davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-07
Quickly
81: Cured at Home
Instant Relief, Permanent Cure Trial
- Package Mailed Free to All
~ 't in Plain Wrapper.

{ Pills is a fearful disease, but easy to
o0re N you go 81 r. right.
An Operation with the knife is danger
Qua. cruel. humiiiating and unnecessary.
There is just one other sure way TO be
c~6red-painless. safe and In the privacy
or your own home-it Is Pyramid Pile
Cure.
We mail a trial package free to all
Who write. N
1T vim give you instant relief, show you
the harmless. painless nature OF this great
remedy and start you well on the way
toward a perfect cure.
Then you can get a full-sised box from
any druggist for so cents. and often one
box cures.
Insist on having what you call for. .
If the druggist tries TO sell you some
thing just as good, II is because he makes
more money on substitutes .
The cure begins at once and continues
rapidly until It Is complete ana permAn-
eht
You can go rtsht ahead with your work
and be easy and comfortable all the time.
II Il well worth trying.
a just send your name and address to
Pyramid Drug Co. o. Pyramid Building.
Marshall, Mich n receive free by re-
turn mail the trial package In q plain
D
sThousands have been cured In this
easy, painless ana i~hexpensive way, In
the privacy Of the home
mo knife ana It's torture.
No doctor and his bills.
tAli aruonista. "a esntA Write teasy
<ar = free package
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-07
ORGANIZES STOCK COMPANY
After Twelve Years of Successful Bus
iness the German Mutual Fire In
urane Co. Forms stock Co.

The German Mutual Fire Insurance COM
pany, which began business in this city
something over twelve years ago, and
which has grown along conservative lines
until It has become one of the best known
and one OF the most substantial companies
Of the STATE, was on the first day of jan
uary, 1909, made a stock company. with a
paid-in capital OF 100000. taking the name
Of German Fire Insurance company. They
have les stockholders Of the most wide
awake and influential men of the state.
They have been selected from almos every
section OF Nebraska and represent an ag-
sregate Of several millions of dollars.
The mansgers of the German Fire Insur-
Ance company, organized January /, 1909,
will be J.. e. White, president, and c., w.
Hicks. secretary; the same gentlemen that
are responsible for the success of the old
company.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-07
WELSH SAW LINCOLN DEAD
LOca weather FO~recnster Viewed
Face Of Great BmancipatOr
I'm the Caske

L. A. Welsh, local weather forecaster, Is
! OF an old man, neither is ne going about
claiming to have been a close personal
friend Of Abraham Lincoln, but he did see
Lincoln-after he wat dead. -
II never had the privilege of seeing Presi-
dent Lincoln, living, but saw his body as II
lay In state in the old capitol building at
Columbus. o. said Mr.. Welsh. The
grand old structure was most impressively
draped in mourning. The great stoTfe
columns of the High street front or the
building were entwined with black cloth
and from the corniee of the building great
festocns Of black cloth were grouped along
the entire front. The dome of the building
was also festooned n draped with black
cloth, as, Of course, were all the buildings
along High. street. The interior drapings
OF the state house were most sombre and
beautiful. with occasional r~osettes of
white.
The body Of the president in its casket
was placed or a magnificent -dias draped In
black velvet, silk and. broadcloth, with
black silk ropes, and tassels looping up the
festoons. The catafalque which brought
tho body Of the president down High street
from the depot stood in front of the west
entrance to the state house grounds.
IT hin 1t was General Joe Hooker who
had charge OF the ceremonies at the capitol
building. The crowd was enormous. 1t
was raining during the ceremonies. but the
great throng was ~undaunted and patiently
awaited each his turn to pass through the
rotunda and see the body of Mr.. Lincoln.
No words can express the impressiveness
of the scene. Men and women wept as they
passed the casket and glanced for a brief
moment into the face of the martyred
nxaaidapfD
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-07

