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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-04-02

gemeloet puroe iie um W'lthpoh
ytabmittag 9eleiiclt umo gcinebelt IN
clnem Sduppen binter Der @obnllng
ibres ShniegeruaterS seiiutorn uno
eS lteIltc id bcrollS, bnB lie Garbol'
loure perlhlildt batte, Sil oeren Gin-
nebmcn iie, lpie iie mittbciIte, ourb
einen Wtonn llno cine Srau ac5ipitn.
gen noroen mar. IS ltellt lib nlln
heralls, oaB iic iriiber idon einen
Terlud) gemaht botte, SelbItmoro 81
bcgeben, rno bic ibr 5ii9egon9enen
Grobbrieie ihcinel bon ibr ielbit &C.
lbricben lporoen 81 iein. Die Eoli'
sci lit nod nit elmer llnteriudjlng
Der slfioire beid)ditigt. Dan permll'
tibet, OoB iic beiiirhietc, ibr @attc
oiirfte gelpiiie Sor9Gnge aus ibrem
iriiberen 2ebenslouie criabren, unO
bnB iic bieie 9eiorgniB in bcn 600
trieb. Cine 5rau Gtta &onglpca in
Chicago mar iriiber nit Dem @otten
Der gerltorbenen perlobt, brah ieood)
6ie YerIoblug nb lmo Ser Wunn bel.
ratbcte bann bas jebt nit Dem Scoe
nbgegangene 5roucu5immcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-04-02

glng ocS &rlegeS gllg er mad Earls
5ur @eItolSeIllluq ols Correspondent
iiir perid)icOcne ocutld)e 3eitrngen.
Gun 0n ub pcrblieb or SSoltrnaltIt
init Scib llno Scelc" 9tah Sd)luB
Der Eoriicr 9IuSiteIllmg lieB lid Stii-
rcnburg in 9tcm.Yorf alS Spe8iaI-
Correspondent ser oNeusSannoper's
ihen 3eitun9" nicocr. Gr itrieb aud
iiir 0oS Sountogsblott oes oamali.
gen ygtep Dorfer Gcmofraten." trot
bol0 Dem Stnb ociiclben bel uu0 ner-
bIltb, bis cr 1876 alS Ieitcnoer Rc.
0otterr on Die nStuutS5eitiln9" be-
rllIcn lUlr0c. Sort griinoete er ben
nNrieItuitCn". Scine ibm uIs Re-
oottcur Scr MtSfluitsIpalte oienens
oen &enntnilic Ie0te cr ipater in ei-
ucm 5lucibGnoi9cn @erf .9Iusfnnft
rnlO Hotb fiir Gclltih. 9Imerifaner"
nicoer. 1856 lcQte StiirelIbilrg ieine
STEELE ais IeitenOcr Heoafterr nieoer
mO Idricb 9unIt. umo 9iid)er-Hc-
centiOncn, &eitortircI un0 SSeuiIle-
tons. 1899 lullr6e or al Die Spite
ocS 9Ibenoblnttes Der ,Staots5ei-
tittg" berllien. Set 1905 arbeitete
CT nu5idllicBIid) iiir ooS SontitagS-
blott Stiirenbltra mar Elm i6Iihter
uno bieocrer Wtann, Dem nihts frent-
Der mar, oIs OoS Saifcr naf Brunf
oocr biIIigen Giieften. Gr iutte 5iefe.
nidt 9reite, luciI er ieIbit tief uno
nit,t oberflGd)lih ongelegt mar. Seiu
Observation-Disclosures ipiegelte iib nitt
mlr III leinen 9lnidloullngen, ieinen
Necentlonen ilno Seritifen iouberu
aldl IN lcinem StpI ipicocr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-04-02
6laggem Mnmpib.

