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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-06
sdrnlc fir idnuinOlidtiac 0inOer.

Gbicoqo, 4. NllGnit, - Chicago
bari iid rii6mclL Die critic Stoot III
ocn Ser. Stootcn 81 icin. in Der cine
Sd,ltle iiir tu6crfuloie ain0er, meld)c
Oltrd} 0cn Sdulrotb crboltet miro,
er0iinct luor0cn lit. Ii2lc loeben cr'
0finete S6ulc glci6t elmer 3eltitoOt
uno 1T ollf Dem 8oOen Der &orborO.
Sdule oil Der 10. Str. mo 8incen'
neS. glpenle errid]tet mor0cn. Ger
Sdnlrath itellt Die 3cltc, ben 8rttnO
uno 9oOen iuto oic 9ebrtrGftc, nab.
reno oo3 Chicago Gl6erculoic Smith
tllte" Die Nobrung5mittcl, transport
uno 9ler3te %lieicrt. Die SfuIe mnrOc
nit 30 S6iileru er0iinet, melbe aus
elmer 5aGlrei6en @rlppe BON &in-
bern, Die IN ibrer pDpiiidcn Gntlpides
lung 5llriidgeblicbet iino, nod lorg'
fdltiger llnteriudrng ais Die 9eetg'
netlten "ouSgepdbIt morOen linb, I'M
boS Experiment nit ibncn 5t inter
nebnlen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-06
@trucis fir Ypli;ci- Captain 9ubne

Nem 9ort A. Nu9ltIt. - 30
li5ei.GopitGu auguituS &ubne, Der
iregen WiBodtlung ecs @eridtS fir
go Gage ms @cfGngnib monberlr
mo Damn nod Elm geltrenge3 gerbor
Tor Ocnt Goli5ei.9 apitGn Safcr be
itcbcn muBte, lit gut oapon gcfum.
men. Stott, mie onfdnglih beiiirf-
tet mllroe, aus Ger Yoli5ei ouSgeito-
zen Sl mer6en IieB Der Gonmiiidr
Gle anflagen ialen mo gob aubnC
nm einen 8erpeis. Die @ertbeioi.
gling bes goli5ei-S iii5icrS mar Ole.
ooB er MIR sic gc,ieble 0eS Boli5ci.
Gomniiidrs Bingham ~ausgciiibrt
Eabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-06
WurScttc idnuer frauf.

Cos Ingclcs, Sal, A. Iu9llIt.
- Hep. Or. Ho6ert 5. 9uroctte, Scr
iriibrre Suntoriit unO ber5eiti9e Yu.
Itor Der 3enple 9optiit G6llrd) on.
bfer, lie9t in ieiler Cottage 81 Glii.
ton By TIE Sea ernltlid frnnf Ournics
Der. 9efonntlid bot CT I'M N0r5 Oic,
les SabreS bel einem Sal i6ruere
8erlesungen om Hiifgrot ooponGc.
trogen. Gr Got feline Eeiignotion ais
BoItor, Die an Is. Nltguit in &roit
treten ioa, eingcreidt, bod lit oielelGc
nod nif)t angenommen. 9uroctte
beobiidltigt, bon nun ol MIR nod &C.
le9entli6 uls EreOiger ouf5utreten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-06
CirOscr sdapcm Onrd 2ammbrndy

Sort Morgan, Sal, /. 2hlg.-
Der aroBc Iumm oe3 2Sl(cilcn meit-
lid, pom bier gelc9eneu Gmpirc &c
ierpoirS, lpelhe3 iibcr cine 9iQiou
au6iffuB @oiicr 3ped9 @cnGiierung
BON 10000 Ndcrn in Sen Counties
MorQau uno @elt cutbiclt, lit geitcru
5uionmcugcbro6cn. Sic cntieiIcI-
ten @oiiernoiicu bobuteu iid cinCn
cine babe Wicile brGiteu @foO Der
&crpiiItung Ourd OuS reihIte 6arul-
louo Der @cgeuO mo ridtetcu eincu
Sdoocn in @0be pon $4,000 on.
SGmmtIi6c @cmo0uer p%crnod)tcrl
ii6 ollrdl idlcuniQc 6lllht ST. retten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-06
photographic mis- ScirntbSucrmitt-
lCrin.