did he shoot me7 I'm gone. I'm gone. IL
was all over some wood. The old man
shot me. 1 was chopping wood in the
back yard. The old man came around. 1
asked him why he didn't carry in the
kindling l chopped yesterday. Then It hap
pened."
Omcer Repeats Boys Words.
other witnesses at the inquest were Of
Ulcers shoop and Pstullo and Police Sur
Reon Barbour, who was the first doctor to
reach the scene. The latter testified that
he asked young Zlebell how he came to be
shot and h the answer he received was
to the effect that his fathe shot him and
the affair was not accidental.
August ziebell. sr., father of the dead
man and the confessed slayer Of his son,
was at the inquest for a short time, but
did not take the stand. on advice Of his
lawyer and the county attorney. He was
taken to the Heafey undertaking parlors,
where County Attorney English conducted
the investigation. and asked TO see the
body Of his son. However. ne changed his
mind before seeing the corpse, saying that
he did not think he could stand It. His
condition bordered on a state of collapse,
as also did hat of his wife, who attended
the inquest, but not to testify. She was
not a witness of the shooting. After the
inquest, when she was spoken to by zie-
bells attorney. she shed tears and her
voice broke 30 that she could not be under
stood.
The Jurors who sat at the inquest were
]. II. Bennett, foreman, Richard Keef. j.
Teahon, s. Motz, James Tsggart and James
Mcleod.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-07
FOREMOST HOTELS
EVERYWHERE !,
jTrALo, N. y. THE LExox. 3. p

BUFFALO, N. Y; THE LENox 4. p
Rates sl.5O up. Geo. pusehersr. Prop. a.
DETROIT. MICH; II R~oRhANDIE, e. p.
Rates 81 up, Geo, FulwelL Prop.
DETROIT, MICH; WAYNE HOTEL.
Z. & Am. p, j. a. Hayes. Prop. ~
HOT SPRINGS, n. O.: MOUNTAIN PARK HOTEL
All Amusemtntti Open all year, =
LAKE HELEN. FLA, HOTEL HARLAM.~ .
Rates. $40 W. A ?. John L Jasuaa- Prop.
LOUISVILLE. KY; THE GAL HOUSE g p.
Every modern eonvsnisnes- ti.SO day W,
SPRINGS. FLA. MAGNOLIA sPRIRGs
HOTEL - per day up Outdoor and rive EPOrts
NEW YORK CITY; HOTEL EMPIRk. 4 r
Rates $50 w. W. johnson ouinn. .
NEW YORK cITYi HOTEL MARLBOROUGH
2. p HSosS a Aay. Y A. TtsTnsy.. MEr.
OLD POINT COMFORT VA HOTEL
LIN. opsn all year Geo. y. Adams. AV.
PIREHURsr. ~. O., THs CAROLINA Anp MOLLY
Inn. A. p Rates t1N - AZ ~
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-07
Ed CORNISH WILL NOT RUN
Refuses 70 Think Of Nomination for
Mayer, o Great q
Sacrifice.

Those who are urging me to so into poll
tics have no conception Of the great sacri-
flee ] would have to make. and II Is simply
out OF the question for me to become a can
didate for mayor of Omaha at this time"
said Ed ], Cornish upon his return Saturday
morning from a lengthy business trip
throughout the east.
Il have no political aspirations at this
time, Ny business interests o~vershadow all
else by far and II would be the heighth OF
folly for me to enter into politics. am
not a candidate, nor will / be one, and
there 10 no use of anyone trying to talk
me into IT,"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-07
ais Ancient Grievance.

The congressman met the correspondent,
Say" he exclaimed. ." have a mild
grievance against you"
'sGst Il off our mind" said tns
facetiouE scribe,
TITS Just this" said the congressman
when you put what you call a clever
story into my mouth don't let II be the
Gimme something that doesn't date back
any farther han the Crusaders or posst-
bly, the sack % Babylon, You see, most
Of my constituents read the almanac
There's a good fellow"
And he shook hands effusiyely with the
correspondent and pe44sd alon9-CleVe'
land Plain Dealer.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-07
81. AI. d. a. Notan.

