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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-01-01
NPnn 30 Tci.

Gns ltrqliif In Ser @ropn3 So
Iabrien uno ou' ser EiiA SBiIien
ninrn1t inuncr QroBcrc @roportioacn
an. I$cocr ncuc 9eridt Ser aus scr
pon 6em Gr05obeu botroii'Heu @1.
eeno fcmmi liBt cs inucr o,u.Ii'
der eriheinen. oab Sic crittH Gr}d).
Ilr1eu bon scr Der5ecrcn0er }rrt3
rund ichr uerip. mcnr ibcrh1upt,
ilbertriebcn Karen. Goa Nlriiiul
ouein muoca $1,000 Cpicr lemel.
set, Sod iiird'tct man. o1h oam,t Bic
cite Scr Co0tcH uuo |crpua0s.3t
nod .mmer njtt uolitjuo.l tit @or
onSercr S.10,n fommtn Hrl0u1.
oen. mcIda Sir 155, o,r R5Hitct.
perluiis pon 500 'gfnirts b. ju
meayercr Iauit'o 'c'sr
Rr11io oer5.cjh; h u1.,r ,g
isner tNur.sca Hatsituit2al2t
ron a1cr 9Sc.t qilr flHu feiHc
gahrih. ooa Der unlIitieIi9en
GtlSt crbllten uro 0icies Shluei.
o,r aicbt 2lnIab 81 oc1 ihratlititer
Pciiirbrmlen Bon D}eiiin1. o1s
oht PeiIrn noroNt rou Resgjo
Ee1t. fonrinrn Weiounlen 1ber 81.
perlG'it1e .Irq1be1 iiber bic 3ahI ser
Bort G5ci5Steteu iinS niht srbdItlih.
Gin urerhorter 81r0cIismus greift
uru fih M. 6ie gehoroer greiier Al
6en eneraiititen urt6 itrengiter Ttob.
reeeln. uni i'm 5u unterorilden.
gdit6er un0 BIinl6erer psroen fur
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-01-01
Gatonin, S3iIicu 80. 0e,.

SuluIIIut SL6t4lCH, OO. 2ed.
0gr Ietnu entpidcIt cine be0eu.
+sr 5 e SbGtigfeit un0 0ic 3etonotio.
nen sic bier Oeutlid geb0rt rperOeu
Fam In, oermGbren 5uiammen nit
6pn GtaufppoIfen oie-au Dem 9ratc:
oniitt tci9en, nod 0ie &onif 0eS @olfes
pod,E Der 9lniid)t oes Gireftors Oes
bieiIgen Sbieroatoriums bdngt Oieie
S6SFtigfeit unmitteIbor nit Dem @ro.
beFgen 5uiommen. Gin groBer gus.
: E6ruh iou niht gu beiiirhten iein.
Solhe @rideinungen begleiten ieIten
feismiihe @rihiiiterungen.
3om. 80. Tc3.
Cine SpejiaIoepeihe oon Hnlermo
meIbet, Dab Die Sail ser Ourh Gro.
beben uno 6IutMpeuen llmgefomme.
nen iih in Nieiiina auf 1900 be.
Iaufen iou. &ieIe Iiegen nod IebenO
unter Sen Griimmern ser Staof be.
graben. "a e3 an SiiIismitteln man,
qeIt, miro e3 rnmogIih iein, 5u oieen
l1ngliiflihen 81 gelan9en un0 i5r
2eben 3u retten 9lnOere 9eOeihen.
Die bier nn9elongt iino, 9eben sic
3obl ser Go0ten ioqar nod bo6er an.
9ie .5ribuna" oerofientliht Elm 8eIe.
gronu, oos ioat OaB i'm @onjen Sic
3obI Ser Co0ten iid] ouf $4,000 be.
lauren miro. Gieie N}ittbeiIungen
entbe6ren aber ser 9eitGtieuno.
gieopel, 30. 0e;.
Roni9 @iftor emanuel miro mad,
GoInbrien uno SijiIien gehen unN
9lues tbun, mas in ieinen 3r1itcn
itebt. um Oas 3ettlinaSmerf 5u for.
Germ. Gr bat befobIen, BOB Elm Spe-
5inIjug ausgeriiitet lpir0, Der i'm 10
nnbe lpie mo9Iid) an oen Sfaltplne
beronbringt. Bon oa aus miro er
0nnn lrorsportmittel onOerer art
benuten, tpie tie iif rbm onrbieten,
um noh Reggio uno Meiiino gu ge.
Iongen. Der Hrdfcft bon &eggio iou
bel Dem @robeben getootet poroen
Iein uno Elm @enernIinipeftor lit pot
Nom geianot moroen, I'm ieinen 8iab
einpnebmen. Der Trdfeft BON 9ieg-
Clio lit 0os Saupt ser @ropinj uno
feine Steuurg entipridt Ser zines
omerifnniiben Stont5 5Qoupcrneurs.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-01-01
sag- eine aefdbrIi@e eperatiOm

