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The Detroit times., 1909-03-04

merciless murderer IS Append.
citis with many victims But Dr
Kings -Nrvs f.tttr'- PITTS t1tt II ~ Pre-
yention They gently stimulate stom.
ach. liver and bowels. preventing that
clogeiug that invites appendicitis Gun.
ing Constipation Biliousness. Chnls.
Malaria Headache and Indigestion AZ
f. G. Kinsel Central Drug Co, Cray
4 Worcester.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-04

OF the best American hotels have
over stopped al They make YOU
fee, at home
= lIg grounds are m guUt SIM we
and tWo car lines run right to The
park.
Taking Il all In all. really be-
lleye This is the best training
quarters We have ever visited
Manager Jennings regards Mulliu S
Judgment very highly on matter OF
this sort and regards the information
contained In the letter as the most en-
news possible
Photographs OF the san Antonio
The Detroit times., 1909-03-04
BATTING Eeasta.

June is. 1898, Cincinnati hit
Rhodes. Louisville pitcher for thirty
two hits, FOR a total OF hfty-four bases,
breaking all league records. The
game recalled the game OF 1865 when
the Athletics scored twenty-five home
runs against the Nationals OF Jersey
City: also the game year later when
the Unions OF Morrisania made an
even 100 base hits. using the old rub.
bet ball
The Detroit times., 1909-03-04
MaIonev Has Hard Task.

Matt Maloney, the Marathon record
holder. will engage In the struggle OF
his career Friday night when he meets
Pat White, the Irish champion, in a
Marathon race at the Sixty ninth regi-
ment armory. II will be great night
for the Irish-two OF the best OF the
"Ould Sod" runners fighting IL out for
victory, and on most appropriate bat
tie ground, the armory OF New. York's
Irish guard
The Detroit times., 1909-03-04

That the climate hotel and general
bndItions at San Antonio where lhe
fj9Crs WIFI start -trettffjts ne t--h ftn
re- right up 10 specifications In ever
aspect Is the substance OF letter
teeiyed by Manager Hugh Jennings
nm George Muliln, his stalwart hea'
4 who has been inhabiting the Texas
Own for the last week.
Mullin is greatly pleased over the SIT
The Detroit times., 1909-03-04
The "sllent Manager"

Jimmy Mcclure will be the real
manager OF the Maps this season, and
don't YOU forget II I.ajoie knows that
he isn't there on that managerial bus
mess and has practically given James
full charge or course. Larry ism Z
telling everybody about this, though.
The Silent Manager just fts Nc
Cures case Washington Star.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-04
The Guns WY. SURF

The cubs are being touled IS The
pennant winners again by ,he western
baseball sharps They base their opiu-
ions on the fact that Chance will have
the same old machinery working. and
with their pitchers there Will be NO
club IN he National leasHe 90 stop
HON
The Detroit times., 1909-03-04
THE DAY. GATHERED FOR THE DETRO
IAN ANTONIO THE BEST TRAINING
SPOT GEORGE MULLIN EVER SAW

park which have arrived m the citY
show IL to be about the usual minor
league plant with very fair coating
7t7ti isl-stE'Tls,- 'EFE'-iti stiiti La =
90 brag over but this feature is ABOUT
The least important
Manager Jennings viii arrange toF 4
heated car 10 convey the athletes pdcA
and forth between the hotel ahd the
mark. as was done last year al 1.-the
Rock Consultation With Trainer ] u''
hill convinced the manager that the
distance was TOO great 10 De cuNeTVu
on foot. "a is always desirable "neh
nOssible.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-04

cafe Grande. All owners OF good
horses are invited 10 come along and
join the club.
The Michigan freshman track team IL
shattered by conditions and won
hold any competitions with outside
teams before the opening Of the out
door year. even IL then.
Mike DonIin. Fielder Jones, Hans Wsg-
ner and Charlie Schmidt. star mem
bers OF the holdout club, are still
standing hrm. Lesser lights are los
ing heart, however. every day.
Mt. Clemens. Pontiac. Chatham and
Windsor appeared last night with
their forfeit money and were duly
admitted 10 the Border league Sat-
Mia and Port Huron may yet be
added.
The irrepr~ssibie Wilton Carmichael In
sists that Detroit wants the next
bowling congress Detroit bowlers ia
general have decided that the prope-
sitlon Is too bis for them 70 handle
however.
The Tigers have scheduled a game for
the morning or ALril with the st
Mary's college team near Topeka
quite a number Of Detroit boys IN
GLIDING Frank Nevin's two nephews
are attending school there
The Detroit times., 1909-03-04
No Wonder he Raved.

