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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-13
yMeloSic Samcn'@crcin."
--Wrofer Wasfcn.g al-
MittwodL ben is. Mars 1910,
Sbimcf's .Sallc, 932 y. '0rpaowap,
Sifets Is Gents.
@erthuolle Yreiic ipcrben seseben.
G2,4)

i ii ctncn 9uten 3mcd.-
Gin ,lonbola" cbcr bohlniid,cr ga
ior miro morIcn mo am Gieil',cg
Mbel,o in Sbiref's r9obncn.Sullr"
AM 0roobwap. 1ubc Gager.S TRACE.
Ill @nnitcn oes oltreid)iid)en S%Sltnli-
groiitcu.Seims.- bclicn Superinten'
ncrt Haltor &nclop &nnct lit. peral,'
Itoltct. Dit bcn1 9o5or lit cine alt
ocncbnlc llnterbultuna perbnnociL
heItcbcno ans Wulif. @elona mo He'
citotioncn; audi hat Gonarcb'Ibgc'
croueter Moolpb Sobn.b oerlprod)cll.
cine snipradc gu baltcn. Gie Scr.
tauisit1noc. merheu geidrnlodpoa De,
forirts ullb bon junaen Ealncll tc'
bent. SScbcu Mbct,o lpcroen fcilia
Sol,pers ,lilo iplijtilc' Gririifiitse;i
@icrpirt. aud, crh1lt icoer 9ciiidlcr ell!
biibiheS 2 onpeiiir. 81. benz gcilarn'
ten !Scim m,lroe,t ii, Sci, Sahrcn
1906. 1907. 1908 rl,o 1909 1856
Wabl5eiten ierpirt liro 1909 yer.
iol,ell llnterfunit geipdbrt. Iie aiis.
aahen hierfiir betruJen $S132.96.
rp1breno iid) Die Giltnabniei, MIR oui
$517S.75 bcliefell. ipoourf Iid) cir
betrGttlid)eS leiiait eraob. Ser
Wrnid, beS Seinls lit natilrlid,. Die
les Tefi3it 10 raid pic nioslid) Sit
ocdcl,. Ger eripdbi,te 9aaor sibt Sc.
ocrmann 8clegcnbeit. babel mitsi,.
beIfen mn cin Snititiit 5u ,intcritiit.
sen. ipeld)el, prdiioel,t R%ooicpelt. Der
Woi,pcrneur oes Stootes, Mnrcr
Mabool. Ginruanorrnhas.G onntiii6r
aruis 4. Weis unb AnSete lite en.
erfenn,ing ec3ont labcn.
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@runocigcntb II III $ murft
9nutb d gfcit. - IaS
cute @ctter 81 gesinn Der pcriloiic-
ncn @od,e crnieS iif loiuobl iiir
8runbeigettbums.M ofler wie iiir
9nllunternebnlcr ulS iebr p%roiitobcl,
inioicrt cine gauge Hcibc Don 8rlulo.
itiifcn p%erfn,lit mnb nit 9nllarbeiteil
beaonncn mltroe. ginen mid)tigcn
anuiucrtro9 iflob Sr. j. &. e.
Moli. Gerlualtcr Der iriibcrcn .Sirc.
mans Snilrancc Sumpanp".' nit
Scr ,americm agricultural Gberni-
cal Company" ob. Gr r%crfaIftc an
bic %lcBtaenonntc G%ompaglie bns
@rimoitiif an Scr Gdc Don Soutb.
mo @oteritrabc, nni Dem Dos aIte
&criidjcrungs.@ ebGl,bc Dor ocnl gro
zen 9ronoe ltnilb. iiir Den Ercis bon
$4,000. Tie aGliierin beabiidtigt,
oii Dem 8rrmoltiid elm giireau.@e.
bGlibc 5l crridten.
- Serr mo iSrau Sofn y. Bauer
uerfuuftcn onrd) bcn 0rmocigcn-
.bumnsmafler Innicl N. CONNER.
iucrf baS aulpcicn 9tr. 81, @oriud3'
aocnrlc. SomeItcub. ali Sctru nro
6rou 8n. .. Iiron.
Solnes aeeltp bcobiidtigt, 26
slueiliodige @obnbdnicr al, Scr Gr.
itcn gpcniic. 5miid,cn Gdlocrtoil.
8oao mo 1opcttcitrobr. nit cirenl
aoitcnoiiinano Dol, $4,000 81 er.
rid)icn.
Gle ,Hodjcitcr airfrcb Ncaltp
Gcn1pai,p"T bdiit 81 WobnbGuicr nllo
ein 2aoenaebdlioc ani btiocn Scitcn
Der SareltraBe. iiiblid, bon gnlti.
morcitraBe. GieieIben tperoer ctiua
$4,000 foiten.
Gum Infalti zines CONNER.
beilis bietet iid) cine prddtigc @eIe.
genbeit in Rarf. einem ihul.
lid aelegencn Ort am Seucrn.Gi.
per. Ger bon Der Staot aus nit Der
eleftriifen @nbn III so Winltten 3ii
erreid,en lit. Gle .Sebern Stealth
Gpiipoitp" uetfanit bort gnnpI1ee
SO bel 200 Bub mro GROCER id,oi, bon
$3.50 ali. Ter aaniprcis fam boar
ODER In fleinen monatIiten Eaten be.
3ublt nerben.
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-THE-
&reot 2fllontic
Pocific so.
$50 9doen IN pcu Der. Staaten.
$50 9dpen In peu Der. Staten.

