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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-04-02

The Chicago News remarks that in
the days of the grandmothers, when
there was a stocking factory in every
chimney corner, the tariff on knitted
foot coverings was a matter of indif-
ference in the household.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-04-02

A New Jersey man has been put in a
1unatic asylum because he is insane
over baseball It's a good thing that
such procedure is not general in this
0ats,,frv
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-04-02

The Memphis Commercial Appeal
rightly thinks that Dixie" will survive
even II Bernard Shaw does not like it.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-04-02
CALIFORNIA; Versatility.

The Californian claims the greatest
valley in the world or the most beau
tiful in the Yosemite; the finest trout
streams, the deepest and highest lakes,
the most picturesque national parks,
and, last, and by no means least, the
finest climate, of all kinds and variety,
If you say the climate is too "sun-
shiny" that there is too much pleasant
weather, he will quote the fog record
for 80 years. If you sigh for sleigh
ing he has the record of Quincy, Plum
as county, at his tongues end, where
the snow has been 40 feet on the lev
ell. Then the desert palm forests, the
Muir woods of giant redwoods, the
marine forests of kelp, the lake of tar
/, oU0, 900 years old, where you can fish
for saber-tooth tigers with a pick, and
get them, too; the glaciers, the mis-
sionsAAmerica's old ruins-the eli
mates suited to, Ubanga or Eskimo
climates of all kinds continually on
hand and produced while you wait.
Where can you battle in the ocean in
comfort, pick Strawberries and oranges
and go sleighing and snowballing, all
in one day? In California. of course.
Where are the biggest fruits, the
greatest stretches of flowers, the most
stupendous gold-producing mines? In
California. beyond question. And there
is so much of this true that one may
as we'll surrender at once.-Outing
Magazine for February.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-04-02
Automobile Provision Wagons.

A further application of the motor
wagon has just been adopted by the
German war Office here. which has de-
cided to reorganize the service of dis
tributing the supply of provisions to the
various barracks by using motor
wagons, which are to be fitted with re-
frigerators. Complaints have been made
frequently by the troops quartered in
the region of Metz that the more dis
tant forts were often badly supplied
with food owing to the difficulty of
transport during the winter. However,
the new type OF motor wagon alluded
to will be specially used for supplying
the outlying forts with fresh meat from
the army slaughter houses in the vari-
Gus, towns, while it will also be used for
carrying provisions and general bag
gage between the barracks in town.
london Globe
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-04-02
No Ice-Cake Fish For Him.

Though the other members of his
family were gloomy and grumpy at the
supper table Saturday evening when
they thought of the fine black bass
they might have had before them,
Joseph S. Wilson. the father, still stub
bornly congratulated himself on the
strength of his good principles. He
had caught ten black bass, the smallest
weighing almost two pounds, and had
thrown every one of them back into
the water. What else could an honest
and conscientious fisherman do? And
Wilson prides himself on being an
honest and conscientious fisherman.
1t was the unusual way in which the
Wilson hands caught the fish that
troubled the Wilson conscience. The
Wilson person was cutting ice for
storage today and found the bass fast
frozen in a large cake he brought to
shore. He was puzzled at such re-
| markedly successful imitation by nat
| ure of the most approved methods OF
scientific cold storage until he remem-
bered that sudden thaw had followed
the first formation of the ice where he
was cutting, and realized that the fish,
| swimming over the first layer of ice
when it was flooded by the thaw, must
have been caught by the second frost
| Wilson thawed the fish out while he
was debating what to do with them
| Had he caught them with rod and
1
have welcomed them as prize. But
his sportsmanlike soul revolted at the
thought Of taking advantage Of such a
mishap as catching frozen fish. So
with a sigh, as one fish after the other
| showed signs of returning life, Wilson
Newton IN. j. dispatch to New York
Press.
Goat Was Gasoline Torch.
Billy. an old goat who has become
| a familiar figure to automobiles, who
pass through Livingston, got himself
/ on fire Sunday afternoon. Billy has
been a chronic loafer about James
Menders garage and repair shop and
has acquired an ardent appetite fol
cast-off tires. This propensity has
tempted him to nibbie at tires or
wheels, the result being that he has
caused several explosions.
About p. M, Sunday an auto
stopped at the garage and the
chauffeur said he wanted gasoline
Billy began to snoop about the car
The driver kicked at the goat wher
Billy tried to chew a piece out of the
mudguard. Billy lodged the kick. A
few minutes afterward the chauffeur
| who was carrying gasoline from
garage to auto in a pail, lost hi:
temper and threw the contents of the
| bucket squarely into BiI1y's face
About a gallon of gasoline covered the
goat. s'
| Evidently the gasoline entered
Billy's eyes and made him wild. He
made a rush for the chauffeur. bu
that man cleverly sidestepped. Billy
carried blindly on by the force of hi:
rush, struck full tilt against the brass
/ hub of a wheel of the machine. There
was flash of fire and the next mo
ment the gasoline that covered Billy:
n Alfred
the repair man, says the smash o
4 horns against brass struck fire anC
! that caused the blaze.
4 For ten minutes there was a no
time. Billy, mass of fire, went dash
ing about Schwartz feared the goa
would dive into the garage and Sc
fire to that place. A crowd of boy
buried Billy under a hail of big snow
balls, and these put out the fire.
New York Press.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-04-02

