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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-03
PILLAGERS KILLED
BY PARIS POLICE
Holes in Thin Ice Show Fate
Of Those Caught
Stealing.

PARIS. Feb 3-SoIdiers are still kill
/ ing prisoners in the food district.
At Puteaux today a detachment OF
troops came upon a band Of robbers
! IcotnE a flooded house The men
sought TO flee and the soldiers voIIeyed-
one body was heard TO crash through
the thin ice 4 second later another
man sought safety iu fissht and auothcr
voUeyed- Two holes IN the ice over the
food show the fate of the prIagers.
A Iar1e crowd gathered AT St Cloud
today and attmepted 70 take from the
police and lynch several piIlageTs VINO
Lad been captured with their loot The
police were able 70 retain their prison
ers after hard fight
At Cour5evOie a police sergeant was
seriously injured in a running battle
Rith river pirates, who ESCAPED
More Cave-ins are reported as the
waters recede- OniciaI reports today
tell Of cave-ins reported in the Place o.
Ia Conco-le, in yhe Rue BeHeviIIe. Rue
s.. FIoreutiu. ana elsewhere, ana the
Damage is said to be heavy
The last tveuty-four hours have
shown the greatest improvement in gen
eraI food conditions since the Seine be
gan to recede- A drop Of two feet since
Yesterday, bringing the stage OF the
river at the Pont d'AusterIitz 10 twenty
one feet and ten inches, has drained
large part OF the flooded section, and
traffic throughout the city, except In rhe
SubwRys. is almost normal
L Il doubtful If Paris. wOrld-famed
for Il sbeauty- ever presented such n
dirty appearance Not only are the
streets broken and Uttered. but huge
piles of food refuse, foul and menaCiug
TO health, stand IN many parts Of the
city. and every house that was flooded
shows the height the water reached by
the muddy stains
Some Of the beautiful stone and mar
BILE buildings in the fashiona bic sections
viii have TO be treated with sand-blasts
before the marks OF the food can be
efaceG-
Thousands OF men. thrown out Of en-
ploymenL by the food were put 10
work today At street and sewer repair
ing
The Improvement in the suburbs s not
nearly SO marked as In Paris. owing 70
the fact that large per cent OF the
people Of the suburbs fockeC7 into Paris
and have not yet returned
Arrangements are now being made 20
estabIis free food depotS in these sub
uTbS. Sc that The victims may return
home without the danger Of starvation
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-03
OHIO SOCIETY
TO OGANIZE SOON

W Y Cox, John IT.. Granger. r T
ff0uSh. Alphouso Hart. and p F.
Doaue. the committee aupoiuted by the
temporary president. Justice Day, TO de
eide Ola q constitution for the new y
organized Ohio Society Of Washington,
2 few DAYS
The constitution Of the Ohio Society
Of New York was taken a. q working
basis Upon the completion Of the wc-E
or the committee Justice Day VIII call
q meeting OF the organization. ans the
constitution viii he adopted i j. cN-
pected this VIII he done by the latter
part Of next week
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-03
BAILEY REBUFFED
BY DEMOCRATS

COLUMBIA. & g., Feb. 5-Folowl7g
The refusal Of the hose TO corcur in
'N INVITATION 10 senate Tlllulu 70
speak before the State Legislature. the
senate opposed similar invitation 10
senator Bailey so strongly that IL final
y was withdrawn
senator Bailey was aSsaiied uv Sra-a
senators, who asserted at he was moi
tne proper man 10 aorI-eSp the zauer.a
senator SiuEler declared that BAILEY
Vas coated win stand. -d OH. Senator
weston OF Columbia criticised those
WHO attacked BAILEY SAYING that their
language was shameful that PaTe--
Wa q Democratic Senator and should be
treated with respect.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-03
Health and Beauty Helps
BY MRS NAE MARTIN

