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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-29
Opfer Der Tlutben.
I1Sden nnb imnser Mann finben
ben Sob i'm Wiuolaice.

Gutcr uulo Sobn bci Ser Seimiabrt
bonn 6tidfang ungefommen. -
llngliidli6e Chen nebn1cn Elm
Gnoc nit Sdreden. - n8roiter"
meroen i'm 9ouoienIt bebolten.
I'M o,tbcre ,@raitef" ab5ltian.
gen. - anSbrllf Der Cholera III
9,elgicH. @riediId)e 5lottcn.
Sfii5iere %5ettcln cine Mcltercl
an. - Sponien's aoniGin ipill
nit iDrcn ainocrn 2llpl i'll eng
inuO iud)cn.
Strouo5burh 90, 81. Dit.
Albert Solder aus HoBcommon
iulo GoitD Srone aus 9~rooobcahS-
bile %crtrallfen helte Had)mlttog m
Minoloiec mo Nnllic Supp entging
l.ilr nit fnopper Moth bent g.cihen
Sdlidiol. gae orei iul9e 2eltc wa.
rcn Schiller Der .6air Sicm-Nfaoe-
ntie" mo %bcionocn lid ouf elmer
Spajieriabrt. 9m Hoube bes Gees
id)cutc ibr Sicrb mo iproilg init bent
Tubriperf III tieieS &olier. &rd)cr'3
2eide lit nod nid)t auigeiunoell, Sri.
Supp lit III sSolgc bes llnaliidS Der
nloBen cridjiittcrt, ooB lie feline 5lls
imnmeu %bGn9cnocn Mitt5eifungcn
iiber bcn @crgang 5l MAIDEN.
Wilton. Get, u. Sftober.
T.. 6. Sollano. eln m~oblbabenocr
Turmcr, mo iciu ~2t.iGbriaer Sobn
Iilills biiBten beutc i'm 8reaotilr=
HIncr ouS Seben eil. Sic bottell bon
eincm Boot MT 0cargclt uno Dos
2cbtcrc nltrbc, ais iie iif aitf Dem
Soeirnmcge bon eincm 0olnpfcr ms
Sd)lcpptau ncbmen licben, sum- I'm.
Tip gebrnd)t. 9cioc Wdnner botten
ld)ipcrc &leibcr uno @llmmilticfcl oil
rllo gillgen inter, cbe ibnen Siilic
9eleiliet mcroen fotlnte.
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y6rbcrung alarmcincr @lificlisfcit.

GIbonn M.-Dy 81, Sfteber. -
Inter benz Nameu rSbe &arnlonp
Club Of Imericu" bot it'd bier einc
8ereiiiguna incorporiren loiierL bic
be5ipedt, Seorrmam in bobersm
8rooe gliiflif SIT MAIDEN, Die Men.
iden in Sarmonic init lid ielbit unb
ibrer ltm1ebun9 81 bfingen, Sen gro
BEN @crtb oes 26deins uno ots Sin.
gems 81 oenlonitriren, Die @eicbe Der
8lidleli9feit 81 nnteriliden llno III
oemonItriren ullb Die @ebeimniiie ser
SelbItbiilfe 81 ofienboren. Gas 9ii-
renil Der Screiniglng bciinoet lid in
Der Stoot @elu.Yorf, unb oit Der
Spite Der incorporation itebt &. $.
6ollomS BON Helu. Oorf, So6n oes
@iid)ofS 6alloiuS bon ser 1i0ceie Obi
cago.
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&ilbclm Sell u6banScu acfummcn.

