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The Washington times., 1909-08-13
Capital TaIes

II HE personality of the new chair
man # the House Committee on
Banking and Currency, Edward
Butterfield Vreeland, of New York, IS
attracting much notice the country
over. not alone because he succeeds
one Of the most prominent men in
the House. Mr.. Fowler, but because
of the important duties that viii de-
volve on him when the report of the
Monetary Commission comes out
Mr.. Vreeland is a member Of the
Monetary Commission. and for the past
year or so has been devoting his days
and nights TO the study Of financial
questions. He learned a great deal
when abroad with the commission last
summer, and has been reading deeply
since He is in the banking business
at Salamanca, and since 1891 has been
mead or the Salamanca Trust Company.
He IS also IN the oil business, bVt pro-
fesses to be an independent.
lie was one of the leaders in the
House in the fight for a duty On Oil
holding that free oil would pat many
Of the Independents out of business.
Mr. Vreeland is cool and leyel-headed
and a hard WOTaeT. He HIS always
gone along with re House organiza-
ton, and. unlike Gr Fowler, is one Of
IAiS tAgIACAtAtAAo III tie t1EAA4tu fA4lAEdl~
ton.
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The appointment of Prof. A Piatt An
drew of Harvard to be director of the
mint Is reminder Of the fact that the
number of young men holding places Of
prominence under the Administration is
on the increase
Mr. Andrew s under forty, but from
all accounts is exceptionally well quail
flied for the position. The three assist
ant secretaries of the Treasury, MessTs.
Norton, Reynolds. and Hiliies, are young
men. So is the Director Of the Census,
z. Dana Durand, who succeeded DR.. S.
n D. North, a man well along In years.
Assistant Secretary of Navy Beekman
Winthrop is one Of the youngest men
who ever held this responsible post and
before that he was one of the assist
ant secretaries in the Treasury Depart
faent. In the State Department the
First Assistant Secretary Of state IS
Huntington Wilson. another young man,
who has had a wide experience in dip
lomatc matters.
The Washington times., 1909-08-13
CAVALRY BAND CONCERT Al
FORT MYER.
THIS EVENING AT 1880 O'CLOCK
George F. Tyrrell, Director.
PROGRAM

PROGRAM
March, STARS and Stripes Forever
Sousa
Overture, 1.-The Italian in Algiers
Rossini
Waltz, Wiener Blut" .-...-. Strauss
Moroccan. THE Star Of India"
Bratton
Grand Fantasia, "AIbion" .Baetton
(By reouest.)
Selection from comic opera "Mikado'
Sullivan
Descriptive, "A Cavalry Charge
Luders
March. Gate city, ........... Weldon
The Star Spangled Banner"
The Washington times., 1909-08-13

If Or. MCGEE keeps on he'll make the
remarks of Chancellor Day look dull
and embarrassing.
The Washington times., 1909-08-13

with the departure Of Or. WI. the
Interrogation point market will doubt
less experience q sad slump.
The Washington times., 1909-08-13

Seth Low says he can't talk about
going TO Britain as an ambassador.
Maybe Seth is too busy calculating
what Il will cost
The Washington times., 1909-08-13
Indian Commissions
A Ruler Of Destiniss.

The Commissioner Of Indian Affairs, a
man who has 5000 officials and employees
under him, and who presides over the
destinies of 100000 Indians, is Robert G.
Valentine. also young. And so the list
might be extended at much greater
length. The PUstofftce Department is
thick with young men in responsible
posts and Postmaster General Hitch
cock. himself but forty-two. is one Of
the youngest men who has ever been a
member of the official family Of me
Executive.
In the Department OF Commerce and
Labor, there are plenty OF young men
in places Of Importance. Ormsby Nc
Hars, assistant secretary, is an example
Nj. McHarg has already won a reputa-
ton for being one Of the hardest work
ers In hign official circles. Herbert
Knox Smith, commissioner of corpora
tions, is one Of Mr.. Roosevelts young
men whom Mr.. Taft has retained. an
other OF the young men Of the Roose-
Welt regime who is stu In Office is Law
renee 0. Murray, comptroller of the cur
renCy. 1t needs only q glance over the
list Of the officials now In service to
be warranted in the conclusion that this
is an Administration in which the young
man is in smand.
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Senator nolliveT was seen by friend
Just as he was taking his departure
from the Capitol with a grip in his
hand and heading Tor the Union Sta
ton.
well. Senator" was asked. It sup
pose you're going cut to Iowa to get a
good rest?"
Yes" said DOtHiveT. I'm going to
take life easy Tn headed for my farm
where I'm going 10 lay drain tile"
The Washington times., 1909-08-13

