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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-12-30
paupers' Paradise.

The authorities OF Samoa. the little
island npon which Robert Louis Ste
venson lived and died. provide board
aud lodging absolutely free to stran-
gers who are unable or unwilling 10
pay for their keep. Every village on
the island has guest house. called a
'faletale.r and here the tourist 10 In
vited 10 come and be fed. lodged and
entertained without any payment
whatever.
The officials of the town OF kliugen-
berg-on-the- Main. In Bavaria. are or
ceptionaIIy generous. for they not only
provide free beds and free board 70
poor people. but give away big pud-
dIngs every year end TO all who ask
FOE them. Klingenberg owns several
pottery clay pits that bring 10 so much
money TO the town Golfers that they
pay all the town expenses and leave
q good round sum over. which In dis
tributed TO charity. Kiingenberg Is
one OF the few places where taxes are
unknown
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-12-30
AGREED WITH THE ASP
The Frenehman Got Around tas law
Against Kissing.

A gentleman who had been uncerc
moniously hustled ont nf a Paris plav-
house because he Kissed when the cur
tain fell on the second act brought an
action for damages against rbe mana
ger OF the said house,
The court decided in favor Of the
kissing gentleman. adding that II =
spectator IS allowed TO show hts de-
light by induIgIng IN applause hi
nelghbor has also the right to show
disapprobation in an audible fashion
But the law in France was not always
so tolerant. In the, middle OF the sev
enteenth century II was strictly for
hidden TO hiss In playhouse. ard in
every theater there were a number of
"gardes Franchises" with strict orders
to arrest any person infringing the
law.
But the French are not easily put
down by silly regulations, and when
ever they see an opportunity they at.
tack the authorities with that fearful
weapon ridicule. In this case such an
opportunity came at the Coincide
Franchise during the performance 81
Cleopatra" play by Marmontel.
II was badly written. dull work.
and the people were waiting Tor a
chance 70 give vent 70 their opinion.
At last the chance came. The manage
meDt had ordered n mechanical asp
for the great scene In the final act,
when Cleopatra pnts an end 20 her
life.
The actress raised the asp, which
started Kissing whereupon spectator
rose 10 his feet and cried: THE asp Is
quite right We all share bis opinion"
Roars Of laughter greeted this joke,
and as II was foreseep that similar
scene would take place every night the
piece was withdra W.T. from the roper.
tory
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-12-30

bat their religious shepherd failed 10
appear When he showed up in the
afternoon and was shown the error OF
his ways, he stayed tor evening service.
The Omaha railroad company has
been made the defendant in damage
! suit which has been Instituted
bv Fred G Whitehouse. Of Sioux
Fails, AZ administrator OF the estate Of
Henophone Papas, "a section hand IN rhe
employ OF the Illinois Central Railroad
COMPANY, who was tilled on November
when switch engine belonging to the
Omaha company at the crossing Of the
two railroads ran into handcar upon
which Papas and four other Illinois
Central section men were riding. BY
the suit just instituted il is sought TO
recover damages In the sum of $40 600
from the Omaha company for the bene-
III OF the widow aud three chil3ren II
Papas who reside in Greece. The
papers III the damage suit allege that
Mrs Papas aud her children were wholly
dependent upon Papas for their support
A jury in the United States court at
Sioux Falls last weak viii IN heard the
evidence IN the case of John Rays vs.
the Great Northern railroad, being out
over night, Friday returned verdict
awarding the plaintiff damages in the
sum of 81 900 Kays sought to recover
damages in the amount of $500 for
injuries received when the rig in which
he was riding was struck by train on
the Great Northern at crossing al
| Vienna, one of his horses being kiled
and the other being 20 badly injured
! that II had to be shot This WAS the
second trial of the case, IL having been
originally tried at a prior term of federal
court at Aberdeen. when Kays' damages
were fixed at az 600 by the jury The
railway company applied tor and
secured Z. new trial, which has just con.
cluded and which leaves Kays worse
off than the first
The South Dakota grand lodge
Ancient Order of United Work men, ID
Investigating the sudden reappearance
OF Henry CHRISTOPHER, a former residen,
OF Brown county, long believed to bs
dead, whose relatives collected the
insurance on policy carried with the
Workmeu, but who now turns up alive
In the early sos Henry f. Christophei
WAS employed AS clerk in the store OF
John ID LAWN Later Christopher and
his family moved TO California About
1896 Christopher disappeared La 1907
the Workmen paid the insurance pclicy
to mis- beneficiary. his wife, three couru
having adjudged Christopher dead A
short time ago Christopher. after al
absence Of thirteen years, appeared a
tii, home OF brother at Fresno, Cal
tIe refused to say anything in explana
uoi, of his prolonged absence, bu
appeared TO De content 10 take up tn,
thread OF existence where he lett off a
the time OF his disappearance liz il
n,nl, rs,ocd the WorkInen VIII try I,
recover the money paid out on Chris
topher's policy, through attaching som,
property the man is said TO own.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-12-30
Aristhiou.

