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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-20
Berlin ais @UrbilO.

CcrllH ais UUrUllp.
GeutidIono'S Soltptitoot III 9e5u8
oltf it0otii6e neutrality-suspicious.
Den oils m%uitergiiItig onerfonnt.-
Gie S%teQungen Der lt1otiiden 9e.
onltcn elmer oeuti6en @roBitoot.
Qualification, ni6t politii6er
GiniIltb entidei0eno.
3u oieier 3eit, ga Baltimore Dor
tem Nlulle itebt, iein 0erpoltuugSs
Spitem 81 GnOcrn, limo Die Wetboocn
in groBen StG0ten oes AuslonoeS
BON erbobtem Sntcreiie. is lit Die
cinitinmige lleber5eugmg oller LIN.
tcrridtcten ooB Die StaOtpcrmoltung
uon Berlin, Der &ouptltaot Gelrtid-
lano'a, in oicier &ihtltng ais ein
Dtlliter ullter allen @roBitdoteu Der
@Clt OiCncn fam. WaS bel Dem
8eruultlnasplnn oler 9roBen oert-
iden StGotc beiOnOcrS ms glltge
fGQt, lit 0ic Gbutiud,e, Dob jcOer Dir.
ger bort tbun fam, mas INNER or 81
tbltn bclicbt, mcnn e3 nidt 0ur6 &c
ieb ulSoriidlid perboten lit, mGbreno
umgctcbrt IN Baltimore etn 9ilrger
nidJta tbllu funn, muS niht 0a9 We-
ieb ouaoriidlih geitattet, be5tu. luo5l
er niht cine ~beionoerc GrInubniB bat.
Ger &oroinolpunft in Der Serliner
GermaItung lit Der, Bob je0er itG0tis
id)e Seonte Qun5 beitiunte Guolifis
tationen fir Dos beitinmte Nnlt bo-
btn muB, 0o9 er befIei0et. Ter
Wiopor, BORT 9iirgermeiiter gcnount,
lit ni6t einfod elm moblbefomlter,
popul0rer Yionu, Der 3cit mo guten
Miten bot, iein Nnlt olS Stnotobers
baupt ollS5ufiillen, ionoern Gin
Wtonn Der gerooe IN Der &eriuoltung
itdhtiider Nngelegcnbciten ieine Gors
rtcre genluht bot. Gr iteigt in uielen
SGllen bon Dem 2lmt OeS giirqernleis
tiers elmer fleineren uno mittelgro.
ben Stoot 81 Dem oeS 9iirgermeiIter@
elmer @roBitu0t. 2eiitet er IN Ieiner
Stclllrng @utc9, 10 bebGlt er iein Ntnt
obne SdDierigteit, etrpa mie elm gll-
fer 8onfprGii0ent ooS feline bebdIt.
Ger Stootratb bon Berlin beitebt aus
144 YtitglieOern, lUelhe olf iedS
Sabre geip1blt per0en. Gin Irittel
0ieier 3abl miro ole 5ruei Sabre er.
mdblt. Die Wtit9Iieoer oeiielben er.
boItcn feline 9e5obIumg; uber cS gilt
ais cine 10 bobe Gbre, in Oieier Stels
lung Dem 8emeinmeien 81 oienen,
Dob Ole Iemtcr iebr begebrt iinO.
Cine beionoere 9eOingung bel Der
@abl oc6 G%onoiooten lit Die, OoB Die
&Glite oerielben 8rumoeigentbiimcr
iein miiiien.
Die aorperi6oit Ser Stootperoro.
neten, 10 an Der 3dbL oiiiitiren Dem
Stootrotb in Der AltSiibung ieiner
Eflidten. Gieielbcn befiinmern lid)
inSbeion0ere INN Gin9e wie Seucr.
loi6mcien, SGulen mo @oiier5u,
fubr. Nud 0ieie geben ibre Gienitc
cine Guti6GOigung.
"
Die i1mmtliden Ieportcments.
8orlteber linO tefniib gebilOete WtGn-
ner. IS giebt oeren - Der 9iirGers
meiIter mnO @icc. giirgermeiiter elm
geihloiicu - "a. 9ieie Goriteber
meroen bon irgeno elmer Sto0t noh
Berlin 6erufen ioiern iie BORT @lttcs
geleiItet boben. Sbre Stelungen iinO
obiolut %unobbGn9ig bon politiihcn
Ginfliiiieu; 10 longe lie lire Yflidt
tbun, brnudJen lie niht 81 fiirften,
ibr Nnlt 81 perlieren. Gie S1lite Der.
ielben erbolten Sol0re, Die Nn0ercn
otenen unentgeltlih. Tic @rlteren
boben Die Stellungen inne, nit oenen
cine gr0Bcre Summe glrbeit perbull'
Den lit; Die 3weiten fungiren mletf IN
elmer ro~tbgebenoen Gigenidoft.
2mei SeIhftm 0r0er be-.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-20
Sbeu. s. 9icnsr & Co.,
2t7, Si.Saltimpre.S tra6e.