Trohlid) Wcburtatug%-
icier. - Nm &rcile leincr Ser
m%anotcn ulb 6reilnoc f~eierte 9%eltern
&r. 8eorg Sd)iiBlcr, cin l%nnglobrI
ger Ntgelteqter in Der Sticffld)en
Eionofabrif. i~eiren IS. @eburtsto6.
Iic pielen 8eihenfc nno @lildmitt-
Idle, Die er Don allen Sciten enlpfinG,
5cu9tcn bon Der groBcn Scllcbtbcit
nelfcr iidJ oos @ebnrtsto9sfino ers
ireilt. slla chter 9upcr llib Scrr
Sf)iiBlcr Die Grifienencn 81 cinent
fcinen Sropien @erlteninft Elm. Seine
Satin, cine ieid)e Miinhcner aod)ill.
e%rntetc iUr eincn SnlbiE Den JIG icr',
pirte, ollieitiges Sob. @ubreuo hcr
6eier luuroe olld Der Sicbell i'll Der
ulten Scimlnth geoodlt. beiolbers Der
bodbctogtcn Gltern oeS Srn. Shiib-
fer. meld,c in @olfod) q. AZ. woDncli.
Bon Ieillcm YuicnirclnoelL Sru.
Wtnttb. 3itclsbcrgcr lucld)er olS Nt
genicnr in Dem berilhmtell Wtiind)c.
ltcr .SInrlpcrfc" ungcItcllt lit. mllr0c
8crr ShiiBlcr burd) eill W%liidmuridI
Sclcgromm ii6crraid)t. llntcr ocn
Nnueicnocn befonben iid): Nr. Sotn
Mupr unb Srul, Sr. Charles GoIinu
nit Somilic, ST.. Spbn MoBfppi. &r.
Sobn Sfmiot6oner unb 6rail
Srnll W. &ricg unb Nnhcrc.
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StelIte iidJ freiuiQis.