Miss L R A lotion that VIII help
your red hands, dark face and neck per
manen1ly can be made by diSsOlvInE
four ounces of spurmsX in One-half pint
~ hot water and adding two teaspoon
fuls Of ZivCerine- This lotion viii whiten
and beauty your skin and take away
that coarse. muddy look YOU have This
IS much better than face powder, as II
does not show on the skin, and viii not
rub of easily, like the powder does
when You wear a veil SpurmaN lotion
Is inexpensive and viii give any sailOw.
oily skin a piukish, youthful appear
ance- Il is fine for cold sores. tan,
fTeckIes and as q protection to the face
against cold winds 7 am sure you viii
like Spurmax lotion very much
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-03
MRS. SHOEMAKER
FUNERAL TOMORROW
Well-KnOwn Charity Worker to Be
Buried IN Rock Creek
Cenetev

The funeral Of Mrs katherine P.
ShoemaEcr- the weI-k-tovu char5t-
worker who died IN t-le Eme~geDcv
Hospital TUESDAY night after q sudden
attack OF heart paraI isis, VIII DE held
Iou2oTroW morning Burial VIII be in
Rock Greek Cemettry
Mrs Sn8emaker was born in Ar1el1Sra
Ga, in 1855 She was married at the
&c Of sixteen She came with her h77S-
hand 10 this city Mrs. Shoemaker was
. member OF St PaUI-s Catholic Church
and was interested iu charity work
For several SO IS Mrs. SHouuaker ma r.
been a suffer- .t5sn heart trouble She
IS survived by lfcr husband and one son
Aoner Shoemaker who is IN Egypt
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-03

swollen feet remarkably fresh and sore
proof
It's the sure remedy, YOU know, for
everything that gets the matter with your
feet It's for sore feet and for sweaty
bad-smelling feet. and for coTns. callOUses
and bUniOns. too
For years have been troubled with
sore and tender feet5 suffered intense
pains Have had the assistance of ply
81 Cians without relief. I bought box
of TIZ, which worked perfect cure, as
1t has with great many Of my friends
I would not be without it All IT re-
qufres Is to be known to be universally
used 4 r DreurzcT- CHICAGO
III is not a powder Powders and other
loot remedies clog Up the pores. TIZ draws
out ali poisonous CXudatiUnS which bring on
soreness Of the feet. and IS the only remedy
that does TlZ cleans out every pore and
gtorlhes the feet-your feet
you'll never limp again OF draw I'D yoIiP
face N pain, and you'll forget about your
CONS, bu1iOns and CaIlOuSeS- You'll feel
Ike a new person
IL Is for sale at al druggists. . cents
Fer bON or D VIII be sent You direct II you
WISH from " alter Luther Dodge K Co
Dodge Bldg. Chicago, Ill Recon-
mended and sold by O'DOnnels Drug
Stores.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-03
BROKER GETS
PRISON SENTENCE
Found Guilty of Larceny and Ut
tering in S1,185,OOO
EmbeZZiemeut.
EmbeZZlement.

Minis. the Boston broker, accused Of ut
terinG most Of the s1-155690 IN forged
notes made BY John b Lombard, for
mel. rrea surer Of South birmingham.
Mass. was today found guilty on two
charges Of larceny and G---.-uR-
Cummings was SeuTeuC @ rot more
than eight and not less tuaR f-e years
IN States prison.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-03
LECTURES TO TEACHERS.

The regular monthly meeting Of the
sunday School Institute viii be held
7 ebrUa~v r. I.aSr night the teachers
training class Of the institute enjoyed
two lectures az the Church Of the
Epiphany when addresses were made by
Bishop Harding and Dr. NTCkin.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-03
"CHANTICLEER" SATURDAY.

PARIS, Feb S--The presentation Of
Edmond RCsJand's new PLAY. Chant
-lec~.- is now set for next SATURDAY.
night The proceeds, which viii he very
large are 10 60 for the relief Of food
-l7fTererS.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-03
MONEY SET ASIDE
AS BUILDING FUND
Chamber of Commerce Puts
Two Thousand Dollars
At Interest.
YEARS CAMPAIGN
GETS GOOD START
Thirteen New Committees TO
Advance Interests of
Capital.