y II, 81. WGrj. - llcbcr Der
1biIrc zines !potels an Der Sd)ool-
Strabc, in iuelbem ole Otitglieoer
hes .Galaoiihen CLUBS" eiilc 9ln3obl
@1Ite bcpirtbete,L pebtc beutc cine
britiIfe 6Ia9ge, mo Die sSolge mar,
oaB iid ein Mob aniammelte rno &c.
gen oas ausbGn8en Der 6lagee pro.
teiiirte. Gieielbe purbe tenporGr
einge5ogen, ipdtcr jeood wieocr aus
gebon9t, MIR nit bem llnterld)ieo,
hcB oiesmal Die Steruc lno Strciien
iiber ibr luebtcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-04-02
2pcal Gption tobt.

Gle StlItld)eu BennlplpunletrS Se!a
gclL moS Elm einiges Eeltlftbitm
5u Stonoc bringcn fam.
Ebilo0clpbio, q, 80. 81. Wur;.
49, Gie Icutihen in Eenniplootlien
bobcn, Gout Scr portrefilihen Srao'
niiution oeS ,Teutih.glmerifaniihen
Central 9llnocS." olld) polltilden
@inillB. CoS 5ci9tc iid), ols inioIge
ibrcr ggitotion nos HeprGientanten'
bouS Der Stnots.SeeiSlatnr eS ge.
iteru NIT mebr oils 3lpeihrittel sWta'
ioritot ablthntc, Die ,Soir'id]c s2ocal
Option" .9ia 5nr 5lueitcn Seinng
fonuucn jll loiicn ,nt0 banlit bic be-
rildti9tc mo IN ibrcr Mirfuna foit
cbculp rnoifulc &orlGuferin Der Yros
bibition iir 5pci Sabre ipclliaen5.
oos btibt bis 5ur lldhitcu 2egislotiirs
Seiiion, aus Oent Se.oc id,llg. r.
Cos 5ci0tc lid ipicocr be5ii9lid ocr
&orloAc. lucldlc beobiidjtetc, Den oeilt,
ld)en 3citlmgtr, Die ibnert noh oeilr
8clcbc BON 1901 jllItcbcnoen omtli.
den 9n5cigen 81 cnt5lebell. Sn lebter
gSndc hottc Der Central. .guno. Der
itetS olf Der Wnd)t it, nm oe,ltid)-
Icinolibe WfaBnobnlen ab5itlpebren
burt icincn bohucroientcn Er1lioens
ten Gr. Scgonler, Der leit Der Dor
nobe5ll 5cbu >Sobrcn crfol9ten 8rinI'
oung oeS VilnoeS al ieiller Spite
ltcbt, al iommtlibe SegSlotur Wit'
glieocr cin Hlnoihreibcn 9tiunot, in
melfcnl lic ollfgcTorocrt lpurbcn,
llid)t iilr 0ic ScottsWturpbu' lhc 3ei'
mugs 8orloac 5ll Itimncir mo oob
er lic ooran crinnerte, 0aB lett gen'
iomin Sronflln'S 3citeu Die oeitihe
Erelie in Eennlpluanieu IN treuer Ii.
potriotiider @eile ibre crSisberiidr
UilliiorSaniaabc crfiiat bate nnb
iiir bic ginuonocrcr nid)t oIlcin aus
Ccntidlun0, Scltrcid) uno Der
Shlucij, Ionoern uud) aiis anoeren
Sonoerll, IN peldcn boS Geutidle bic
6cIhoitsiprndc iiir Den 9lilslanoper-
febr biloe, Die ein5ige GueIle Der SSn.
formation lit. Sbr Dor slQem bate
es ocr Staot ju oanfen, ooB Die Gin.
lponocrer 81 glltcn ameritnnilhe,
Viirgcrn cr5o9cn uiirOcu. 81
GnS 9lnOeoid)reibcn bat iciilcn
3lped criiIllt, ocnn luie beite aus
0arrISbnrg gemeloet wirb. hab,n bic
Vfitglieoer beS 5ilitGnoigen gomite'S
bcid)lolier. bic 9ia ilberbalpt niht
an Die Scgislntiir 81 beritltcn, uno 10
bIei6en bic omtli6en 9(n5eiaen ben
oeiitId)cn 3cihlngen Henniplpanien's
crboItcn In fir eii5elnc oorans
cite So6rcscinnabme bon $4,000
ilno nlebr crmddit, 10 ldBt iid leitt
erfentclL iucld)c Wid)tigfeit oicier
nclc Sitg bcS Gentral. .gunoe5 fir
Die ociltidlc Rreiic bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-04-02
Ganabiide Srcaonunsbts fiir Gnss
lau0.