IT bic @ntisrnuns oss gtinbOnrms
burh ben Gbirurdsn. Eerienigs Der
Er. Sings Rsm 9ifs Bills ssbrnuht
uirb iit uismnls bisisr @sidbr nns5u.
iseGn brauhen. sic mirisn 70 lsiht,
OaB man ss gar niht ipiiri. sic turt'
uu BsrliopiuHs. Ropiidmsr5sn. @sIb'
iuht unb Rnlarin. 25c in @rhnrt'S
Npotbele.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-01-01
Rna mnii nmfchrCn.


Y1lIr10 "3I Nc}.
Gin 6ul'8uI. Der uat gIciin1
cble.aieH Dur0e. mn cen oor,,lgn
GrobebeuoMoerH llaitrihjguH9 ST
brnleH. uulb,1 umtcarra. oltr Hur
bi aJ' 10 Hici.'n an olc lluq.ids.
It10t h'rlnioWWeH ionaic igoen
Bic Se.a,ie jait6rt mareu Igr g.
follotpiy5rcr '11ie 5sB a9r otUcr
Dem @,,e.ie eat.w3 bic Splrn oes
lLr-- -.a nLLt-Ll-L-L
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-01-01
@cncs pOn RcaaiO.
RnnL 81 NrI.

'TV'TT OF %.
Tttrere 6unocri So,o1ieu uno
QMBiiten famcn um mu5rcn0 pl2.e
au0ere 0criebuulen 01oouirulen
SH Qo,mi mGroaH 300 '2cIden aus
0eu RJinsn ausltlr15cn wjlreH0
IN ga3norl eiuilc 5moeri rat un.
ter 0eu 2rilmWcrn telrabcr lc3tr
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-01-01
Sritiid)e S6iffe ~ Salfc.

s+NIIlNf W w
9os britii6c Sdlattififf oGr.
mouth" uno 0ie &reujer nGurpalts"
unO n9PinerDa" Sic lid i'm bieii8en
Saien 6eian0el iino I'M &auie OeS
Cages naf Neiiiua ab3eiabren nm
sen llebcrIc6euocn ser @r0bebenfatas
itrophe 0illie 81 Iciiten. Der britilhc
areit3cr rSltlci", ser iid oui Ser
5ahrt pon Wlciiind nah bier beiano,
muroc Gurh cire Iunten0cprife an-
gerpiricR nld1 lI}ciiina 3uriid 81
fehrcn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-01-01

~ sH,t Belber ia muBtgeu Hlnlen len
J. n modltt, tiutn UerlaBliheu liaibgcbs, Hr
Teebs dnb Tortgages braudt, pber e,eln
ari quite Siterbett ausleiben min, wtHet
No an w. g. ptdtih, hber Der beuiifs
amtri'nniidsn Eini an 15sorl Str 1921 3
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-01-01
anrtrl erl.Itnna in ,tnsn 4aa.

