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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-12-28

The Topeka Advertising club met
this noon.
The Y. NJ. C. A. basketball series be-
gins January 3.
street force was at work today
removing snow from Jackson street.
The Commercial club membership list
will be printed about the middle OF
January.
]. Richmond, S. P. Mold and B. w.
Scandrett are new Commercial club
members.
L. P. Stock has sold six lots in the
Fleetwood addition to n. E. McNamee
for $500.
At the bean supper at the Y. NJ
c. A. this evening stories about the
man who shutters Will be told.
The Rev. Mr.. Thomas S. Young will
take charge of Robert Stones class
at the Y. NJ. C. A. this evening.
Principa. Stout is arranging for some
half hour chapel talks at the high
school to take place during the win
ter.
= The Commercial club committees will
he completely revised Immediately fol-
diving The election of officers on Janu-
.<sry IA. r. '-7.--
The old jackson street school
building has been almost completely
RACED The work was retarded by the
recent storm.
The board of directors of the To-
peka Chautauqua association will meet
at noon tomorrow at the Commercial
club quarters.
The Frost and LOOMS buildings on
Kansas avenue, now nearing compile
ton, add much to the appearance of
the 700 block.
The work of excavating preparatory
to the erection of the new Santa Fe
office building on Jackson street was
resumed today.
Friends have presented the Y. w.
c. A. reading room with 1.-The Life of
Alice Freeman Palmer" and Dot by
L. NJ. Zimmerman.
The Topeka Street Railway COM
pany, now that the new addition has
been completed, may we'll be proud
of it's new car barns.
sas State Fair association met this
noon with some of the county officials
at the Commercial club.
On Friday and Saturday afternoon at
o'clock young peoples meetings will
be held at the First Baptist church.
The stereopticon will be used.
The board of directors of the Mid
winter Exposition company will hold
e meeting tomorrow noon at the quar-
ters of the Commercia1 club.
Geo. s. Badders gave the opening
address In connection with the meet
ing of the Kansas State Bee Keepers
association at the Fifth Avenue hotel.
Next week will be observed as a
week of prayer at the First Congre-
gational church. Special programs
have been arranged for each even
ing
B. NJ. Davies viii maintain the mag
azine table at the Y. w. c. A. as he
has been doing for several years. Sew
eral magazines have been added to the
list
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-12-28
BROKAW IS WORRIED.
When His Telegraph Messages Are
Exhibited in Court.

New York Dec 28.-With the re-
sumption today of the hearing In the
suit for separation and ahmony brougnt
bv Mary Blair Brokaw against W.
Gould Brokaw, which is being trled at
Mineola. L. /. there was promise Of the
introduction of more letters and dis
patches from the defendant such as
Yesterday proved an evident source OF
embarrassment to Mr.. Brokaw-
In Yesterdays installment OF this cor
respondence reproaches, threats, ac-
cusations and expressions OF aHection
were curiously intermingled.
The defendant was also noticeably
worried by the production of telegraph
messages which he was obliged to ac-
knowledge showed that he had permit
ted his servants TO keep Mrs. Brokaw
under espionage. He explained these,
however. by declaring that his entire
procedure in this particular was in
spired b. his solicitude for his wife's
health.
Mrs Rrokaw sat near her husband
and evidently enioved watching his or
deal Mr. Brokaw was questioned
sharply about the breaking down of the
door of his wife's bedroom in their
Great Neck home. It was Secretary
kaw testified. Before resorting 70 force
ehev had rapDed repeatedly without
oIici+i-g response and the husband
feared something had happened to Mrs
Prokaw.
Then came another letter. the reading
of which seemed 10 please the witness
IT was written hv him to Mrs Rlair.
Mrs Rrokaw's mother. in AUGUST 1908.
Mr. Prokaw identified If and at his re-
quest il was marked for the records.
Ono norton of it read:
''Sorae man is behind her, who is ILL.,
advisi-r her regarding me- TO get rid Of
me. Well when we are divorced he can
have her"
Prokaw denied taking his wife TO a
nhvsicia0 20 have her examined because
he euepected her of taking drugs He
had Mrs Prol-aw 20 70 the doctor. he
dec'ared SO -het she might be ex-
an1ined for nervousness.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-12-28

advertising matter. The church peo-
pie said at a meeting not long ago
that short skirts, tights etc., would
describe the displays Some of the
councilmen are of the opinion that UNI
derwear advertisements and regulation
magazine and newspaper ads are fully
as bad. if not worse, than the highly
colored chorus girls which are posted
Tor public view. However, this will
be up to the courts to decide when
the first case is tried.
The new ordinance will receive sup
port of the council. Mayor Green is
radically In favor of regulating the
boards and all of the civic clubs.
churches and societies in the city will
join in the fight.
Truly. the old fashioned bill board
must go.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-12-28
STEWART GETS THE JOB.
New Position of Electrical Inspector
Is Filled.

