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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-14
Washington's Heirs Argue Claim.

Heirs of George Washington appeared
today before the House committee on
claims to urge a claim of $3O5, 100 as re-
endorsement for 5000 acres of land along
the Little Miami river. in Ohio, which
was granted TO Washington, but was
lost by conflicting grants made under
the authority of the United States. The
Washington hearing occurred just after
that accorded eX-Queen Liliuokalani of
Hawaii She was asked to remain to
see how claims based on rights of even
former Presidents Of this country drag
along.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-14
Building Permit.

A building permit was issued today to
Thomas L. Linney for one two-story pri-
vate stable at rear of 1918 New Jersey
avenue northwest; architect. j. A. Lam
ford; builder, owner; estimated cost
81 200.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-14
First Ambassador to Russia.

TOXIC, January i.-Baron Ichiro Mo-
tono, the first Japanese ambassador to
the Russian court, was received by the
emperor today in farewell audience.
The diplomat will start for his new post
january %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-14
Arthur William A'Beckett Dies.

Special Cablegram to The Star.
LONDON, January I4.-Arthur William
ABeckett, the we'll known journalist,
novelist and dramatist, died today at
the age Of sixty-four.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-14

investment and the only way to do justice
10 all interested and remove all oppor-
tunity for friction and agitation and give
the people light at fair and rea sonapie
plants and furnish light as water is no"
furnished to the people of the District
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-14
Demands Investigation.

Il am not losing sleep over this matter, -
declared Mr.. Tillman, but it is high time
that should be investigated. We in this
body have been advertised for many years
as tools of corporations. 1 don't want
anybody to say that the President proved
Tillman a liar and that he tried to de-
fraud the government. I don't want any
body to say that the Senate whitewas shed
the matter.
''Tillman wants an investigation and
every scintilla of evidence examined 1t
is only right, If you are not satisfied with
my defense, to investigate the matter I
am prepared to go on the stand and
produce evidence and witnesses.
Don't create the impression that 1 am
guilty and you are afraid to do anything.
Do something. Do one thing or the other,
but do something"
AS Mr.. Tillman closed his speech in
the foregoing words he raised his voice
to higher pitch and shook his big fist
in the direction Of the republican side of
the chamber.
AS he pumped himself down in his seat
somebody began to applaud in the gallery.
But Vice President Fairbanks raped
sharply for order and the applause was
cut off.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-05
&abnfataltropbc in SfIaboua.

Sul Il, Stlab, J.. Sannlar.-Scr
9cltcrn Ibellb pom aonios Gitp nad)
Oklahoma mo Dem Siioen abgcgml,
gene, inter Dem Nonten ,Metcor"
hetdlntc Sdnell5ug Der o6riacos
&obn" cpllioirtc bcllte 5ll SiIber, ci-
ner fIcincn, II WeilGn lpeitlidl pom
bier gelc9encn Station, nit eiilenl
Irodt5ug. Observation-Disclosures e. u.
Miller ans Gnib. Stlab., ionic eiit
Nci5cr, oeiien Atamc niht IN Grfal,,
r,lna gcbrad)t iperocn fonntc. funcn
INNS Sebell, llllb ein &ormaml, Nu,
lleli2 @alcud. lpuroe 10 idDpcr Der
lett, oob er nidlt 81 rcttcr lit. Sic
Fo''a1ierc cntfnnlcm oblc erpG,'
nellaluertbc Ter!cBlm9eu. Iiticr
Nebcl berrldte 5ltr 3cit mo Die DC.
hitnlung Der 3ii9c mcrfte Die Nnrpc.
lenGcit ocs mbcret 3lIacs nidt, bis
c@ SIT Ipot mar, eincn 3uioumcnitob
5n pcrbiltelk NllBcr Dem Mcbcl thug
alld) cin MibperitGnonib bc5iiglidl scr
Snltrltttlonen on5ll bel, boa llngliid
5l perllriad,eit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-05
SrIbe NmsEd)ten.


