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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-27
@OlocncS Sn6ildnm zines SOmrna-
liitcn.

0openport, So., 2G. @uauit.-
Gberit Soiepb Gibod, Der lnn9jGbri9e
&crouSgeber ocs Soma Stoots. 9ln.
5ciger" unO uuentpegt topiere Strei-
fer iiir 6rcibcit unO &eft, ~ieierte elm
ir!tcieS Subil1um, n0mlid) ooS 80.
o0er golocnc &ournoliitcn &ubiI0um
sic 80. g8ie0erfcbr 0cS Cages, on
meldem cr 5lmt erltcn Mnl cine Sci
ting bcrouS0ob. Set unO trcn bot
Der modcrc 3citungS.& ionier ieit0cm
5l icoer Belt iiir olcS @lltc uno GOIc
uno Stonc gefdmpit mo gcitritten;
zen MlIdern iuor or 81 icbcr Belt cin
Gr5fcino, uto fiir Ole pcri6nlihc
6reibcit, iiir boS Gcuidtbum iiibrte
CT INNER mo nod icbt cine idorie
alingc.
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@iit fir @ottcu.

Soucoltcr, go, 26. 9llgrit. -
6rou Ectcr @~ogenboicr BON Ycollrn
(orpnibip lit in &oit uto licbt iid Scr
%ntlogc Uc9cniibcr, ocn &eriltd &c.
mod)t 81 bobcn, lIrienif in oie Meoi-
sin ibrea trunten WinumeS 5lt miid)en.
S~So9cnbofer licgt toOttronf in cincnr
%olpitoI in &%oncoltcr. Die @etueiS.
Gltlnnbnlc craub, 0oB Die 6rou Itdy
cnS 8ltt BON ibrcr StiefihmcItcr,
Gllber Y|iller in NGp. Norf, idide1
lieB, inocn lie porgnb, cS qegcn In.
Bc5leicr 0cbruuhcn 5l ppucn. @ie
6rou @oacnbofer ieIbit Slgab,
6tonnte lie nit Dem Morlne Dor orei
Gobrcn ourh uno heirotbete i'm IN
Nclu-Dort, Gbr geleblider Gbeguttc
1T Mm. S%tombougb, Elm Nep.9orfer
Contractor, Die @ogeuboier bcbon.
0eItoen Acr5tc entoedtcn oenGnihlda
oltrd) clllen ouigcfon9cnen 9riei, ser
Wrlcnif cntDielt.
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SGbcr Sob uun u. SnrpS.

GoIt Strou0Sburg, go, 26.
Nllgllt. - &or fnlrm elmer ISOLDE
mur0e iiber Die III Der 9}Gbe 0icicr
Stoot obgeboItcne 6eicr 0ea SorpS'-
id)cn 6omiIicnto9c9 bcridtet. Gini0e
3eit nod Der GScier cnticrnte Der 80.
milicupoter Nlcronocr Narp3 iih
9todmittogS BON icincr @obnlmM
I'M IN Dem Nnnlnminf SIltiic 3ll
fiidcu. NlS cr NbenbS nid)t bcinl.
tebrte, modten lid citiGc Scr S0bnc
Guf Die Slld)c un6 innoen om ipGten
9lbcno ocn @crmiBten enticclt i'm
Ie!dltcn Nuiicr licgcn. Gin 9ltltiturj
bate icincm 9cben pl0blih Elm Gn0e
Gclnad)t. Ger 10 raid Nbberuicnc
%cntitommte elmer scr G~lteitcn oelt.
ihen 6omilicn beS StooteS uno bat
clr glter bon II Sobrcn CREDIT. all.
Der Der Satin iiberleben i'm iieberl
Sobne, licben l0fter mo lieben
Sd)meitern. 0rei 9riioer lino ibnl
i'm Sooc poran gegongct. Rod) am
Samilientogc bate sic SbeiInc6mer
llrlodc. lid iiber sic Iiitigfeit ocS
ran VerltorbcneH 81 frellcn.
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Sine ueitere Sabn fir ben rfranfcn
Sarrimam."

