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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-03-26
AN ITCHING PALM.
No Cure for It.-Other Forms Of Itch
ing Preferable.

There is no cure for an itching
palm-the money kind. Even poslam.
the new skin discovery. cannot help 1t.
But when it comes to eczema, the
most annoying of itching skin trou-
bles, poslam will stop the itching at
once and cure the worst cases in a
few days. So with hives, rash, scab-
les. split toes, piles. and scaly scalp.
all of which are different forms of &C.
zema, accompanied by severe itching
and caused by imperfect digestion and
careless diet.
Poslam comes in two-dollar jars.
but fifty cents worth will answer in
curing any of the diseases mentioned
II can be had of any druggist. W. H.
Sudhoff makes of speciality of it.
That results are immediate will be
amply demonstrated overnight by the
use of the experimental sample which
the Emergency Laboratories. 80 West
Twenty-fifth Street, New York City,
will send free by mail, in plain wrap
per, to any one who will write for it.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-03-26
Passion for Ancestors.

From the New York Sun.
Probably nowhere else. not even in
China. is ancestor worship so COM
mon as in these United States. Ev'
cry man being "as good as another
in theory, is eager to prove that he is
better The Chinese slowpokes use
the distinction of the descendant to
confer honor upon the ancestor. The
American of wealth and taste for an
cestry can buy or have invented for
him ancestors who confer honor upon
him. AS impartial sociologists we re.
cord without praise or blame the pas
sion of the American democracy for
ancestors. A passion the more inter
esting since about everybody who dis
tinguishes himself by murder
brawl, assault with intent to kill
elopement, embezzlement, arson, re
fusal to pay hotel bill or kleptoman
la belongs to "a prominent family
lone of the oldest and most exclusive
families and so on.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-03-26
Heart to Heart
I QKS.
BY EDWIN A. NYE.
Copy. ight. 1908, by Edwin A. Nye
REAL THIS TO YOUR SON.
BY EDWIN A. NYE.

NEAO 1olS IL IOON SVN.
In fifteen years Frank A. Vanderlip
climbed up from farmers boy to the
presidency Of the largest bank in the
United States-the National City bank
Of New York city.
How did he get up?
Let US see
Vanderlip was born on q farm near
common schools and went into a ma
chine shop. Later he attended col
lege, paying his expenses by working
in the same machine shop.
He went to Chicago and began re-
porting on a daily newspaper. From
the beginning it was noted that he
was accurate. steady and painstaking.
He never deceived his city editor nor
the people whom he interviewed.
Very soon it came to be known that
Vanderlip was an exceedingly well
informed reporter. Instead of shak-
ing dice or playing the races or trying
to get into society he read books on
finance and economics.
Vanderlip was known In the Office
as shark on finances and markets."
He was made financial reporter for
his daily. and La Sale street had to
buy that paper to get the financial
news. He continued to study and
read. Thrown into contact with lead.
ing men. he learned much.
1t was known in the ofmces and
trust companies and banks that Van
derlip could be trusted.
Finally he became the associate ed
itor Of the Chicago Economist. All
this time Lyman j. Gage kept an eve
on vanderlip. When the latter was
made secretary Of the treasury he took
the young editor along as private sec.
rotary. A few months later the Sec
rotary was promoted to assistant
treasurer
Vanderlip resigned In 1901 to be.
come third vice president OF the bank
Of which he has just been made presi-
dent
Just fifteen years ago he was a re.
porter.
How did he get up?
Not by brilliancy. Not by social
prominence. Not by political pull.
Vanderlip was plodder. While 9th
ers slept he toiled. He was accurate
in his knowledge, careful OF his hab.
its, persistent in his pursuit Of things.
He was a plodder, and he chose the
right path.
Other reporters had the same or a
better chance, but they did not choose
the right path. Their paths led to
"fun.'' or self satisfaction. or social
prominence. to the saloon and the
gambling dive.
Vanderbilt chose the right path and
plodded right along.
There is no other way. young man.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-03-26
Taft's Attitude Toward the
South Unusual for Re-
publican Executive.
POLICY QUITE ORIGINAL
DIXIE SENATORS DO NOT HAVE
THE PATRONAGE BUT ANY OBJ
JEcTiONS THEY OFFER ARE
GIVEN HEED TO.
BY Sheldon S. Cline.