Yes hesitated Mr. Justwed 'thesex
biscuits are pretty good, but don't you4
think there ought to be just a little
more Your mother made them" inter-
rupted Mrs. j. quickly, "of them?' ended
Mr. j., with flash of inspiration.-Cleve-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-04-02

The blacksmith had Just inherited a for
tune. still. he said, I'm not going to
fold my hands and do nothing. What do
you suggest?" Take your hands to a
vised his lawyer.-Chicago Tribune
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-04-02

do you think your nerve is sufficiently
steady to fit you for an airship navf-
gator?" We'll. I've been out in a canoe
with nervous fat girl."-Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-04-02

You say you are a sailor?' shifted the
doubtful housewife. Yes, num-" hasten
ed Hornpipe Harry, he took a reef in
his trousers. But you don't make use of
that nautical expression, 'Shiver my tim
bers! Oh. no num- say SILVER my
gasbag! or Shiver me Wings! / am an
airship sailor, mum. illustrated Bits
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-13
Gridtincn Der Srnppen idJaiftc Hnbe

8Iocc Ban 6. g., If. Suli. -
Sic bcrubigenbe Wirfllng Der Inmc.
ienDeit bon Wilit1r mod)te iih audi
acitern in ser ongcnebmiten @cile
bemerfbar, in0en1 feinerlei HllbeIto.
rltllqcn borfomelt. Sbmobl Die oll.
geneine Gage beu anid)ein eriuedt,
ais meroe lid Der 3on1pf Der SerBs
lellte gegen oie rGominion Goal 60"
I'M grbobung ser &obne nod lGngere
Belt bin5ie6en, febrten ood) gelterll
cine grGbere @n5obl Der StritanoHt
5ilr grbeit 5uriif, 10 Bob Der 9etrieb
Der @rlibe go. 3 mieocr aufgenoni.
men lperoen folrnte. 6rou 6ranceS
McGonalo mllroe III 0%erbi1louItg
nit ben Strifc.llnrubcn oes unor.
bentli6en getraeenS fir i6uloig be-
funoen mo mltBte 500 Strnie 6oD'
len, nm elmer 30.tagigen @eiIngniB'
1trafe 81 entgegan.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-13
gin i6rcm Sudscitstaac cntfi6rt.

