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Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-06
Tanning Off to
Call on Sphinx
Faithful Dahlmanite, ]. H. Mcdonald
and Louis Metz Leave for Foray
Upon Egypt.

The ancient land of Egypt was in a fer
ment last night. From Cairo to Khar-
toum, up and down the Nile, excitement
relgned. Fellahs ran around in rings, Mus
sulmen almost forgot to pay devoir to
their deity, camels broke tether, the har-
bcr of Alexandria turned on more power
for the searohlights sweeping the Mediter-
ranean, the Khedivial court quit intriguing,
and even the British consul general was
aroused from habltual calm.
For the land of Egypt had just learned
for the first time that 1t is once more to
be invaded
Egypt should be fairly we'll used to in
v~asions.
The thing began way back in the time
of the Shepherd kings. A%ssyrians and
Babylonians descended upon Egypt, the
Greeks under the first Ptolemy seized the
country, Julius Caesar made a play there
and a little later ctavius Caesar drove
off the throne the last Ptolemy and Mark
Antony.
Crusader and Mussulman commended for
Egypt and horde after horde of the latter
SUCCESSFULLY invaded and conquered the
country. Napoleon took a whirl, and last
of all, the British bombarded Alexandria
and stayed on.
But the coming of Colonel flaming, and
Arthur Guiou. Louis Metz ana j.. H. Nc
Donald Is reported by wireless to have ex-
cited Egypt as nothing has done since
somebody poisoned the sacred cat in the
temple of Pasht.
But Egypt was not the only place where
the seismograph showed a violent shock
last night. In the region of Union sta
ton, Omaha, q considerable disturbance is
reported. There were at hand several
flock of the faithful. The night was frosty.
but a %pickanniny band warmed things up,
Mayor Dahlman made a hot speech and a
number of farewell presents, calculated to
keep out the cold, were passed over to
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-06
Omaha Companies Will Not Reduce
Prices Next Summer just Because
New Crop IN Good One.

How would yoJ like to be the iceman?
Ice will cost the Omaha consumer just
as much next summer as ever before, al
though the Ice companies have their store
houses full to the roofs.
Just so much ice can be stored In the
lcehouses here" said H, e. Patterson, vice
presto ent Of the Peoples Ice and Cold
Storage company, land the ice companies
must get 30 cents a hundred or $3.50 a ton
w holesale whether the crop is good or bad
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-06
CoRoNER'S JURY DECIDES
DEATH FROM TUBERCULOSIS
This Declared Cause of Demise of
w. ID. Miller, who Expired at
Union station.

The c%oroner's jury. empanelled to inquire
into the sudden death Sunday evening At
the Union station Of w. d. Miller, brought
In a verdict yesterday afternoon Of death
from acute tuberculosis, Word has been
received by the coroner from Joseph Lob
singer. a relative at Belleville. Ill, re-
auesting that the body be held until further
Instructions are received.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-06
ALFRED N LEWIS
Shoots Straight and Hits Hard

Before travelling with Mr.. Taft
through Wisconsin to Winona by
way of Milwaukee, let me go back
for a moment to Beverly and AU-
gust. The hour was evening. The
reporters-that flattered yet no
less hated litter-had retired to
their inkish lairs.
Mr.. Taft, in his rocking chair Of
double width and strength, vas
seated upon his Beverly porch. His
manner was one of anxious wait
ing, and since no sun meant no
camera, the usual smile had faded
from his face.
OFF shore a yacht-chattel of a
Trust magnate-was heading for
the land. II had spent the after
noon over beyond the rim of the
world, out of reach of casual eyes.
Now, under cloud of night, it was
steaming in with all the skulking
secrecy of a smuggler.
The Trust yacht ran in shore as
close as good seamanship would
warrant. and then landed four
gentlemen by means Of Its small
boat. The four were not without
notoriety, however far they might
fall short of fame. They were
Speaker Cannon, Mr.. Mckinley of
Illinois, Mr.. Hemenway of Indiana
and MI. Sibley of Pennsylvania.
Speaker Cannon need not say
lis as the right hand OF Money to
smother Congressional investiga-
The above is the opening of
inn with Taft" The renlainder 90
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-06
MEN ARE ARRESTED IN RAID
Nineteen COlOred Men Taken with
Gambling PRrRDhernalia in
Rooms of Two Clubs.

