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The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1909-03-24
TWENTY YEARS AGO.
Notes From Lamar Register Of
March %, 1889.


After nearly three months of hard
work in the interest of what is now
Prowers county and Lamar Hon. C..
G. Goodale has returned home to at
tend to his private business with
the consciousness that he has done
well. He is justly entitled to the
grateful thanks of our people for
the able assistance he rendered Mir.
Swift in securing division of Bent
county.
Already there are a dozen apph-
cants for each office in the new
county of Prowers.
The gratifying news that the Prov
ers county bill had made safe voy-
age through the legislature and await
ed the signature of the governor was
received here shortly after noon Tues
day, although it was what our people
expected, yet when it became set
tied fact there was much quiet re-
joicing, the long hoped for county
seat had come to Lamar and of
course Lamar was happy. We have
many reasons to rejoice, but above
all are the facts that we are sur
rounded by fine agricultural coun-
try, we have bitches completed to
insure crops, crops that will notonly
supply our own county, but furnish
large surplus for shipment, we have
q good town, a United States Lana
Office and a county seat, good
class of people and enterprising bus
mess men, we have enterprises on
foot which If made successful will
add to the importance of our city,
our prosperity and wealth, we have
every reason to believe that Lamar
will be what we have all SO heartily
worked for. a prosperous important
little city, a pretty place and most
desirable one to make a home.
The boundaries of Prowers county
are: commencing at the southeast
corner of old Bent county thence
west along the south line OF SAID
county to the west line of range for
ty-seven, thence north along said
west line of range forty-seven to the
fourth correction line. thence east
along said line to the east line oi
the state, thence south to the place
Of beginning.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1909-03-24
WORK BEGINS.
Clay Creek Irrigation System to be
Constructed in Time for lr-
rigation This Year.

Work began Monday on the con-
struction OF the reservoir for the
Clay Creek Irrigation System, which
was promoted by Engineer f. E.
Irwin of this city. The Pueblo Coun-
ty Reservoir and Reclamation Co..
a Denver company. has taken hold
of the enterprise and will push 1t
rigation purposes can. be secured this
year.
The reservoir is a large natural
basin in Clay Creek about six miles
south of Lamar which was surveyed
and filed on by MIR. Irwin last year
ming of a great development work
south of Lamar and irrigate many
thousand acres of valuable land.
The capacity of the reservoir will
be from $4,000 to 10000 acre feet and
constructed as it Is in the bed of
the creek and having an early pri-
ority there is no question of It's be-
ing able every year to store its full
capacity of water. There is a splen-
did body of fine land lying under the
reservoir which will be reclaimed and
made valuable by its development.
There will be three headgates from
the reservoir, one which will irrigate
the several thousand acres of valley
lands in the vicinity of the reservoirs
and one higher up on each side OF
the creek, which will feed bitches
that will carry water about one mile
west of Lamar and to Smiths ar
roya on the east. watering in all
about 1900 acres.
Mr.. Harrington, of Denver, presi-
dent of the company, is In Lamar
experimenting the work and has TAX
en- a great interest in the PROPOSE
tion as he regards 1t very highly.
The land Is of the very best of
farming lands when watered and has
no superior anywhere In the states.
The company intends to push work
as material is already on the ground
md will be ready to store the sum
mer floods and furnish irrigation
water yet this season.
Several successful reservoirs on
a smaller scale are already in opera
ton on Clay Creek and there Is
plenty of water for all as the. water
shed which supplies the creek covers
an area of .135. 900 acres and out
side the Purgatorie is the largest in
this section OF the state.
This land is all tributary to Lamar
and through the enterprise of Mr..
Irwin will soon be the scene of ac-
tive farming operation and the home
of several hundred fmailbes.
There is room in this great terri
tory south of Lamar for several more
good reservoirs. and all such enter
prises should receive the hearty CO.
operation of the citizens of Lamar
when on solid foundation of merit
as this one is.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1909-03-24
Read The Label.

