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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-25
ARRESTED FOR ROBBERY.

OGDEN. Nov. 25.-Folowing an in
vestigation started yesterday morning
by Pstrolman CromptOn, Charles Riley,
Jim Riley and Charles Jennings We're
arrested and will be charged with rob
bling a Southern Pacific box car Nov. 3,
and stealing 10 pairs of shoes.
A pair of shoes believed to have been
disposed of at a secondhand store con-
Quoted by Italian" Joe ON Grant
avenue. was recovered by the police
The Italian viii probably b. charge
with receiving stolen goods. and the
three mon with burglary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-25
STEPHENS SUIT FOR DIVoRCE.

OGDEN. Nov. ga suit for divorce
was filed in the district court Wednes-
day by Nettie l.. stephens against
Joseph f. stephens on the charge Of
cruelty. Plaintin alleges that her hus-
band has struck her several times and
that he has mean, Irritable and
Incompatible disposition. The couple
were married in salt Lake City on
Nov. S. 1905, and have two children
aged three years and ten months re-
spectively. Plaintiff asks for decree
OF divorce, custody of the children,
alimony and such relief as the court
may deem just
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-25
OGDEN POLICE COURT CASES.

OGDEN. Nov. 2b.--M. V. Hurley and
Thomas Collishaw we're arraigned in
police court Wednesday on the charge
o. drunkenness They both pleaded
guilty. and were given the customary
sentence OF Eve days or IS each.
John Ryan and John O'Connell were
declared not guilty OF petit larceny
and they were ordered discharged
from custody.
IN the case Of the city against James
NcEya and Frank Champ charged
Win disturbing the peace, the verdict
Of the court was guilty. Testimony
slowed that the defendants deliberate
n uyo Clarence Warner an unmerci-
iil beating McEya was the only de-
indeni In court Champ having been
released yesterday on a s. bond. Me-
Ega was sentenced 10 20 days in Jail
Or me Of SEQ The court ordered the
ft-sned OF Champ. II possible. and
evil likely be given a like sentence.
KR Day the man who set fire
% hk bedding a few nights ago, was
arnued on the charge Of destroying
lIblc property 10 which he pleaded
guilty.. He was sentenced 10 ! 5 days in
tll Or fine Of SIS.
NtfN NNNAFs wv hAN AAAaA SCI WIN
forgery, was brought into court and
even the necessary advise regarding
Die right TO counsel. His preliminary
bearing will be held at an early date.
Woods Is the man who Is alleged to
have said that he witnessed the killing
q officer Riley in Salt Lake few
weeks ago. In default OF a $500 bond
h was returned TO the county Jail.
susie Jones and Jessie Warwick,
eolored, we're arraigned on the charge
vagrancy and given suspended sem
lshees Of SO days each, with the I'M
alsianding that they leave the city.
haee Brown also colored. was ar
hgned on similar charge and SEN
tneed 10 ten days In Jail OF a fine of
w. Nay Smith, a white woman, was
tralned on charge Of drunkenness
snd sentenced 10 five days In Jail or a
fne Of IS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-25
coon ROADS PROPAGANDA.

RICHFIELD. Nov. 2S-The directors
OF the Good Roads association of this
county met here recently and decided
that the only feasible method to Sc
cure good roads for the county was TO
bond the county for that purpose They
intend holding meetings In every town
In the county to agitate the matter
and present petitions 10 the voters for
their signatures said petitions 10 be
presented 20 the county commissioners
asking them 10 call special election
for the purpose OF voting on the issu-
ance OF county bonds for this particular
purpose.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-25
THANKSGIVING PROGRAM
AT FAlRvlEW

FsirvieN, Utah. Nov. -i-hiaboraie
for big time IhanksglN-
ing day are underway by the Relief 50
cisty and ". J.. N. !. A. with meeting ln
tbe mcetinehouso az n a. m, after
ufblch IA hot dinner Will be served az
the paviliun The proceeds from the
dance and dinner viii 80 20 the ne"
Westinghouse fund,
county innrmary, aud a former resi-
dent of I'd Green. died Tuesday, Nov
E from old age. He Was buried In the
TnlrvieW cemetery
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-25
HOLD-Up PLEADS GUILTY.