-
, Sr. George Z. @ombrill, Der Er0li'
bent Der .Horburp 9iItialn0
&c." ~lieiertc ii6 Den bieligen Be
b0rben aus. Huh Stellltng
bon $4,000 9ilrgifait onI
ircien Sub aeiest.
@eorge Z. 8ambril, Der betogtc
Er1iioent Der nGorburp Giitilling
Co." Ser ONT 6reitog BON ben 0rob.
geihmorcncn inter Der Inlduloi'
gung, iid auf Guplifatc bon Eager
buuS : S6einen @elb geborgt 81 boz
ben, in ben NnfIoee5ultono pcrleBt
murbe, bot iid) geitern ireiipiQig Der
bieiisen Yoli5ei geItellt uno oonllt
Die FropbcSeinng Ieincr 6reuroe
mobr gcmudt.
Seit @ohcnirilt bon Der YoliSet
pergeblid) geilldt, l%ieierte iid) @anls
brill geitern 9etcftip Gopiton
Eumpbrep aus. Ser Sestere erlpar-
tctc 8ombril an 9obnboic, ols Der.
ieIbc eben bon Gnslic, cinem Gorie
nnbe Birmingham, Nla, 5itriidfebrs
te, no er lid bel ieinem Sobne aui.
gebolten. Ter BUG Der Sea 9ooIt
glir 2ono 9obn longtc Woroens
Inn 1.t5 bier an; es ipilr0e Dem Ans
fomncnocn gcltottct. iif) Die Noht
iiber IN icincr @obnlng ullf5uboltcL
no Elm Goli5iit sur @epodung lta.
iionirt ipnroe. @cgen II llbr Tors
mittags bcgib Sr. @ulnbria iid) bon
iciilem Nnipnlt, Srn. Clifton 9rolpn,
bc9lcitct, in ooS 9iireou oes Stauts.
onipoltS, no ibnl Die ge9en i'm cr-
hobencn Mntlngen porgclegt luur'
ocn. Bon bo gtl9 eS 5l,nn @iireou
oes MftuarS oes Griminnlgcrid)tcS,
Srn. 9. ". Eatterion, no Sr. 5bo.
ma Z. 9osipell, ciu &oblcngruben.
9clitcr, Ole erforbcrlide 9ilrgidaft
Itellte, Iic 8obe berielben lpor BON
Hid)ter 0uiip ouf $4,000 III jeoem
Der bcioen aufloGciGue fcltgcicet.
Gie beioen Inflagcn lol,ten bobin,
Dob Sr. @ombria an 5pei perid)leoc.
men 8e~lcgcnbcitcn ic $1,000 bon Srn.
George Shiaina borgtc ltno filr Die
ielbeu 2aacrbous .'Sdein : Gupli'
fote OILS llnterpfono CAB, olli oercn
Originate cr iid) iflon porbcr 9orle-
fen perid,ofit bate. Wic Die Inter
iilduungen Der Wolicperpalter il5lpl.
lhel, crgobcr, ioaen iebof bon @rn.
@onlbriQ ipldc 0llplifate III eillcm
lrcit b6bercn 9etroac oltsgeltelt
lporoen fem, mo cS miro bomlt &C.
red)net, bob Die @robgcid)morcnclt
nod ~iueitere anfloGen gcgcu oenlcl-
ben crbeben nlogel.
Sr. Wnnbrin belt lid, ipic per
luutct. WGbrcnb ieiiler Ibipeicnbeit
BON Baltimore 5lnGd)it III Ntlontic
Gitp olrf; bon oa rciitc or nad) Sn'
torio. Canada, mo bon bort ilad)
Gnslic. Bon leinem Gintrcffen IN
Sntorio ol iol bic bieIiae Eoli5ei
iibcr leinc 9%clpeglngcn nntcrridltet
gepeicn iein. Sr. @ambrill re9i-
Itrirtc oui iciner Heiic in idmntlid)eii
Sotcls. in bcnel1 or giticntbolt nobnl.
inter ieincm riftigcn Nunlcn.
@r. 8ombrill CAB gcItcrit ollrd)
icincn Nnluolt cine grtlar,lnp ub, III
iueldcr cr bcItrcitct. lid irgcl,o mel
der Teriebllmgen ihrloig genlod)t 5l
bo6eu, i,nb Dos Yubliflm bittct, nit
lcinen llrtbcil 5llrilf SIT bolterL bis
bic Angelcgcnbcit roaitol,oig olf0cs
flGrt lei.
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@crcint in9bcn Sub.