Under the Pure Food Laws baking
powder labels now show the ingred-
tents, of which the powder is made
Those who appreciate the impor--
tance to health and good baking OF
using a pure cream Of tartar powder
will read the back of the label care
fully and make sure that the ingredi-
ents mentioned include cream OF tar
tar.
The main object Of the Pure Food
Law Is to help consumers to protect
themselves. All good housekeepers
want cream of tartar baking powder
and will not use alum substitutes In
the food, If they know 1t. As the in
gradients are printed on the back
Of the label. all may know the facts
and avoid the alum
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1909-03-24
JAMES M. BENT DIES AFTER A
. LONG ILLNESS.
Death Comes Peacefully To A Pio-
neer Who Did Much For
The West.

After several years of i'll health.
mer Auditor and State Treasurer AL
fred E. Bent gave up the battle
of life at 1920 O'Clock yester-
day morning in his apartments at
1645 East Sixteenth avenue.
1t was the passing away of another
of the rugged pioneers who have
fought the good fight and helped
make the West of to-day with all its
conveniences and luxuries of modern
civilization Mr.. Bent had resided
in Denver since 1902 and everyone
who came in contact admired the
man for his honest. upright charac-
ter Shortly after his arrival here
MIR. Bent was proprietor of the Gray
mont hotel, but i'll health compelled
him to relinqmsh the management of
the property.
He was a magnificent specimen of
physical manhood, inherited from
rugged ancestors, who landed in Mas
sachusetts in 1888. During the past
two years he experienced IL shocks
of paralysis.
The deceased is survived by his
widow, Mrs. Bertha Bent, and six
children, all of whom are married.
The children are: Alfred E. Bent of
Denver, former state treasurer and
auditor; George b. Bent. promin-
ent mining man of Cripple Creek;
John w. Bent of Lamar, Colo; Mrs
Phillip G. Walton and Mrs. Alexan-
der Massey of Kansas City, and Mrs.
]. C. Fritchie Of Salina, Kansas.
Mr.. Bent was born in Fort Law
renee, N. s., Aug. 2S, 1888. In Nova
Scotia he engaged in the mercantile
business, where he prospered. The
call of the West came to him and
in 1871 he moved to and settled in
eastern Kansas. In 1892 he operated
the leading hotel and a large mercan-
tile establishment.
Mr.. Bent was thirty-second de-
gree Mason of the Salina consistory
and a member of Isis temple of Sal
ina, the parent temple OF Ell Jebei
temple In Denver. He was also a
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1909-03-24
Our State Senate.

Lieutenant Governor Fitzgerald
profoundly apologized to the senate
when it convened yesterday after
noon.
This morning. he said. the
chair was somewhat nervous and i'm
patient Several times he impulsive-
ly interrupted debate. urging a vote
on the pending question. The chair
now wishes to apologize for that con-
duct. He had forgotten the cardinal
rlIle OF the senate. which is DO MOTH
ing and regrets that he urged vio-
lation of that rule"
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1909-03-24

member of the Elks and Odd Fellows,
The remains will be taken from
night to Salina, Kan, where the IL
terment will be made Wednesday af-
ternoon under the auspices of the
Masonic bodies of that city
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-04

iViolines de Hungrfa! ;Cuan deli
ciosamente acariciais mis- oidos! En-
vuestra m1sica hay algo mas penetran-
te que la armonfa misma, algo que no
es va sonido, sino Garcia ffsica, sacu-
dimiento material, algo que nos domi-
ma por complete, invadiendo nuestra
alma y nuestro cuerpo. Los fltros an
tfguos que las gitanas vendfan a los
incautos amorosos, deben haber sido
extrafdos de estos ritmos.
Cuanto hechizo en- cada estrofa!
iCuanta fantasia! iCuanto lujo! Guam
ia variedad.... Porque ESQ de Greer
que los aires gitanos son mon6logos,
es como suponer que las nubes son
uniformes. Son cambiantes como los
cielos lejanos; suntuosos como los CO.
llares que alderman los pechos dorados
de las vlrgenes errantes; son ardientes
como las miradas de esos ojos negros;
son languidos como la voluptuosl dad
misma; son quejumbrosos como la au-
Sencia.
iOh, violines zingaros. violines de
amor y de penas; cuan hondamente
penetrais nuestras almas con vueStrOS
suspiros y con vuestras quejas!
E. Gomez Carrillo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-04
VD|neS De HuDgrIa