/; has finally developed what caus-
ed Pulliams outbreak in Chicago. The
day that he took II on the run from
the meeting he had been handed n
bill for $3.50 for the dinner which he
gave TO the newspaper men.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-04
No, Heart but Stomach.

Johnny Evers says his heart is with
the Cubs. but that he has stomach
trouble and this Is why he won't play
ball ill June |.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-04
Romlinn prnv.rh
KIIls Would.se sIaver

Genius o. the. capacity for placing
M ball between one and three.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-04
Can CIV Win p More7

"Cy' Young needs to win only p
games this year 10 bring his major
league total OF victories up TO 500.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-04
SPORT VIEWS
and REVIEWS
Bly,.
PAUL II.
BRUSKE.

7
i a their
be OF
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-11-05
Use For The North Pole

The announcement of the double dis.
covery OF the north pole by DR.. Cook
and Perry gives the United States one
more territorial possession 1t becomes
ours without intention or desire bv
government, just Us the Philippines
became ours by an accident of war,
writes IL. II. Windsor in November
Popular Mechanics. In these days it is
difficult to imagine any possible com
mercial value in those frigid, and for
the most part, lifeless lands and waters
"a desert of snow and ice Yet the
time may come, unlikely as it now
appears, that some good use may he
found for the north polar region. 1t
will b. recalled that Alaska was Dur =
chased chiefly as whaling and sealing
ground, and both these Industries are
already nearly extinct, while the
mineral and agricultural value of
Alaska has proven to be of every great
value.
When Alaska was bought, Il railroad
in that country was no more inproba-
bic than that. tourists will some day
include Inc trip To the pole as one of
the essentials to the well Travelled.
With few exceptions history reminds us
that where one man has gone and ~.
turned others are found to do likewise,
and each additional successful journey
makes others easier and safer as
routes are selected and provision made
for shelter. However, there is no likeli
hood of any uncomfortably large rush
of tourists in that direction for some
time to come.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-11-05
New Zealand System Of Voting

The New Zealand system of prefer
was tried for the first time
in the United States at the election in
Grand Junction, Colorado, Tuesday
Last April Grand Junction adopted
new charter modelled on the Galveston
and Des Moines plan of government by
the New Zealand system of "choice yot-
ing" on all candidates for city offices.
Partisan politics is completely done
away with. No candidate can go be-
f9fA the people as the candidate of any
q B or faction or under any party
name All candidates are nominated
by petition. No candidate can hire
workers or engage in an active campaign
on election day.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-11-05

40 p. m.-'Mensuration" D. R.
Jones.
2:4O p. IN. -"Language in the Sixth,
Seventh. and Eighth Grades. Mrs. S.
j. Peters.
BIO p. m.-Address, Good Health,
d. r. Jones.
500 p. m.-Entertainment by Miss
Edith Howe, Reader and Elocutionist.
FRIDAY MORNING SESSION
$3.50 a. m.-Music
9:4O IL. m.-"Geography", general
discussion by the institute.
1920 a. m.-"Developme mt of Ap-
probation and Attitudes Thr ough Liter
allure" D. R. Jones.
The rem Under of the days work will
be supplied and published later.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-11-05
PHONE loe
The Stock Gamblers Voice.