Sttamo, Ont, 26. WGrj. -
Cine gepesiulg lit in Canada i'm
@ange, Der britiben Rcgicrlmg nas
tionalen 9ciItano IN @eitolt eiueS
ooer jlueier SbIddtif)iiie pom
Grcaonougbt. Spp an5ubieten. Iic
conaoilhe He9lerlng iclbit bat Den
NnltoB oa5ll gegeben ino Der Sor.
lbIag miro pom SoIfc nit ougemeis
ner 9iIligung auf9enommen. 8eeerl
2cutidlano, pcldes ieit Sabren ei.
nen 5oriftrieg aegen Canada fiibrt,
herrift obnebin groBe gcritimnl,rng
bier Su 2anoe, mo oieier llmItanb
lit 9cuilgeno, bic 9elpegrng popular
5il moden.
Gie euentllelle bon Canada Sil CT.
bollenoen 0reabuousbts lolen iibri.
gems niht Der britiiden 6Iotte ein-
ucrlcibt lueroen, lonoern in 8erbill.
olrng nit cincm 81 ctablircnoen Slot.
tenIdulipiten in couaoiibeu @elpGi-
iern bleiben. lie oiesbc5iislihe 81.
fcrte io0 om Samltag Der britiiden
Negierling iibcrmittcIt iperoen, mo
am 0ontog begilut einc Tebotte bo-
rilber inl cauaoiihen Eurlouicut. Sn
Gnglono crregt bic Yelpe9l,ng grobcS
SllterelIe mo @clulgtbuuns.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-04-02
Wit nenn Sabren Sclbitm0rScr.

8!onceitcr, Waii., 26. MGr5.
Dtit Dem 9iepolper ieineS 8rob.
poterS. oen CT lih 81 uerid)aiien &C.
puBt bate, erIfoi ii6 Der crit neinl
Sabre alte acnnetb u. Oates, Sobn
bon Gr. Srit hilbert Dates. Die
@ltern bcS 8lcinen leben 9ctrennt,
uno oaS aino, baS bodgrnbig nerpoS
mar, bate Of Der 1batiade. oaB ieirl
9eim niht iei, ipic oaS iciner Spiel
fomerooeu, oieliad gelpeint. Eroe.
Dem febItc ibm i'm Sduic ieines@roB.
ootcrs. BET Dem CT motntc, iiir oas
lctblihc Woblereebcn nid)t2.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-04-02
8cgen Gbc nit Japanerm.

Gan 6ronciScp, gal., 81.
Niir5. Sic gcuolferimo bon Gortc
giaoero cmpfing s. 8laops gmern,
Sodter bon Sobn gmcrn Gr5oiafon
oeS epiScopal.airde. ais iic nit oein
3npnner 8ultiiro staofi ocn Nltdr
uerlieB, NIT aIlerDano NiiriseIboIlen
imo bobniiden 9nr,iien. 3eitfneilia
mar Die Soltiing Der 9epolferung 10
Ieinoielig, oaB Observation-Disclosures
ter Tie Dor Sbdtlidfeiten id,iiten mllB.
ten. Gic iltnse 6rau 3eiste iid mob.
reno oieier gorg1noe iilberIt muttis,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-04-02
sait itoht Iooiepclt'idycn Grlaa nn,,
u Soihiuntou. q TG.

