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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-04
BV Herbert Kaufman

They having remarkable inning this century, Cviza
ton has than King George
behed in his entire reign.
of giants in the breed-huge adven
who dare in full detail Sciences industries
and empires
The limit of po,uer only be calculated by the
of his life and the breadth of his outlook
There is such thing complete lasting perfection
The Hills of Chance constantly offer peaks No
high he could still harder climb in the
distance.
Don't wish for the opportunities of father Your
far countless The whole continent still uirgn land
Here and there few millions of people packed into cities,
oohy bndly pushing and striving and struggling to the
north and to the south and the wesf there millions and
millions of calling the builder and his
The ousare has stabbed less than the
of America live to be old Methusela striving to do
utmost throughout the there would be something
still tOaing for unsolved problem tor the
untred fabric for the unthougt Of
project for the engineeran overlooked opportunity for the
merchant
ascend The is in its youth.
MAN HAS JUST BEGUN TO THINK.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-04

~ 1iILE the President Of these
United States enjoys his So
M ell secretary and Mrs. Taft
wv has her ''boudoir cabinet a
.c+o~i, 80 oh
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-05-13
SHIRTS

Our line of Soft Shirts made by Kahn
Bros. andsWiison Bros. are far supe-
rior to anything you have seen any
where in Vinita, from soc to SO
We also sell the perfected fitting Mum
sing Union Suits 90, 1.5o, 200, so
We also carp Manhattan Shirts, $3.50, $500,
$3.50; Haaaa's IS, $3.50, $6 Shoes HolepFoof
Hoss; John B. Sfefson Hats. These are the
leading brands Of The world and ore foua1 only
in FIRST class clsthing sfsre.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-29
&ofalbcridJtc ans @aibinstun.
Gurd) @ua RITZ ct +.

6ruu 2oriic Yulrlilc Mulbcdcr,
Nittmc 0ca pcritorbcncn Gbcfs9lcrts
bco NopiNotiona p @%iircoua 2oltiS
Nol0cfcr, muroc an GonreritoN
NbenO in Der &iid)c ibrrr @pbnnlnM
Nr. IA. WsStroBe, NorOmcit, burf
Sclld)t1oa critidt foot Mliqcfltnoen.
Ger Coroner entid)ieb, ooB Elm In.
ioa pcrlieac. Gic Gerungliiftc mar
20 Sabre olt. Gin Nodbnr bcmcrftc
8nS9erldl ulO OILS er uod)idautc,
iul0 CT Die olte Gun1e ulti 0enl SUB
boocu licgcu lulo Den &nbn nn @o5.
ofen tbeituciIe oiien. Srou Wol0cdcr,
Die nllein lpobntc, bate lperligcS ilnla
OeH Dor ilHem Sooe nod eincn 8ricf
oil ibrc Nidtc. Srou Glilnbeth Nn.
ring, geidjricbetL oicieIbe 81 cincm
@eiud) out nGfitcn Wtorgcn cinlo.
OcltO, Sic bintcrIGBt einen Sobn III
Ncmurf, M. Ser Sr0uniit lit.
Mo s. miner gchaltcn luer.
Ocn Oiirfcn.
Gle nCllc Hc9ulotion fiir oaS Sol
ten bon @ilbnern miro beittc bon 0cl
GiItritt3 GountiliGrcll bcfunlt 0t'
mad)t mcrbcn. Nic NieglIlution BE-
itintnlt inter NnbercnL DAB inner.
loIb 0cr Encouragement" Der Elnty
no &iiblcr 0cbolten mcroen, minocs
items . TltB entfcrlt licgcn mltB BON
Ndd)burbGulCrn.
z cincn &erlcBun1cn err
lcGCH.
Ter Null%Qn'trCid)cr ,{obll s..
W0cc, mcld)cr nor mcbrcrcll (oOcl
bon cincm %ld)mcbcllocu @criiit onr
NolIic Nr. i5It. observation-disclosures.
nbitilr6tc mo cincn S6Goclbrllt cr.
litt lit inn NcorNctoun ,Soipitol az.
ltorbcu. Gr mar 30 Sabre alt mo
IN lr. 205G, observation-disclosures,
l%uobnb0ft.
Ginbruh Gicb it 4 {.
Gic Eoli5ci Ger NrnocabolIptitnNt
ilidt nod Gi%nbrcd)crlL Die in oua
,,VndinAbom Experiment. Sonie." 9ir.
go, IS. StroBc. pcrmittclit Ger
6clcrrcttunAalcitcr cinOrongcn uro
DER I'M jluciten Stodluerf m~obncn0cl
6rou $. W. Snupcr $3.50 in 9oors
Itoblcn unb c%bcninlS Der Mobmmj
oes &rt. Nnltcr W. Bil6ert, Or
300, IlGlep Icrrucc, cilten 0cillO
nbitnttctcn mo BORT Shmtudiohch
int WcrtIc bon $500 crbeltiettn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-29
.SeiratbS=y