Champ Clark says all but fools were
represented in the taUff Hobbies before
Congress. The ultimate consumers were
not numerous.
The Washington times., 1909-08-13
ABANDON ALL HOPE
FOR BRITISH LINER
of Bodies Confirms Belief
That the Waratah Went
Down.

CAPE AGULHAS. South Africa, Aug.
I3.-Au hope for the safety OF the Brit
ish steamship Waratah and her 800
crew and passengers, was abandoned
today when the steamship Insizwa ar
rived here and reported the finding of
many floating bodies off the Bashee
river near which point the WaTatah
was known to be when the disastrous
& -Oru1 struck the coast the day after
tile Waratah sailed from Durham for
cane Town. The bodies were undoubt-
efllv those Of some of the WaTatah' S
passengers.
The Washington times., 1909-08-13

Better keep right on publishing the
Congressional Record to hold down the
pugilistic verbosity Of Messrs. Jehrles
and Johnson.
The Washington times., 1909-08-13
PROGRAM

March, 'n'homas Jefferson"
Santeimdnn
Overture, "Yelva" ....,.... ReissiggsT
Song for Cornet, "For All Eternity
MassherOni
Frank Bernard
Grand Selection, Samson and
Beilah. .s--..--.,r,-.ss..r.o alht-Saetls
(By Request,)
Waltz Suite, Bride Bells ..Rubens
Excerpts from THE Grand MoEul"
Luders
Finale. March of the Eagles"
Howard
The Washington times., 1909-08-13

With President Taft and Champion
Jeffries both trying to get into condi-
ton, earthquakes may be expected at
any moment.
The Washington times., 1909-08-13

The BaIIinger -Pinchot controversy
threatens to enIiven an otherwise duh
summer.
The Washington times., 1909-08-13

Tong or short period during the
summer can have The Times mailed
so them at the rate OF thirty
cents a month or seven cents a
week. Addresses may be changed
as desired. All mail subscriptions
naust be paid I'm advances.
The Washington times., 1909-08-13

Chicago seems 10 Rave as much trou-
bic capturing chief of police as the
usual chief does capturing anybody else.
The Washington times., 1909-08-13

Since a Washington Judge has decided
the bacon question, perhaps he will now
throw some light on the Shakespeare
controversy.
The Washington times., 1909-08-13

A Philadelphia barber wants $1,000
for his nose. What would he want for
his tOngue7
The Washington times., 1909-08-13

Reports from the Irrigation Congress
are not exactly dry reading.
The Washington times., 1909-08-13


perfectly normal condition.
with the departure Of Or. WI. the
interrogation point market will doubt
less experience a sad slump.
Seth Low says he can't talk about
going to Britain as an ambassador.
Maybe Seth is too busy calculating
what II will cost.
Champ Clark says all but fools were
represented in the taUff Hobbies before
Congress. The ultimate consumers were
not numerous.
The BaIIinger-Pinchot controversy
threatens to enIiven an otherwise duh
summer.
With President Taft and Champion
Jefries both trying to get into condi-
ton, earthquakes may be expected at
any moment.
Better keep right on publishing the
Congressional Record to hold down the
pugiIisuc verbosity Of Messrs. Jeffrles
and Johnson.
Chicago seems 10 rave as much trou-
bic capturing chief Of police as the
usual chief does capturing anybody else.
Since a Washington Judge has decided
the bacon question, perhaps he will now
throw some light on the Shakespeare
controversy.
A Philadelphia barber wants $4,000
for his nose. What would he want for
his tongue?
Reports from the Irrigation Congress
are not exactly dry reading.
The Washington times., 1909-08-13
VIII Soon Return.