Geutides uuo anoeres uusl1not
id,es @eIo sefauft uno p%erfauft.
@eloIenoungen beior9t mod 9eutih.
lano, Seltreih, Hublano u. |. 10.
BedieI aitsgeiteIlt aiif unslGnbii6e
9anfen. greoitbriefe uno Srapelers
CHEQUES. O.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-20
R. TeiGrrt.
@altimure'S Sentider Ybutosrapb,
409--itf
Gurb.B Etragc.

WorosBaD'Str nRc
Sin erlttiaiiises @ridlait fir erit.
fiaiiise TrbciteH, nnb feline bObcrcn
arriie, Ills Sie anSers,uo bcsablcn.
Spe5ialitat, 8creinsgrnppen mnO
5amiIiensrnppen, GersrOhernussm
nadI alten 8ilSeru inter Garantic.
Ndien Sic anf obige y.oreiic; es
tit III Sbrcm @ortbsile.
aeinc @erbinoans init irgeuS et.
nem anberen Stabip.
t3s6i3. a&elO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-20
9sotis.
TUfI5.
Sebbel'a eiLsiaes Ginbip.


SeSermann feunt bic bpn AIRS ac.
lieferte grbeit; mir benfen nidt ba.
ran, inns ielbit al loben ioubern iber.
laiIcn Dies nnIcrcm 2eiitHnaeu, Seine
Sreppen bel inns 81 eriteiscu. 2aHcm
Sic i'd bon Tnberen nidjt tduidrn,
es siebt nnr Gin ein5ises SebbeI-S tu.
bio nnS oies befinSet iid i'm Yarterre.
Idtem Sic amf bas Saus, no nnIer
Wamcn anf Shiircn nnS 5enfern
ltebt.
Seine gscnten. Gin Yreis.
NdJten Sic anf
-Sebbel'S-
32f Noro'8aa. Str,, nabe Siab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-20
Suuncuaui. uno llntcrgnug.

Souncnouigong 3 Il. 4 NJ.
SonnemmtCrgnng. .....6 Il. 90 VI.
Mountaineering 8 II. % VI. Nbcno".
Tlutb .....9 II. 81 W. Worgens.
Glutb. 10 II. p W. NbenoS,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-20