Scooter, 8, 4. glllguIt. - Sine
&od)5eit creignctc iih bier, meld)c
our6 romontiidc llmitGnOc bcrbeige-
iiihrt mur0e, iuoen nGmlid ocr8rGu-
t~igonlaiid III pic photographic elmer
iilttgell Game uerlitbtc, mcldc gauge
1000 Meilcn bon ibm cntfernt mobn-
tc. Die gliidlihe 9rollt lit Sri. Ser.
tia N. @ol9oorf bon 0iliel0orf,
Icutihlano, mo ser @rGlltigom &r.
Scurp &iel, elm Sabrifant Don2Ifron,
Oie Don Heu. &erbcrt @roOt in Die
Gbeieiieln geid)nlieOet mur0en. Serr
&iel lab Dor cini8en Wtonoten OoS
9ilo ieiner ictigen jungen Satin
mQ6reno zines Yciltdea i'm 9cim lei'
mes 6rcunoeS Sbco0orc Border unO
mar goll3 cnt3iidt iibcr sic Sd0nbeit
beS illngen Mt0O6cnS. Gr uertronte
Iid) 6rou Border al mo nod einem
rcgcn 9ricfpeGiel cntid)loB lid Sri.
@olsoori, nodocm lie Die @rloltbniB
ibrer Gltern er6ultcn bette, SIT elmer
Rciie iiber Den Ojcon, mo @ott9Imor
that ooS ltebrigc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-06

OcS 0ieh It Is Oer01 d..
ii q. - Sergeant &aios mo goIijiIt
&ontmiler ucrbnfteten geitcrn 2lbeu0
cen Ne8cr @nter WIoore, alias Sop
per, BON 9fr. 229, SiiozS pring.Str.,
ais 0criclbc pcriu6te, cine ltbr mo
&ette 5ll %ucrtouicn. Del Ger 0itrd).
Iahlna Der &leioung oeS NrreItanten
I'M oItlihcn StotionSbouie fomen cir
llb~raebange pom elmer 6reimaurer-
&oGc, Gin Ab5eid)en OeS ,3luior.Or,
Gems nmcrifoniider Nunomerfcr" un0
ucridicocne moere SdnuIdQc1en.
It0ltoe sum Sorldeiu, Ole ser Rcacr
0nl6eineno irgcnomo geitoblen botte.
@uf Die 6rogc 0eS Yoli5eiridterS
G'9teiu, mie er IN oen 9ciit ser 60.
6cn- Nb5eid)ei getommen iet, ontmors
tctc er, er iei MitgIieo uno perItcbe
Gle moaliden 3eifen pom 2ogen.
Selbit Die mcitere 8roge oe8 Gih.
tcr@, Oh CT olt6 Mitglieo Scr ,Siber.
ricr" ict, beiabte Moore obne Be
0Hfelt. p
GcrioHnl. Noti5. Sr.
e. Gpriug pom Ser g.. StroBe uno
6opette. Nucnue, GontotL crbGIt 6eltc
Hcn Seiil6 ieineS 9ruoers SIi0or
Curing aus Nem.Oorf, ionic bon
6rou Nmno Nie(5 uuo SRI. 2i53ie
&tel5, cbenioaS Don Tem,9orf. Bic
Selnfer merbcu iih mebrere Ioge
bier ouibolten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-06
MCrritcltcr NnhnfrcUrl.

Gram or0, Nt6r, 1. Yuqltit. -
@cltcrn Mod)t mlr0r Der &criud &c
moht, cincn GrprcBjnN Der Chicago,
@urIinAton mnG Gllincp 9otn olti
ser Tobrt 5rbu MeiIcn bon bicr iunl
Gnt0leiicn 81 %brinQen, Nu elmer
I0uricu @icQrn8 oc8 Shicacnitron.
ge@ Job ser Observation-Disclosures IN fir'
ger @ntiermmN cin aus Stohlld)iclcn
oufgc1duitc9 NiuOtrniB mlf Dem sc
lriic. Wfit NRiihc NclonN Is ibnL sen
3ug meniae Sdrittc Dor Der &arrt.
foOc gum Stchcn SIT brin9cn. IN
0cm GrprcBunN1n 0c9 3nQcS Ioll iid)
cine nod Nem PORT bcItjnmlc @oIO-
icnoln0 bon $250,000 befunOcu ia.
ben. Sin Tormcr Momcn2 Gbr, Der
ger aus Der NoGborihoit mur0c ais
ncr0GdltiQ perboitct. Gr CAB SIT, 0oB
cr ocn G%rprcB5uN ourh 6ln9Gen-Sig
male 5lum Nn6oIten bringcn moltte,
I'M 3rpetS Gr5tlihcr @cbonOlulQ undl
Naioncc 5t ~0elnngen, neil CT Ourd)
5ltfduiQeS GntloOtn iciner Tlintc cine
ifmere &trleBung ou Nrm erlitteu
6attc.
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EtnrmidlaOcn in Midioon.