@oibinGton go, If. SuIi.-
@efnebeIt, gefeiielt mo nit perblm.
benen NuQen muroc Qeitern friib Die
81 Sabre olte Sooie Soriptbc aus ib-
rcr eItcrlihen @obnunN BON llnbe-
fonntcn cntfiibrt. 0o5 WGOd)en Der
Tor OoS 9cmuBtiein mo oIS cs mieOer
81 iih fon, lag cS an cincm 2ininncn
@egc, orci Weilen bon bier. Gas Nj
tcntot ltebt icoenioQS nit ser Ebut.
iode in S%erbiuoung, BOB Sobie Ior-
iptba iid nit @iqiom Gain uerbeirn-
t6en noatc. Sic lit erbeblid) an 0cll
Solgen 0eS mplterioirn I6enteuer8,
BOD fonO ole IroltunQ trobOem pro-
grammgcmGB itott. 9ie Eoli3ei bat
cine llntcriudung ein9clcitet, INN Die
Gcriiber ser Snllrfcni6ot Scr Stroic
5lt iibcrartlunrtan.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-13
Sdluf Der Galuin- 6cicr in @cHf.

@cni Shmei5, If. SlIt. - Gin
biitorii6cr 6cit5ug, meItcr Die Gnts
midcung Scr 8iHeni6oit mo Der
2iterutlr i'm Is. uno 16. Sabrblm-
Bert ueronidoulidtc, 6rodtc bellte Die
bier Itatt0ciunbene 5ebnt0gige 6cier
ocs 400. Sobrcstoge Der @eburt So
bonn Cabins 5lrm gIbidluB. Sine
rita mo gmerifancr nobmcn Der.
porro1enOcn Antbeil an Den 6eitlids
ftiten, oercn bouptiGdIihItcr Ylnft
lit scr Qcglmg Oc8 @runoItcin5 iiir
Do& determinations -Wommcnt beltono.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-13
SlrmaSa an Der &iiitc non WaIa
dmiettS.

Gropincctomu, Moii., If.
Ssuli. - @ier5ebn S6lodti6tifc, 10
mie piele &rcu5er, &nnonenbootc,
Torpc0os lIl0 llnfcriee6oofe, i'm
@on3en "a 6obr5cllge, Iiegen berte
N6enO IN ilno Dor Dem bicligen Sd'
len, Inn an Den beuorItebcnocn Slot
%tcrmon0pern tb%eil5unebmeu. Sic
SGiiic reprGientiren eIncn Mertb
bon $200,000,000 un0 liegcn III 5ipcl
lGllgen YoroQels2inien nm STAGE
@oint becrlm, Dem Sap 600 e%ntlong
bis nod) Sruro. Ibmirol SdrOoer's
6!uggidiif Connecticut" liegt al Der
Spite ser Clinic. $4,000 Scelelltc
biloen Oic 9entannung 0ieier groBerl
Slottcnmodt uno piele 0erielben hat,
ten bcltc 2onourloub. 3mci 0iuta
iionen meroen morgen 5u Wanoper'
5lueden in See lted)cn, mGbreno Die
5irei an0eren Dor 9lnfer bleiben. Bic
ics Yrogromm miro luubren0 Der
qcn5en Wanopcr beIbebalteL 10 odl
immer 5tpei Iiuiiioncn in Den ltebun.
gen oblpedlIeln.
9ei'm S6luiie Ser Mon0ner mer-
htn g%rGiioent Soft uno 6lottenIetrc
tar Meper cine Gepue iibcr Die 6lOtt(
bolten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-13
Gum NnOcnfcn an ONS &crWcilcn
Der Ei~l9eruitcr in SUllnnb.

Nm Iteroom, If. &uIi. - Cine
pom Gbicogo'er Gongrc1otionoliiten-
Cub gum Anocllfcn an Die III 1909
criolgtc Nnflnit Scr E%il8erp0ter III
2lmItcroont un0 bic ibnen bier ST.
Iheil gc%porbene @nitirermoidoft ges
%itiitctc Sron5ctoiel mltrOc bcute in Der
cnaliifcn rciormirten Stride cntbiiIlt.
Seit 1907 boben cn9liif rc0enoe
Gbriltcn boruntcr uicIe Der Eilgcr
luno ut0crc, mcI6e i'm II. Snbrblm'
blrt aoloniitcn in Nmerifo wurocn,
lire Nnoodt in Der c~rw6bnten STRIDE
ucrri6tct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-13
Snmpfer.GolliiiOn an Der bclaiidcn
Siiitc.