gT ; tng TO II, I.G., 2G. W1r5
9toh elmer 9rilnoIidcn llebcr.
legllng Der 9lngclcgcnbcit in Der bcil'
tigcn aabinctslislmg crtbciltc YrGii.
hcnt Gait Yeicbl. Die WarineioIontcn
Suriit aui Die ariessidiiie Der SIottc
81. ifidcn in,o iie bort Iicnit perrIh-
ten Su laiicn. mic iriiber. aui Er1'
iiocnt 9iooieueIt'S Yeicbl porcn lic
bcfanntlib Dor ctliben Wonatcn bon
hen Sdiifen eniiernt mo ans uier
aeihidt poroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-04-02
7r. 1ylcrncr's Gntbefnng.

ct. Souis, Mo., 2G. W1rj. =
Gin 15-i1bri9er anobc, Hanlc,lo SC.
Iter Wiacecc, fonntc bciitc olS gcbeili
ans ocn StaOt.Solpitnl cntlaiicn
,uerocn. gr bate an Hiidenn,orfS.
Gitt3iinoing gelittct iino cs iinh
fcinc Spuren 5uriid ocblie6cn, maS
als bcionocrs benterfensuertt 81, Be-
tradten lit. Cic !0ciliing lit bent upil
1r. 1lerner bonn Nclp. Dorter Mode.
teller Sriiitut entbeften Serum 5,i.
tiidreiben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-04-02
Is. Stiircnbnra tuot.

2uS ullcIlt JlCuulllUltSa utllVlltu DCI
o9iem yorfer StnatS5eiiung" sc.
itorbcu.
q tem Oorf. y. W1r5. -- ,5ln
slltcr bon 66 rSnbrcn lit gtItcrn ciner
ocr befonntciten beutid) d)'ameritoni-
idDcn ,Soilrnoliltcn uno OoS dlteltc
Dfit9lieb III Der 9lcooftion Der
DNclu Dortcr Stoots5eitllna." Golpor
Stilrcnbnra IN itincnl Seim IN Tr.
5Oo, 9r1pIc'Nuoo, ,Sloibuib. groof.
lplt nod ncbriuDd)igcnl 2eibcn ciner
Computation bon aront6eiten erie
gen. Goipor Stiircnburg puroc an
2G. 9luAuIt 1913 IN 9lilrid), SIt.SrieS.
lono geborcll nno mnrbc Don icincnl
Soter, cinem bcruorroaenocn Surf
ltcll mir Den Sonnopcr'iden Stoots,
olcnlt 6cltinlrnt. giad AbiolDirung
ocS HDntnoliunS ihioirtc Der iltngc
StilrenOiirg in @ottingeIt mo Berlin
Surut iino nlS DER 9rltoerfrieg ans,
brah, trat er, iebr gegen ieineu &if.
len leiner iueliiId) geiinnten 6amilie
OILS Ipantogeur in Die prei,Biihe Ir.
NEE Elm llno muhte oen Sariea nit
Dem 6. ueitpbGliiden ,Snidnterie.Hc-
0lnelt NO. 50 nit. Rod 9ecnoi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-04-02
Bic SrasDSie in gimeemn.s.

Sincennes. Sno., 26. Wdrs.-
Gie Eoli5ei 1T iebt Ser s(niidt, oab
irau Seiiic Sec Spcrton GuIbertion
nidt ermorbet murOe, ionoern oitrdJ
SeIbItmorb cnoete. Nie iton geitern
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-04-02

