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'Oung but it never seemed to occur n
Cynthia that a woman wasn't as st
lural q head of several thousand &C.
Is any man living. Several gentlem :.
"eally estimable men, tried to lee
her into their way Of thinking, Fas
they might just as well have attem
ed to collect a barrel of water iVa.
sieve t.+
One day, in early fall, Newton art
ceived long-distance communicat .aH
from Cynthia Browning herself.
had piles and piles of feather pillo
and holsters and such like, dating ba. Z
10 her first grandparents after Adanysi
and she had taken sudden notion BAL
give up washing them herself aon
have them renovated.
You can rest assured that so great
a hustler as Newton lost no time in
reaching such splendid foragins
ground as Miss Cynthias big, old
fashioned house. She took him all over
the place, and showed him scores OF
plump ticks and pillows reposing or
magnificent four-pOsted beds. Their
they had a long business talk in the
front parlor. in which. contrary to his
usual CUSTOM Newton let down a little
in his prices. The result of it all was
that he held a $35 contract to clear
every feather in the whole house tC
the best of his knowledge and ability
1t was nearly noon by the time bust
ness was over, and what turned out tC
be the worst thing which could happier
to poor Newton did happen-he accept
ed Miss. Cynthias invitation to din
ner
Now, right here is point which
you might probably work into youl
next winters sermons" Rimbey's
. glance rested obviously upon the min
lister from Michigan. Newton was 9
mighty smart fellow, and a moral. up
right fellow, but. like most everyone
else, he had one great weakness-his
was an Unsuitable desire OF buy old fur
niture at low price, fix 1t up, anc
pass It on at a mighty big figure.
The first moment he sat down a.
Miss Cynthia's table he was the hap
piest man around His eyes roul4nh
take in anything but Miss Cvnthia's
fried chicken, and luscious rolls, anc
satiny-white potatoes, and goldy-browI
gravy. Then his glance travelled a lit
tie farther. and rested upon Miss Gym
thia's pink-cheeked niece, who was e
soothing sight, infeed, TO him, in spite
Of the fact that Newton had little time
TO give to the whims of women.
guess it was then, when the pretty
niece dropped her lashes very properly
under the Strangers insistent gaze
that his eyes turned, confusedly, dowr
the full length of the room and fel
with a jerk upon the sideboard- the
long, cleaning, perfectly upright, per
fectly irreproachable sideboard which
filled in almost one end of the bis
room. Newton was almost hypnotizec
by It."
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Hiss Cynthia'S
SidebOard
By Bell Elliott Palmer.
Copyright, by Bob5s-MerrilI Col
BY Bell Elliott Palmer.

oJ Deli GHtOLI P8ifner.
Yes, he does look a wee bit peaked
sort of succumbed like. you might
say. But he's well cared fOr-Newton
is. Cynthia Browning is a master
hand at looking after a fellow when
she's once got him. There's never any
{ Girking about her way of doing bust
IS. But you can't wonder at a man
looking little droopy when he lost
pretty near everything he wanted-and
all in one day"
The sOnorous laugh of Rimbey. the
landlord, echoed against the low raf
ters. and blended pleasantly with the
noise of the raindrops pattering down
upon the long, sloping roof of the little
country hotel appropriately called
'Fisherman's Camp"
Each guest drew his chair a little
nearer the wide chimney and waited
expectantly.
When | first made his acquaintance
Newton had just set up the 'Upholster-
ing and Renovating Works at Derby
which was the only thing of its kind
in all this country around. He was a
master hand at looking out for oppor
tunities, and hustler of the first wa,
ter, and the next thing he knew was
clearing one hundred month as easy
as child lifts a feather He gave full
satisfaction for his money, and before
the works had been established six
months he was Obliged to take in a
partner, to look after the books, while
he was out hunting up trade
1t was Cynthia Browning. or rather
her sideboard, that stirred up all the
trouble; nothing else She lives far
back from the road in that big white
house. You've all seen it-when you've
been on the 'Wayland' drive All the
richest fruit land in this part of the
country belongs to her. And she
knows how to manage it for the best
too. She was left an orphan mighty
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1909-07-01