Intmcrpen, @eIgicn, #. Slli.
- Ser BON bier nod NcmsYorf be.
iiimmte britiihc Camper oW}orino, "
GopitGn Sopler. murbc beltc nod Ell
rer Goaiiion nit Sem ans gllgier at.
l%un9enOcn Nompicr .GttrihooIc" in
Der Hammcfen -&be0c, 5mci WeiIcr
0ilIid) non &lieBingcn, mli Den
StronO eeiiibrt, nm iciltcu Inter
gang 81 perbiiten. Gic Momihnit
mlrOe 9crettct. Ser oGttritOoIe"
longte beutc Nod)mittog bier oil. 2llld,
cr bat einigcn S6o0en crlitten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-13
Cafe G6amplain. Teicr bccnbct.

Burlington, ST., II. Suli. =
Mit Der Gntbiiaung elmer @ebenfta'
iel 81 Gbren Der arieger, welde nab
reno oeS arieges bon 1912 geoient
boben, ipuroe bier geItern Die 2ofe
Gbomploin.6 eier 5llm I6i6lilB &c.
brodt. Die Soiel lit an DEM Sorpt-
9cbGuoe Ser llniperiitdt Oes StooteS
gerrnont angebrddt, mclfcS bon ben
Sruppen mGbrenO beS 5lueiten arie-
ees gegen England ols aoIerne b.
nubt mllroc. 9ie Sufel lit bon DEM
8erbanoe ser Softer bon 1912 9eItifs
let uno Der peniionirte 8eneral.Ota-
jpr 3. 3. Soluore bon Der 9unoeS'
arnlee belt ole Souptieitrcbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-13
Ser Derlurenc Sphn.

Sem. 0ort, If. 3uli. = So6n-
uic Galonoro, iiini &obre alt, Scr am
0. SUM peridmanO, mltr0e bcrltc
N(beno III icinc$ &ater5 @obnlrng 5lt'
riidf gcbrodt. @ebtcrcr bate Dor Dem
&crihminocn oeS &noben 9robbriefe
Ser nSdwor5en Snno" crbolter. Die
M1ltter OcS SinoeS lit in Der 3mi'
imen5cit ollS 8rom QcItobeu. Ter
Snfel oe5 anabcl mitroc ais Ser un'
0Cbli6c @ntfiibrcr pcrbaitet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-13
Soften oes Yanamufana(s.

@obington, 3. g., If. Slli,
Nod Sen SoranidJldgen, meId)c
Dem Sfotamts iefretGr WtcGeogb 5us
gegangen iinb, weroen $4S,000,0O0
fir Die Nrbeiten om YanonlatanaI
m0breno oes 6isfolioNes 1911 er-
iuroerlid) icit. Die TermiQigumJ
fir oas lmiiehoe Sisfoljobr betrllg
1888, 900.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-13

