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Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-11
PITY THE P~BssIMIsT.
People Not as Bad as n bishop Paints
Them.

Them.
Brooklyn Eagle.
Intelligent Americans who are not given
to the business of depreciating their own
country will pity rather than resent the
pessimism Of Bishop Williams Of Michigan.
whose Fourth Of July sermon, preached in
this city, charged the American people with
moral and intellectual deficiencies of a
very serious sort. According to the good
bishop-we are more charitable to him than
he Is to his countrymen-we are
a proof of i~nhumanity being found In our
railroad casualties which pass unpublished.
That Is. one count In the Indictment Fur
thsrmore, we are sordid, without ideals.
caring nothing for art; unsentimental
idolatrous OF the golden calf and generally
indifferent TO the higher life. Our unlver-
stiles are trade schools. not institutions
for the preservation and incubation of
moral and intellectual ideals.
We need not deal with the Indictment in
detail. Bishop Williams' case is grave. He
is looking at his country through ~spectacles
Of a jaundiced yellow, OF course. his fell
low Americans have their imperfections,
and many of them could be convicted of
the high crimes and misdemeanors which
the bishop imputes 10 the nation as a whole
But when DR.. Williams RECEIVERS from his
hypecritical humor, when he pauses long
enough to consider the many influences
that are making for ethical artistic In
dustrial and social improvement; when he
contemplates the force and extent OF the
uprising against dishonest business meth
DDS. the incessant campaign for cleaner
politics, he will perhaps realise that even
the Lords anolnted may be occasionally
faliibls In Judgment In the meantime.
while the process OF illumination Is goinS
on. we can assure the bishop OF our very
sincere eommiseraion on his present state
Of MIND
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-11
ICfnnhiD of draft.
San Francisco Chronicle.

sat NT"ITNN'NC CHNOHE~EVF
tt is not pleasant to know that there is
graft anywhere, OF course yet Americans
who have felt shame because Of exposures
of corruption in this country, will be pard-
oned at taking some satisfaction in learn
ing that twenty-three Japanese politicians
have been sentenced for graft brought out
in the sugar scandals there. It is always
nice to have proof tina other people are
bad too.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-11

Governor Shallenberger's nonparti-
san police board Of South Omaha is
celebrating its advent by making a
few nonpartisan changes in the mem
bership of the fire and police depart
ment. The proof of the nonpartisan-
ship is that all of the decapitations
are republicans and all the new APP
pointees are democrats.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-11
A Novel Experiences.
New York Tribune.

INV AVEN NFNVNHN'
The new cents bearing the portrait OF
Lincoln will be welcomed as eagerly as
though they were coins OF greater value.
1t will be a novel experience to v
coins bearing the portrait Of
some real person. but It will be agreeable
and may set an example for imitation.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-11

The Paris Temps accords the United
States second place in the list of world
naval powers, with Great Britain in
front and Germany behind. Those
Britishers must be suffering merely
from an attack of stage fright.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-11

The new president of the National
Educational association is said to owe
his election to prejudice against the
school book trust supposed to be back
ing his appointment. How times have
changed,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-11

The around-the-world feet Of bat
tleships which the alarmists insisted
would be ruined by the cruise insists
upon going into the regular summer
Just as though nothing had
happened.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-11
Shining Lights of Comfort.
phiIadelnhia Press

Poor families that are suffering from the
increased cost Of Ice will be overjoyed to
learn of the expected fall in the price of
diamonds. Wives and daughters Of the ice
barons will be able to get so many more
carats OF the ''sparklers'' for their money.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-11

The Baltimore Sun insists that red
hair is NO disgrace. Who said 1t was?
But IL the Sun had kept quiet a whole
lot OF people would never have known
he was red-headed.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-11

Lawyer Harmed insisted he did not
know 1t was the Sugar trust which
loaned the money which tied up the
Philadelphia refinery. An
other Ease of didn't know 1t was
loaded.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-11

1t is suggested that the pinching of
smuggiers In New York is helping out
the increase in federal II
that is the case they should be pinehed
again, for we need the money.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-11

Secretary Wilson denies that he has
been a party to any truce on the
bleached -four question. To those
who know the secretary and the dens-
ity of his Scotch this denial was un-
necessary.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-11

The trial Of the Sugar trust has
been postponed until after the fruit
canning season and the defendants
hope by that time to have enough
money to hire a lawyer.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-11
undenerxed Cruelty.