Gbtcago, 26. 9luguit. - Ger
,Recoro Scroll" 6ringt bellte cine
0epei6c ans Der Stoot Merifo, in
nelfer eS beibt, bdB Ser omerifoni.
ihc 9otidoiter lopio 6. Sbompion
Sic Sans lmerifoniidc Giienbobn"
fiir CO. $4,000, 900 in @oIo gefouit
babe. GicicS lit Die ein5ige @iien-
bobL wel6e BON Dem Norbeu bis
nod Der Observation-Disclosures
l1uft. Gle Gepel1e beiagt ferner,
Dab gOtihoiter Sbompion lid
oollern0 in Nerifo nieocr5uloiien &c.
ocnft, obifon er ongefiinoigt bot,
NoB er 0enn1d)lt ieinen Diplomatic
Iden Soften nieoerlegen mill. Die
llcbertrngumg Der 9obn geidob ouf
ben Namen bon Srn. Sbompion. oof
berIoltet, baB ct. Coulter aopitoli.
item an ser Sransaftion i~ntereiiirt
Iino rmo Ser enbgiiltige Glan ooriu
beltcbt, oas 300 Meilen longe 9abn.
ipItem ihlieBlih Dem Sarrpman'ifen
Spltem ein5llperleibell ,als eine. &ette
ton 9abnen, meld)e lid bon 9ritiidl.
Columbia bis nad GentroI.N merifa
critreden ioll.
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Weaen 4fanohans.Saie.

8ofbinaton 26. gueuIt.
Gie bieiigen Mitglieoer Der .3otio.
nal Chic 6e0erotion of @omen" bo-
ben Die Grridtung elmer cooperotipen
Ffnnoleib-@eieaidoft in angriff. &C.
nonnten, ourd Welde ole oielen Nn.
~geIteatet Der Hegierlmg gegen N(uSi
helltung ourd) Bfonoleib-Saie Qe-
Id)iiBt lueroen ioaen. 6rou Suft,
@nttin oeS 9unoeS. grGIioenten, SRI.
Minnie Mtorgan, SRI. Somuel Spcn.
Ger, 6rou Nifolas 2ongportb uno
onoere Gomen Der @eieaifoft bethel
lI9e1 lid an bieier 9eiuegung. 0ie
r1elte Efonoleib- @eieaiboft miro nur
Observation-Disclosures beIfen uno
llltr 4 Bro5ent pro Sobr fir gelieierte
@elber ioroern.
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@beloiisfcit Die geoinsuns.

Philadelphia, So, 26. s(ua.
- @iuiom Soegart bon bier erfldr-
re geltern, CT iei entidloiiel iif Der
Gbeloiigfeit 81 fiigen, lpeld)e iein Der
ltorbener gruoer sur 8eoinquna ae.
n1od)t bat, inter pelder linn Elm Sc.
got bon $4,000 uno Elm mertbuoaer
lonolider @runobelis in Californian
5uiolen ioq. Son Dem @ermddtniB
ipor lbm ourd) ieinen &ed)tsumpolt
IN Goleio, Gol., Mittbeilnne gemodt
iporoen. Ger @~runobeiib bat ur'
lprInglid Sog9art'S Sbeim eebort,
ipel6er ld)on Dor pielen Sobren &c.
ltorben lit uno @iuiom'S 9ritoer 90.
bio 9. Soggort utter Der Seoingung
sum @rben eingeiebt bette, Dab er lid
iii6t berbeirotbe. Der Vrlloer emit
Iprot Der @%eoingung unb bat bel iei.
mem Dor o6t Sabren erfolgten IbIe-
ben ieinem Grben oieiel6e 9eidrGn.
fitna ouferlegt.
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Gm Gisidlrnnf ocfnnaCn.