Nineteen colored men were arrested last
night in a raid on colored clubs at 211 South
Twelfth street and 203 South Thirteenth
street. Eugene Thomas, proprietor of the
first named place, was caught, but Cap"
Smith, proprietor OF the other place.
escaped. Thomas will be charged with SELL
ing liquor without a license and with
gambling and operating a gambling place,
Chips, money and gambling paraphernalia
in considerable quantity were found. The
arrests were made by Sergeant Samuelson
and Detectives Mallory, Dunn and Van
IDusen.
There is no danger from Group when
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is used.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-06
GOOD GUESSERS ARE THESE
List of Prize in v. NJ. c. A.
Contest, Held New Years,
IL Announced.

Prize winners are announced in the guess
ing contest held at the founs Mems Chris
tain association New Years night. The
list is as follows:
Dining room, Mrs. j. A Dempster. 25l2
Farnam.
Room 800, first prize, Miss Florence
Parmelee, 1924 Corby; room 800, second
third prize. Mrs. Moore, 2O2i Maple.
Room 319, Henrietta TULIP. 222 Meredith.
Room 31s, ]. A. Hall, SS40 Ames.
Room Sl6, ]. M. Whitehead, 4s federal
building.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-06

smiths who find account in maxi
ing burglar tools, so, too, we have
Congressional blacksmiths ready
to furnish what law iimmies are
required by criminal Money in pry-
ing loose the shutters of popular
veal. Mr.. Hemenway. Mr. McKin-
ley and Mr. Sibley, also on the side
of evil Money, act as its field mar
shals of legislation in its wars
upon Man. Mr.. Sibley, indeed, is
that careless one who wrote let
ters to Standard Oil Archbold,
comforting that little, grimy thumb
Of Satan with tales of how he (Mr.
Sibley) was frightening Mr.. Rose
Welt.
The quartette, being landed, went
cat-foot to Mr.. Taft's.
oh, It was all right! Nothing
specifically disastrous was planned
against the house or its belongings.
The furtiye four were, in fact,
there by invitation Of Mr.. Taft.
Only, in his letter to Mr.. Cannon
arranging the visit, Mr.. Taft had
said that unless ii could be man
aged without getting into the pa
pers." It was a pleasure he would
prefer to forego.
;. Lewis second article on ''Travel-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-06
A Ton of Gold

could buy nothing better for female weak
nesses, lame back and kidney trouble than
Electric Bltters. soc. For sale by Beaton
Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-06

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HUMAN LIFE PUBLISHING COMPANY, 52O54O Atlantic Ave, Boston.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-06

ton of its
v~illanies, and
forge what law
tools are need
ed to carry on
its r a p / mes.
Just as there
a r e b | a C X
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-06

The above is the opening of MIR. Lewis second article o Travel
ing With Taft The remainder of this article, the most important mag
azine feature of the year, will only be found in the January issue OF
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-06
RS. ]. A. Dempster. 25i2
ICE WILL BE SAME FIGURE

TFcS Of the world, Roy CARL. 400 Walnut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-10
Sas WiidIa GlmansGunscrt.