Niagara sails, N.-O., 81.
Oft. = Gle Gltcrn BON WiQiom Sell
BON Ar. 1885, Niblono Nue., iino
burd) .oas &crid)rpit0en ibres Cob
mes in 9robte auircgung Dericbt nor
bcn. Ter &nobe beiono iif BEL Ser.
munbten IN Sslpcgo 81 9cln6 mo
lunroe ieit oem 25. gllgiiit nid)t mtebr
aeieben. ST lit 16 Sabre alt, 5 SUB
3 3oll groB mo miegt mgcfGbr rs
Yflno. >Sn Ger Wiittc Der Stirll lpeiIt
CT cine Narbc oii. Mon u%crnnltbet,
oaB lid) Der anobc in eru : Dorf nlli-
b1lt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-29

namitri6cn, fpelfe am Mittpod
9(6eno ben 8eriud mahten, sen His
oerlioe 2ofomotinen. Shuppen Der
Baltimore. 81 io.9abn" in Die 2uit
5u i%prengen aui Die Spur 5u fom-
men.
Sic o5eOeration Of 2as
Dor" beifloB in ibrer geltern Abeno
abgeboltenen Seriammlung, eegen
Die God anleibe 5u itimmen.
IeGr &1uicr. - 8eitern tua.
rem ipic0erum 80 9duier bon aus
mGrts in Baltimore, bic ollie 8aarerr
'im @ertbe uoii minoeitans $50 faii.
tent mo boburA 5ir &eHefoiteu.&a.
butt bereftigt ltuo. 'ssp1af 1aae
CT y oft5ti Gapftdne nj
Glen it. --uAm 8abltaae 7iperosn
alle %peniionirten Noli5iiten 3ienIt
tbun m%iiiieu. Die Gr.Yol8cilG opita.
ne meroeu III Oell StotipusbGuicru
ais Gnpitdne fuilairen. nnD 5fjor pie
folgt: Central 9iitrift, Gopt. 9or.
ranger; norooitl. Giitrift, Gapt. Bar
Der; norbliden 3iltrift, Captain
Shletgb; ueitliden 9iitrift, Gapit1lt
Gabnallo0er; npromeltlifen GiItrift.
Gopt. Sd)ulb; oitIid)en Oiitrift, Capt.
Gilbert; iiioweltliben 3iitrift, Gapt.
9ofer; iiiolid)en 0iitrift, lieutenant
Smitb. Die nttiuen @opitGne mer-
oen in i6ren Giitriften lumber fabren
uno na6 benz Iehten ieben.
Snbcu MIR ibre Bfliht
rfiill t. Gle Commit
idre bon Baltimore Gountp unteriud.
ten geitern cine bon ). Sranf Sup.
plee, jun. einem republifdniihen
Gonoiooten iiir Dos ll%nterbaus Der
2cgislotur. gceen Die Gountp.8 oli5i.
Iteu u. s. @ernlou unb Yatrid i.
Scott Observation-Disclosures oeS an-
g~eblid)en thGtliden anariifs. Serr
Supplee bebouptete, Dor eiuigen $50.
d,ell bon ben genonnteu Yoli5ilten
ans oem HegiitrirIofole bes Is. III
itrifts eepoltiom .entfernt poroen 5lr
lein. Hofoem Die Gommiiidre cine
Nn5obl 3eugen pernommen bottcn,
fomen lie 81 Dem ShluB, ooB oie sln-
geihilloiaten MIR hire Yflift %eriiiIl.
ten, peSbalb iie oieielben bon aller
Shulb freilprad|en. Gas Gerbor ers
gab, ooB Die Eoli5iiten Serrn Sup.
plee nit anoeren Gerionen nui gefebl
Der Geeiitrirbenmten aus Dem 2ofal
geiuieien botteil, UNI einen Streit ab.
5iibreden, lueldler Iuegen elmer @abl-
LITE e~ntitanocu luor.
6ieI BON Ell mem StraBen.
b \ u aggou. - Ger 40 Sab
re olte Irhie ableman pom 9sr. 204.
Sittle @ouebltraBe. iiel aeiSSn on
Der Gde BON Hrott- lub 8relioent.
StroBe BON eincm StroBenbabnpag.
gon Der 6olnnbsGo f.Sinie uno erlitt
cine 9opfpunoe, ipelde ibm onrdD
Or. WorriS Shlon bon Or. S29, DIT.
ErottitroBe. uer6unoen ipuroe.
Sfdtturnier. = SSm Sarmo.
nie-Gofe on @eit- Sopette. Ctr. fanb
geitern Ibenb Elm Sfnt.S urnier itatt,
an Dem etlun 30 Spieler tbeilnabmen.
Die Ereiie entfielen auf foleenbe Ser.
rem: /. Greis 6. $. @iemon, 2. YreiS
Senrp 9oer. 3. Ereis 2ouiS 8ater.
man, 4. YreiS @eorge BON Sartutig
mo ). ErciS Foll Srieorih.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-29