Washington, March o6.-There is no
section of the Union receiving SO much
political attention in Washington just
now as the cotton state of the South.
President Taft's attitude toward fed
eral appointments in Southern states
is so novel in a republican executive
that Southern senators have to pinch
themselves every now and then to be
sure they are not dreaming.
1t must not be assumed that control
of federal patronage in Southern states
has been turned over to the democratic
senators representing them. but the
views of senators regarding prospect
i've appointees will be sought and if
they have any valid objections to offer
aside from political ones, the appoint
| ments in question will not be made.
This is the most liberal construction
any president of any party has ever
given to the constitutional provision
that appointments shall be made "by
and with the advice and consent OF
the senate
What Taft Believes.
Other presidents have assumed that
this obligated them to consult with
senators of their own party before
| making appointments, but Mr.. Taft
apparently takes the ground that the
trainers of the constitution regarded a
senator in his official rather than his
political capacity and that a senator
loses none of his constitutional prerog-
atives by reason of the fact that he be.
longs to a different political party
from that of the executive.
When the Taft plan finally works
out it undoubtedly will be disclosed
that the advice Of republican senators
has more weight in the determining OF
appointments than that of their dem
ocratic colleagues, but that the advice
of neither is necessarily final with the
president. Were the president to turn
the selection of federal officials abso.
lutely over to senators, even to repub-
lican ones. it would be just as much a
violation of the constitutional injunc-
tion as if senator's were not consulted
at all before the appointments were
made. 1t is stated in explanation OF
the presidents attitude that while he
believes he is constitutionally bound to
seek the advice of senators in the max
ing of appointments he is not bound in
all cases to accept the advice given. for
if he were, it would cease to become
advice and become mandate.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-03-26

and you will breed high ideals among
those who strive for them. The doc
tors degree at our greatest universities
is not easy of attainment-why should
not the smaller college insist that its
degree shall at least be worth face
value:
This is the largest factor in the
breeding of American men without
fear and without reproaeh.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-03-26
Another Suggestion.

whats the reason your boy doesn' t
like to work on a farm? He's fond of
outdoor exercise"
I'm workin' on that problem now.
answered Farmer Corntossel. IF
these uplift experts could make az
rangements to have plowin' records
printed in the sportin news, l think
Josh could be persuaded to take an
interest
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-03-26
TWINKLES
Varying Impressions.

1.-THE days are growing longer"
said the man who keeps a lookout for
the first robin.
~ don't notice any difference" said
Mr.. Sirius Barker; they seem, as
usual, to be getting longer if you
count from one pay day to the next,
and shorter if you figure the time be-
tween rent days"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-03-26
insinuating.

Lady" said Meandering Myke,
you don't want to listen to no hard
luck story, do you?"
Not a bit of it,
You relieve my mind. If you want
to hear somethin' worth while, you
jes' gimme a chance to show what
kin do as an after-dinner speaker
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-03-26
Cruel SUSPICION.

''Bliggins is a great reader. He in
variably buys a newspaper before get
ting on a street car
Il have noticed the paper" an
swered Miss Cayenne. But l am not
so sure he reads it. Maybe he holds
it up because he's too polite to see a
lady standing"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-03-26
Reform!

Let's give the suffragettes show
To change the present style.
The tariff is topic slow.
Let's talk of hats awhile.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-03-26

Irfarts and children are constantly needing .
axative. Il u important to Anow what 20 give
them. Their stomach and bowels are not strong
enough for salts. puTEativs wetefs OF catha-tic
pleasant. gentle. laxative tonic llke d.. Gals
wells Syrup Pepsin, which sells at tbs sr1e1
sun of Sd cents or 81 At drug stores. II Is Il
one great remedy for you to have - The horset
children - IL.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-03-26
Political Announcements
Advertisements in This Column
Cost Ten Dollars.
FOR MAYOR.