clos tzigans! Los tzigans. -" Y
'noSotros acostumbrados yer, en- los
restaurants de Europa, las brillantes
orquestas compuestas de honbres ro-
Jos, nos asomamos la ventanilla y
buscamos, entire la multitud que llena
la estacion, ell grupo pintoresco. Por
todas parties hombres descalzos, cam
pesinos miserables, niflos sin camisa,
muchachas con los brazos desnudos,
militares cubiertos de polvo, burgue-
ses s6rdidos %. Pero hermanos de Ri
go ninguno..
-iEn d6nde -preguntamos
-;Alla!..
Y en- efecto, ALA estan los pobres
mdsicos, miserablemente vestidos, con
levitas rafdas, con fracs, radios. ALA
eestan, de pie fernando I'm semicfrculo
-alrededor del jefe, que gesticula, que
abre los brazos, que Sc inclina hasta
~el suelo y que luego, en- un estiramien-
to de reptil, yerguese con ell arco en- la
mano cual una batuta interminable.
] lAlla estan! va los violines lloran y
rfen v cantan, en- la atmoSfera arden
tie de esta tarde cani icular.
Que muSica tan extrafla!
kCO1l VO(Co OC etllldl1tCo HuC DC la1ICIl-
tan en- la sombra; son suspiros entire
-cortados que vienen de lejanlas azules;
son amenazas, ruegoS, orac1oneS pro-
mesas preguntas. Es todo ell lengua-
lie musical de la passion. Y 81 es cierto,
como dicen los specialists, que no
hay en- todo clio sino sensaciones rapi-
>das, es necesario confesar que los pro-
fanos sentimos mas honda esta rapidez
que las profundidas del arte sabio.
iOh! Los violines zingarosi Son her
manos de nuestras gitanas guitarras.
Y con I'm ardor igual, y con una igual
amargura, dicen, ALA, en- otro extreme
de Europa, orillas del gran Danubio
anm6vil, las eternas preocupaciones de
la raza misteriosa que vive en- Europa
~desde hace siglos sin dejar de ser africa
na "Tales eran hace mil a7ios-dice
Saint -Victor-tales son hoy. Ninguno
de los rasgos del tipo primitive Sc ha
=alterado. En- los campos de Escocia,
~cual en- las sierras de Andalucia, esos
hombres de nariz aguilef1a, de ojos BIZ
liosos, de tez de bronco, de pelo duro,
son los mislnisimos que espantaron a
dos cronistas de la Edad Media" Y 81
los hombres no cambian, Ell ritmo tam
POGO. Los zingaros que vic el autor de
-sHombres doses" en- Espafia y en- In
glaterra, 10 mismo que estos que hoy
me aparecen en- una estaci6n de Hun
grfa, viven en- el universe ideal de vi
braciones apasionadas. Los suspiros
de sus violines 6 de sus g,,itarras son
:suspiros de toda la raza, esa raza que
Ia gente desprecia, creyendo "infe-
rior,' y que, cn rcalidad no es sino
~diferente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-04
NOMBRAMIENTOS OFICIALES

Aver tarde nos informaron de los
nombramientos de la policia insular. Son
los siguientes: D. G. Luis Sanqulrico,
jefe de 3a. 4 ga. clase, con residencia en-
rel cuartel general de la policia; Ezequiel
Mongil, jefe de IA ga. clase: Fernando
Quinones. de Ga d 5a clase; Alfonso T.
Tuin. de Ia. Ga. clase, y Juan Mores-
.chi. de 8a. a Ia. ciase.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-04
-(152)-
E. Gomez Carrillo.