Strengthened IN every way by- the per
lection of its working machinery- the
Washington Chamber Of Commerce to-
dav launched its business campaign Of
sel0 in earnest.
This work IS intrusted to the hands
o. thirteen new committees, represent
stive OF the best blood Of the Orsaniza-
ton approved BY fne board Of directors
81 the first February meeting last night
It was also the first meeting OF the
new board elected In January and on
which there are twelve new faces
The new committees will handle the
business Of advertising, building. build
ing industries. advisory members con-
Mentions, District finance, law and iesis-
iatiou, manufactures, public health
school board. retail trade. Transports
lion and freight rates. and Anacostla
Eats.
4 healthy condition Of membership
was shown by the addition OF twenty
nine new names 10 the rolls They are
List Of New Members
JoJis Abrahams. c. Percy NCGlue-
Charles ATey- Robert r Alt-llL5-l>-
Virgil F Bourne jeremiah OtonnoT-
Martin II Bray owen owen
= lame. Brown. Herman O. PlUEEe-
-eT9feII-F2vg7er Co.Jehn II RUPERT
John b COlpOyS- Abraham Sl=lll-lLlu-
William s. DuvaH- } ~ stem -----
BENJAMIN Frnstein- William T. Lurpin
II Marion Fulton George = W AM
John w. Hurley wright
James G Jester lliiaHl A. 49, -
George A Lamb tLlaIieS = " a-->---
.Tobn c Let's William d. West
Enthusiasm greeted The F-opgSilnn or
4 TjSuer- treasure TTll IT t''A r'iiN 81
Hyipf discussion TO reach an agreement
- p H#Hn
re0rreI on hand. II vas decided 20 SCI
aside S2.oH0 as a nucleus OF q hullcluG
Sun. thissrO be invested by one Of the
real estate members IN real estate
mort &c. Mr.. LfSue- assured the board
Jhat this sum coUlG be taken rom Inc
treasury without taking anything from
abe amount nC=UeC 10 run the orSani-
EatiCn-
Pensions For Teachers
The school board committee was d.
SsCted 10 prepare "A report ON the teach
ers' pension biz and she proposition for
extraordinary appropriations FOR build
tuEs and submit it at the February
meeting Of the Chamber next Tuesday
l. was also decided that the officers
If the Chamber viii visit tho style
show which Is 20 be held al the Ar
lngtOn Hotel next week on exhibition
at this show viii be Vome0-S apparel
and dress goods. including many spring
novelties which the managers of the
show desire 10 iu$SgGuce III Washington
Included with the business taken up
BY the board were bills relating to as
Eessment and amendments To the Dis
TriCt code, together with a letter from
r g Dulin urging larger appropriations
1or the District, all of which were re
1erred 10 the proper committee The
question OF the sale OF furs by outside
merchants in hotels. which has aroused
protest from local merchants. was
referred 10 the committee on muufcIpaT
legislation.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-03

NUEieI- The hsfrdressess in Paris,
who gave you those perfectly delight
full shampOOs," prepare the shampoo by
dissOivinE a teaspOOnfUl Of CanthrOX in
cup Of hot water Is you say, this
shampoo fathers abuudantly. cleans the
scalp thoroughly, stops ali irritation and
leaves a feeling of pleasing freshness
Il also dries quickly and makes the hair
soft and glossy Soap should never be
used to shampoo with. as IL makes the
hair streaky, harsh and brittle, ana the
alkali in soap tends 10 kiln the hair
tanthTOX can be bought at any drug
store. and when prepared at home IS de-
ctoedly Inexpensive. It makes the finest
shampoo I ever used, and Is now being
used generally by the best class Of hair
dreSserS in this country
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-03