POI VI the EOaC thus tar COM
p!eted is from Damascus to Medain
Salih. From Constantinople the
lines under construction run di-
rectiy southwest to Aleppo, with
side branches to Smyrna and An
CORA. Near Aleppo projected
line will lead, by way Of Baedad,
to the Persian gulf. From Medain
Sallh the road is under construc-
ton to Medina. while surveys have
been made from Medina to Mecca
and the Red sea.
The route is to pass east of Je-
rusalem and the Dead sea, on the
high lands of Syria, Moab and
northern Arabia. The engineer
ing difficulties are serious, but by
no means insurmountable, and are
not to be compared with those of
the Union Pacific. The Gaia line
descends from Deraa with mighty
sweep down to the sea, while the
chains of mountains in Moab must
be traversed by the aid of loops,
tunnels and bridges. At Damas-
Gus the level is 1000 feet above
the sea, and varies from that to
5 5000 feet at the highest point
south. Great difficulties are pre-
sented by that portion of the line
from Constantinople to Damascus,
for the giant ranges from the eau
causus and Armenia extend
throuA h Asia Minor almost to the
Aegean and Mediterranean. So it
is believed that at some points on
this part of the line the roadbed
will rise to a height of 5000 to
1000 feet above the sea. Several
hundreds OF miles OF this part are
now actually under construction,
tunnels are bored, yiaducts and
bridges are run between impor-
tant towns. There are now COM
pleted lines from Constantinople
to AngOra, from Smyrna far into
the vilayet of Konieh, and these
portions will be feeders of the
main line. Work on the line is
greatly expedited by the labors of
a division of the Turkish army, it
being difficult to secure labor in the
country to be traversed, particular
ly IN northern Arabia, where the
Bedouins are few and unendurably
lazy. The Turkish soldiers them
selves are not particularly ener-
getlC, but, stra &c to say, this ser
vice IS much desired, not only
from the fact that the soldier
workmen are actually paid, which
most of the Turkish army is not,
but their term of military service is
reduced one-third, to say nothing
Of the spiritual advantages prom
ised by the sultan. German and
French engineers do the planning,
foreign workmen are engaged for
the tunnels, bridges and viaducts,
while the soldiers are employed
for the mechanical labor. The
management is ostensibly in the
hands of several boards composed
of pa has, beys and cabinet minis
tiers, who meet in Constantinople,
and, SO far as can be learned, do
nothing but object to every report
made by the engineers, and sug-
gest tunnels when the line could
as we'll follow the caravan route,
which has been in use tor thou
sand years.
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Baltimore & Ohio R. R.
Schedule effective June2, 1907.
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DELPHIA X NEW YORK. Depart "l2.2T a.
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GaS confer Gu6i.
net 1T III 6olse Der @inridtung pes
Heoolitlon1rs Serrer geitiir5t NOR.
Den u1o elm liberoles aabinet lit al
Ieine Stele 9etreten, Gbe Woura
oosaobinet imSabre 1907 iiberllobm,
bottcn III Sponien finn liberole &o-
binettc in IS Monotell o~bgelpirt6.
id)oitet. Die gusiid)ten oli einen
l0ngeren 9eitano oes nellen Winiite.
RUNS lino olio gering. Siberolc, &e-
pllblifaner uto SpSialiItena ole iid)
3um Stuf5 oes Sabinets Weallra gu
iommengetbon botten, merben iduer-
lid einmiitbig. 5uionmen jarbeitcn.
Sponier lit iiber Die 9riie nod nid)t
btltnlIs.l IHi5t rrt. .y,.,
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ScfanntmadJnngen.
sareau Ses Observation-Disclosures. Matsnaus.