BATTLE Greer, Mid., 1. 9lug.
CO. Gin bcitiger Stlirm ridtetc belltC
Nbcno betrGhtlihcn Sdooen in bic.
Tiger Sto0t mo llmgcbun9 an. Go$
N.clngcrie- 3elt oe8 9ormum & @ui-
lrp'ifen GirtuS puroe ulngelpcbt,
u16 Sri. 2(oelaiOe Sotbouop aus
Shoolcroit, Did, ionic Sri. 8erc.
rice @lott bon bier erIitteu bcOcnf'
lide 8erlebrtndell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-06
Gr0fiuang ScS @ndoriitiidcn Son
arciIeS in &Glu.

@oln 4. Nll0nIt. = Ger GllNo,
rjitiide GongreB wlrOc bertte i'm bic
i;1en 0om er0iinct. &orOinul San.
ruteai bradte Den 9eleguten ben g.
gen oeS YopiteS mo 8iidof Seplell
ten 9fomnr, &oriiber OeS ItebenOen
Grmite'S, belt Die @rofinnngs.2tn-
iprodC. &oroinnl Slider un0 9iira
germciitcr @ulleuoi bcgriiBtcn oil
GelcAatcn, ocrGn ii6er 1000 erifie,
llClt mareli.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-06

inn Scbrcr Seminar III Wtil-
mullfec bCuilj0tc DER &crcin $40.
2m n0ditcu Wiittuod) miro DER Ser
Elm im v@oporo Souie", @Qicott 81.
tn, cine Sinaitumoc I'M Srcien abbol.
ten, bci Der Die Gonen Oc3 &erein9
oils @0itc mmcieuo ieiu mcrOeu.
Yben0a I llbr ncr0en 3peiSpe3iol.
Maggona Der StroBcnbobn al Der
Gde bon &oluorOs mo 6rontlinItr.
bereit itcben, nm Die y9lrionitcu "uod
GQicott,Gitp ST. briugen.
o6robiinn."
Sn ItottliGcr 2ln5obl botteu lid oic
9lftiuen oc6 o6robiim" Qeltcrn 3r
ibrcr regclntGBi9Cu SinQitumOe in
Der &ereino &ulc cinQeiln0en mo
iibtcn inter Dem 0irigcntcn &ru. s.
". &lein G60rc fir ocn am Sonntug,
Gen Is. Nl0ult Ituttfinoenoen 9Ill2-
flug nod @enfcrta Hurt. Mn Die
8robe ihlob iih cine fllr5e @cid1ft8s
itBllng, IN mclhcr Gice . Yrdli0cnt $.
Wcrgebem Den @oriib uttO Temporal
rcr SefretGr =. Cole Dos @rotofolI
fiibrtc. IS Qelungten Ginlo0ungcn
BON Der ,Nurmouic" mO 0cuny 2cllts
ihen &ricgcrbumo" sur Nnno6me;
ollU muroc cin Sdrciben oea NorOs
0itIihcn SdnQerbum0e9, Dem Die &c.
orlldtcn llrtbcilc Der &rei3ridtCr
bci'm Nclp Norlcr SGn9cricltc bel
Qclcat mnrcil, ucrlcicrt. Sin paliipcS
0titglie0 mlroc mf0cnonmtcn. Mud
mlrOcu 0iCGuortettc iiir Dos bel Dem
oben %crruGbntcn Nll3fllA itottiin0cU.
Den Gnnrtctt Grci9iiuqcn ol@gcloit.
llcbriQcna IinO ollie nn0crcn Ocutidcn
@eiollQpcreillc c%tu0elu0crL lid) on
0cmErci2iinQcu nit cincm o0er mcb.
rercu Gltdrtcttcn 81 betbciliQcn.
oNrbCitcr Hic0cttofcL."
Die yNlrbcitcr &icocrtoiel" biclt
qCItcrn 9lbcnO in &nl5' &olle am Get
iugtou = N}urtt cine @cih6itSlibung
ob, in mcIdcr %rGii0ent %obn Sinlou
ocn &oriiB iiibrtc, mGbrcno SetretGr
Is. &nnmncrer protofollirtc. SIS &C.
loIlgte cine G~inlo0unQ pom o9eut.
ld)cn &ricacrbumO" sur Nmubmc.
5Scrncr iultrOe bei6IoiicL am nGdlItcn
Ntittuod) gcmcini6oitliG NIT Dem
.Nrbeiter . MGrmCrd)or" cine Sing.
,tlnloc in Nln0rcus&ulc an Der So
noucrItrnbe o~b5ubultcn,
,Wermuuiu- Guortctta
Club 9umen. 8ereiu,"
Ger @crmonio = Guortett Club
0onlcl 2 &ercin" licB geItcrn ieinC
rcQeImGBigc Siblng ousioacn meiI
er iid belltc in Gorporc al Dem Som.
mernodJta = Scit bea %olllfcl 9r1lig.
GcrcinS" in 9lcton'S Yort betbciIigcr
mill.
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0l6 mad, Gtnh.