Rchmt @aratiue y ON o Cnirirs aatle't
Np q tff grbrH's Adb BurGf. Wenr bfitlbW uttt
frtttfn IS R BruHrf uutftiHtti' 90 OF ifbsg
tltirt &c. b,t.ti uou tfJ EarttNtt d.
.ttueG o., IN tguis 2fo
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-01-01
2ouoon, 80. 0es.

glus Gatarjnro uur0e nnh bier
6epeitirt. oaB MIR tpeni1e 1auienoe
BON ser QoBeu 9epolferuug He9.
aios sem To0e oocr ocn @erletuugen
entronncn rn0. @euernIlcutnont
s5iera 81 Goiiato hnt anQeor0net 0oB
ole 0liin0erer lnO Idubcr erifoicn
tper0en iouen. nenu lie nlf Ser Shat
ertappt mer0en. Sn Ser Gr0bc6cu-
5one ion 0oS GrieaSreht profInniirt
mer0er. Die @eo6lferung BON Rel.
aio miro BON ocn bciten 9Intoritdtcn
an 50.O0O dnlcQcben. Sic StaOt
Iieat adt Mcilcn iii0Iih BON Meiiinn.
g9nThin9ton, Q 6. 80. Gc3.
Go5 nmcrifaniihe rationale gfotbc
&rcp ionOtc an ale icine 3ueil.
bereinc Bitten nm @eitrG9c ou5. I'm
oomit sic llr9Iiidlihcn Sic bon Sem
ero6e6cn in Sii0itaIicu betroiien
muroen. unieritiiten. Die italicuiihc
gfoibc GrcB.@ .@cicQihait lit 10 uoa
fonmen orgauiiirt, ooB IS iiir sic
onerifnniihr @eieaihait aIcin no
thia ieiu miro. @rlO }ur @crthei.inJ
biniiber 5u ienoen lies miro 10
Thrca pie m0qlih geihe5cn
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-01-01
R,aaiO tin Srilmmsrhanie.
Bars. 81. Ie}.

Cine Spe3i1loepeite pou Baier.
mo me,oet Dab eiu IorpeOoboot
oas rod 8e11io 'ubr. nm SuIie 3u
.eJiten. 5uraftehrie uu6 bcritieie.
oaB bon Der Stnot mr. Elm pauie
miiiter Ruiuen iibri9 gebIieben iei.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-01-01