HENRY w. DEUKER is candidate
for mayor. subject to the Republi.
can nomination.
SAMUEL X. MORGAN. candidate for
Mayor, subject to the Republican
nomination.
EDWARD H. HARRIS is a candidate
for Mayor. subject to tie Republi-
can nomination.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-03-26
MASONIC CALENDAR.

Friday, March 26-King Solomon S
Charler. No. 1. R. A. NJ. Called meet
i1A1S Mark NaStar DaRroA
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-03-26
BeWare!

From the Philadelphia Ledger.
Any correspondent following the
Roosevelt party too closely is likely to
be mistaken for white rhinoceros.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-03-26
Good, Except on March 4.

Good, Except on March 4.
From the Richmond Times Dispatch.
Opinions vary SO enormously that
we have little doubt that some per-
sons actually think we'll of the Wash
ington weather.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-03-26

We will have our JACKSON DEM
onstrator in this week. A $4,000 car
for $1,000. The jackson models can
be seen at the Indiana Carriage &
Auto Cos garage, Indianapolis, during
show week.
The AUTOMOBILE SALES co.
416 Main Street, Richmond, Ind
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-03-26
FOR CITY CLERK.

BALTZ A. BESCHER is a candidate
for the office of city clerk of Rich.
mond, subject to the Republican
nomination.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-03-26
Real Sport!

When Is lookin' 'roun' fob sumpin
Dat'll occupy my min
l doesn' have to cross de seas
An leave my friends benin.
| doesn' want no lions
Fob to prove my nerves is cool;
/ goes out in de back lot
An l bitches up de mule
/ doesn' need to rifle
Fob to git i'm on de run.
l whacks i'm wifi fence rail
An STAINS by To watch de fun.
Dem elephants an zebras
Ain comparin'. as rule.
Fob genuine excitement
Wifi er awdinary mule.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-03-26

There is Only One .sRoMo ouI
NINE"
That is LAXATIVE BROMO Qul
NINE. Look for the signature Of E
Cure Cold in One Day. 25c.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-03-26

Vicar Of Poppleton-I hear you have
been over at Ippleton church the last
two Sundays. Bates. How would you
like 1t il your cattle strayed into
somebody else's field?
Bates-I shouldn't object a bit, IL so
be the pasture was better:-Londou
Punch.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-18
Scnfmal fir bic Srnucn ocS SiibcnS,

NtIunta, Ga, 16. glgult.-0ic
~22-iGbriae 9ilobauerin Belle Simmer
aus HaiboiQe, Genn, bat eillcn Gnt'
mltri fiir cin Genfmol Der tSruucll Der
upcrlorenen Snd]e" bergelteat, mel-
der bereits bon mcDrerHl Stdotel
ansenomnten wuroc, ocrclt 9eiipicl
oltd) Die iibrigen Staot6n, Die imgiir.
gerfrie9e Die Sohe Der linton perlie.
Zen, iid in Babe anidlieben oiiriten.
NM Die Statue IN Den peri6ieoenell
aopitolen altf5uItellen. Gle Soltpt.
6igur beS Genfntols bilbet cine Tar.
IteQung Ser Hu6mesgOttin. 81 ibrer
Hedten le6nt nit tieftrourigem @e.
liftsausOrud Die opierfreuoige 6roll
bes SiioenS, Ser Die 8ottin nit Der
2infen einen aron5 ours Sollpt
Oriidt, mG6reno iie nit Der Hed)ten CT.
men i%terbenoelt confooerirten arieger
Itiist, benz gleid5eitig Die 6rou oes
Siibens i'm 3ooc oie Folmc NcS Sic
ges 0orreidt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-18
9(nS Den &%crcincn.