AS rule. great manipulators have
nlsn' thin voices and take distrust-
1ul view OF securities. Their vocal
pecullarity must be left as an arbi-
trary fact; as 10 their bcarish slant of
mind, it is eIstly accounted for. II
comes ii; he fac; that their services
are MT. 'irel solicited by MEN bav.
ing something 10 sell than by men
wishing to buy-in the ratio of about
five To "ne. Nevertheless there is no
instance of bear manipulator's hay.
ing died rich. 1t is a bulls coumtry-
EyeryDoIy's Magazine
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-11-05

population of the United States in 1908.
1t is considered probable that fully 300
600 more died in those cities not includ-
ed in the Census Bureau death registra-
ton area. In this connection DIR. Will
bur quotes Professor Irving Fishers
conclusion that of all the diseases of
infancy, having the median age one
year, Al per cent may be prevented:
and that of the diseases of childhood
having median age two to eight years,
81 per cent may be prevented.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-11-05
Institute Program

Nearly all the arrangements for the
teachers institute which conyenes in
Elko, in the County High School build
ing next Tuesday have been completed.
There are several numbers to 20 on the
program that are not yet reported, but
i'll the main the program will be as
follows:
TUESDAY-MoRNINGS SESSION
9:3O o'clock u. m.-Institute convenes.
1000 a. m.--Welcome Address.
1870 a. m.-"The Aim and Contents
of Arithemetic for Elementary Schools
d. r. Jones.
11:3O a: INCARCERATION of Teachers.
AFTERNOON SESSION
1:3O p. m.-Music
lao p. m.-''Some Things not Found
i'll Books" Lucy NJ. McDermot.
2:l0 p. m.-Teaching of Addition and
Subtraction" D. r. Jones.
3:10 p. m.--"The Relation of High
School Work to Grade Work" Prof. F.
E. Howard.
WEDNESDAY-MORNING SESSION
$50 a. m.--Music.
0:40 a. m.-"Teaching of Multiplica-
ton and Division" D. r. Jones.
1910 - "Handwork in Primary
Grades" Miss billiard.
1870 a. m.-Lecture. D. r. Jones.
AFTERNOON SESSION
1:30 p. m.-Music
lao p. m.-Recitation. Eliz lbeth
McKenna.
200 p. m.-"Teaching of Music in the
Grades" Mrs. Lothrop.
220 p. IN. - Fractions D. R.
Jones.
$40 p. m.-'Drawing in the Primary
Room" Marie Morris.
500 p. m.-Evening Lecture in the
High School Assembly Room" The
New Ideal of Citizenship" D. R
Jones.
THURSDAY.-MoRNtNG SESSION
$50 a. m.-Music.
$40 a. m.-"Reading in the Grades
above the Second" Prof. p. &. Nc.
Whitney.
1910 a. -"Percentage, D. r.
Jones.
11:10 a. m.--"Manual Training" G.
l.. Bonham. ... 3d..
AFTERNOON SESSION
1:30 p. m.--Music.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-11-05
SALMAGUNDI

fSoau our business locals elsewhere.
Assessor Weathers returned from
IAN Francisco on No. this morning.
'DoH forget the lecture at the high
school tonight. 1t will pay you to go.
The attention of teachers is called to
the program for the teachers institute.
DR.. Mack arrived from Reno this
morning and went out to South Fork.
The Reinhart Company, the w. T.
Smith Company and the 'Toggery store
have new ads. They are of interest to
the public.
Mr. and Mrs. John Henderson enter
tained few of their friends last night.
The evening was pleasantly spent in
playing 500 and other games and in
slowing away the refreshments. 1t was
ID success.
The Commonwealth says that George
Carpenter dropped dead last Friday
afternoon at Carlin, while performing
his duties as janitor of the Southern
Pacific eating house. Heart failure is
given as the cause of his death.
Treasurer Miller has sent out the
annual invitations to taxpayers to call
and settle their state and county taxes
pm or before Monday, the 9Th day of
december. The notices leave no room
for doubt as to what the taxpayers
should do. All should settle in time
and save penalties and costs.
Superintendent Anderson returned
last night from attending the teachers
institute at Winnemucca. He says that
one very pleasant feature of the program
was the address on THE Lady of the
Lake" by Preston W. Search; who held
the attention of his audience for nearly
two hours. His lecture tonight at the
high school will be treat to all who
attend.
That the Jail of this county has no ac-
communications for women prisoners is q
condition that the commissioners are
not responsible for. That it is dis
grace to the county no one with a sense
OF decency will deny. That the cells
under the courtroom are not fit to con-
line woman in cannot be successfully
denied. 1t has been suggested to the
writer that the back room of the sheriff's
Office might be fitted up as cell and it
struck us favorably, but on considera-
tioraP do not think it feasible. If the
YOU ywoman now confined there could
be moved to some other Jail that has &C
combinations for women, it should be
done. Decency demands that some
thing be done in this case.
Yesterday afternoon when Lee Ken
neday was coming from Shelton he was
passed by Gerald Griffin of Carlin driv-
ing team hitched to buggy. Shortly
afterward the team Griffin drove came
back and met Kennedy. The buggy
was upside down. A short distance
from where the teams met Griffin was
found unconscious by tho side of the
road. He was brought to town and
taken to the Redwood hospital He
has scalp wound and is badly bruised
about the body, but is not seriously
hurt. His team became frightened at
a log by the side of the buggy and ran
away. throwing him out. He will be
all right in a few days.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-11-05
STATE OF ONO, CITY OF TOLEDo,
LUCAS COUNTY