Glrcn AroBcn, mobIpcr0lclten Grl-
ltntph ~ieicrtt geItcrn 9lbeno Sdrr Wti-
ida Gilman, Der rliiliid)e &iolin.Tir-
tltoie, Der IN Der .2pric" Elm Hecitol
-Nub. Der iungc ailnltler erre9te be-
funutlid) olld) bier bci leincm Gcbilt
nit Dem 9oItpncr Spmpb6nie Sr.
DIETER mobrc Scniotion. Tos gcItri-
&c 9tecitnl, bel Dem or gull5 allein oos
Erogromltl bcItritt, CAB ibrn natilrs
lid nod melt before 8~ele8cnheit, Die
gauge &ieIieitigfcit ieines tiinitleri-
id)cn &onncn@ 81 erlueiicn.
Ter Gon5crtgebcr lit thatlGhlldl
inter oen @ei0ern Der Sebt5cit Der
@llcrcrIten elmer, uno 0uS tros iei.
ner Sllgelo. Seinltes muiifalildleo
Gmpfinoeil, bofite fiinitlcriidjc Sn-
teaigcn5 lno cine ioltpcrGnc 9ebcrr-
id)luln olleS Sed)niiden lniicn Den
aiinltlcr ieinc Griplge e%rrlngcn. Gr
cntlodt leinem S%llltrrmente cincll
meidcn. murmen, rlulbcn mo oruBcli
Con; babel ~ieiiclt icin &nrtrog brrd,
uorncbm-iiberc GlcBnn5 mo Scnlpce
ranlcnt. 0nB Icinc &1nlt iihcrIidY
nidtS rein Gliberlidl 9lenbcnocS an
lid hot, Berries er nit Der SGnbcl'.
id)cn Sonutc III TsTur, neld)c man
wohl dis eiucn HriiiItein ed,tcn flint.
lcriiden &oncns anieben bari. Sn
Der Yagoniniid)ct Competition Sal
pitc" NOR CT gnn5 Der Mciitcr Ger
2efnif, 10 ipielt inn oieieS @ert 10
leidjt 9ticmano nod. gr mllroc CANS
ettblliioItiid} geieiert mo beoanfte
iid) NIT mebrcren 3%ugdbclr. inter
oieicn o9tocturnc" Don Gbopin.@ils
belmi rSulnorcafc" Don lucraf ulO
vlln9oriitc S6n5c" bon brahms.
Sond)im.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-10
Seifc unS falte Emnidt init Srmdt.
aroma.

Srudt.Y II d. Huf 3
@eingloier Grobeerinit Deroct IL
Giiart fodenocS @aiier 9esuiien. Die.
Mifdyipg miro iorgf1ltig oi,rdJge'
riibrt mo / Chart grraf urio /
8eiltglas 3oeltaf oa3ii %gegoiicr.
@eltn Der Yunih onfdngt su ipnller.
toliuiit Der Toef bonn Sero. Ser
Yunib lit bciB 81 ierpirer.
Yauancn.Y d. 6 bis 8
0aralter luerocn geid)1lt, in Senti-
meter9robe/ Stiide seihnitteu inb
nit 7 llr5cn 3ufcr beitreut. Dit
Dem Snft Don ~ 3itronen uilo II
Slaid)e Num iibergolien, blcibcn lie
3 bis 4 Strnoen iteben; lie forlrlcn
baum oili einen 9lirtIdllng, Scr nit
ausgebriibtern, oiinitent WuQtlld) be.
legt lit. Die 9oiauel ,peroen SER
briidt, oantit lid oos arcnla ocnt
Gum utittbeilt/ urto benz fertigen
Vlnlif eiuen mcloilerlortiaen Sem.
geifnlad perleibt. - 8 Slnihen Do
~ieliuein hat man ir5piidlen bis 5unr
1od)elt fpnnlcn lniierL Der beiBe
8ein tpiro nit ocln 9upnnen-Hum
Suiontncrgegoiicn utrb gut biird1ge'
riibrt. Der Tunid mub III Gis CT.
folten.
Garomcl.Y d. Die Shn.
le bon 8 griitteu EomeranScn. 8 &C..
roltetc grotriitoem Y 5crifrittene
Stn,pae &uniQe iibergiebt man NIT
1 3lald)e Hottnuein. Die Hrneron.
Scuifolc miro nod Is bis % WiltH.
ten herorsgenonmen. 9ns nnbere
bleibt Bis gum nddJiten Gage itehen.
Mon aieBt oie 5liiiiisfcit Damn ourd)
Gin Mi,Itlid urb lGBt es auf bent
Serb nit 2 iueiteren 6lnider 8otf.
mein einntal auifod,en. Sn5fuiiher
lteat mat OH ben Sopi einell Roit
ilto Ieat oni bieien cit nit grraf
g~etr1nfteS Stiid .3uder, etipa 7 In.
sen idnper. Wan Siinoet es nit einem
3ihibis OH urtb laBt Den %brennenber
3uder in Sen Wein tropfen. Comic
Die islantme erllid,t. niuB ser 3ufer
ipieoer nit gtrrof angeieuhtet nno
anac,iinoet neroen. Oas ganse3uder.
Itiid miib bineinifmelSen unb NIT
inn ca. 3 bis 4 @l1ier Mrraf obbrer.
usn. Ter Iunih lit bonn nod elm.
mai iait an oas 3oden au bringen
,inS mug iebr bcib oufsetrasen lper.
oen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-10