There will be special vocal selection by
day afternoon.
The Life Problem club. under direction of
w. o. Henry, will hold its first session
afternoon from 3 to 4 o'clock, meet
ing in the library room, third floor OF the
association building, The subject of the
discussion is 1.-THE Choice Of a Life WoK."
T~wenty-eisht have already enrolled for the
course and more are expected next Sunday.
There is room for every young man inter-
ested In the study Of those Questions per
tanning to his personal growth and develop
ment.
Rev. r. B. A. eBride will deliver the
fourth address in the series on the ten com
m~andments sunday at I o'clock at the
Young Mems Christian association. Tic
subject OF this address IL Gods Day and
the Highest Type of Life" being a prae-
teal discussion OF the Sabbath and its
proper observance. The two remaining adj
dresses of the series have dates and sub
;ects as follows: Sunday. February IA, THE
Fifth Commandment, or Gods Relationship
and the Highest Type of Life" Sunday,
February p, Commandments Six and Ten,
Gods Laws Concerning Human Rights and
the Highest Type of Life"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-07
WRINKLES REMOVED
sl.oo PREE

Simple. quick. safe, efficient. A o
derful scientific discovery,
ABSOLUTELY VIEW METHODS
tones up the skin. rounds out the face,
clears the complexion. IL gives a oHARM
mo YOUTHFUL APPzARANoE.
A clear complexion and rounded face
are woman's best assets. Takes but a
few minutes and can be used without the
knowledge of any one.
when writing incloss 10 cents for pack
ing and mailing the Sl.ee treatment
Address Amslis Rita, Suite lka. ass Fulton
street, Jamaela. n. Z.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-07
Restorative
Treatment for
Nervous Men

Coming from a source Of unques-
toned authority on the ailments of
men It is pronounced &c" be infallible.
while the profession generally en-
dorse the Ingredients and prescribe
them in many different forms of var
ious diseases. The following formula
ing in V exhaustion, melan-
cholia, anxiety, timidity in venturing,
dizziness. heart palpitation. trembling
limbs, insomnia, . thinness, cold eK-
tremities, tired-all-in feeling and gen
eral inability TO do those natural and
rational acts upon which depends a
mans success and happiness in social
and everyday life. ~. g.
The instructions for mixing at
home secretly so that no embarfass-
ment may be felt. are as follows;
First get three ounces of syrup ar.
saparilla compound and n ounce
let stand two hours. Then add one
ounce compound essence cardiol, and
one ounce tineture cadomene COM
pound (not cardamom). and mix all
together. The directions are TAXI one
teaspoonful after each meal and one
when retiring, until bounding health
and full strength are restored. Even
a few weeks viii witness most Won
derful results.
Astonishing nervous force and equi-
llbrium follow the treatment, no mat
ter how serious the case.
This contains nc optates whatever
and mas also be used by women who
suffer with their nerves with absolute
certainty OF prompt and lasting BEN
efits.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-07
TOLD OTHER son fOEILt HIN
August Ziebell courted Death After
Shooting His Boy.
Barred BREAST, INVITING BULLET
named BY CorePeE's Jury as shoot
ing SON and viii ne Formally
Chsfsea with Murder
MOnday. I"

I'VE, the jury In tAs inquest into tins
death Of Auspst zieeell, jr, find. thst saia
August xieben, jF, came 70 his death
from the effects Of = pistol wound, ssid
pistol being In the hands Of his fathsx
ana fired by tire said August zisbstl, Or.
Ana We further fina hat said shot was
. vtolent te1npersD
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-07
MISCELLANEOUS AnAouncements.