Die Suit geihIeuOcrt uuO lanoete
beim 9ie0eriaaen oii 0em Gof.
Qort murSe es oEh pou SEN Nirii.t.
weiheuoen @oiiern gcloiicn. 9orhar
bate Sic Naunidnit nod uihts uon
Dem Grobcbcu pcripiirt.
yicaaiO iuit aan5 jcritOrt.
Gatansoro, GoId6ria. 81. 08.
Sic ip1rlitcn 9tadrid,ien, Sic ans
Ieggio tommcn. bcit0ti1cu ole iri.
beren 9erid)tc 0oB sic Sta0t tbo..
iohlIh 5crItort lit, Gin lafoniibeS
3Clegranm pon cincm GelcQraphi.
iten in ser 3onc. 0crcu WlittcIpunft
emit Re9gio mar, iagt; r&epaio 1T
beInahe gorj 3crltort Ter bieii9e
Observation-Disclosures uuo oie 5cle.
grupb.itiu lin0 toOt. 0Iciiiua un0
&eggio iebeu lpje Yonlpeli aus i"
Ger Erdiett pon Hcg9io. Siauor
9rio ben man iur toOt lehalien 1T
uadl "a Stun0en in 0encn er idrld.
lite @r'ohrlln9en ourd)n;adte. In
einen 0iiitcuort auigctauht. Ter
0}dnu founte foum iprcheu. aber cr
iagte HcaQio mare beinabe gan5 per.
niiitet uu0 ocB sic So0ten nad) Iau.
ien0eu jabItcL unO oaB oie lln1e.
gen0 ser SttOt our gang neruiiitci
mare. Die Stgcuo Bpiiden Roceua
Sonico uno GoLoula. nidr peit BON
Heggio. III iiberiIutbet. Gin Ar6ei.
ter ser pon Re9aio entfam bcrihtct.
onB tltrj nad (agesdubruh Gin be.
taubeuoe9 @cr0uit,. 7uie ser Conner
Don bunOcrt &auonen ert0ntc Iie.
fem iolltc 0a5 @eriinfen oes aaBcn
uncr CheiIc5 Scr StaOt 3u aIci.
der 't.i3ic 0as Necr ii6er Sic
llicr .j, Gathe0raIc. ale It1oti-
itcn Hauoe sic aaicrnen uno o;c
ihoucu EoIiitc Die Sen aorio cin-
iaumtcn iin0 ictt 0ouieu 0on Rui.
nen Iic Sd'rcdcu5ruic iibcroeutcn
ober nod oos }rahcr ser cinitiiricu.
hrn (5ebduac.
Der iir3Crmeiitcr oon Seminorn.
in ser Grcpis] Gdiobrien, tclearo.
phirt. odb icine Staot thatiddlh
nrrnidtet hit. Scmiuara hnt 1000
giupobner. @iS icst hn.tcn Die gict.
tungsnlannihaitcn 100 4cihcn aus
Qcgroben. HadIrid1ton aus Ri5jo,
80 l}eilen rueitlld BON bier, beia9en.
0ab ole 8ootenliItc ocr unllieaenoen
Srtid,aiten lid oui 1926 bei0nit.
giele perpunocte Qerionen licgen
nod untr oen Iriimmcrn. lie lie
berleben0en lngcrn uuter ireicm Stm-
mel. @icle bon ibren iili0 obne alei-
Der, uno es feblt on 2ebCn@mlttclu.
Gie @egen0 Inn El5o berum iulrOe
Ieeten 4beno pon ncucn 6r0bebPn
eritiittert. oaa oie 9eruobncr in pa
niiden Sdrefen pcrieete IS regnct
iest iehr itarf, ober tros0eu beltcbt
oic gar3e 9euoItcrun1 0araui inter
ireiem 9inunel 81 ln9eru
Bon can't Gnicnlia. elmer Sta6t
ron 5000 Ginuobncrn. 16 N}eilcn
nor0oitIih pon Relaio lit 3ahrid,f
eingeIatier onB Sic Bail Scr Gootcn
fit bort aui 1000 bcldiit nn0 oaB
oic Der 9ermun0etcu nod 9rober lit.
Die 0duier Sic niht 3crit0rt iin6
itehcn iett III Mommcn Gs lit I'm.
molIih Qcbeu9ai.el III icnoen. u
ea nn gSerfehrs nlittrIn ichlt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-01-01
entiebliditc Greignib
Oes SabrbunOrrtS.

e Serd,te uUm @rObeben, s7slutb mno 5lantmen
/ in Glib Jtaliem pDttem aller SeId)reibung. ueber
MOO, 900 -, enid)enUpier. Sic SeridIte nod
IHnUOlIItdnoig. Sas S6nigspaar an Srt nno
lztene. Sic ganse lSet entiett
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-01-01
9o-prouboolf nnltrnrnnnacn.

4arl. 81 1cy
Jaf ojror Tcp~l ou Sen Dli.
tin" U5a Pcagc' Dara1H bird o,e
T,ut.ruele metrere Jorpr1cb bo0,1
In p1i'r ooa Dleiina Deruitiei
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-01-01

Hay Der bette autihsn' unb @s'
pddnasenbisnii in Der Stnot iuiro Sb'
nsn uon Der @ateUap @itp
9rausftrGo. sslisisrt. RbOHss l79
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-01-01
Gruhcs gIntiunujfumitc gcbilSct.

