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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-27

the end of December. London mar
ket WAS firm at the close. spot $50
les Sd and futures 49, lSs sd. Sales
there included leo tons spot and 1900
tons futures. Local dealers quote lake
copper at 81 81 als: electrolytic. $3.50
GIl2-15 and casting. Sl-.2! saIIe62l..
Tin quiet but firm; spot $50. 50fl 1915.
London market firm tl3s l5s I'd for
spot and fli0 l2s 6d for futures
Lead quiet: spot. Si.37I=aii0 New
York. London market unchanged. tl3
- Cd
SpeIter firm with snot 1T SIS s0Gfs.sO
New York London closed t.3 al
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-27
NEBRASKA RESIDENT
DRAWS NUMBER ONE

Aberdeen. S. D.. oct. 26.-While 1,o0O
persons today stood about the plat
form on which were piled Sl.i56 APP
pIicatinns for the 1000 claims in the
Cheyenne River and standing Rock
Indian reservations, Il little girl went
among them and picked up the en-
vclope containing the name of Will
liam J. Engel of Butte. Neb. This
entitled him to go upon the land and
out of the 2250.OO0 acres select any
quartor-seCtion for his own.
Nearly all of the first batch of
names drawn were of men from
Nebraska and the DakotaS.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-27
DIVIDEND DECLARED.

New York. oct. 26.-The directors
of the United States Steel corpora
ton today declared a quarterly divi-
dcnd of l per cent on the common
stock This is an increase of Il per
cent over the previous quarterly divt-
dend. The usual dividend of IA per
cent was declared on the preferred
stock.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-27
PROGRESS rs MADE.

Omaha. Neb-. Oct ss.-Rapid prog
ress Was made in the federal court
today AT the trial OF the five men ae-
eused of rnbhing n Union Pacific
train near Omaha, When recess was
taken for luncheon the jury was
ready tn hear tn. introduction of tes-
timony.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-27

tralian crop was not 50 promising as
previously indicated.
Extreme dullness marked the trad
ing in oats and prices moved within
4 narrow range. Al the close prices
We're unchanged TO sc lower.
Provisions, closed 7t.e higher TO 35c
lower.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-27
Metal Markets.

New York. oct. 26,-Standard cop
per weak and neglected and no
prices were made on the call at the
metal exchange, but il was under
stood that sIe To sla.a5 was bid and
asked for Spot and alt deliveries Ia
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-27

Can be depended upon" Is an ex-
preston We all like TO hear. and when
il is used in connection with Cham
herlain's Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy il means that il never fails
to cure diarrhoea. dysentery or bowel
complaints. Il is p.easan, to take and
equally valuable for children and
adults Sold by all druggists.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-27
HISTORIAN DIES.

Paris. oct e6.-Colonel Theodore A.
Dodge. the military historian Of New
York and Paris. died today at Yer
sailles. He Mas born at Pittsfield
Mass, in 1872
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-27
GENERAL HOWARD DIES.

burlington. VT. Oct. 96.-Gcneral
Oliver O. Howard. last of the union
commanders of the civil war. died at
his home here tonight OF heart disease.
He WAS - years of age.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-27
STORM is RAGING.

Nome. Alaska. Oct. Ca furious
storm is raging in Behring sea and
several Coatswisc steamers have been
washed ashore
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-11-15
One of the
Essentials

of the happy homes of to-day is a vast
fund of information as to the best methods
of promoting health and happiness and
right living and knowledge of the worlds
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Products of actual excellence and
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and which have attained to worldwide
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Well Informed of the World; not of indi-
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the happy faculty of selecting and obtain
ing the best the world affords.
One of the products of that class, OF
known component parts, an Ethical
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mended by the Well-Informed of the
World as valuable and wholesome family
laxative is the well-known Syrup of Figs
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effects always buy the genuine, manu-
featured by the California Fig Syrup Co.,
only, and for sale by al leading druggists.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-11-15