Mrs. william Floyd sicard. who has
been spending a part Of the summer
in the Blue Ridge mountains. viii re-
turn 80 washington within few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Frederick Sim
pich have gone TO New York. from
where they viii sail tomorrow on the
Berlin for Naples.
The Washington times., 1909-08-13
Return From Tour.

Mrs. Milton l. Odel and Miss Dun
reath Oder. who spent several weeks in
Atlantic City, have returned to Wash
ington. Miss OdelI left last evening
for Norfolk, where she viii be the guest
of relatives for a month. She VIII also
spend some time IN Smithfield and Suf-
folk before returning home.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-14

6ietet. SronfrcidL OaS ben Gereini9.
ten St0uten biSber MIR ctncn f"leilltit
Sbeil ieines MinimoltorifS einr1llm.
te, I'M llebrigen d6cr nnleritaniidc
Eroouftc nod ieiilem Worimaltorif
bebonoclte, ideint niht gepiQt. in
3lttlnnit mebr ais bisber at getpG6s
rcn. @orum lollten olio mir unierc
3ugritGnoniile %perinebren, nah0ent
Die 9e0ingltn9erL inter oeien oCilt=
ife 6abrifutc nod1 Imerifa einges
iilbrt wcroen, iih neribled)tert bu6en ?
Is mare Der nereiten omerifaniid)ell
3ollpolitif gegcniiber ipirflih iebr oll-
gebroht, bob Die enropGii6en Stao.
ten bel Der 9~teuregelun9 ibrer San.
Oelsbe5iebunacn sur Union etmaa
Sono III Sono' nrbeiten."
Eos rbeiniife 9Iott liebt ole Sadc
benn bod niht i'm red)tcn Sidte, Ter
llnteri6ieb Smiihen Dem Oeutihen
unb oenl ameritoniidel Sarii bat
nit Der Nugelcgenbeit nidto 81 tbun,
ulld) oo8 9lbfommen pom Sabre 1907
nidt, ooS llur Elm propiioriId]eS mar.
9er omerifoniid)e -Sorit 10 ld)led)t er
olld) Iein mag, lit nllll cinnlal @eleb,
mo 6os 9luslono mtB iid, 10 gut eS
gebt, bontit ob5uiinOen iltd)erL bis mir
pinen oerniinftigeren betommlen. Vci
Der g0itotion, Die im @eiten 9egen
oen Eopne-Nlorih- Sarii 6ereitS i'm
8ongc lit, biirfte bus piellei6t gar
nid)t lunge 0alIcrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-14

Waleriitl. Nartartig. - SrieoIidi.
sSelllih bon &ulDroof cine ufb cine talhe
Msetle, Wtount NouhsgSaaeons unb 9prraines
sSa99ot9 olrctt bis 6um Giitgane. geioe 3es
le,eoone. Stnoi Nilrenn i'm britten 5Ilr ocS
urlen ~"sStbiubes, Gbarles. nue iIanette-
Sfraee. (Widi4 .tS.S&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-14
&oiulnnbS tirfiidJe SGScr.
Ganitnblc. @ebanoe, Sutnnt sesrn. etets piisn
tWui4.1S
SuocsfGue.