George ". @orren6erger, -.
War0;
eoporo 3. StUlc3, %. @oro, uuo
Robert ". Surriion, 81. War0.
9cle9oteu sur StootS.
Contention.
I. 9egisluturoiitrift.
ut Sarge - @iuium j. 9roeniuQ,
&obn i. &onaboumer, Sobu 6.
@rigbtion unO VI. &. Seleufow.
+. @oro - Z. 6ronf QDler uuo
Or. &~otbouieI q. g9riabt.
,. 8orO - &obn u. 5oneBte ierI,
un0 Charles +. Sofmciitcr.
3. Woro - GopurO ". &lein uno
@m. $. 2inoermmr.
4. @orO - George 3. Cotton lulO
Wor Suis.
.. NorO - 5re0. aocrbcr, ien,
unO 2~eoubar0t 4. @iiieI.
6. Wur0 - George y. 6lpm unh
George :. Ienu.
.. 2eaioloturOiitrift.
At Sarge - &obn aronmiIler,
Stepbcn u. Woion George n. Self.
uer mo Sobn Fbilip Sill.
Z. @oro - Hobcrt W. @cid uno
Sobn g. 9arrod.
s. @nro - 5bomaa e. 9rufi mo
Samuel I. Siuer.
8. WnrO - ISM. Z. Gone mo
Charles aroemer.
II. NnrO - Games @orcp uno
9enton 9. &irbD.
13. Woro- Is. Clan 5imuutS mo
George u. Monn.
10. @nrO &iuiom &ouabep urb
ScnrD ". lllrid.
3. 2egiSloturoiitrift.
ut 2orGc - George @bitclod, 9(u.
GuitlS &. 9inSiuonger, Robert Z.
McGurop uno SSobn .. 5rei6Ier.
10. @oro - @nL e. ScuneB mno
eugene !. SCOPES.
#. @qrb - @m. :. 9Iott mno
5iooc IS, Gigor " ...
fl. @qrS - @m, 9. Sdocn ulO
&cp. Tr. 8n. @. Nltron6cr.
rs. @oroZ Gborlcs !. $4,000 MO
s. Riboro Stonbiforo,
10. @oro - 6. Muoiion Mitdcll
uno Charles &. aullfc(.
20. @ar0-Iobn g. aoblitPoN unn
1uneS 5. Gormo0p.
4. Segislouroiitrift,
ut Cargo - SameS 6. 8oonin,
Sorrp 9. Cummings. George &. &c.
Gco ulO g9nl. aolb.
II. @nro-Goo. @rccneboum mO
Hcn. @. u. y. @ugbeS.
IS. @oro - Somcs Noliton uno
Ism. HoBcomp.
81. Wor0-Sobn ". Hltnlnep mo
@m. y. Geinede.
II, @oro - Sobn y. @ronin u1o
Seremiob u. Stoiiorb.
%. Woro - GhaS, Is. Srinbemon
un0 Scrmnn 9oofe.
"a. @orb - !. Web6 GbonluS uilo
@iaiom A1en.
Nus Dem ct. SoiepbS.
Sofpitol cntloiien mltrOe
Der 10 Sabre olte Charles Gqebert
non Colgate Greet. pelder Dor elmer
Node I'M Hipcr Gielu.Eurf bon benz
|logenonnten menihlidcn &oulette
obgeldleu6ert piIroe uno innerlide
N%crlebunaet erlitt.
i. \. Solinlerro. Seize 6. NbrouS
mo Nrtbur HepnoloS. ole orei WGn.
ner. luelde an lebten Somitog IN ser
Iobrit Der Continental San Gom.
pcnD" jl SiNblanotown @riibpun.
Den crIltten, bcfinben lid) uli Dem
@cac Der @ciicrung.
Ger 3ltitono Der Z Sabre olten
VeIiie SuOomSti bon Hr. 70t, Siio.
9on0ItruBc, meld)e onl Wittmod) aus
eincm 6clItcr ibrer elterlihcn @ob.
nunla ~itiir5te mo einen Sd)Goelbrud
erlitt. bat lid beoelteno gebeiiert uno
lit iebt Soffnlut9 oiii lire g2iebergr.
nclung uorbonoen.
o. IN On - 4h- IAN
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$tdot Baltimore.
11ntcrhnltnnas. @eameiicr.