LUCAS COUNTY. ""'
Frank j. Cheney makes oath that
lie senior partner of the firm OF f..
j. Cheney & CO., doing business i'm
the City Of Toledo. County and State
aforesaid, and that said firm will
pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS for each and every case
Of Catarrh that cannot be cured by
the use Of Halls Catarrh Cure.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-11-05
e 70 Means.
A. W. GLEARoN,

"One OF the IFS; lessons a young
business man learns" says the Philos.
opher Of Folly. lis that mailing bills is
not collecting money"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-11-05
Four Hundred Thousand Babies

More than .one-eighth of ambition
babies, under one year Of age and fully
200, 600 children, under FIVE years of age,
died among about one-half of.the total
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-11-05

in my presence, this 9th dav of
December, A. ID. 1886
(sEAL} T. A. W. GLEARoN,
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in
ternally, and acts directly on the
blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. Send for testimonials free.
f. D. CHENEY 4 Co TOI.EDO. o.
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for con
stipatiOn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-09
Gcttcr iunroe ocraeiicn.

Canon Gith Colorado, s. Suit.
- Sci Smolops, elmer fleinell, Stpei
Mcilen BON bier gelegenen Giien-
tabnltution, hat Elm u1bcfannter
2onOitreifer einen nit elmer S6nel-
ligfeit bon 40 WeiIen per Stunoe
meItlid gebenoen 3ug Der Hio @ron.
bc,@obn unb 200 @oiiagiere ociielben
Dor Ger0erben belpabrt, inoem er
burh cine Slogge ben &ofomotipfiib-
rcr sum Tnbolten bepo9 u1lo oemiels
ben mittbeilte, oaB ooS 8eleiie utter
GoIb BON BORT olf elmer Strefe BON
5luei Wieilen Olrd IlSpoid)ungen
lid IN b0dIt aeiGbrlihem 3ultonoe
beiinoc. Die Eoiiogiere itiegen olls,
mo Der 3rg fubr moglidit longiam
llnO poriidtig ii6er Die geiGbrli6e
Strcfe meg. Sn Der aitfregung
oodte 9ticmnnO baron benz Sonb.
itrcidcr ST. oonfcn, unO oieler her
idAuan0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-09
@ermiidtc tclcsrapbiidc 0epciden.