baltimore I. Situber 1909.
"a bic Strubenour6brifs : %Gommiidrc Der
Stoot Baltimore IN aCfcpli6 oorgefhriebener
gSeiic i1ren erogiiltioeIl uito eorrigiricn Be
ribt iiber Die ilaefprohencn Gntihdoieuneen,
~llnfoiten lino @crtberbtbunaen fir ole Con.
eernr!lrnrg uno 9rbfinlnQ Der &icr8ieltcu
Strnbe. bon Der Siibtpcitfeite oes llnincritips
RarIluaD his 5ur 0itleiie Der JioInuo. %sIbenue,
iebii belt onruuf hejiialiben enbaiiltigen uilo
corriairten. erldliertbet IIdnen in 9emdbbcii
Der Sori6riiFn ocS StuotsGburter5 ulb Der
am !. Sili 1908 unterSeihretel SeroronItg gr.
$50 oes 0ianors ilto Staotratb5 bon Baltimore
bel mir binierleat bnber.
miro hermit befdrnt geaebelL bub beiugtcr
Nertbi uno Ellltc nlf biefc 9Sciie in bieienI
Riireuu bintcrIcet lpnroen iino. unb baB Der
Wiupor lnb Stubtratb bon Baltimore pSer IT
acuo cine Rcrfnn nher Ferfonen, ODER cine ODER
ntebr Gprporaiinreft. bic nit bcr IertbciIlr9
Der norberaltnicn @ntfduoianngen ODER S9ertb.
crbobrnsen llrl5uiricben iiro, innerbuIb hreibig
(30) In9en bonn 8. Sftober 1908 an ais ocitl
crLten 1uae Der bon mir nueseaungelien Yers
oifentlitnn9 bicfer 9totis. fortified, bo9eecll III,
one Ndltii1orcr Stnhi9cridt appeairelt mo has
befn9te Sertht erfnd)en nbgen, o%ieieIben IN &c
pibirel.
I. sciuell Sbpmae,
(SfS. t5.22.20 Sidots JfceiitrGtor.
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Nbwc6r. obcr @ampi.C raaniiatiun.

Seitoem Die prohibitions . 0elpc
gllng I'M 2onbe nit Mtod,t eingeiebl
bot, hoben lid Die libcrolcn Glelncil'
tc init lebiglid, oui Die &crtbeioigunp
ibrer perionlihrn Tedte unb Sreibei
ten, nlif Die Iblpebr bcid)rGlltt. 81
piclcl Stooten iino Tie oeSucgen I'M
terlegen. 3lir Mbpebr nno 8ertbci
Niglntg gebort ia aud &nmpf, obcl
cir bsitc Sertbeioiging lit nod int
nlcr Der Sieb 9elueieri. Eos bnbei
Die Yrobibitioniiten beiplDt. ulo IL
BADEN tic Griolge gebabt, Die nloa ool
ctnem Sobr5ebnt nod nift fiir mpg.
lid geboltcn h1tte. ltnubl1iiie ma.
hen lie angriiic geeen Die Seritel
lung, gegen ben &crfulti, aeaen Den
Gerianot bon 9eiitigen @etr1nfsn
IS fonlmt ibnen babel olif nitt bo.
ral,i an NIT oergiitctcn @offcn 8,
fdrnpfen ulb Der @ohrbcit ms &c
iidlt Su iflogen. gber lire Griolet
5eigen, Dab ibrt &riegsiiibrune midi
iin9eihidt lit. Sir iino gut orgoni
iirt unb oeriiigen iiber @elbmittel
Die lie i'm Sntereiie ibrer Code on
5l periuennen niiien, uno bit gmc
rifaner, Die @egner Der &robibitions
Propaganda uno Gertbcibiser DC,
pqrionliflen 6reibeit iinO2 Soben III
aIle ibrs 6remhNe mlb @cIinnunas
! genoIicn gu Den iSohnen ecruien
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SDbcSfGne.