In a small village In Switzerland Is
a comfortable old Jun much frequented
by English. and the menu generally In
cludes one dish supposed to be special.
ly British Though the photography Is
peculiar. the meaning Is generally OBJ
vious-as. for example, "rost bif roti.'
'rumesteck." but "aristhious de mou
ton rAnglais" was puzzling. The
tirst word has distinctly classical ap'
pearance, which suggested Greek
origin But when the dish appeared
the meaning flashed into the guests
minds "Aristhiou" was the Swiss
chefs attempt to render phonetically
the words Irish stew Manchester
Guardian
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-12-30
Between Doctors.

Doctor. | want to engage you to
look after my practice while I'm on
vacation"
But rm just out OF college. doctor.
and have had little experience"
! That's all right. my boy My prac-
tice. while large. includes very few
people who are actually ILL., Houston
Post.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-12-30
Her logic.

A United states senator In one OF his
campaigns told this story to illustrate
the logic Of an opponent: Did you ever
hear about the young woman In Fort
Dodge? One spring morning she sat
on the piazza OF her pretty little home
sewing button on her husbands coat.
The husband himself appeared. and
she said fretfully: Its perfect
shame the careless way the tailor sew
ed this buttor on This Is the nth
time I've bad 10 sew II ON again for
you
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-12-30

Freddy Papa. may | study eiocu.
ton. Proud Father indeed you may,
my son. : You desire 10 becoms,a great
orator. DO you? Freddy Yea. that's Il.
Proud Father--And some day make
the whole world ring With your clio.
Quence? Freddy-l shouldn't care for
that. want to be an after dinner
speaker. Proud Father-~Ah. Won are
ambitious for social distinction. are
you? Freddy mo: want the dinner.
Chicago Record Herald.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-12-30
--I0IO--

| wish to thank my many friends and
patrons for the liberal patronage accorded
this store during the past years and assure
you of my appreciation 1t will be my con-
slant effort to conduct my business as to
warrant your confidence and patronage
Again thanking you for your patronage in the
past and soliciting share of your business
for 1910. With compliments Of the season
and best wishes for happy, prosperous New
Year remain,
Very truly yours,
r. b. Ebling.
EbIing's Hardware.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-07-02

On 0o9 Cine iuic 0o3 g(n0crc cine Ser.
30aerlng IN Der 9lrrbiiibrllnQ ocrGi-
non3muBreqcI bc0eutcn miir0c, ole iiir
Den 9Icid)@ldnb uucntbebrlih lin0.
, Gic oHbciniid @eItiGliihe 3citluto"
ldgt bicriibcr; oGS bIcibt mlr eiuNeg
ro6 olicL n0mIih Der 9iiftritt Oe5
Ncidl@fouBlcr9."
q h hlenutac Nus ipru6c 0c@
&otiCr0 g8uuid.
Gic 9ealcihlmitdnoc Der &eiic 6c5
Ncihofon5lcr9 lnlien ie0oh ieincn
9iiIdtritt b0cblt mobrifcinli6 cri6ci.
ncn 6iirit Niilom miro BON ocmGbcf
0c5 GiOilfabinct9 Oc1 &oilcr9, 9fu.
0olf Don %oIcntini bc9lcitet. ser ltet9
Ole Gin5cInbcitcn pou Q8e6ielu i'm
aobinct ju crIc0igcu bat.
9Sie Der ,&ofoI 9ll5ci9cr" nlcl0ct,
bat Shirt SilIop loiort nod ser Mo
lcbnlmG Der Grboniollltcuer ben aoi-
lcr lm cine 2lI0icu5 criuht lmO sic
Nnhuort crbnItcn, cr ioQc iobolO ol5
m0Nlicb tonumcu Ge9bolb babe ser
3eib9tun5lcr oudb oen Wtittcrno6tS.
3u0 9cnonncn ltott bis norgcn 3u
mortcH, >{n &icI onAclon0t, beQibt
lld Shirt Billion lnper3ii0lib 5rm
&ailcr al Nor0 Der &oiIeriuCbt so
bcn5ollcrn."
VI c iultut Ser Gouiercu5uns
bcfannt,
Hcib@tan}lCr bon Billion, iuCl6er
gcltcrn bon bier nod aicl fonL nm
cine Goniercu5 nit 8aiicr 98iIbelm
5l bobcn trof bcIte Wiuraen iriib on
9orO Der @oiicrIatbt n&obcn5ollcrn"
Gil mo mur0c ouT9 ber5lihIlc bon
Scincr WioicltGt begrilBt. Ter &oi-
lCr nm0 Der &on5lcr lporcn OrciStul-
0cn lang oacin inn @eiprGb. Ger
&on5ler crbiclt ol @Oro Der .Sober-
3ouern" Die &obine nGdit ocneu 0c@
&oiicrS cngcrGltmt. Gr iubr om
SpGtno0nlittog bon Srn 9iu0oli b.
&olcntini Dem Gbcf OeS Giuil &obi-
nets 0c@&nilcr9 bcglcitet, iuic0cr nod
NcrIin ob. &on Dem 9tciuItot Der
Gouicrcn5 ncrlolttct niAt OoS @e-
ringIlc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-07-02
Gnnnmn @crlcnmonRgSpruscIi.