G6icogo, 2G. 2huguit. - 3lDei
Stun0cn lang bat geItcrn 9lbeno elm
uermcgcner &Gubcr in Ho6crt &ielo-
jen'3 SGontlofal ungcit0rt ge6ollit.
Ger lmbeimIide Noit betrot Die
l8irt6l6oit gcgen 10 llbr NbcuO5,
icBtc 0cll il6erraidten Mirt6, Der 5llz
iGQig oQein mar, eincn Hcpolpcr olli
Die SrilIt mo }luung i'm Den groBcn
GiSidront ais @eiGngniB 81 bc5ie.
ben. MG6rcnO oonm Der HdllbCr Die
&allc olSplilnocrte, fam Elm 0ltr1tigcr
@aIt bil5u, Der obne llnlitGuoc &C.
n0tbigt mur0c, Dem Wirtbe i'm Gi9s
ld)ront @cicllihait 81 Iciltcn, nod
Dem Der H0llbcr ibm nod Die SuidCn
olt5gcpliln0ert butte. Wtit Der Belltc
nod nidt 5uiriCOen, blicb Der Bandit,
nuf nclle Opfer borreuO. toltbliitig
bintcr Dem Sdonftiid). 0rci @Gite,
Die nndeinonOcr orgloS eintrotelL
mltr0cn nit Siilic 0eS %0robcnOcn Nes
polpera qC5pu1gcn, in ocn Giaidront
SIT ifliipien, 100 ol9bolO 0ronguoQ
iiirdtcrli6e Gnge berri6te. Grit ais
ooS c~iqcnortige @ciGnqniB poagc-
pfropit mar, perobidicOete iid) Der
Bandit nit cinent ip0ttiid)cn 2cbc-
pobl an Ole I'M Giai6ronf cingc-
ihlolicncu Opicr. Ger @irtb mo Die
bier ollSQeplilnoerteu @0lte murOcu
ihlieBIid bon burltiaen Seltten, bic
oe8 @eqeS tomen unO OoS 2ofol on.
ihei1eno per0oet outroien, aus ibrCr
peiulidcn Gage beireit. Ser Hduber
bat lngcfGbr 500 crbeutet.
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Nttentat uuf amcritanifdJCn &icc'
Suniul.

SEEM Orleans, 60, 26. Nu8.
- QSie bier G~ingetroiiene 9anlpier=
FaIiagiere beri6tcn, lit m1f Den ame.
rifonii6en Bice-Honiul in Gartageno.
Colombia, pom 5mei @ingeborcnen
Gin Wor0- 2lttCntat periibt mor0cn, bel
lDcl6em er ernItIi6 DerleBt Wur0e.
Gem &ngriii ioll cine Den Ameritu-
Hern ieinoli6e Stimmung 81 0rmOe
Gelegcn bu6en. &r. WcDtaIterS be-
imlo iih ou NbCn0 oc5 n. l5,lli in
icincr Mobuumg in Gnrtdgena, ais cr
Don Cara Gon0obn, Dem Reoottellr
cineS IN Gartugena erideinen0eE
&lattc5, unO cinem Sremoe OleieS
W}ume3 nit Miriicrn ut0 Neuoluern
iiberiallen mur0c. WcNiaIterS lcbte
lid) und) &rGiteu sur @ebre, aber
l(lne NnArciicr bradten ibm bod Elm
Illbcn0 Wlul0en bel lln0 lieBen i'm
iiir foot licgcll. llutcr 9(noerem mrlr-
Ge er 6llrd) einen StreifiduB al Der
Stirn ucrleBt mo crbielt WieIier1tidc
in Den &opf mo in Oen llnterIeib.
lroB ieiner idlpercn GerleBungcu
GOfit mon mlf Srn. McO}oItcrS @ic.
ocrbcrItellma. Seine An9reiicr pur.
on crit am ~iolgrnben IoAe sur Soit
9cbroft, bciiltoen lid Jest o6er 9eioe
i'll @ciGngniB. An 0us Stoot8- De-
%portcncnt III @oibington lit Elm Be
r,dt iibcr Den &orioa obgegouqen,
uno sic omcritoniid)es @cionOtihoit
III 9OaotgninA bereitta @grpgtbrnm9
pCrlandt bQ6cn.
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ltHtcr ncucr 9lntlaae.