snl, o, Gftober 3Oirpb anoasrspiear, Pr. Oil.
Siio' 4urasS lrabe. II Sabre alt.
Vim II. Cituber Samuel u. Bird, gtr. Z,
@iiltpr.Halte, % Sabre alt.
Vim Al. Oioper Jantee z Varfmau, .slpeo
MielIs po'ie. 70 SuDtc alt.
snl 10. SItober Spbn Sant,ucn, lr. $40,
oerl. 6~reberid'Npenlc b4 Sabre ali.
I'm . Siteber aSam Gbritinn5, gaOpiew'
Inl ~. Sltober Charles Gnrrg. Ar. 1912.
M'nlltfin'Strabe 10 Sabre alt.
Vim H.. Sii0bcr GliSn Sprbes, yr. 1914,
SSooo0enrsS traGe ~ Sabre ali.
YIN X Sfi3ber Shlpelier 9larg 6. 6uN,
nAotre Tame. Gonoeui.- NibIano glpenue nro
Iisaniib, Sirabr, 80 SABRE alt.
SiiS' NRonroe. strnbe. 56 Sabre ali.
VIM Y. Sftober Maria Narbournr. Gr. 1908,
Sseii'6 dnetie slrnBc, 20 Sabre alt.
YIN II. Ctiopcr 8ofena Siaaes, Nr. 21G.
Sno'Gnricaii .slucD, rs Sabre alt.
YIN Il; Sftober sbomas Semuiugs, Ar. 1887.
SSilici".sleenne 3" Aahre alt.
VIM ~. Citobcr Hebeeea aanben. Union
gui Il GiioHcr eieurse arait, Gr. 1917,
@riscoe. Sfrabe. IS Sabre alt.
Vim 10. Sitpber stiaiam y. apuns, Dir. /,
Surttioitpdtte 81 Sabre alt.
nm IL Climber Warn a.. Seadl, Gr. 1924.
Maolloli. glpenle, 80 Sabre alt.
snl IL. Sitober 6annte spgan, rnioeriitdtss
slnl 10. cftO6cr SiSsie q. se,uis, Nr. 500.
Nelt2s, StrnBe. 10 Sabre alt.
Vim y. Citobcr Charles 9ung, SobnS Sops
lins@polptinl. 4s Sabre ali.
UNI ~ Sttobcr Charles :. Heters, ar. 2044,
0oitiiialIlHS trnBe, 2d Sabre nIt.
YIN T., Sftoncr oclena ehreiner, Nr. 500.
SH I'm Si,nBSr z Sabre aiii un,.,.,.
t0tas NDtDttul 40 (nhrp ult
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-14
sarsam hes etast.Meaiara.ors, satbaaas.

.# Sul1t III D ! {, 20. SepleHRptl lava. .
50 Die Strubetour9b IDS oInIilttfdr Del
etaot Baltimore IN seieeIi4 ooraeidrisbenel
28eiie ibreu enbeiiiii9en nro corrlqlrten Se'
ri6t itber bic 9u9eiprobeneil @utt6hbternesi
l~lnfoiien ulio @eriberbbburgen tiir ole Con
oenlnirnns uno 9rotfnung bon 6parltcfrnReti'
Muennc, bon Der JtortbsIperlle bis 5ur loro
liden 1ren5e Der Staoi Baltimore, nebit oeI
oaranf De8iielidben. enoaiiItieeu linb corrisirten
erlduternSeii Tidren In @emdBbeit Der Dor
ibrificu oes aapifels PA Der aiie oer sc,
aiSlaiur bon WtarDInno bonn Sabre 1904 mn
ser am 6. Widr5 1895 niier5eidneiet Seroro.
nling Nr. 216 oes Wlapors inb S!aotratbs bon
baltimore ma ufoerer baraut be5iigItben @e'
icse nno 8eroronIteen bel mir biIlterleat ba'
ben, -
Rerift uno Bldne auf btefe ,8eiie in etelenl
Wlredii binterIegt ,porbcu fino, uuo bob Der
Ma0or NIB S%ia6traib SoI baltimore ooer r..
uello cine 4eriuu ODER Yerioner, ODER elle ooer
minebr Gorprrationen, bic nit Der Sertbeilullg
ser oorbeitnnnteR @ntihdoi9unaen ODER gSerip.
erbUbu1aen uu5ffrieoen iino. innerb1lb oreiBile
t3OD Ia9cu, BON 20. September 1908 an ais
Scr erftelt IGge Der BON mir 1isgeqatgeneH
8er1fientlrhuna oieier Gtoti5. ftrittlt6 6nges
ael an oaS HdItimorer Stuoteeritt nopelilTeTl
iino OGs befnete Oerift erinden rnoaen. otelel'
ben Ill rCoiolreH.
(Septoq. SfiGl3, 20 StaotsReglitrlfor
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-14

hcrcn Ntinoritot@ Eortei; nnb Der
Grfol9 lit ibr iiher, mic Die Grfob.
rlln9 !ebrt, Gos lit Die Situotion in
M}orplono ieit Der oeufpiiroigenEor-
tciumpGI5ung III 1895, oils aus benz
bis bobin Ginportei.S taat Elm 3lpei.
pdrtei Stoat mlr0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-14