college Girl You say your scalp is
fun Of dandruff and that your hair
appears lifeles- and IS coming out by
the handful ~ $ is caused by a germ
and only pr mp and proper treatment
VIII save w. air You can DO this
by using twI g. week a tonic made by
dissoivinE one OF &C Of 0uiuzoin in one
half pint alcohol and then adding one
haiI pint cold y ter Rub this tonic
gently into the scalp and roots Of the
hair This treatment viii Kill the germs
prevent dendTUff and falling hair This
qulnIne tonic IS very invigOratinE and
uOUTiShiug, ( YOU VIII find IL viii re-
store your n and scalp TO a healthy
condition 1t viii make your tair soft
and glossy, proving very refreshing to
the scalp
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-03

4 want every chronic rheumatic 20 throw
away all medicines. all liniments an
plaStcrs, and give MUNYON'S RHETMA-
11SA REMEDY q trial. No matter what
your DOCTOR may say, No matter what
your friends may say. no matter how
pIeJuoiced you may be against all adFer-
tSeo remedies, 20 at once 10 vour drug
glsI ana get a bottle Of the RHET1IA A.
ism REMEDY II # fails to give salts
iaGLion-l VIII refund your money--Munvo0
remember this remedy contains 10 sal
lcyhc acid no opium cocaine morphine or
other harmful druzS- u is prt M 7Tr5e-
the guarantee Of the Pure Food and Drug
For sale by all druggists. Price. &c
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-03

Mrs. ~ l. T. There would be fewer
divorces If ali wives were as careful Of
their good looks as are most girls before
marriage You VIII never improve your
complexion as long as voII cooti1,7e
pla5tering your face nightly with that
greasy cold cream. A good cold cream
Is Just what you need, but be sure il
contains no oils or fats to promote a
growth or hair You can make an OK
cciiert como .cNio1 cream jelly Yourself
5E QlSS0iFinS one ounce Of alraozoiu In
one-half pint cold water and adding two
tezsp00nfUls Of glyCeTiue. After stirring
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-03

Mrs p k The desire 10 be comeIv
and graceful is a natural one, and YOUR
husband should not make fun Of your
exercises 10 reduce your weight. How
ever, exercise alone will not cut down
YOUR weight very much. Why don't Won
Try the 1iesh-Teducing formula L have
published several times2 / have re-
Ceived many letters telling me how good
this recipe is Dissolve four ounces of
parnOtiS in a pint of hot water and take
a tablespoonful before ca oh meal This
makes a harmless Temedy. and If Won
VIII continue its use for a few weeks
YOU viii be gratified with the results. T
snow You can get parnOtis or anything
else ] recommend at All drug stores.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-03

near by. and that there will be no
trouble AT all getting all the money
necessary for the success Of such q
project.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-03

priskly- allow 10 stand an hour or So
You can set EiyCcrinc and aImozoiu at
any drug store This cream contains no
OILS OF fats and viii disappear com
pletely when rubbed gently on the skin
l Sc tnlS Tor maSSaEIUE to prevent
wrinkles and remove blackheadS- A
harsh and dry skin becomes smooth.
moist and youthful with regular appli-
cations IL viii make large pores
smaller and is splendid 10 use on rough
cna0ped hands and face during the cold
weather There Is nothing better than
this complexion 5eily for cleansing the
skin from oil and dirt which soap and
water VIII not remove.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-03

Mabel NJ: 7 am satisfied YOU would
not need TO wear glasses If YOU would
treat your eyes with a good, reliable
eye tonic Get an ounce of CrystOs from
your drugiEst ans dissolve it in a pint
Of water, dropping vUe or two drops in
each eye daily This tonic is wonder
fully strengthening 90 dull. tired, in
famed or wrak eyes. and viii not smart
or burn. To viii make your eyes bright
and sparkling, and 7 also find IL splendid
Tor graduated eyeIids.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-03