Yoliti de Ser q III III II IL
gen. Gle 0cmofroten Der 81.
@aro nerocn bellte 9lbeno cine WnI.
icnperion1mllmg IN Steinib' Solle
oil ser Gde bon Ilt6re. mo Venlon.
StroBe oui 2ocuit.Eoint u~bbnblten.
Gle Gebncr meroen iein: @oli5cirid).
tee Bniil ,%SobonnieL Senrp u. @oiic.
Fbilip O. Shwo6, Stepben u.
Campbell, SbuinnS i. SorSn Staot'
rotbsmitglicb 8. s. &. Soifman, ).
i. :. Wc9tnltp mo 0ominid s.
Wtc0 olmea.
SIN .YrinceB 5beater" finbet
lllorgen Nbeno cine o%emofratiid)e
Notwithstanding itatt. Die REQ.
ner weroen lcin 9unbes lenator Sii,
cor Ropncr mo Sr. 3. 3. Sielo.
Ger .Geutid) . amerifoniide
S'ncoln.Glub" b1lt belltc A6eno in
ter .JroGiinn.SoQe" cine Terlonn.
hing. Gr . Gongreb , 2lbgcoroncter
3rnnf &. @otter miro elmer Ser
9ieOner icin.
Ger erite ~ oSfcnbuil. -
vGoilrt ,srienoibip Hr. 1918" oes
ucrbeIiertcn OroelS Der 6pritcr Don
Anlcrifa pcronitoltetc gcItcrn abeno
lit Der .Si6blnno afubcmie" 81 Sigh.
lcitotomlt eilieH Wo3fcnbnl1. Der Iid)
cilles Buien Bcilld)S erircutc. Gie
neiln belten MdSfcn crbielten mcrtf.
upQe Ereiie. I~rrnngirt mlirbe Der
HoG BON Den @S. Charles @ermnn.
Z. &. 9fiSer, Is. Daughter. @m. $.
'Sd)nnt z. Nldltep mo s. Warino.
Gin gran6 in Stemart'S
2 Of al II it CT. aui unbefonn,
tc Weile gcrietben geitern abeno fiir5
nodl odlt ll6r Ole @aaren in eirlsm
Sdauicniter Der 5irnta rSteport II.
Golnpanp" an Der Gde bon Souoro.
uno Seriu9tonitraBe in yrono. Ger
Nadtipad)tmnnn SSobn Wc@uire, Der
Den Brand red)t5eitig entbedte, olar.
mirte bonn Weloefoiteit Nr. 4iS Die
5ei,erncbr. @be oieie eintroi. mar
Der 9rano bercits bon orei angeItcn.
ten ocS a~aiifbauies, Den $50. Charles
.. 6. Sonsnep, Gbeiter Uilion urb
@iaiam Golfer, seloidt.
Wo6 feline Spur. 5rot
oaen anitrensunsen lit es bis Jest
Der Fclijei nift g~ellrngeu, ben On
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Huuicpclt's Widytc lit Sramt.

Y ciu 9orf. y. Sftpbcr. - 30
lepb Wrigbt Nliop aus Aupn, Cont,
crlongtc bellte cine &iccn5 81 ieinsr
&ercbelihung nit Gorilme Iougloo
&obinion, elmer 9li6te oeS Gr-Hroli
ncrten G%ooiepelt. lie Sod6eit ioa
am A. Noucm6er bicr ltottiinOcn.
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Nus Den 8crihtcn.