nv friends what II has done Ior me.
Mrs. E. HANSON, 304 East Long St.,
Columbus Ohio.
Another Woman Helped.
Graniteville. Vt. -" was passing
through the Change of Life and suffered
from nervousness and other annoying
symptoms. Lydia E. Pinkham's Eege77
table Compound restored myhealthand
strength. and proved worth mountains
of gold to me. For the sake or other
suffering women / am willing you
should publish my letter" Mrs.
CHARLES BARCLAY, RID, Granite
vile, Vt.
Women who are passing through this
critical period or who are suffering
from any of those distressing Ills pc
culiar to their sex should not lose sight
of the fact that for thirty years LYDIA
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
which is made from roots and herbs,
has been the standard remedy Tor
female ills. In almost every commu-
nitv YOU will find women who have
been restored TO health by Lydia Z.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-11-15
MAUI MAN KILLED BY
PLANTATION TRAIN

Maui News.-Lin Duck Soon lost his
life Monday by being run over by a
train on the H. c. & 5. Co.'S planta-
ton.
The man is said to have been using
cane knife at the time, cutting at
tops Of cane. The knife slipped from
his grasp and fell. He jumped for the
knife and lost his footing, falling on
the track. The ears ran over his legs,
cutting both of them of.
The man was taken to the Puunene
hospital and both legs were amputated.
He died shortly after the operation.
An inquest was held over the BODY,
the jury returning a verdict Of acct
dental death, due to the victim s own
earelessness. s.-...,..
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-11-15
HORSES STUCK
IN HAWAII MUD
TRAFFIC IS TIED UP TIGHT
Roads Become impossible and
Vehicles Break Down or Sink
to Their Hubs.
TRAFFIC IS TIED UP TIGHT

Hiio Herald.-Trafic between Hilo
and Papaikou Is practically suspended,
On Tuesday of this week there were
seventy head of horses and mules STALL
ed on the HonoIii road
The animals and the vehicles they
had been attempting to draw were
stuck ia the mud, CT up to their axles
between the rocks, or both.
Teams had been unhitehed to help
the teams ahead that were stuck. Then
those in front would leave their wagons
az the top of the hill while the animals
went back to try and move the next
load
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-11-15
Traffic Ordered Stopped.

At last the condition became abso-
lutely impossible. Vehicles lay broken
on the road, wheels were off, animals
down and unable to rise, so that word
was telephoned to Hilo not to attempt
to send out another wagon, another
load, or another animal unless with a
saddle on its back.
From Wainaku to Papaikou the con-
dition has been getting worse every
day. Five weeks ago the board of su
pervisors authorized Supervisor Desha,
who has charge of the roads in the
dictrict, to make arrangements with the
Volcano Stables and Transportation
Company to effect temporary repairs,
the company offering to furnish the
money for the work until the county
had funds TO pay the bill.
Desha Fails to Act. :.
But Desha has done nothing and has
made no effort to arrange for the re-
pairs, nor did he ever 60 to see Man
ager Wright The latter, however, saw
Desha who said that he was patching,
filing up the holes with mud. When
the board authorized him to make the
arrangements he said that he had one
man at work filing holes and would
put another man to work at the same
Job. Perhaps the men have been lost
in the holes, if so they were not big
enough to fill even a single one of them.
Gradually the load sent out on a
wagon up the Honolii road has been re-
duced, till now only a quarter of a
load is placed on a wagon while two
more horses or mules have been added
70 haul the smaller quantity.
Seventy Animals Stuck.
OF the seventy animals stuck on the
Honolii road on Tuesday, forty belong
ed to the Volcano Stables, the other
thirty to other owners. The stables have
contracts for hauling large quantity
of lumber to Onomea plantation. On
Tuesday. Manager Moir ordered this
work stopped as it was impossible fol
the lumber to reach the mill. There is
also a large quantity of material being
hauled out for the Hilo railroad work
bv the stables, and of course the con
Gition of the road hinders its rapid con
| Struction.
Road of Wreckage.
Buggies, carts, stages have been brok
en- and overturned on the Honolii road
| to say nothing of the destruction t.
harness. and broken knees of livestock
In addition to all this is the fact tina
the business of Hilo is being hindered
| paralyzed in fact Not only is the larg'
amount of commercial hauling checked
hut ordinary traffic with the Hilo stores
is stopped because people who live be
yond the Honolii road will not risl
their rigs, their livestock and their owl
Ives Just for the sake of trying Il
come to Hilo and do little shopping
or business. Whatever can be done wit
Laupahoehoe is going there.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-11-15