ysDEN, Nov William Lindsay
affalgned In the district court
l,.l'slay afternoon on the charge OF
49, s''l1lhg the store Of l.. IA. Becraft
,@ ,- Two weeks ago. He pleaded gull
". seue charge and will be sentenced
,. ~ tuesday Ebert Waterson. who at
p.se.el 70 rob the store Of Wilson
,, .o.n. i on Twenty-elghth street a
sss, . unie ago, was arraigned on that
sso ana pleaded guilty and will
s., ny receive his sentence on Tuesday
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-25

from Nov 10 TO ~. at ~, George. supt.
Lewis A. Merrill. Prof John I. Caine,
III. Prof. Geo. NJ Turpin. Prof Hay
den, Miss Love ana Miss Mckay ~
the A. g. L., we're IN attendance. The
subjects OF livestock. dry farming fer
tility Of soil. dairying, poultry. horti-
culture and domestic science all re-
ceived treatment and were listened TO
by large and apprcciative audiences.
The evening lectures and the stock
Judging demonstration were specially
well attended
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-25
EDUCATIONAL TALKS AND
CONCERT AT EVANSVILLE
lspeelsl correspondenee)

GRANTSNILLE, Nov 23.-Prof. y. ,.
Hinckley OF the J. -. :. q. accompanied
bv William IA. Morton and the follow
ing male quartet. o. a. Kirkham, j.
". summerhays, Charles Pike ana 4.
j. Jensen, occupied the entire time al
the ward meeting last Sunday after
noon. the two first named addressing
the congregation on the importance ana
necessity Of higher education. 10 b.
obtained by attending the l. ID. 3 uni
Versity
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-25
JUMPED ms BOARD BILL.

RICHFIELp. Nov. IA fellow by
name of Dubois who had been working
on the Marysvale bridge at that place
Jumped his board bill and left on this
mornings train for the north. the
peace officer here was notified and met
the train this morning and found his
man locked in a closet He found
KEY and opened the door and found his
man ready to foot the bill Of $40 for
board and s. in costs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-25
mIGm sCmooL CoNOEnr.

GRANTsVII-LE, Nov. 28-Prof. S.
IL Jones of the high school depart
ment with his students, gave the
Grnntsvnle public grand treat III
he rnusical line last Friday evening
in the opera House. when a splendid
program was rendered. The proceeds
of the successful concert are for the
benefit OF the district school library.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-25
DEATH or MRS. PATTERSON.

OGDEN. Nov 23.-Emelfne l., Patter-
son wife 81 Alexander Patterson died
al I. 20 wednesday morning az the nam
ily residence at Clinton, Davis count, .
of dropsy. Deceased was 81 years OF
age having been born at Ogden on
Nov. a. 1857 She was the daughter or
Myron aud Emeline Elmer Chlids. Nhe
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-25
S,P. PAY CAR ARRIVES.

VgDEN, Nov 25.-The Southern
t 4. pay car which was not expected
ny about The FIRST Of December, ar
.nso IN Ogden late Wednesday after
neon and Is now busy distributing
Ss.leners to the many ogden employees.
something over 500. geo will be paid
,.l 70 employees In various branches IN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-25

was q faithful member OF the Mormon
Church. having been a constant work
cr I'm ward affairs. She Is survived by
a husband, two sons and three daugh-
ters and "a grandchildren. The funeral
services viii b. held Friday AT II
O'Clock at the Clinton ward meeting
house lnterment viii be made IN the
Hooper cemetery. The remains can be
viewed at the nome on the day OF the
fUneral from $3.50 to 1880 la the morn
ing
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-25
BACK All ms DESK.

OGDEN. NOV. 2b.--Secrctary l. l..
Reynolds Of the Weber club u again
al his desk after 10 days Illness.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-25
GOVERNORS VISIT TO ST.
GEORGE AND THE SOUTH

sT. GEORGE. Utah. Nov. e2.'-'ihe
last week IN 81. George has ben one
long 20 be- remembered by the citizens
here The farners school. the Visit az
Governor spry and party the county
teachers institute. attended oy htate
supei1utendent Nelson and others the
wish OF Mr. Kenneth g.. Kerr in the
Interest Of an automobile line and the
Visit OF Mr. Dudley and his engineer
Ala. Burke IA the Interest OF railroad
10 the Grand canyon, have an COM
bined 10 make n a week which VIII
marx an epoch in the history Of this
place.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-25

From the present low price on
over 400 black and color remnants
YOU may deduct one-tourth, or
per cent. This brings waist shlIl
ana dress patterns In some IN
stances To less than hsh price
Friday,
only ......t.-.ts s.+s s'ff-'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-25