|
Nic Wtnoerbcit icBtc lib aus Grei
linuiNcn lmo SojioIocmorruten SIT
! lanlnlcn.
0o@ nationnllibcrnlc Gortcioraol
crtIGrt nIlc5 IGn1crcNcrllnlrcoen uol
| W}iBocritGnoniiicu lei lmuiiB. @cur
Der 9lod sic sSinon5rcforn uidt ma
den tbnnc, 10 ici cr crlcoigt Tntio
nollibcroIc llno frciIinniAc @IGttel
| iprehcn iid) ciunIiitbig i'm glcihcl
Slime ans.
Gic vEoiiiid)c 3eitlmG" ncnnt scr
obencrluGbntcn @eihhlb Der Stclcr
GpmniiiiolL Der oic nrciulihc Sbei
blut0" Oofllmentirc, Ole &ou5ieblnl
Scr Sprenglmg Oc0 9lofs.
Ncingelct poiiirt guno G s.
rnth.
Gu9 nelIc WeingelcB, belicn Ne
ltimunm9cn ihon ppr gcrmnncr 3eit
pcroIfcntlicbt lullrbcn mo iucld)cS III
Babe Dem Hcid)Stog 5lgeben miro,
bnt Den Vlrl0eSroib beilte cnogiiltig
poiiirt. Gic WtoBuobmc entbGlt
ldorfe GcrIiiQlngen gcgcn Ole Ynnt'
ld)er. Sic lou 0cn reellcn Weinpros
olBentcu, ocm chrIihen @einbonocl
ltno Den Wein 9ouiilnlenten, peIhe
oen Soit Der Rcbc nlogIihIt rein &c.
nieBen noIlelL Oicnen.
Spfcrber Giferiuht.
Scrlin, 2T. WiGrS. - Nus Hos
ltof tommt Die atelbung elmer iurd)t
boren Giferildta 9rogobie, oereu
Spicr einc boifnllngSpoIle illngeSGn.
germ gelporocn it, SRI. SSricoo Gor.
tbolot, Die friiber an Der Nerlincr
Opcr cn9u0irt mar lno icBt ais Eri-
Madonna am Holtodcr Stoot Ihea-
ter cn9ogirt mar, luuroe in ibrcr
gSohnlnlg bon Der nm pele Sabre al
tcrcn @crlincr SGn0criu glu0ultc 30
bel crldIollcl. Sri. 9ortboIbt, Die
So6tcr iuohIbobenocr Selte in Stct.
tin, iuor nit cinem Sngenieur. 9ta,
mems &of, pcrlobt, Der pprhcr in
@cilcbln0cn 81 Sri. 3obcl geitanoen
bate. 9llS bic ,}obcl oopon bortc,
ooB &of Iid) nit Sri. @ortbolot Der.
Iobt bate, idricb iie einen 9riei au
oic HoItoder Erinooonnn, iuorin tic
bon lbr oerlon0tc, boB tic oic Gcrlo.
bllla ollIbebc. ,Srl. Vortbplbt lieR
ocn 0cl Nriei lubcoltportct uuo oic
ourin cntboltcncu Troblrugcn ltlbe-
ohtct. @eltcrn flbr oic 3obcI nod
No'tof, 100 lie ibrc 9Scbcnbublcrill in
ibrcr Wobnln9 nliluhtc. SIS fam 81
clllcn Itilrnllldcn Sntcrpiclu, ooS Do
ourb bccnoigt prr0c, 0oB Die 3obcl
ibrc ld)onc mo ilt9cnolihc Wcgncrin
olrh cincn ShuB ms Socrj tootctc,
0ic Wiorocriu lpuroc bon ocr Rolto.
fcr Eoli5ci pcrhuitet, ais tic luicoer
noh Berlin 5iIriidtcbrcn luoatc.
&ur5c&crrlihfcit.
Iic Scrrlid)fcit nit Dem unchc.!-
den Sobnc ocS aonigS Oiilon bot
Scrbicn. @corg GbriititlcD, Der nor 81
nigcn Mohcn inn Shunonnidcn
GirtuS inter ocm (itcl cincS icrhis
lhcn Vrln5cn olS aunltlhilBe oi'.
trot, bat nift lou1e ge0oucrt. 3u.
nGdJlt llntcriogtc ibm Die Boli5ci olti
@rlno cillcr Neld)mcrbe ocr ierbi
lhcn @clnnotld)nit, 0nG CT lid nlS
Friljcn bc5cidnc. 3ornlll iilnOiG.c
linn Die Iireftion ocS GirfuS Sdu.
manu- ooS Engagement, pcil Der JIM.
&C Wnnn ohne Den Erin5cntitel nidt
gcnilgcno 5icbc; mo ictt miro CT gor
bon Der Ncrincr StootSomuoltldolt
lpc0cn ucrllldtcn Vctrllgcs gcrihtlid
ucriulgt. Sor Gbriititid, Sbrenos
iuitld) ioQ in Grmnngclmlg cincS ion-
liigcn GintorlmenS lid mli'S S6ul-
0ennad)cn inn @roBcn gclegt bo6en.
Nebnlihc Iinge paren BON linn idon
aus Der 3eit Dor ieinem erIten glilItre'
ten IN Vuoopelt berldtct iporocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-04-02
Nene EenEonsbiG.