9ctbciliDt lid ntdt al
Der 6log9cn Gorooc.
Slt iciucr gcitriacn &criunumlun8,
lucldbc CT inn 6ouptQuortier, Usage.
ncr'a Sale" 9tr. 116, NorO 8ocos
SiroBc, bielt, bcidloB Der o0eutide
WilitGr 9crein," iid) nid)t al Der
1logacn-EoroOe ouf Der 0cltti6cl
Iogieicr SIT bctbeiligen. Die Gin'
lo0ungcn ocS o&orp0rtS" lmo ocS
,Gunnltattcr 8olfSicit.GereinS" &C.
lolrgten oogcgcn sur Nnnobme. Ser
ncr muroc Der @cid)llB gefoBt, iid)
at Der Scout 8eier OcS o0cttidel
9ric0cr6umoes" in corporc jt Bethel
lipcn. 5r. 2oren5 Nllg9bllrg lpllroc
ais nellcs MitAlic0 uui9clommct,
.@ a d &ercin."
Ger ,Mittela6ud 8crein" belt gc-
tern Nibeno in ieincm &ercil0lofuIe,
Sdlennca' StuQ-0olc, icinc rcgcl.
m1Bi0c bul%bnlonntll6e Situna III
meld)er bic Nbrehnltng Der lebtcll
ScItlid)fcit ciucn b0d)lt 5uirieOcnltcl-
lenocn Grfolg crgab.
Gbolia 9omcn.
Sn Scrrn Sermnm Soigt5 SOIL,
an Der Sarfor0 Ipenlle furl0 gcItcYl
9(6cno Die Wtonot5bcriommlmlg De;
,S6olia TonlcnpcreinS" inter Den
Boriit Der BrdiiOclltin, 6rot Ntorlc
3i%nlmernlonnl, mo Der B%rotofoll
fiibrung Der Scfrctdrit, 6ron Slime
Sirid). itntt. Sod GrleOigmg Otl
iib(ifeu GcrcinSgci60ite lpnrbcl
Borbereitungclt iiir Die ShcilnobmC
oil Der an %. 3, NttS. itattfinoenoaI
@olicrfobrt Dca oEbolio D.. MGlmcr
6ors" getroiicn. 8cid)lOiien wurOe
Dem ocrtiA omerifoniidcn 2ebrer
ierninar 5l Iilpdllfee ciiteil @el0
betrog 81 iiberueiicl.
Sud Bier Grbettcr - 50
rDor0 SDorp, cir Gonieruen.6o6ri
font bon Sirginien. beiinoet iidJ II
Baltimore mo lttht no6 f0bi9el
arbeitern iiir icinc 6abrif. Gr ia
MIR Reger in ieincr 6obrif uto d;
iiro 81 iin5uperl0iIig.
anerfennung iir Solti
more. = sSn bct 3citidriit led
nicol 8orlo Mo9a5ine" miro De-
Stoot Baltimore hObe Inerfennltrl
ac5ollt fiir oen 8ou Der nplten ito
tiiden @erften orr ser gratt. Strobc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-18
Der Grcta. Humlncl.

Goneo, Sniel Grcto, t6. gu9u.it.
Cos propiioriihe administrations.
GonIitc. lpcld)em Die Gcrpoltlng Der
Sr6el onpcrtroltt mltrOe, ais oo8 ere.
toniid)e Sobinet om Iceten Sonntoa
aboonfte, legtc beute oelt @io Der
9rcuc fir 0cn &0nig BON @ric6en-
lono uto Die griediidc Hcgierrung ob.
Die MoBnobme Ocs GomIitc's be-
Grrtet oifcn6or, ooB ooiicI6c nidt
@iaena lit, Der 6orocrun0 Der
SfllbmGdtc bctrcii8 @~in5icbumg Scr
gricdiid)cn 6loggc 6olge 81 %lciiten,
mo OoB bic M0Gtc 0obcr 5r elmer
otcrmoligcn Sffupution Scr SnicI
gc5lpllngen iein Wcroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-18
Grtranf in ben Hingara.S trum
idlncllcn.