English Woratcd and cotton
eerges for dresses These como la
Imitation OF tho WOODEN patterns
I'M plaids, checks and stripes; col-
ors grayF. browns. tans, ctcs res
ularly worth 3ac. Friday per
yard. Zoe.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-06-07

The largest will be that Of the Sons Of
Veterans which will continue for three
days. Other affairs will be the meet.
ings ofthe Southern Memorial associa.
tIon. the association OF Medical on
GERS oflthe Army and Navy OF the Con-
federacy. the United Confederate
Choir OF America. the Confederate Ma
val Veterans. the Forrest Cavalry. the
Wheeler corps and numerous other
bodies.
The floral parade tomorrow and the
general parade on Thursday. are TO be
most elaborate. While the route OF
march will be shorter. for obvious rea.
sons. than usual. every feature that
will lend to the reality OF the occasion
will be employed. and every provision
that suggests itself for the comfort of
the veterans will be given consldera.
tion.
The reunion OF the Sons Of Confeder-
ate Veterans promises TO be OF more
than ordinary interest and Importance.
The sons propose to make complete
revision OF their bylaws. with a view
to the betterment and upbuilding OF
their organization. For this reason Il
Is expected that the attendance will
be unusually large. The general ar.
rangemens for the reunion OF the or
ganization have been perfected by
Adjt General Nathan Bedford Forest.
grandson OF the famous cavalry lead !
er.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-07-02
SrnnliIdltiac SLityc.

Sic brtrunfenen &utten bon Nod)e-
tier bubcn mll1n9it piel bon iid recon
Gentod)t. Sn Hohelter por Elm gro'
beS Mbiefep!oge III @ronb gcrutbcn,
uno on Den ntSlnuicnocn SdnoppS-
bGdcn bottcn lid) Die &oien. unb Sta.
nnlrnttcn Der @cgen0 ocrort poliJc-
~trlufctl, boB man lie an Den iolgen'
Sen So0cn 81 Souienoen in pollfom-
men bejchtem 3ultonbe orti oenStro.
ben unO 0iientlid)en &lGbcn in Der
9tGbc Der NrunoItGtte bcrumiorfelll
iob, Nutiirlid) piIrOc bon Ser Wnli
icniugenb logleih cine groee Na55io
auf Die Srunfenbolbe peranltoltet, II.
mnndcr fam in leincm Tanld)e elenb
I'M.
@efunnte bon mir bnben iih &c.
mrmoert, 81 borcr, Dab oud Die Hot.
ten 3ll ben Observation-Disclosures
Den geboren ipliten, Die es ga II. BORT
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-07-02
BUR 0cididtc bcS Eor5cllons.