Soncs {. Guinlon 81 Mittrper II.
Hoicllo Disaap, @ittpe, 50Sobrc oft
Mpplifont II. u. Wtcaan Hr. 1857,
CpmlolltraBc.
Goron aobofi % mno Hcbedu
Sdneiber % Sabre alt; Ipplifnnt
W. &oboff. Nr. 122, gisqltitbitroBc.
SonuuclS 8. Sans 80, WopneS-
6llrN, go, mo Gliiabttb g. Rouic
y SATIRE olt.
Gborles &. Sonlbcrt % ltllo On.
ITO ). StnnSbltrp Is Sabre ait; ZIP.
plifant 9. ". 8riiiitb, Gr. 13, Wn.
pie. Mpcnuc.
Sanuel Mcientbol % unD Nuno
Gronenbcrg 90 Sabre alt; 1pplifont
Z. Toicutbol, Nr. 52G, Columbia.
Ipenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-29
Sns elite Hcabpbn.Nccital


Inter Oen Grei9niiIen Der Ecoboop-
GCn5ert. Saiion nintmlt boS i1brlihe
Siecitnl be5 Yianilten Grnelt 9ntfc'
ion INNER cine berporrugenoe STEELE
Elm. @eId)er @eliebtbcit iid Der
m:age5eifnetc Gianiit unb crfolg'
lCid bcmGhrte 9cbrcr IN ben nltltfG-
llidcn areiicn 9oltimore'S c%rfrellt,
0upm 5eugte niht mir Die bis alti
zen letten Ylas gcfillltc Salle, lor'
hcrn nodb picIncbr Die ouBcrgcnobn.
lidl nurme Nliinabme, Die Der &ilnIt'
Ter iano.
Sr. Slrtd)eion lit eill lnt9cnlela
tcrltGn0iger Spieler ltno nit ted)nl.
Id)em Sanomerfs5eua altagcril1tct
DOS ibn feline Iufgabe 5l lfDierl0
CrIheinen l0Bt. Sie llnge5mrngen.
heit iln0 geideioenbeit i'm Nllitreten
bcs aiinItIers Iinb 5pei Ginge, Die
iif Seoem i'm 3ubDrerroum unlpiu.
tilrlif en%pfeblen. &r. Slttd)eion
rtrmcioct fuit GngitlidI Gaes, mas
ben @tnbrud Ocs Standardization
b(rnorrufen folllte ~ 81 3eiten gonj
ojne 6rnge oui Soften ocS unntlttel-
barren @ffcfts. Sn mand)en leinpr
&ortr1ge pernliBt mon lnlr ungern
Gin ctlpos itGrferes Serportreten eigc'
Ger Snoiuibuolitdt.
Ger Gon5ert9cber lcitctc Ieine Tor.
Uittitngelt nit Der 0ectbopcn'i6cH
nSpnntu nppaIlionata" 0elegro o'ioi.
uloantc con motto uno allegro ma
l!ru troppn) Gin meldje linn pole @e.
leAenhcit CAB, Die 9roBc9tuancirungs.
iGbigfcit leines Nnidlogs mo oic
Glarheit ieines SpiclS I'M beiten
Sid)te 81 5cigcn. Sn bier Chopin.
iG}en Erdllioien Dem Hoctllrne in 9
rlo Der 9ollooe in Ms oelielben Cont
rollilten fonnte cr iciner brilonten
Gedplif Die 3iigel ihieBen ~loiicn. Sn
Der SdlllBmumnler bes Erogramma,
Der Eablt'lhcn Garopbraie iber
Sbcilc AT Slboifomsfp'S Sper
eugene Sne9in" trot beionoers Die
ieine Ausorbcitrmg oeS tbemotiihen
@cbnlta ourf ben Siinltlcr in Den
Noroergruno. Iud) ais Gompouilt &C.
lcom Iit !&r. Sutdeipn Gbren. Gr
lpieIte 5fpei eigene @erfe, cilt ErGllt.
nlnm lno Elm Gupriccio, Die beioe
mnlifaliide gi8enort uno id6nen
tldl1gliAcn @ffcft uufpeiien. GuS
Iebtgenonlte mnBte er 5rpcimol
ipielen.
Ter &iinltler lpuroe ltorf geieiert
ino 81 mebreren 3ugoben genotbiat.
,Sm nGdyiten Eenboop-H ecitul, ooS
om fummenoen 6reitoq it%ottiinoct,
tlitt Die E%ioniitin Srnu Sannia
4doorniielos3eislerr ui,f.' 80 "o' II
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-29

