon itcigen, ulO itcaten BON
ibnt ans gennuc @co6odtungcl Don
81 Sdludten mo Ediien OcS
@llrupo's 9er9eS an. SouIctoe bon
MaurcrL mcld)e nit Gorbereitlngen
iiir cine grOBc Sdlodt bcifditigt
ldtcnerL Wur0en geieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-05
Scntnfp's rGnoigc Sdlafc.

&ouiSoille, ap, 8. Nltgliit.-
llcber Die S6oic in aentlfD %ocrbGng.
te 6eltte OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES @il.
jon Die Guoront0nc mcgcn NlSbrlldS
Der H1ltoc, mclAe bon uerIficoetcll
Yunlften 0cnt9loct miro. @olluer1ellr
@ilion ipllroe BON Der &criilgltng ollf
tclcgropbiidem 2SCgc in auuitniB &c.
icbt. Gle GllorontGnc miro crit III
ciltigen Ga9an IN Strait trctclt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-05

8utoeut d. - Sodter: ,Genfe
Dir, Mama, Der Serr MiiQer bat mir
bellte geluoltiom einen SUB gegeben.
Sd bob' ibm aber 9leih auf gut
oentid) meille Oieiuune gelaet."
gtlltter: v@as bait Du ibm oeita ge.
lagt?" Godter: .Sh iaate, ib
oerbitte mid oos, Serr Miiaer, tpenn
sic mir tttof einmol fiiIien, Sann
oertlo9e id) Sbnen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-05
Nengierige 8riten.
S6hter Ocs G5arcn mnktcn 3nflndjt
in AutIdc iuden.

Sic botten iid) SIT 6ltBc altf Oic Stro.
ben bon Cones gerpogt. - Sri
ide S6pGrmerieftc er1partet be-
ten0 oCn Nn6rud 6eS WiQeui-
INNS. - HCpltblifuniidc$ Com
plot ioll Dem 4ufitanO in Spa.
nicn ju GrunOe gclegcn boben.-
DON Sopue iibcr ieine 9lbiif-
ten. ~ Nclte aan1pic bel DC.
lila 51 crmortcn. - Gbili iest
Dem &ertrcter 9oIipio'& oe,
Stltbl Dor Die Sbiire.
$, Guglon0, 3. gltguit. -
3pci Eod)tcr oeS G5oren Nitolult9
BON &uBlonO fomcn hclltc Nod)nit-
tag bon Der ESnd)t oStonOort" ans
llfcr, I'M Ginf0ltfc III mod)en. sic
gingen i'll 6ltBe umber, unO Die 9iell-
gierigcnL ipcld)c ihr @ridcinen olli
hcn belcbtcn StroBen bon Cones be-
merttelL i6icnen ibnen &er9niigen
5I motcn. Sic mllroen ieOod itlicB-
lid einem IoIhen &(norong ouSges
Iebt, ooB lie iid) brrd) Die ibllen 81
&iilfe fourmenOc Yoli5ci beiucgcn lie
BclL cine Sutife 5t belteiger.
Sniicr HifolaltS bcipirtbctc beutc
9lbeuo Sen S0nig G0tuoro unO sc.
moblin an 9OrO Der Sod)t oSton-
bart"