H...-"
Sic Is ubobp Godng Go"
lit luegcn llebertretung Der Srlanr.
Iteuer. @ciebe pro5eiiirt ur1b ihluoil
befunoen morben. Iie @cieQihait
bottc 9ei0rbte Wargorinc in Den Sans
Del gebrad)i, ohne Die porgeldlriebene
Stener ucu scbn Gents pro EiiurA
entridltet 81 bnben. Gos 9unoesge.
rid]t in 9eopennortb, 9oni, gin9 auf
cinen G%onlpromiB elm unp periirtbeil.
te Die @cielid)nit 81 5000 Collars
Stroie uno 5ilr Gritottung Der binter.
So9enen Stempeliteuer IN Der Sobe
BON SI177 Collars uno elmer Spe.
5iol-S teucr BON 10000 Collars, 5ll.
iommcn olio 97,777 Collars. Tie
nit @ciflag beleate Morgarine mur.
De Der 8eieuid)oit slriideeeeben. Gle
@eienitoit lit iebr snaois weegefom.
men. Sic soblt bic binter5osenen
Steuern. erbdlt lire Moreorite su-
rid uno be5ublt<fiir Die pielcn lleber-
tretuneen Der Steuer, @eiete cine
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-14
Stroie BON 5000 GGltnrs. Cine 30.
9otclle fir cine 10 rcid)c @eieaidyuit.

9otelle mr. etlle 10 rcld]c @%elellldlaft.
Sic alien Serren. pom
gnnoesobergeridt limo nah longer
6erienrube mieOer 5lt l0blihem 5burt
perlommelt. Giner Der eriten ,S1ae,
Die sur Gntideioul1g fommcn lolleu,
lit Die &logc Der 9unocsregierrnno &c
gen Den lobafss5rltit. 9tuf Die Gnts
'feloung oari man gciponnt iein.
Gle 3olleinnubm men ~ d +.
reno Der erIten nelll Motote oieieS
SnbreS beliefen iid I'M Saien bon
Nelu.Dorf nllein orf iGS,120,NOO Col
lars, nabe5u 3S MiQionen nlebr, ais
III Oerielben 3eit beS goriabreS, ltllo
nlebr ols in irgeno cinem iriibercn
Sabre. nj.f,.
6ur6 bare Scrbecrungen
bat ein Nrfan in Sen @eit, 6lorion,
on9eridtet. Die Stoot lit ein Grim.
m%crbaufen, Die Stoot mluBte ioiort
Inter &rlegSred)t geltelt merOer,
neil cine Meitge Weuifen Die aato=
ltropbe gum Houben mo Eliinocrn
bennlbten. SpGncn in Mtcridcngc-
itoIt.
Sn oregon un0 "nn0crcn
Stoaten bes fernen @eitena lit cine
Selpegltng I'M 8ange, Die Gontrole
lIber Die Woiierfrdite Der 6liiiie uulo
Strome Den Staoten uulo nidt Der
Sn1oesregierung 81 mteritelcn. Gic
National Gegierung miro oorori
'h!perlid) %eingeben. Str0me limo va.
tlonolbclib uno nid,t Staotsei0en.
tbunl; 5lmol Ole, mCldye mcbrere
Stootcn olrdilieBcn. lleber 0crcn
MoIlcrfrGftc miiroc ocS SdOerS fem
Gnoc icin. ~, .+.
@cnn,3mei ouiielbet6un,
1T ea nibt 0aiielbc, arglunentirte
@tnocarid)ter 2nnoiS in Gbicugo, dis
er Wortin Oppenbcum iuegein Ser.
tnltIa Don SottcrieIooicn 81 elmer
@cloltrofe bon 800 Collars pcrilr.
t5eilte. Ser Gidter erfl1rte: Gie
Tcgierung Der Ser, Staten bat Elm
MonopoI I'M 2ottericgeibGit. @os
bon Der 8egicrung gctbon miro, ltcht
elmer Gin5elperion Oesmegen nod
llldlt 5li. @etorntlid) bringt oic He.
glerlnq oifentliGe SQnoereicn imgSc.
lten burd) 2ottcrie5icbungen al oell
Mom.
Teben lit SiIber, 9 hmei.
gen lit @olo. Die @obrbeit oicicS
nlten Spril6luortes bat Der neltc &c
lnn0te nad) Sefins, @r. Charles II.
Crane, mieber cinunol 'eriobrcr.
aailm crnonlt urtb i'm 9egrifL lid)
nlf leilleA EeIten mad Eefil9 ein5lt.
ld)iffcll, miro ibnl nnnl StaatS . Ct.
tretGr &nor Der Stlt6l nieber Dor Die
Sbilre gelebt, iDeil er 3eitungSleuten
aeaeniiber m%oipIontatiid) oiien gene
lcn mur. &r. &nor oudte lpobI: Gin
@%cionbter. obcr fem @cldifter. He-
Den unO SdruCigcn bat feline Belt, be
lonoers bel eincm 9iplomoten. &r.
Crane lit obgetbnn orlrd) eigcnc
S6ulb. Is miro iid, mobl bolo Grs
iob fir i'm iilloen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-14
Ingebpte.
gurcaw uun @nloiuin x Termination, Nrhliefien,
Tr. J3u. gtprbsS burle5sS trdbe.