SpieIfartc n,reinig t mon,
inocm lnal cinen@ntteboGen III Bert
sin talld)t lito oamit inter leIdtenl
9rlId nieoergolt iiber sic aurte
i0brt, 6oh 10, SaB 3eIhnun9 unO
6nrbe oerielbeft niht letOen. 3u!ctt
miro nit Snlfum nudgcrieber, I'M
Ger aate @lars un0 @ldtte uieoer-
Sugeben.
&um- Iub0ing G.. Mtan rei6t
oltbofere, bon Der Hiroc befreite
Semneln cber @Iildbrcte, 10 ooB es
unaeidbr 7 l~lr5ert ergibt, bcfcudltet
lie in elmer Shiiliel nit ieilrer &uu
ut0 pcrriibrt oieie Mniie nit q Bib.
3uder, etDoS abgeriebencr ,3itgJner-
idale, 81 Gi0otternL 5ulest NIT
Dent acknowledgement Sd)aluu ser
giweiB, gibt alleS III sic nit Butter
auSgeitrid}ele. nit 9eriebencr Sert-
mel beitrcitte S~u6Otnafornt, l1Bt oelt
&l,ooirg cine cute Stuiloe i'm 8oi.
ierbnoe fodlen. thirst i'm auf cine cr-
uGrnte SfiiiieI. aiebt ein g9einglas
bciten Sum 6ariiber, Siinoet oieieE
nit einem Yopieriioibu8 (nit,t nit
Dem Strei6bol5) oil mo ierpirt ocit
Euo0ina brennelto.
@ebodenc Wobr ii BEN.
SSnt Wirter lit leibcr Die altspn6l alt
friid)cm Gcniiie niht aroB. uro oic
Suusirauen iiub oober 9en0tbigt.
onS iuerige 8orbanoene i'll mogIidjit
peridieOener Sornl oilf 0en Gid sit
britgen. Ius oieieln @ritlpoe iuir0
iclgenbeS Te5ept sur 9ereitlng uon
Wtobrriiben intereiiiren, Die Iobrrii-
hen lperbel iuie iiblid gepubt ult6 in
Stifte aeid)nitteu, gepaid,el uno 1T
Wenig @oiicr ipei6 gefod,t. Garr
riihrt man lie oitrh Elm Sieb, ODER
IGbt tic ourd) sic Biirreepreiie gcbcil.
Die WaIic miro bieraui nit einiaeit
Giern, oeren 3obl int Seliebcn Scr
SoitSirou itebt ,ettuas Sali. etiuos
iiiber Gabne NM 10 piel gcrie6cu
Semmlel permiid)t. onB Der Tcig 81
fleireIL runoen SUDDEN aefornt lper.
oen FAM Die mall III 5erloiIelcln. ae.
r1ud)erten Spef toer Butter britt.
ScotIopco 8ortoficIn.
9obe Sdrtoffeln meroelt gridGlt un0
in Sdeibcn geidrtittcri, iuic 5ullt
Srotct. Gam ltreid)t nlon cin iroc.
ncs @ci1B nit Butter aus, lcgt cine
Sdlid)t &drtoiielu biucirL mo 0orii.
Der ipirb SnI6. Yieiicr ulro Micbl ge.
%Itrcitt, aud ctpnS Butter uno &C.
badte 3lpiebef 5ll9e9cben. 0orouf
fonimt cine anoerc Sd)idlt 8arioffeliu
unb oie gSiirjeii oosit. Dies miro fort
geiest. bis bns @eidb 9eiiint lit, ulpo
eEc man cS in Sen 8adofcn ltclt,
aieBt man cit Niltrt beige Wilf.
oocr pelnt man feline aroBe Sdiiiiel
bat, lpcniger Mi(h oariibet, lro laBt
anes breiuicrtel Stunoeu todcn.
Nud, fnlte. gefod)te anrtoffeln faint
man ouf oieic @eilc 5uberelten; oieici
trardcn bonn nidt 10 Large SIT
baden. @cioe Nrten Scr 3llberei-
ting iinO gut; man fam, ipeiln mat
miiuid)t. aud 9ic 3luiebeln fortlaiieri.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-10
Gcnrn's Vcluciic.

