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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-08
Lawyer proves Her csc.

F'rauleh Rrusilein is the first won-
an lawyer in Switzerland having bcen
brought up Ia the profession as i
we're, her iA.hcr haylne been a FEEDER.
Al Judge. She defended a woman gate.
Keeper q a railrond station who lad
been absent from duty when an acci-
dent occurred She proved that Tie
$40 mouth she received did not lnstt
fy her in being there tweNc hours 4
day, ana tha. besides. the train was
en- time the day OF the accident--the
first time III thrne months
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-08
suaaes.E slern Remedy

VHJ W y . ~ u 'FE7FTFF7-J
Or Ka'haine Davis ph Da lnlyer'
sil of Chicago lpcri tendenl Of lhe
Now Ycrk state wonen's reformitofy
saws hat u 7, ~ impossible for men
10 maintain the same standards OF
docency arl morality that women ~
thci own class Of society are expect
I'd malutair then She believes ~
open polygamy. She believes that
men woull then marry as many wo-
men as thee could support and that
erriug women would moi then be- out
casts 81 seeic.y Miss DAVIS IS q
graduate OF Nassar
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-08

good N the souls l mon ana there.
fore wheu aHe chafch IL established
in u peelaln p'aceAHd " lome tlis
Mork, a rs ycallg wrong lor auplHcf
ta coNc III and disratt thc attention
aal awaken aptagQlism.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-08
kills "a Murderer

A mcfrl Sd mlliaeref mi Appendicitis
Niih maHe siiaiuIs Eut Dr.. KINGS
Nef Life pills fill Il bs pfe ensipB.
'fhns gently eiimusate stomach. liver
na b0Nels. pftyentlEe thal clueeins
lhaf invites HpNendieifie, elifiug tauf
~ sFsss f4.t.f44 4. s !: y. t3lfltt4 4.4s.sls 81
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-08

The friends Of Mrs. William Cum.
nhtg's sicly OF New York have hcgun
q campaign 70 make hei president OF
The Daughters OF the American Reyof
uiion To succeed Alls Matthew Scott
oi Bloomington li., Who Is cai9i.
date for reelection. Mrs Scott IS the
candidatc OF MRS Donald Mclean and
as MIS-. MeLeau has been criticised
Tor playing the ear ac upon occasion
many reseG her deciding who shall
Sc the presden general Of the organ
ization and VIII oppose Mgs Scott for
tbai rather than fr0m persOnal ret.
SONS. Mrs. story mas been prominent
for some time IN club and d. a K.
crcle- and Is q mich younger Woman
than AIrs. scott Nea Yory s.ate
daughters IN conference az Coopers.
town, \. y, nd0rsei Mrs story. but
Aas. Mclean SAYS tnat he state can
didate IS always dcieatod and she
doesn't care what ihel ala Mrs
Scout Is very popular b me West
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-08
Ansaoonism Nee iless

Churches arc learning thfougt
their missions SAYS the Cniyersal
ist Leader tBcsinnl That roweval
great may be their differences ia
form and ceremony and even in
points OF doctrine. at heart they arc
all seeking ihc very same end, tls
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-08

A British observer does not approve
Of the way III which the American
gin tlocks By her.elf leaving the
married women % do the same She
thinks iJ would be Of mutual beleilt
for both girs and matroas TO see
more Of ole anolhei
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-08
Duchess owns Elne Trees.

The duchess Of AlbanYlhas a garden
at her residence OF Claremout that
has a number OF trees the only ones
OF thelr Kind In Great Britain and
others not SO rare. but al. OF thcnf
are hlige ons to America. There Is
the Kentucky coffee rec for instance
the sasaffas tree. the largeleaved
magnoia that IS i5 feet high with 4
trunk nearly 3 feet in girih. There
* also specimen OF redwood ln this
garden over hnndred feet hgn.
with a trunk Of thirteen iaci.
Eating the Cucumber.
Many housewives are not aware 81
the fact that the germ that gives the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-08