81. GbarleS 6. 9enion uno Srat
ge6en aenlcinium in ben COB
Hebmen Oiit IN YbiloOelpbia unb
iterben ST gleider Belt oui benz
@ege nnh Dem &oipitol in Der
Nmbulon5. - SelbItmoroer prof
ti5irte ipieoerboIt in Baltimore.
Grrniioet BON Dem Sample um'S
Gaiein, I'M GinperitGnonib, oaB bos
2eben fir lie fpeiter feinen 3pef bo-
be, gingen II. Charles Coleman
8enion mo oeiieu Satin Siobelln
gelteru firth in Der Audteritaot ge-
mciniom in ben 600 ourd) bas Gin.
nebmen BON @iit.
Or. @enion mar 10 Sabre alt llno
ieiue 8attin Itnno i'm 81. 2ebens.
iobre. Sn Dem 3immer Der 2ebcns.
miioen luuroen 3tpci 3ettel 9efuaben.
sui Dem cinen ltano: yMeine &C.
licbtc Satin mo i) bobcn beidloi.
len, nidt mcbr lGnger 5l lcben. @ir
buben ocsbolb Selbitmoro begolls'
gen. Inner lester @lnid lit, oaB
ullerc Scidcn crenlirt un0 Die Mlde
IN bic Suit 9cltreut iueroc. an Ole
icnigen, lucldc an ~unlerer geerbi-
gltng S6eil ncbmciL ioll unler Sab
ull6 8ilt pcrtbeilt mcrbcn. Sd babe
sci E%atentc IN Dem Entcnt.9 iircoll
cingereidt mo bette mlBeroen piel
Wteoi}im Grogllcu lno cinigc Mtobel-
itiidc.
IuS 8ift, lpcldcs Der Slr5t nit iei-
ner Satin tronf, mar cine Gombi.
nation peridicoencr Troguen. Srnu
9cniou botte ibre SoiIe aclccrt, ood)
ibr @otte bette ciucn fleinen Ibeil
bcS 9iftes ilbriG 9eIalien. @cioc lcb-
ten nod, ols Tie bon Der Yoli5ei oui.
geilnbcn milroer, bod itorben ic 5lt
cin nnb oerielben 3cit I'M gmbulun5-
Uogen ouf Dem @cNe nod) benz nWe.
bico GDirurgicol SoipitoI." @ic per-
lantet, loll lid ooS Gbepaor III finun.
5icllen SdJuicri9feitcu b%ciluoen bo.
ben unb bon Srcunoen nnb 9efonn-
ten Der Serillf genlod)t moroen iein,
Den bcioen Selten SIT bclfen ulo fiir
ocn HcIt fires 9ebcns Gorge 81 tro.
gen. Or. @cniorl. eiu gcborencr@ng,
ldnber, grobuirte im Sabre 1888 bon
DER l~lniueriitGt BON Warplanb unb
&rufti5irte lGngcrc Belt i'll Baltimore
MI Der GeorlitroBc mo ipoter III
Noro baltimore. NlS cr Dor cini.
gen Wonotcn nod bier lpeiltc, gab
or befonnt. BOP er Elm mmoerborcs
Seilmittel fiir S%libcrtulpIis entbedt
babe. S%peSiuliiten ldeuffcn Dem
IRittel udbcrc 9codtlng,. idicllel
Der !Scilfroft oeiiclbcn ober fem be.
lonoeres &ertroien cnt9egcn 5ll brin.
gen. Sics iuor fir Ben Grinder cine
bittere Gnttolllhung. 0rau Bcnlpn
lit cine gebprenc 9oltimorcrin nuo
mobntc Dor Subrcn im Smlie Nr.241
@elt . Yreiton StroBc. Gor nleb-
rercn Wonoten 5ogen Sr. mo Srall
Gr. 9enion nod Ebilnoelpbio.
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Staot baltimore.
THE GERMAN CORRESPONDENT