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,,0untsnn" 49, sIbe @ottingmdH's 3ife".
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uuS G6rn6S Gou8crte mn .Nagbebile.
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iteaungeit nno na6ere nn!erbali9neen.
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bile uHo dloerc Wiirdftionen.
MDSb's EartsIBeatCr - Sd9lid Saloebiue
mo duo6re lUterbnltu1geu.
gnrt.6uudere.
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Eas gonniuass Gon5ert miro bon 3 llbr GnG,
mittQGs his Z llbr Ibenhs oebnlten
Die 9pn3eric an ben NodeuiageU ttlioen
bon las bis 10 llbr AhenbS iirtt.
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Sm ,SltttnusRurf,"
Warih .U(u Cream Of the Il. z. W.a SnOocr.
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2cicttlon .rG6oes OF toe metropolitan cge.
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5 esisitiOan 0 aus ,.tR8ooes in 1ioiplann6 6Scrbie1rtt.
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W}nrih Gbnructeriilit uFruiGuHC1 Itdler,a,
5rani piGt6Cr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-20

Gi9creme iir &ermoiit c
Juno 9ctogtc. Nodoem 0ic
GouiboltSbeiiber @ebriioer 9roger
in ocn lcbten Wonutcn in 0eu Silent
lid)en EurfS bunocrte @olonen GiS-
creme an oie Srgeno pertbeilen lic'
bcL 0eoodtcu lie olld) Der 30allnNc
Der picIen 6icii9eu &nitittte uno DER
&eruoiiten. lleber 500 @oIonen Sc
irorencS murocn 0cltern olti Softer
ocrgSobItbGter nod iolGcn0en Smith
tlten Ncionot;
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rcn'&oipitol" 9tr. 1907, 0it-9oIti'
more StroBe.
st. NincentS @oiien.Ninl," 9tor0-
6rontS trobc,
v@omc oi The 2rienoteB," Grub
Sill. mo &uinpctte ape.
rNN9enlCiuCS TCutid)en Wailcn.
bous." NiaQuitb- mo Srlcons.S.r
oSblotc SiiterS Of @ropibenrc, "
Clifton &locc uno Gbaie.Str.
st. Morien @oiicn AiDl." GolN
Spriu1 Cane uno NuIouo-Ape.
st. Gli5obetb @oiicn. AipI." Nr.
81, Ct. EuilS trobc.
.Nurierp onb Gibbs &oip;tol, "
Sdroeber- uno SrontIiu. StroBc.
ySebreu Neiuae ior Gbiloreu,"
Nisquitb mo 2eringtou.S Cir.
st. @ircent oe Eaul 8cielihoit."
Mai0en Choice Game.
9oppiep. Mini, GaItcrn.9lneruc,
&elio.Seim." SorreItBarf
k;r1GGT schreTen
NAcG FlETcHEE'S
GAS TO RIA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-20

3mei SELF it NJ oroer be-
eroigt. - 8eitern ianoen Die Be
eroieun9en bon Sobn y. Suppmun
bon Nr. 1903, Observation-Disclosures, uno
BON Sonles ". @inbior bon 9tr. 531,
Acknowledgements, pelbe om Wontag
Selbitmoro bcgingen, Itott. Serr
Sltppmon mllroe utter GROCER BE.
tbciIigun0 bon Wtit0lieoern Der "Sep'
toiopbcn" unb oeS nHopol Nrconml"
oltf Dem III. Grloier-6 rieobote beItot'
tet, no6oem Sotcr Eeter Sode bon
Der ct. Wi6oelS.& Stride Elm Tequiem.
Nntt celebrirt bate. Serr @inoior
muroe uod einem SrmuergotteSOienIt,
gebolten BON Eoitor q. @pnue So.
ncS pom Der Nbbott Wemoriol.&irhe
pon SigblunotolplL, olf Dem 9r1tio
&io0e 6rieobofe 81 Grnbe 0etrogen.
Mitglieoer Scr oSempelritter" ltno
beS .Mpitiiden SdreinS" botten Die
2eitung Der @cerOigung i%ibernont,
men.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-03-20