pound q u T / n g
change of life. Ny
doctor told me it
was good, and since
taking it L feel SO
much better that |
can do all my work
again. I thin k
Lydia E. Pinkham's
" G a BILE Com
pound a fine remedy
for all woman's
troubles, and ]
never forget to tell
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-11-15
HER
PHYSICIAN
ADVISED
Taking Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound

Columbus, Ohio. - have taken
LYDIA E. Pinkham's Negetabl Com
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-03
Gcin 8enerallicntcnant mcbr.

@o bington Q. g., 1. Sir1i.
- @cncrolliclltcllant 2lrtbur Woc.
9Irtbur, Der bofitc Sifi5icr Der 9ln'
Ocsormce, tritt morgcn 0urd) Grrei.
den Der gcicsIih uorgcid)riebcnen
altcrSgrcn5e in HubeitonO, ullo Ser
@cncrollieutenants.&o bort bier.
nit ~porlduiig i'm omcrifoniifen
S%lrmccOienit ollf. @cncrol Moc4rtbl,r
bcfinoet iid sur 3cit III Milporfec.
Ieiter Scinlatb, no CT lett mebreren
Mionotcn nit DEM 9(lSidreibcn icincr
Seobad)tltlt9cn i'm ruiiiid)-ioponiiden
aricgc bei6Gitigt gerucien lit. 8cne-
rolmnior 2conoro @ooo, Scicblsbo=
Der ocs departments ocS Sitcns,
miro Ourd Mocgrtbur's S6ciocn
aus DEM oftipen Gienite Der bofitc
Sifi5icr Scr 9unoesarmee, obre ie.
bod I'M Hnn9e beioroert 5r merocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-03
Staot Baltimore.
Die Strife

Selttr Gonfercn5 Der Yraiioenteft Der
ibiebencn Nrbeiter : SrgoniIotio
men nit Dem Sice { Er6iibcnter
8ottcr scr Baltimore : Ohio
9ubn. - Snlin0ie Nodriht olt.
YorfcrS6rrg.
9ie Gr0iioentcn Der internationo.
Ien WtoIhiniitcn-, Sfn1icoe- uur
&eiieIorbeitcr . @clellld)aften merocr
bcutc nit Dem %ice . ErGiioeuten Der
Baltimore . Ohio 9obL Totter, ci'
ne leste Gonferclt5 cbbolten uno nod
8ecnoigun9 Oerielben en0gilltigc
MaBregeIn t%refieu, Sm Sale feline
Ginigung er5ielt merOen fam, miro
Sr. SoneS O'GomeIl picueibt cinel
8eneralitritc onoronen.
Sn Serbinoung nit oenl Strife il,
2ocuit = Yoint muroe geitcrn ein De
rifteritotter elmer lofolen 3eitung
pon einem Spejial Geteftiu Der
@obn angcbliA srunOIos perboitct.
ais er perilld)tc, Nusfrnit 81 crlan,
gen. Midter &cpiS in Der liiolidelt
Yoli3ciitation iprad i'm ober frei.
SSn Der iil0neltlidcn Eoli5eiitotion
maren Die bci0cll frilberen Wtaidtii.
item Der Baltimore = Ohio = 9abn s.
Bad bon Nr. 92S, @eit . 2omboros
StraBe, unO &enrp 9enbel bon Yer,
232, Noro . Sdrococritrobe, Der Hlt.
beitGrlnng bcihulOigt, mi,rOcn icoof
ebenfoas freigeiproGen.
Glits YorferSburg, @.-So., miro
benz y9eutihcn Gorrelponoentcn" tc,
Iegropbirt, OnB III 6olgc zines &c
riidts, BOB sic Moidiniitcn III ben
oortigen @erfitGttcn Der Baltimore
Ohio 3 9obn itrifen moQen, Die 3obl
Der Special : Eoli5iiten Der 9abn
bort pcropppclt moroen lei. 0ie Wlo.
idiniItcn Der @obn III EorferSburg
iteQten fiir5lih 6orberungen, bic ie.
bod obgeidlogen murben. ar6eiter.
iiibrer in HorferSburg nollen tid)t
5lgcbcn, boB eiu Strife %bcuorltebe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-03
Bic TraM uno Der S%uita1uacr.