Edward ]. Stewart of Topeka has
been appointed to the newly created
position of electrical inspector by
Mayor William Green. The appoint
ment becomes effective January /,
1910.
This is the new position just made
by the new city electrical inspection
ordinance passed one week ago and
published in the State Journal. the
official paper last week.
Mr. Stewart is a Topeka man and
has had considerable experience in the
electrical work in this civ. He comes
highly recommended to Mavor Green.
HE is well acquainted with the ma
tional code of wiring: and I know
that he will fill the position according
to the rules of the ordnance" said
Mayor Green this afternoon.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-12-28
New Fresh Batteries.

The batteries used in the Howard
electric lamps are charged by the How
ard company. There is no doubt as to
the strength of the battery when the
light leaves Towards Supply house
They will last longer and give better
service than batteries charged by the
factories which is the case with all
others
Howard has the exclusive agency for
the French batteries used in every
pocket lamp. The battery is made in
France and shipped to Howard. He
charges them. Prices from 81 90 up.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-12-28
cHAs. w. MUNDEN A DEsERrER.
A Former Topeka Man Tires of Army
Life.

Charles W. Munden. who, when he en-
listed in the Coast Artillery corps at TT
Of this year. said that his home was in
Topeka. and Informed the recruiting Off
Ger hat in case of an emergency Miss
Minnie Munden, sister. who resided In
Topeka. was to be informed, has deserted
the ranks. and is a fugitive. reward OF
80 having been offered by the war de-
aartment for his apprehension.
Notice to that effect has been received
here, but search fails to throw any
Isht upon the where2 bouts of the sister
who is supposed to be in Topeka. The
directory does not contain the name OF
to the government bulletin Munden desert
ed on December L.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-12-28
SUICIDE WAS CONSIDERABLE.
Former kansan Did Not Wish to Spo
Famlly's Christmas.

Oklahoma City, Okla. Dec Is
Lark n. Clutter. a young married
man. committed suicide here by shoot
ing himself. He left a note saying he
was tired of living and that although
he had contemplated suicide several
days he postr oued it SO that his fam
lily might have an enjoyable Christ
mas.
Clutter vas son of DR.. W. H.
Clutter and came here from Frank
fort Kan.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-12-28
Monroe Pasey Arrested at Last.

Monroe Basey, a negro. who has proved
an elusive fugitive since the raid on
gang of colored people in North Topeka
two months ago when a part of y n
were charged with gambling was ARE ed
this morning. When the officers raided
the place the negroes plunged through the
windows and a part of them escaped in
Guiding sey the keeper of the game.
He was arrested this morning by a bevy
of officers, nd is charged with gambling
and maintaining q nuisance.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-12-28
All Traffic PIocEed.

Deadwood. S. D.. Dec. 2s.-The
heavy snow which has fallen during
the past u hours, accomDe MED by
high winds has stopped all railroad
traffic in this part of the state. No
ore trains can get through and the
lines have suspended until the drifts
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-12-28

The room at ia East Seventh has
been remodeled, papered and painted
ard will be occupied by the Ladies' Ex-
change and Dining hall. Mrs. E. H.
Grow proprietor of the Exchange, said
today I'VE viii continue to bake and
sell No. bread
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-12-28
DEATHS AND FUNERALS

Clarence C. Myers. aged 35. is dead
at 7o5 West Sixth avenue. of pneumonia
The funeral will be held at 10 o'clock
Wednesday morning from PenwelPs I'M
6ertaking rooms. Burial will be in the
Topeka cemetery.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-12-28

No danger from gas explosion with
one of Towards electric pocket lamps.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-12-28

Mrs. fsettie Hastings died at O'Clock
last night at her home. 2612 lincoln
street, Of blood poisoning. She was 81
years old The funeral will be held
at 1890 o'clock Wednesday morning
from the homo. Burial will be In the
Foster Cemetery.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-19