Vim %. Sftober sarab .. Samuun, 3oDus
Sopitns 6otptfaI. 10 Sabre alt.
Mm %. Gttpber barbara Saliine, 4tr. III
9Seit'sorre. strabe, Is Sabre, alt.
Vim 70. 6,fto3er Carl Gepar' Saobtcm'g'ol
slm 90. Sfto6er Nmeia GOhsn, Nr. 5OS
Welts9erinatons Sfrobe, 80 Sabre ait.
Vim 81. Sftuber @cprgcanna e. 6ruof, Nr
lsue, Soltons grape. n SABRE ait.
Nlnn 20; Sftober Catherine 5rani, Nr. s22
Gornsgaep, SO Sabre nit.
100. Observation-Disclosures i2' Sabre ali.
Vim 10. Sitober 5rnu PM. ". 5reenen, Nr
1I2S, Norosgroaopab, 10 Sabre alt.
Vim 10. Sttober 8uth Sobnipn, 9tr. 500
9iorosSincent.St rabe, 80 Sabre alt.
glm 20. Sitober 5ranris ". Sminac. u
Sabre alt.
slm u. Sltober 8eorsc 9. Voeuf, gr. $50
NSoootuaro' Strabe, 81 Sabre alt, e..
PIN 20. Sfto6er TaUib 4. Eerrn, nntoerlt
~tdissoofpital. 50 Sabre alt.
Inl %, Sfto6er Tieoocmns Stemart, Nr
1t6h, SftsGerinatons Strabc. 80 Sabre nlt.
Vim 70. Siiobtr Subn sbafransit, 9tr. 1914
Mliceannn.S irnke. 81 Nnhre oil.
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Glitter 81. 0rnns.

IS itorb am 2t. Sftober 1909 Other Vi.
arauc, aeliebtc Iodter bon Seurp u. uth
S Sri S%arS srGas m6 6sS9; @ 5Ss I'M a liter !
Neeroianrg finoet am samitaa, 90. Sftpbcr.
gid6ntittaes . llbr, bon Der sSobnlrg ibrcr
Glierl. VT. 1901, sails .Siuab, aus nnt Der
baltimore Gemetcrb" itatt. (2gB)
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Ircocrif 8. SdlnccmGn.

@s itar6 um -, Siicbcr 1909 5rrerrid VI.
Sdtnecman; 80 Sabre ult. ~Nelicpter @atte hon
Bertha Stbucemnn, Sic NcerolNunq .Iinoet am
W,uutag. l,ndlititi1a5 2 llbr. BON ietner S0oo..
rIuna, Tr. 729, SiiosW v, ont foros Nucnnc, ans dut
Der ~Miount Carmel 9cmctcrD" %prioatiIn tialt.
(0n6-S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-23
Charles HiBc.

IS itarb am 2l, oftohcr 1909 Charles siite
i'm so, Sabre ieiucs 9ebcns. Sic 9eeroiqun9
finoci samfag, ben %. Ottober. . ubr Rad
mttiaas. bon feiner lester 8obnnna, Or. 3Ot.
RuiahosNueune. Splano, Vurf. aus ltntt. Eeis
febung prioatim. Biite icine 8Iunielt.
fDOh-G
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Waltimprc Gemetcrn.

Siirean: Srnntlin Sfbs, Baltimore. 1t. Toribir.
.Ne9rdbribplnBe sum %eri@lI Ssaa!!poH SO an,
tir4 pier 8tdbcr jfSrtit RtnibrTin ofI Sqpeus
fir MISUNDERSTANDING (3unll0,lO
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Suhu +. Ytuocr.

IS itarb am 81. SItpbcr 1909 in giInnitts
GitD, gl.sSy 5uBn. 8. 8inocr, a%eItcpter @atte
Qcbcn9iabrc. Sie @ecrbt9un9 firoci sunntas,
giuchmittdas nm 1a3 llbr, bon oer 29obrnn9
iciner 11cbtcr. Sr1it 6. NJ. ardlner. Or. ZIG,
Wpriud 'strcunc, Nauerln, ans AMI Der g~9Seileru
Sefucicin" itatt. (2QB-O
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Dat Qawn GemetcrD,

9afte ri. apcutr.3ipab, nnBe giurtb 9uint.Ruao
9cit1nbigc Mnfiid:. Nrahltuphc gage.
CSunil9j6Wfte q 4. n
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SeYartement fir tiicntlide Yanten.
Snb.T epartcmcut ocs Staot. 5ngenienre.
Nm MQr. oie cS uuaeht.