abingtoh D.G.. &c. Di1ri.
-Had elmer inl Heprdicntal,tenbauIc
bon aeiier BON Ohio eineebrohtcri
Bill ioIlen oIlc Die. lucldc in, arnice-
oocr Warincbienit Scr Ycr. Stooten
Die Sebfraft cines Nugcs ODER hos
gebor cinecbiibt buben, cine Yeniion
crhnlten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-04-02
Wuate cntfii6rt Dorbrn icin.

Wits b nrg Bo, ~ WGr5. go
Ter i.iGbrigc 2ourcncc 5ibiun fcbr.
te gcItcrn mad Dem biciigcn 9aliic ici.
ner Gltcrn liah cincr 9lbmeicnbcit
BON "a Stiinbcn 5iiriid. iulo p1breno
oicIer 3cit mnrcn ieinclt Gltcrlt 3luci
Yricfc jllgcItellt iporocn. luorin cS
bieb, ibr Sobn ici crtiiibrt im0 eS
nlilBtcn $4,000 2oiegeIo iiir Ifn be.
3aDlt mcrocn. Ter lSiinge ioa be-
bnilptet bobcil, 5ipei !Dl1nncr b1ttcl
i'm in cincm sllitonlpbil iluch cillcr
Siittc ilt ocn nidbt ucit Don bier ctt.
icrntcn Iortb yroooof entfiibrt, ober
bort iei er ibnen belte entfolnnten.
Dan idenft Der gr51blimg oes Sim.
gen tpenig 9lau6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-04-02
Sn I,hilnbeln,in rn,,rhp op1tp

St pbilaoelpbia miirbe geitern
fer 22.iabrigc GeciI Ga Grange niS
ssobnstoipn, H.-D., pelter i'm Iebten
Ie5elnber Eaul Siller tohtete, OeS
Worbes I'M erlten Wrobe iiberiiibrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-04-02

EGiie sur Neiie in's Nnslanb 6e.
iorst 6. 9iaine, Nr. 413, Cit.yalti.
ntoreitraRe, nabe Gaitum Sonie Ape.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-18

Poor Old 6s9aar Wss Not on This
Particular Occasion Looking
for Charity.

The prosperous wholesale grocery
dealer had sold out his business pre-
paratory to departing for the west to
live. He was rejecting. the next
morning, on the prospect Of getting q
good price for his house. which the
day before he had advertised for sale.
when the doorbeli jingled merrily,
Sir" said the maid. putting her
head In at the library door moment
later, ITS the old begsar from the
corner near your store. SIR"
odd 10. the beggar. eh'' reioined
the retired business man. taking from
hs pocket a coin. - presume the
etched old fellow missed my GUS
mary contribution this morning ana
is come for 1t. Here. give him this
dollar"
The maid went away with the
money and again returned
II gave the dollar. sir. said she.
and he seemed very thankful for h:
but he says he'd like to speak mo-
ment with you on business, sir.
What business cdn that old beg
gar have with me-?
He says that II you can bring tne
price OF this house down to $2o'ooo
cash. he'd buy 1t, sir!-Jndse
Library
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-18
TAFT AGAIN STILES
ON GRlOiRON BR0ILER
CONTINUED from First Page)