Grace Baptist, Sunday School No. 2
Fourth and Cedar-Meets At $50 p. m,
Bethany branch, 1855 Leavenworth; sun
day school. 3; preaching by pastor, Friday.
O'Clock.
Calvary Baptist Branch, Thirty fourth
and Seward-Sunday, $3.50 D. M, Bible
school; Friday. 500 p. m,. gospel service.
The Omaha General Hospital-A Rospel
service will be held in the parlors OF fhe
hospital On Sunday afternoon at 4 O'Clock.
Second Church of Christ, Scientist, Nine
tenth and Fernam, Lyric T~heater-Sunday
school at 9;4Si service at IL; subject lesson
sermon. Spirit"
Unity, Seventeenth and Casa Rev. New
ton Mann, Mi~nister-LActurO at 1850 sub
ject, Bruno in the o. OF the Inquisi-
tion;' Sunday school at noon.
First Church OF Christ. Scientist, Twenty
Fifth ana Farnam (ChAmbers' Building
Sunday school At a:S. Sunday services al
IL and s; subject OF lesson sermon, Spirit
Oak Street Mission. soc South Twentieth
Preaching at 3 p. m. Everybody welcome,
especially men and woman. 10 Join the adult
Bible class.
Peoples. SIS North Eighteenth. Rev.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-07
EXPLOSION IN CITY HALL
Frank Hynek, Jsnitor, Seriously In
jured by Falling Brick.
GAS AND NEGLIGENCE THE CAUSES
Fumes of Gas Long Noticeable Just
Found Saturday by Lighting
Matches Along Cracks
i'm Wallis.

Frank Hynek. %janitor. was seriously in
jured. Andrew Foley. engineer. was
slightly bruised. and all the officials and
employees in the municipal building were
badly scared in an explosion Saturday
morning which shook the city hall TO it's
very foundation and tore a large hole in
third floor. The explosion was caused by
a leak in a gas pipe, the gas being ignited
by a match held by the engineer while
searching for the leak.
Mr.. Hynek, who lives at 1906 william
street, was hit on the head by the falling
brick and received three deep wounds
around the temple, the gashes being cut
to the bone. One cash is over the left eye.
another Just above the ear and the third
on the forehead. City Health COMMISSIONS
Connell was Immediately summoned and
attended the injured man, several stitches
beiIg required TO sew up the wounds. The
physician said that he thought there was no
conclusion.
ROwden DId Not Care.
Gas has been noticeable in the city hall
for several weeks, but the former superin-
tendent Of the building, Dave Rowden, re.
fused to pay any attention TO 1t and neg
ieeted to remedy the leak. When Emil
Wshlstrom became custodian a week ago
he set about finding the leak. searching
from room. TO room. Finally, Saturday
morning experiments were made In the
office of the Fire and Police Commissioned
in the northeast room of the third floor.
Lighted matches were used and when the
flame came in contact with a crack in the
plaster in the ceiling several feet from the
gas fixture, the gas .encased between the
ceiling and the floor above became ignited
and the explosion occurred. Plaster and
quantities. the entire mass falling on Mr.,
HyT elk, who was standing at the foot of
the ladder.
Nearby clerks rushed to the seene'and the
injured man was carried to the office Of
TIE Board of Health where his wounds
were dressed. and for a time CONSERVATION
reigned in the hall. Some thought that
the tower had fallen, others that dynamite
was beins used in the Brandeis excavation
to the north of the building, while those
in the same corner OF the building on the
floor above thought that the day of judg-
meLt had come.
No blame is attached to Custodian Wahl-
stIom for the explosion, but Rowden is
severely censured for not having fixed the
gas leak before large deposits of the dan
gerous fumes had been made between the
floors and ceilings of the building,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-07
DaaEerous surEery

IN the abdominal region Is prevented by
the use OF DR.. Kings New Life Pills. the
p~sinlsss purifiers. 2Se. For sale by
Beaton Drug Co
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-07
BuiIdtng Permits.