III requires skilled aud extensive cN
rcriencc % find Inc trouble with
your car and prmcrIy repair il We
win find 4 and repair i ris'r.
Everything q Che way q auio.
mobile accessories ai most rcason-
able prices. Mpen day aud night
to supply yplU WANTS
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-08
sneIlIn.lzIng ou. -E.eIahbor

'ANlNiNSlNU~ NNt fhDlJhHo'
@l.et ts hAsN dohe Ntll attemnl ~
hring " the kingiom witAout takins
zoe ilnHh 10 love- 0iW ncigAbor-
mefly sntloldszlng him Won't do,
SAYS Rcr Paul Wimhrop Grown We
nWlAt Heet thp ipdiyldnal wafklng
iaan inst an Jesus niot Peter ana cal-
tyatr with hiu thai unsysiematie
Fellowship tat saves TIE world
Sentence secncnsf
10 make a haha ~ rmleryahins
thesc about ynu proves d lacl, of real
wort M yonrssll -ratho,lc Ncws
Conmlt tllp worries unto the lDlt
and ihy thoughts sbal he established.
Proverbs g
TINA ipaFv bIossdmne present Time
springs from the Mhqle past renem.
huttd and unrcm@nhefed Carlyle
lnasg th hoareo 4 created D Ing
"A NJ one with ne feari Of Coi c
can not BIT be misaabIc Arthur u.
italian
oar ago Is mcrea sinely tired Of tbs
attempt to explain q force merely by
giving Il 4 name or defnug ~ Ed-
Wad 1 RosWorih&
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-29

ID to this time Nine. Roch declared that
it had never passed out of her possession.
TheNate M. Deibler claimed 1t. but as he
would. not pay. the widow refused to &C
cede to his request. He complained to
the minister of justice. with the result
that the widow was desired to take the
blade to the archives. But as the state
seemed to emulate NJ. Deibler's parsi-
mony, the widow stuck to her grim SOU
yenir and sold it to N. DUBOIS.
The humorous side of this relic fol-
lows, but we must first complete the
title. NJ Roch received the knife from
his predecessor, Nj. Henderson,, who
himself had obtained it from Henri Sam
son, the last descendant of the dynasty
of this name. Now, Henri Samson was
the grandson of the executionef Of the
hapless king and queen.
He was dismissed from his high Office
on account of scandal. The execution
er, suffering from the res augusta. >
had to raise a loan, and his fertility of
idea succeeded where most men would
have failed. and. to tell the truth. he
pawned the guillotine. And. adds a
Paris contemporary, which relates the
story: La veuve chez Ia Tante: cette
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-29
PRUSSIAN COURT ETIQUETTE.
Attitude of the Kaiser Toward Nor
ganatic Marriages.
London Evening Standard.

From The London Evening Standard.
The rigidness of Prussian court ETH
quette is again illustrated by particulars
which have just been made known OF
an enlargement which exists between the
houses of <Hohenzolern and the ducal
court of Sake Meiningen. On the occa-
sion of the recent marriage of the reign
ing Grand Duke of Sake Weimar with
the Princess of Saxe-Meiningen the en-
peror did not attend the wedding The
conspicuous absence of his majesty was
due, it is said, to the circumstance that
the Baroness Won Heldburg. the wife of
Duke George ii Of Sake Mefningen. is an
ex actress and was born commoner.
A curious feature of the case is that
the kaiser's own sister. Princess Char
lotte married the hereditary Prince Ber-
nard of SaXeMeiningen and meets the
baroness as the wife of her father-in-
law, Duke George, who is now eighty
four years of age, but who is unable to
secure the full recognition of his NOR
ganatic wife's position. and at the recent
wedding the Baroness Won Heldburg
walked alone at the rear of the royal
procession into the chapel, following
many younger princes and princesses. in
stead Of walking beside her husband
who headed the procession The emperor's
boycott of the ducal court is resented
there so strongly that when the news
papers announced that his majesty would
not attend the wedding an official COM
munication was issued to the press from
the palace stating that his ajesty had
not been invited
The friends of Duke George recall the
fact. that the emperor's grandfather took
different view Of the marriage After
Duke Georges wedding In 1873 the
officers in Meiningen refused to salute
the dukes wife. His highness COM
planned to William l, who ordered the
officers to salute and sent the Crown
tiers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-29
To Start a Tight Screw.
From the Strand.