- Sri. Camille 2~ongitroB aus Ghi.
cogo murbe geitern in Srenton, 60.
s., megen @irldnnlggeliing bon Eel.
sen i'm @ertbe BON $500 81 elmer
@elbbuBc BON $1,000 perurtbeilt. Sic
erflGrtc, lie bate ilid)t gclpuBt, oob
bic Gel5e 5oapiliftig lporeil.
= Tincen5o Gaiinnti, Der I'M Otto
Der 1907 in Noriuuob, RS, ieint
Srou erid)plien bat. lit in goits8rcen.
mid, &.-S, 5t 5cbn Sobren 3ltd)t'
bous bel barter Irbeit p%erurtbcilt
iporoe1.
9ei NprtbpiQe. Conn. bot %.
6. Sine cine SGilofr6tc g%eiirnoeil,
ipeld)e Die Snitialen ieineS @roBoo.
ters q. S." triig, iofpie Die Sabres.
5ablen 1862 itno 1869. Sine erinneri
lidl, bas CHER geieben 81 boben, als
CT nod, ein Inabe mar.
= Sobn Z. &odefeacr muroe &c.
Itern 70 Sabre alt. anitatt ieinen
@eburtstag rubig olif ieinem @,lte
6crelt.Sin bel Glepelorb, 8, 5i per-
bringen, beItieg err um gtudmittog
einen 3ug lno reiite nod Dem Often
oh, pcrmltblid nod Ncru.Yorf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-09
Sonntagsiduil- Nnsflna bcrnnslifft.

SonoInI II, s. Sill, = @iuige
nGbcrc gtad)ridten iillb bier jett iiber
oen ltnfou oeS Sdooners Stain
BON" Dor Yufon.&orbor ouf Der Sn.
iel Molofoi om Nofmlittag oeS leg
ten Sumltog cingegongcn. IS CT
gicbt lid borots, Dab ~ Sonutng-
idultinoer, mel6e alif benz 6nbr5eu9
einen Nltsflug unternonmell botten,
cine piertel Wieile BON Stronoe emit
iernt our6 oos aentern bes Sdoo-
nerS ms @oiier geibleuocrt muroen.
Giniqc bon oen gr0Beren ainoern
mllBten iif 5u belfen, inOem tie iid
an 8retter o~nflommerten ltno 10 ben
Strono erreidten. Der S6ooner lit
p%oQitdnoig ouf5ugebent pcrbGngniB-
boil murOc Der llnfaIl iut,it ober nitr
elmer alten boipoiilhen Sroil, mclde
in Solge bon lle6eranItren9ung itorb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-09
~QcbcnSmiiocr Suloat.

Nem 0Orf, s. Sui. - Ger
Soloot Milbur pom 0unocas Wtorine-
Corps modtc geitern icincm 2cbcn
i'm Sel0lnger SIT Sea @irt Oltrd) Gr.
id)icBen Elm Gnoe. Gr poQbrohte bic
Gbut in ieincm 3cltc, nodbcm CT Dor
her ior9fGltiNc Gorbcrcitungcn gctrof-
len bate. Die @irfung be$ Sdui.
les, ben CT aus ieincm Gicnit0eluebr
nbgob, mar ocrort, DoB Die ShGocl.
ocde oeS &ebenSmiioen bonn Sd)0oel
losgclolt nuroc.
@os Den iungcnMom 5u Der Sbot
gctrieben bot, fonnte nidt ~feltgcitelt
lperoen. Nnh Nngobe leincs 3eltgc.
noiien bntte er nidt ben ~geringiten
@rlno, nit ieiltem 2eben lnl5ufrieoen
SIT icin. Sn lester 3eit iou @ilbur
etluoS fr1ntIih ecmelen iein. Siel-
leiht bate linn oicicr llmitono Den
2ebensmutb gcnomnlcn. ST mor aus
Ebilaoclpbio.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-09
Shlimmc @icbicndJc in Gpuiiiana.

2ofeG6orIc& Ga, s., Suli. -
Nnh ben bier c%inBebcllOcn Nod)rid)-
ten aus Cameron Eorilb lit SIT cnt-
nebn1en, ooB bic GGorbon %9enonnte
Siebieud)e, wcltc in bortigcr @cgcn0
id)on mebrere @odtn berrid)t, inter
ben Hinocrn un0 on0erem Gieb Itnrf
nm Iid) greiit. SrnOcrtc bon Stilfcu
@cibepicb limb III Sol9e Der Scllhc
einge9ongen urib Die aaooper licgen
ltnperihorrt olli Den @ciOcn. IS lit
bereits porgcihlogcn iuorbcrL Die &c.
genlporti9e @erid)tSiibung omEorilbs
lib BON Cameron 81 nerto0cn, MIR
Oomit Sober bel Der llnter0rildung
Der Seude 9eiItano leiitcn fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-09