Der frnl50iiihe GGenIifer 8rpf. Bar
eoni iano in Den 0udr5eit ongeblid
mebr ais 80 Ero8ent ltpdltinin. Sir
Die 0eipinnung oes HabiumS bieten
oieie Gunr6e er6eblid geringere
StpierigfeitcnJ ais Die &erorbeitrnlg
oe5 llraniulner5es, aus benz in Der
lleltcn engliidcn Hooiumninc ous
Clement gefponnelt miro.
GIe befunnte q driitlt el-
Ierin SOo SorbelI bot iiingit Ole 8ir'
flung oes 3orifS ouf Den Suusbolt
bon 5onlilien erortert, Die nit jebem
GcnnD red)nen miiiien. Golden 90
milier, 0cren i1brlihes Ginfommen
nift $500 iiberitei9t, gibt'S nod) Sri.
1orbcl(s SdGbung etlpo iiebcn WtiI-
Iionen IN Den Ser. Stootelt. Sic
nrme 6rou" - 6reibt iie - Dliebt
iih nid)t blob oilBer Stonoc, mollene
aleiOer ooer mollene 9ettOedcn 81
f%oufen tie muB ii6 einihrGnfell,
mitB red]ncn mo ipnrel nlld) bel Den
nlerflciniten Ginfauien. 3luirn ntuB
lie boben. Spool Cation lit III III
rem &allS9olt elm 10 notbmcnoiger
@egenitono tGgIidJen @ebrollhS luie
SefleiOlnga- un0 Sei5ln99ltoffe. So
mul1d)c SallSfrnlt, 10 murhc Sert0u-
ferin O0cr 6obriforbeitcrin lit &c.
%5pungcn, ibre aleioer ielbcr o~n5rtfer-
tigen. @1ufig miiiien ollh N0bar-
6eiterirnen, no tie nidlt ourd) 8es
m%erfldluften geidiiet limo, ielber ben
3lpirn itelen, ben iie p%ern1ben. Sn
9tcip e Oort mllrOe cine Miibcnmodes
rim geiruuoen, Die BON ibrcn So 30
fcnlobu our6ihnittlid) 70 Gcnts fiir
3mirn ults3uge6en botte. limo Die
SplGe 3mirlt, Die in GngIonO 3 Gts.
foitet, nlB bier NIT 6 Genta be3oblt
mer0cn!" - limo oieic oSteltcr "ilicBt
IN Die Soiden 0ea 3luirn-SruIts.
8oiuIanbs tiirsiide SGber.
Ganitatle. @ebdmoc, gutan,t sc8em. ststs often.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-19
Befnnntma1ungcn
fir tffentlide @crbchcrnngcn
Inter.H Scum ritz rncMt heS Stabtsl rncnicnre.

Srpartement fir bffcutlidc @crbcicrungen.
ttuter.S cpnrtcmcnt be5 Stabt'Sngclicurs.
Baltimore ben O.. sunni 1909.
Separate, pcriteaeltc Iugebote, %nlarfirt .8ros
ppfuls for Grad Sirinaers ior Breton Street
Bridge" iuerocn bierntit eineefproert, uno All
ben YGpnro Of 9tparbs, Sare OF !. Seiuen Ibos
mas" %norcfltrt, i'm 9ilreali ocS SiaotsJeeiitrus
tors, Natbbdus. Baltimore, bis fl ll6r Sormit'
Gin be9Iaubigtcr 9bed oes 9ieters, duf cine
,Gfearin1 Noufcs "0anf. auf Grore bes Wns
OorS uno Stootrntbs BON Baltimore ge3pecn,
8u Ocm IN ben Speiiitfaitonen genatnten Ses
TRACE, mub ienent Nngebut ~beigetiipt fetll. Spes
5ififotioncl uio @rgebot5sSurmnInre iino auf
&crlGreeu in oieicnt Niirc1u er9d.ilid.
Gas Hc6t miro oorbcbaltcn. irgello etn ulo
ale ~sln9ebote Juriid 5%ulueiien.
y. :. Scnbail,
Stuots Suecnieur.
Z. Garrb Minbupl,
Yrdltoent Der 9pntruftsSeD0roe.
(Sini1t 1914, 10. 16.17.1 rs. 10.21.22)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-19
lie Saft'idDe Corporations Stcncr.