Alvin Cottet, Twenty-fourth street and
Camden avenue. frame dwelling. 81. 500; A.
IL. Olmstead. 2sQ Pratt street. frame dwell
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-07

The Omaha Methodist Preachers union
will meet at the Young Mems Christian
association, Monday. February 9. at 2 p. m.
A paper ON Revival Methods will be read
by Rev. r.. r. Petersen.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-07

The quartet Of st. Mary's Congregational
church, under the direction of Frank j.
Resler, will give special musical programs
at both the morning and vesper services.
Sunday, February Z. All the solo, quartet
and-organ numbers are selected from Men
~delssohn's oratorios.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-07

The choir of Trinity cathedral will Civ a
special musical service on Sunday evening
beginning at 1880 o'clock. The large chorus
choir will be assisted by the solo voices Of
the cathedral.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-07

The Missionary society Of the North Pres
b~yterian church will hold its annual praise
service In the church Sabbath evening at
1890. DIR. Riggs will give the address. There
will be special music.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-07

Under the general head OF Organization
Of World Enterprises" Rev. Edwin Hart
jerks begins Sunday a series Of lectures to
his Bible class OF the First Presbyterian
church from IL 10 1880. THE Great Com
mission" is the lesson for the day.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-07

rwentiath. RaS. william z. Todd. Pastor
sunday school at $50 q m, Bible class al
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-21
1scnerpanif uerbatst.

~ On. g.. mn - 0,,,r
o'".t WI "'u'' W. ""' ~ ""'
9Pl ono &fp'1e 70 oOo III
Dem @ebniioe nrbeltenoe Nfaoten
beobadteu pon ben 1enItern Die
a6ihorbpiten aeuermebrmorn
,ou,,,tas o.. ,o,,
~
"'"''u'o'"' e'"'
llllerl1rode1e 6abrltr1aoden, ilit'
grtabr 900 al DER 3obl fonnte mani
gelterll NoTnllttog II SHofSaitiiIiore
peroot)fell. SIN tSobrit9eboll0e Der
"W. i. ahor 9Fet oilo &plne 60"
Gde ooil 6oPnloll' ullo Sornep'Str..
rrod gelterh gtod)nllffag tur5 1lad) 4
l'Dr III aeller' III meId)enl So'tm'
ltoue oilFgeliapesf mar 0elier aus.
Clh III 6oDre oIier anoDe, clarence
SilliD Don yfr. 800 Slt'elemellt-
0'ruBe' Der oa9 0eler 3llerlI De-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-21
Bonn Wan6oerfcIb.

-
@ounerncltr G~rotberS 6eiutIt oaS
6eloIoger Der M~orpl1nocr Notio.
mol : 8arbe bel @eltminiter. -
yfln1mt Die Borooe ob. Neu-
ipobl zines Sberitlicutenonts I'M
1. Hegiment mG6renO oeS Won6.
bers.
0ouoerneir Grptbers beilldte &C.
tern 0os 6elolager ser WorplGn0er
Nntionol : 8urbe nube @eitminIter,
MO, Die lid ge9entuGrtis bort AL
Man0ner3lpefen oufb0lt. Ser Sou.
bcrnellr trof gegen 5 llbr Hodmit.
tags nit General ". 9. W. Gunur.
die in 0c9 &ebteren Nutomobil oil
Grt uno Stelle Gin. 3cbn Witglie.
Der ieine3 Stobea luoren bercitS Dol.
Der on9efommcn. Ger @ouoerneltr
uno ieine VcgIcitcr nabnen nit oen
Sffi5iereu ooa Giner ein uno Oonu
nabm Der 0olioernellr Die Eoraoe
ab.
0eitern Morgen fonOeu mcbrere
S~eloOienit llebungcn itott, Den Sol
Oaten bcn criten rihtigcn 0eidmud
bon Won0perarbeit gcbcnO.
Sic 2inien . Sfft3iere oea I. Gegis
ments boben iid an General Ht9ga
nit Der Bite geluonot, mGbrcnO Oes
S~clblagers Die GrpGblung zines
observation-disclosures an5uor0neu, uto
Der General miro ieoenioqs Dem Grs
iltden i~tott9eben mo Die @obl oiirite
nodJ Gnoe oieIer @ofe Dor iih &C.
ben. Ger Same oes WoiorS CHARLES
". Noams bon Cation lit Der ein5i9e,
Der IN Serbinblng nit bieier Nellbe-
ieBun9 9enannt miro; oiti i'm miro
obne 3meifel Die @abl fallen. 9Iud)
i'm Offi5ierscorpS beS 3. He9imentS
bcitebt cine Natan5, meIfe Die Dill
5iere aber crit I'M Serbit Os. IS. be-
leBen iuollen.
StuatS : Gontrolcur Or. Soibua
Sering uilo Or. Sra @. WcGurop
bon 6reoerid itotteten am Woutag
&beuo DEM SeIoluger einen 9eiud
ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-21