from the Strand.
Lots of folks have tried to remove a
stubborn screw from piece OF wood, a
screw that won't bulge at all. and have
in the end given 1t up as bad job. Well.
II such a thing occurs again don't give ii
up. don't lose your temper or exert your
self. but try this recipe for removing the
screw:
Heat a poker red hot, and then hold ii
against the screw head for a little while.
wait a few minutes for the screw to cool
down, when it will be found that the
screw can be removed quite easily with
the same screwdriver that just Previous
ly would not perform the work. The ex-
PLANTATION is quite simple.
The red hot poker heats the screw, the
screw expands and makes the hole it is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-29
Dog Climbs Mont Blanc.

From the Strand
A dog living at Les Praz near Chamo-
nix, in the summer of 1908 distinguished
himself by climbing Mont Blanc His
master, q workman. was employed on re-
pairs to the observatory on the summit
One morning. after having been seen by
his owners wife at O'Clock, the dog dis
appeared. He must have rapidly tracked
his master by scent. for he arrived at the
summit at ehalf-past in the afternoon,
having accomplished In six and half
hours what usually is estimated TO re-
quire thirteen hours for a man. The pres
ence OF some tourists at the top insured
this fact being properly attestsd. and
Mont Blanc, az the dog Il now called. -
quite q hero In his village.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-29
FirSt-CIaSs Residences
Desirable Locations at Reduced Prices

$40. SOONEST OF Goth St., north 81 9 st.;
rooms, ) baths; lot 25xI2o.
SIo5 oo-Ncar Connecticut ave- and 9 St; L
rooms : baths: lot 2oNIoO reduced
from $4,000.
sI5ooo-K st. near 18TH; ! rooms, baths
23I13.
front: 10 rooms and ? baths
SIoooo-Massacfusetts ave. near Scott Circle:
; stories: 10 rooms: formerly held at
$4,000.
SI2ooo-Nery handsome dwelling, $ St near
New Hampshire baths hot
water heat; p feet front.
Sz65o-New Hampshire ave. near Dupont Cir
Gle; 10 rooms, ? baths; deep lot to wide
alley.
5ooo-Rhode Island ave: handsome dwell
ing: Z rooms: steam heat; lot 20 by
$50.
S22. 5oo-A handsome new English basement
house Connecticut ave. "A feet wide;
3 baths hot-water heat.
SIoooo-C Comparatively new house on Connect-
cut ave; brick; steam heat.
SI6ooo-I6th St near Scott Circle I4-room
dwelling: hot-Water heat: lot "a BY o..
SEQ, 500 handsome colonial residence. west
OF 18th St: II rooms; lot 50 by los.
SI1 .ooo--A 4-storv English basement dwelling
west OF Goth ST.; reduced from $4,000.
So. 5oo-Oulook on Massachusetts ave, west
OF 10th st.; 10 roons baths hot-water
Ss,z5o-Outlook on Massachusetts ave, west
OF Dupont Circle; II rooms, baths:
very attractive house
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-29