@iltcSborrc, ga, /. 5uni.-
SNt Solgc bc8 GoroncrS- SrpueIts
iiber ocn 600 pom NntbonD 9onicIS,
beiicn r%crto6ltc llcbcrrcItc Dor 5lpei
@oden inter 0cn 3riimmcrn ieiner
eingcGidcrtcn @o6nung gcfuroct
mllrOcn, iin0 beilte SoftbeiebIe ge9el,
Die @itttpe oes Sooten uno gegen
anOrem Slihefsfi, einen friibcrcn
Goitg6ngcr Der 6onlilie Daniels, oltS.
gcItcIt porbcn. 9ciOc Ingcflogtc BE-
fin0en iid in Soit mo iperben NOR.
gen iriib Gin Scrb0r beitcbcn. 9oS
3cllgenoerbPr crgob, ooB Goniels II.
ieine Satin bGufig Strcit botten mo
bnB OIiheiSfi Dem 5amilicllober.
bollpt Dor cinem Mouot cine tiid)tigc
Grad)t Eriigcl perobreidte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-03
@as luar Die gl6iidJt?

6rou ellie Grlbddj bintcr Dem 9ot-
tcrion . @ort bon einem Wanne
ongciolen uno uieoergelporfcn.-
Ncbrte iidl nit ser Slttnoocl. -
NSfar HidoroS ais m%utbmoBlis
der SbGtcr perboitct.
Ger - Sabre ulte O@fur Hidaro5
bon Nr. 932, @ouloinitroBc, in Oit.
Baltimore, mltrOe 9citcrn I'M 0itlihcn
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES pom &u0iO'Nciu
ltlltcr Der 9(nihulOiglmg. am Wlous
tog NbcrtO o1geblid) cincn tbGtlihcn
Nngriff oltf 6rou ellie Grlbof BON
9tr. 5t4, Sii0 Wontforo %ue., Der.
iibt 5u boben, inter $500 @iirgihuit
Dem @eridtapertobren ii6ernieicn.
Gr fonllte bic @iirgi6oft nid)t iteQeu
1un0 luouOcrte ms @ci0nGniB. Yer
Nngrifi crei0ncte iid fltr5 mad, 5ebn
llhr bintcr ocm Fotteriou . Borf an
Der 8oturcntltraBc, ais Jrau Grls
bad, cine iunge bilbihe Sralt, it'd
ollt Dem Ncimfpegc bon cincn Selu6
bel elmer 6renn0in al Ger Dit g Bal
timorcltroBc beIoli0. Sic iogtc, tic
babe gcmlcrft. 0oB Elm Mionn ibr fol.
&c mo babe Oeniclbcn porbeigcbcn
loIIcll mollelt, icood) bube er feline
Shrittc Damn pc~rlon9lnnlt. Nn ct.
ncm oultlen Hlobc babe or tie Damn
bon bintcn umioBt, ieine &Gnoe iibcr
Ibrc1 WruO qelegt mo lie Rulings
81 So0cn geriIlcll. 9onu babe er
ocriud)t, ibr Elm Soldcntlld in Sen
Wfuno ST. iteden olS lie lebboft NM
&iilfc Ncidrien, nobel er ulf ibrem
Sct6 getlict. Nld) babe er ibrcn
&opf me6rerc Wfolc ultf ooS Srottoir
nIcoer9eItoBcn. IS lei ihr ober &C.
lltn9clL ibrc <no0el aus Dem Suite
81 5icbclr mo i'm init OcrieIben I'M
@elid)t u1o on1 9toden 5u perleben.
9lS Damn uui ibrc &iilfcrufe mebrerc
Eolinntcn be~rbeigccilt funlerL iei ser
Nngreiier ilbcr ocn 0robt5oun Oea
Eortc5 gclprungcn ul0 %gcfloben.
&nI Earf pllrbe Der 6licbenbe bon
mcbrercn Eerioncn pcriolgt mo Eo.
lijci Sergeant ". .. Gbcrhort bon
Der Eorf 3 SSorce nobm i'm felt. Sc.
itcrn Niorgcn crit lab 6rau grlbod
Den Nrreitontcn; lie iocntiii5irtc i'm
ais ibren Ingreifer. Ser
Mom itelte III 9lbreoe, Ole
6rou nnaegriiien 81 bobeu. gn &C.
iiht mo Noden 3eigte CT o6cr @un.
Den nuf, sic BON Der &utnooel Der
1Sroll berrilbren fonntc. Gr Iagtc,
Die &erlcblngcn babe ibm Sentono
ollf lcincr 6luht burd, OenFnrf 6urt
elncn 6ouItldlog bcigebrudt.
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Glara Mplcu's WSrocr p%ernrtbcilt.