@ulffmore, ben 10. Silobcr 1909.
o,.aa w 49,, ~ w,,,I.;,. W. 1ni.ns. 80 u.sn,,
bis sur Sieieite Der NORTH taenae. beiuRnt &c
aeben. bab ser SiaotsSnGerieur inter ben Ior
i6rifien Der u. SuIi 1908 unierSei6neten Der
proruip Nr. 1852 Die &eribeiline Der soften oel
Nipenirine. N"niloiieinfeBlna iinb Eflditerunr
Der ~beingieu Sirnbe fertia eeiieut bat.
Sic Soflmelltc werben int 9iireau oes Staetl
Snacnieurs dnfbepnbrt. uiio am 1. g,ooembe,
1909 pirh Der Stuois Srtgerienr Sniffen Der
Stunoen ~ Mittnes liro = 9iu6mittnas in feit
ucm 0iireur n~nlpefeno iein uno ale ihriftIi6er
ooer miinoIiben slnenben in Seiru6t 6ieben, Die
inierefitric Inrteiet eii6ireihel lpiini6en.
y. Z. 5rnoan,
tOftf9,20. 26,2D SiuoisS ngcnieur.
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Gid orga1iiirt? Nift einmoI cine
QroBe mo olgcmeine IefenIip,S roo.
niiation baben lie 5uStonoe ge6rodt,
pitl meniger cine 9ampforganiiation
Sic Gcltif. Imerifancr unter 7Siib-
rlu1g oes Ieiitif-s lmerifoniiden So
tional6moes baben iid a~aer0inas
5uiommen gcldloiicn, uQein aud bon
ibncn Ite6en nod lebr piele obicits
unh laiIen Den 7ingen ibren 2ori,
bis eo 81 ipat lit. ltno bann miro
Nci6impft iiber Die perloreneS hlod)t
I'm Sebensfraft 81; g%eipinnen,, mn
tbGtige meme Inbangcr 5ll errinaen,
mllB agitotorii6 uno lucrbeno acur.
bcitet, organilirt peroen. Cine blobc
ablnebr geniigt nid)t, Die Erobibitio-
nilten 5uriif 81 orGngen. IS Gilt,
aampfltellung 5u nebnen, .unb MIR
oils aau1pforgoniiotion lperben olrd).
idlogenDe @riolge 6u e~r5ielen fem.
Iesrpegen %lainrncln, prgoniiiren uuO
gum Sample gegen Die Yrobibition
rilIten, ebe es SIT ipot lit.
Ger Stattbnltcr Der
Mfonbidurei bot 9egen Dos ioponiid),
dineiiife Wanbldurei . a6fommen
Erotcit eingeleat. Rohoem oieShofe
geItoblen iinb, ioa Der Stoq peri6loi-
len neroen.
Gle 0eut den So5ialoe.
mofroten botten bis 5um 10. Sftober
l,027,75 Worf ais ltnterItiibung al
Die Observation-Disclosures geionot.
8roBere Spieripiaigfeit Der oeutihen
So5ialoemofroten oils IN irgeno eis
llenl onberen 2onbe.
Gle 6 rag mad Gin.
coln-Gents lit 10 grob, boB Die Mtiin5e
IN Ebilooelpbiu felt gnbe Sllni nid)ts
onoereS geprogt bot ais 2incolns
Gcnts. ltcber 70 Wiiaionen Stiif
iilb bereits geprGgt. Gie He9ierunlg
mod)t babel Elm gon5 giltes 8eid)dft.
Was nm ud ut 1T 0cnn
nit cen e%uropGild)en &obincten los?
Sic ioqen mic Die SlGttcr i'm SerbIt;
in 5lpei logcn orei Winiitcricn &c,
thirst oos ierbilbe, bns iponild)e ltno
MN and bos bGlliid)e. llno nod ou~
bere iteben oiif lhpodlcn 6ilBcn unO
fonntcn e%benfoas u%nl9eucbt merben.
Sic .Stonborb Oil Com.
PAM" bot ibrc Grportpreiie iiir Ee.
trolcum crnieorigt, ober bon elmer
Serobietllng Der Greiic fir Die Sn.
Inno.Goniumcntcn lit feline HeGe.
@ohltbntcn ioQtcn bod 81 &ouie dit.
fangen.
Ger SoGren piel q c.
nonntt oYropbet" mlo @cbet 3 Seller
CHARLES $. Sdjlotter lit iii SoitinaS,
Nebr., arm geitorbcn. Seine Wunoers
furen vourd) gottlihe aroft" brod).
ten inn Dor Snbren groBcn 3ulotf.
9ei linn ielbit bo6en Die @unber Der,
lo9t.
Mus 2iperpool mirb &C.
meloet, oob Die engliide Sonoels-
Morine I'M Sabre 1908 1000 Sfiffc
peniger bate olS IN 1904, boB ober
Der Sonnet9eholt Der en0liiden San.
oclS . Morine in 1908 INN mebr olS
5lpci WiQioien Spnnen GROCER nor
OILS i'll 1894. Sie @roBen pcrihllttcn
Die &lcinen.
Gic ltn5n riebenbcit
nit Den ilcilen RcidS : Steucrn
briltgt oen oclitid)en So5iolocmofro'
ten id)on in ben 2onbtogsluoblcu III
Snd)ier, Sbiiringen ilnO 9uben gro
be @eipinne, ntcilt OH Soften Der
Gonlerpotipcn; aild) hus Centrum bot
cine Mn5obl Wanbatc perloren. Del
ben MeidSto9sluoblcn miro cS ebenlo
gebcn. Nac Sd,!lb r1d)t lid ollf Gr.
Ocll.
Shirt Sto bat bel einem
Seiitd) in Der Wullbldnlrei erfl1rt,
bob Sopan Itren9 al benz Yrin5Ip
Der o%iicnen Sbiir ieitbnltcn miro. Die
iopnniife Hegieruno fiibIe iid abcr
perpilidtet, Gbino IN ieiner iortihritt-
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Ycntidc 9reieiniafcits. Stride.