W tie burU Elm @unocr
mur0e otc Tunlilie non 9aitor $. s.
Senrp, Secliorger ser Mpunt 8arot,
Ercabptcrtuner Stride bon Sarrlion
bile POM 6lonmentob gerettet. Eic
Sodter 0cS Euitors, Sri. Giie q. y.
@cnrp, i6rie 0cgen Mitternobt nab,
reno zines Sraltnlea luut oltf uro
medtc on0urd) ibrc Gltcrn ulO eli;
Glcnltm006cr. Sebtercs bemcrftc
beTm Griuad)en, 0nB lid ibr 3inmcr
nit Rolt fiiIlte. Cine NudlforidnulJ
crgab, oob cine 1liihenbe &oble aus
Dem &ildcuoicn gciollcn mar lmo
Den Vooen III 9run0 QeItedt battc.
Glc iun1mtlideu Solabemobner be.
lpoffnetcu lid) iofort NIT @niier.
cimern, unb nit pereintcn &r1ftUt
gclong e., ibnen, Den 9rano 5u IL
idcll.
6run NJ. j. Seine gcitpr-
BEN. >Sm 2ltcr bon Sc Sobrc}t
Iturb gcltcrn Srau Warp i. Seine,
Gle Wllttcr oes Gbef.SiilfSsS hcriiiS
Sol. i. Seine, an AltcrSlhmGdc in
'brcr Mnbnung. Nr. Is. Siib.@oih.
ington.S trnBe. Gie Gerltorbcllc ipllr-
zoe in Geutidlonb geboren unO fon!
I'M Sabre 1913 nod) Nlmcrifu. Nebclt
Dem 9ennnnten Sobn binterIoBt tic
elnen Deiteren Sobn, Sru. Sreoeritf
.. @einc, 5lpei S0hter, Srou 6rons
ces Mietbeger mo Sri. Shercit
Seine. 81 @nfcl mo 3 ltrclfcI. Sic
9%cerbi1n1g fiuhet nnl Wontuq %or,
mlittog bon Der ct. WidoclS.aird,t
aus oiti Dem ,@onllic 9ruc SricO.
hoic" itntt.
Morb in Baltimore 20.
- lin 3 llbr geitern iriib itorb Der
30 Sabre alte gteger Charles Sort>
bon Eoplar SeigbtS. @oltimore-Go.,
on @~crlcbungen, melhc inn allgeb.
lid bon ieitem HolienacnoiicnL ocllt
5%3-iGbrigen Somes 2amboin ebeu.
iaas bon Hoplar Seigbta. nit oenl
Stiel elmer Nrt beigebrudlt mrtrocn.
@ie 2onth0ilL ser bltrh Ben Eoliji-
item Barter pcrbaftet muroc, an9ibt,
gertetb or on IonncrltuA Nbcn0 in
leIncr Wobnung nit Sonea lucgcn
zines H~alirmeiicrS IN Strcit, ooS cr
fir Sonea 0eihlifieu botte, 2ombbir
perlonete fir ooS Sdlcifen 20 GtS..
lpeltc Sones niht be5ahlen moQtr.
l%porauf it'd Somboin meigcrtc, oo5
Huiirmeiier 5ltriid5ugeben. Sones ioQ
Damn einen Ingriii ouf i'm oenlod,t
babell, mnralli er cine Nrt ergriff mr.
letnem @egner ongeblid) nit Dem
Stiel 5tpei Sdlage oui Den aopf Der.
Iebtc.
Cine Srad ely y ii c crdd)tc,
tto Hidter Sbompipn ~ Der Gantpni
Eoli5eiltotion geltern ols Die bette
Strafe fir Den 10 Sabre ultelt IS.
marc @riepes bon Nr. S24, Critic
StroBe, meld)er inter Der 9lnidyuloi-
gltng Dor i'm gebrad]t pllroc, ongebs
lid bon einem Nuhborn elm 8ager.
RAD geltphlen 81 buben. Ger Snabe
lplrbe Derbaitet, ols CT buS Hoo ner.
faufell moltc. Inn 8elo iiir oen BE.
lId) bon WanoeIbiloer ? Sbeotern
81 crboltell. Ger Goter @riepcs Der.
,ipradl bic Eriiaelitroie 5il poll5ieben.
mprnuf Der anobe 0ns StutipnSbollS
perloilell buritc.
Feronalm motifs. - ScrrGntil
$. 8oete, Elm befunnter 8runoeigcll.
tbumsmotler, liegt in iciner @ob.
mlrl9, Nr. 1912, Sit.9oltimoreitrabe,
idlrbcr trant oornicoer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-29
Seamcmcs mnb idaoloies Saartouie