Gcntrcptlle, Su., I. SUM. -
Scr Ncger Sobn Sunfin muroe Deiltc
abeno Der @rmoroung Clara 90.
lens, elmer airdend)or- SGngerin aus
Sttlimua, idluloig beiunben uno gum
Tooe pellrtbeilt. Die Sinridtuna lit
oui ocn %. Sllli 1910 feitgeieet. Sic
Siilrp mar nobc5u bier Stu1oeu in
9eratbung. Gic anfilnoi9mg ocS
llrtbeils uerurindte cine Ienlonitra.
ton Der i'm 0eridts5irmer onlpe-
icnoen Yeiltder mo Der Dor Dem @e.
rIhts9cb6uoe periommelten Wcnge.
Sunfip lprlroe belltc g(beno nad) Dem
Staatsgefdngnib in Sort Waoiion
iibertragen, mo or blciben miro bis
gum Iotum ieiner Sinrittuu1g. ST
erinoroctc Clara Hoien int Der Noht
oes 3. Se6rnar 8. g., il1oem CT ibr,
ip1brcno tic iid) oii Dem @eimipcge
bon Der @obuuulg ibrcr bier aniGili.
gen SfpeIter bciorb, nit einem
ihmeren Stein Den Sd)Gbcl einid)lug.
9ie Scihc muroc aln iolgcnoen Mor.
gen III elmer tSunoonnents alisid)nf.
tung %eefinOen. Die StootSmtIis
lnuBte uufgeboten iperoen, nm cir
Spnd)gerid)t 6u ~perbiiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-03
Srotcit acacn ,Wmaoiua."