Heuben 6ricomon muB in Der 8lo0e
9egen Die itriten0en Shneioer ne.
gen WiBaftung zines ridterli-
den 9eiebleS olSia9en. 8e.
iiirdltet, bon oen Stritern get0o.
tet 5ll mcroer. - Grlter Sieg Der
StoOt.
Heuben %tSriebmol bon Der Silo.
GoroIilleltruBc, meld)er III Der port
gen @ohe in Dem Yro5eB gcgen Die
ltritenoen MGntelihneioer ipegctt
9fiBnhtunN oeS ridterliden 8efeblS,
Die Shneiocr, Die lire Slobe einge-
nommlcn, i'll &ilbe SIT loiien, ouf ocn
3eugeuItmlo g~erllien iuuroe mo oelI
Hidter Sarlon bot inn bod 6u emit
ldulloi9cnj GA Die Stritcr ibm nit
bem Sooe gcOrobt, penlI CT gegen lie
ousloge, ipuroe 9~eItern oberrlols nllt
oen 3%elgenltono Aerllien uno &c.
jlulln9en, leine Nualogen 5l MAIDEN.
Gr 5%lttcrte mic @ipcnloub uno lugte
gum Hidtcr: ,Sie fcnnen 0ieie 2eite
nIld)t; 0ielelben f0nnen III 0telusOort
oocr Bbihoelpbio leid)t @ouoiten be-
fomnlell, INN mid uui5ubGngcn; eI.
llcr Der Stritcr lo0te bellte Worgen
at mir, CT miir0c mid) crrpiir1elt,
lpenlt ih lire @ebeimnliiie perrotben
miiroc. 9e5il9lid oe3 Sales io9te
CT bonll ans, 6ob elmer Der Strifcr
trobig ge1uBert, or betilmmere lid
niht mn Den GinbaltSbcicbl, CT mir.
DC ieinen cigelen @eg gcben lno ie.
Dem Sd)neioer, Der Den Hlob cineS
StriterS einlebmle, ollie &nod)cn ser.
brcdlcl. Nad)oem CT gcenoet, bat er
Den Mihter, i'm SIT ld)ilbel.
Gin Sicg Stobt.
Hid)tcr Stiles in Der jlpeiten 9lb.
tbeillmg oeS superior d. @eridts per
mari gcltern ben Ginuono oeS Mn.
luoltS !. &emp Bartlett, Tertreters
Der ,llnitco StoteS 6ibelitp H.. @ila.
rontp So" in Dem $4,000 giirq-
lhaitSiolle oeS Stobt &cgiltrotors
:. Scrpea SbontnS, bob oerlelbe ais
Negiltrotor iultcr bcnl @cieb MIR Der
9ciuobrcr Der @cloer lei uno MIR fir
-cinen Seblbetrog ouI5ufommlen bd-
be. iuenu CT 0oS gnlt an ieillcu Hof.
iolger obtrete.
@eri Oh $ . Notijeu.
GonroO @obmer, Scr Stills Z Eoit-
Glerf oiif Dem Sd,ln6tidiiie .9oui.
iionu," meld)er ain 10. Sftober bonn
0eteftiu Bradley ullf Die Mnldnlloi.
gllng p~crboitet muroe, bob in leiner
aoiie ongeblih 1914 icblen, ipuroe
geltcrn bonn 0unoes : GommilIor
9onb beu 9unbeS @roB9eldWores
iieil inter $1,000 Yiirgihoft iiber.
pieieu.
SiubeQo &. Miiqer erbielt geiterll
IN ser 5meiten Nbtbeililng oeS areis'
gerid)teS obiolltte SdeiOune BON
Sreoerid Miiller 5u%geiproden ulo
So pohentlide alimente. Gr mill
oppeliren, SIobelln gob al, boB
Wtiiaer tie nid)t urtterbolte NM lire
NGbmoid)ine obenorcin perfoilit bn.
be, onnlit CT quite aleioer faltien
fonnte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-29
Wmtsmiiber Welaubter.