S2zooo-Massach1sctt ave near Dupont Cir
Gle; southern exposure; 20 feet front
$IzoOo-Wcst Of Conn ave, north 81 q; new
English basement: Il rooms. baths;
hot-vater heat.
1890 10th, practically a corner p feet front;
Il rooms $4,000 less than first cost.
Massachusetts ave. 18th st.: en-
tire front OF stone; one OF the best con
structed houses III this section.
sI5ooo-New: west OF Conn. ave; g feet
front colonial home Is rooms ; baths;
hardwood finish.
S12.z5o-k St. near Conn. ave: s rooms.
baths lot SSXI47.
81 5000 Outlook on Connecticut ave. north OF
Dupont Circle: ii rooms, ; baths: hot
water heat.
S2oooo-Double dwelling: outlook on Conn.
ave. north of Dupont Circle; Il rooms.
baths. large lot.
Less than S2ooOo-Onc OF the most attractive
and best constructed residences
Conn. ave. and 9 st; entire front OF
stone.
ST.. 5oo-North Of Mass. ave. west Of Goth ST;
a corner; ! rooms deep brick stable;
very desirable.
$40. 5oo-North OF Mass. ave-. west OF Conn.
ave. ; stories rooms deep; hot-Water
heat: reduced from 81 5000.
SI5ooo-Owncr built it for his home;
Conn. ave. ami St: Il rooms large
brick stable.
2,ooo-Outlook on Conn. ave. north OF Q st:
magnificent dwelling; English base
ment; lot 81 by rs.
$40. 5oo-Conn. ave: like new; IA rooms. 3
baths; hot-water heat starways; lot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-29
If
You
Knew

Positively that you could
make money by buying a
certain property-t n "A t
you We're getting II be-
low it's real value-that
dollar for dollar you were
getting more than the fig
ure represented by the
price-you would be apt
To buy 1t, wouldn't you?
And more especially If
YOU had the wherewithai
and wanted a house.
Now. our new houses in
kilbourne street are real
ly worth more than we
are asking for them. We
are offering them for less
than they will sell for
later on-for less than the
owner originally asked
for them. And. in addi-
ton, they have more to
offer in real worth and
attractiveness than any
other moderate priced
houses in Washington.
The price is 100,
and the location. Kill
Bot RNE PLACE be-
tween 18th and 18th
streets.
Located in the choicest
part of Mount Pleasant.
. rooms; FRONT and
rear entrances to cellar:
SHOWER BATH: ELEC-
TRIO LIGHTING (be-
sides gas: attractive
lighting fixtures. ELEC-
TRIO LIGHTS IN THE
CLOSETS: two-story back
porch; bathroom tiled and
fitted up with bar towel
racks. etc: linen and
medicine closets in bath
room; all papering and
decorations of an especi-
ally high grade:
One of the most deSira-
bic and highest situations.
as well as one OF the
most acceSsible-ABOUT
A HALF BLOCK FROM
CARS. A view of the
Geological Park WHICH
& \ \ \ o L BE OBJ
STRUCTED. Kilbourne
place is bound TO be built
up with desirable i'm
provementS.
Lots are 20 feet wide
and 100 feet deep to a 20
foot alley.
Take Mount Pleasant
car line of the Washing
ton Railway and Electric
Company and get off at
Mount Pleasant street
and kilbourne place-two
blocks north of 18th
street and Columbia road.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-29
RELIC OF FRENCH REVOLUTION
Knife of Guillotine Used in Execu-
ton of Marie Antoinette.
From the London Globe

The knife of the guillotine used at the
execution Of Louis XVI and Marie Antoi-
nette has been discovered in the museum
of a private collector in Brussels. This
gruesome relic seems well authenticated
From a note by NJ. Gustave Babin in
the Illustration, it seems that NJ. Dubois,
director des Halles de Bruxelles, acquired
it by purchase In 1S43 from Mime. Roch,
widow of the executeur DIES hautes oeuvres.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-29
Including Interest and PRINCIPALLY

rencontre parut intolerable.'' AS an in
stance of morbiu humor. this Is "facile
princeps." The recent sale by auction of
the guillotine can only be classed "prox-
ime accessit."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-29

in just wee bit bigger. The screw then
cOols down and resumes its original size,
leaving the hole in the wood q size too
large-and There you are.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-29
STONE & FAIRFAX, 1912 New York Avenue