User fetnt llidt ben @ertb Don
Snlbci lu1o Sdmciel, Inn oas Saor
nrnfel, meih, glGn5eno uhtb geiuiio
81 erbolten. Sdjmeiel lit riu Ycitonb.
tbcil oc5 Soares ul,o aui ods Hcbleil
helieIbcn i'm 'Soar miro bie Sdulo
iiir Grbieihcn nnb 9bIterbon pcs
Soares e~eid)obcn. Gs giebt fem Def.
ifres Mittcl gcgrn leetere lle6elitdll.
Dc, bclonoerS gegen Gr6leiden ais
Solbci ni,o Sd)pefel, peilii oics rid)-
tip praporirt lit. Die 8pctb Gbemi.
enlGo.. II Gortlonot- g IT,, Nep.Dorf
Gitp, inbri5irt Gin ioeolcs WittcI, &c.
uonnt @petb's Gage nuo Sulpbhr.
Tle 1iltcit slpotbefen iiibrcn cs fir
50e. ni,b $500 Die Glaide, cocr cs
.ipiro bireft BOZ, ben 5obrifnnten ge.
cen Ginienolma hes Yreiies 5lge-
iatiot. ia, ~
Gum Yerfauf npo ~eiupipblcn pen
NH = -E-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-29
Nh bic Nnnlcn.

SliilNe Tuluei. pclcbr ncocrue Snieinerfguft
~ e%ricrl'fn .iniirit1en lputerl Mot int Speiicl
MIR bel 5ri. G.. Snbrrs, 4r. 302, Stif.S aratu.
aa-2 oor5ufptecbsn. loren Ramen ais
Sonlirg einir1nen. mn tie crierHen bic alnii
raf Der tertaeitritienffeu Mtetbooe. Gle crs
bdIteu .dlheroem gri1nolidet tIntcrrriht int
auftbnpioen Sebr IiberaIe geninannaeH. -
1ri Yl Subera, Nr. 302, Nets aratoaa. ctr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-29