Pittsburg Dispatch.
Now It is decided that Early, the soldier,
no leprosy. Yet a cruel superstition
him q prisoner for q year and denied
the close -companionship of his wife
and babies. Sometimes the alleged public
good is not good at all.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-11

Farm land values in Iowa have been
increased this year t40.0O0,000 yet
the railrt ads think they should have
a lower assessment. Nothing modest
about railroads around taxation time.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-11

Under the decision that It Is a
breach OF the peace TO sing or play the
piano after midnight and before
Ia. m, the man who resolves that he
won't 80 home till morning viii at
any rate have TO keep quiet about It.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-11

While ex-President Roosevelt is
bsgging big game in the African jun
giles. ex-Candidate Bryan is bagging
big gate receipts at the chautauqua
ground amphitheaters.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-11
Sure of His Ground.

Attorney General Understands policy Is
to be sure he's right, then go ahead. Which
makes the action of the federal grand Jury
in the case OF the sugar trust more inn
portant than some federal Indictments
which have been reported.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-11

Although a New York man has chal-
lenged the world to a beefsteak-eating
contest. n one has az yet been found
willing to finance the contest.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-11

Things are not always what they
seem, for the principal ofHeial of the
Indemnity Grain company OF Mime
spolis has skipped out with all the
funds.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-11

According to an eminent astron-
omer the earth Is shrinking. He can
prove II by any man who owns a farm
on the banks Of the Missouri river.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-11

Speaking Of names. Lincoln news
papers are carrying announcements of
the candidacy Of "A, Handsaker" for
q county once. Too bad his parents
forgot TO put in the 81"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-11

Inasmuch as the statue of General
Francis E. Spinner bears his famous
signature, future ages will have a time
Of II figuring out who 1t is.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-11

The man who has been proclaimed
president OF Colombia does o want
to accept. Possibly he feels sure Of
keeping the job he now has.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-11

p~erience has undoubtedly brought to
his attention many cases in which the
public good has demanded severance
Of the bonds.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-11

Subscribers leaving the city tem-
pOrariiy sbOula have h Bee
mailed Co them. Address will he
changed as often a. requested.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-11

There vas a riot down in Pittsburg,
Kan, because a saloon man refused to
sell beer by the bucketful. Thought
Kansas wal strictly prohibition.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-11

The new Lincoln cents are ready for
distribution, but the majority of us
would ooner see the ten-dollar bills
passed around.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-11

Another victory for base ball has
been scored, when a ball bat tri-
umphed over a wagon spoke in a duel
between landlord and tenant.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-11

Possibly that earthquake in central
Asia was only the shah Of Persia fall
ing of his throne.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-11

A Chicago man is suing for $1,000
900 damages for false arrest. A good
reputation must be a rare thing in
Chicago to be worth hat much.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-11
DOMESTIC P~LEAsANTRTEs.

The preacher that married you says
you only gave him a dollar"
He ought to be glad / didn't sue him for
damages" -Houston Post.
They say Florence broke off her en-
gagement with George, but / know betten
He threw her over for Maude.'
Why. 1 thought you were an tntimats
80 I am. That's how I came to know he
threw her over. "-Baltimore American.
The Editor-This phrase. He led her to
the altar makes me tired
Society Reporter-Why7
E~ditor-It's hackneyed for one thing, and,
in the second place, It, nonsense Led"
indeed! Most girls have to do the steering,
because the man has blind staggerA-
Cleveland Leader.
What! Spend ;1OO on a bathing suit7''
NOW, hubby, this isn't a bathing suit.
This is a beach costume."-Kansas City
Journal.
"How can we interest her7'
Tell her it's a worthy cause" suggested
one.
Tell her it's getting to be a popular
fad" interposed a wiser head.-Louisvilla
Courier-Journal.
Mary" called her father. 'haa that
mo. pa" replied the maid. but he's
going right now"
Then ask him to empty the pail under
HeAbn inc lCeDOA DeIoTe ne goes Will your
1 forgot it"-Detroit Free Press.
simkins-I say, Jack, IL you'll get me :
lock of YOU sisters hair I'll give you 10
cents. rH
Jack-Make It h quarter and I'll get you
the whole bunch. l know where she hangs
It at Neutrality-suspicious. Bulletin
Witness-At the time of the accident
my maid was in my boudoir arranging my
hair.
L~awyer-Yes, and where were your
Witness-Sirl-Boston Transcript
Viewed (Rfter the ceremony)-Dearest, do
you really think I'll prove q satisfactory
mater
Mrs. Newed-Oh, / guess you'll do as q
mate all right. Now look ME over and tell
me what you think of your captaIn-Lip-
Dincott's-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-11