0ic criten Hodridten iibcr Die Gr,
jclt9ulg bon Eor5ellnn in Gbiua 0a.
ttrcn ans Dem 8. ,Subrbum0crt; Die
Grfinoulg iclhit oiirite fcincSfoQS
Dor Dem !. Sobrbmn0ert Gcnloht nor
Den lem, Nurcb Ole Seebon0cl trci.
bcn0cn Nrobcr fam c3 0onu idoll
irilbjcitig olld) iibcr &niro nod Glt.
rppo mo ndd) 9%cutid)louo unO ole
6iirIten iencr 3cit luetteiierteu nit.
%cinouoer in Der Hcrciherung ibrcr
Sommlunlgcn nit Dem iibcrullS foit-
barren Eor6cIlon. So beiob i6on
&0ni1 Gbilipp Der 3lucite bon Spa.
MEN cine Eor5cIlon SommIlrrg, Ole
1000 Stiide mniuBtc. &on alrfiirIt
Nu8ilIt Dem 3lueitCn bon Sad)ieu,
Dem nohnoliQcn &0llig BON Eoleu,
Der boil aroBcr Ncgci'tcrlng fiir d)i.
neiildeH Eor5cllou ul0 iibcrbollpt iiir
oltoiiotilhe Gr5elignilie iuor, beliBt
man nod cine nuSfiibrlid)e @cltels
hing ioId)cr Erobuttc IN Nmlteroonl,
Die aI!cin elm gauges oItoliutIid)cS
aulItIuielm 5l iiilcn I'M Stun0c
iuGrgL burumtcr SoSmin0l. mo 81.
icn5ilGiddcL @orbierldiiiieIn, Holo-
mo Silberitoiic, bouptiGhlid obcr
Tor5cuon &uicn mo -Scruicc, nit
0cncn NllglIit Der 3lucitc tbcilS leil
bcriibnlte1 Eor5cllon : 3imncr bcrci.
d)crtc, ibcil1 Den polnildcn Noel iilr
ieinc pplitiihcn ;}lucdc bcltod), tbeila
bcn 0nmcn cine S%crcbrlung bcjcigtc.
Scin 0~ntbuliaamlS giln logar 10
lueit. ouB CT i1l7 bonn &oni1 Srico-
rid Milbclm Ocnt GrIten bon Ercu-
Sen, Der luenigcr fir dinciiid)c@ Yor-
5cllou olS iiir GroBc Solootcn
idluGrmtc, AS AroBc berrlid)c Golell
gegen II nIougc &crIS" cinbnlocltc.
>Nm Sauie 0Cr Sabrbnnocrtc battcll
Damn bic &ollGnbcr 0cn Yrnbern Den
Solt0el INT Sltu'letl clltrlllell. Nlc
itort Die Nod)iroae nod) d)ineliId)cnl
Norjcllon iii ocilcn cliropaildcr
0Ion5periobe mar, 0eGt oclltlid) oa'
roilS bcruor. boB I'M Sabre 1874 cill
boll1noiihes Sc0elidiff, Oo@ adt
WRonotc mtier1ueq@ nor, bon Canton
cine &obung nit nidt meniGcr ais
$4,000 Eunr 0niiee-, 100000 Eoor
SbectoiieL 29.553 Gbofolnoe Ser
picc. 1900 Seller, 2000 Srudltld)oo4
len. 1868 8~olcnipaiicr 8lGifd)cn II.
- 1877 Nohttopie nod europa brad
lie. Gle Nadfraae nad) Eor5clan
mlrhc heipuoesS beaiinitigt ourd oeIl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-07-02
Sprl NciGen.
@on N. sc Hucr. BrdGGert.

~ FSNff 49," -
&otl Neilicn gebt uf'H Geid) Ipa5ies
rem,
Sci brit al fciu &erbot iid) ti6rcr,
Sci INIT DC 8cirL Dot IS lie Srt,
lln0 griiilodt in linn ruaen Bort &,
.8er mi nat mill, fumm ron!"
Gin 5riino Sans 9iiemom iiibt EN-
gabn
lin r6ppt: ol5d iea Den Nddtcr
itobu,
Sum RIM, bel orrettirt ole iurt6!"
&orl g~}eilicn ic9At: nTot is mi
inurt5l
ger mi not mill, finn RAM"
9dt bat EN- nd SC MGd)tcr ieibn:
sic ba, mas idQt ocnn &bncu elm?
$G idreib' Sic o,li, mic bciBcnSie?"
&orl Neilien imltn5clt mic nod nic,
user mi nat mill, fumm ron!"
9~rcitbcinig Oud)nofig itcibt bel DOR,
Scr @Gdter fart iib IN De Soor;
Gem grippt bel Iougiom nat @e.
mcbr -
aorl 9tcillen fiinmt en- lir tollbor:
User mi luot mill, FINN runl"
In up bcu MGdtcr 3ielt bel mt;
.Shribit Gu mi mp, Gu Sminbnno
9u?
aorI Neilicn belt id ic0cn Gag
In aeb up'n Ieih, loIong id mag!
8cr mi mot ipiu, finn RAM"
Sci, freq nit nal De @Gdter 9cln!
g9ilo r0nnt Gei 6rucr Stod III Stcin
In briilt Dat gauge corp touiom',
aorI Neilion iiiblt lei rubig fam.
User mi nat mill tunm run!"
Gin jcoer bring chm EriigeI NIT,
9(d bcrric, pie cnoiQt 0it?!
Got is ein Carmen iiirdltcrlid -
4prl Hcilicn 5ielt unO riibrt lid nib:
,Ner mi nat nil, finn ruH!"
Wit cinmol fiimmt oc 0iin cntlo1g,
Gin Srugenomcnih nit ioridcm
Banq.
ne iicrn 6iirtong bri1gt lei nit,
Gei tloppert lieb bel icOcmS dritt. -.
aorI 0eiIion, Del miro bloB.
Cans rubig geibt lei mp EN- los,
In beut DC Gang III nidoppt blob.
Gcnn unit pei Dat @emebr in'nSono.
80r 600 I'M Icmpel bolt bel Stono,
Sod mid Dor tine 6ru.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-07-02
Ger n%urluesiihc aapitalbeoarf nno
Der @cinsoll.