Ser nSerein Ser d) II
FrcOi0er" bat beifloiien, Gpoll.
9clilotions . Geriommlltngen obsl-
holtcll. Gieielben nebinen olll +. Ie.
brllor ibren Nnfang. Sie @emeill.
ben lino III 5ruei 9iitrifte getbeilt
luoroen nno iucrben in oicien GiItrif-
ten 5u gleider Nbeno5cit in je ciurr
STRIDE cine Teridmmlung gebolten,
Nm |, 6ebruor neroelt in Der 8. rel,
ct. EoulS.airGc, gde Srooolpop II.
NrattItraBe, uno IN Der ep. ref. Sir.
DIE, befdllnt als Die ultc StterbeinSa
STRIDE, Nr. III, GonmapitraBe, nio
am =. 6e6rlor in Der 9rooomap.
2eutlden vi. &. Stride am 9rooo-
luap, 5lpild)en @onfitroBe ullo Co
ltcrll.IDctlie, II. in Der CD. sllltt. Ga.
lcnms.&lrfe. Ode bon HanoaIlitra.
&c uno @ottcrp4slpelute, Teriomms
ltllgen ubgeboltell. Ger 3iuef Die.
Ter Tcrionmllingcn ioa iein: 9ic
oclit'flcn Gbriitcn perid)ieoener Be
llernlillgen chamber lGber 5ll brill.
gen. 1ann mod)te man Die oclltid)eu
Sun0slellte, Die nod in feilier fird1.
llfeil Tcrbiibunq ite6en, inter 0et
GinfluB bcs Gpnn0eIinma brirgen.
Scr Er0lioeltt oes SereinS, Eoltor
Y. bon Sobnlanl erlicb cilen s(uf-
mi on ale oeiltihen Gbriiten.
Nm oieien Serionmlullaell betbci-
ligcn lidl iol1enbe Ynltorcn nit if.
rcn 0enicinben: Ynitor 9r. vi. Bod.
nloltn bon Der ). rel. Ct. Youls-air-
d)c. Eaitor CT. $. Shliiter BON CD.
ISrieoenss&ird)c Enitor $. Gidelbero
non Der 4. rel, ct. Sobannes-aird5c,
Eoltnr ). Sontnuerlotte bon Der ref.
3ions-airfe, Eaitor g. 9. 9enner,
Don Der rel, Gmmanuels Stride, ga.
Itor :. u. @rimmer poll Der rel. Sric.
6cns.airhc, Eoltor ". Yab BON Der
pcrciuigtcn cpongelilben airfc, Eos
itor :. 2ebniann bon eD.-liltD. ct.
H,obdtuicS-&ird3e Yditor 6 bon SAB.
mann bon Der ep.-lutb. SulemS-Sir-
dc, Toitor q. 9ubed bon bcr9rooo-
nan cutiflen ". 6. Stride, Yaitor
e. Upiill BON ser 9pnoitraBcu W. e.
Stride, Yaifor $. Sollit bon oerEcnn-
iplporin : slpenlie Geutid)en M. &.
Stride, Eaitor u. &aintcr BON Der
2igbtiiruBen Geutiden %. 6. airdgp,
Hoitor u. Z. @egner bon Der ~eritell
oelttihen gaptiiten-airdc. Yoitor $.
S,pptcr bon Der 5iueiten bcntid)elt
9optiIten.airhe, Taitor ". Sfmib
poii Der Sttcrbcin.aird)c. Eaiior 6.
$. @cusler pom Der WabiionitrnBcit
Gpangeliideil @enleinifofts Stride,
Eaitor 6. q. Hatb bon Der gougb-
iiraBer GpanbeIiidlcn gemeinihafts-
STRIDE.
4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-29
Ter OiesiGbrige Wosfenbal

$685." Ter O~ieSidbri9e WosfenbaIt
Gea v@ittelsboh GcreinS" iinoet
um Wontog. ben 7. 5ebrllor, in Der
,.@ermonin.M 1nnerhcr.Soac" Itott.
Gao Set pcripridlt elm red)t itterei
iantcs 81 merOen. es miro nit ci-
rer groBen 9ii6nen.a uifiibrlung cin.
geleitct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-29