solit club, on the night of the 4th. The
great inaugural reception, generally
known as the "colored inaugural ball."
on Friday night, and the presentation
Of silver loving cup to Senator For
aker on Saturday night were the lead
ing events of interest. The following
Inscription was engraved upon the cup:
Presented to Joseph Benson For
aker at Washington, d. c., March g.
1909, by Colored Citizens" On the
base Of the cup are inscribed the
words "25th Infantry" The cup has
three arms, ard on each arm the let
ters Of the discharged companies, 3D."
&C" and 3D." are inscribed. On the
back Of the cup is inscribed that elo-
quent and effective passage of the
senator's speech, "They ask no favors
because they are Negroes. but only for
Justice because they are men," The
money to pay for the cup was raised
by popular subscription. The names
Of the contributors were placed upon
parchment and given to Senator For
aker along with the cup.
Besides the social events mentioned
there were dozens of smaller events
including "at homes" whist parties,
musicals, cottllons and dances by pri-
vate families.
At the Monohan and at the inaugural
reception some Of the gowns worn may
be aptly described as beautiful, rome
even gorgeous. The wives and dangh.
tiers Of the nations noted colored men
In business, professional and political
walks were there, becomingly and
fashionably gowned.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-03-20

part OF rnat great paraue lnat passed
in front Of the presidents reviewing
stand.
Never before has Washington's col
ored population carried out such elab-
crate and perfect social festivities as
were those during inauguration week.
Visitors were carried away with en-
thusiasm over the many functions
which had been arranged for them,
and Washington once again asserted
her claim as the first city Of the land
as far as society is concerned.
The weeks social festivities began
with dance by the fashionable Mo-
nocan club Wednesday night Next
came the banquet of the famous Mu-
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-03-20
OLIVER RANDOLPH.
Cooperative Musicale.

The musical and literary exercises
given recently by the choir Of St
Marks NJ. q. church, in West Fifty
third street. New York city. were un-
der the auspices Of the Floral Circle Of
the church. The choir was led by Pro-
fessor Dean, with Miss q. 3. Magnan
as accompanist. Mrs G. Wilson is presi-
dent Of the circle and Miss K. e.
Handy secretary. The musicale was a
social and financial success.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-03-20
Political Chat at tho Capital,

The colored men Of political leanings
In Washington are during these days
discussing the passage of the Browns.
vile bill by the senate and the house.
The stand taken by Democrats like
Hobson, Sulzer and Cochran in sup.
porting the measure has called forth
much favorable comment from the col.
ored people. OF course the Republic.
ans are given the lions share Of the
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-03-20
Odd Fellows Honor Ogden.

The observance Of Peter Ogden day
by members Of the Odd Fellows fra
ternity Of Greater New York at Muir
ray Hill lyceum recently was one Of
the greatest celebrations in the his
tory Of founders day. The Frederick
Douglass lodge had charge Of the ar
rangements and exercises.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-03-20

credit for the passage of the bill, but
to a few Democrats some praise Is
heard even from colored people.
Hon. Robert II. Terrell, who recently
became municipal Judge, is recelv.
ing many congratulations for this de
served recognition of his legal attain.
ments. He was formerly designated
as justice of the peace, but now hs
is full fiedged judge.
The resignation Of DR.. Crum is also
the topic Of much political gossip
Every one thought that the South Car.
Gilman was preparing for long
siege. When the papers announced
his resignation there was somewhat OF
CONSERVATION and expressions Of great
surprise.
OLIVER RANDOLPH.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-10
TWO men MEET
HORRIBLE DEATH
IN AUTO RACES

Montreal. Owe. July &C, K
Batchelder of Newport. Vermont, and
j. Twohey Of Montreal, We're killed at
the races of the Canadian Automobile
club this afternon. Batchelder was
driving a sixty horse power machine
in the ten mile open race for touring
cars, Twohey acting as his mechanic.
On the eighth mile, rounding into
the back stretch, Patchelder pulled
out to pass Kurman. What happened
then nobody knows. The car was
seen to dash into the fence. fy over
an embankment and step fcrtv yards
beyond. The two occupants were
thrown into the air. Two mems
necks were broken. Batchelder. who
lived a few minutes. was horribly
mutilated. one fence stake having
ripped open his abdomen and another
knocked a great cash in his chest.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-10
PEASANTS ARE
DISAPPOINTED
EXPECTED EMPEROR NICHOLAS
TO MAKE IMPORTANT PoLlT-
IcAL ANNOUNCEMENT AT
POLTAVA THE CELEBRATION.