is the only German Newspaper in Baltimore
that carries the Associated Press reports
The CORRESPONDENT is the only Ger
man paper in Baltimore that gives its read
ers all the important happenings in the
City, the state. md the World, fresh every
day.
The CORRESPONDENT as far as Its news
columns Is concerned, is second to no paper
published in Baltimore.
The CORRESPONDENT IS the only Ger
msn Newspaper that circulates throughout
Maryland, Virginia, West Firginin and the
south.
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@rohcr Gommcrs.
Screinistc ginger.
Sunntaa ben 10. WdrS.
Wermania.W Gnnerhor.S
Nbenbs 3 ltbr.
(7i-2)


Eofliiinn iii Ser sai. -
Ter ltorlrcgiidr Iuntpicr .adcr",
Der INIT elmer eabnne giieiler; bon
pima 9tplna, Glbd, itddl sparroipS.
Eoipt fam, conioirie scItcf,, Yorntit.
tag ii. Ser sai intterbolb BON sepcl,
G5bt.l ialloli nit Der earse Giantol,o
Siafe". peId,e i'd i'm Sai, ocs
Sdleppoumpicrs ,NruOencc" beiano.
Ger Sdllcppoaiupier brad)te Die
Barge, lpclhe leit)t beiddbigt muroe.
nad) Sfinner'S brotherhood 5ur &epn-
rdtur.
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@irb hicr beeroi0t.

Wir0 hicr beeroigt. -
stad ietsmonatlihcr arantheit ter.
ifieo III Bort Grange, Sla.. 100 er
sur Sur ipciltc, SER Salnes u. eIarr
bon Nr. 16tl, gntam.Vlac oas al.
ieltc Witglieb oes Yontbaliec Sbo.
mas 2. GIarf. Gr ltdib i'll 81. &c.
bensiabre rnb iudr Witgiich Der Bal.
tiniorer $anbeIstammer. Ter Geld.
nam miro rad Baltimore sneta BE.
eroienng gebrdft peroen.
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Grtra
S.&9 s.
Stanlps
nit mnierena beriib,ntcm
Sbee mnb 8affec.
10 q. Il y. Clamps

nit elmer Sortc Der %ioigclori GSoecric'l;
1 eft. u. & =. 0elee Eulucr Toe.
3 Tnncp Sas glunters, Stif. DC.
1 Ilaid)e E.neen Clipen .......1 5e.
1 Sidie u. & 7. Gnnd, Gacau Zoe.
1 Vidlie impurtirtc Sarbincn 13c.
1 Tlaidle u. e. e. Gatinp $500. 1Sc.
1 Bib. lueifc SbOrtinc. go. 12c.
1 @iidde Snltana 8ewiir5. -. 1Ot.
i Yft. M.&E. prdparirtcs Wcbl 15e.
Il Eft. gmdnueiscn ...... Zoe.
1 Yft. Tfannfnfen-Wcb $500. Toe.
1 Yft. Winnte Sapioea. f0c.
| TlaidJc Glcctrolinc Toe.
1 SiidDic @ulben Gruwn Sprnp 10e.
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NOtis.
Sebbel's einsiacs Stnbip.


Sebermann fcnnt bic BON nns &C.
~lie'crtc Nrbeit; mir Senfcn nidlt On.
ran, ms ielbit 81 lobcn, ionsern iibcr.
laiien Sies m%nicrcm Geiitunscr. Seine
3reppen bei nns 81 criteigen. 2niica
Sic lid, BON Nnbcren nidjt tGnid)cn,
cs sicbt MIR Gin cinsiacs ,Se6bcl-Stn'
bio nnb oics bciiubet iidp i'm Yatcrrc.
Ndlten Sic aif bcs Sais, mo nnicr
Gamcn anf Sbircn nnb 5enitern
itcbt.
Seine Isenten. Gin Yrcis.
~ Mdjtcn Sic anf
-8ebbcl's-
321 Norb.8 Str, nabc Sisb.Str.
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ni6t,
warnm ni6t!