gEu a biu0ton. :. g., 26. Suni
- Shlort Mc9tnmaro, mcIhcr nor
etli6cn Oionatcu NIT Der SiibrluN
OeS Shoipro5ciicS Gc9cn Ole gtcu.
Yorfer ,Morl0" ln0 Ole ($nOionnpo4
lild2r ogtcma" inegen ongcbIihcr
GerIGlnlOuna oHtGBlih Der @rlucr.
blmg bcS EanamntonolS 5unt Spc.
5iol 2liliitentcn 0c9 @cnerolunlpoltCS
crnount por0cn lit. miro BON oicicr
2lnQcIcgcnbcit 10 uoaitGn0iQ in 2In.
prId) qcnonrIu3n, 0nB cr leinc Stcl.
lung ais Soiilia NmocS cSoiltriftSnn-
malt iilr Den Giitrift Columbia ME
ocrgcIcgt bot 9ltlf 9lntrog Der Scr
ouagcbcr Der oNorl0" bat 9iidtCr
S1ougb bonn Vui0CStrci@Ncricbt Ole
&crncbmnmg O2rlbieOcncr ,}cu9cu
ilbcr 0ic (ron5uftioncn bel Dem &Q.
noltoui IN Gor9 geltottct. GirIe ioIl
i'm Wi0r5 nG6Iten >SnbrcS criolaCu.
nm Der WcucrnIampolt bat S5rn. DC
Namuro crnlGd)ti9t lih nu3 0ici2nl
2lnlnB ndd Der irnn50iiidcn &olIpt-
ito6t 81 beQCbelL mobin cr om ltGd)
itcn Gicnita1 bon Acm 2)orf olf 0enl
yaoiicr @ilbeIm Der 3lueite" ob9eGt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-07-02
Soben Nidt& ooQrQcn.

Nad Sdrciben uelbc 6iciigcn BE.
omten pom SefrctGr Oe@ SntitGt9.
Geportements ser Stoot 9fclp- 2)orf
1nO pom SonitGtS -GommiiiGr Ot2
Stootea 9tcu.0ort plQegon1Cn iinO,
pcroen Die SonitGt3 @cb6rOcn Oc9
StnoteS ln0 Der Staot 9tcp }orf fei-
ncn GinmnuO OoQcQcu cr6c6cn, penl
Der 2luSiGBigc &ohn ". GorID, 0cn ole
hieiigcn Sonit0t3bcG0r0cn inter Oh
but Iobcn, in Elm Ntm })orfcr Noipi.
tai auigcnonmen miro
q 0tionolbo boHfcu.G on
trnlc.
Ser ShoBamt2 Goutrolclir bat al,
lie gtotionolbonfcn oui1ciorOcrt ibrc
gCrid]tc iibtr Ocn Stono ibrcr @ou-
fen nm %. &lni cin5licnocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-07-02
,2nr Nnhiun.iSnltun. iScicr.