I'm oen lll9uidihcn. Oie ourh
oo5 Grobeben III botitc Roih larie.
tben. biilireib bei}titehcn, Uuroc
elu 9roBes 9}otionolfoIHiie lelrijas
oct peldes llutcrItijtuHasac.0cr
ioumc.u min mo an eeiicn Spite
Der 6cr3ol BON 4oita itcht %5m jur
Sciio itchen 6ie @rdiiocnicu ocs e.
nots uu0 ser Icputirtcutnmmcr.
Scr giirlcrmciitcr uon Nom uu9
Gle ouleie5cuen %cuto ans Sen e.
0cutenoiteu Sta0ien 0ia Samm'
luna ,uur0c pom 00niq Gittor Gno.
nucl nit $4,000 croii1ct 2lue
9aufen aiubs 5urQcrIide un0 FEM
ncrge1e @crein,llnacr boben Sub.
ifrlpilousljiten auiQe.clt
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-01-01

CT Is. z. Ban Nuteu, &eriidcrungs.
Ngeni Blraidoits ooer Siherbeiis Bombs,
BY 4earl StraBe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-01-01
3ahIrcidlc SOnriiten act6Stet.
Nalernlo. Si5ilIen, 30. Ie..

EaIermo. SijiIIen, 30 Iej.
gIus IeIiua bier eingetrofiene
9Iiht.ingc 6cridten. 0aB ii6 in Dem
eingeitii8teu @otrI rlrinncria" enua
100 ousldnoiihc louriiten beianOen,
Die ale umgcfommen iilpo.
9lom 30. Qc,.
Ser N2iniItcr 0eS ,Snncrn bat aus
Neiiino cine 9cpsife erhGlten, no.
nadl 6ci Ocm Ginitur3 ser 6otels
5rinocria. @ictoria uro @eacuc 70
engliihc mo 30 oeutihe &ourlitca
perihiittct un0 pabrihcinIid gctoOtet
nur0Cn.
Cine Inn iiini geahnittal5 bier
pom Marineminiitcr erbaltene Gcpe.
id)c idpabt Sic 3ohl Ser (o0ten in
Meiiiua mi 10000. Bon &e9gio lie.
acn nod ftiucrIei autbcntiibc 9tah-
rihten gay.
9iom 81 Gc}.
Iie SGIfte Der 9cuo.tcruN9 uoa
6aIabrien unO oc2 oitlidCn (hci.ei
pom S3lIien lit uugctommeu i'm,
Die onoere meiut. HSe mebr Ser aroB,
llmiaug Ser idrctIihcn ieisni'hct
St0run9en betannt MIRO, 0eito m
luogliher eriheBt es. bic Sdredcr
3u iibcrtreiben Sic iancu io,ltcn
Gos llnqliid, 90: Staten iibcup3.
tigt bat. fam ran lid III Ser Gin
blIOung flum yoritelcn nIdt nu'
ue8en FER Go0ttu, Ocren 3ahI. mi.
man ictt lueiB m Die 3ehutalieHo,
gebt, iouUt5a picImchr nod m5ler
Ser urBobIi9eu &cuuuuOcteu ii.
inter oen 9iuincu bcqrobcu Ije3cu
un0 pon Semen uieic 81 @runoc lcAcr
u2r0cn peil cs nidlt mollih lit Il.
ans Den (riluinern ihrer irij1crcr
@eimItdtten ST retten Sans ,$talier
lit oouitdnoi9 bctiubt mo oui Dem
ShaupIas BEG llulIiids ic,bit lit oi.
lPoiic ser 9epolierunq buhhtlb.iG
ihrer Sinnc bcrnu6t 9urt Die G.oB
Iihfeit urS sic @udlt. nit ser Ser
ShIag fam,
Gie 2tbdabunl Ser Sciannl3a5I
Der Spier bcpcat ijd GDiideu 100,
900 bis 10000.
9(ls ser @0uiJ uno Sic aonilir
sic IN Dieiiina au9ctonmen itUo. iid
loren 8e9 babHteu til Sic 3crit5r,C
5ta0t ijbcrpdlti1te 0ic 5cene oes
llu9Iijds un0 0cs Strcdcus Die SIS.
Higiu 10. oab tie iait o5naitttl 4
uuroe. Stnartli BON Stredcu cr-
iiinter Berioneu uul0rdnlteu 0as
toni8Iihe @aor Cir lrarieu lid in
oen Stoub uno iIe5tcr nm garur
bcriisteit uno 3iirc
Sc mc5r l1araAca ii5rr oas
e0m lln3I.ii 10 'tauar dcin1eia1is
Rciij1a beidnat warogH ceto be-
1riuoa;er eritgie.a jr rS.r cafe..
H ga3ichM1 Ste 'diur'tpH 90.
irdtWgCn HH irHfr u
1tie Tie 0a c-a.e STE 'tDl.
den Be53aoa Bic a,igrac un0 5,a
8c'dnluiiia. Tie aa1 Ur0 rit5rt.
un0 Dgrnuthat maroeH ale f.ant.
rem @ebluoe Uor 0em l.eitel
5dNfial beiolen Bon 280 Grea.
b1bn &a1eitc1tcr IN Dgiiira be.
iiuosn i'd. 10 oiei man meiB. nur
nod 8 am gebeu ulhrcuo ii5er
Reggio nod Elm b.eiernes Stapellen
Iieg; 6os e. Ser Girbil0unq iiber.
I1Bt iih uoBuiieuer. ueltc ratiss.
iihe gerpiiitung Die aaiaitropbr
oort arleridiei bot INIT oem i1ref.
lifIen Giubruh Der U2eeresilurhpn
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-01-01
@iOcriprsdJcnOr Scridlte.
Nnnl. 81 Tca