9Rcuu sic 1bcc, Aafiee nnO @roccriern nidt
bon inns iutieu. parum uidt? Air iiibrell
cinen 2abcr in Sbrcr oireiien giudbbari6aii;
marim Gebel sic nibi oortbin unb ipGrcn
sic % bis 40 Rro5ent rno ncbincu auberoem
3beil ui uuicrcm 9srofit? SSir pcriunfcn Orr.
eeric'n biaiger, ais fIcire 9doen %bicIeIbcn lal=
fen i5nncu. @ciorgt Ginfduic int ". a. y.
aaoen lnb bcainrt Gin sparbant.Gouto
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SabrlidJer Masfcnball,
,8ermania. Snrnucrein,"

Wontag, ben IA. WGrs 1910,
,8crmania . WGnnerd)ur Sale"
GinSel. nnb 8ruppenprciic.
(6S,71-3)
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Strift friide Gier gum aoitenprcis.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-09-15
JOHN BROWN NO HERO.
Col. Learnard's Attack Nearly Causes
Riot at Lawrence.

Lawrence, Kan, Sept 15-There
was considerable excitement at the old
settlers meeting here Wednesday aft
ernOOn.
The old settlers told of the part they
took in the founding of the town and
the making of the territorial history
and early state history of Kansas.
With the passing of more than half a
century there still exists feeling in
regard to some of the questions of
those times that even time can never
heal. This difference of opinion was
expressed by Col. O.. E. Learnard. who
came to Kansas in 1855. and who was
formerly newspaper owner. Colonel
Learnard was an abolitionist but not
of the John Brown type. His denun-
citation of the Osawatomie hero was the
most severe ever made against him.
John Brown never in any sense was
citizen of Kansas" he said. Nor
was he 'Osawatomie Brown that ap-
been applied to o. c. Brown, who
founded the town and gave it its name.
He never engaged in any legitimate
business or employment while here,
nor did aid in any way in the improve
ment or development of the country
Colonel Learnard, whenever he MADE
reference to any incident to which he
was not personally familiar, Substar-
tiated his statements with quotations
from standard Kansas history. He
quoted from the writings OF Abraham
Lincoln, in his Cooper institute speech,
Eli Thayer. DR.. George w. Brown. John
Speer, Governor Robinson. Professor
Spring and General ]. K. Hudson.
Practically every veteran approved of
everything Colonel Learnard said and
motion was made that copies of the
address be sent to the state historical
society.
But here the women came to the
rescue and saved the reputation of
John Brown with the veterans of Sc.
AS a compromise the pioneers finally
decided to drop the matter for the sake
of harmony. Colonel Learnard sad
that his paper was written in the in
terest of the truthfulness of history
and declared that no personal ami
mostly prompted him to make his at
tack on John Brown. He said he
feared the movement set on foot at
Oawatomie might result in placing a
statue of the abolitionist in Statuary
Hall at Washington. If there was a
place for Kansan in the hall, he said
he believed, Senator Lane or Governor
Robinson were more entitled to the
honor.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-09-15
Cure Catarrh
It's Easy, Pleasant, and Costs
But a Trifle

How many of the readers of the To-
peka State Journal know that in In
land Australia where the mightiest of
eucalyptus trees grow in abundance,
that there is no consumption, catarrh
or diseases of the respiratory tract.
The refreshing balSam thrown out
by these trees fills the air and is
breathed into the lungs by the inhabit-
ants and all germ life is destroyed.
If you have catarrh you cannot go
to Inland Australia except at great
expense, but you can breathe right in
your own home the same pleasant,
soothing, healing, germ killing air you
would breathe if you were living in
the eucalyptus district of Australia.
Just breathe HYOMEI; it is made
from Australian eucalyptus and scien-
tifically combined with thymol and
other Historian antiseptics.
Pour a few drops of HYOMEI into
the inhaler and breathe it. AS it
passes over the catarrh infected mem
brane it kills the germs and heals the
raw, infiamed surface.
HYOMEI is guaranteed to cure ca
tarrh, coughs, colds, Group and sore
throat. or money back. Complete out
fit including inhaler $1.0O. Extra bot
ties of HYOMEI cost but so cents
Sold by druggists everywhere.
To break up cold in head or chest
in a few minutes, pour a teaspoonful
of Hyomei into bowl of boiling wa
ter cover head and bowl with towel
and breathe the vapor.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-09-15
READY TO INITIATE.
Championship Balloon Races Begin at
Indianapolis Friday.