" ibinaton, 3. g.. 26. rSltni
- 9hlf 2Illiior0crllnQ @cn2rol Stelu
art g. Moooioro'a. oeS ErGiiocntcn
Der puOion Sutton Tcicr Cont
milton, bat Der 0icnIttbuen0c Setre
tar Wc&org pom Son0clS- lmO 2lr
belts Gepnrtcmcnt uorbcreitcnhC
Shrittc unternpmmclL nm llniGll2n
pGbrcno Scr Woiier4 Scitlidfcitcn I'M
9teu-Oorfer S5olcn lnO oui ocm Snot
Jon. nm %. September rno I. St.
tober, bor5u6euQcn. glld) gclcqent.
lid ocS @eitdeS ser otlontiihen
SdlohtidiifiIottc imSoicn bon Sou
tSronciSco mar Der SefrctGr bcS Son
oelS. mo glrbeitS .9aportementS pom
GongrcB crnlGd)ti9t morocn, oen Qe.
iammten SdiiiSucrfebr 81 rcgcIn
lm llniGlen Ser 5oblreihen Mus.
flltgSbompfcr por3ltbeuacn.
I'm ar0btn00libc Sih9r6eit 81
gcud6rIciiten unb gleid5citi0 bcr
Gerfebr 10 menia ais m6glid 5u 6cnl
mcu geOenft GefrctGr WcSorq be
ionO1re 8oridriitcn ouS5uorbcitcn
mo III pcr0fientIicben, 6ie nG6renr
Der 6eittoge ori oen geiumnltrn
Sdiifspcrfcbr inn Rem,gprfer Saicn
lpie oltf 01nt &5noion 9lnpcnouna i'm
oen 3ollfutter uno moGriheinlid
ald ireiluiQiq 3ur @erfiiqung &c
Itclltc Friuot- Sntbtcn lperoen ii6cr
Die GinboItung Der GoriGriiten po.
djen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-07-02
Mar Ssciibcr Scs gltlantir NlarSen.

Eitt9burA Yo., 26. Slrni. -
,Sn &rn @corg &romcr, Ser leBt2
9iodt nod l6n9crcr arontbeit ans
Dem 2cbcn idieo, bat Eittaburg CT
ncn Der gcohtctitcn 0cutid)snmerifo.
nii6en @2id)Git9lcltte llno ooS bieli9c
Icutlht6lm cinc5 iciner prominente.
item OiitAlieOCr Ocrlorcn. Ger Ser.
ltorbene mar Der BETTER o2S .9ltloE-
tic @1rOen, cincS Der beiuhteIten bic.
iiqcn 0Clttidbcn Sofalc, Scrr &ramcr
lullr0c Dor % SSo6rtn in &iln6od),
@roBbcr}ogtblml Sciien. 1eboren.
Sdon in ieinen iltngen ,Sobren per-
Tor cr leinc Gltcrn. SSm Sabre 1861
nnn0erte CT nah 9lmcrifo ans ln0
fam 0ireft nod EittSburg, 100 CT iid
nod lonQem 9iin1en cine gcnhtete
Stellllna erlporh. Gr mar Wtitglie0
Der 0eilti6cn protcItnrtii6en Smith.
iel0. @cmein0c, GoriiBen0ar Ser Su-
preme-9cb0rOc 0es oIeutiden Inter.
itiitlngs VunoeS," G6renntitolro
0c8 o@rrnnonio 2icoerfron5," Wlit,
Nli26 OeS YGentrol ,SnrnpercinS" in0
Der a2n0e Nr. If" oeS YSrocnS Ser
GlfS". Seine Satin, cine Sdpeiter
bon Srn 2ouiS 9olS Supremc.ErG,
iiOentin 0eS YGeutitben llnteritiit-
5lutQS gun0e&," 5pei S6tueItcrn,
,5rnll 8crtruo @cn5 mo 6rou ant6o.
rina 2nlpoG, ionic ein in GponS
Gitp go. oni0iiiger @rlloer, iibcr.
Ie6en i'm, uuO er bintcrlGBt ouBer
Der @ottit cine lo6ter lmo bier
S0bnc, o1rcn 3lucL G6orleS ino
@corQe, inn, init ser Carnegie
Steel 60" in Ger6inolma iino; Gr.
Iterer in giemart, N-%, mo 2ebterer
bubier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-07-02
Sin uciicr 0apitOl=Supc