Ger ameriforiihe 9otidoftcr gris.
com erhielt beute i'm 9Iu5mdrti1cn
9lmt Sic 0iiithcilunI ooB man Ser
gniidlt III. 0oB iih luc0cr in Wciiiua
nod in HelQio omcrifauiihe 1ouri,
itcn beiau0en IS m5lcn iih icood,
cine gn}ob 2Imerifarcr in (oormiuo
beiuuocu boben. 0o a5er oon oof,
teinc McI0ura onB 2cutc umacFom.
men iino oorIielt 10 bronh. man
falls iih ancritouiihc Iouriiter Ao-.
beiuu0cn hnbcr uelcu ocrcu Shid,
ial pidlt in Sor1c ,u lem
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-01-01
Gbcncn unO Satin tOOt.
mlnItn 31 Vclerhcr

Wfolta 81 0cFlnber
Cine Iunfcnoepoihe oie POM 6ri'
tiihen areBer .SuiIei" Ser iid I'M
Snfen BON N(eiiina beiinoet abgc'
IanSt uur0e. bcii0tiat oie MeIouna.
Nab Ser amertaniihc aonmI III Q|ai.
Tina. arthur &. Ghenep. uu0 oPiieu
@attin bci Ser 3eritoruua Der Stnoi
ihren 3o0 fonoen
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-01-01

Dor 2Iuter Ina, mrr>c p,6eih 5ot in
Die Suit geihIcuOcrt mO lanoete
beim Me0eriaacr oui 0em 2od
Qort murSe es ogh pou SEN wriit.
weiheroen @oiiern gcIoicu. &orher
bate Sic 0Iaunitnit nod nihts uon
Dem Gr0bcheu pcripirt
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-01-01
RenrrI 81 9ei.

tbs ru1iiite ShIahtihiii ,Rat'
borofi". oos nit 6IiihtIiraen an
@or0 BON 0eiiiuo einirni bringt Ois
0nhriht. onB Ser Sortige omerifn.
niidle aoniuI Gbeneu uuo 0eiieu
Satin in sen Griimmcru oes aon.
iuIutslebau0cs ihren Joo ianoen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-02-27
OFF TO-DAY FOR PHILIPPINES
18TH CAVALRY ENDS TOUR OF
DUTY AT FORT MYER.
Relieved by the 18th, Which
Came Here Recently From Cuba.
342 in the Party.