Brolioent Gait lit Suriit nit Ian.
ger e%rtabrung ais &ihter. 9lls or
Dor einigen Sagen iii elmer 9otidoit
benz Gonareb Die Shoiiurg zines
@eleees empfobl, bos Die Corporate.
men nit 5lpei Gro5ent iGres Hein.
einfommens beiteiert. mies ,er ba'
raff 9in oab elm ioId)es @eles nod
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Nprt=G Street, > ampfer=Gp
Summer.GahrplaN

SpTner .5abrplait
Nbfnbrt ees Sanpfers mad EodsGrecf mo
StonD Greet bon Gpeboen's gSerite, am Snbe
oes Yroaopab, tigIid) Inn 8 ilbr Wloreens liiio
8 ubr Nnhtnittdgs. ausgenommet Gnmitaa
urb Gonntde. Samiines I'M 6 llbr Oioraells
mn 3 uhr 9ladnittnas nHo Sonntogs nnt 4 II.
8 ubr Wtoraef1s mo 2 llbr 9a6mittaas,
Spe6iaisJinten nit 9uHpiersG bartcrirta aeae.
ben. 5iir Wonofdetrs@r fnrftonen f5nren bes
forbere ARRANGEMENTS ~eeiroifen perben.~
oilr aue Sii5elnbeiten frnge, tclepbonire ober
fbretbe an Spbn Death, Superintendent speb..
oen'g Mstart, am 5nhr hes Sruabpah.
(Wtdi5, 3lPte)
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Nircftpren.@abl.
auinss ganf bon Baltimore

Baltimore, t6. Sini 1909.
gel Der idbrlibeu ant 10. SUM in oiefcr Qdrf
8ebultencn NSdbl iuuroeu Die fetgetoeG 1erten
ais Tirefturcn filr oaS ommen Sabr erludblt
9anieI ri. 1bcmas, Spbn 2. @ittiHes.
gSiIli1m u. Spence, gSiIinm y. Surit,
Subn sill of r.. s. Grauiuro GInd,
@rnoIb AunIner, 1SnIter y. 8roofs,
Miuiam s.. RIndforb, @olpnro g. Rpbinfon,
98iqinm ". Mnrburp, :. &uu9b Gottmnn.
Ibomus \. SaOipnrb, II. 9Sebiier Smith,
gSiai1l1 %. SdOben, Charles e. Hie1inn,
6. stuitil SeHfins, 29ulier ". Ibeu,
Snftapus Cher, Suoib 0uBler.
giGtbaniel u. SameS, Charles Gnqluno,
Douglas VI. ggblie, 9barlcs e. Wiucgiu,
Ibund3 S'9teia.
ltno bel Der beutigeil Streitoren : Sibung
puroc @ininm III. Sanoen ais Rrdiiocni piea
Der %erpGbIi; Goparo 9. Robiniuu ais 8iccsStia
libcnt, Subn 3. Scale ais Sdabineifter lno
Srnut o.. Guans MS 9itIfSsS 6usineiiter.
U70)
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BON Sun
II Clinic.

SrtcslOn=Stntc.
4euc idneile Tag ampier.
nSoro baltimore" II. Sem" nan philadelphia.
Sabrpreic MIR $500.
Saglidl NIB Spuntags
mn 500 Surrl. bon 4ruita lrib giebtsStr. ub.
Salteit an 6t Scttertpn, Spiun Ypint, Wio..
mo Shriter. Ra. qdnaet ~iuigefdbr q ubr
Ihelibs in Y6ilabeIpbia an.
Gnt5iifenoe Nabrt ourd1 ben Ganal. Tniids
aicrc lonueii nab Ge!ieben his Gbeiapeafes Gitp
lfo 9eiterton tabrer iino auf Der Sidfabrt nit
oenl Boot iudp Sdufe 6uriidfebren no ie int
O ubr Ibenbs o~eiielbcn cages nnldngei. =
9unoreifes9iIlet 5ir 9liidiaGrt init %. & 8.
gabn," uuo bnrd5gebenoe 8iuete (per 8abii bon
4biIa.) Ha6 Weipsgcrf, stiantic,Gitn, 6ape
gini, Spmg Brand. Ocean 9th, .NsburH Yari,
Hlbann, Srun, 5uui Nerfulf bel MbaugbS,
Wati6eiten 80 Gents. N~a6todmpter fabren ides
Iib Ibeuos tSonniag unsgentmilen). Wlau
i1reibc fir 8calueiier.
Clarence ebrioer,
(Snnit5-) slgent.
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Ymouit Sdlmibt.