The feeling prevails that the new
tariff at best will never be quoted
among the six best sellers.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-11

An inquirer wants to know where
the liars 90 to. but up to date there is
no evidence they have gone anywhere.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-11

STATEMENT OF CIRCULATION.
State OF Nebraska. Douglas County, ss.t
George b. TEschuck. treasurer OF the
Bee Publishing Company, being GUY
sworn. says that the actual number o. tuh
and complete copies of The Daily. MORN
Ing, Evening and Sunday Bee printed dur-
ing the month OF June. 1909. was as fol-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-11

Why not keep up the good work by
trying for safe n sane automobile
races?
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-11

Treasurer.
Subscribed IN my presence and sworn
to before me this list day of July, 1908.
(SeaD M. r, WALKER.
Notary Public.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-11

What! Spend 500 on a bathing suit Pc
NOW, hubby, this isn't a bathing suit.
This is q beach costume."-KAnsas City
Journal. -
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-11

Witness-At the time of the accider
my maid was in my boudoir arranging m
hair.
Lawyer-Yes, and where were your
Witness-Sirl-Boston Transcript
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-11

How can we interest herr
Tell her it's a worthy cause suggested
one.
Tell her it's getting to be a popular
fad" interposed a wiser head.-Louisville
Courier-Journa
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-11

The preacher that married you says
you only gave him a dollar"
ought to be glad ] didn't sue him for
damages Post.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-11

Mary" called her father. "'has that
young man gone YETI"
mo. pa" replied the maid. SBu he's
going right now"
seThan ash him 90 Auonk,y fAA naH vAAA--
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-11

Simkins-I say, Jack, II you'll get me 3
ock of your sisters hair I'll give you 10
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-11

Jack-Make It d quarter and I'll get you
the whole bunch. 1 know where she hangs
It at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bulletin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-31
@rNnn sieht nidlt nHdl SerGs.

Gbicoqo, 20. 3lrli, - @m
Ecmings @rpon, meIder bclltc aus
&caeiontoiuc, O., bier onfanL itcut
o;e p~er6ficltlidtc Angube, ooB el
permanent nud) EeroS iibcr5uiieoelr
gcoenfe, poiitip in 9(bre0e. Gr CT.
fI6rt, Oo5 @crii6t, oob CT icinen
%gSobniit in GcroS mrii6logcn moQe,
babe sur Sol8e gcbobt, 0oB CT bcitGn=
o,g nit 6rogcn Ooriibcr beitiirmt
merOc. @r babe cine fleine 6orm in
ScroS 0etuuft ouf mcldcr er piel-
leiht ~oliGbrlif cincn Gbcil 6c8 @in=
tcrS pcrbringcn ptrbe, i'm llebrigcn
ubcr ici cr Elm Nemobncr bon 2in-
coin, Nebr., mo oenfc nid)t baron,
BON BORT mcg5ll5icben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-31
TliiAtliugc nns Barcelona MAIDEN
Wittheilnnacm.