Niogora Sails, H..Y, t6.
4llguit. - ailgiit Sporcr bon bier,
Is Sabre alt, fnno bclttc iciren Zoo
lit Den Strprnifnclcn oes 9%tiogoru.
Gr mar nit orci Wef1brten in bieient
QciGbrlidJen Sbeile bcs StromeS be-
ben gegnngen ino bate lid 81 nett
%ljiltolls genogt. AlS er 0 DER Giro
mltng erfaBt nurbe, NOR feline Sillfe
ntebr mloglid). Ger ailobe fampfte
cinen uer5weifeiten aampf nm iein
Sc6elt, mo crit oils er innerbalb 800
9)cros BON Dem Struoel a~ngelangt
mar, uerlieBen i'm ieine ardite. Sein
SOD mar ein 1bnlider, pie oerienige
hes %beriibmten engliiden Sdpim'
mers Gopt. @ebb, neldler befonntlid)
III ben nGnIid)en Stromldnellen err
tronf. Sperer's Set6e fam Ieet III
Dem Strlioel geieben meroen, mo
MGnncr marten om ufer diif enc
G'elegenbeit, tie beraus5u5ieben, 10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-18
Niles rnbig in S6ucupiac,

YtttS6urh ga, t6. Gll9uit.-
On Sd)oenpiQe bel N}c&ec8 &ots, no
$500 Nr6citcr Scr oErciico Stccl
Car Co." icit iiinf @odcn am Strife
iino, mar bclttc 2(QcS rubig. 0tc
Gpnpoqnie nabm om Morgen ocu
9ctricb nit elmer bcitrGufteu Pin.
5obl Strifcbrchcr micocr oltf be-
baltptet icOod, I'M @on5cn $500
Monn IN 9crcitid)oit ST bobrr, INT
on Oic 2lr6cit ST gcbcn. Sic bat Den
Strifcrn 6riit bis sum- 6reito0 5ltr
@tebcrollinobmc Der 2lrbeit gcgebcn
mo mill iie I'M @ei9crlmgSioIlc bonn
crpGbntcn 9otltm an Inmmt ulO Jon.
hcr8 Crmittiren Iolien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-18
balo tic BON r'Str0mmng n0ber
ans 2ouo gefiibft miro.
Sm 0corGngc.

8olniihe S6iitell 8crotbcn gelegclt-
lid eines &ir6enicite3 in G6icago
III Gonilift NIT Der Menge.
Gbtco0o, t6, Mug. - Bel cincnl
&irdcn- Eicnic geitcrn 2(bcno gcrict6
cine 5luan5ig Munn Itarfe polnii6c
SdiiBen.GOmpognic in blutigcn
Streit. 3pon5ig @erioncn trllgen
ScrlCbungcn oopoll. Ger 3uianmcn=
ltoB erfolgte, nod)ocm Der Gopit0n
Ser Sdiibcn cincm 9noben, ser nidt
Idnell aenntg %uuSgcnidet mar, CT
ucu S6Iog nit ieinem SGbel perIcbt
bottc. 9icic 9tiBbun0lung erbtttcrta
oic u%nlItebcnoch S6oareH, Die apT
ser Stcac oie Shiibtn umr5ingeltcn
mo in 5ornigen @orten cine guff(I-
rlllg pcrlonQtcn. 0ic Wiltter nc@
miBbonoclten &l1aben griff Den Ga'
pitGn NIT cincm Stod al, l%uorallt
oicier icillcn 2elltcn OrOrc go6, nut
gcfGQtcm 9oponnct gcgcn bic GoltS'
merge por5ugebcu.
Gin miIOeS 1ingcn cltItono, IN
meld)em Die SdiiBcn BON Den ol'
or~iugcnocu llebcrmodt bart re.
0rGllQt mllroen. Ter Gopitdn mar ci-
ncr ser c~rItcll. Der inter Dem PIT
Itllrm Scr Mcnge Sen Hiid3ug on
trut. Slt5miidcn mor sic &oli5ei bon
Dem SrcmoQ bCrlohrid)tigt Uoroen
lrno cine SfuBmonnihoit elite uitf
oeu S6onpIob Oea Samples, nm
3ll6e SIT itiitcu. Slim Nit9Iicoer Der
SAiiBeu.Gonpognic, ollie libel 5llac-
rihtet, ober nid)t gci0brlif pcrlcgt,
muroen IN SOFT gcnommcH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-18
Scr. Staatcn bon Siioafrifn.