@oibingtom .. g., 81. Oft.
- Senor Or. Con Tooolio Sipinoio.
Scr bieiigc @cianotc Der ccntrol-amcs
r!faniihen &epublif 9ticoragua, lit
Don ieinem Soitct 6uriid getreten.
Ter griolg Der repolution1ren 9e-
tpc9ung gegen Ben ietieen Gr1iioen-
tel 3elapa bon Nicoruguo ion ben
@cianotcn sum &iidtritt bcppaen
hubeu. .n. r..
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Mns Sereiastreiien.
81 I N"

nv
Gle 0cltri9e Sin0lnuOC DcS Nc.
'ongpcreiilS oIrion" mar bon 81
Songert bcllld)t, peld)c inter Der
Scitung ocs Eroi. :. Nielonlet flei.
Big Die Gbore fir 6a0 fommelloe
CONCERT iibten, horrntcr ~.2onom1o.
den, Gin berrlid)ca VolfSlieo BON
Grnit Tlloolpb nSca ms 6cnltcr
id)eillt Die Come" Don aremier rnb
r6rat @ciSbcit mn 1rou Wilnie"
bon arcnller. Nm n0titcn Sonntog
Nbcnb miro Der .Nrion" III icillcm
Glublofotc, Sd)Ielmes' Stog &olle,
cine Grtra Srobc bdltell. Sl Der
@eid0ftsiisung, III wclder Erdlioent
@eorg @eifcrt ben 90tiib unb Sefre-
tdr Sellrp Shlcilcner oos Yrotofoa
fiibrte, uobn, Der &crcin Die Ginln-
blu,gen oeS nSormonie +. .3itber-
Clubs" Der n3oap 9rotbers", "ocS
rWcrnlonia 8ergniieui,1s Ser.
Gins" ull0.. her .3elnbie.".- .entgcgen.
Sr. Charles Meilubarbt lpitfhe olS of.
tipeS @itAlice; fiqsipt iippsgEpg ia aaiaeHom,
men. 'inn3G h. Hf fst)G1 ota5t
,rr IS obi l.D1oa.
Siibide 2ieoer iiir, 0aS an fom.
mcnoen Sonntu9 itottftnocnoc sll,.
iternroitcu ilbtc acitern slbcno Der
@eiangperein o;Sroblini" Inter Der
bew0brtsn &eiturM ieincs 1iriseltcn
Eroi. Sobn u. aleilt. a4Sn Der Der
Singitunbe i~ol4enoen @cld)1itslib.
ung trofen Die Singer unfoiienoe
arrangements iilr Die 6eitlid)feit mo
nnbnlen Die Ginlaoutgen bcS r0ieb.
lers@elangbereinH" itno bes gWto.
5urt-MdnnerfOra" entgegen. @err
Srieorih Tcubcn muroe oils nelleS uf.
tipeS MitglieO cinitimmig auigcnom.
men.
r9nocuio 10 Gnnerdor."
Sir ocn hcuoritebeitocn Gunnlcra
Der rS6ilger.S creini9ung BON Volti'
morc.Gountp" ilbte Der ,goocltio.
Wdnlterdor" qaltern Ibenb in ieincm
Glllbbouie an ocr >. lilb 8rott' Sir.
unter Seitullg bon Grof. 3. Stripped
ben 6bpr .Grinflebre" bon abt. lSt
Der 0eid)ditsiibunG. in ipclder ErGli.
Dent :. u. llQrid) oen GorliB ms
Sefret1r Artbur 9teuge6urer 0oS
Erotofoll filbrte, l0ilrbe cine Gillc.
Dung pom oNiO5ort Wdnnerd)or"
entgegen Qcnonmcn mo elm Sd)rci.
ben bon -0cn .Bcr1inigten S1llgelIl
bon Baltimore" pcrleicn, IN peld)ell
oicic a0rpcritoit Die Nnnabme Der
Melignotion ocS oBoocnio Mdmtcr.
dors" nng3eigt nio ibr YeDoncrn
ilber Den Ailstrltt bes GereinS aus.
oriidt. Gum SdlluB Der Sibllng or.
nlnblite Der Erdiioeut Die SGngcr,
lid 81 Der ON Sonntog Nod)ntitiog
Ita~ttfinbcnocn Ero6c Der ,SGnoer.
S%craini0uung BON baltimore oulltD"
piinftlid) illo p~oG5dblig cin5uiInben.
.Gonton @ic0er'fron5."
Ger yGnitor 2ieoerfroil5" iibta
gcItern Tbenb in ieinem 8ereiltslo-
fol al Der 3. Strube INTO 1oit4apc.
infer geitrlno pon Brof. =. aoroluS
G6ore iiir ben Gomnlcrs Der San.
GER creiltiolwg POM oltintore.Go."
iopie iiir ieinc Mitte Hepamber itoti.
finbelioc, MISUNDERSTANDING. Ter
Yrobc foIgte Die iiblide @eid1ftS.
iisilllg, III pclder Er1iibellt SoGn
Seroerion nr Die ant %fontncnoer
Sonntag i~totiiinoeioe Moiieilprobc
Der Sal,ger'gcrelnisuna bon galti.
nloresGountp" erltnerte.
Is Of enfrans."
Inter 2eitling Don Hrof. @eoroe
u. Eoblmonu iibte Der @eiohgper.
eill vGibenfror5" in ieincm Bereilis.
Total OH Der 8. uno @onabsStro,c
peridiebene ghore. -fucld1e er beute bci
einem muiifaliiden abeno oes .gi.
henfran3.g amenuereihs" gum gor.
trog bringen miro. Ger S%inaitunoe
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SdJUinbler iucrSen i'm 3ullSienit be-
hnltcn.