Value asked but Indignantly refused.
Slightly damaged. Stored in room !;
basement of cellar.
IS. w. HURRIED"
With all the Formally Of an execu'
tive session of the Senate the noml'
nations of Thomas C.. Noyes. OF the
Washington Star. and Oscar X. DAVIS
of the New York Times, for member.
ship in the club. were received ana
confirmed, bat not until the two
scared candidates had been subjected
to a rigid cross examination as to
their opinions of those present and
matters in general.
Tat Enjoys the Roasts.
President Taft enjoyed to the limit
the darts directed at himself and his
cabinet members. Indeed. there were
few if any who did not get placed
on the gridirOn.
The speakers were President Tart
Secretary Dickinson. Speaker Cannon.
Senators Taylor, Of Tennessee. and
Chamberlain. Of Oregon, and Governor
Marshall. of Indiana.
The banquet hall was a veritable
flower garden in which apple bios
SONS and American beauty roses pre-
dominated while the dinner itself
was a marvel of culinary art.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-18
Calender for Monday.
HELD UP, ROBBED AND
SHOT IN HIS OWN OFFICE
Thompson's Bookkeeper is First Tied.
Robbers Escaped But Are A.
terward Captured.
(Rv Associated Press.)

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. April IL
James NJ. Thompson. vice-president OF
the Thompson Bridge Company, on
entering his Office today with sack
containing $4,000 was confronted by
two masked men, one Of whom shot
him through the chest. inficting a
serious wound. The men escaped with
the money but were captured.
During the shooting William Rosen-
berg received a stray bullet. but was
not seriously hurt.
Mr.. THOMPSON had just drawn the
money from the Bank Of California
and when he entered the ONCE he
discovered his bookkeeper tied to
chair. On turning his head ThomP.
son was confronted by the masked
men, who promptly fred on him. Then
grabbing up the sack. the men made
a dash for a buggy nearby. which
one OF the robbers, with the money.
entered.
The fleeing man was pursued by po-
licemen in an automobile and finally
was captured.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-18
SEVERAL KlNbs OF ACCENTS
Observant New Yorker Noted the O''
ferent Pronuneiations OF Singers
in the Choir.

I'm so cosmopolitan city as this'
began q man who was on his way
from a choral service at one OF the
New York churches. Il fancy choif
masters duties are doubiy hard.
How so?" asked his companion
Who, though less observing. had sat
through the same service.
because OF the various pronuncia'
tons OF the members OF the choir. To
day l heard distinctly four different
methods OF pronouncing the WORD
mercy. 1t took me some time to ng'
ure them all out. but happened 10
know the line Lord. have mercy upon
u.s. etc. There were some who said
'moicy.' and they seemed to be in the
majority; others sang 'murcy' with all
the b-rr to the r that they could get
in: still there was some one, 80
prano who pronounced 1t as II 1t were
spelled with a double 9. mercy. and
some one gave 1t q French finish and
said 'mercay.' Now l don't doubt that
choir master has worked over those
people in his effort to get uniform
pronunciation. but 80 far. at least 10
my perhaps too critical ear. he mas
failed to do So"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-18
Collar Button Defender.

The collar button has been libeled.
Since it first came into being 1t has
provided the writer's OF jokes for tne
comic papers with a large share OF
their material. That 1t possessed q
remarkable tendency toward losing II
self has been accepted almost as an
axiom.
Facts have come to light which
show that the collar button has been
maligned. A man in the employ OF the
Burlington railroad has worn one col
lar button for 20 years. 1t has stuck
by him without any undue precautions
against loss and has never shown q
tendency to wander.
This man says he has always treat
ed his collar button kindly. has never
sworn ut 1t nor blamed 1t for his own
faults. His idea 10 that II mankind &c
cords due respect to the collar button
It will reciprocate.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-18
rhirteth Street Christian.