" a tn0toL :. 6, 26. (Slni.
- Ncnn 5lr 3cit Der @Crotbung Oc5
Qinglcp SoriiS cin 7teOner III iCinen
Gurlc9un9cn rc6t ol8fiIbrlih mltr0c,
pileQtcn sic Gollc0cn iih 9robcntbcil8
in oic 9t1be Der in 0cn SiBlmg@iGlcn
bci6er S1Gllier onllbrdhtcn clettri-
idcn Slider 81 bCAcbcn, 0cn Stronl
on5u0rcbcn lmo lb 0o9 Scbea ougC-
ncbm 5u mocben, bis Scr rc0nerilhc
grguB poriibcr mar. IS cntitdn0
abcr 0u0ur6 Elm @crmldL mic III eli.
ncr SGgcuiibIc, mcICbcS cS 0cn He0-
ncru mcientlih crl6Dcrtc, lid Der
ltGn0lid 81 luohen, morouf ca tellcn-
Tciic nub uobl 'mol ob0ccbcn geluc-
ien icin mag. Ter jcBiAc Slpcrin.
tcn0Cut ocS &upitol9, elliott @oo09.
bGlt obcr Die 9crotblmaen iiir ooa
WidtiAltc mo bat 0ubcr onqcor0nct,
0nB Die GG6Cr nid]t miC0Cr ouIgC-
Itcllt mcrOCn iollcn. 9}cbCnbci lit ca
nift lmpobriheinlitL 0oB mon6er
Storriiul Dor ser S6itc cher Die Sc
gel ltrcidt, oIa Dor ser @erc0tiomfcit
6c@ bcrc0tcltcn &Olt3ucrtrctcra.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-07-02
ltnlicbIamr St6rnng cincr SnbreS
Id)lnffeicr.

Sutton, So, %. rSltni. - llcber
20 Yerionen nuroen meGr ooer lueni-
ger j6pcr perlebt, ols cine 1ribilnc
por Der bieiigen CONNER Normol.
idule geitcrn Na6ntittog 5ulammen'
brod). ghuo 200 9ebrer uno 2ebres
rinnelL melde Der rSabresihluBicicr
6ciiuobnten, ltiirjten aus elmer S506e
bon 10 SUB berob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-07-02
@crmiidte telearapbiide SepeIdlen.

- ESn Ser 9tdbe BON Sambnrg.
go, Gingeu Dem 24.idbrieen 5ormer
0erbert .. 2ooie, luGbreno er 8ros
mGbte, ole Gieroe ourf, er itiirste
bon icinem Sit Dor oas Meiier imo
Ourd bicies puroen ibm glrma.
9einc uno Rumpi oui entieslihe
@eile 5erileiidt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-07-02
SaIt's uGd,Itc Hciic.

Goi6ingtorL 3. g., %. SSltni.
- YrGliocnt Gait miro an nddIten
GicnItag 9todnlittog bon bier, nod
Tcip-Sopen. Gonn., a6reilen, rnl on
0iittpoh Der SobresidlrBicier Der
llniucrlitGt 9ole bci5>wobncn. 9lm
Gonucriiog iriib febrt er bierber 6ll'
rid. l,,o1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-07-02
Mini Der Turlii0cn.
@on} acntldp crbebt iid 02gen Oi
Giuiiibrltng Der Erobibitiou iii
Den gon5cn Staat.


Giuiilbrling Der Hrubibtiou iill
Den goll5en Staat.
2uuiSpillc, aD,, 2G. &lni ~
Ser bieigc Commercial Club" mi
Scr oVouro oI 5ra0c" bobCu Helolit
tloncn 0nAcnonnerL mcldc lid mil
DER 0r0Btcn Gntihicocnbcit Acgcn oit
GinIiIbruun Der Rrobibiton iiir 0eu
Qun5cn Stuot crfIGrcn lunO aus bic.
len tlcincl StG0tcu inn Stuot iino
Gcpcidcn cinacqangclL morilr Die
2lbltn0cr Sen 0urin 2inNcnonuncncl
StonOpuntt bilIigcn lmO pcripreden,
0oliir 5lI lor9cn, 0oB 0ic o&ocol Op.
ton" ncbt oui ben Qon5en Stodt
nl9geOcbnt miro. >Sn Oieicl 9feiollt4
tionen Iicgt tbotidhlicb cine 9lliior.
oerln1 an Die 9renncr un0 Wrouer
IN 6en iiiblidcn ErobibitionSitooteu
m0 noncntItb ot Oicienigcn IN Gen.
nelcc, i6r Tonli5il i6eruiglt nod)
&cntlldD 81 uerlCqcn.
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In @recnbon. Mis.. lcnte Y