ct. Sobna, q. g. l. NuguIt.-
Ger ShoOncr o&conic" ging gcItern
9}odmittoa nit Der @iilia- Grpcoition
iiir Yeorp nom Gto6 in @r0nlouO in
.Scc, nm sic Cepcifcu o~bjuboIch Die
Scr 6oriGcr ctmo bort 5nriid0cloiicn
bat, mo ieiuc Stotiou nit ncucnl
Grupiont III u1richcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-06
2Gglide GroCrlGittcrnngcu in EOr-
tugai.

2iiiobon, 4. IugllIt. - GrO-
cri6iitterumgcn crcigncn iid sur 3eit
tdgli6 in Ser @e9cno BON Hiboteic.
&roBer Sdreteu bcrridt inter Der
Weoolfermg, melde 3lm grOBten
Gbcil ouf offencm 6cl0e lngcrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-06
Die Sadllaac ,It McliQa.

MeIilla, 4. gnguIt. Gic
Npouren g|riiien bel,te einen Commit
iorintS, @ogeu5ug al. 0as Geinltot
ocS 3reifenS lit nod, nid]t befannt.
52mci 8ron5portidiiie nit &eritGr-
funacn iino bellte a%ngefommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-06
Gim,uanocrmnsSitatiun fir Bolton.

9 i 0 n, 4. NltglIt. : Die bicIige
nellc 0etentotionS Stotion oes Ser.
Staaten OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
miro inn Oitoiitrifte bon Bolton gele-
gen leih olif @runo unO 9ooen,
pelder bis6er Oem Seiiries Yoint.
Sodt Club geborte. G%inmanbe-
rrtngs Gommiii1r q. 9. Billings CT.
belt bon SonoelsiefretGr Nogel Die
SnItriftiorL ben aorf 0es Gigen-
tbilnls, fiir mcldes iid sic Hegieru,g
ooS SorfmlfSreft geiidcrt bate, per-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-06