20 .NtfH. ..'
Mortctta 90, 26. 2llgllit. -
GoOc @ilIiomS, Der for6ige 2nufpGr-
ter pom S6IoAtidiif nGermont, Der
tiir5lid, ais or einen GoQegeu I'M
&orfampf t0otlid perleet bottc, oca
SoOtidlogS mgcflagt, ieood ireige-
iprodcn mnrOe, beiinOet iidb inter Der
&ntlagc cine3 NngriiiS in norbert.
Idcr gbiid)t I'M bieiigen @ef1n9niB.
Die (bot lit Dor ctluo 5rpci Sobrcn
%bcgau9cn mor0cn, mo MiQiamS lit
uon Dem Angc9rifieneu. einem inn
Gu MciBcL 9tomena &omar0 Hortb.
olltt bon bier, ouf oos 9eitimmtcite
i0cntifijirt lpor0e1.
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Giicnba6 FIN

9ofcrfiel6, Gol., 26. Angirit.
= Nei ser Gntgleiiung zines iiio-
morta iobrcnoen @iiter5ugeS Scr
"Soltbcrn @ocific.9 obn" ollf Dem
fredericksburg 5piiden Der Sebahopi.
EoBboDe lnlO Woiope falben Scr So.
fon%lotipnIbrer mo 5pei 9remier Sen
Zoo. Qic 9remien bottcn pl0tIif
Sct 9ienit pcriagt, 10 oob DER 3llg
tboInMu0rt3 rate. 6iiui iueitere Ser.
l2ncn iollcn perlebt ieilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-27
9eitic in McnIdFuscitalt.

llnbolo i6leu0ert Satin Don Der
&lippe. - @un0erbarer 3ufoll
uerbin6ert Morooeriud,.
NeW Oorf, 26. NuQuit.-6oit
mie Elm <lloer lit geitern in @eit.
@obofeu Elm gr0Bliber W%oroperiudb
pcreitelt poroen. Son ibrem @attel
Games, bon Dem lie lett lGngerer
Belt getrennt lebt, muroe an Der Gte
BON 8oIiiobe-2lpenle mno G6arle3-
StroBe ole in 9tr. 297, Slloion.Npa.,
mo6nbufte 6rou Wtorp Wc@uire
iiberiaIen, gefnebelt utO bon Der be.
no6barten 200 Sub bobeH uno ioIt
icntreht o6fallen0en &iippe qeitoe
BEN. Cab sic ltngliidlihe Dem i6ret'
lifen Eooe entging, Den Der llnbolo
i6r 5ugeoaht botte. bat lie nltr 0eaI
llmitono 81 p%croonfer, OoB lie oltf
einem 6clSuoriprung aufidlug un0
o1tt 0ieiem liegen blie6.
9or mebreren Wonoten iub iid olc
6rau %gc5muugen ibren Don ser 40.
lt5el ais lu1tgenidtS 9cidil0ertCI
Wionn 81 uerlaiien, oo cr niht MIR
ntdt tiir lie iorgte, ionoeru tie audi
tdaIid) brutal miBbonoelte. Seit0em
mo6nte lie bel ibrer Mutter unb Der.
hiellte ibren 2e6enSuuterbalt lelbIt.
Sn Ser Ietten 3eit oerIudte- Der
Menid luieOerboIt, lie sur Iiidfebr
81 ibm 81 bemegen, mo ais lie iit6
meigPrte, itieB er &ooeSOrobungcn
Gegen iic ans.
8eitcrn frii6 fur5 nod Wftttcrs
nadt, loucrte Ser 8llri6e Der 6ruu
oil Der o6engenonnten StroBenedfe
atf, mo ais iic ulf Dem Seimtue0
bon Ser 2lrbeit erifien, ~itiir5tc En- Itd
nuf lie un0 itefte ibr, INN lie am
Shreien 5u perbinoern eiren &ne6cl
in ben Wln0, ben er aus einem Ga.
l6eutu6 gcorebt bette. 0onn l6leiite
er Die Dor S6reten bolb Sbnm0hti.
&c nod Ser noben 9Iippe, periestc
ibr einen S6lag nuf Ben 9opf um5
itieB lie topfii6er bina6. .
&m Ialen perlor sic Srau 6aS
9elpuBticin oollenos, uto oils lie
noh Idllgerer Belt Wieber 81 iid
fam lag iie am Ronoe OeS QGbnen.
0ell N6grln0cS alf einenl meniaer
ols 5luei SUB breitcn 6eIsporiprung
alf Incident JIG bGn9en geblie6en
mar. Sic geringite 9cmegulg hGttc
ibr ben ii6eren zoo gebrodt. Sire
per5peifelten Siilierufe mur0en
IdIieBlih bon Dem Holi5iiten Gbon!s
berlain geb0rt, Der SeiIe sur StcGe
brodte, nit pelden tic bon einiqen
berbeigeeilten 0fGnnern aus ibrcr
entleBliden Gage 6efreit mllr0c. 9ll@
Iie mieOer feIten 9oOcn ullter ocn
| 6ilBell1 bate, fiel iie robernolS IN
0bnnla6t uno mlroe oonn NIT einer
Nmbulan5 nod Dem oNort6 &oipi.
tai" gebradt. Gort iteute lif berouS,
ooB lie einen 9ruf oes &ouOqeIenf@
llno cine @ltnoe om aopf e~rlitten
botte, Die nit nelll Stiden 5ugenGGt
lper0en mlBtc. Giner ibrer Singer lit
10 5crqlleti6t, Dob er pobrideinlid
omputirt meroen muB.
Ter llnbolO bon einem @otten be.
iuertlteligte nod ieiner 5obt oie
6lllft uno tonnte bis Jest bon Scr
Boli5ci nibt einoeiougen tuer0eu.
Ter Menid ioll ongeblid 9igomiit
Iein nnO an Dit 20. StroBe in Mun.
battan cine 3peite Satin nit jmei
ainoern boben,
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WrDkc SantOcrpfIanSnna.