@aibingtpn, :. g., s. MGr5.
- Rcbcrt e. Eenrp irei9ertc lid),
Dem llntcrousidrub bes Morine'Gos
mites oes Observation-Disclosures lei.
lie 9emeiie fiir Die @rreifnllg oes
9toropola por5nle9en. Gr lieB burd)
Den Hcpruieittonten Ilernnbcr bon
Ntelu.Dorf Dem ansidluB mittbeilcr,
III 6olge eincs idlon Dor Moi,otcn
nbgeidloiIcncn Gontrntts nit elmer
Serlegcr : @eiclid)ait iei cs inn iill'
mo9lif. ocn, nll i'm geitcllten Ser
loligcit ilnd5itfonmlen. Ger Inter
Nusid,uB peftagte iidl baral,f bis
Mittlpod,. ohne iraeno wcldlcn pc.
id'lub SIT faiiet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-10
Wnsiucg a~cfnnbcm.

@uibinQton .. e., s. MGr6.
- Tie omcrifoniifcn Gclcgntcn litr
Die uierte, III 9ilelos Apres itnttlin'
Dc1oc nSnternationalc Goniercr5
onlcrifoniifer Stouten mcroen Die
,Subrt a1lf eillem Nrnce transport
id,iif MADDEN. Ter Sctnt hat ndlnlld)
cine acnlcinid)oitlid)c HeIolntion ol,.
0clolnmcnL moblrd) Der 8cbroitd) CT
ncS GrnnspotifiiieS Iiir bcn 3luef
nit eilleln &oltcnoiiluonb rult nidjt
nlebr ais $4,000 gcncbmiBt miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-10
llnfaQssGbrpnif