Poltava, July 9-The hopes of those
who were expecting an important po-
litical announcement today in connec-
tion with the celebration of the sec
ond centennial of the battle of Pol
Java, were disappointed Emperor
Nicholas this evening spent two
hours among 1900 peasant delegates
who had assembled here from Central
Russia ingormally conversing about
their needs, but on this occasion. as
in his responses to two addresses pre-.
sented him during the day, he avoid
ed all reference to the preseg prob
lens in Russia, and kept the histori
cal importance of the celebration al
ways to the fore.
The day passed without incident
The most significant feature of the
festival was the spirit of loyalty ex
hibited towards the emperor.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-10
INCREASES HIS DONATION TO
THE GENERAL EDUCATION
BOARD.
TOOK AWAY OBLIGATION
Which Compelled Board to Hold in
Perpetuity Furds Contributed
BY Him-his Total pona.
ton s52,ooooo0.

New York, July 9.-John D.,
Rockefeller today increased his
donations to the general education
board by a gift of $to090,o00 and al
50 released it from the obligation u
hold in perpetuity funds contributed
by him. The gift, r.,aohnccd today
by Frederick r. Gates, chairman of
the Board, brings Rockefellers dona-
tions TO the General Education Board
to So, ,GQO,C90. 1t was contributed, az
coriing to statement made by
Chairman Gates, because the incolao
of the present fund available for ap.
propriatiCn had been exhausted and 4
larger income to meet educational
needs Cf great Importance had be-
come necessary
Rockefeller's action in empowering
the board and its successors to dis
tribute the principal Of funds contrib,
uted by him upon an affirmative vote
of one third of its members is said
to have been taken in consideration
OF the possibility, now remote, that at
some future time the object and pur'
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-10
HELD SHORT SESSION YEsTER.
DAY - DEMOCRATS WE'RE
DISMISSED.
WITHIN NEXT TEN DAYS.
Leaders Expect Report viii be Made
On Mcasure---Cr.ticsm as to
Cannen's Appointment Of
Ccnferees.

Washington. July 9.-No time was
lost today by the conferees of the
house and senate in getting together
to map out the program for the sos
sion that must be held for the pur-
pose of putting the finishing touches
upon the tariff legislation Although
the differences between the two
bodies are represented by Sf7 amend
ments, many of them are likely to be
contested with bitterness, Chairman
Aldrich, of the senate finance commit
tee and Chairman Payne of the
house ways and means comittee agree
that it may be possible to reach an
agreement within ten days.
The two leaders. however, are not
so sangune of their ability of getting
the conference reports adopted sreed.
lily after they have been presented t.
both houses. The manner in which
the house conferees We're selected by
Speaker Cannon is CCCasioning much
in the house aud an effctt
is being made to have Taft take part
in the threatened controversy
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-10
ONLY WANTED TO
MAKE GETAWAY"
OF HOUSE HE WAS TRYING
TO ROB, GIVES HIS VERSION
OF THT EPISODE.

New York. July 9.-Frank Schmidt.
alias John Smith, the wounded burg
lar who admits he killed Mrs. Sophia
Staber in her bedroom yesterday
morning when he was caught robbing
the Staber house at Flatbush gave
the district attorney his version of
the moral to be drawn frcm this mur-
der.
"Staber and his son are the ones
to be blamed for this" he said. They
were fools to try TO stop such men
as us when all we wanted was to
make our getaway. If We had been
lett alone there would have been no
shooting, II Staher will take a gun,
I'll gladly stand up In front of him
and let him shoot till drop dead.
That is how much ! regret this af-
fair"
Schmdt's pal. Carlo Giro. alias
Metzler, who was silent at first. made
a full confession today in which he
tried to lay all the blame on his
mate.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-10
PERU SATISFIED,
BOLV|ANS RACE
DECISION OF PRESIDENT or AR
GENTlNE ON BOUNDARY
THE CAUSE.
COMPLICATION CERTAIN
Will Involve BAIL, Who Purchased
Disputed Land From Bolivia
Troops Needed to kceo Or
der l., Bolivia,