SoIem, Ore. 26. NrlgltIt. - Tn
SRI. Srenc Mortin bon bier, meld)e
Tor <r5cm id)rere 9ronowunocn
t~rlitten bate, nurbe cine Operation
pcrgcnommen bei meld)cr auf iie 400
Nuaorot5oa Soiit perpilon5t muroen,
mclde bon 0rei anoeren Eerionen emf.
nommen moroen lporen. @ie Die
Ner5tc iugelL lit Dies Ole gr0bte Der
ortige Separation, lpcld)c bis ictt Dor.
0ctonmlNl lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-27
SnaenSIidle yahnircplcr.

8ilfeSbarrc, ga, 2G. 9lilgrii.
- 3mei t7.iGbri9e &noberL Die ibre
9tamelt ais IbrnbomS 2ouin aus
Nems2)orf mo Moep Garrett aus
Vrooflpn ongoben, iplrocn lntpcit
@bite Sopcn perboitet, nlS lie nit
&iilie zines groBen 6elSblods cilten
|4serioncn5ug Der ySebigb &aIlep.
@obn" 5rr @ntgIeiiung 5it brin9c1
tcriudten. IS mllroe ieboh teincr.
lei Sdooen ongeribtet mo Hientouo
oerleBt. Hod) einem 8erb0r III
@bite Sopcn mitroen bic iungen
Serlte beilte 9lbenO Dem bieIigcn
County 8ciGngnib 5useiiiDrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-27