After a tour of duty of nearly four
years at Fort Myer the 18th Cavalry will
leave this afternoon for the Pacific coast
to catch transport for the Philippines,
where it will be stationed for time at
Camp Mckinley, outside OF Manila. 1t is
relieved at Fort cMyer by the 10Th Cav
airy. which until recently was on duty in
Cuba.
There will be $40 men i'm the party
which will come to Washington from
Fort Nfyer this afternoon. They will take
a train just beyond the Union station.
This will be made a special clear to the
Pacific coast. Most Of the officers fam
lilies will accompany them on the trip,
although some have already gone and a
few will remain in Washington.
The horses of the 18th have already
been turned over to the 18th Cavalry and
they will get fresh mounts after reach
ing their posts in the Philippines. Both
of the commands have been at Fort Myer
for some weeks, So that the quarters
there have been rather crowded, but there
will now remain only squadron of
cavalry. together with the I'd Field Artil-
lery, which has been stationed there all
along, and which will not change its post
at this time
The exhibition drill which was to have
taken place tomorrow has therefore been
postponed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-02-27
OBSEQUIES FOR JOHN MILLER
SERVICES MONDAY FOR DEAD
BRICK MANUFACTURER.
Succumbs at Atlantic City to Inter
nal enthusiastically at His
Bedside in Last Moments.

The funeral of John Miller prominent in
local business affairs for years who died
at Atlantic City yesterday afternoon, Will
be held Monday at O'Clock. Tie details
for the services have not been complete ed
The remains have been brought TO Wash
ington, where the obsequies will be held
Mr.. Miller went to Atlantic City two
weeks ago to recuperate from an attack
of internal and muscular trouble, from
which he had suffered at various times
for several years. Instead of improving.
his condition became worse.
His daughter, Mrs. B. Wilson Brocket OF
Cleveland. and his son, William C. Miller
student at Yale University, joined the
other members of the family at the sea-
coast resort. Mrs. Miller and one son and
daughter went TO Atlantic City with Mr.
Miller.
John Miller was born I'm England fifty
eight years ago. but came TO Washington
a the age of twenty-three years. At the
time of his death he was one of the
prominent business men of the city.
He turned his attention to the manu-
facture of brick soon after coming here
and gained much experience from man
ufacturers of this vicinity. Several years
ago he became president of the Washing
ton Brick and Terra Gotta Company
He was member of several fraternal
bodies. among them Masonic orders of
the Scottish Rite and the Mystic Shrine.
During the last campaign he took much
party in this city.
The members of his family who sur
viVe him are his wife, his sister, Mrs. A.
NJ. P. Maschmeyer. his daughters, Agnes
Miller. Sarah Miller and his sons, Henry
Miller. William c. Miller and Allison
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-02-27
BROWNSVILLE BILL PASSES
NEEDS ONLY PRESIDENT SIG.
NUTARE TO BE LAW.
Authorizes Re-Enlistment of Negro
Soldiers Dismissed on Proving
Their Innocence of Rioting.-