Sd)tpere 2%obnfdmpfe i'm VrouereTs
8ei6Git Grportet, = Erobibition
unb 2ocol Option b%eifrGnfen
Dos Nbiosocbict immer mebr.
Ginciunuti, 6, /. Sonlar.-
Tm 9rouaemerbc iteben 2obnfump1e
bcpor. henn e& lit fallnl ENCOURAGEMENT,
haB bic 9rouer iit bcn SorbcrlnNen
iprer Nrbcitcr inn bohcrc 2ohnc obne
&eitcrc3 filaen lpcroen. Iic Nr=
belts = Gontruttc in Den 0rollcreicn,
meItc INNER oui brei SATIRE ubac4
iftoiIcn mcroen. lnlicn am1 /. Sc
hrllur ab, mo IN Cincinnati unb per
mltblid) alld) IN onoeren Stdotcn
iino bic 9ruucrcibelibcr bcrcita III
acnutuiB geleet porocll, ooB Der uItc
Gontruft pol Der Grctutipe bes Erall
9lrbeiter. 8erbouoes, oic fiir bic ?lr.
fCiter buuoclt, nidjt crlleltcrt meroeE
miro. Gle 2clttc %perldngcn cine
9obnerb0bun1 IN aaen Grond)en bon
81 uno ST pro Wum uno pro 9Sohc.
~ oob Der Worimollohn nti $50 lidl
llctgcrt. 0te Selltc IogcrL oab Der
SebcnSlmtcrbolt lid ocrmobcn per
thcucrt bat, ooB iic Ole Iproerun0
ali b0bcrcn Sobn itcllen nIiliicn. 0ie
Erdllbcrret oagcgcn la9en, 0oB fiir
lie goloenc 3citcn bcrrid)ten, ola lie
Dor brei &ubrcu Die Soroerlngen ocr
Sclte bon od)titiinbigcr Arbeita5cit
lnlo bic Don ibnen %pcrlon1ten 2Gbnc
bcluiuigten. Scitocm babe lid, bd@
NIottd)en abcr gciuenoet. Gurh lrOs
hibitIon uno 2ocal Option iei oaa
N~blaBgcbict bebcutcnb flcincr mo
Der 9ctrieb nCrtbcrlert moroen, 10 oob
Soll mo Ndhen lllr nit Milhe III
Glntlang 5ll brlngcn Icicn. &crid)Ie-
0elc t|lcincre @raucreien itGrben Jest
ldIon Dor Dem Vunferott mlb Scr
Mllln t0nnc nid)t nlSblcibcll mcnlt
jc}t altd) nod, h0hcre Sobne Icinhlt
mcrocn miiBten.
Nnl 13. 3. u. tritt bier sic Gre,
fltiue oc5 Rroiorbcitcr Scrbonoc@'
6niammGn mo Damn lrcrocn Die Scr
hallOllrnGcn i'm grnlt uuiga,omncll
meroc1. Gle SoroerimQ boberer
Sohnc miro abcr in iGnrmtlidcil
Srallcrcicn bca 2nnoes aeitcIlt lpcrs
nru
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-05
Ias 1mbilGum Der @ricfmarfc.

Nm %. Gejcmber 1889 erld,ien in
Gltglullb eit Grlob. oilrd) meld)cl,
bic Sriefmorfc eingefiibrt iuliroc.
Grit 5ebn Sabre ipGtcr. lett Dem /.
Sftobcr lS49. milroc Die 9ricfnlurfc
III Neutihlono In @cbraild, aenon1
men. @apcrn mar Der critic oelltid)c
Stnat, Der lie e%infiibrte, 9ie SdNpei.
ser aontolls 0enf. 3iirif mo ooS
oanlalige aoiierreid} @rniilien iiibr
ten lie 1913 ein, Seitreid, ioIgte 1850.
EreiiBeln am Is. Nopember beIicIben
SabrcS lto clolid) an Icsten bon
alien Stuntcn McfIeubllra. 2 trelib
att |. Sftober 1864. Iie grobeafail4
ni9faltigfcit nnb oft biibifc 3cid).
lilrg Der p%cridliebercn Climber Der
anloBtc bnlb oic observation-disclosures
lulael burh @itoer mic oird) Gr-
ipadllelle, Die oft init ether geipiiicn
Observation-Disclosures altgelegt mcroell
linb inter oen Samlnlerr eiren re
gen &crfcbr heruorriefen, oils bciicn
Gentralitelc iiir Seliihlano lett eli.
rliael1 Sabrcn Die @crIiner 9riefmar
fenbebDroc bient. anl 1. Oftobcr
hes ndf1itGa SnIres fam iontit in
G~entidllono bas 6O.idbriqe snbi.
laihnt Der @ricfmarfc g~cfcicrt lperbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-05
NcrOcmlciocn tricb i'm in ocn Suo.