2onoom 1G. Allguit. - Goa
britii6c llnterbolls poilirtc belltc
N(bcno bic Bill sur &crIeibunB elmer
Contribution oll Die iiiOoirifonildell
SOLOMON cinltinmig sur 5ueiten &c
ilng. Gr.Ercmicr 9uliOlr biclt Dor
tcr cine l1ngerc 9ieoe, in melfcr et
Gic Gill bciiirrportcte unb ibre Gn'
noblnc ais cincn Der DiftigIten Dor
GGltgc IN Der @cididte bes britiider
9Ici6cS 6ejcidnctc. Die aulonicl,
iiir lpeIdc Die @erfoiiung beItimmi
lit, iino Ole aopfOlonic, Die Orange
8lucr .aolonie, G%rnnsonot uno ga.
toi, meIdc inter Der Seroronungel,
Ger 9ia cine 6%0ocrotion iilOoirtfont
it6cr Sdubitootclt bilocn mcroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-18
Wcnc &cformlioa am @crf.

atlantic Gitp N.sS, 16.
9(llgi1it. - Scda @crboitlungcn bon
Girii0cn Hcitnllront- mo Gofc-Sc.
Iibcrn ln1tcr Der Pin id)ulOi8lm9 Oca
Spirituoicnpertntf5 am Sonnto8
mlrOcn bcute por9cnommcn. Gie
5000 Giti5enibip 2eo8ue," cine nclle
93cform9cieaifoit %erpirftc Die Soft.
bcicble. 9ic iGmmttliHcn N%rrcltontcn
itcQtct 8iirgihoit. Gle SpieIcr mo
Der @ciHditsiiibrcr oe8 9eItri8clt
@oicboQipiclS wurocn ourd Gidtcr
&ccicr nit jc ST 8cIOitroic bclcgt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-18
Q~c6rnsmiiScr glputbcfrr.
Modte ieirent 2eben ein GnOe, neil
cr i'm Sitter bon so Sobrcn tcinc
Stcac mebr erbalten fonntc,