Sonntua 8ormittue .gSas niiti bus Sirdbelt:
aebeu?" = SpHIt1g A0eto: nS0lien iplr All
iiiilprc beuiiheu Spilesoienfte perjl6len?" 6.
(29O-O
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0nnhun.lSnrf .Gen1ctern.

Shrrau: Gr. 81, Neit. saratuga. StrnRr, Rno
II Sanpt. Giunung. SrchfridIGtpao.
9eardbnibpIltc non $25 an, lnter beiinnotecr
9tuffi6t; G8Rtttblireil, 8eiuiioe, BlaH5cn etc.
meroet i'm IreihbGus am ~SniptFSingnng .9ei
iunheu, Infer @tgcnt miro, ipeiit aefuilnint,
Dprinredhen (92-)
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Sirdlide Nnseigcn.
3iuns.WcmeinOe

@pttesbtsuit 1915, Frcnigien fiber oas Wdrs
cussGnougellum r3eins ino Seoi. Der Souner".
(206)
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Yurfainc.

Maleriih. - Variartig. - Hricbltd,.
gSeitIi6 bon 4SdlOruof cine mo cine balbe
WieiIe. Wirltnt NoIlDs g8aaeons rno Horrnlne'
gSuaaullS nireit bis sim @ingulg. Neioc &c
lcpbotc. Stnot Hiirenu i'm britten Slur ne3
linton 5rnit" sScbiuocs, Gbarles' nne Tanetts'
Strafc. (Ulat4, 1S.3&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-23

Shirt Sto bat bel inc III
Seiitd) in Der Wullbid)mrei erfl1rt,
Bob Sopon itreilg orl benz Yrin5ip
Der oficnen Sbiir feitboltcn miro. Die
iopnniife Hegieruuto fiibIe iif abcr
perpflid,tet, Chino in ieiner iortitritt.
liden EoIitif ST nntcritiibcn. @orte,
nid)tS pciter, sic Sbnten ,Sopnn's,
China mtb Ser Wnnoidunrci ettipre=
d)en oer itohen @ortcn .Sto's goll5
unb gar nidt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-23