rifqniiden Seebeloen purocn lpdter
na6 annapolis 9ebro6t.
anslie erung georoert.
2i~iiobon, s.. Sui, - Ger I'm
neutrality-suspicious., Der mt Der Tor.
bereituna beS Sro5eiics gegcn Die
portugieiiiden a0nigsmGrocr bcaufs
tra9t iii, bot bel Der frnn5oiiifcn He-
gierung Die Auslieierung 5weicr on-
geicbener G%ortltgieicn bcantrngt, Die
III @uris ibren @obniib gcnommcn
6aben, ieit &0nig Carlos uno aron-
prin5 Sui5 6iipe Den augeIn Der
Gcrihporer gum Spfer iielen.
Wo0rib, s. Sllli. = Ger portu-
gieIiiAc Ser5og bon Albuquerque
nurOe bclte bier Dcrbaftet unO nod
Siiia6on ots9eliefert, @r lit Der BE.
tDcili8ung oil Der @rmoroung ocs
S6nigS nto oeS aronprin5en bci6uI-
0igt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-09
0abnfrcDcl pcrcitclt.

Stonforo, Conn, s. Sllli. =
Cine bolbe Mtcile bonn bieiigen 9obn.
boi entiernt beulerfte Der 2ofomotips
fiibrer oes Atcp-Dorf- 9oiton GrpreB-
5lt0cS, meIder Dos @cleiie Hr. 3 Der
Nelp.Oorf Ncm4Sopen & Sartforb.
9oblt berulbte, cine ld)iuere Sdmellc,
iuclde qllcr ilber Die Shienen gelegt
mar. IS gelong ibnl, ben 3ug llod)
redt5eitig 5llm Solten SIT b%ringen,
NM Dos SinoerniB muroe beicitiet.
Wton pernnttbet, BOB Elm 8erilld) Dor.
lag, Den 3ug 6llm Gntgleiien 81 brin-
gen, mo ipGter lpurbe olld inWann,
mclher lid Suigi Gaele n%onnte, ais
peroGdtig perboitet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-09
3umciIt @iubilSmng.

IpridunQcn ilbcr Wulicrld)elt ltll0 lD'
re llriodcn. - Eoitcllr = Snltitrt
cine GucQe Der @eiobr,
@biGu0elpbia, Yo., s. SuIi.-
Or. Charles u. GulleS uno nnOcrc
bpditebenoe Ncr5te limo Gcgenm0rtt9
an Ser llniu3riitdt BON HenniplDonlen
nit mcitgc6en0en Grpcrimentcn kca
idGitiQt. nm Die llriod)cn Der 8olier-
idclt bel &ulloen un0 aberdeen 5lt
erdrilnoen. Gle Gbeoric OcS Stollcs
ncrS Negri oicnt ais 9alia, uto Die
Experiments 5ielcn ollf ooa NitItllloct
Der iooenonnten nNeqri-" Seine bin.
Sn icincr YroriS bon ilber Is Sab
rem bot Or. GuacS muir bon neil1l
mirfliden 6GQen Don Solplltb 9es
bort, Oofiir uber bon piclcn SntOcrs
ten BON 6G0en, in Ocnen bon Slnoen
Qcbiiicnc Yerionen Dor gllgIt lnto III
b0dit2r Spitcrie itorben.
@on Ser Faitculs9 ebonolu11g bait
Or. GuQes gar nidtS. Gr crtlort,
bob qcrooc in Ocn St0Oten, in Oenen
9oIteur. Snititttc cingerid)tct iino, Die
6GQc Itimulirtcr IoQlprtb am Solt'
fiQIten iin6, lpdbrcno III onoerell
St1otcn, no gticmono on toQc Srnoc
-
un0 oil irQe1O cine alr gcGcn ole
5ouput6 ocnft, Die arontbeit 10 gut,
mie unbefonnt lit. Grit pcrn cine
iold,e Sto0t Elm NoItellr. SnItltlt CT
bait, bcginnt man BON 6olen bon
GoQlputb SIT horcL mo Damn ulgs
itiot iid Der @ebiiiCnc, bis cr that
iG6li6 an buiteriihcr Sllrd)t 5lt@run-
oe oe6t. @or Nlem lpciIt Der @c-
lebrte oorolli bin, BOB cS feline Stoot
0icbt, in Scr 10 piele a0ter frci Der
umlouicnL ais in GonItontinopcL mo
ooB bort nod Nicnlono bon Der Soll.
lurtb 0eb0rt bobc, neil bel 0cnl Soto
lisnllls Scr WtltielntGnncr cin loOeS-
foG burd) iortgeiettc 9ln8it gar nId)t
0enfbar lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-09
,Nurutbca" ais Sanfapfcl.