Cashier II YOU think your position
may be given TO another girl simply be
cause her appearance IS more attractive
than yours. YOU should not waste time
worrying. but give your attention at
once 10 improving your looks. 4 S2IIOTv
complexion with Dimplcs and blotches
usually Is the result Of poor digestion
and blood out Of order. External COS
metics may temporarily cover up the
blemiShes, but it is better to remove the
cause Try this Dissolve c1e-haIf tea
cuDfut Of sugar and one ounce Of kar-
dene in half rint Of alcohol and add
enough boiling water to make a full
quart OF tonic Take q tablespoonful
before each meal and at bedtime. This
good old-faShiCued tonic aids digestion
purIfios the blood aTouSeS torpid liver
and tones up the whole system
Read Mrs Martyrs Book, Beauty
S5.-Ads
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-27

gcs luto Undergraduates Erogrunuu. Mn
Ger Spibc beiielhcll iteDt oic Ii,fiiit-
rllllg zines Ginnftcrs, .5hc Geconci.
liotion" b%ctitelt. in ipcldcm orei Dol.
tiniorer ailnltler. Die SS. Sloter.
Garlic ulb Snrrell, ouftretcn. Sine
lpeitere Wian6nltnlnlcr 0es Erogrnmt,
mes bilhcn Die Turbictrltgen Der &c.
oallfcnleieriii Waban1c Nliiila, mel,
d)c recnBagirt mliroc. Sm llcbri9cli
treten aui: SoaleinL Der Molm obnc
9nohell," uitsgc5cidnctcr Gontpriio.
nit; &c Clos Sbier-Girfila: .Sbe
Srrpcrinl Gonlebp Srip" III Der forri.
id)eil Scenc ntSiin in the Irciiing
Noont;;" Wae Saplor. Soubrettc;
Cliffs mo @abc. Millitrels, n1b
9lande aalitir. e~Hropdiid)cr Song.
leur. Der ainctoeropb britgt llcile
belucglide 0ilber. = IS iperoen t1g,
lid jpci &oriielllu9en 9egebcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-27
.Spllioopitr /.

ny u |. SDtQttr.
GaS Sdoulpiel nSbree @eefs"
gebt III oieier @ohe inn ,Solioops
StraBen = Sbeoter" liner Ole 9rettcr,
ipelde Die @cIt beoellten. 0oS Stiicf
lit cine Srunatiiiumg Der oleidno-
lnlgcn Nobcllc bon eleanor Ohm
itna Don Der MItorin ielbit 5l cilenr
9il6ncnltiif mgcorbeitct. 9cfonnt-
ltd) crregte Die Gr51blitng bel ihrcnl
Grld)cineil mabrc Scniotior llno &C.
bprte ST. Den mciitgelcicllcn 0iid)crll
Der lebten Sabre. Tic &crfuiicrilt
bebnnoelt in Dem Stiicfe cin hodmo.
berries 0elifotea Ero6lcnt NIT lrnbc.
l%treltbarer Wteiiterldoit. Sir bic Tor.
telling bcS SroulaS lit cine Sd)oli-
lpieler : Grippe Wlomrnclgeiteut
moroen, lpcld)c 81 ibren Mitgliebcrn
cine aallSc Nu5ohl berporrogcnocr
&ilnitler mo &iillltlerinncn 5GDlt.
I%ilsItottling mo &oitiinlirlna itcbell
auf mlNefpobnlid) bobem Niprou. -
Hadunittags . &pritelllngen finocll
tdglih itatt.
u8apetp J Gcntcr."
Che 2io @iiterS," cine 9urlcafcs
Organization, wcid,e iid) gctrpit ben
bcitcn Irlppen oieies aunitgcnrca
an Die Seite itelleu bari. bGlt morgcn
ibrcn Gin5ug IN ooa y@apetD Sbcu-
ter" Gie Ginleitiing ocs obneha-
l,ulgsreif)cn Programmes biloet Die
Holie ~ Hi9bt's Srolic," bcrcn iibers
mGlti9cnOc Situotions 8 &omit Die
3uld)olier gar nid)t ans Dem Haden
bcrousfommcn llBt, Tonn iolgt Der
&nriete : Sbeil, meld)er iebr gut be-
icbt tit. Sn bemiclben tretcn inter
Nnocren AMI: Charles Sorrell, 9tcgcr-
Snlitotor unb EIeiffiilltlcr; ,ScB mo
Oolt IN Der Sfi55e .Sbc Con onb tie
Gill" Sattic Drills, ercentriId)e
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Glettiitcu. Zen 4bidlnB oea lro-
gralnmcs bilbet Die Nuifiibrlung Der
@ilrlesfc ~ Sot Nigbt IN Eoris,"
hcren Snbalt olea eriiiQt, mas Ger
Sitel peripridJf. Ser Gbor, Der olla
% rei5cnoen intgen N0helS beitebt,
tbllt nntiirlidl bos Seinc, INN oen Or
folg Der &oritelllInN 81 einen bolt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-27
Gterfeiern.