Gle Webrbeit oes norpegil6en
Stortbin9S lit olf oas Erogramm
Der I6iti1en5ler getp1blt moroen,
Itlnlmtc ocShalb audi germ Den bobeit
Wein5oacn 5lL, ourd Die man oos
0ift ans Dem 2anoe balten mollte.
I'm ober Die gntmidelung Der Tor
mcgilden 2onbmirtbihoft 81 for
bern, hat man cine itootlide Sppo.
t~befenbonf begriinoet, unb oiele fonn-
tc ibrcn aopitolbeoori MIR inn Nlls.
lonoc beden. Ganit bate man IN
Yaris fcin Slid, neil Die fronSoiiihc
Geaierullg Die 3iloliung Der norlpe'
giihen Gopicre bon elmer grnldBi'
gung oes %lorluegiihen @ein5olles
obbangig mod)te. Ga modte oenit
Die Superintendent cineil Serli'b III
Sonoon. Gr itlug gar5lit lebi.
Sebt bot oaS S%tortbina ben Weln5ou
I'M 20 Ero5ent e%rnl1Bigt NIT Mlr-
fitlg pom /. Er,llni ob. Sarouibin lit
bcnn a1th Die 3uloIiung n~orluegild)er
Eapiere in 1ronfreid) erfcIgt aber
nit Der aluuiel: ,iolunge Die 8eleb-
gebullg Die ginflibr uno ben Sertrleb
fruB6iiid)er @eine nift erlfhpert,"
alio bobel, ole uoruegiiden gbIti-
nen,ler Dem aopitolbeoiirrniB elm
prin,ipieacs Opfer %bringeu miiiien.
yaHs fHr's Nusians bsiosai g sas'gs. era
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-07-02

mineroIiide Woteriol (Giicn, @boSs
pbpr, &alt, 9totron, Shpeiel Ii. i.
No. iopobl 5ltlu Yufbau Der iciten
S~0rpergelUebc ais aud Oc9 0llltea
i6oifeu.
9tad Dem anitrengcnoen mintcrIi-
den Draining perlongt i'm CONNER
ber9)togen inltinftin mad cinerS doH-
3eit. 9iele gelpGbrt inn in notllrge.
m0Ber @etle un0 pou crucucnOer hi.
taller &roft cine Slide, Die in criter
Stnte Salote, SEMITIC, 6elO- II. &0r-
ncrIrildte, Wcblipciicn uno ObIt ali
ocn Gid bringt, bon 6lcii6 ieoody
eincn iporiamen 8ebroud mudt.
Mcr ole uegetariidc Slide fo0e uno
langmeilig iinoet, Der - fallic lcilcr
aodin Elm allteS ucgetoriife5 ao6'
brd rn0 cr miro lih bulo iiberjel.
gelL Dab Is ultd bort Menus gibt, ole
al 8oiiinement Der animulii6en@ii
de nift uoditcben. Qlcbenbei be-
merle id), 0nB Wieblipciien llidt 10.
der 8enllq ieiu fonnen mo oaB ole
9fieB'iden, bic mie Gin o9rieibeidme.
rer" I'M Wtu9cn licGcL mw 0o9&uult-
iuerf elmer uIiGbigcn a0din lin0.)
9Ci iold' elmer notlr0cmGBcn lonl.
mcrlidcn Miidlc, bic cine iibcrmGBiae
@ilr5ung un0 GinpGfcIluH ocrSpeis
len pcrnlciort pcri6minoeu oltd) Die
bDgIcniid) Ocripcrfli6en n9tohGuB-
9%coiirfnilic," Die inOciicu n.idlt elm
oeutIdcS, ion0ern ein fultureQea
llcbel limo.
IS lit cine i6Icd)tc @cpobnbeit,
ourdcinon0cr ju ciicn mo 81 trim
fen. Iie &cr0auunQai1ite meroen
oaourd) itnrf ueroiim1t, un0 Oo9 &ull.
Ell nnO Ginipci6cln Der Spei6cIu ges
lhiebt %mougclboit, mcnn iolt icoer
@iIlen blmtntcr geibmenmt miro.
Gen 0r0Bten Sho0cn o6er rid)tct Der
Sempcrotur llutcridico Der bciBeu
SpclIcn ln0 taltcn WctrGnte an.
SieIe Wfcnidcn limo refine 8eilerciicr.
2ic Speilcn f0nncn nidt beiB gcnllg
Ieirl. 9oroui folgt cin ciafaltcr@uB.
Grrd 0lelc brlltole WfiBbanolumg
miIIicn li6 Die 30bnc mo Die 5ortet
S6lcimbGute bcs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
nor5eitig obnIbcH mo perbrolIden.
9icriu lic0t cine Der Souptlriod)cn
Der III cri0redcnOcm MoBe 5unc6s
nlen0en f%rebSartiQen Grfrontung Der
3ulgc, Der Spciicro6rc mo Oca Mta-
gel9.
Ter Sommcr lit Qefommcn. Die
babe @elt lit oli Den 9eiuen inter
mcgS, III ben Bergen, an Der Sce. So,
ooa Wonoern ltno MeiicnL &id)t ulO
&llit furircn &cib, Nerpen uno Scclc,
aber ~ Die Notclriidc nit Der enc
loicu HcibniolAc iHorigemiir5ter
Vruicn mo Noltctcn nit Den inli6
Gefodtrn, alI00cIduAtcn @cmilicn,
nit Der lpGrlihcn Obite luno Solot.
HCiluAc mo Dem lrinf}manA rciBt
lie lpic0cr n~tSeinon0cr. God NegeIl
oaa Srirnpbirut: NotcIfiIbe. Nrducr
uno Mci1boucr fGunpit Die Nugicnc
Uergcbcn9,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-07-02