-
5rib MiiQer ourd einen Stlrj IN
ben &eler ieiner @obnung mn'&
Seben gefpmmelt. Siebjebn.
iGbrigeS Gienitnldbdcn ~IebenSge.
gei1brli6 perbrannt.
Sn 6olge zines SebltrittS ~itiirjte
gcltcrn Gormittug Der 80 Satire olte
Srit Miucr, Elm &oltgGnger in Dem
2ogirbailic 9tr. 935, GeIlitraBc, sic
8ellertrcppe berab unb erlitt Gerlet.
5un9cn Oeneu er rIl 1lZ5 llbr geitcrn
Ibeuo erlag. Ter Sciduom iullroe
nodJ Ser Worgue gebrQdlt uno Goros
ner SuoIer pom Ditlidyen Giirritt IN
&%enntnib geieet. Ter Snbobcr oeS
So9irbuuieS fam feline austunft
iiber Ole iSanlilienperbGItuiiie oeS
GerungIiidtcn geben. IS lit mir be
FAINT, ,bab oerielbe ieiuer Gr5icbnn0
nad) bon eiller suten oeiltiden SAINT
lie n%bltunmuen mug. Gr fuln i'm MI
ter bon 10 Subrcn nnd Imerifa mo
arbcitcte lett piclen Sohren ais MI.
Iternfiidlcr. Sn ciler Soid)e icillcS
In5rtgcS fonben iit) 3lpci Eoitforten
bon ieinen Gltern, Srn. llro Srnlt,il,.
lila Nnguit Miller IN Sprrmber0 in
Der Snliis. Gle Gltern erlllhen in
bciben Sd}reiben I'M NilSfunit ilber
Den Sobm Don Dem iic ibrer Slnaobe
nod) leit orci Sn6reH nift9 mebr Dor
ten.
2icn it II d den dDmer per.
brannt.
Sei Dem 0eriud), Ooa nieoriNe
Ueller in cinem &iitJellofen mittcllt
Nltobol anSuiodelL 500 iid sic Il
Sabre nltc Nnnie @nnlIng poll Or.
1921, Gecoturitrobe. cin Iic1Itnl1o.
d)cn I'M Souabolt bea Srn. @ultcr
StepcnS. Nr. 622, GotorItr., idlinme
Wltloen jii. &alinl bate bus MGo,
den Gen Nlfobol nlli baS ISeltcr 0e.
9oiicll. ol2 cine 6lomme bodid)ob,
iuclde Bic aIcioer oes M6ohuis in
@rnto Itcftc. Siilfcrllieno elite Nh.
llic olli Die Strobe, nber c6c lie Der
Foll5i't Illoor erreid)te, muren ihr
Ole &leioer p%oIlitGnoi1 pom 2cibe &c
brnnnt. Ter 9fourrd ioubte oie I'm.
0lildlid)c in ser gmbuIoltj bcS moro
o'ilid)cn GiitriftS pnd) oenl st. 80.
lepba.&oIpitnI." Sbre Ycrlebltr1crl
lillo oerart, DAB Ole Net5tc feline Soil
lltn0 lilr iDr &icOcrnultonnicn Ia.
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-10
Scdls Spotc, ncncnscbm Gcrlettc.

Ghicnae, 8. Nidr5.. - Nn Der
Stdrfcinbrif Der n@citcrn 8lucolc
So. III Nobu, Sn0., iunb aeitcrn
9lbenb cine aeilel.G rploiion itott, BET
lpcld)er cine eon5e ailjubl arbeitcr
bod III Die 9nit geidlcuocrt lpuroen.
ScdS 9(rbcitcr blieben toot aiii Dem
Ylote ulo 10 mrtrocn mehr obcr
lnil,bcr id)pcr permunoet. Nns oelt
bcnad,bortcn StGbten elite &illie Der.
bel. oie bci Oen 2oid)or6eitcu lpcrtb.
upllc Ticl,ite l%eiitcte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-10

Sa3 Srballoc Der alleritalild)en 8e=
ianotid)ait init Steinen ange9rii-
len.
@o0eto, Colombia, s. Mor5. -
Gin Strcit 5miiGeu Dem SetriebSlels
ter Der bieiigen StrdBenbobnlltle' el'
rc$ omcrifoniideis llnternebne's'
lul0 cillenl Eoli5cibedmten tllDrfe &C.
Itcrn 9l6eno 81, cincm StroBcntra.
mall. Gin @obelbauic matte oen
8crlud, Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
NJ ,ertriintmern, Ser S~abnpertebr
mn,Bte einociteIlt mcroen lulo Der @e-
tric6sleitcr muroe perbaItet. Sic Nit
bcItorcr 3oaen mad, Der StrnBe' an
lpc!hcr oua @eb1libe Der omerltnllI=
id,en @eianotihoit licgt, nud)oem ne
ihrc @lltb an Dem 9etriebsnloterldl
Der 9obn9ciellldo't m~tsgelollel nat
ten. Soa acknowledgements nlE'
DC nit Stcilcn on9c9rtlfcn, bod) &C.
lana cs Der idyncQ mligcbptclcn 30
li,ci, Die Mitelicocr Scr @clonotld)olt
III idiitcn. @citcrc HitbcItorlln9rn
crcignctcn iid nGbreno Der 9tatt.
S,clltc WturNcn id)icueu Die Scborocn
inn Stonoe 5u iein, Den bcorobtel,
Mnlerifanern ol,srctdcloen Sfnt SIT
ocnibrcn. elliott Nortbcote pon
@eIt.9 irginicn lit 5ltr 3cit Der olles
rifouildc @eioubte IN Sogota; Fats
tpu Sibbin f,mgirt ais 8elonots
id,oitsiefretGr. 9lae 2entc Der 0e'
ianotidoit iollen lid in Slterbelt
heiill0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-10
Gcrbut.