The House today passed the Senate
Brownsville bill. which now lacks only
the Presidents signature to make Il a
law.
Under a special rule the House today
considered the bill which granted TO the
discharged negro soldiers OF the 18th In
fantry. said to have been involved in the
shooting of Brownsville Tex. the
right TO prove their innocence and thus
make them eligible for restoration to the
army.
One hour and half was allotted for
debate In that time many speeches
were made. Among those who spoke in
opposition was Mr.. Slayden of Texas. who
declared that Congress was seeking by
TINS bill TO set aside the most righteous
act OF the Roosevelt administration.
The debate resulted i'm throwing the
House into great disorder. The confusion
was especially marked when Mr.. Cock
ran IN. fD spoke i'm support OF the bill
and made an earnest plea for exact JUS
tice to all.
How about the Japanese shouted Mr.
Gaines CTenn).
The gentemans Interruption replied
Mr. Cochran. amid a roar of laughter. lis
always picturesque, but not always SEN
sible''
But they will all be taken back i'm the
army. Mark my prediction remarked
Mr. Burleson CTexasD with some heat.
Turning toward the Texas member. Nr.
Cochran sharply retorted that the gen
tleman may be good prophet a.
Samuel of old. but this is not place
where prophecy can be made the basis
of legislation"
Far back in the chamber. Mr.. Slayden
was shouting at the top of his voice in
an appeal TO Mr. Cochran to yield for Il
question, the Speaker all the while Wig
orously pounding hs gavel. Finally out
of the confusion, Mr. Sayden was heard
to inquire upon what Mr.. Cochran based
his conclusion that any OF the discharg-
ed men We're innocent. The New York
member insisted that probably some of
the men We're innocent.
AT the end of spirited speech by Mr..
Clark of Missouri in opposition to the
bill, he was asked by Mr.. Bede of Min
nesota if he ever before heard of a con-
spracy in which 167 men We're claimed to
have been involved.
Mr.. Clark provoked shouts of laughter
when he replied that he had
him. and he instanced the Molly Ma
guires, KuKlux, Night Riders. Bald
Knobbers. White. Caps land the. con
spiracy that ran the niggers out OF
Springfield. H."
Mr.. Bede sat down apparently non
plusSed.
Others who opposed the bill were
Messrs. Williams tMiss), Henry Slayden
and Garner (Texas) Bartlett tGa.), while
Iowa). Parker IN. j., Prince OllD. Hob
son tAla). Madden Qll) Waldo IN. W.
Sulzer On. ", Adair QndD, Miller kanl
and kefer (OhioD.
The bill was passed under suspension of
the rules.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-02-27
TAFT ON way TO WASHINGTON
TO REMAIN HERE UNTIL HE
BECOMES PRESIDENT.
Departure From New York Unos-
tentatious-At Studio Where
Picture Is Being Painted.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK. February 27.-Mr. Taft
brought his New York visit to close
this morning, leaving for Washington on
the 1O:l7 train. With him went Mrs.
Taft.
His present plan is to remain in Wash
ington until the inauguration next Thurs
day.
The exit of Mr.. Taft was as inconspic-
nous and lacking in spectacular features
as was his arrival early in the week. No
escort of mounted police accompanied
him.
Mr. and Mrs. Taft left the home of
Henry W. Taft, in West 4sth street, where
they have been staying, in an automobile.
Mr.. Tafts secretary and two secret serv-
ice men followed i'm another automobile.
That was all there was to the procession.
Timothy l.. Woodruff added little
touch of splendor 10 the occasion by turn
ing up at the last minute in his own
automobile TO escort the Tafts down to
the studio of George b. Torrey, in East
35th street, who has been painting por-
trait of the President-elect.
According 10 Mr.. Woodruff the picture
was being painted at his behest lie re-
fused to state where ii was to go. Mrs.
Taft had not seen the portrait untfl to-
day She was quoted by Mr.. Woodruff as
much pleased with it. Mr.. Taft has been
giving the artist sttings at odd moments
since last July, it was said.
Mr. TAFT crossed on the I'D street fer
~ To Jersey City, boarding the Washing
ton train there. His party occupied d
stateroom and two sections in chair
car.
A number of the travellers on the ferry
boat and in the station recognized Mr..
Taft and took good look the next
President There was no demonstration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-02-27
CONTRADICTED BY COOK.
Reads to House Statements Con
corning Attack on President.

Representative Cook of Colorado, who
criticised the President in the House a
couple of days ago, and whose remarks
are now being considered by a special eX-
punging committee, arose today, shortly
after the House met, to "a question of the
highest personal privilege. He then pro-
ceeded to read newspaper article con
tanning what purported to be some com
ment from the White House On Mr. Cook
and his motive for attacking the Presi-
dent.
A point of order, made by Representa-
tive Payne of New York, to the effect
that Mr.. Cook was not speaking to mat
ter of the highest personal privilege, was
sustained by the chair, but the gentleman
from Colorado was permitted to proceed
by unanimous consent. Mr.. Cook there
upon proceeded to deny several of the
statements in the newspaper article with
respect to himself. But lie said nothing
startling or sensational