Hcm Oorf, q. Sftpber. = PIT.
ton Mltiico. lpeld)er nit Ieileml So6r
Ebilip inter Der Anflnge Dor Dem
bieiigen @~unocSgeriht itono, Die
9rnoesregicruha bci Dem Miegcll bon
inlpprtirtcm Safe im 3oilnnlt ourdb
falife @eipid)tc betrogeu 5i boben,
,pilroe belltc ircigciprod)en. Ebilip
befonrtc lid, geitcrn in cinem Yllnfte
Der anfloge id)nlhig uno ipuroe Gcittc
oen Soombs iiberpieien. INT lein ltr.
tleil nb5uiuarten. Gr bate be5euat,
Dab lib iain Goter bci ihled)ter @e.
inliobeit beiinbe unb felt sohren fei.
men oftipen Intbeil mteGr otn 8eidGit
geilolnmen babe.
Hid)ttr Splt bennn5irte ii, Der beil.
ti9ei @eridltsiisuna Die bon Der Hc-
glcri!ng nngefiinoigtc G%ntlfeibrna.
Die orci @dger, lucldle iuabrcno oes
Ero5elies nlS StnatsScll9cli n%llftrn.
fcn ltttO Wtttbelllingen ilber Die Sl1iis
tc mod,ten. burd, ipelfe lie uno Die
Snportelire Mlniiea II. SpGn oei,
Hncle Sam beld)ummelten, int 3oQ.
DienIte 81 bc6nltcn. gr crflarte, cine
oerartige Eraris lei linn III @ieittcr
9on6et Gnrricre dfs Hid)ter ilid]t Dor
gefonnllen. lnb CT f6itne iid) nid)t
geluig onrii6er m%unbern. 3ou-Gol'
leftor Speb paseBell red)tiertiat Die
geibebnltung Der Scute oilrd) oas
Erin5ip: mSrt a groitefi 10 cotd q
CRATER. .ntgsnst
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-29

tcr mcrOen bis 5lrt lcbtcn Algenblid
iir ben Gmpfong omerifonilher
Waoren often ge6aiteu meroen.
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Sffemc 3olldmfcr am naditcn Sonn.
taa.