&ird) | / dcs. ~ En Der 3iollS.
8eneiuoe prcoiNt Ynitor 0oinom
morNcn IN DEM 1913 &ornlitto9S be
ginnen0en @ottcSoicnitc iiber Grci
&0rner @leid)niiie MurcltS Sap. 4.
NbenOs s llbr ySefturc Oh WtinO on0
Wion." Seocrnlonn bat 3lttrltt.
Sonntog Den 6. Scbruor be9ln1c1
Die NcSpcrnL Nofnlittu9S > llhr unb
glbcnoS s llbr oSecturc Oh Baths nnO
Watbin9." s
- >Sn Der oeutld)en cu.slutb. ct.
Morfua.aird)c an berGfe Don Brood
nan mo Suirnollllt 9lpclue IinNct
morgen Die S%raelucibe ltott. Ger
%ornittoga @. @etteSoienlt miro III
Oclltid)cr UNI Der ACKNOWLEDGMENT
III engliider Spraher Aebnlten.
NGnocl2 ,Wcilio@" miro ON
Sonuto0 9lbello IN Der critcn englild)s
llltberiiden &ird)c an Scr Ode pom
Nrcnlont.A Ucuc unb SauOalcItrubc
gciunQcn lpcrocn. 9ic SoIllten limo:
6ruu Gora Barrier &onncp, Sri. ga,
tbnrinc &. N0tbc. @err Gbo8. sui
ton @cnrD mI0.l Mcrr @iuinm W.
Sorn.
Gum %citcn scr Notblci.
0cnbcn in Eoria iinoet om ).
6ebrunr in NIbougb'& Spccum.G bco-
ter cine Ebeotcr.& orltclluua lt0tt,
lueld)er aud Der iron50liihc Hotidor-
ter %. ,Glliicrou0 ul0 ieinc @cunnb-
lin %beiuohnGu meroen. Cine Snr-
roit'ihc Tpiic miro inter Den 9luipI-
Glen Der yNniOuW Gronroi3" Ncgcs
ben.
Noh Grropn. - 1ic iolgen
uen NnItinlorcr rciicn bclltc mt Dem
9toronclltihen %lopo-G Camper Der
lin" Don 9tcp Dorf nnd) Wcu,o ar:
Grl. GIijabctb 9ocnp, Irl. &clcl
9ioicr. Sri. Mcnrictte &cnlcn Mr.
Gbilip %S5roncla Gee, &nItor 81. Mr.
tbllr Clifton 4}clucl bon Der biid0I-
lid, protcitontiihcn @rnce.air6c an
Recommendations mo Narf. Nucutc,
Srou Nrtbur G6IIton Fomcu. 6rou
G. @arrilon Smitb, Sri. u. s..
SnritD. Sri. GrNnccs @ilion mo ST..
Gul0o u. NinCcnti.
Ger % itcnO d. onrs
r1ngS; Gerein" belt 0eitcrn
gIbcn0 i'm Goiiltp heS EatterionsEorfa
lciilc Monotsucriommlrn0, in mel.
der Die Domination fir Die in Der
n0d)Iten &erlnnmllung ito~ttfinbenOe
@eunltemnhl porgenomnlcn mllroc.
Homiuirt milrocn iiir HrQiioent SO.
iepb j. 5briit. @iec.Er1iibent 1.y9ol.
per. 5%iueiter &Icc-Vr0iioent 3. Urls.
coli nno u. W. zee, britter Gice.NrG.
libent Sohn :. Mu6olph, rorrcipouOi.
render Sefrctor &obn u. @erfcr, vi
liltcrt Gbaa. &Gbcrid). 6inan3icfrctGr
Oscar a0nig. Sf)abmeiiter @Gu. So
beridl Anuolt EQUATOR Gbas. Y.
GoQop unb iiir G%ireftoren @nl. 81.
%Giienbronot Mm. Gurren, g. aolli.
man, Gbos. 4. aod), Soiepb ). Ser,
Sinion 6elber, 9fonh Slitton, T.. VI.
Ibon1os. Sr.anoblod, SoiepbS mith
!. %. 9i1n ~, u. Thornton Nrn.
8. Wdper, G6u9. @ob. @nl. Npiinci
tier, Soiepb Seiiert, s. ". Yicricn,
nlto Clos. !. i, Steiner. Ter Scr.
cili 6eid)loB, iein Sobrcsbonfcit an
%. Sebri,or objltbolten illt0 bearfi
tro9te, 81 bieicm 3iucd Gin pnIicnSca
Sofal au~sjulpdbleu. 6erncr iuuroc
beihloien Oil Der am 1. M1rs itott-
finoenoen Ginpeitnng Der oil va
turcnt- uno 6dpetteitroBe errid,teten
Gnon Vrait Sraibitliottcf tbeilpt
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Yricifaitcu.

Is. =. 9rabforo.S troBe.-
Sic n%niiIicn luegen bieier Sofe einell
Hed,tsoupalt coniultiren. benlt bo
folnmen perifliebcnc mid)tige Yirnfte
IN sSroge.
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The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-05-19
KERRY RELATES HIS STORY
Is WITNESS BEFORE BALLINeER
INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE.
Witness Says He Told Garfield and
Pinchot About the LawIer
Memorandum.

Washington, May 1S-When the
Ballinger-Pinchot inquiry was re-
sumed Frederick NJ Kerby, formerly
stenographer in Mr.. Ballinger's
Office, who was dismissed on the
ground that he divulged confidential
information bearing on the prepare
ton of the Lawler memorandum. was
called to the stand soon after the
hearing began.
After Chairman Nelson had laid the
presidents letter to him before the
committee, Mr.. Brandeis said he
thought Mr. Kerby's statement and
the presidents denial of last Satur-
day should go into the record with 1t.
Kerby said that he was friendly to
Mr., Garfield aud that be had ex.
changed one or two letters with the
latter since he left the government
service. He said neither of these let
ters related to the matter which he
has since made public, but that sub
sequently he had a conversation with
Mr., Garfield at which he had told him
about 1t.
Kerby said he met Mr.. Garfield. at
the home of Clifford Pinehot between
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-05-19
BRIBERY PROBE is HALTED
CHICAGO SPECIAL GRAND JURY
TAKES WEEKS RECESS.
Reported Action Results From Motion
10 ouash Indictment Against
Browne.