te mejor ire hacerla vista darle las gra-
cias personalmente.
No dra palabra 81 usted quiere, seIor,-dijo
la mucacha hacienda cortes e rector forzase
tor de parecida manera-n la diremos Jim nj yo este
usted seguro
-Yo tengo para que habar de NADIA. mi ofcio
llevar los vajeros de pare otra 10 meor que pueo
sin meterme asutnos-dijo Jim aadendo despues:
iY andando, Sally de otro modo hara aqui de
s}ia!
Ell rector les acompan6 hasa la vera les vic partir,
luego regres6 junto muer, que, ayuda de las
criadas desembarazado Mile de ropa conseguide
devolverla aguna vida concencia Sa6 de aletarga
mento para desesperado llanto 81 el
raz6n le partiese suplicando tia entrecora
das frases que la tendria empre lsdo, hasta que
murese. Mr.. Curzon vic que habia mas su presenca
agitac6n de 10 que meneser delante de las mueres
que estaban tamaos oos tendas las oreas oyendo
10 bastante para que les abrese mucho mas sMrs Mi
lie ha escapado de le ha dicho ito que
la mujer de milord por nmgIn concepto fue la
historic que cuchche6 en- Ia cocina de otras
Ell rector las echo de Ia coba pronto su sobrna
esuvo disposition de haarle Mistress Curzon la aten
deria que encendesen fuego la habitaci6n del piso
alto luego que volvesen meterse la No habia
mas reedo que Obeecer cuando hubesen dado cual
auier por quearse orlo todo lady Nugen estaba
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-04
NOiiniientp De pOIclIas

a
Publicamos tai como nos ha sido en-
tregada la orden general sobre trasla-
s1os.
Jefe de distrito Francisco Schettini
ade Guayama Arecibo.
Jefe de distrito Jose Soto Rodriguez,
sle Cayey q Guayana.
Jefe de distrito Salom6n Costa, de
San German a Cayey.
Jefe de distrito Rafael Bird, de Ca
guas San German.
Jefe de distrito Felipe Blanco, de
Anasco Caguas.
Jefe de distrito Fernando Quinones,
es1e Santa Isabel a Anasco.
Jefe de distrito Alfonso T. Cuin, de
Las Marias Santa Isabel.
Jefe de distrito Juan Moreschi, de Ma
ricao Las Marias.
Sargento INFERNO Julio Castillo, de
$Santurce a Maricao
Sargento INFERNO Juan Alexandra, de
Mayaguez a Naranjito.
Dichos traslados deben hacerse tan
pronto como sea possible y en- la forma
que Sc indica Ell la orden, Q sea~que los
.Jefes de distritto de mayor graduation
. los mencionados encima deben esperar
"a ser relevados sucesivamente ell ,el Or
~aen que Sc indica, ,por el que lie sigue, y
eentonces procederan a presentarse en- sus
nuevOs puestOs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-04

Para idea de b be1da cadd de los Inumntos
"EL Bazaar de MUslcA EUTERPE". lease la
Baadas PartcuaEes
ha dcho EstablecimientG
NINIOIPIOS-Rlo Piedras Voques BaIros
MauaH Vega-Baja, Comefo, San Sebastian,
Hatne Moca. Salinas, Yabucoa Bayam6n
Isabel Oayey, Daa Guayama
Lorenzo Toa- Baja, Lajas Ponce Banda Mari
na, Bareeloneta, (Susoripci6n popuar), Banda
de Bene6oeacia1 Baroo de Guerra (Aliance) Zen
CnlekraA
nuo los Pianos oceden de meoFes
Asm.ns. Eapas Aneuic.na Es la nica
entrega garaaa Epecadad
PIANOS AIEMANES AMERIGANOS Complete snrtdo
Onerdas y Perml6A.
Unco establecimienas musical toda la lsIa.
Jose Laza Ca.
Puerto Rico BOX ZIG. Gale de Ia Cruz No. 16
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-04
-(f4o)- --

rector pareca muerta Mr. Curzon hababa con uu
hombre que trascendia cerveza 81 algo mas fuerte
lado rolliza muchacha teniendo el nio
momia.
iQue sgnfca todo esto.-pregmt6 Mrs. Cnrzon desc
rientada Millie abri6 cansados ojos la MIRO
-Yo mi hijo volvemos easa tia-diio-1 Quiere u.s.
ter acogernos?
i Claro que quiero qucrda mia!-exclam6 Mrs Cur
zon, observando sobrna preguntandose 81 jormia
aun estaba despierta.-5Es este Ell nino?
Tomo Ell Ito de manos de La muchacha empez6 desen-
volverlo.
-Si-djo Mile con expression estdpida ' extraviada-
Creo que esta muert0. ... .pero no importa
uego dej6 caer como mnerta y no pronunci6 una
palabra mas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-04
AnlcAls)> para escrlt0rio
ON GHAN SUnTEDO