Rem. Dorf, q. Sftober.- 3o1-
einnebnter Soeb perfiinoete beilte, baB
bas bieIiee 3oGamt ont nadItet
Sonntag offen bleiben miro. I'M ben
bier6er beitimmten Shiffen @elegen.
belt 5i geben, Die eriitirenben 1arii-
abfommen NIT 6ranfreid. geleien
iiiio Der Sdfpei5 Bis gum lesten gill
genblide n%us5nnuben. ltnter Dem
neileii am Wontae in aroft tretenoen
@eles iperoen Die 3o[e ani Gbampag-
iler nno @ognae nm $3.50 pro Site
ODER etiua Is Gents pro 6laite er-
bobt. aif Die fran5oiiiden ,3joadn-
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Gbolera in gelgien.

grijieL q. October. - Sefs
Goeesfaae at Der Cholera limb, lpte
amtlih gemaloet miro, su Boom, 10
Weilen iiiolid non Mntperpen, eil,-
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Saltimore's gcOolfernn8s3a5l {tit
1852.

safe far's Aastanb tefsrsf q. sQsius, lf3
St'Saitintpre's Ctr, nate 6mhsm &sxte.Sse.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16
THIEVES ARE SUCCESSFUL.
Two Women "FIfmfiammed" by
smooth Stranger.

Two mer. whom the police believe 70 be
/ professional thieves. who have come 70
this city with the expectation CT reaping
a harvest during inauguration week,
I operated successfully yesterday and OBJ
tained 80 II both cases the persons VIC
timized were women.
Mrs. Jane Walker, who conducts z store
al slS Ninth street northwest, reported
that a neatly-dreSsed man entered her
store. and. taking roll Of bills from MS
pocket, asked her 20 give hin a 50 bill
for twenty s. bills.
he laid the money on the counter and
Mrs. Walker handed him a go bill Tell
ing her 10 count the change. the man put
the bin IN an envelope She counted the
money and found that there was only Sc.
Saying that he would go across The street
and get the other dollar, the man handed
her the envelope. supposed TO contain tie
biz she had given him When he failed
20 return. she opened the envelope, which
was filed with tissue paper.
Hardly had the Walker case been re-
ported when 8 complaint came from Miss
Bertha Patton. cashier OF the Elite
Laundry Company. az III Fourteenth
street northwest Miss Patton Informed
the police she had been robbed Of SO n
the same manner.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16
FEAR FOR LIBERTY BELL.
Crack in Historic Relic Gradually
Growing Longer.

Philadelphia. Feb. ISIS the Liberty
Bell. most famous OF all historic relics,
doomed 20 split IN halves? VIII the trip
which IS planned for It 10 the Seattle
exhibition Prove 20 be It's final undoing?
These are questions which are being
seriously asked by those whose lives are
closely associated with the bell and its
history. and they point TO certain facts
in discussing the probabilities which bear
out their assertion that the bell should be
handled most carefully IN the future, II
II IS 10 be preserved.
Since the time OF It's last ringing the
original crack in the bell has grown sew
enteen inches in length. the new crack
extending from a point midway between
the rim and the crown
The claim IS made that this new crack
has grown little in extent each tine the
bell made a trip
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16
school Pay. Trfbute.

Exercises commemorative Of Abraham
Lincoln were held in the Jefferson School,
there being nearly 500 present Instances
showing the kindly nature Of the eman-
ciDator were shown, as were some OF MS
peculiarities- Selections were sung by the
school including Lincoln's favOrite hymn.
and ''Tenting en- the Old Camp Ground. ."
A violin solo was given by Miss Marion
FoUlk, and Miss Alice Davis played the
piano. Addresses were made BY Rev.
Dr. Simon. Rev. William Barnes. A. z
Lecke. I Fairbrother. and 3. ". AIurch
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16
Animal RaII GIrrn.

Old Masonic Temple was the scene OF
frivOlity and songs last night, when the
German Benevolent Association gave
their grand annual bail. Baltimore guests
attended A feature was the march
ing How Dry An," led by Adolph
Streitz. chairman Of the floor commit
tee. Carl Hienzemann had charge OF the
refreshments and the Hoyberger Orches-
ira furnished the music.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16