Gin ncucr g6citouOol. -
@r. SronciS 4. Demel, ium., ocr
Spbn BON 0rn. 6ronci5 &. Delpcl,
eincm IN mcitcn areiien betormtcn
@rrnOcigcntbum5.Moflc mlrOe po,t
iciner Satin, 6rou ltina Noonli
&irlpon g)emea oli S6cioung uec.
flugt. Sic &lGAerin lit cine Sodtcr
ocS Srn. Charles u. &irDot, 0es
ErGiiocnteu Der Hotionol Gan So.
Sic moht llntrclte ais Shei0uugS-
0rlln0 0cltell0. PTS Go.Nciponocntin
lit inter Nnoeren Sri. &oroine Sc.
tier, cine Shultipielcrin, benannt,
melde fiir5li6 ais cine ser oHoie-
bI0S" nit III 2eod) I'M yVtorplun0s
Sbeatcr" olitrot. Bic IN ser &lage-
l6rift Q%cltcro gcnlodlt miro, folgt1
Ser Nefldgte Der &iinItlerin nod)
2(tlontic. Gitp mo 9rootIpn, no Die.
Ielbe ipGtcrc engagements 81 iiIucn
bate. Iic Eorteien, Die MIR ctuu
5mei Sobrc perbcirutbct ii1o, idlolicn
6er5eit Sen G1cbllno ubllc Wincn 0er
Gltern Scr 9rout, @eiOa morcn ou.
mails crit 10 Sabre oft. Tu5 Enor
lebte icit Dem -. 9lpril 6S. IS. &C.
trcnnt; Srou 2)cluea 500 micocr 81
ibren GItcrn, bic am Gutom Elocc
mobnen.
@iIlfcin 70 6ercS Ilci Of.
-Nuf Dem Mc9e nof 6em Eager Der
o@reenWolO Eoding Co." no er
6leii6 tuuicn molte, nir0e aoipor
Souihelmonn BON Ger. 1873, 9torb.
Greter,S trobe, BON gbil. 6rieomonr
pom Nr. 227 SiiOsGaroline. StroBe
tbdtlid orgegriiien, neil er li6 an.
geblid weigertc, foideres SIeii6 81
f%oufen. Srieomann pur0e u~erboiteI
uno nit i9m itine 9egleiter 2oui%
2ogonidS bon Nr. 925, SitT2ombnro.
StroBe, 6ronf 6ricOmam BON Nr
1919, Sit.2omborosS trabe, unO Suc
3eter bon Nr. 2i9, Rorb. SigG. Str
Ebil. 5rieDman mltr0c 9citern in Oel
iiomeitlid)en EoIijeiitotiou 81 SIC
@clbltroie perltrtbcilt mo Die Orc
onoeren @cnonntcn ireigeiproden.
8irt6 9inG in's Net. =
Serr Sobn ar3t, ser i'm Soilie Nr
SO6, gincent.NQep cine @irtbifof
betreibt, milrOe geitern inter Der an
i6ulbigung, geiitige @ctrdnfe oil
Sonntag pcrfouit 81 bo6ell, BON Sen
Sergeonten SIip6unt perboitet WI
nebit 80 @1Iten III Die noromeltlihI
| Yoli5ciitotion eingcliefcrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-13
Ganaricnuuael ais NirdjenlGnarr.

Gincinnatt o., fl. Suli. -
50 aonorienuoeeI mirften beute bel
ser 9lusiiibrung oeS' muiifaliidcn
1rogramms i'm 8~ottesoienit Der
&:ncoln. Garf > Soptiitenfirde nit.
9os Ginger Ser Gogel permiidte lid
nit Dem Gborgeinng unO loa cine
red)t crboulidc @irfung allsgeiibi
laben. 1ie Neuerung mar elmer 9enl
Ioltor Geo. q. Gobbins gefommeltell
S,oee st peroanfen. Der Serr Bnltor
preoiate BEL Der @elegcnbeit ilber Den
Cert: User iilto Oicie, lpelfe orrd
Gle 2ilft geilogen fommen, gleld
: STlbeh e" ,4Gie gosel lparen bon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-13
@abridcinlidl Gin Soppelmoro.

Nem Dorf, II. Sui. :
Somnieno 8erritp, 80 Sabre alt, unb
ieine @ottin Gpntbia, ipelhe iiber 80
Sabre 5Gblte, iinb ais 2eiden inter
Den 5riimmcrn ibrer beute iriib elm.
ecGiderten 8obutug 81 Eatdogue,
6. s., ouigefunoen woroen. Die
YoIi5ei sioubt, boB lie ermoroet mir.
oen, uno ooB Die Moroer Die @ob'
nung oi5iinoetel, nm i6r GerbredJen
III pcroedeil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-13
&laneu cine Sdjiacr. Scier.