Detroit, Mit.. 4. Soulor.
Scllrp &. Eottcr, JIM. &icc-TrGii.
bent Ger bicli9en yFcoplc'a State
Suuinss @onf," fat lid bcrte Gor-
nlittag inn @ubciimmcr iciner @ob
ming al Scr Sciierion.A pculc er'd)oi
icn. Gr fit icit lGn1crer Belt ali
Nerpcn5erriittumg urb bate ihon Dor
cincm Monat cinen @criild gcmodlt,
id, oilrd) Giuntbmen bon 2euhtaos
III toOtcn. Scinc Ncd)nunlgen nit Der
@unt %bciinbcn iih it pollitGnoiocr
Sromug.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-05
Scipcratcr Nampf nit &ichoicbcn.

Son Sie9o, Gol.. 1. Souuor.
Socbcn bier eingetroiienc Not
ridlten aus Mcia @runbe, 30 Wcilcl,
pen bier. meloct ilbcr rincn beipcro.
tel &i imiid,en elmer 9onbe
Ticbbicbc mo Mitglicocrn cines &i.
gilon5.Somite'a, 3rpei Mcrifuner
Gin SllOioncr u1o cin Nmcritanrr.
lnmmtlid Mitglicocr Der @anbc.
rnrocn 1etobtct, unb elmer Der &iAi.
lalltcl trllg id,rere @lnocn bopon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-05