NnrcaN uUW VnIolUln & VtinthgtpN, NtNIIVIIVH'
gir. $50. 9torbsSbarie5 Strdbe.
&aIttn III C. No.
8erIiesclte Nngebptc fir bic 2ieieruig NM
SuitaIilruug oreisr eicttriiher 5radit. eleoatp'
rem FIR oao ueue NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pas
qeaeflp1riiu i'll Der Stdoi Baltimore tir oeil
Staat WarDIaHo errihtet piro, iperoen entgeeen
geuomIMen in @emabbeit nit ben Eldnen mo
Spe8ififationen, nelhe in lrierem Bilre1i man.
reuo Der gSohentage 6iptltel 8 uDr Wtpr9ens
uuo 3 ubr yindmltiags bis 5urI 10. oielse D'o'
naiS ein5uisben fino.
Wor bein 9uHtrditor tiir Die 2lrbeit tplro oer'
luHpt, iperoeu. 8iirai6ait in i9pbe bon oilnliau.
ien6 Eouurs (S5060.00 gu fteuer, I'M 10 penn
Staate OtarDIaHo oie Griiiliung Der geoiH9uHs
gen oer Spc6iIiiationen gu earaIttren.
Sic ,B~aMlGomutiitipH bebllt IT'D od9 JeUt
Dor, lrgeno iuelhe ooer alie tir oiele aroelt
eineegan9elCn gitgebote 5uritd5ntueileH.
Snl Wuitruge bet Balise ominitIion
(2s5-D = yaipwiu & Heuuin9tun.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-14
Sruartcmeut fir biicntlidc Sauten.
Cub Department oss Staot. Sm9rnteutS;
a | more q. september lJO0
Mu Nuf mir r6 0udehtl