2iiiabum 80. Sllli. Nus
Barcelona bier e%ingetroiiene 6liidt.
lingo tbeilen nit, oaB oollitGnoige
Inordie bort berrId)t ullo BOP iid) Die
qursc @eu0lferung I'M oiienen Nui,
rrbr 0caen Die Hegieruug befillOet.
Die 5errorilten menoen 0pnamit-
bombcn al, nit luelder Tie groBeu
&c%benSuerlllIt unb Sdaoen al Gi9en'
tblrm perilrio6cn. Die b~luti9itel
Sample erei8neten iid bel Den pom
YlilitGr 0cmadten Geriuden, Bolts
rcrlnmmhungen 81 5eritreten, mcld)c
cm6erufen nor0ert mnrell, INN gegeIl
hu &rieg in Maroffo 5u proteitiren.
Sdon on Den eriten 5uAcn Der &0m'
pic muroeu on 100 Yerionen 9etootct
ln0 mebrere neitere 9un0ert per.
mlln0et.
Gic Slngobe, DAP EortllgoI Grup-
zen nod Der @ren5e id)iden iperOe,
i'm Sale iid Der 2%uiituno nlti Die be.
lnd)borten @ren5proOin5en perbreitet.
miro bier beitritten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-31

Nrbeiteu an &orfor0s
Hou0 @f0unCn bcQinncn.
.- Die porlGuiigen @ermeiiu1gen,
melhe Die topogrupbiide &crmciii-
transformation on Scr Sorioro.
Houo. elmer Der ans ocnl Nntbciie
Der Stoot an Der 2onOitrnBen.Ger'
milIigllng 81 pcrbeIiernocn 2ono-
itroBcll, pornobm, iin0 bcerbet ulo
bic &onOitroBcu Gonmiiiion fon1
5u beliebigcr 3eit nit Den Nrbeiten
beginner. Wojor Soiepb ", Sbirlep,
Der Gbcf Sngeniclr Der Gommilllon,
miro beilte pcrionlid) i'm Bureau Der
StoutS = SonoltroBen . GommliliiUlt
Cridcincn mo Oiciclbc in GenntniB
icbcn, 0ob 0ic Arbeiten ibren Nnfolg
nebmeu fonnelt. Giller NellBerll1g
oea Moior Shirley nod miro Die
Stoot lltr lebr menig Gigcntbml
conoemniren miilien, nm ibrcl1
Glun, Der cine so Sub breite StroBe
nit 10 SUB brcitem So6rneg Dor
iie6t. olrd5uiiibren, oa Die Sto0t
iaIt ooS gul,5e Gigentbllm bercits be.
iibt, iueldeS 5ltm 3mefc scr Gcr6rci-
teriiltg erioroerlid lit.
igbtitroBcn Sride IN
9ronb. - Gum 0ritten Wfole ting
geitern Nodmittog Die 2i8btltroben,
Bride, fur5 Dor 9rooflpn, annc
g(runoel.Gountp, Seucr. Ser Motor'
fiibrcr zines polIbeiebten Straben.
bobnnaggons, oui pelAem Ii6 5il'
meilt Witalieoer Oes o@eltsgolti-
more 8eih1ftsleute . @ereilS" Be.
tonoelt Die iid) no6 Dem arcbSfeIi
in UoderS Eorf beaoben, entOedtt
Den 9rono mo brod)te ben @oggor
gum Salten. Wtit Siilfe Ginger Yoi
iagiere fuuroen Die Slnmmen qc
loift. Cine brennenoe Gigorre o0el
Cigarette botte lunbrideinlid) Del
Sraito 0erlirlddlf.'
@o5or Ser Goncorbio-@ e.
nj einoe.- Srob Der u1ertr1glideir
nno oriidenben Sise am geitriger
Abeno %erfreiite li6 Der 9a5ar, ben Die
Witglieoer ser ep.slutb. Goncoroio.
8emeinoe I'M @ottesbauic on Der
@dlbroof. g(penlle perollitoltctelL at
Beroroentli6 gl,ten 9ciltdS NM
mahte lid on Den perifieoenen Ser
toufslt6noen groBe &auiIuit bemerfa
bar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-31
Srcmicr Maura GuffmnmgsuoG.