Ser @cburtatag OcS grObcn i6uGbi
idcu Gid)ter5 loQ I'M 9topenlbel
inter ben Nllipi5icn Der bieiigel
idtuGbii6cn Srgoniiotionen be.
Qdn9en mer6eu.
Die crltcu &orbcrcihmgcn iiir cine
Sdiuerfeier, mclhc I'M Noocmbet
inter ocn 9(uipijicn Der bicIigcrl
S6mobcn.&crcine ituttiinOen iou,
iplrrOen 9eltcrn getroiict. Inter ocnl
&oriibe OrS ErGii0cntcu 6ron5 Sult.
ter mo Der HrototOIliilbrrno oeS 81.
fretdrS 9lrtblm NJ. 90nmcl belt Der
nGnnnitattcr GoltSfeltpereiu", ieine
regelmGBigc monotlid)e &eriamm-
lung Oh, nod &crlciung mo 9ln,
ltobme bea GrototoQa Der Iebten SiB.
ing murOen Die Ncrrcn Gboa. Sen.
bol0. SriB Hcuttcr, 0uui0 Sonmcbct,
=. @nBlcr, GboS. &rnmcr rnO Nl0on
Ncntldlcr, mn, ol1 uttiOe UtitglIe-
Ser nliQeuommcn. Ginitimmig MIR
&c bcihloiieL Elm 6iinicr.Gomitc 5ll
crncnnclL melhC@ QCmCinihoitlid)
nit chem Gomitc Oca bieiigell
nSdnpobcu &creinp" ou9 Nrrun0c-
mcnt elmer GroBurti0cn S6illcr 6eicr
am 10. 9topcmbCr 1909 in Die @onO
ucbnlcu ioQ. Dos crnonnte Gomitc
bcitcbt ans iol9eltOcu Ncrrcn; Srull5
Solttcr, Gbn3. Scpbol0, No. Ncntihs
Ter, len, Srit Hclltter, &cnrp =.
aIein, @orl Sollter, Charles Otter
moucr, NlINuit SdyuIj, Gonroo Scenic.
ling Trunf Steil, &cnrp gSicnciclo
ml0 Nrtbllr VI. W0mmcl.
Ger Shluobens &crcin miro in lei
ncr an nGhltcn SonntoQ itottiinocn=
Den Ecrlnmmlun0 cbeniolle ein12er
Gonnitr crncnncn, lpcldc9 oonn &c.
mcIniNoitlid) nit Den Gunultottcrn
Die &orbcreitumgcn iiir cine miiroigc
Seller Oc2 100. @eburt3togc3 6rieo-
rid Sd)iucr'S trciien miro. Der
l(cbcrihuB miro fir Dos pom Can't
%ltotter &olfSicltucrrln proieftirte
SdiQcrG cnfmol IN elmer unicrer
bieiigen Sonfcu 0eponirt. Cine Gin
loOung bonn Geutidcn llnteritiib.
%u19abuno lpllroe perleIen uno ein-
thinning bcldlolien, bellte glbeno i'm
@eitcn0lEurf SIT crid)eincn. 9oS 9lr,
arrangements sGomlite fir ooS oieSiGb-
rigc Gonnltotter &olfaieit berihtete,
BOB Elm Shi1ler-SultS nit elmer Sta.
tue Shiacr'S oui otin 6cltplote CT.
rid)tet miro. Sic iibriael Nrron9c.
mentS idtcitelt riiitig boriudrtS unO
miro Elm nod gr6Bfrer 9eiud, Der @e-
wobner 8~oltiht6fe'S iulo ltmdeorrb
crluortct, as 6ci ocii perfIoiicnen Sc.
item, ocrcn %crlouf gciuiB uidtS jt
miinidcn iibria IicB, Nod SAlllB
Der Sibrn9 frat 6iOcIituS in ibrc
9tcd)tc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-13
In Wcuua anuclanGt.