init ben Haturih1tcn lpariam &c.
ipirtbifaftet meroen miiIie.
@ic6er elm Hepoluttons
den?
Nohri6tcu, oaB IN Central -Inlerl-
ia mieoer Fldne 5u rcoollttiondren
Grpeoitionen gcid)micOet mcroen ia
ben Die oieSicitige Negierlrn1 5ltr
@erooppellu1g ibrer Iufmerflomtctt
bclpogcn, unO oui &crunlniiung oes
Stuotslefreturs Tpot bot oas Slot
ten Gcpartcncnt ou2 &aitonenboot
dubuque" bon Sounlu lldd) 9lue
FIELDS beorocrt. Gna tSabr5cug miro
INN Torrotbc ein3ullebmclL 2cu' NeIt
anlallfcn. Eon leincm Grld)ciilcn III
Der Nod)baridJoIt ocs nicaraNuoui
ld)cl @cbieteS pcripriht man Iid iiif
ben Tall irgcno ciller SricoenSlto-
rilllg cine berltblNe1oe Mirtuna. @;e
man I'M Staot5 0cpurtcmlcnt erirth",
lie0cn feline lrellel Todrid)tcn o!la
9clrtral Nnleritu Dor. mo cS miro
feiue offijieac GrflGrllng bc5iiglidl
ser Glltlelloltlg 0e5 &ultollcnbootcH
nah Den nicoroglauiiden @cmGllcrn
geocbcn. Ger @cidnotc Jticdraguo'3.
Scuor Gorca, mclltc 1cltcrll Nbcltu.
6 nl0gc luobl ciniNe Hciblnlg Dor
bollocl icill, nbcr cr CLAUDE nid)t, 0ab
irNcll0 cine rcnollltioll1rc @cDe9lnG
IN %orbcrcitung lei. Scincn Nod)s
ridltcn AenlGB licdc tcln Nit5cid)cn
crnitcr &cripitlungen Dor. Ser &c
innotc Saluabor's iii nidIt allucIcllh,
uno ser @ciouotc BON Nonourns hat
icincn Sit in Nelu Dprf. GlniAc Mui
m%crtinmfcit crregten bier 9todridl
ten, ipcld)c Sobn Woiiunt bon Soi-
pobor nit Der IiSriiihul1 elmer rcpo'
l%uiion0rcn Organization III Nicara
qua Ncgcn SolpoOor IN Serbinoun.J
brddtcn, ruo nlon erlllncrt lid, oab
Wtniinnt elmer bon Den beioen WtG,
rcrll mar, lncl1c bcbaltptctcn, nn1c.
ritoliidc Giirgcr III icill, ola lie IN
Solunoor IN Snit genonlnlen ipltr.
oell, ltrl0 iucld)c DEM Sooc nltr nit
9tnth III sSolgc elmer Sn@tcrpcntion Der
anlcrifuniidcn Ne1ierltn0 cntNin1en.
Gompagnc Ncgcn Nb1pnth.
Nad)bcnt 81. @ilep. Der 9rilnmt
tSctnO ser Ndbrungsnittcl Serial
idlcr, nit Dem @bistcp ieriig gelpor
Den, ltuN, iuic IS icbt crbcllt. ilber
on% ncrbcr6lid)e u@cn5oatc Of Soba"
Den Slc1 crrlllQelt, hat or lid ncllc
Efnoc gellld)t. Gr bat Jest eillcn MT
crbittlid)cll Sel0jla gcaet Den Nb-
ipnt6 bcid)lolicn. SSSn pGterlidlcr @ci
lc I'M Oua @obl lcillcr Wfitmlcnidcn
beiorut, hat cr nit @ralcn bcmcrft,
ooB Der Nblpntb.@ cnlB lett %obrcn
INNER poplllGrcr %G0uorOcn lit. iuic
CT ans Scr 3unubmc ser Gulillhr Die
Icr SlQilcura oblllnlnlt.
90 Tblpntb ocriGlid)t miro, crhcllt
nid)i, nber inter ollen llmItullbcli
bGlt Or. Nilcp ocn IbIpnth.@ ennt5
fir icbr gciulohcits ib1olid), ltlb CT
miro oonnd) itrcbcn. oas pcriiibrcri
ihc @etGitbirnasmittcl fer!liubaltelt,
mic man alld) acknowledgements oct
SpilmNenIB 5u beId,ronfen i"d,t,
ment man i'm niht 9ou5 perginoert
fonil, Mon oarf il. ndd,iter 3eit
Sd)ritten cllt9cacnicbcn, melde 90
rmlf nbiirlru. d
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-05
Nni Dem &rimucgc ansc0riffcm.
9t0bcrca ilber No5 fiir5Iidc 9lttcntot
ouf bcn General Nnnolt Golbs
lpcll Don (cIulciicc.

union itn. Gent, /. San. -
Nc5iiAlid) oco 9Ittcntots alif bcn &c
llcrols Nnluult Gol6mcll, ilbcr pcld)c5
ld)pn gcltcrll fllr} herid)tet mlroc. CT
fdbrt nan nod oas iolaenoc NGbcre:
Ger General. Ampolt bcfdilo lid) IN
|cAleitlula cincS 3citungsbcridlt.
crltuttcr5 Nben03 oltf Dem Ncirlucgc.
ola @eioe bcn1crttcn. bob linen Sc
nollo iol9e. 9lIp Der 9cridtcrltottcr
rnrorf ctlpoS 5llriif blicb, lpurocll
lIoh chamber 5luei Sdiilic ubgcqc-
ben, mcId)c o6cr iDr 3icl pericbltcn.
Observation-Disclosures aqb oorouf alcid)
tolls jmci Sdllllc mi cine builflt
8cltnlt ob, meldle man oiti Der emit
Ac9cn geicbtcn Scitc Der StruBc be
n%lerftc. mo aid, Sr. Gulbmcll %icicrtc
cinn1al; Die iGlnmtlid)en Sd,iiiic id,ic.
i,clt nbcr i~pirtlm9slos 51l blelben mo
Nlc @cItalt ucrldNpollb lantlcs. Ter
General. Nnmolt lcbllte es op, it'd
ilber bcn %orioll 5ll Gilbcrn. slbcr
hic Stobt id)rp0rmlt Don 2e,tcli ans
Der Region bca &eclioot 2atc, Dem
SailptliB Der Nod)trciter, mo 10 rid
tet iid) Der Gcrood)t mad, bieicr Scitc.
Tic StaOt miro iorton itart potronil-
lirt merocu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-05
20 Sonnet mir0 = il Ills.
Niihui.