IS itdrb an Is. Suui 1909 @nsuit Sdmiot,
~9eIiebter @atte bon Gliiabetb S0miot. gcb.
NbdIer, i'm I.ter bon 6s Sabren uuo 4 IRp'
nuten. Die 9eeroieut9 fiuoet Wbniaa, oen 81.
sunni, 40 llbr MorGens, bon feiner lebien
9Sobnun0, pr. 1903, oolbrppi. strafe. aus ffati.
ulh hnnn nab Der Ct. S1fohussdir1e, no nm
. llbr cine R~eantensDiefie fir oas Sell feiner
Seeie ~celehrtrt pirb. U70-2)
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Yrpf. GonSurp, Or. meb., Sentid5er

Nr5t. Baltimore, MS, 62s Galsert.et
= Spe3ia!iit fir Sdut., Wlaseu., Sers. nnS
Herpen'9etoen. slue sleesoperet aranfbeitcn
burh neue Wieibpoen aebeiIt: uue Gpuren aus
a%einer5t: 40 Sabre erfoIereiher 9rdris: earari.
tirt. Sprehitunocn 9-t2, PA NIB 81
IesSSiai26MuIn3hYt' WI ''e' 'p'e'0e'
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Gmmn y. Gnaelhanut.

GS fidrb am is. sunni 1909 nab t5sidbriaem
lbfuere1 Gcioctt emma y. @nselbauat, e~eliebtct
lohter bon |hilipp llno Goa @ngelbaupt, i'm
43. Sabre i6reS gebeils. Die @eeroigung finbct
Wiuntaa, Nu6mittu9s 8 ll6r. bon Der gSnhs
ming ibrer Glterlt, Nr. I, Sto Srcoerids Nuao,
ans 'aii Der pGoioonsRd fsGemeterp" itatt.
llniere 0iitte 1T 8~erit6ri.
llntcrc SGulcn iiuo 8erfprungen.
6urt III ua' bic Gun uno Srcuo',
llnfere Silocr iuc9genommen.
U70-2) BON ibrcn 2icbeu,
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0cidafts- 8clcscnbcii.
Su %uerfGufeu:

Sn perfdnfen:
9r. 16, Critic Strabe, uno Yr. 3400, 2eapcrs
tolt'Abeniie, rnbe gaifimure.G trase, SiabIonos
toinii; gutter @dlooen, fir iraenb elm 9eiddft
pallero: iteiie Na6barfhaff. 1ei6te Seoinanrls
gen. Nat5lfraeen an Srt nnb stene. Wlan
nebn1e ole Sutrmounts9tpemie @leftrif6e. =
COS
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airdlide &m5etgsu.
yhrran Des staatS. ehapmsiaers.

IT IT IT q D UV ., .Vtu,
5ie 1alhidbrli6en 3inicu, ant l.. 3nli 1909
nuf bic 6iicntlid)e sdlnlo ors Stuates 9,arhs
lnno idaig, wcrocn AM uno nadl bem 4. Gull
1909 pun Suusluo 8. Sburne, StuutssNgert,
in Der pWierdants' gtattonais9unf," Baltimore,
Mo, be5dblt.
Wiurrnn 9anoipcr,
~S6abmeiiter oes StautcS WtarD LAMB,
I6N-ID ~
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2unSun.Earf -Gcmctcrp.

gHreau: yr. 81, gpcIt.s aratpga. strahe, nno
Snupt.Ginoang: Greoerid. 9inoo.
9eerd6nibpIdbe BON $25 an inter beitdnoiecr
gufIidt; S6nitfbIumen, @eipinoe. @fIan8en tic.
neroeu I'M 3reihbaus am SuuptsGiugnne ee'
fuuoen. Infer g9ent lpiro, ipenn gepiinf6t,
borfpreder. OBJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-19

Gin ruiiiheS Sorpeoo-
boot bat in Der NGbc Der iiniifcn
aillte, 100 Die 3rucifoiicr = 9%cgcgtung
ltottfinbct. eincn cnglii6en Compiler
on9ci6olicn uno cincn Woidiniitcn
ocS ConrpierS pcrmunoet. Gle eng.
hide &reiie ihlucigt iid iiber oenGor.
fnll 5luDr0erlt aus. Melden &Grni
milroen aber Die engliiben 3eitingen
0enlod)t boben, ipenn ciil oeutld)cS
&rieg9lbiff oct id)orfen SduB ouf
Den britiiden 9umpfer o~bgegcbcn
bate!
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Oaf Qamn Gemeterl,