.a&eid ) nonlu ajf t,5-7
Ger &ciduonl OeS Wionnc9, ser nu
Sonntog bci'm Nrnlcnbnll3 bon &ur
for0.GouHtu bci'm llcbcridDrciten Il
ncr Bride bon cinem 9nbn5ug ser
yWarplan0 ulo EennipIpanio" iibct.
fobren mllrOe mo bel Gntlnit inl
ct. Soicpb9. 0oipitol itorb, lDitrbC
geitcrn bon >Sobn Smope BON DIT. ,,
B6ila0elpbin.GoaO olS Ocrjenigc bon
Ebomo5 Cor iocntiii5irt. Ger Ser
ungliidtc ioQ cine Sdmelter in 9ol.
timore ba6en.
Stiir3te BON einem 8 q Of.
Scr 9 Sabre olte (Soiepb 3ago05erti.
Sobn Don Wi6ocl (~SogoO5erti, 9tr.
7t9, Siio.9ono.S troBe, licB geiterll
glbeno pom Go6 OeS breiit0di0cu
@obnbouic5 ieincr gltcrn einen 80.
pierOrofen iIiegen. Go6ci 9ing cl
riidluGrtS ii6cr 0cn Nono oc5 Tod)c3
Dinoll9 mo ~ltiir5tc III 0cn Soiroum,
no cr bepuBtlo6 liegen 6licb. Gr
mur0c IN Scr Nmbulnn5 oe8 0itlid)cll
9iItritt5 nod ocnl Ct. Solcp6S SO.
ipitol gebrud)t, no cine Gr5tlid)e In.
t~eriudlltIg erGob, OoB cr neben elmer
Nltn0c alt lintCt &llic cillen SdG'
belbrlld Oauongctrnacn bottc. Scill
3uitonO muror ais GuBerit tritiidJ
6ejci6nct.
S0cutifi5irt. - Die bcrirrt.
8rolt, wcldc om Gienito9 9lbcno in
Ser Nodborid)oit bon Sigblono oltft
gciul0en mllroc lnO nidt I'M Stou0c
NOR, iDrc Noreiic on5u9eben, lit ais
Srou Worgoretbo Orb BON gir. $50.
Catherine StroBe, iocntiii5irt nor
0eu.
Grlic9t ictucn &erIct'
5unQcn. Ger 1~S-iGbriae Neaer
Srping Goot, lpclder an Wtontag IT,
Utoullt gSinnns bon leillem Better
ucricbentlid) 6urd cinen SdltB IN
Den llntcrleib perfect lpuroe. erlul
Qeitern i'm oWinrplano llnineriitdi9'
&oipitol" ieinen BerleBlngen. @orG.
ner Nbercrombie CAB nod) fllr5er lin
teriltdylng Elm ouf ZOO 0urb ltniall
lorten0eS 8croift o6.
Gicntc Ger 3citun9siun II
49, .Gipcr 8icip.Bdrf" ocb0rtC
gcitern 8ormittog Den %3eitlmqsiut.
gen 9oltimorc'&. Gina $500 ser
ficilen Gcrle moridirten qeiterr
Ntorgcn nit Wuiif- Snltrumcnter
olier 2lrt bcruoiinet, an Der @de bon
CulUerts uno 2ombor0 Strobe nlli
bon no aus lie in IS Spe3iol @aB'
CONS nnd Dem Yort beioroert Dllr.
ben. Nadocm lie Die Dielen Scben5-
uiir0igfeiten oes Gorfs in Aiigen.
Id)ein genommeu 9oQ geipielt, &c.
ftcbIt uno iid oui ionltige Meilt
omiiIirt botten, febrten lie re6t5eitil
nodYi6er Stoot 5itriid, nm nit Sen
gr6bteh Gifer Die 1cltrigen Nadniit.
tags. 3eitungen SIT pcrfauIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-06

iett SIT niodert Ger Gon0rcB bot fit
Oic Stotion $250,000 bcuiuigt, no
BON $4,000 fiir Die &otitelle bc5oblt
per0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-06
Hi6t gang 10 i6limm.
ScniOtiOnS6cridtc aus Barcelona in
NbreOe g~eItcDt.

&eOer Blonde, nod Nonnen, nod
ionitigc @eiitli6c ermorOet.
gr0ifmug Oes' @u6oriltiiden
GongreiicS inn Com ST. &6ln. -
EortugieIen our6 tG9lihe Gro
eritiitterlngen in Sdreden Der
icbt. 6rou GaitIe'S Moro-
ougriii ouf Oen Nmalt Groig
i'm .8oloori.Aitorio" 3u 9teW-
0orf. - Sntereiiante 2Iufiiib=
ring ser Canterbury @ilger" SIT
@Iouceitcr.
&0lu, 4. Illguit. - Die .a0mi-
ide 3eitung" per6iicutli1t Elm pom
81. Sill 0atirteS, ioebcu bier cnls
piongenc3 Eriuotihrei6cu ans Bar
ce'ona. Goiielbc beitrcitct, ooB ir4enO
>Oclfc Mitglieoer 0e3 aIcrlt9 IN ocm
0ortigcn Guirllbr umgebrad)t mltr.
0cn mo erfIart, ollie Nt0uhe, Non.
zen uno onocre 8eiitli6c bitten sci.
tiNc @arnung erbaltcu, 10 Dob tie iib
IN Sihcrbcit bringcn fonutCu.
GoS Sdrei6en iiigt bin5lL oIlcr.
0mgS babe cin Mob Ole 2eiden bon
II Nonnen Ourd) bic StrnBen gctro-
gen, utlcin IS ieicn Die 9ciGel l0nglt
reritorbener 9tonncn 8ciueien, melhc
Der Mob mlter 0cn (riimmcrn ein-
6cdidertcr airfen iono.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-06