,Mober fonmen ole pielen &rnllf,
bciten2" irogte Elm Sbillcr benStoi'
fer Seneca.
Sable sic &0del" o~nttuortetc ocr
2ebrcr aoiier 9teroS.
IoS po. Dor ioit 1900 Sobrcn.
Scute ltebt Die Sod)e niht better. ST
Se1eca'9 Wort aud nid)t gan5 mobr,
cine Dolbe g9abrbcit iicdt iid)er oa'
rim.
So, sic Slide, Ole roiiinirte &od-
funit - mas bot tic nid)t nllc@ oit
Dem Gemilicul
Ger MtoNen lit ooS &ornidel. llno
man pileat int Nu2cnlcinn ollI lbll
crit 8iidiidjt 81 ncbnlcn lpcnn er re-
belirt.
Gos tbut cr 0crooc oIt in Der lido
men Somnler5eit,
@cr lleunt ole 9eidlpCroen ulo
aloger, Incl 5Gblt Die Spmptomc, Die
Jest ole Yotienten porbrinGcn, mo
bic oQc mcbr o0er min6cr olif 0clt
Mnqen olS Den Srt Der pcrrllgerterl
@iOerItonoSfroit mo ais Den Sib
beS llebclS bimpeiien? lln0 imner
hort man Die gleid)c ACKNOWLEDGING:
Gle Come, oic SiBc, Ole bobc &uIt'
Temperature mod)t'S.
Nein, perebrte Enticntcn, ltidlt Der
belize CONNER, nldt Die 9lltbeiloe
Come lit IS, Die St0run0en oeS MI
observation-disclosures, id)led)tc Seroolt'
ilna, Wogenfatorrb, Giarrboc mo
an6ere Seiocn brin9t; iorlOcrn Die M
5f~uedmG6ige SiGt mo Die pertebrtc
Qcbensmeiie iino boron ldulo, ooB
Die Site oeS SpmmerS biele uno lcnc
&ranfbcit bcrporruIt.
SIS iii cine cite G%rfobrun0 Dob ll
CONNER bel ltcl0cnocr Senpcrotir
Die G6luIt nidt unlpclettlih cln0c.
ldr1nft luiro uulo Die 9tobrrn9Soll'
nobme 5uriidgebt. Srob gutter &or'
iGbe lit cS nid)t rett moglid), Iid) Den
Mogen 10 81 belolten wie in, @lntcr.
Cine boIo poriibergebcnoc Ippet;t'
loiigreit, ciu fur5eS, Gin bis jlpeltd-
gigcs 5aiicn bot nidlt niel iu io8cn.
gei idilgcrcr Gouer obcr Iilbrt Die
perringerte GBluit Sur llntcrernob'
rilfig nit of ibren gciabrlld)en Sol
gen.
Ger iommcrliden Slide oblte9t
mitbin Ole gluigobe, Den Nppetlt bod
ill bolten rul0 Ole Sreuoe an glltcll,
fraitppllcn Gilcn 81 bclebcn. lie
rid)tiae 2niung oieier Nulgobe licgi
in oen beioen Souptrc9eln: mon 9ebc
ipenieer unb eebc leidltere Speilen.
In ser tiir5lid perGIIeatllhtcI'
GeIbitbio0ropbie, Dem yGcce BONO"
GuBcrt iid Sr. Niebid)e, Der g%e1ioIC
Genfer rutb Sdlopier oeS ~llebermcn
id)elt", eingcbeno iiber Ole 6raae oel
Gruahruua uno = perilld)t ole bout
jde Slide. Sic Snppe Dor oel
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Sic Saitpflid)t : @cyiidcrnug.