Escrihanias elegantes, proplas para
regafos, de vagios taGnshes Y precios.
Papeles de todas clases, Sobres, La
pices, Tintas, Plumas, Prensas para CO.
piar, Cop5sdores de eartas, Libretas de
todas taznanos, Fsctureros ultimo mo-
deio inffuidad de ebjetos precios
econ6mlcos
De vezsaa sn 81 BOLETIN AIERCAN-
TIL.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-30

gegangen iino, betrua 695; oo5li mer-
ben oud) nod betr1htlid)e Wengelt
WinerollpnIicr aus europa importirt,
b~e7onbers fobleni1ilrereid)e SGuer-
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brei Willionen @aaonen Winerallpoi.
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lmportirt. Ger Surd)idnittspreis I'M
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duietts, Ohio, 0irginien, Wifigon
uno Californian in Scr gcnanntell
&eibenfol9c. aa' Dos aus Der @roc
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nbcr MIR ben flcinitcn 1beil bcs I'M
2alloe coniumirten. 8obleniGurebol.
tigeS @uiier miro mnlieubaft fiinitlih
nohecabnlt, inocm nioit a%obleniGitrc
in gcipobnlides @olier cinprebt. Iieia
@oiier fonnen natiirlid g%eiunobeits.
id)1blid pirfen, menn bel ibrer Cube.
%rcitllng @aiier aus grumnen oocr
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dies aronfbeitsfcimc, luie 5. .. Gp-
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-30

@eneral Grant pom Der
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an Der Spibe elmer Hrobibitioniiten-
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8enerols, Scr iriiberc YrGiiocnt lllpi
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ment amtlif biaiec, bob General
Grant ais 9unbesbenmter in Uni.
form cine iold)e Yaraoe anfiibre. Ter
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heS Generals @rant natiirlif Muiier
auf Die Wiible. Gin General ser
@unoesarmee, Sobn cilles beriibmten
8nters, lit on ibrer Spite aeritten!
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@rant ais ibrcn nGhitcn ErGiiocnt,
idafts. Ganoibnten uufiieQen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-30

Sic eriteM aaIenoer ii t
Dos Sabr 1910 eriheinen alf Dem
Heoottionstiid. Ser oeutide aoiier-
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uno peridiebenen aunitbeilogen lit
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meldler audi Den G~ereinigten Staoten
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reid allsgeitattet, oorllnter aild) nit
cincm trefflih ausacfiibrtcn 9ilo oes
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lenoer Elm 4Sausfreunb, GeIen Gridei,
men II, oeutid]en 6onlilieu pillfom'
men icin miro. geltclungcn nilnlnt
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aurioiitGten in @onoon pllroc I'M.
langIt fir einen 3obltltoder Der iobel-
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bclien @d6terll ee6orte.
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mar 5ugleib bic hunoertite 2ofomo-
tipe, ipeldc Die 9oriia @erfe fir
6ronfrcid) geliefert buben.
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ld)en lebcn 5ltr }eit i'm Gelltideu
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gcbubt bot, allf 63,Ss6.000 Gcrioncn
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ferul,g ouf 62,9S2,0D geid)1tt, 10
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3nllabme mn $4,000 aopie itottge.
tunoen bobcll milrbe. Seit @riill.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-30
8efanntmadnmsea.
surean ses stast.Neatarators. Mathhans.