bel mcldcu Oa3 Shlodtibiif o&cnu q
ais ,3iclidcibc oiellt, mcrocn bier
furtacicbt. @citCru mrroe Die oScnu"
Oltrdl pier pom arcu3er o&otouu)c
Trcpille" ubqcihoIicnc Eroicftil2
crnitboft 6ei4Goiat. Cine 2n3obl Oer
in &GiiQGn olt @oro Oea S1iife2
befinoIihcn I6icrc puroe in 6oIge
ser @ltIpcrgoic bcluuBtloS mo Der
branntC.
Nuiitidc Sto0t in Slam
mem.
0ociin 2G.9tuG.-Srcmontidug,
ein iuOuitrieller Crt BON 10000 Gin
l|uobncrn I'M Commencement @oltas
ma, itcbt iCit Somitog in 6lonmcn
uno cS lit bereit8 cin S6Qocn por
100000 o1Qetiftct morocn. Iie
6lommcu a~reifen nod imncr mcbr
nm ii6, Gin Grittel Der StoOt lit be-
reit5 nicocrgebrount.
Wieu an Scr R eide
@ien 2G. 2(uguit.- Gle W}itglic.
Ser omcrifonii6en Gonmiiiion iijr
&nlono- @oiierluegc limo BON Berlin
bier ongelongt.
9iS gum Somitoa 6lciben iic in
Der 0itreidiifcu 5ouptitoot mo be-
gebGn iid Damn Hod) @uoapCIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-27

Taiie snr ReiIe in's MnsIanb be.
Iorst 6. Gaine, ri. 413, Dh.SaIti.
ulpreitraRe, nabe GaitOm Souje ape.
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Oibfel Der 9nmmbett.
9as lid Gin c5ediidcr giirgcrmciitcr
girgermciitcr III Srcbnit %lciitct.

SSerbietet ooS 8ieocrberitelcn Oe3
preuBiiheu NoIerS an Dem ucu-
bcrgeitcIltcn GenfmoI 5u Grc6.
nis fir ole BORT geioacncn prell.
Biiden arieaer. Gle Gnt,
riiituue in Oeutideu areiicn oil.
acmeiu.- n5obom Ortb'S" @rici
ans GIepeIano. - 3toIicncr be.
fiirdteu Woiieu = GuSweiiun8cn.
4. 2oro eliot beging SeI6itmoro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-27
&edt intere hant.
gnfflarnns iibcr Den SOblenlGHOc'
rcicnsS fnu0al in Nlnsfa.

Ger 9eri6t bon g. E. @IaoiS bonn
@cnerol 2anoamt. - Webrere
9eomte pes GcportcmcntS ocS
Snncrn 6eOenfIid bIoBgeitellt. -
2onOidenfung in Ben 0afotaS.
- User @roBgrlmobeIiscr neroen
mill fam iid melocn. - @oI5.
brci- mo 0rltdpopier- 30Qe.
9eruhung Der 3wii6enitantliden
9onoeIa G%ommiiiion 81 ermars
ten.
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NnS 9cnti9lanO.
GGrnna fir NatiOnal.SunOcsucrtrc'
ter in WiiudJcn.

Cbcrbiir8crmeiitcr Or, Ridoro pom
9oridt peronitaItet 6eiteiien iiir
Nidoro i. sdmiot. - rGrc@-
Sen" Dor Ncm.yorfcr 6o5rt nod
bel 6(otten- Manoperu. - &oub.
m6rOer &i6aro &cnfeI I'M Sc
fGnoniB6of 3u 9l6tenice bin0c.
.a ri6tct. - G~ntbiiGmgeu oca mi
iii6eu So5ioIiitcu 9urticw i'm
II, nG]oriuart&" Gbicdao'er in
The Washington times., 1909-02-15
NEW YORK MINISTER
SCORES ROOSEVELT
Miss EthelS Attendance at
The Easiest Way" the
Cause of Attack.