Valtl III 0 {: -. StpitH,uet iooo'
Mn wife, bic IS onaeht!
S,iermit miro in llebereinitsrimung NIT ben
g0ibnitterr SO y uuo SO Is hes Charters Der
Sta6t Baltimore 6efanni aeaebeit. bat id nod
benz 0. s,putmber 1909 beainnel .iperSe, tle
bon Der Siiofeite Der Ntoulii
MobdIsgoenue sis Slr Gorbieite Der Rrettcn'
Gtrabe. nit nnbernem Wutcrtal 81 pf.alierl'
NH neIt Iu ~pilcftern
anlc l,erfoneu uno 9orpordiiotlelt perotr
fir ule Nrbeiten 81 %erlangcn lno htetelben onr
benz o. Nopcmber 1909 81 beerotger, Die IN
irocnh elmer g9eife ole Itfarnbulla noer pie
MuireiRuar0 tcfuater nbengCnnnnter stle0 ooer
eiucS SleiIcs orrfelben nofbfuenhto mo dnc!l.
penr biefc acpfIniicrt ooer nen gep'lattert III.
y. I. Serena.
(Ecpto7, SIr41t,fSl Stabts Nl1etieur.
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Die Gaae in Ejtaiicn.

Ger 8eianote Charles y. Crane bot
ieinGn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in SEEING
perlorcl1, nod che er lid eingelf)ifrt
bate. Gr bate elmer iueltlid)cn Bet
turg IlliiGliiiie iiber ieine b~iplonnti'
ihe Oiiiiipn gegcbcn, sic 0obin gin'
gen, OoB Ole onerifaniide He9ierunG
gegen Den fiir5lif ACKNOWLEDGMENT ia.
poneiiid)sd)ineiilhen Sertrag proteItl-
rem meroe, neil ouourd IN Der Wnno.
lhurci Dos Brin5ip Der ofienen Sbilr
perlcBt mer6e. Ger grtifel i'm Obi
co9o &ecorb SerolO" criticn bcreits
cincn Gag ipGter IN iopaniid)cn Sci.
tu,Gen. Selbitperit1nolid muBte
bieie ~oiplomotiide Sffenber5igteit oes
neltcn 8eianoten Crane fir StaatS-
ScfretGr &nor iebr unongenchm iein.
Iie NuSloIiungen Cranes mGgen I'M
@robcn nnb @or5en ia riftiq gene.
len iein, ober man poiau1lt lie 0od)
nidt III Die @elt binouS. che mon auf
ieinem Yoiten o%ngefommeu unO Die
Sohlo9e lonoirt bat. Gs lit ia allbe-
fonut, ooB China mieoer einmul III
benz ioponiid) dineliiden &ertrog
ilber's DIR 9ebouen iporoen lit, ooB
Sopon INNER ieiteren Sub III Ser
Manbi6urei fobt. Sod Dor SeIn
Snbren oiirfte 'ilihtS in WonGoIien
mnb Monoidurien bis aorea geibc-
ben, obne Bop Hllblono ieine 3uitim.
mllng bo5ll CAB. Serte iinoen in 90
flo uno Eefing Grcigniiic ltatt, obne
Bob HuBlan6'S Hotb ooer 3uitim.
mlttg bon @eluift mare. Iie Ser.
Staaten proflomirten inter ErGiis
bent Hooiepelt Die Eolitif Der Yoiic-
men Sbiir" III ser MonoidJurei, bobcu
eS ober 9eideben loilen, OnB &apon
bieie EoIitif III Sroge iteat unO lid
in Wanoldurien letter unO letter elm
niltet. Io$ lit fem Grfolg uniercr
Giplumotcn. Ser 3eitplmft, EroteIt
gegen Die llebergritie Sopan'S III Gbi-
no ein5ulegen, lit perpoBt. Gn9lono
bat feilen 8rlno, lid ein5umiiden,
0enn eS bot es iriiber ebelio gemoht,
pie eS Die Saponer iest tbltn. lleber.
Dies bot England einen Siinbnibper-
trog nit Sapon obgeihloiien. @ol-
len Die Ser. Stauten Die Eulitif
Der %offenen Sbiir in Sitoiien atfred)t
erboltcn, 10 miilien lie ernitlih fir
bieielbe eintreten. CAB Serr Crane
nidt ser ridtige Wonn iiir Den sc.
finger Soften mar, lit Jest nift mebr
Smeiielboit. Maein ipenn er olld) re.
iignirt, obne Gefing lie 9eiebcn Su bu-
ben, 10 bleibt Die Gage fir ieinen
NafIol9er Id)mierig, unb Die %u1lerer
biplomotiihen Tertreter in Sofio lit
ebenfollS perI6leftert norben. Sic
Sdpaner lin0 flllge, aber olld) nib
traliiidc 2eute. Sbre Grponiionss
Eolitit lit ofienfunoig, nnb es miro
ein giltcS Stiid ieiner oiplonlatilder
9lrbeit %foiten, bos Erin5ip Ser ~oficnan
Sbiir in CitaIien nuired)t 5l erbalten.
Wtit elmer SemoGrnlel .Yolitif, mic lie
Serr Crane oort porbottc, miro es
nid)t 9cihoift.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-14
Gpnopn.