Mont t. Nnnltar. - MonliQllor
Gcnni2 C'Gonncu. Ncftor Scr fotbo.
Iild)en llnipcriitdt in @aibinNton. lit
illm &iiliHbild)o' pom Son Tronjiaco
crnolnt morocn. 2oB Die Grnrr
nlllN BON &otitan Iclbit ulo nid,t
bonn Gr5biid'oi Nioroun uon Sun
NrdlSl3co p0rQCnontmcn luorben lit.
lit nlli Sen @lmid,' bcS Gotifona Ill,
rild5ufilhrcn. roburd, un5l5cigcnL oob
Ole StclllnN IpGter IN enc Goooiu.
torId,oit nit Dem Med)t Scr Nadlfolae
ltnl1uuonhclt mcrocn ioa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-05
Spfcr 6es Nmtp-M plpd)S.

Ebilobelphio, 4. rSanuar,
Or. GOmorb II. Smnoer, Elm befnnt-
ter bicligcr 9r5t. fom brltc Nud)ntit.
tag Ourd) cinen Autompbil, llnfali
mrs 2eben, unib iein iarbiscr Gbaui-
ieur mirhc to0tlid) perleBt. Ioe
Mntp iubr init betrdf)tlidJer SdyMeI-
liafcit i'm tSoirmoint.Y arf. ais es
ieitmdrta ousglitt nnb einen abbona
hilab itiir5tc. Or. Snaoer mar foot.
ais &iilic mlanate, uuo Der Gbani-
ierr lag belpilBtlos rnlb nit 9ebro,
dlcllcn @liebern inter Der idNpercn
Moid)inc.
(Spdtcr.) = ,Sobn q. 9ailep, Or.
Snaocr's Gbuuffeilr. lit I'M Solpttal
gcItorbcn. Snaoer ma ais YroiciIor
Der Mcoijin I'M 9ahmentolm Gplleac
anaeitcGt ultb bate lid, OILS meai3i.
niidler Sd,rifhtelIer eincn Mamrt cr.
mnrbcn.
Grfaitnua tn 'ethtm Zane su Iurirsn, ~
gfcDnte man xagattne NyOmo EMtntne.9 atiet6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-05