Menld)enleben Qelten nidtS in I'M.
lcrcm Sonoe. pilegt nlon 5u ingen,
unb Die SnbuItrie fonn oltf loIdc
&!eini0tcitcn feline Tiidiid)t nebnlen,
Wtit m0glidlt lucnig Soften cinen
red)t groBcn @eminn 81 cr5ielclL buS
lit Die Sorlptiebniuht mo ooS Dor.
hebmite Strcbcn zines WormcS, Der
poriu0rtS fomlnen miu, mo babel
fam er feline &iidiid)t alf icine Wfit'
meniden ncbmen. Gieicr @clinuung
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Sum1merlid)c Slide.

dc Ylouoerci.
Bon Or. me0. s. geo IS ii Der.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-07-02
q Gihia 8 1fer.

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@ei lpitcmotiihen Scrllld)en milroe
iih mobrifeinlid) nod mond)er bic.
oere TeIo- ooer @ieienbiir9er aus
Dem meiten Heid)e Scr 8lieocrfiiBler
olS NlfobolliebGobcr cntpllppen. Sd
oenfc oo beionberS an Die nuldigen
Nineiicn. unh &1ierortcn; piellcid)t
Iicgen iogor id)ou oieSbe5iiglide BE.
obod)tunaen Dor. Sir bcute m0d)te
id) MIR nod eiu puar @orte iiber 80.
gcl nno SGligctbiere iagen.
Moll bort in Siiooclltiflono 5r.
peileu Die G%eoeiSort: ,SoliO lpie Elm
Subr." Nbcr man lolte Die @ortc
NIT Sorlid)t gebrollhen. IS gibt ebeli
Silbncr bon ollcrbono art mo oas
runter oiih iold)c, bic IN Sd)nopps
gepci0teS 9roo lidler cbenIo germ
frciicu rpie trodcnes @roo. sSd babe
5luor nod ME Elm beidluipltes Subn
9cieben. obcr Dor pier Sobren erSobl'
te @rinfmann IN elmer llatiiripilen.
id)oitliden 3eitihrift cir artiges Sc.
id,id,tdcn bon einenl 8cdel, Der ollie.
nal, iuern er aeid)nappi,cS Suffer er.
bolten bate, ourh unoufborlideS
ar1ben. Sliigelihlagen unh Elm iebr
beronSioroernhes 9enebmeu ieinen
Hipaleu seaeuiiber beutlidl 81 erfeu.
Evening star., 1909-03-06
LOEB Is COLLECTOR.
Confirmed by Senate Over Bailey's
Obiection-Ready to Adjourn.

After AN executive session lasting over
an hour today President Tafts nomina-
ton of William Loeb, jr., collector OF
the port of New York was confirmed.
The delay was caused by objections
raised by Senator Bailey Of Texas. He
alleges, it is understood, that Mr.. Loeb
wrote him letter upon one occasion
using language which was discourteous to
him and affected his personal privilege as
a senator
Mr. BaiIey's remarks this afternoon in
the executive session led to a general de-
bate MI Loeb founo many defenders.
When the vote was taken he was con-
firmed by substantial majority. He will
succeed Col. Fowler.
Among other nominations confirmed this
afternoon were the following:
Beekham Winthrop of New York to be
assistant secretary of the navy.
John P Mcdowell of Chicago will be re-
ceiver CT public moneys at Wiliston,
n. ID.
After the confirmation the Senate. still
in executive session, took recess in order
to allow a special committee to so to the
White House and iannounce to Mr.. Taft
that the Senate was ready to adjourn un-
less he had anything else for them.