@aitern. Mucnuc.Ruao, nahc Turth'g utnt'Hpab
geitauoige 9tufFft. YraGtpcnc cage.
(Nuuti0 1lft1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-19
THE WAY DOWN . THE . BAY

Sait sur eec It. Gbuptanf. Silver. Grfnripnen,
t50Uietlen; SuISipaifer; ben gan6enSae GebenSs
GrbnIter; 9anIpfer nGrnma sites" 5trnltaa
uno Spnneritas, 7 ubr Mcreets. 81 Suuie
nm 1915 gbenos. 9iaete SOC. Belgium %.
SUM. (Sunif5-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-19

Sab bie llcbcreber Der
Nll5cigen IN ben orlttid) : onncrifoni.
id)all 9l6tterlt I'M Aa9cmeinen Der
oGitihcn Sprdhe @emolt mo at.
OercS ontbun, lit cine bcfonnte Sbot.
lode, iibcr Die mani iif Icidtcr ol1i-
baltcu fam, oN Tie beiicr mod,en.
glber es obictet bod ciniges," fpenn
Elm gcluiIica 9lott in elmer 9riitmo.
Id)i1cn Nn5eige bebouptet: Sic be.
Ite S1cnbators gclltoht. Scbt unier
groBcn Sotf I'M Scnlter. Die fleine
GbidS merocn bon lniercm Mpnord)
Gbif 6eco 2ciiittert. Sic Gier iino
Die ltrladc bon Wonnrd) Ggg Sorce."
- Neiit, ous claude, iucr eS wia:
@ir gloubcn eS niht, boB ooS Suffer
ole &ilfcldcn i%ilttert, nod ooB Die
Gier Die llriad]c oes Wtittelo liuo.
(Wbl.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-19