WALTZ III c. %. Sepfenlbet 1909.
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SSitaet Baltimore in aelcplip poraelariebensr
Ieife ibrel enoaiiltigen uno torrtairten We
T;6t iiber bic Slaeipro3snen entL3deie'nas!.
bcttnirliri8 lno 9rptffntg bon GbarlesfraReu'
Mpcnnc, bon Der 9iurib.% 9lpeune bis sur nbrb.
li6en @ren5e. Der Stabt baltimore, nebft oct
Sarant bssiieIiSen. snoeiiIligen nne corrlsirien,
fhrifien hes 4apiteIs PA Der aite her Sc.
~gislutur bon WiarbIaIo bpnl Sabre 1904 mo
Der am q. Wldr5 1905 unterScihneter Seroros
inile '9ir. PIG bes .Iabors unb StaoirnitS hon
baltimore uno anocrer .oarauf be3iisli6cu &c.
tcbe nno gerorbuu18en Mel mir b~interlcgt be-
ben, q
ipirb biermit befannt seaebeu. oab beiaater
geriGt lno BIdlc auf bicfe gSeife in oiefem
Aiireun binicrlref lpproen limb lino bab Der
gcro cine Rerion ooer Ecriunen, ooer cine ooer
rnebr i9orporationen, ole nit Der 9,ertbeiluria
Der porbenannten. @ItfdioiauIeei ODER gSertps
erbbbnnaen Hn8ufrieben fins. .iHnerbalb brcibte
(SO) 5aeen rom %. s%epiembcr 1909 al al5
bcHi eriteu Sage Der bon nit ameaeannaeIteIl
Ter1fientIidurq oiefer Tpti5. fhriiiifd 6aaeE
GET an ons 0nItilrprer Stnbtaetidbf appeaircH
lllto oas belaete Seri6t ,erinden moeeri, oie!els
ben III rcbibiren. 80 b f}tHNN*H.
(Sept20, Sft6, 1920 - StdbtsJfeGtfirutor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-30

Ger SoSioliIt 2cbcbour
ioate olli oen INSTRUMENTATION
Yarteitaae III Scipsig Gin ionoerbores
llrtbeil iiber ons beutibe, &cit. Gr
iogte: Gus Heif lit fein 9unoesitant
i,ilb olld) fem Stoatenbunb, nod lue-
niger ein parlamentariider Staut.
Is lit MIR cine Siliale ErelBen's.
YreuBen ober lit aud fem parlanlell-
toriifer Stoot, ionOern Elm @ebiloe
inter Der Serrifait Der Slllfer llno
Eioiien. Sm Nebenamt treibt Der
preuBiife Miniiter : YrGiibent boS
@eipcrbc als Teid)sfar5ler. Der But
oesrotb lit MIR b%eforutipes 9riWcrt,
Sm Heid)stng bolten Die biirgerlidcn
Eorteien DEM SUMTER oic Steigbiigel,
banlit er onf benz bclltlWen Wid)cl
mllllter bcrunlreiten fam. Son-
berbar, tpie lid in bieien &opien Die
@elt ipie9elt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-30
Staat Dtarplanp.
Siircan bes Mtargldnber I Staats. 3ndtaauies.

baltimore. 81. Geptember 1908.
@erieaette Mngrbote perber BITS 6lln 8. d
tober 1909. ylnhmitta9s A ubr, i'm obiaet Sn-
fcrnng iudbrcnb rineS ScitraumcS upn 5poii
ll12l Wionaten pun n%ngetdbr febenhunoertnnb.
finf5ig l15Ol Yfnnb friibcm Ntnbflciidj, wte
tuiat: ,6hn6." MiDpcn nno edultsr. bidc
Guocn bon bet .Nlate unb yruiiide. In aiet.
dlen Enantttdtcn; fopobl rlnee, iuic aorigc
Stiide, .Sbiu" uno rSbin Beef" iiio po1ftdrs
big n"u3gefhIoiien: Die Suantitdi lam Ill it,
qcnb eincr 3eit oerarbBert oocr perrinecrt lpers
ben, llo mub oaa 5Ieiid bon Der beiieu Gnu.
litdt ieincr Mri iein.
9iirei6uft nit beaInubisier SiheriteIur9
nlib fir Die 9epiifenbufie sluSfiibrung hes
Goniru!teS aeitcut. iperoen.
2abilingeH in Vaar erfoIgen nouatlid.
SuS Hebt. iiaetio pelte ODER a1e @~naebute
Sl ocruerier. bleibt oorbebaIten.
Spbn 4. @cnler.
p (270,2,5.O aSarbeir.