SieI in @IaS her6en. -
Nit eir,em @loie, in Dem er GiScreme
gcbolt battc, itiir5te Der pier Sabre
oltc rsoicpb Wbeim BON Nr.2O2. Welt.
GonruopItraBe. Dor Der elterlidjeil
@obnung, bus 8lnS 5erbrnd) uno Die
S6er6cn 5eridnitten Dem anuben
5lpci IGcrn bes linfcn Nrnles. Satob
Sopperitein por, atr. 320, Sborpltr.,
Elm A~uoen5euge oes llnfolles, trug
Soiepb nah ocm rllniperiitats- Solpi.
tal," Ga er fiirftete. Der G!lobe iueroe
lid p%erbluten. Sic Soipit1ldr5te nat.
ter sic Sdnittnnnbe SIT.
Snuienb SoIIars ii rG III.
hinoI @ibbonS. - Gle in @uib.
ington :. e., ocrItorbene Srau Ga.
rab 6. Witdeu bat Dem anroinul
Gibbons $1,000 pcrmadt Die fiir Scr.
bciierungen oil Ser fdtboTiIdjen 81.
Sohns Stride 81 6oreit.@len, No,
uerpenret mlrbcn ioaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-21
(Gineeianbt.)
Ter Sport" nnb Der ,Tn6e" uber
3iuei pluiini6ensiuertbe" Nmeri.
faucr.

3luei 6raltcn treifen iid in eincm
StraBenbabn 2 @oggon unO eS emf.
lpinnt iid) foIgenOeS @eiprdd: .ad,
liebe Srot N0rgIer, sic limo bier!
@ic gebt cS Sbnen benn? Mas mud,t
Sbre 5omilie? Sbre beioen S0bnc
miilicn ia iebt idon gon5 sroB iein."
- Dante, 6ral 6orifer, fir Die
ytodfrage; mir 9ebt eS gang gut;
ober nit meinen beiben Sobnen babe
ib monbmal 2rubeI. Son ibrenao.
mcraoen boben iie bereits Spisna.
men erboltcn, Sic lpiiien, ieber @me.
rifancr muB einen ioIten baben, ben
einen beiBen iie nSdbnrt" uno Den
anocren rSbrt." so, 10; oaS lit
getpib Der cine red)t ipariom uno Der
onoere reft fleiBig." = rRein geraoe
oaS 8egentbeiI," erluioerte 5rall
N0rgler. Ser nS6bort" (Sport),
Der ipart nid)ts, nno Der nSbut" Gu.
0e), Der tbut nid)tS."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-21