NEW YORK. Feb. 15-President
Roosevelt has come under the ban of
n prominent New York minister's ire
for permitting his daughter, Miss Ethel
Roosevelt to attend d performance Of
THE Easiest Way when that play
was in Washington. The minister
severely criticised the President yester-
cay for allowing his daughter to attend
the play, which was characterized as
"a most CensuTable play"
"A few weeks ago President ROOse-
yelt's youngest daughter. with some o.
her associates from Cabinet circles, saw
a most indecent and immoral play"
said the minister.
If MI Roosevelt had proper regard
for the welfare Of his family he would
rot have permitted her to attend that
performance"
This was only one of the many out
bursts from pulpits here yesterday
against the presentation of so-caIled i'm
moral plays. Several ministers preached
specifically against "SalUme." John the
Baptist" and other plays Of their own
choosing. One minister declared AU-
gustus Thomas had done much to raise
the standard of the theater by writing
clean and wholesome plays and de-
clared there was no reason why all
plays should not have a high moral
tone.
The Washington times., 1909-02-15
FRENCH WOMAN
ELECTED JUDGE

Don't forget her name. Nine Gle
mence Jusse-ue is the first woman ever
elected 20 any public office DO France.
She was put up as a representative Of
her profession as dressuaker. and
she It SIS who viii now decide iu the
trade disputes Her title is commercial
Judge.
Strange 20 say, Nine Jusseliue has
been elected entirely aE men. Etan.
though perhaps 10 would have been
stranger II she Lad been chosen gv her
own sex. She regards her election as
can almost historic event. for fr is
something To be- proud OF 90 Doe the
ITst women I'm France 90 hold such a.
position. Boston Herald.
The Washington times., 1909-02-15
PLEASING WAY
TO WEAR SCARF

Girls who do not want TO carry bril-
nan-c0IOred scarfs around their shout
ders are now fastening them TO the
frOCk in a picturesque manner.
They use them with the empire
gown and the medieval one. with It's
broad 0ue-piece back, which hangs from
the shoulders The scare is made Of
gold or silver tissue. which most of the
shops handle these days. Tt is b0rIeraI
with gold or silver fringe. Is Topped
across the figure at the back above the
waist h1er and caught at each shoulder
witch an ornate buckle
one end usually hangs straight down
the back 20 the hem of tle gown, and
The other short end forms tine sleeve
CTaperE that drops 20 the elbow.
Sometimes these ~carfs are b0rdereG
with fur. and give CuuTt-liIEe look to
a splendid =lveL or satin frolk
The Washington times., 1909-02-15
DONT'S FOR THE NURSERY.
Don't kiss the baby

Don't Kiss The baby.
Don't handle baby unless your hands
are very very clean.
Don't bring baby's face close to your
own OF to your hair
Don't allow baby to touch your face
or hair.
EOn't talk. breathe. whistle. blow.
cough. or sueeze into baby's face. We
want him TO live.
Don't use your handkerchief to baby's
hands. face or mouth
Don't allow a child 90 be continually
eating between meals. If you do. the
chances are that very soon his digestion
will be ruined
Don't forget that a child is sometimes
persistently naughty simply because he
is so tired that his poor little nerves are
all on edge.
The Washington times., 1909-02-15

Letters to The washington Times
Inquiry Column are invited Cues
tons which are not Of general in.
terest will be answered by mail;
rush Inquiries, by telephone. Call
Main $3.50. Names and addresses of
writer's must be affixed TO their
questions as an evidence of good
faith, and a stamped and addressed
envelope must accompany each in
quiry which is not of public interest
The Washington times., 1909-02-15
Leghorn Hat

Herminie O.-TO clean a leghorn hat
brush out the dust with a stiff whisk-
broom, running it around the insiCe as
faithfully as you brush the outside
having first taken out the lining and
removed the band. Clip each stitch. in
stead of pulling the thread and leave no
bits sticking 10 the straw. When sae
hat is broom clean" rub il all ever
thoroughly with damp COTnmeal. Let
this stand fer ten minutes, then apoIy
dry meal Leave it on for six hours
before brushing out the meal If YOU
wish to bleach the hat. sponge it freely
with peroxide OF hydrogen and expose
to the hot sun.
The Washington times., 1909-02-15
Religious Statistics,

A. NJ THE numerical strength OF
the different religions Of the world fol
lows: Jewish. SIS, 000; Orthodox Greek
Church, 9S196G00, Pr0tesJants, 1921
525. MOhssa- nedans, 176,S34,3T2; Roman
Catholics, Z3t566533.
The estimated population Of the Chin
csc empire is 4321Jn0lO.
The term Heather is too vague. but
if nOu-Chris tiaus is meant, the number
can be SECur.ained by adding together
the totals Of Christians In the above
statistics and subtracting the number
from 100000 900, the approximate pOpu-
laJiOn Of the world.
The Washington times., 1909-02-15
Red Ants.