8cnuo, If. SltIi. - Ser Gam.
pier oGretic" fam bellte Ibcn0, nit
Der 6rau &ooiepeIt unO ibren Orei
&unbern an 9or0, noG elmer itiirmis
id)cn 6obrt BON Neopcl bier M. Die
6omilic blie6 porIGufig al 9orO OcS
SdliifeS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-13
NbfobrtStnac Der G~aiiasier.9 ampfer
non Nehu.Yurf.

9(m 10. SuIi oNieup. amIteroam"
nod ROTTERDAM.
Aim 10. SuIi oGeciIie" nod gre.
men.
am IA. SlrIi o@auretania" nod
2iuerpool.
Nm IA. SuIi rEeutonic" mad
southampton.
Hm IA. Sui o8reiioent 2incoIn"
nod SomburG.
Nm Is. SuIi ~Sonraine~ nad
@oprc.
Sm Is. SuIi vgriu3 6rieorid
@iIbeInr noG Bremen.
gm II. SuIi .Gnrmonio" uab
2iperpool.
Hm II. vErin5eB Srene" mad @i.
broltor mo Heopel.
Hm II. Suli Baltic" nod 2iper.
pool.
Nm II. SrIi ngmerico" nod Sea.
pei uno @enud.
Im II. SuIi yNetu.Oorf" nod
SoutDompton.
Am II. SuIi n2opIano" nod 90.
Der nno Nnt1perpen.
Nm II. SuIi .GaIabria" nob
Nenpel.
Nm II. Sui oMinnebaba" uad
2onoon.
sm II. Sui n6urueiiia" nad
@loSgop.
Nm II. Sui Cincinnati" nad
Samburg.
Am 20, 5uIi ~9ot&oum" mad
HotterooAl.
s(m 20. SuIi vaaiicr" uad sre.
men.
Nm 81. 3uIi ,aoriotic" ua6
Srutbomptou.
Im 81. Srli ogompania" nod
2%iperpooI.
9lm %. SuIi n9retogue" nad
Sabre.
Am %. SnIi .6rieorid" mnd
Bremen.
Sm %. Sui 1MoItfe" nod 81.
6raItur mo HeapeI.
9lm %. SuIi Limited States" naf
aopeubaaen.
am 81. SllIi ogmerita" nad
Sonlburg.
am "a. S,lIi o@ermnnia" nad
Neopel unO Worieiae.
Nm "a. Suli st. 2oriS" nad
Sout9nmpton.
am "a. Suli minneapolis" nad
2cnoon.
gm "a. 3uIi .@aoerIono" nod
Goper uto gntuerpen.
qm 81. Suli oglrobic" nad 2iper.
pool.
g(m 81. Suli ~.GaIeoonio" nad
8loSgoiu.
gm q. Suli naoiier 8ilbeIm Der
3neite" rtod Bremen.
gm %. Suli s2aura" mad, 0ea.
pei lllto Srte1t.
9lm %. SuIi .WaieItic" mad
Soutbompton.
PIN %. SuIi ~2liitaaia" uad
2iuerpool.
Sm 30. SuIi g. 81 giemonte"
mad NeopeI un6 @enua.
Am 80. Sui uaurfiirit" nod
Bremen.
gm 20. SuIi .2orraine" nod
SABRE.
Slm 81. Suli Settle" nad eiper.
pool.
9lm 81. SnIi .gleuelano" nod
Somburg.
Nm 81. SitIi ~Mimtetoufa" nod
2onoon.
Pm 81. SilIi o3eeldno" nad 90.
Der uno Nntperpen.
9m 81. 5ltli .@uronia~ mad
2iperpooI.
am 81. Sui california" nad
| Glasgow.
am 3. gusuit .Tooroom" na6
Siotteroam.
Vim 3. an9nit europa" nod Sea.
~ uno 8enua.
am 3. auguit Ya%ronprin5 @il.
belrn" nad) Bremen,
Im 4. altguit .Ereiioent Grant"
nod Samburg. mas
am 4. alguit YSceania" nod
9teopel uuo SrieIt.
4m 4. auguit .2ituania@ mad,
Actteroam nno 2iball.
Nm 4. anguit vSceauie" nod
Seutbampton. .sau a6
sm 4. auguit nIauretania4 nod
2%iuerpool.
. s,-.tM
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gclrOer Gor5iIc Ebcjl: nMorpGono
StootS- Gon6it," o%orO Baltimore"
st, 9%eneoictSs," y@ropiocnce. "
yG6eIopaofe"s ut10 o&i0llori-G on5il".
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Mit0Iicoern ber@cmeiuOe mitgebrodt
mrrbcn, ulO lire a0ii0e bil9en I'M
Mloitorirm. Na.
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,Sanbagel wItbet.
Scene Nn8riffe onf @eianStIdaiteu in
Ga Ya5.