= IN Brecnb00, Mia., lc1tc Wil'
liam Sage, Elm 2Inacitelltcr ser nllni,
teo States GrpreB 60, 6os @cItGno.
nib o6, OoB icine Gr}6blung BON 5mci
N1nbern Die i'm I'M 9iircou ii6eriol-
len lmo Inn $1,000 bcrolrbt bnbcn
igIlten erlo9cn lei lmo cr oas @elo
GeItoblcn babe. @lrid3eitig critottctr
er Den 9ctrag in ooller 60be 5uriid.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-07-02

Sn Glmirn, T..D. ltorb ser If.
idbriae ISoicpb rSeriorSfi ais critics
Spier oc5 beOoritcbennen 4. Suli OIL
Starrfronpf Ser iidI iniolge elmer
ShuBlpun0e al ser Sono Ocs Gna.
ben eingeiteIlt bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-07-02
Cob Der 2Obalitat. =
9crliHcr GdjO Der @urte grGiiSent
Suits III 8rnf Scrniturff.

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bon Gn3lon0 obbdugig.- 8eh.
icI i'm Commando oeS fIeinen
&rcr3Cr5 Bremen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-07-02

% on 3obl 0i9 iebt Den 00bepluft
errcibt. Die Ginpobneridoft lit be
irG6ilid) beiorgt, Oof boben Die Or
idiitterungeu menig Sho0cn angc-
ri6tct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-07-02
Nus 9cntld)lano.
TrNaC Se3 &cr6lci6cuS Sc@ Tiritcn
Q'iilplu i'm 9lmt.

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2(mt blcibt ,mb OcrGcib3toa niht
mriacJ0it miro. Curhbcro-
tbrng ser ci5elncu Steueroorla-
gen ubgemortet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-07-02

Glll nftjl0lten NebcnSlobre 1T 5u
9rounifpeig Ser ebemaIige 2onoeS.
5ridts.FrGiioent Tr. glooli Geoefino
geItorben. gr mar elmer Ger berpor.
rogcnoiten @elieuiiibrer lno bat iif
bis in Die neucite Belt oie ongeblihsn
Hedte bc9 Scr5ogS Grnit sluguIt pom
Grntberlon0 bortnGdig ueriohten.
The Washington times., 1909-10-11
DECLARES MOTHERS
CAN HELP PEACE,
Edward CHM Wants Battle
Play With TiniSoldiers,
Stopped.

BOSTON. Mass, Oct 11.-Ed,Fard
CHM, the publisher. who is devoted 10
the cause of International peace, de-
clares that little can he accompI tshed
without the help Of the mothers. He
says:
The child should be taught notShow
10 mount gun and play at shooting
tin soldiers. 1t should be'taught TO take
care Of them and guard them against
getting broken. The mother should not
laugh when the child stands up his
red tine men and his blueAtin men and
says. 'Firel' and shouts In glee at see
ing them fall to the ground.
The mother who sees her boy do
that and does not try 70 stop him is
doing much to prevent the establish
ment OF international peace. She
should. when her son takes his gun and
starts for the woods to amuse himself
by imagining he is killing everything in
sight, tell him that by doing this he is
not enjoying himself, but thDwing his
time away. The mother who does that
is doing the greatest work in the world
toward helping civilization
Mr.. CHM also denOunces the giving
of the soldiers to baby boys asScradle
toys.
The Washington times., 1909-10-11
GOVERNMENT WILL
NOT SHOW ITS HAND
Prosecutor Submits His Case
in the Panama Libel
Suits.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Get. 1.-THE
government will not show It's hand in
the federal court here in its effort
10 secure the extradition Of Delavan
Smith and Charles z. williams. Of the
indianapolis News TO the District Of
Columbia for trial in the Panama Canal
libel cases
With only documentary evidence
AMI one witness. a secret service oper-
tive Stuart Mcnamara. the Govern
ment's special prosecutor. submitted
his case to Judge Anderson today.
The documentary evidence consisted
o. reading the testimony OF William
Nelson Cromwell before the United
states Senate Committee. investigating
the allegations, made at the time of
the purchase Of the Panama Canal.
The one witness is Irving Sauter. who
testified TO having bought copies OF the
indianapolis News at Washington. con-
tanning ALLEGED libelOus matter. Argu-
ment viii begin tomorrow