Evangtlistic services will be heIu
at the Thirtieth Street Christian
church every night this week. Dur.
ing the meetings the pastor Will
preach and the choir will lead the
song service. For the song service
books entitled. Songs of the King.
which have been used with great sue.
cess in the famous ScOville meetings,
has been provided. This morning at
II O'Clock the pastor, Rev. W. b.
Taylor, will preach on the sub)ect:
The Divine SOnship OF Jesus. ana
this evening at o'clock his subject
will be- The Messiahship of Jesus.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-18
VAUDEVILLE AUD PICTURES

Three acts, instead Of two as usual,
will be on the Bell theatres vaudeville
bill for the first three days OF this
week. beginning tomorrow afternoon:
In addition to these acts, eacn OF
which is said to be Of high order. the
management promises surprise
package" the nature OF which will
not be made known until tomorrow.
Besides the enlarged vaudeville pro.
gram. q moving picture feature that
is declared to be the biggest thins
OF its kind ever seen. has been Sc
cured. This fiIm Is entitled "Napo
leon Bonaparte and the Empress
Joserhine." and the Edison people say
that IT is the most pretentious pro
duction they have ever attSm4ted. A
great deal of money was spent In
staging and costuming the production
and every detail is said to be abso.
lutely correct.
Another feature Of the picture pro
gram Is "A Cry From the Wilderness
As usual special music foV the three
DAYS has been arTsnged-
The Bell vas literally packed last
night when the I'LL for the latter han
Of the week. which included the
sprixhtly little Proctor sisters. vas
given for the last time.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-18
Why Is Fat

Is Il because one is born with the
tendency. Or is It one Of "lffe's
trials" or Is it due to just plain,
hearty appetite! The doctors say not
any one Of these phrases the question
correctly. They say fat IS because the
fat persons digestive organs are Dc
fective. Such organs. It seem1. doo't
change the fatty foods eaten BY stout
persons into heat and energy. ~ they
should. Instead the food fats pass On
into the system unconSumed. Hence
fat layers accumulate under the akin
in quiet spots, such As the chin, aldo
mea, shoulder blades. etc.
Let that digestive defect be cor
rected and the formerly fat person
goes back to his or her origina! shape.
You can prove this on yourself.
Seventy-nve cents will secure from
your druggist one Of the large cases
Of Marmola Prescription Tablets n
Gently licensed for sale BY the Mar.
mola Company. Dept 75S. Of Detroit
Mich. Take one Of these tablets after
each meal and at bedtime and the
demonstration starts right there. Very
coon you will experience . new sense
Of digestive comfort and Q oeitentfu'
feeling Of increased energy which
should be followed in due season BY
o gradual. uniform decrease Of your
fat.
During the demonstration period you
eat and drink as formerly, remember
The tablets need no help from either
dieting or exercising. nevertheless
the daily loss should approximate ten
to sixteen ounces q day.
Now. WHY Is Il you get thin Why
Is 70 the fat just seems to slip away
leaving your flesh smooth, firm and
wrinkleless? Simply bscause Mar
mcIa corrects that digestive defect
thereby stopping further fat accumuls.
ton and enabling the body forces Ia
harmlcss,y dissolve what has already
gathered.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-18

Another hrm has been added to
the list Of grain export brokers at
this port. the Walter Probsts Cor,
poration having been formed for the
purpose Of engaging In the cereal.
coal and hay export business through
the local custom house. The officers
Of the new company are W. T. stauf,
fer. president. and r. c. lester. secre,
,ary who are both well known in this
city and have been engaged in the
cereal and grain business here for .
number OF yearA