Stalien. nj MT aus Der
Grobeben = S,lrd,t gar nidt mcbf her.
nus @ieoer eilt itarfes Yeben oitf
SiSilicu I'M s[ctno . Giitrift, Miid, Der
Ieimp lit pieoer in Sbdtiafeit nno
ipeit 6eller, 2apa mo Stcine aus.
Was mobI Die llriod)en Ser pielen BE.
ben uno Griiptipnen in oieiem Sabre
iein moeen? lleber Sbeorie'n iino
mir nod nid)t binousgefonmen, Sier
bleibt bas Soaer'ide Wort nod, I'M.
n'er Slt Meht beiteben: ySn'S Sntre
Der Hatur brinat fcin cridofIener
@eiit." al
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-23

Cine Ser d) nj el5ung bcr
bier 9rDBten GrpreBs@cieqldoitc,
Nes SnnoeS, Der Ibanls, Inlericon,
ltniteb Stntes uno Wcas Sarge. ioa
inn Mcrfc iein. Gamrit mare ein Gles
icn,Wtonopol 9eid,affen,> trob oncr
Nniitrliit Sricte. Gie Mfticn iebrr
bon bicicn @eicaidoften litb infolac
Ger bobcn bis Srl SO Yro5rnt gcbcnocn
Tipioenoen Grfl1rrmeen i'll lester
3cit ii1sgeiolnmt I'M 43 Milioncn
aeitiegcn, @ie crit nod elmer Mono
poiitcaliiig.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-23

Safe far'S susIams tsIsret q. sgatHe, 4iy
ch.UaIiimsTe' ctr. sats emhSm Ssuie-aS..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-23

&cwlanos tiirfiide SGoer.
Ganttaets.yetdnbe Toitamt arsem. etets often.
Ggiat4, 1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-23

Aus 2iperpool mirb &C.
meloet, bob Die engliide Sonbels.
Worine i'm Sabre 1908 1000 Shiffc
lpeniger bate dis IN 1904, OuB ober
Der Sonnen9eholt Der en0liid)cu San.
belS = Morine in 1908 INN mebr olS
5tuei MiQiollen Sonnen grober mar
OILS III 1894. Gie @roben ~pcriflltdcn
Die &lcinen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-23

Ser Stattbaltcr Der
Monbidurei bat gegen Dos iaponiif,-
dineiiife ManOldurei Ibfommerl
Yroteit eingele9t. Nodoem bieS fofe
g~eItoblen iinb, ioa Der Stoa peri6loi-
len ueroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-23

Ger Tobrcn . pic.l q G
nonntt nTropbet" unb @cbet 2 Seller
CHARLES $. Shlotter lit lit SoitiilaS,,
Nebr., arm gcitorbcn. Seine @unbcr,
firen yoltrd aottlihe aroit" braf.
ten inn Dor Sobren groBcn 3ulotf
9ei linn ielbit BADEN Die @uuber Der,
io9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-23

Gle oeuti6cn So5ioloe.
mofroten botten bis 5um 10. Sftober
1,027,751 Wort ols ltnteritiibung an
Die Observation-Disclosures gclanot.
@roBere Spferpilligfeit Der oeiltiden
So5ialoemofroten ols in irgeno eli.
l1erl anoeren 2un0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-23

Sic nStonborb Oil Com.
PAM" bot ibrc Grportpreiie iiir Te.
troIcum ~crniebriot, ober Don elmer
Serobietung Der greiic fir oic Sn.
Iono.Goniumlcntcn lit feline Hecc.
@ohltbntcn ioatcn bod 81 &ouie dit
fongen.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-04

Iowa and Nebraska. A number. however.
have already arrived from Oklahoma.
Early in the week, It Is expected. the ar
rivals from more distant parts will begin
to come.
Two new hotels have been rushed to COM
pletion to handle the registration crowds.
They are the Radison. owned by B. b.
Ward, and the Herman, owned by Herman
Olson. The new hostelries have rooms, al
together, for over 800 people. In addition.
probably a dozen large tents have been
erected in different parts OF the city, where
cots can be secured, warmly equipped with
blankets, for a moderate sum Trains, too,
are arriving and departing at nearly every
hour Of the day, and applicants, II they
desire, need spend but a few hours In
Aberdeen. They can spend twenty-four
hours at a cost, including registration, Of
$50, and be comfortably housed and fed,
by paying 81 for sleeping accommodations
at a good hotel, IS cents for three meals
and 25 cents registration fee.