Woorio, 30. Suli. - Grcmier
Moltro uerfiinoet berlte Nbeno, Dob
er qiinItigere Nadrid)ten aus 9uGc-
Iona Crboltcn babe. 0ie Nnfunit Don
&eritGrflnlgcu babe oie oortigc Gage
ctlpos gebeiiert mo mcrOe Die ltnter-
0riiduRG beS NufitanOes ermGalihen.
- Nodri6ten ans on0eren Sucllcll
0euten ieOod) on ooB Die llnruben IN
Gotolonieu nod geraoe 10 ernlt Iino,
mic gfIteril, ob9Itidj 'c$ Der TGGierlrt9
gelluugcn lit, Sruppcn nod ben am
mciiten b~eorobten Glmtten 81 id)ifeu.
Ier lmter6rodenc @iienbabn.Gerfebr
lit tbcilmeilc mieoer bcr0eItellt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-31
SccidIlanac cridlcint,

New Dorf, 30. Sui. - Die
SecihIo1gc lit in Der NGbe bon Sop
@atteroS Der Momi6oit be$ beute
uls Gu6n bier nngcfommcncn nor
mcgiifcn 0ompfers nSimon Dubois"
crihicnet. Sic ioa etuo so SUB
Iung unO ied)S 6llB bid gelpeien iein
uno Sabine gleid) Sideln bciiben.
.GapitGn Serenicn iogt, er iei nid)t
nabc gelng bcrun 9%efobren INN Die
Gimcniioncn Der Bette gcnall 5lt
Tlciiem CLAUDE icooh, OuB er Oielclbe
nlf conicrpotipe @eiie geiddBt babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-31
Nnbinctsfriiis nnf Gn6n.

@oOanu, %. &llIi. - Die aos
6inetafriiiS, meI6e idon Icit Ginger
3cit in Der Sdme6c luar, lit iebt SIR
SbotIade 0emorOen. SGnmtlide
Wtiniitcr, CinIdlieBli6 0cS Scnor Ga
%ItelonoS, SefrctGr oeS GrGiioentcn,
bcbeu ibrc Hclignntionen mter5eid-
net mo Oieiclbcn iolcn morgcn Dem
BrGiiocnten @ome5, iobalO bcrielbc
non Gopo GriIto onIonQt, mntcrbrcitet
wcrOcu. Gic gb0oltungcn mur0cn
nod elmer Gonfcrcn5 6Gihloiien mo
guar oils &rmOge6ung Der &opolitGt
mir @one5. Die MiniIter mollcn 0en
ErGii0enten nidt Der &crlcgcnbcit
mtSicBcn, Nbiebungcn u%or5ucn6mcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-31
I'm Die Suft acfluncn.

~&,bi~tu sc pbio;r 20. SSitli. -
9oS SdicBbnlmmoa -Wo9o5in ser
Nu Eont Fltlucrmcrfc 81 @ib6Stolpn
N..S., ctIihc Meilcn iluBobwGrt0
pru bier, ilog bcllte in Ole 2lrit. Gin
Grbciter, 9tumerlS Genbol 6oitoiier,
10 Sabre alt, ans EouISboro, N.sS.,
fam babel um'S 2ebeu. Gr mar Der
cinji9e MourL iuelder iid 5ltr 3cit
Der @rploIion IN Der NGbe beIonO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-31
Wchr Gl1itcr cinacGidlcrt.

Gerbere, 6rantreid, 30. Sltli.
Nadridten aus @ranoIlers, 1G
Weilen BON Barcelona. meloen, oaB
BORT 5mei aloiter BON Ben S%niurgen-
ten eingedidert mor0en iinO. Sn
Gaia De la Selpo mlroe Die Gipil.
GGroe ourd ben Wnb entipaiinei
mo IN ibrer aaierne eineeiperrt. Die
Ginberuiung Ser beurlnllbten &eier.
bitten bon t906-'07 5ur Sabine mar
ohne Heiultat. Sem ein5i9er 8eier.
riit bat iif gum Gienit gemeloet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-31
9lnS Scntidjcn &crcincn.
nWt o5ort. VI + d) o T."