Nus ct. Warn'S GountD
fommt ms sic trourige Na6ri6t,
SAB sic iunge @ottin l~nieres 6reuns
oes uno frii6eren MitorbeiterS Or.
Grnit Scnrici BON 9lib erid)lugen
moroen lit. Gin ihpercr Sdlog fir
ofn geiitpoaen Gi6tcr unO &orleier,
Ser iib INN @eibuod)tel Iebtcn So9-
res I'M iii0lid)cn OtorDlonO niebcrga.
lniien, I'M in lGnolider 9lb0cidic0clt-
belt @rbolllng 5lt iltden. SIC uielen
6raunoc mo 9%efnnuten Die Der picG-
iciti9e 6oriher uno @elcbrte in Bal
tintorc unb onoeren Stdoten 9lnle-
rita'S bat, mcr0en on Dem ploblidtn
unO i6rpercn &crlltit bes idlucr BENZ
Gciuhten @ntten innigcn Nlttbcil
lebnlen.
Ser oltc Senntor Gepem
mciut, boB lid Die Ginfommenitcuer
nidt eintreiben loiie, mcil eS 10 piclc
WenlGen gebe, meld)e einen SalidciN
Idm0ren miir0en, Inn ii6 Dor Scr
Stelier 5l oriiden. SinO Die Heidcn
in ben 8ercinigtcn Stooten 0ern 10
uiel id)ledter, ais ole Hei6en ouOcrcr
Climber, in benen Die Giufonumcus
Stellcr - u1o ioQar o6lte Glib eins
5etriebcn ncrOen tonn? Sdrctel
ober ltnIerc Reidcn Dor Ocin Oteinaio
niAt 5uriid, oonn lit eS 8flidt Der
Hcgicrrng, Die Mtc~incioiNen in's
3uftbous 81 iperren. @iirbe me-
lentli6 oa5u %beitrogcn, Die uielcn ge-
idruorel1en Soli6eiOe 81 pcrringcrlt.
Scrr Scromc, Scr nmo c
StootSonipolt BON 9tem g)orf, bat
III elmer GeOe oltd iiber Die Ginnorrs
Ocrrng geiproden unO babel gelogt:
rs tonnlen lett Scllte ms SutO,
Die nidt bcrcingelulicn weroen iou.
ten. 9ieic Sinicnpcisbcit bGtte iid)
Sr. Seronc lparen t0nl1cn. @ie Die
merniinidtcn Ginpal1oerer Dor III
rer &anoung ouSfin0ig gemoft ipcr=
ben fonnG}t oos meiB oltf) Der ihorf-
iinni9c S%tootaaniuolt BON Nep.yorf
nidlt 81 Iogen. Wobl ober iogt err:
Gicier 3ultrom bon GinmonDerurg
fiibrt inns 5l eiltem Nufloiungspro.
5cB. Cine ionoerbure 9cburptllrg.
@oS miro bur6 nic Ginponocrer
mlfgcloit?
9oorauSolI II 6oI9euon
3nbnlciben. 9crcit5 1902 bot elm
Barrier 4r5t ouf @runo bon 5oblrei-
den 9cobodtllngcn Die 5beorie olti-
gcitcllt, Dab Der Soorou9foll in 3obn=,I
leloen lctncn llriprlnlg bobcn fam.
G%rfobrtn9en onocrer Ner5te bobcn
0ielcr Sbcorie nelleroingS Itnrfe De
mcisfrnft pcrlicbclt. Gin Nr5t foro
inter 10 SGQen bon SoorousfoQ, Die
er in Den lebten 5mci Sobrcn beobod)-
tcte, %, bel peld)en oaS 2eioen ollf
cine 3obnfrmnfbcit qtriid3lifilbrcu
mar, Is banoelte iid) babel UNI 3nbn=
mltrjclcpitelL Wltr5clciterungell, Grlt-
tpidelitng ocS @ciabeitS5obncs It, M.
Gni 5ubndrjtIide 9cbonhIung bin
trot IN 10 bon Den % 6Gaen Seilung
oeS SoornusfolleS, 3. \. poaigcS
@odStbum Der Score IN relotip fitr.
ser Belt Elm, in II 8Glfen nod s bis
IA So9cn, III 5 SGllcn nod 4 bis 6
Wod)cn ulo nltr IN 3 Saacn nod
.longercr 3eit. = bis 3 Wonate nud)
Der 3obnbcbonolung. llnter 8 Sal
len bon SooroltSioa IN Solgc Ont,
mifelung beS observation-disclosures morell
8 am Noden ouigetrctcn. SSn cilter
In6nbl nerolteter SS0lc bon 0ooroitS-
fou, oic Sabre lang icbcr 0r5tlidcn
@ebonolltno qetrobt botten, i6lpouo
oerlelbe unnrittelbar olli Die 3abnbca
bon0liung.
Bonn u bcin miro ms &C
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-19

Bonn u re miro unS &c.
ldriebcn: Cole Sropfen. Gtlpa cine
balbc VtiQion bot bic aonigl. Yreu.
Bilhc 0on1nc IN ibrcn beiben lebtcn
acknowledgements erloit, 0os Gr.
gebniB bctrlig rllno etluo 410,0OOOff.,
ooji fonmt Der 81 bcrecbnc1oeNtebr.
gebolt Der SGiier, 10 onB Die hol6e
MiQion ipobl erreiht iuerbeu oiirftc.
Nntiirlid bot man eS bier audi nit
8obinettfueinhcn nllererItcn HongeS
81 t6lul, mic idon Die Yreiie bclpei.
len bic lid fir Gin Sob @rGfenberger
Srpdenbeercn e NllSleie bis 81 cilem
Dem Stiidpreiie BON 27,600 Worf II.
bcutc fiir cin Sab &ouentboler Och.
rcn e Nusleie bis 5l eiilcm Dem Stilds
prciic bon 21,440Morf elcihfommen-
ben Ereiie be5ifferten. Gas Siter
bieics ~bpd)eolen @r1ienbcr9er foltet
Ocnnod) I'M Ginfnufspreiie etmo %
Worf. ooS Siter oes Hollentbaler ct.
luo 1S Dforf. WoS miro bieler Wcin
Damn foIten, iuenm or conilunirt miro?
ODER bari man bel 10 eolcn Sropfcn
boS elenoe @ort Yconiumirt" gar
nid)t anmenben2 Solder ltnb ubils
lidcr Sod,cn iuuroen nod mchr bel
Den Berlteigerungen obgegebelL bel
bencn Tfeiie pom 5000 bis 5000 Worf
OILS Stiidpreiie an Der Sogesoronung'
iporcn.