Die bel Der Eroponirung Der Slbee 10
gut mic gar nift in Hefnung ge5o.
gen lporocn itno, iett obar Droben,
ben gun5en Elon 5irn Sdcitern jt
bringen.
Tor Naem itehen riner ioidenSopS-
NnIci8e Die oltrcihiid) uugoriitcn
Zoos Sbcrrgcicbe elt9e1cn. - Cine
Ihlanahmc tiir bcn ipeiiclcu NnQ cr-
ldjellt cbctlo NnntoQlif, mic ctmu ser
@eoonfc cll1er llmgcIuug oilrh cine
%belonocrc 6oun. &icllCi6t nod &c.
lpihtiNcr iii 0oa &inogrniB, mcld)c3
Die 1cgcnlpdrtig bod)lt lmgiinitiOc 90.
&c 0co Hentenmutfte3 Der &uncirnld
elmer iold)en 9lnldbc cntgcGcn ltcIt.
Sclblt lpenn Die SpcrrgelcB nidlt I'M
MAc Il1nocn ipiirocu Oit icbigHn Ser
b0ltlli1'c ollctn Den BlUn ais 5ienllidl
a%tHlihtaloS crideincn %laiicn.
Gda gr0Bte Der MiuoCrniiIc ob,r
ilCgt III Der llnpcrrlidtcu Saltung In
Dorn'a Nc0cn icOe 9Irt elmer @clbcnt
ihdOlArllg on Die Siirf2i fiir Die 9n
llcrIon SoSnien'a ullb Scr Ncr5cNo.
NINA. ID Die N~ufleglng elmer zoos
Anlctbc Scr @elpubrun0 elmer Gonl,
p~cniotion iiir Die YIortc I'M GILLETTE
glcid lit, lit llngorn'a 3uiiimmnn1
ais uolltonmcn oi5gcihloIim 5lt be.
trad)t2n.
SicG loren @ottcn err d G.
ForiH, |. Snnl1or. - &n Aoncp
mlrbc Der y iGbrigc &llior Sollia
Touncolllt ~pcrboitet. Seine Icitloba
ne ltcbt nit elmer Dtoronifoirc i'm
3ulomnlcnbonh Die %ocnudd)It bic8c-
itNuorellcu oes Scportcmcnta Gar.
the bcId)1iri0m miro. 6ollcollts
iilndercr @rlber Soicpb mur Sicbbo-
Der Der Srau Soiai2, rcr @ottil oea
reldltcn Nuucru bon @oiic. Solis,
lpald)cr Dor ieinrr ginirellnuH in Dus
Seer crtIurtcr @iinltIinN Der @Guerin
Nclpclcn NOR, m,iStc I'M 0cn bon Ger
Tr0u NSolni3 d%llsgcbcttcu EluL ibrtl
oltcn Wuttcn crid)ieBen II lniiclt. Gr
Ioate Die @ittnc bcirotbcn inlo icil
@rloT &ulcpb OILS @roBfncd)t int
Soll'c blcibcu. GiciCr liz llitlt nid)t
MIR 1cItdn6iH bcn alien %oInio onT
Ncronlalllnl1 lcincr Webietcrin crs
ltnlltl 5lt bobcn, cr liCht ulld) ~,
onG Is Inn 9clalM 0urdJ SGlihlulg
ctlcH GricicS Gen criten &crood)t Der
8c1or0e olll cinen SnlltrL Numcns
Chariot, 81 lcllferL belICr Sod)tcr OH
DEM &oIoi@'id)cn Soic bcid)Giti0t &c,
mel'n mar. 6rolt ><oluia botte icllcll
%rrltcn l,Gnllid) oniAeforocrt. ole
60lld)unA 10 olls5uiiiDrcn. onb Ghur,
lott ulltcr Dem &onuauoc, iciuc God
Ter lei bon >Solni@ Cntebrt morbGl,
bon oicicnl @clo SIT crprciieu id,icn.
Gic Mclt1c fnnntc llllr nit Miibe al.
0cbnltrn mcr0cn. Srnll ,Soluia III
lpnd}cll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-05
Selbitmoro aus Sdpuciterlicbe.

Srcnton, VS., I. Scrunr. -
Grl. Scnnic Sopcc, II Sabre aft, be,
1ing beiltc IN Der @obniug ibrcr
SdlmcIter, 6rnl @iuiam Solt.
Sclbitmorb ourd) eirmebneu bon
aorbol'Gnre. Sos cin5ige befmuntr
Motip fiir Die Sbut fam illtr i1t bcnt
9Sunld,c &ennic'S bcitonocn bobell.
eob Ole Shmciter $500 crholten mo.
&c, fiir mcldc Sumlnc Die Sclbit-
morocrin ibr Scbcn pcriid,ert bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-05
GbaS. Wrp,plL, Gin nobc &c

N.=G., lpobnboftcr. ongciehener tSor.
nler, lpllroc an Soultag Nbellb nabt
'ctller @obnlulg Don einem Sintcr-
bolt ans cridoliel. Dan bat nod
tcine Splr bon ocn Mcildclm0rocr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-05
II n9arnH 3u il immun0 ans
gel d loiicn.

Mttm /. Sonnar. Sic Mus
tiibrlula Der 1epIoutcn tiirfiifen,
olrdl Hlsloiuntg unlortiiirborel,, in.
ierlldtlouoIen Nnlcihc itcaen lid, &c.
lpid,tiAc SdmicriNteituu cnt1eocr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-05
Qdpimni6 Oct S60n(jelt