@cIicrn glben0 iono inn 2obor.2 81.
ccllnt ole m6Gentlihe SingItunoe ser
YSo5ioliitiifen HieOertofel" Itott.
@eiibt murben inter 2eitrng Don
Erof. Srou5 Sod Gb0re iiir OoS 6.
StiftltngSieIt, ooa Mitte Oieie8 NO
mats in &ooie'S Gorf geieiert miro.
Sn Ser Notwithstanding mltr6e cine
GinIoOunB beg rllno661ngigtn giir.
Nproereins" 3ilr Seller IOeS 4eutiGerl
Cages entge9eit genonlnert.
@efonqbprciW .arion."
Gie 9tftipen Oc5 @tidnguercinS
y9(rion" bititen Qcitern 'abeno in
S6leuneS' Stog @ole cine gllt6c.
iufte @eid)GftSiibuutg o6. BrGlioent
George 9effert iiiOrtc Den &oriib mo
Sr. @ottlie6 Sperr oiente in Abne-
ienbeit oeS SefrctdrS $. S6leiiener
ais YrotofoQiii6rcr. Giner Ginlo.
Dung oeS .Gannitotter 9olfSieit.ger.
Gins" folgenb, wurOc 6ei6Ioiien, am
Wontog ocn 6. Scptem6er, altf oent
Solfsfelte oerielbeu cini9e 9bore gum
8ortrag 5tt brinGcn. Cine GinloOung
pom n9eutfden aricgcrbltnb" ge-
lnngte sur Nnnn6nrc. NlS Veitrag
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-09-18
M.ARYLANDER HIT
BY SPANISH GAME
Loses $4,000 on Old Swindle of
the Satchel of Gold in
Madrid.

BALTIMORE. Sept 1S.-Lured 10
Spain by the old game of the hidden
satchel, William A. Monatt, a pros
porous farmer OF Anne Arundel coun-
ty is today lamenting the loss OF a
sum OF money amounting to almost
$4,000. Some OF his friends who were
let in on the scheme TO the extent OF
few hundred dollars are cursing
the day when they bit on such a
musty old game.
About two months ago Moffatt re-
ceived letter from Madrid signed
by TRussian nObleman.~ who claim
ed he lad fed his own country with
a satctlel full OF gold. After hiding
this where no one else could find ID.
he had been unfortunate enough to
get thrown into jail. What he want
ed MOnatt 10 do was TO get as much
money together as possible and come
TO Madrid and get him out Of Jail
They would then dig up the satcheI
and divide the booty.
Six weeks ago MOfatt went to
Spain with a considerable sum OF
money. When he got back from
Spain ne had hardly enough cash in
his pocket - buy a 1O-Cent lunch
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-09-18

the United States This. Of course.
would nean a tariff war
II is pointed out by the Canadians
that Canada sells 20 the United States
only about half Of what the United
States sells TO Canada. Therefore. they
contend. let the duties 90 inward and
the United States VIII be injured much
more than Canada will In othC- words.
as the Canadian manufa cturers sec Il.
the higher the tariff against he United
States, the more Canadian manufactllr-
ing will be encouraged
Already there is something Of a
movement on the part Of American
manufa curing concerns 20 avoid paw
ment OF the duties by establishing
branch plants I'm Canada. II the duties
so higher, more American plants will,
u IS thought, locate there. This will
suit the ideas Of hose Canadian ex-
pansiOnists who are bent on strengthen
ing the hands OF Canada as a manufac-
turing country. The Canadian high
protecuonists calculate that the Domin-
ION would suffer some Inconvenience
from building Up a higher tariff wall
against the United States, but that the
benefits 10 Canada on the whole would
be much greater than the incOnven-
fences.
Embarrassing to America.
In some respects. The situation is one
of the most embarrassing with which
the State Department and the Treasury
Department. more especially the form
or will be called upon 10 deal with.
one OF the great sources Of trouble is
that no halfway measures can be taken
under the maximum and minimum tar
IN provisions. That is, there can be no
bargaining and no trading. No reCIpUo-
en- arrangement can be made. The
mtod States will enforce it, minimum
rates Of duty against Canadian imports
or ~ viii enforce its maximum rates.
which are - per cent ad valOrem high-
err.
II is mp 10 the Canadians whether
they shall climb down the tariff pole
or whether there is tariff war. Just
now II looks as IL they would refuse
10 climb down
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FEAR NEW REVOLT
AGAINST MULAI HAT ID
His Reported Murder of Pre-
tender FL Roghi Stirs
Up Touble.