Buenos Ayres. July DIR. Victor
inc DeLaplaza, minister of foreign al
fairs. today invited the ministers OF
Bolivia and Peru, accredited to the
Argentine government, to the foreign
office in order to lay before them the
arbitral decision rendered by Presi
dent Alcorta on the boundaries be
tween the two countries, which have
been the subject OF dispute for q
long time
The Bolivian ministry did net az
pear at the ministry and the deciFien
was delivered to the Peruvian minis
ter this evening The failure Of the
Bolivian minister to hc present ha"
caused much comment bnt in an in
tervicw later he declared That he dill
not accept the invitation t. crIcr not
to commn his government on the sub
lcct Ct the acceptance OF the decision.
The decision decides the contested
territory equally between the two
countries, but lcycrth- less ia @ 8
Peru. The new frontier t lows { r
the greater part the siNtyniE,h Green
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-10
CHARGED WITH
BOMB OUTRAGE
VINCENT ALTMAN BELIEVED TO
HAVE PERrETRATED ExpLo-
SION Nv CHICAGO RECENTLY
CAUSING 100000 DAMAGE.

Chicago, July 9-Vincent A. AIT.
man was formally charged here today
with having perpetratcd the last and
most serious bomb outrage in Chi
cago, that of two weeks ago when
100000 damage was done. Whether
he is to bee harged with over a score
of previous bomb throwing outrages
could not be learned from the detec.
tives who brought about his ari'5 s. /.
His bonds, at the request Of states
Attorney Wayman, were fixed at $780,
600 The states attorney, however,
intimated that additional charges will
be filed tomorrow.
Acting Chief of Police Schuettler,
Acting Assistant Chief OF Police La.
win and fifty detectives appeared in
court against Altman
Altman is said to be a former
policeman who was dis tssed for the
alleged mistreatment of a citizen.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-10
A UNIQUE SCHEME
Express Companies Doing Business
Between States incorporate,
Evading Prohibition Laws.

Washington. July "a unique
scheme to evade the prohibition laws
has been devised by the incorporation
of express companies which operate
between states. In the last two or
have been incorporated In various
parts of the country. In every in.
stance The companies do business
close to the state line. None of them
has filed with the interstate commerce
commission its annual report and IL
is understood that an effort will short
" be made byy the officials of pro-
hihition states to prevent the opera
ion of such companies.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-10
Concluded on Second Page.)
new COUNTERFEIT BILL
Twenty Dollar Gold Certificste-Me-
chanicsI and Uniting Work
crudely Executed.

Washington, July 9.-The secret
service has discovered a new $50
gold certificate. similar to the one
discovered in March, 1908. The
words "In Cold Coin on the face of
the note is printed in gold tint which
is characteristic Of the first issue OF
gold certificates of the series of 1906.
The yellow tint on the back Of this
note is of a much deeper shade than
in the genuine. and the meetanieal
and tintinS work is SO coarsely done
that il would not deceive any careful
handler Of paper money.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-10

According to current report, Payne
sought to have the Republican con,
ferees named in order of their senior
ity, as was done In the senate. The
speaker chose the conferees himself,
ignoring Hill of Connecticut an |
Needham, of California Calderhead,
of Kansas, and Fordney, of Michigan,
who were named in spite of the fact
that they are outranked by Hill aal
Needham, are declared TO be stand
patters" of the most pronounced type,
The friends of Payne are authority
for the statement that he did not con
sent to the Cannon selection until al
ter he had entered a vigorous protest.
1t is currently reported that the two
we're engaged in a heated argument
over the question before the house
assembled today. Payne was power
concluded on Second Page.)