TVD NV OVV~"
lit @eIunbbsit. Oas @ebeimniB Der
gsiunobeit beitebt in benz @erbuus
llngss uno NTimilirur9s : 0ermDeen
elmer sebDrisen Nuantitdt Habruna.
@i6cu sic bus?
Sutt's 2eber pilen finb elm abIolutes
Seilmittel fir &cef'd)mersen. Opspeps
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where all he had to do was to lie still
and be good, the doctor was good and
was ferried safely to the float, where
he was hauled out and put through a
course of resuscitation.
The drowning part was bad enough,
but the resuscitation business was even
worse. With two adept assistants, the
doctor was Topped Oh his face and a
pad put under his chest. Then his
tongue was pulled out, and Mr.. Diddell
made noise like pumping out the salt
water that was inside. Here Doctor
Ramus made an objection. He said
that he did not cares about delivering
his salt water, but he hated to lose
his breakfast. So he was let off with
system of arm working and message
that would have made Bond street
expert look like the original thirty
cents.
After Doctor Ramus had escaped and
been told not to mind little things,
two other victims were brought into
play. They both drowned themselves
and then were pulled out by the mus
cular life-saver. There were other
stunts, all very interesting, and-all
joking aside-Mr. Biddell certaanly in
terested his audience and showed clear
ly how easy it is to rescue drown
ing person-if you only know how.
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WOULD UNITE
ALL RELIGIONS
Continued From Page One.)

says, were great teachers, divinely in
spired and ranking with Jesus Christ,
Zoroaster Mohamet. Buddha, and Con-
fucius take a lower rank, being simply
great philosophers. They did not bring
anything new into the world, as did
Christ, Zoroaster and Mahomet, but
simply instructed the people in what
already existed.
The two teachers who are here say
that they do not try to force their
ideas on anyone. They do not argue
the matter but simply state what they
believe and leave it to the intelligence
of those who hear them to recognize
the truth. They. feel that the truth is
so apparent that they do not have to
insist upon it.
eve find a great interest manifest
ed all over the world,' they say. Pro-
fessor Remey says that last year he
travelled through Europe, Syria, Tur-
key and many other countries and ev-
erywhere he found the people ready
to listen to him and many of them
ready to accept his teachings. There
are several thousand Bahais in the
United States and the number, Pro
fessor Remey says, is increasing rapidly.
Professor Remey and Mr.. Struven ar
rived here on the China November %
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Teachings of BAHIA U1lah.

An outline of the Bahai teachings is
contained in a pamphlet which Pro-
fessor Remey had with him. Bahaiism
appears to be summarized in the fol
lowing extracts from the writing Of
BAHIA Ullah.
1--WE desire but the good of the
world and the happiness of the nations.
/. That all nations should become
one in faith, and all men as brothers;
that the bonds of affection and unity
between the sons of men should be
strengthened. These fruitless
strifes, these ruinous wars shall pass
away and "The Most Great Peace
shall come. Let not a man
glory in this, that be loves his coun-
try; let him rather glory in this, that
he loves his kind. -
The following is extracted from the
Bahai outline:
"The object of the Bahai move
ment is Divine Unity of man with God,
which unity manifests itself in the
brotherhood of mankind. This is be-
ing brought about, not by attacking
the different religious systems, but by
confirming the same, and by showing
that this revelation of today is but an
other outpouring of the One Divine
Truth which in different epochs of the
past has been poured out upon hu-
manity.
81 From the earliest times God has,
through His prophets, revealed His
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leaving a space for the demonstra-
tions. were a number of crowded row
boats. not TO mention half a dozen sea
wrens and other sail boats, the skip
pers of which were waiting for the
start of the big race and took advan-
tage of the delay to see what was
doing.
Mr. Biddell first made a demonstra-
tion on the float. He showed succinct-
~ and clearly what the movements
are III Tending off a drowning person,
later pulling him over on his back and
dragging him to safety.
For this particular exhibition, Doc
tor Ramus vas the victim. Biddell
stood him up and thumped him and
half strangfed him, and then told him
to get into the water. The genial and
stalwart doctor made dive. Then
Biddell gave him instructions. 'fGet a
little further OUT he shouted. The
doctor went farther out.
"Now drown" shouted the expo
nent. And Doctor Ramus proceeded to
drown himself. That is, he went down
three times and swallowed a whole lot
of water he did not mean to swallow.
About the time the doctor was get
ting nervous, Biddell dived in and pro-
ceeded to hand hard one to the med
ical man. "Now try to hold on to me
as hard as you ean," was the next
command. The doctor did hold on,
only to be repulsed by neat strang1e
hold and left leg to the opu.
The doctor was beginning to splut-
ter badly by this time, but he stood
the gaff like nobleman, and when
Biddell grasped him round the neck
and drew him genially up to a position