Indianapolis, Ind, Sept. 15.-Pilots
and balloons for the American cham
pionship and free for all races which
start at the Indianapolis motor speed
way Saturday afternoon are arriving
at the speedway and initiation will be-
gin tomorrow. Nine contestants have
entered in the championship race which
will be conducted under the rules of
the Aero club of America
Six are entered in the free for all
race for gas balloons of any capacity
which will be started just after the
entries in the championship contest
have been sent into the air. This race
is for distance, the winner to receive a
diamond studded cup.
In the championship race both en-
durance and distance. will be taken
into account.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-09-15
STUDY OF GEORGE v.
Paris Paper Prints Interesting Story
of EngIand's New King.

Paris, Sept 15.-The Rvue De
Paris prints an interesting personal
study of George V, by Joseph Watson,
an English newspaper man who ac-
companied the king, when as Prince
of Wales he made his colonial and
Indian tours. The writer gives high
estimate of the new kings character
and ability and recounts many anec-
dotes to show that his broadminded,
good sense and painstaking careful
habits amount almost to genius.
In one of the colonies visited a SEN
sational paper enlivened the prince
stay with a disgraceful campaign
against the dynasty. avoiding for lack
of material, any direct attack upon the
prince himself but revamping with
great elaboration all the ancient scan
dals about the lives of the Georges.
The prince said nothing but when the
royal party was once again upon the
sea he referred to the campaign, ask
ing Watson what he thought of it.
Watson naturally, somewhat embar-
raised. replied that in his opinion no
self respecting person paid the lightest
attention to what the paper had said.
But 1 have read everything" OBJ
served the prince, land have carefully
filed away the articles in my scrap
book. The colonial ministers were
greatly worried and asked my permits
sion to suppress the paper. L wouldn't
hear of it. That would only have
given the beggars the advertisement
they sought
Mr.. Watson lays great stress upon
the new kings ability as an orator OF
the convincing type, saying his colonial
speeches made the deepest impressions
everywhere and his famous wake up
England" speech upon his return lit
orally eclipsed the oratory of Sails
bury. Rosebery and Chamberlain who
spoke upon that occasion. Mr.. Wat
son attributes much of this success to
the clear enunciation of the king, say
ing it was a positive revelation to the
colonials, accustomed to the drawing,
affected, half swallowed words of
English orators. why, exclaimed
the Canadians. che speaks like a Cana
dian" and they asked themselves:
'Why have we been sending our sons
and daughters at great expense to
England to acquire the right accent
when our future king speaks with none
of these affectations which we have al
ways imagined to be the hallmark OF
good breeding?''
IF King Edward adds Mr.. Wat
son, twas everywhere regarded as the
arbiter of style, King George has al
ready become for his subjects the
arbiter of diction.''
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-09-15
HE TAKES A HEADER.
Hardness AerOplane Makes Sudden
Dive to the Ground.

New York, Sept. 15.-Harry S. Hank
ness, the aviator of Cleveland and
member of a prominent family in that
city, had narrow escape today when
the monoplane in which he was flying
at the aerodome in Garden City L. L..
dived suddenly to the ground from Il
height of % feet. Hardness machin :
was demolished but he escaped injury.
This was Hardness first flight III
America. he has been known abroad
for his feats in aviation and came to
America to enter the elimination trials
for the international aviation meet
next month
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