@uibington, :. g., s. M0rj.
- Tllrd) cin pom GeprGicntonteil.
bollic ollaclollmcncS Announcement
sllrn Yoitctot miro Der &erfaui ollrd)
Die Ncgierung Don Eolttartcn NIT
ouiacorndter NorcIie fir Hiidont-
mort p~crbotcn. Gle @eiiirporter ocs
%er6otS mnd)tcn gcttcno, Die Rcgie'
rlrnq hobc fem Mcd)t, Sen Fripat'
0rlldcrci6ciitern Gonflrrcn5 6l ma
d)ell.
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Sie 2egisatur.
Sic Sass iScrrmfss@ ia.
(epc5ialOeri6t Ocs .2eutf6ea QOrrefponoent".)

Disqualification ocS pGeuti6en Qorrefponoent".)
Nnnapoli&> 9.0idr5. - 9ie
S%pponc1ten Der s.@ioerrui.9iQ
in llnterbauie itellten 1890 bcutc
Worgen ibre Sppoiition Ourd 9eun,
traglrug bon Nmen6ementen ciil ino
bieie ipllroe 5llr oritten 9eiullg bcor-
BERT. Is iito 3iuei Bills, Ole be,lte
nm , llbr uls SpcjialgeitGit alige.
GlpnImen mer0eu.
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2 Of mcrcr Snnge" &c Ii d +.