IN 0en anoeren Vunbes : Wetters
geobuhtun00-S tationeu oeS SonbeS
lpllrOen Qeitcrn Die iolgcnben bod)iten
Sc%mperotureu ucrjeihnet: Gultport
Ga, &ortlnun 20, Bolton 10, Nlbonp
rs, Neiu . 9)ort 81, Y%biluoelpbio 81,
Niloutic Gitu rs. Cape Man 7S,@uih.
ington 80, 0toriolf rs, @otteroo 81,
Charlotte 81, @ilmiuNion 81 GbarIc.
ilon 80, Sounnnob 81, Sodlonpillc
90, Sitpiter Sc, Sen Meit SO, Ntlanto
81, montgomery 81, Nerp . Orleans
so, Enleitine "a, @nlueiton 90, Cor
pms Gbriiti 100, Wempbia IS, Gin.
cinloti 80, Yittsburg IS, Ssipc9o 1G,
Buffalo y, Glcpeluno a. 0ctroit
70. NIpeno "A. Worauctte 66, @recn
Hon "a, Chicago 80. Gulutb 81, st.
Youl 80, ct. SouiS ~, @nnio@ Gitp
Sc, Omabo rs, 0uron "a, SiSmord
80, @iaiiton So, Sopre 80, Sclcno
70, Salt Safe Gitu 81. Genpcr SO,
Hortb Elotte "a, Nmorillo 80, So0gc
9th 81, Sos Nn9cles so.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-21

BON z d ulfomcruocn 5u
Br0be gCtragcn.- ScdS Sd)ll.
ler Scr &loiic 1909 Ger bobtren lt0oti.
idJea &%nobcnlhulc Nhilipp Sat Soi.
Bod, @ouoro 0cnicl Ropnlono Glo.
Der. Gniorp Hoblboua uno George
EieBin1, 0obcn 1eltcrn oils @obrtud)
trigger ibrem Srcunbc. Dem am Sam.
ltag gbeno crtrunfenen 13 Sabre al.
ten Sobn $. Gorpin, roS lebtc &c
leite 1ad) Dem ,Soubon.Eorf Srie0s
hoie." ,Sm Sroucrbouic. 9tr. %. a.
@ilmoritraBe, belt Eoitor z. Nor.
nan Chambers, DER Seclior9er or
9ctbonp.M ictbobilten-airtc eincn CT.
bcbenoen Sroucrgottcs Oienit. Er1d)ti.
&c 9iumlenitiide wurpen ONT @robe
oes Siluglln1s n~ieoergelegt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-21

8altimurcr, iueldJe Die CONNER.
Nountc a~uferBalb Der Stabt Derbrin.
gen, f6nncn ben Correspondent"
nadl irscno einer Noreiie in ben Ser.
ciaisten Staatcn, europa, Megifo
rno GanaSa 5nseidJidt erbalten. Die
ASreiie mag 10 oft ais geiuiiuidt &C.
GnScrt meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-21
,rrn WcGucn'S 0ebuIb CT
d) . y t.

= -
d) . t.
SelbIt Die @eoulo ciucS 10 ge.
EtiltbIlden Mcnld)cn luic ocS Sliper.
i%ltelloeltcn Nobcrt McGuen pom
MISUNDERSTANDING d. Scportement
hat 5inueiltn ibrc 8renjen, uno ocs.
bnlb ltcIltc belo8ter Serr 9eitern Dos
llltinlatum, ooB i'm Sale Die &c.
'hmerocn ilbcr Dos anipilun5cn Don
SdDirmen iiber eleftriihen 9ibtern
nif,t bolb ein @noc nimmlt, CT Der.
o%nloiien miro, ool Ole 8%eroronuna,
meldle ooS Inbrinacu bon Shirmeu
uber cleftriid)en 2ompen o%eituttet,
ltioerruien miro. @ic Is idcint.
ertlprinscn Die aloeen iiber beioate
Stirne beiuobnlid fleinIihcn Somi.
tieH3feiiteH. gefanntIid) lieet IS icbi
pl Der Wadt oes Experimentation
fir 9eIeud)tung, aui Strdbcn BON