SPECIAL BARGAINS
These properties desirable. The prices low.
They will sell quickly.
LARGE RENTAL.
S15ooo-Renting for sIoo month; wide frontage on
New York an opportunity receive good income and
N y. AWE. CORNER.
$4,000 will buy corner New York ave west OF
- SEE US SOON.
business corner at low price, to settle estate near
''0'' GOOD INCOME.
Less than $4,000 will buy business building renting
for SI5o month. Wide frontage west OF 9th ST offer
of $4,000 made by spectators the is low;
said could be increased $500 month; looks like quick
profit of S. for some
A "sNAP"
Near Boston House Price SI7 500 Rent. ST 40 month
Modern building steam heated.
18th STREET CORNER.
S3Iooo-Renting for $3.50 month"; splendid building;
best quality of brick stone and copper; lot 256xI25
ONE OF THE BEST.
9th St between Pa. and st. Rents for sI3o
month Price $4,000 No expense for heat light ani
GOOD INCOME.
Rents Sis. Price sI2;5oo modern piece Of
business property lot 3oxS5 west of 9th St
NTH ST. NEAR q.
S175oo will buy hreesory building: lot 2oH1oo: on
ness Near the LARGEST stores Many
about to be made in this square.
18TH BET. F AND III.
Nowhere in city is there greater demand We offer
number Of pieces at prices $4,000, s2oooo $4,000
PAYS WE'LL.
Price. S25O Renting for Sis a month f
9TH lot 25 feet wide: steam heated
AMONG THE BEST.
s65ooo-Rentng for $1,000 year Very choice mod
ern building between nth and 18th, and N. Y. ave.
This is modern building Would stand increase
st. between 9th and 9TH very 9TH; wide front
age We offer several desirable properties this square,
which showing greater Improvement than business
square the city.
14h St corner. south of NJ. Leased at ST 500 a year
$4,000.
9th 81. corner. Rents sI,65o. Price. $4,000
NEW YORK AWE. PROPERTY.
Between 9th and 10Th, 18th and 18th, 18th and I4th.
INVESTIGATE THESE
Buildings leased who makes repairs
paws per
18th st-A splendid property: Swear lease: lot 25xI2o;
one of the best business blocks.
9th ST. +; lot 25xIoo You purchase this SPLEEN
did property al reasonable figure
Stone E Fairfax
1912 New York Avenue
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RunoIdou.
SnIanO.

SSln Senat miro Die &UitiparfaIs
IcnOurlage augenblidlih nerbanoelt,
gberio erleoigte bas llnterbaus eilo-
giiltig Die @iienbabn- lrlo
2 5taatennorluge, ourh iueld)
leetere gIri5ona uno Nen 0terico als
Staaten in Die Union aifgenommen
ueroen iollen. gtir Die 8enebmi-
aung oes @rGiioenten lit nod erfors
6erlid, INN Den beioen gorlogen @e.
ieBesfraft 81 nerleibelL ill0em Der
Senat re i1on uorber dngenonmen
batte. 9eioe 9tegierungsnorlogen
Imuroen beirnbe einitinntig angenom.
linen. gluh Die aagemeine gtahbelUil.
lliqungs- -8orlage nit 8uteillngen III
| Der S06e BON $6.000,000 rDuroe aIt-
lgenommat. 8ann Die tatiahlihe
laufnabme geu Niericos rno glri5o.
nos alg Stoaten erfolgen miro, fann
lnoh nid]t NIT 8eltimmtbeit DoraiiS-
laeiuat peroen. inoem Die gennnnten
Serritorien crit StootsuerfaIllngen
All enttuerfen lmo oieie sur @enebmi-
Iglng Dem GongreB uno Dem Broli-
l6enten 3u unterbreiten boben. Wtan'
lhe iino Ser 9lnlidt, ooB Die slltfnabme
IBIS 5ilr 8rGIioentenipnbl inn Sabre
1912 binansgeihoben neroen miro,
| Die giienb b rtoorld a q e
Ifebt Der Sauptiobe nod I'M ginflan-
lac NIT ser @otidoft oes Brdi0enten,
I'm Ser er oie glmenoirung Der 5rpi-
IihenItuotliden SunoelSgeiebe per-
Ilangte. @einobe ole ein3igen gIus-
Inabmen beiteben oorin, oaB iie Die
Ille6ereinfonunen 5piihen @iienbab-
lnen nidlt legalilirt luo oenieI6en Die
lRegulirlng Der &nsgabe pon Nttien
Iuno S6Iigotionen ent3iebt, 8itr6 Die
gorloge miro ein Snloelsgeriht &c.
lihaffen uno miro Die SSurisoiftion Der
lsmiiheilItaatlid)en Sanoelsfonmiiiion
6e5iigIid) &eglemeutS imo Weetbooerl
Der @iienbabnen eripeitert. Serner
lmeroen our6 oieIeIbe Eelegrapbs, 3e,
llepbon. imo aabeIgeleaihaften inter
| oie sSuriSoiftion Der 5tuiihenItaotli,
diem Sanoelsfommiiiion geItellt. Die
4ommiiiion erlangt ferner 0ie glMf
Iiiht iiber Die grbobung Ser SSradt
lraten. imo 5ipar tritt oieie Section oei
9orIaae. loipie iene, ourdb tpeIhe einC
, Gontrole iiber oie 9lftien- itno 8ono
ausgobe porgeieben iii immitteIbol
lnaf Der ltnter5ei6nitng Der @eIebes
oorlage ourd BEN 9rGiioelten II
Rroft.
Cine griinolibe llnteriudlug oei
gegen 8imoesienotor 2orinier tpeget
8eItehlng bel ieiner 8nbl erbobenei
: lglrflnoen tpuroe bon oeern Senotsfo
Unite fir BripiIegien itno @ablen be
ifloiien. Die llnteriiihung tpiri
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stn11s Calls, siin- -51ulsntn, nert 23 a1tttt 1910
WetterkataTtrcpbe
( BaIb Europa wurds in E1lltIsldenr0aft SeaOgsn