LIZ Suli0tl ptS lu~cIlllujcl SlliCl=
tcS fahll0et AMI epien geriebcncnWali.
tier. Der III ocn lestcr Ta8cn mcbrcrc
&o'tbdltabclibcr beihwinoelt bat.
Gcricl6c intellect s}inuner lulb be.
jablt loiort fir cine @pd]e nit eli.
itcm 3ebh = Collar S6eine. ocn CT
oll5 elmer Collar 8 Mote 10 fiinitIc.
rilh bcrgciteat bat, OnB Sober I'M.
miIlfilrlif rciniQnt. Sot Damn scr
SdnuinbIcr bas @ed)ielaclo Sllriider-
holtcn, ucrbnftct or id,leluliait. Gle
Foli5ci hat cine 9cnoile 9cld)reibulg
oeS o@clonlalerS." Gericlbe lit ct.
ma Is %otrc olt, iilrf Slib Z 3oIl
1rolS bot alo.traiirtes bo9crcS @c.
lidlt, tr19t buffet gcitrciftcn g(n;llg
mo gciirciiteS @cnlo.
nutcr 8urtrnN.
- ,Srt .Mnrplnno ,u,ititilt" biclt
Scrr Slcpborc SANFORD 0ono cinell
Gortrog iiber proftiid]cA lrbcit ii at
Aclronbtcr arn,it. Der Rconcr gab
cine filrjc 8cidiGtc Der c%nrop1iid)ci,
Sopicrci uon bcn iriibcIten Guellcll
III Ggpptcn bis nllf Der, bClti0cn
Gag unb iIlllrirtc Die g"rjeu1niiic ser
Dcrid)ieocncn Sahrbnnoerte. Ger let.
&c GortroB miro an 5. WGr; gcbal.
ten mer0en.
@nbr fcinlid friebIi.
d. es Gnbc NAB c. - lie erllite
Mrbcit Der NunoeS Nenmten, mcld)e
IN Den lcbteil Gngcr 5luilhet Del,
Gcrirctern Der Baltimore, Ohio ahn
@eicqidJnft mo ben nit 9(nsitono
brobenocn ,}iigbcoieniteten ais Ser.
ntitiler flinairtcn, id)eint bon Griolg
getront iueroen jl loIen. @eiteru
fonocn mieoer mebrcre Gorlieren5elt
5lpiid)cp 9u1oeS . Irbeits : Commit
i1r Neiil ir1b ben beiben Yortciell
itatt. Sblpohl Die 2ebteren iiber ous
3elllltot Der Observation-Disclosures Stia.
idhueigcii b%eiuobren, perloutct bod,
boB Die Ilsiif,telt iiir eilteil friebli.
d,en Iuselcid Die benfbnr 9iiilitig.
itclt ii,O, unb bnB notwithstanding id)pl,
In ben u1f)itet n S%tul1bcn cinGonts
pronrib cr5ielt iucrocn miro. !Seute
Morgcn filloen meitere Gouferenjell
Itnit. fa,ts
Moufcrri / III g ~ .g@ c b d Ii.
8 c. - lSn ciicnl 3in,iner oes GAM.
@c6dubcs ipiclte lid eeitern cine
Roi,ierei ob. in luclfer @m. Surri.
ion bon Mr. 2lt6. Horo : Charles.
Strabe, 5arrp @ilion uno Sorrp 4.
Sdcri, iueld)' 2esterer I'm oolp . &c.
bulioe cine Sfficc bat, pcriuifelt lua.
ten. SSln &erlaIic ocS Streites luilr.
De nngeblif Sorriion bon @ilion
nit benl Hebolperariii nni Del, &opf
eeIf,loael,. Gr lulroe nod benz
Mercp : 5oipitnl ee6ruft, BORT per.
bunoen uitb ip1ter hitter Der Mindful.
oisitl,e bes unorbentfid)en Betragens
nod Der mittleren Yoli5eiitotion Elm.
geliefert.
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iSmci 11c6crfibrnnseu uom Cher
aeridt %beitdtist.

philadelphia a, ga. s. MarS.
= Die Shlloigipredune bon @m.
q. Snpoer unb :. %. Sbumafer,
mcld,c ongeflagt pnren, oen Stnat
BEL Der 9ieferlng bon artifcln iiir
oos aapitol in Sarrisbiirg bctrosen
sl 6aben. lit bonn S6erserid,t oes
Stootesbeltdtigt moroen. Snpber
mar iriiher General Aubipeur. Sbu-
MATER superintendent fir offentlife
8e61uDe nr1o Ylase.
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8roeu 100000 gIrsid}ait cntIal'
icn.

&unio Gitp, Mo, s. V'nr5.
Or. y. 6. Spoc, melder i'll &ers
binbuno nit Dem SmOpe'Noll oes
Morbuerlud)S ongeiduIbi9t lit. MIR
DC 6c,ttc gcgcn 100000 @iirgif)oft
cutlolIcn.
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@iitmiiherin geitprbcn.

gam Jrunci8co, 8. Mdr5. -
,Jrull Goroclia 9ottin, Die 8iftml-
lhcril, lpcld)e megcn Der Grmoron1'9
bon 5yrou :. q. Ginning in Sabre
1898 i'll lcbcllSI1n1lid)em aerfet per-
urtbcilt mlroc, lit im 3,tttboliS &C.
ltorbell.
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Tom g ernenbpf. - In.
ifroiii5ier Gum Hefrutert, Der mad
Sem slbipringen uoiil 8ed Dor benz
0erdtb itebeu bleibtl: Pa, tpoLeu