Rem Oort I. SUM-. - Tihtcr
@m. 5. @opnor pom Der NppcQos
tiona. Gipiiion OcS Stootsgcrid)tS De-
mtn5irte IN cincn berte an Wapor
McGleuun 9crif)tctcn Sdrei6elt ooS
oMugging," rcip. OoS photographic
rem Don nidt porbeitroften arrcitun.
tell fiir sic oSpib6ubcu . @olleric"
ais cillcn total ungerchticrtigtcn
l%lcbergriii. Die S%cronloiilng iiir ooS
Sd)reibcn mar boS Ebotograpbircn
cincS 19~-iGbrigct a1loben NonlcnS
Geo. .. Gufip aus 9rooflpL fiir oie
bciagtc Spibbuben- @olleric.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-03
Wunameute nno Stntnen in gaIti.
more,

@nfbinatou 8 Document Dem grarbenteu
&9tGt9lnaiegg aelfBt A. 2nIt 1915 beeonlerr,
StraBe iHo Wit. 8crnorsgldce.
&aibtngtons Statie I'M YSruibsSia.garf".
S9ldbten'Wtonument. sum Inoe1feu Der in
1874 ~ Der Snlabt BON Nortb'goiGt @etnIes
lelsA u. september 1915 begounett, i'm Wlonns
slen ,Sgliats diutlben Dem @erthtseebduoe uno
gSclS uno MeGomas.Monument ann gu.
SSlLell an PANEL NSeus, 10, lunb Senrb y.
.WicSortns, is Sabre alt, ole In Der S6Indt
bon Nori9 Boint AM II. Sepiernbey 1914 f~teIeft,
nnboenl TIRE dlaeln ben brittineu '@eneraI Nob
nicoerqeltrett: 1850 erriblet nuf Der areu5nng
bon @n9s WlonimenL nno gisauttbse trabe.
%i,osg'@% Ionnment 1855 Oem anoenten beS
baltimore, abomns g8iIoeD, int groaSfpab,
S1llare, nabe 5nirrnonntgloenue, erri6tet.
.Qoo t5ellolp "'.gtonumellt. 1884 beul anocu'
8eln I'M oSGrlcms Eart" erri6tct.
MrHlllieno ,glpltimeflt i'm rSeoernL8ia.Har
SsilIl atoenten at .O6erft2 Lieutenant George
iplroe 1886 llaf Dem iebleer Stnnbort berleei.
eonlooerirtens DtotiiItent I'M Dlt. 5iobnIsgloe.s
SQUARE, I'M .5ebrnnr 1908 entbiiut; benz Pills
nenien Der I'M giir9eririee seiauencn Warg'
ldlioer contboertrten GoIOuten bon Den 400.
teri! Der CONFEDERATION" crriftet.
Neoollitons'Uiomlnteti an Der 3reu5uttg bon
Wft, Mo01lsIoenne, SitberfStrubs uno Gdtbes
ornl'StrnBe; am 10. Cftober 1901 entbiut:
Dem .MHoenfen Der Wi1rnldnber B~atriotert Der
anertianilten gienoiiiion bon oer 4Sefeaf1alt
Der So6re Der 0teoollttot" errtd1tet.
Columbus lonlmert I'M y3ruiosSius8urf".
Columbus glonumeHt I'M Tarf Der Samuel
Nedo0 Shule" an Der Nortbs ino Sarforos
aoenlie. oas dIteite 9olumbussW loflunient In
ben Der. Staaten.
gsatfons0 lonument. 1908 5i g6ren Der Bete.
rnren oes merifantifen StrieeeS an Der areu.
5littB, bon 4tt. RoDaLgoeiue uno gdnoales
Sirabe erri6tct.
.@Generblite i'm nGrnib,Siu.Barf," edue.r.
ieliprets-ber ySereinisten Sduger bon salti.
@1lnces Statue I'M ,pS rutosSiusgdrf".
Seoern Ieddle gSdutssS tntue i'm ebdrIesf.r.s
Sqlldrc. iiahe Der GeHtresStrube.
Udloe.
gaIoerts staiue auf Der BeitsIrepps oes 90.
ridiSgebduoes.
WlcStinlPbs 8iifte int Roft9ebduoe.
george Beaboo0 . Statue I'M ut. Bernor.
BIdce.
Oberridtcr HOeer 9. 1arcp.g tatue I'm Nafb.
trgtonsS dlnre.
Gsneral 3obn eager Soparosst atue tr
WnlbtngtousS auare.
9oenr 4aen @ncsU}onnment I'M atrhbof Der
g8eiinlinlter 4resb0terinner.Jtir6e an iSarettes
ulo SreencsS trabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-03
Der Tanama . %erlcnmonngsprp'
sch.