Gimueibun9 6es neuen G%lubbaule5
oeS ,@ermania : Surnpereius"
iinoet llorgen itott. Scltte
Giterieier oeS n@ernronia Der.
gniiglngs . Sereins" in @cber'S
Enrf. - 6%eltIiffeiteu ON Otter.
Wontug.
Mtorgcn Nnd)mittog fillbct ole Gin.
|, lreibltng beS neueit SeimS ocS Ger
mania (lrnperclns", DIR. 1916,
9ioro ,8opItraBe, itott. Sir bieielbe
lunrot ~folNenOes Yroaromm oufgc-
ltcllt: iGmutlite Surner perionr-
meln lid nm / llbr NudnlittoaS I'M
often Neim oil Der Sarioro : Rouo
mo m%urid)iren llm ) llhr lladI Dem
nellen 0eim piu Sorforo Mpenue,
NORTH 2 Nuenlie, Srooomap uno @up-
StroBc. Ter Gin5ug IN ole Sulle or
tolAt nm l26 llbr mo INN 6 llbr
lperoen Die S6lliiliel oes 8eb1uoeS
oltrd Nrll. z. $. @iemon, oeu Dor,
lIBer ocS Nou-Gomite's, an oenSpre
djer Ncnrp Sofferbert mo Die YrGli-
ocntin Der Gamer Scftion oeS Der
ems ilbcrreibt, Sr. Soffer6ert miro
dilt Die l%tebergabc = Nniprod)e ant,
luorten mo bunn iolgen Iniprodcl,
bltrdl Wtopor Wnbool, Gr GonareBs
morm Sgonf &. @odJter uno gnoerr.
Gem G%imueibungS . Mite idlieBt iid)
cine aenniltblide Undertaking. ali.
Siterfeier IN @eber'S Bart.
Nie Witglieoer ocS .8crnonios
@crgniigunes Tcreins" uno beren
Somen ieiern bellte Nodmlittug
Siiern III Mlboh's. iriibcr 9cber's,
Forf an Der Sorioro Hooo. @ie bel
tliiberen Siterieicrn lperbell aud Die
les Suhr Die &leincn NIT Siterforbcn
5eIdlcntt meroen; altd) lit fir sic Gr.
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:. II. ~" perunItattet eit CONCERT
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-27