&critimmnmg 3niifen Argcntinien
1lln0 9oliuia I'M ernlten Staoium.
- WG6tige 6lotte iiir Die Oie@,
iGbrigcn CONNER . Wanouer an
Der aiiitc bon Moiioduiett3 cont
3cntrirt. "a Sdiiic unO
10000 Seeleutc ncbmen NntbetI
Oorolt. r. Stcigcuoe Soften Scr
grbciten om Bonomofauol. -
GROCER biitoriIdcr SeIt5ug sum
S6lulIe Der Goloin.6eier in
@enf.
ga YuG 9olipin, If. Suli. -
Sic Sruppen, melbe Die pcrunniiGc
un6 Die orgentiniide 8eidnOtidaft
beiebt bielten, m1lroen geitern Ibeno
QllS irgcnb cincm mrbetomnteu 8rulls
De 3llriidge5ogen. NlS Dies befanllt
muroe, erneuerte Der Sanbagel Der
Sto0t feline Nngrific olf Die @eionOt-
idoftcn uno riftete erbeblid)en edo
Den OH. Senor Sonieco, Der argent
tiniid)e 8cionotc, uno ietnc Satin
entgin9en nur nit fnopper 9totb Der
@utb oeS HobelS. Sic gelnngten
burd) cine Sintertbiire ms 6reic, lie.
fen od)t @epiertc melt uno iuften
iflieBIid) 3ufludt in Der @obnung
0eS YrGII0enten Don 9oliuiu.
Seine GrtlGrung lit 0arilber ob8c.
9eben luor0cll, marum Die ld)nrTen,
beim critcl 3eiden bon llnrtben bon
Der Hegierung ongeoroneten WtoBre-
gell nidyt ollsgeiiibrt iuuroen. 3abl-
reide 0ifentlid)e &rnogcbungen Ia,
ben bier Itottgefuloen. Sit elmer &C.
Itern o6aebaltenen offentli6en Ser
iommlung mlrbe Elm Eortroit 6igue'
ro'S, YrGiioenteu bon Irgentlnierl,
nit DEM &opfe nod untell oil eilent
YfobIe o,lf9cbGngt mo ollrd) Stein
miirie 5ertriimmert.
IS perlautet, ouB groBe Iuiregltng
all Gina ulo 8ltenoS glpreS berrIdt.
9as Sdmeigen Scr Hegierrng gr-
%gentinien'S gegeniiber ben 8roteIten
9oliuia's Gilt ais omin0S.
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Gorl 9ertltna lit in @obile,
Nlo., inter Der anflage perbaitet
moroen, Den gGfer Sobn anedt in
9{epsS Orleans an LETTER 9onnerItag
crmoroet 81 baben. 8ertund arbei.
tete iitr &neft uno ioa elm 8erbGlt-
rib nit oeiien @ottin gebo6t bo6en.
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lid oil d. * DTS. 9.
9angert, ociien Gobter 2etiniftf) om
6reitag eridoB, bate ii6 seitern et-
mas berubigt. Gr miro ieood nod
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bon Nem-Dort na6 bier gefommen
mo tbrm oQeS in ibren 8rGften
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briltgen.