SnbiunopoIiS, Snb., t.Sirni.
- GIN bieIi9cn 9unbesgeriht began.
ncn beute Die 9crbonolungen be5iig-
lid oes gntrogS Der -Gegierrmg; Ole
Serren Ielopon Smith mo Charles
u. 8ilioms, @crousge6Cr Ser yTSlts
OianopoliS Helus," mcld)e gcmein,
idaftlidl nit Dem Scrollsgeber Der
n9tcm Dorf @orl0" Scr &cr0ficntlt
dung pcrlcumocriidcr 9tohrihten in
ScrbinOun9 nit bent 2I1ifollf scr
Banana = annol5onc burh Die Bun.
oeSregierung ongeflogt iirlo, bcbuis
Erojellirung nod) @oibin9ton 81,
iibcrtrogcl. Cine l0ngcrc 9lrgumlcn.
tution io1O itott, uno oie YerballO.
llngen iucr6cn morgen fortgeicst.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-03
Nus Dem Hnt6banIc.
Y "'"N f u
bat " il II Of C..

oSll Der geitrigen Situng Der Yorf.
@cboroe cridicn cine Delegation Der
peri6icOcnc1 genleiniinnigen 8cieQ.
i1nften pom Norotpeit : Baltimore
ilno criudte oaruln, ooB ein 712N(der
imlioiienoes 8runOltiid an Der so.
fer uno @elltnlouitroBe fir einell
Spiqlplnb erluorben iperoc.
BroBeS oroerungen.
Sn Der fommenoen SiblHig Ser
Stoatsgeicbgebung miro boa @cilld)
at oieie aorperid)oft eingereidt, Der
Stobt Baltimore 81 geitottcn, lpci.
tere anleiben I'M 9etroge BON $t3,-
100000 oui5ultebmen. $2,0OO,000
iinb fir Gerbeiiernngen i'm anner
beitimmlt, $10,0OO,0OO iiir oos 9t6.
aussfanal SpIteml mo cine Miaion
Goaars fir Gods.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-03
SlibidDlag ans bcitcrcm Simmel.

Nnber IN, sc, /. SUM. -
Gin 9libid)log aus poItenloicm Stint
met tOotctc bcltc Nodmittog Oen DE
ger Gim 9DrO, einen Ndcrfncd)t oltf
Der Elontogc bc8 &rn. 5. q. GlinfcS-
coles, iiiolid) bon bier. llno einan
Wtoltlcicl, mclGer ieincm EiIlrge Dor.
gclponrt iuar. Sam GlinfcScaltS,
Elm jungcr Sobn Oea Eflon5ers, mel.
der III elmer Gntiernung bon 200
9aros nit Yilii9cn brif)Gitigt mur,
nno Der ieinem Eiluae porgciponnte
Woulclel mllrOcn 0urd) ocn rGlnli.
den 9liBidlo0 betoll6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-03
Eriid)c Gicr Die 9uinuo.

Gbieogn, I. Stunt. - &icrbun.
bert gicruerpodcr (G9gconolcra) iino
an cine bcrtc bier bcgonnenen
Strife bctbeiIi9t. SoIlte ocrlcIbc bon
lGngercr 0alcr iein, 10 piirbc e5, mie
biciigc GommiiiiOnsbdnOlcrs crfIdren,
in Der 3ufunit notbwenoig icin, Ole
Gier Dor ibrem Nbie1oen inipi5iren
mo lie per grpreB perid)iifen 5u lai-
len, INN Den Gonlltmentcn Die @epiB.
belt 5u perleibclL BOP tic iriidc Gier
erhalten.