fonllenocn Iienituo uto Mittpcd
IN Nlbol2h'a Shcnter brirl0t, SIT ci-
rcnl gro6cn milifalild)en Griolgc &C.
l%toltcn, unb - mas Die Nullptlodlc lit
- Gem gittcn %,}lpccfc. mcldcn bic
Nffnirc 0ient, mirflid) iorbcrlid) ieilt.
Nctnnntlid) flicbt Der Hcincrtrog Der
Gorltcllnn9cn IN bic &aiic Scr ,Gbil-
0rcn'a Trrib Nir 9ucictp." ~ uro' on
Der blabcriac Toruerfnuf Elm gutter lit.
10 0ilritc cill hiibidcs Siimnld)cn cr
iibri0t wer0clr. Gin Scoer lit in oie
Sagc pcricbt, 0llrd ocn Nnfnlli ri-
mes ViQctS oGcr, mcbrercr - ic nud).
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0o5ll b%ci5ubClfcn, BOB IN oiciem
CONNER cine HIn5ubl urnler Sinner
aus scr briidcnocn Stootbite bcralla
olIi Die Inlliton. Gorm Der @cieQitait
gel0nNt mer0cn ul0 onntit Wclc9cl1
belt crbolten, lid) in @ottcS freier Nu4
tlir &6rpcr mo Ncilt 81 cririidelL
mas Cen ornlcn &leincn 10 orillArlN
noth thilt. @cltcrn Nbcn0 falro i'm
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Itott, mo mad, Dem allSina ocricl6cn
III nrtbcilell. oiirftc am 4icuito0 III
les mic an Shnilrd)cll ge6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-27

folni1lencll Su mad)en. Us lucroelt
taglid Watinee'n gcgebcn.
.Ncues % onumcntalsl d
ter"
Cine Yurlesfes@ cieQitait por CT.
cetlence. Die lid) r@inc, @omnn ollb
Gong" benennt, ihlGgt mor9cn I'M
,9feiien Wonumcntol- Sbeoter," oic-
ien1 bel unierer Scrrcinpelt 10 belieb-
ten @uientenlpel, ibr Guurtier aiif.
3fpei 8ciatgspoIicn gelonget 5rr
grffiibrung. bic crite ~5Ge Eolor-
GERS" bic 5pcitc an Spcietp" beti-
tclt. 9eioe iinb reid al %.huinoriiii-
id)en Scenen unb %podenoeit, ein-
id)meidelnben Meiooie'm nito 9eioc
gebeit Den ausgc5eihneten aolHiferr,
nnb itinlmbegobten Spubrettcn brei.
ten Spielrnunt, ibr 5alent IN ba5
belite 2iht 5ii riiden. Ser Gbor 5dblt
at ieinen Mitglieoern orcibie jilngc
Tomen. peld)e iGmmtlid) woblge-
idultc Stimincn beiibelt unb gro;ios
su tar5eil perlteben. ssm .Slio" Der.
oiei,t cine nuBerorbcntlide tcrpiid)ori-
ihe Gorfiibrung, weldJe lid yGomall-
ce I'Apades" betitelt, beionocrer
8erporbe6una. = @s finoen tdglid,
slpei @orIteanngen ltatt.
.Wilion- 5heater."
Gas .Neiie @iiion.1 beoter," bas
lid 10 i6neG Die @ntit oeS Hubli-
fums eriporben bietet %iei,eit 5ablrei-
den Treunoen, uno @onnern fir Die
Siter.Nofc elm b~eiouocrs rejhbalti.
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Ter luOd)cntlid)c Wcinnbbcitsbcridyt

abllobnlc Der SooeSi1lle ~gcgcliiber
~ocriclbcn Fcrio0c oca Woriohrcn.
Sic bnnptiGdliden 5oocallr,
laden, 49, 3oblreid)c nelle (llber,
Observation-Disclosures sur aclunt
nib oco 8ciunobcitS : Gcportc.
mcits gchroht.
Ter iuod,cntlidc @ciinobcitS Ne.
rid)t bca @elunObcitS = SeportcncntS
lpeilt enc lcid)tc Ibllobme Der 5obcs.
fGlc g~cgeniibcr Dem Toriabrc ans
IS itorbcn III Der pcriloiienen Mod)(
213 Eerioncn I'M Gcrgleid 81 235 III
Ger cprrcipnnbirelloeu @odc oG
@prjubres, 1888 in 1908 unb 257 IN
1907.
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113 a%ngen1elbet. %0aruntcr 90 @cibC
mo 20 9tcger; 80 iunren nldnnlid)el
mo 81 luciblid]ct @eidlefts.
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