TANGIER, Sept. 1s.-The report from
Fec that Sultan Mulai Hahd has put %
death Blu Hamara or FL ROghi. the
pretender. has greatly enraged the fol-
lowers Of the fallen chief and there b.
today great danger OF another insurrec-
ton and movement against the Sultan.
FL Roghi's fate is generally credited
though there are many who think that
the pretender was never captured in tho
fighting near Fez. as at first reported,
but that another was made 10 assume
the role Of Ell ROghi in order to make
the Sultan's supremacy over hts foes
appear more complete.
The pretender, the report says, was
shot IN the presence OF the Snltan's
haren on last Sunday. the executioE
following an appeal 10 the Sultan by
foreign cor suls against the barbarities
practiced upon the SUI ans captives.
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Tawney's Views.

Mr.. Tawncy was a downward re-
visionist like myself. lie is a low tarfff
man. and he has been known to De such
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Forced to Vote.
n. Tawney voted
mere had been OF
'dcient IN number
In - Ia

Had Mr.. Tawney voted against the
bill and there had been others OF the
House sufficient IN number 10 have de-
feated the bin, or II I had vetoed the
oil because OF the absence Of a reduc-
ton Of rates in the wool schedule, when
there was a general downward revision,
and a substantial one, though not a
complete one. we would have left the
party IN a condition Of Decentralization
that would have prevented the accom-
phShment OF purposes and a fUldllment
OF other promises which we had made
Just as solennly as we had entered
into that with respect 10 the tariff.
When 1 could say without hesita-
ton that this Is the best tariff bill that
and therefore the best tariff bill that
has been passed at all, / do not feel
that I could have reconciled any other
course TO my conscience than that OF
signing the Dill, and 1 think Mr.. Tawney
leels the same way
'Of course. If I had vetoed the bill.
! would have received the applause OF
many Republicans who may be called
iow-tarih Republicans and who think
deeply on that subject. and OF all the
democracy Our friends. the Demo-
cratS, would have applauded AMI then
laughed IN their sleeve att the condition
IN which the party would nave been
left But more than tliis. and waving
considerations of party. where would
the country have been had the bill been
vetoed or been lost By Vote2 Il would
have LETT the question OF the revision of
The tar-u open for further discussion
during the next session. II would nave
suspended the settlement or all our.
business down TO a known basis. upon
which prosperity could proceed and in
Vestments be made. and il would have
held up the coming OF prosperity to this
country certainly for a year, and prob
ably longer. These are the reasons
why signed u. and these are the rea-
sons Why Mr. Tawney voted for the bill
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-09-18
DON'T
DECEIVE
YOURSELF

II you feel exhausted and weak or tire
easily, don't try 70 brace up on liquor
or some patent medicine that Will pro-
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leaves you IN worse shape than before.
What you want is more strength
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medicine; It's ingredients are nourish-
ing and strengthening. Nothing EQUALS
IL as tonic and body builder for ali
throat and lung trouble
Contains 10 alcohol or injurious drugs
Get a bottle today: il win make you
strong. Reminder, il has been IN use
fifty years.
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Effect of Changes.

NOW, attempts have been made TO
show what the real effect Of these
changes has been by comparing the
imports under the various schedules
and assuming that the changes and
their importance We're in proportion TO
the iuportations. Nothing could be
more unjust IN a protective tariff, which
also contains revenue provisions. Some
Of the tariff is made for the purpose Of
increasing the revenue by increasing
the imp0rtations which shall pay
duty. other items in the tariff are
made for the purpose Of reducing com
petition: that Is. by reducing importa-
tons and. therefore. the question OF
the importance Of a change IN rate
cannot in the slightest degree be de-
termined by the amount of imports
that take place.
In order TO determine the Importance
OF the changes 1t is much fairer 20 take