permirrten 5tnnen ieoe SeiInabne
am gfettiuigsperf peripeigern un0
ielbIt oie ibnen gebotene Silfe 5Iriid.
meiien. 9iir ole llnteritiisui1g Der
geptleiOenoen fperoen nlgen1ein gor.
tebritngen getroffen. @s iiit0 bereits
on 5obIrei6en Steaen @eloiannllun-
gen begpnnen tuoroen.
8as 0ur6 bic nnboltenoen Regens
gfiiie perurinhte 9ohmaIier bat it'd
in oen 0ItIihen imo mittleren @ebie.
ten Der e hmei8 pon einer 10 per.
beeren0en 8irflug eripieien, tpie man
es ieit ieb3ig S5obren ilibt metr err
lebt bat. Qtebr ols 90 @eni6enleben
limo in ben bohangeibwoaenen Stro.
men 81 @rl1toe gegangen. 8ablrei6e
8riiden lt1O anoere 8alltert ii1o 0iir6
Dos So6paiier tells ipeggei6memntt,
tells arg bei61oigt iDoroen. Der
Dfaterialihaoen miro iest ibon altf
IS2, 100000 gei6det.
sSn qans Q Spauien iino erObe.
ben perihieoener Stdrfe perIpitrt
uor0en. Die 8auer Der @roeri6iit-
terltng betrug bier bis 5ebn Sefllnben.
Ole St6Be fpnren am ltarflten III Der
8robiits glnoalllIten uno III almeria
llmo @or0o0n. SSn Der eritgennnllteil
Stoot iino mebrere S6ltier beihoOigt
lporoen.
) llnluettcr 6ierSnlanbe.
! Gin torrtaooartiger Sturm brad
SanItug gta6nlittog fur3 Dor bal6
uier llbr gan5 lmernartet iiber DIE
iSta0t gen gprt Bereiu. 8an5e
Ntaiien BON 8oIfeu Itiegen am meitli-
iCben SiRtulel uuf uno biilltetl Die Stdot
| IN mitterlt1htIibes 8untel. un5dblt.
ae fobnenItaugen uno gln5eieei9ilbe
Inon fSirmeu ultroeu 81 8oOen ae,
Iid,leuoert uno Die fiir Den Rooiepelt'
Iemsfuna dngebruhten 3ecoratiener
Iserfnittert ruo in 5eBen 5erriiien
@leidl uah ben eriten StoBen oes
| Sturmipinoes foIgte &egen un0 IN
lfurser Belt ipar Die Staot nie ilber,
Iflutet. Bel elmer Gircusporltelllmg
Der barpti61lidb SSrailen uno Sttoei
Ibeiipobnten, entitano infolge oes plos
Ilifer ltnuetters cine gefdbrli6e Ba
Init. g8ie Die 3eltitongen trohten mn
lunter nG6tigem Conner 8libe nieoer
fubren, elite alles non Dem glrlsgdngl
oes 3eItes. SSSn Dem bierbei entltaltoe
Ineu @eorGnge iollen etiua 90 Berio
lnen, nenn aud nibt gefdbrlif, perlee
ltuor0en ieif.
| 9luBer elmer SenIperatlir bon 81
@ra0, 0ie ben Soo bon orei 8erionel
llmo cine @n5obl Sbnmnhten Deriir
iad1te erfubr Chicago om ielber Sog
and nod einei1 8eipitterItilrn1, Der
, bunoen nit Beftigem 8ino. 0os lin
Imetter peruriafte beoeiitetoen Sd1o
oen an @ebGu0en llno brodte monhe
9fenidenIeben ant Dem @ei6iganie
, in @efabr. 3uei Dtdohen, Wtorp so
! luno @nlma 8rill. ipuroen oilf eirer
: fleinen Gloerboot IN ben See binnll
. aetrieben 1n0 ipuroen bon eittem 8lm
!. 6es= 3ollfutter gerettet.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1910-06-23
NnslanS.