nM o5ort " dnnerGOr,"
Ser .Nfo5ort WGnnerdor" bielt
gcitcrn gl6eno III Serrn &obert 5.
Goumer'5 SoQe an Srlcun6. unO
Chapel StruBe cine tur5e Sin9ltrm.
De, IN meld)er mnter &eitrng bon
Yrof. Geo. ". E6blmann OerIhle=
oenc Gb0re repctirt mltroen. 9tob Der
iclbcu iolqte Die iiblihe @cid)dft5s
iiBrnQ untcr Dem &orlib Oe5 YrGii.
oeuteu u. N. Woqge unb Der @roto-
foIliiibruuo oe5 ScfretGrS u. Slider.
Nnh Grlcoi0lnQ Der Houtinegci6Gf-
te lpurOe Gin arrangements . Gonlite
fir odS I'M September itottfin0en0e
StiftulIgSIcit crnnmlt. @inla0rmgen
bon Der o@ornlouic" uto Dem n0eut-
ihen jltugcr WtGmcrdor," Iorpie BON
@errn Sobn Sobn sum 9elud oeS
y2i6ertp Yurf9" lpltr0cu entgegen
gcllomncn; oltd gelon9te Elm S6rets
ben 0cS oelltld) umeritoniiden Seb-
r@erlentinorS IN WtiImoufec 5ltr Terle.
ilung.
yMclooic."
sir ieillcn gnoe IugllIt ltottiin.
ocnocn All3illlg nad) Mebcr'S Eurf
iibtc Der @eiouguerein oWeIooie" gc-
Ilcru glbcuo in @rn. &ocob HicB'
&olle an Ser 6orreit., uobe &ou'
StroBc, pcridiebcnc G60rc inter Sci.
tlulg Don Yrof. q. &orolltS. Sn Der
0eihGit9 iiBumg, in mcld)er G~rGlioeut
George Yieiier Oen &oriib mo Se.
trctGr George &ogel oaS Erotofoll
iiibrtc, murOc bcihloiien, Die nGhltc
SmGItlm0c I'M Heitolrunt oes Sru.
&uliuS Bauer an Sorrclt. mno Wic.
GiOcrrpitrnBc o~b5ubnltcn uno om
Sonntog, Den s. Nllguit, ocnl tribe.
rem SctrctGr umo icei1cll Gbrenmit.
glico Sobn %llbcr cilcn ScIilh ob5ll.
ltottcn. @inIuOrmgcn pom ,Srob.
linn" mo Der oSurmonie" iultroen
on9cnonmcll.
" uerfobrt DER ,IbuIto."
Ser oGbolio , MGnncrhor" miro
am %, IlrGuIt cine @oiieriobrt 0tc
BAL binlulter lmtcrllcbmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-31
Yroteit franj6iiidler Spsialilten.

Earis, %. Sui. - Cine 9roBc
Go5ialiiien ~Seriammlung wurOe
bclite bier obgebaltcn, nm gegen ben
@eiud oes &oiiers Don HuBlano 5l
proteitiren. Gle Saitptreoner maren
8uItape Serpe, ein befonnter Natl-
Militariiten. 6iibrer, ionic Die 6iIb-
rer peridieoener Inordilten- Srgoni-
%intionen. Serpe prizes bos iponild)e
p~reiet~Tiot ipegen ieiner mntbtgen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-31
WOro NM SclbitnOr0.

Cincinnati, S6io, 30. SllIi.-
6rou Sobn Muaurfep erid)oB bctte
2lbcno @Oporo 2lrline in 9clcoicp,
SpY elmer i'm &entuItp'er llier oeS
Ohio "gcIcgcnen @oritoot. 9}od Dem
Moro nobm oic 6rnll einc 0oIiS &ar-
boliGure ein mo iturb otf Dem &ege
nud Dem Solpitul.
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Gin Yicnic uu0 Sommcr.
II d + e il ucrnnltultct Der, 9Gdcr'
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tire reGclmaBi9e Sieumg inter oeu
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uto Der Brotofoafiibrrng oeS Sefre
t1r3 Charles S60nbcrgcr. 9eidloI
icn muroc, ole Gountu 8 Gonumiii1r(
81 erilld)cl, Oic elliott StraBc, 5rui.
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6erncr lullroe bcIhloiicL in ser nod,
item SeAiSIdtur cine Bill cinrcid)et
81 lalieL, meld)c u%oridrciben ioQ, 0aB
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tenn mo Gonton, meldc lid) Dor nm
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o6relb Air SocietD" cine ~iinan5iele
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lrorm m,terItiibt bate, iulroe elm.
ltrmnig beihIoiicn ser @e1cQiAuit
oun 9ctrog bon $40 81 iibcrlueilcn.
gblcben.- Nud) IGngerem Sci.
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ans, Sobn bon 6rou 4nnie @il,
liamS bon Nr. 50S, Sidorp aperulc.
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III Bloomington, Conn.
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