simply an effort 10 override the Con-
+ stltution by a statute. and that the
House was asked to stuItify itself
Brings In New Rule.
After the refusal OF the House 10 sus-
pend the ru4es IN order that the bill might
be passed. the Committee on Rules.
through Representative DalzeH. Of Penn
sylvania. brought in a resolution to per-
nit the adoption OF the measure by a ma
JOrity vote.
This vas accepted by the House. I57
TO l2S. with FIVE members present not
voting Debate was then begun, with
twenty minutes allowed 10 each side.
Representative Olmsted. Of Pennsyi-
Tania. Republican. cited precedents from
the legislative history Of several States.
which, he insisted. gave ample ground
Tor the enactment OF the proposed law.
he laid special stress on the case OF
Senator Lott NJ. Morrill,. OF Maine. who
vas serving IN the Senate in 1913. when
an act increasing the salaries Of Cabinet
oIncers, known as the salary grab act g"
was passed
Mr. Morrill, became Secretary OF the
Treasury before the term for which he
vas elected as Senator had expired. but
the act increasing the salary Of Cabinet
officers had been repealed before he as
sumed his Cabinet duties Mr.. OImstsd
claimed. however. thar the case was on
az foUTS with that or Senator Knox.
IN opposing the bill. Representative
John Sharp Williams. Of Mississippi. for
Haer Democratic leader. said:
II you pass this repeating act Con-
gress viii have the right on the 5th day
OF March to restore 20 the Office OF Secre-
tary OF State the salary from which IL Is
proposed 70 degrade it
Clark Scores Plan.
Minority Leader Clark said Il would be
a ridiculous situation if Congress passed
this bill reducing the Secretary OF States
salary 20 SS-0oo and also enacted the pend
ing legislation 20 create the Office Of IN
Ger Secretary Of State at $1,000 a year.
I'VE VIII be the laughing-stock Of every
intelligent man or Gods green earth,"
said Mr. Clark. who in conclusion quoted
the famous remark attributed 10 Repre-
sentative Timothy Campbell, Of New
York. What's the Constitution between
friends?"
Representative De Armond closed the
late the Constitution. but simply made
Mr. Knox eligible for the Cabinet
The result OF a rising vote was 40 ayes
10 20 noes. roll call was then de-
manded. and this resulted in the passage
Of the bin by 10 20 rs.
Knox VIII Accept.
Il Is tke understanding that Mr. Taft.
who viii arrive here to-day. viii discuss
the matter with M Knox. and that after
their conference Mr. Taft VIII announce
that Mr.. Knox has consented not 70 with
draw his acceptance OF the Office OF Sec
retaTy OF state.
The possibility that Mr.. Knox might de-
cline 10 serve on account Of the constitu-
tional question raised against eligibility
has caused much concern among promi-
nent Republicans
Il was only after considerable reluc-l
tance that Mr- Knox consented 10 accept
Mr. Taft's fattering tender. and every
effort VIII be made by Republicans who
are foremost in public life to induce him
10 adhere 70 that decision.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16
UNION MEN INDIGNANT.
Central Body Denies Report Con-
eerning Mr.. Gompers.

0R1E - [o.-
eerning Mr.. GOmpers.
What might be termed an indigna-
ton meeting was held last night by the
Central Labor Union. Reports Civ
en- out that President Gompers. OF the
Federation OF Labor. had left a meeting
given under the auspices OF the Central
Labor Union last Friday night 70 at
tend another meeting were denied.
One OF the speakers said Mr. GOmpers
had sense enough TO know what he was
doing without outside interference. and
that the one that started the story should
hereafter hold his tongue"
A committee Of three was appointed 10
thank Mr. Gompers for his Lincoln Day
address in Odd Fellows Hall His speech
on that occasion was discussed and
praised.
A letter announced funds were needed
by the striking hstters OF Connecticut,
and e sum was voted 10 be sent TO Mar
tin A Lswler. secretary OF the union.
II was voted by the clerks to hold a
smoker the first week in March. at
which prominent speakers viii ve asked
10 make addresses.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16
VIII MeIcome Fleet

OHcers OF the United States navy STA
toned in Washington have been noti-
fed IN q letter sent out by the Navy
League of the United States 20 avail
themselves OF the arrangements made by
the league for 2 special steamer 10 con
yey the officers and their families 70
Hampton Roads 10 witness the review
OF the home coming feet by the Presi-
dent, and 10 join them in a dinner 10 be
given et the Hotel Chamberlin. Fort
Monroe, February p, at o'clock IN the
eLsring