GIepeIonb, O., s. SuIi. = Gos
&ononcnboot o0orotbeo" trnf bier
inter DEM 9efebI oeS Commanders
&. y. @osfinS uto elmer Wnnniboft
aus Der Glcpclonocr Worinebrigooe
elm. Ter Commander iogt, Die Sabrt
babe MIR iebr longiom bon Staten
geben fonnen, neil Die Moid)ineu III
befeftem 3uitnnbe iino mo eS ioit an
olcn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. feblt.
0err @oSfinS lit nunncbr nod 8oib.
ington beorbert poroen, NM ilbcr Die
Sod)luge bel Dem Streit 5miiheu oen
Wtorinebrigooen BON Chicago NM
Glcpelonb ipegen 0eS 9eliBcS beS
Sd)iffcs 81 berihten, iuclder Die Gnt.
icrn1utg Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
0cS SdiffeS sur 6olgc gebabt bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-09
Sas SudnuaiIcr in Mcrifp.

Wontcren Merifo, s. Sitli. -
NngeiidtS cines ourd) Den ltellihcll
He9cnfou perlrind)ten ShooenS bon
"a Wtiuionen Collars mo ocs INNER
nod lobmgcIc9tcn EoiiogierperfebrS
orti ben Giicnbobnen itebt ooS moro.
lifc Werifp Dor elmer e%rniten Gage.
Nohridten aus SobinaS DC Sioolgo
iinb megen Der poaitonoigen 3erIto-
ring ouer &crfebrslucge nod jc,er
Stobt ipdrlih. Smnlcrbin lit genlel-
BET iporoell, Dob bieic 9ergpcrfsltoot
e1n5lid pernihtet moroen ullo Dab
mloglifcrpeiie iGnnttliheS Gigen-
tbiim BORT perlorcn lit. llcber Die
MerifonilteN otionol. @ilenbobn font
men feline 3ilge al. Der Den moro
li6en Sbeil Der Staot Siaoloonlo
einiGumenbe SluB lit ilber icilre llfer
9etreten. Im Gienitog iriib muroen
80 Sdiiier meggeldmemmt lno butt
bert onbere Serbrofeln inter Dem
@oiier. Ginioe bnnoert Wenidcn
iinb beimotblos.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-09

lueroen, buben beidloiien, Die &iirf-
reiic nod 3opdii ouf Dem @c9e iiber
Die Gercinigten Stooten 81 mod)en.
Sic meroen I'M 2ouic 6eS Nll9rlt
nod Nep. gorf obiabren. Frlnj
Sunni qeb0rtc i'm Sricgc gegen HltB-
lon0 5ilnl Stabe 0cS Generals Silt
rpfi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-09
@~eridDcnft ieinc 'lette MiGiun.

Gbicago, Su., s. Siili. = 10.
uiel g. Yenrions, Der bodbetagte
~@ciic BON Sinsoulc," Der bereltS
S4,000.000 iiir fleine Colleges ge'
id,enft, bot angefiinoist, er wcroe lellt
SO. 2ebensiobl bamit perbrihgeil,
icine lcste Miaion Collars an Grjie'
blttg. uno pbilantbropiihe anltnltelt
81 pcrtbeilen.