Slredn: Gr. 81, Wch.S saratoga, Straec, NaS
nNanptt Giusans: Sreberid. 9apab.
Wcgrdbllibplnee bon $25 at, inter beftdnbi9er
lperoen i'm Sreibhans am Sa%rptsGineang ae
ilnneli. llufer Slaent wiro, neun eepiinfhi,
porfpredeIi. C92@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-14
Dat QaNn Cemetery,
Gnitern .Muenue. 3ioao, uabe g,prtb YpiMt.Sapao,
Sctanetge gniHht. Vrahtuune 2aae. 1,
E tSuuiig, 6lpte) 20 f'
Baltimore Gemctern.

Sirran: 8rahtiin @lbs, Baltimore. II. Sortbir.
.Ve9rdbniBplGbe sum 8eriunt ti,pon $25 an.
nit W'nrmnrptoiirn uhaeeren5t S35. - Hdlm
mt eier Brdtcr, Sreie BenlslnJ oer @apelle
inr Iraicrso.!e3Sicnite. kSuu:l6,iS) !.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-14
%cfauutmadJun9cn.
shrenu pes etaet.@ spmeters.

TT. LIIUUgL IVVU'
Ter Stnols Neoueier loiro am Miittlppd,, Scil
20. Siiober 1909, nm 10 llbr 8ornItia9s, an
Dirt mn SicI!e eridjei1el1, I'M ods yitpfui Der
gSplfes StraBe, bon Der WioHniHelltsS iraDe pls
.6Ir McGlpcrrls StraBC ncu 6f e%iablirer
JuleigB Is. SburGs,
(1S7D StdptstSepnlcier.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-04

sene sac; turpentins.. IN barrel lots.
sac per gal
Pineappies-cuban. ss250a.75; Flor
Ida. s. s0Us per ciato.
Pop Corn--Ears. 4 q &c per III.
Potstoes-Michlga gan. car lots. & O. D.
Detroit, S0G S5c per bu. new Bermudas.
x2s5. southern. s.. 90 per bu. o
Pouitry-Hens. l5Gl5lc stag roos-
tiers. l0Miic, geese. sa &c; ducks, lao
i5c. turkeys. young. l5@l6c per Id.
ProVi>ions--Mess pork. sla so. family
pork. seiQ2i50: light clear SO. so,
heavy. SEE. smoked Mans. l2%c. dry
salted briskets.: Is Nc; shoulders. aHci
picnic hams. &c: bacon. lfnc. lard, In
tierces. ii&c: kettle rendered. l2he
strawbcrries-ei-qt cases. ss.sSGs.5o
per case.
sugar-Crystal domlnoes, s7s5; EasN
tablets. $3.50; cut loaf. $500 cubes
s5.s5; XxXN powdered. s5,1S, granu-
laetcd. extra coarse. S540, granulated
finc. in bulk. sb.Se, granulated In 20
10 cotton bags s. So. Michigan granu-
lated. $500: diamond A. $40, confec-
TONERS \. sSe5. No. 1. $3.50; No. :,
$3.50; No. ,. s5.25: No. Z. $500; No. .
$5.l5 No. 4. $50. No. !. $5.05; No. 5.
So No y. si95. No. 10. s+.90. No. IL.
sass No IL. si.so; No. 49, yt.7b. No
IA. st75. No. Is. si15 per 100 lbs
Tailow-No. l. Ghc. No. 2. 4hc per