cSn @eaentpdrt Der 2eibdr6te Sailer
ggilbeIms, Der 7oftoren SSaberg lulo
gsieoener, pol3og 9rofeiior Bier on
6eIIen anie cine fleiue Speration.
gead Dem ,Sotol gln5eiger" tit Die
@nt3iinoung am &rie oerieuigen dbn'
lid, luelhe Der 9oiier Dor orei 8ohen
am 9anogeIenf bate. Sic nabm Die
Ssorm zines Otter entboltenoen Jur-
nnfels an. Die Dorgenommene Spe-
rotion beItano eiilfa6 in einem Deli
men Der @eihipulit, es muroe ibr feline
8eoeutling beigemeiien, uno Der Dto-
narf) mar na6 oerielben i'm Stanoe,
an Der 6amilienmabl5eit I'M Halaite
teil5unebmen. Der 8erbanO Diiroe
erneuert. Ser 4aiier bat feine erbeb-
Iiden Sdmer5en lno lit better. go
fern feine luerparteten Complication
men eintreten befft man IN penigen
3agen bolIt1noige &eiIuila.
Inter oen I'M gteuen Balais einge,
laifenen anttlifen 8ofitmeltten be.
fono Iid oie WfeIoimg bon Der Sollen-
oma Der eriten 0ireften 9obeloerbinr
I0imq 5piiben 0eittihlanO iniO ieiner
lofrifoniiden Golonien. Die aabel'
Ilnie IGnft BON 9orfum. gnloen, iibel
Eeneriffo. conariide SSnieln, nod
@3onropia. 9iberia, bon mo ans oil
8erbmoung nit oen oelttih-ofrifoni
lihen Golonien beraeItelt lit. gtod
librer @naeiionng miro oilh eiue oiref
! te 8erbinoune 5miihen 0eittidlanS
Irno 8raiilien onrhgefiibrt lem. Dem
oos oeutife &nbeI ion BON WonraDit
lnad pernanibuco fortgefiibrt perOen
@err bon @rnim.&rieipen, Der preu
lBiihe QonOmirti6oftsmuliiter, uni
SSrieorid bon Weoltfe, Wfiniiter 0ei
esnnern, baben lire 8ortefeitiaes ME
loeraelegt. 9lls ibre reipeftinen Nob
lfoIqer iperoen geilo1nt. 6reiberr bon
iS6orIemer, SberprGiioent ser Rbeitt