StcIc mebr erbalten fonntc.
Nem Dorf, t6. Nlt9uit. - Cine
onaeIebcne Ocrti6e 6omilic lit Ourd)
bcn Sel6Itmoro oeS 5~0-iG6ri8cn 9lpo-
tbefcrS &ermon q. 3iiidner in
Eroller periebt morocu. 3ilihncr
mar cilt Snfel ocS bieiigcn Nr5te@
Or. alfrco Q. Mitteuoorf bon 9r.
140, Mtooiions2luenlc, oelien &utcr,
@hl0enur5t Or. 8iuium N}ittcloorf,
Der cbcnfoaS on Der gcnarmtcll
g(oreiie ictne &rori@ Qlt3iibt, 3iii6,
ner'S Sdlucitcr sur 6ruu bntte. Sic
lit bereitS ieit mcbrcrCn Sabren foot.
@erman =. 3iiid)ner mod]te ieillenl
&eben eill Gn0c, in0cnl er cine 9oIi9
Gponfult 5u iid nobm. Su ieinem
3in1mer in Serbs @otel III 9tr. 273,
Meit 40. Str, muroc Der llnQIiidlihe
gcitcrn foot uligci!mocrL nodOcm CT
an Sonlltog 6llnl IeBten Wiolc &C.
icDcn Dor0Cn mar, ais or nit 0cn glls
0eitclltcn Der &In2monl'lden glpo-
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in Der CT bis Dor od)t Wollotcll be-
ih0itigt gciucicn mar.
3iiidlncr mar nit icllcr @cgcno 10
eng perlpohicn, Nob er, ais CT icuc
Stellung perIorcn bate, nidt ou5lt
81 bcipcgcu lpor, IN cincm un0rrcll
StuOttbcil @eid0iti9ung on5uncb-
men. llno C3 bate linn ulth penlg
gcnilbt. ocnn iibcroQ iulIr0c CT lucgcn
icinc9 Nlter& obgepieicn. Gas &c
ben o6nc ItGnoiqc Nrbcit lit mcrtb'
los, hciBt Is IN cincn @riefe, Den
Der &critorbrnc hintcrlicB. 0arlmt
modtc CT ibnr Elm Gn0e, 5nnlol ion
Die M(itluClt ais y5ll alt" bcrcita oao
octo" gclc0t bette. &n elncm 5lpci-
ten Sdrciben Ounfte Der SclbItmOra
Der Dem 9Ir5t Or. AIfrcO :. Wtlttcn'
oorf BON Nr. TAO, Mooiion-Npe., litr
Die ibm crlpicicuc Site.
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Wturo nuS Eel6itmuro?

Scranton go, 16. Augult, -
Nn Den 6ol9en bon @osOergiftun0
iturb @iatom"@ upis, wGbrcno aietn(
@ottiu inn Sterben Iicgt. las Gbc.
puor nllroc in bemuBtloiem 3llItanoc
in iciucm Shloi5immer altfgcfltnocn
mcnigc Minntcn ip0tcr pcri6ico
9oui9.
Ole 9riOeu rporcn crit brci Monotc
pcrbcirotbet mo butten, nod Nus
iuge Der No6borlL bGlliige 3lptItlg-
fciten. @citcrn orobtc GoOiS, Icinc
6rou 5r uerloiicL mo cS miro per
nnlt6ct, ooB Die &ebtere ooS @o9 dll'
orcbtc, mGhrcuo i6r @otte idIief.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-18
9spm Midltcr Ynndl bcorOht.

Gurttrspille, 90, ~fG.NugltIt.
- &on equities merOcn i'm bieiigcl
@efGngniB, nm lie Dor Dem o%ngeoro6'
ten 2pnd)en 5ll 6euo6rcn II. $.
@ortbington mo iein t9.jobri8cr
Geiie, 5obn @ortbin9ton, bcioc @ci'
be, bcmodt, weldc bcid)nloigt luerben.
am lebten GienItog SRI. Darn Glro(
in Sof. @ropc. Ga, @cluolt nngetbolr
III boben. 9eibc Irreitnntcn gebcl
i'll. bdB tie on Dem iroglihen abetr
nit Dem NioSd]en ~5ulamnten gefptleI
iino, leu9ncn nber Die iDnen sur So't
ueleute 5bat.
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Eruiac gSriobt in Gunoon.

Son0or, IS. Gugllit. - OrpiIlc
@rigbt, Der bcfonnte nmcrifoniide
gcroplonilt, lit bcutc bon NCu.Dorf
bier ongclongt. Gr miro iih III GnB.
.lono MIR "a Stun0en oufbolten nl0
Oonn nod) Gclltihlono %rciierl, no cr
bic AufItiegc nit ieircm 9lcroploIr
i'm Wonot September i'll Berlin
leiten miro. @om britii6cn &ricgS
amt, nit Dem er icincr 3cit in In
terbollOlung itouo, bat cr feline mel
tere Mittbcilung crboltclt; audi lino
feline 8erobrcolrngen fir lueitere
Golnferen5cl1 gctroiien worOcn.