A. NJ. P.-TO get rid of red ants, mix
8 cents worth Of tartar emetic in an
equal amount of sugar. Make it quite
moist with water, put into small dishes
and set on shelves where the ants
trou'ieOme. The ants disappear as my s.
teriOusly as they came. Keep it out
of the reach Of children, as it is poison
Gus.
Use bOrax and red pepper freely Lay
rags dipped in kerosene In their way,
ard tack sticky hy-paper to the under
side Of your shelves.
The Washington times., 1909-02-15
Tad" Lincoln

G. n. W.-Thomas Lincoln, the second
son Of Abraham Lincoln ana named
after the Presidents father, died shortly
after the civil war. Robert r., the elder
son, graduated from Harvard and was
member OF the Cabinet during the Gar
field and Arthur administration
The Washington times., 1909-02-15
Remove Ink Stains.

Mrs. Charles H.-TO remove ink
stains from a gray wooden dress, lit
orally csc use the spotted place in
alcohol Ii may be necessary to apply
the fluid several times before the spots
The Washington times., 1909-02-15
Creole

CreOle-A creole. generally speaking,
is native of Spanish America OF
West India, of European Originally
SPANISH parentage; distinguished from
negro, aboriginal or person OF mixed
blood. In Louisiana a creole is a native
descended from French or Spanish an
cestors by either parent or a white
native who speaks French
The Washington times., 1909-02-15
Mount PeIee.

+ MCL.-Mt Pelee was I'm violent
eruption from May q TO 81. 1902. a year
that Will long be remembered as the
year of extraordinary seismic cOnvuI-
siOns. II is estimated that $1,000 people
persisted on the Island of Martinique
The Washington times., 1909-02-15
Inaugural Stands.

Honor viii have a seating capacity of
500. The other stands are being built
by private parties, who may regulate
the size according 20 the demand for
tickets.
The Washington times., 1909-02-15

Ivory Soap is not a
slime saver; or a 'la-
Dor saver. Nor does it
''make dirt fly"
But it will clean as
quickly as is consistent
with safety; and it can
be used for hundreds of
purposes for which ordi-
nary soaps are unsafe
and unsatisfactory.
Ivory Soap
90 400 Per Gent. Pure.
The Washington times., 1909-02-15
Get at Music Store.

A Subscriber regret that this de-
partment cannot reprint the words of
the song you desire. Apply at any
Music store for copy Of the song.
The Washington times., 1909-02-15

Z. E.-Write a note very much like
the following In aclInOWIedg cement Of
your silver wedding anniversary pres
cnts.
My Dear Mrs Smith.
Mr. Jones and ! thank Won for the
handsome silver meat fork you sent
us as reminder OF the tWenty-tifth
anniversary OF our wedding. We both
want you to come 10 dinner some even
ing in the near future and help us
use the fork.
Sincerely,
Mary Ann Jones"
The Washington times., 1909-02-15
Rate Of Interest.

John II. Wllliams-SiX per cent a year
is the legal rate Of interest in the Dis
triCt of Columbia.
The Washington times., 1909-02-15
Inaugural Ball.

A Constant Reader-John 3. Larner,
chairman, Washington Loan and Trust
Company, is handling applications for
seats In the inaugural stands
Tickets for the inaugural ball are sold
at s. each.
The Washington times., 1909-02-15

-safe-Erlght 5Il5 Complete Put
on. G.. a. MUDDLMAE q CO.. GIG IZtu
a. --gl @ ST.
The Washington times., 1909-02-15
ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS
No Bets Decided.

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