Chicago, May Estates Attorney
Wayman sprung another coup in the
legislative bribery scandal when he
caused the special grand jury TO take
a recess until May "a This was
a change in the program announced
heretofore. Tor an adjournment OF the
special fnquistion The prosecutor
would not discuss the purpose OF this
move. II is understood that .the re
cess was decided upon pending dispo,
sition OF the motion to quash the in.
dictment against Representative Lee
O'NeiI Browne, who is accused OF hay.
ing paid money for votes in the elec.
zion OF William Lorimer as United
States senator
The motion to quash will be ar
gued. before Judge McSurely in the
criminal court on the day the special
grand jury is to meet again.
Some also thought that Mr.. Way.
man was endeavoring to keep the
grand jurors within the Jurisdiction OF
the Cook county court pending the
opening OF the Browne trial. There
was report a few days ago from
Springfield mat States Attorney
Burke OF Sangamon county might sub.
poena the Cook county jurors as wit.
nesses after they were discharged
here.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-05-19
AGEOWOMAN
BURNS I0'DEATH
Wapello Sheriff VIII Fight Ac lion Of
Law and Order League.
is HER HUSBAND STILL ALIVE
More Hitching Posts at Belle PLANE
-Grinnell TO Have White Way
Trading Stamp Case OF ottumwa
Rollins as Moderator.

Elyira, Ia, May Especial: The
aged mother of J. Schutt. residing
four miles north of here. was burned
to death about seven o'clock this
morning. The son had gone to the
barn to attend TO some work. After
doing his chores he returned to the
house TO find the building in flames
and the aged mother lying on the foor
with the clothing almost entirely
burned away. He rescued the body,
but the old lady was dead. She was
81 years OF age. The cause OF the
fire is not known, but is supposed to
have been an explosion of the stove
while the lady was getting breakfast.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-05-19
End Of World.

Atlanta, May IS. Special: A
strange tribe of people numbering
300, who live in the Mills outside the
city, today barricaded themselves in
cave. They declare the end of the
world will come tonight and they will
spend the intervening time in prayer.
The fear of the comet has reached
to the convicts in the federal prison
here and a class OF prisoners were
confirmed at the prison for the first
time in history by the Catholic priest
of this diocese.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-05-19
DAY IN COMETS
TAIL IS PROGRAM
Astronomers Say Earth Will Not
Suffer Harm.
NEAREST TO EARTH TO-DAY
Many People Become Frightened as
Halley's Wanderer Nears Our
Planets Now Only 10000
900 Miles Away.

Washington, May 1S.--Halley's COM
ct will be nearest the earth ON its pres
ent trip around the sun today. The
distance will be approximately 10000.
900 miles.
After today the comet will rapidly
recede. but this afternoon the earth
win enter the extremely tenuous tail.
which sweeps away from the comet
for distance OF about 100000
miles, and will not emerge until some
time tonight.
No Harm Is Predicted.
The earth will travel more than q
million miles through this exceedingly
thin tail, and nobody can predict ac-
curately just what phenomena will re.
suit, but all astronomers are perfectly
sanguine that no harm will come to
the earth or its atmosphere, and it is
even doubtful whether there will be
any manifestations whatever.
The noxious vapors of the tail, If ii
possesses any, will be unable to pene.
trate the earth's heavy wrapping OF
atmosphere and beyond possibly few
aerial fireworks and some auroral IL
Elimination OF the sky, the comet will
glide by without extraordinary Incl
dent.
Best Time to See Comet.
On Saturday and Sunday nights just
after sunset will be tAe best time OF
all to see the comet. II will appear
these evenings just south of the point
in the western sky where the sun
sinks behind the horizon. 1t will be
brighter on these evenings and viii
then steadily grow DINNER.
Weather forecasters all over the
country will keep vigil to determine
whether the presence Of the comet is
affecting the earth's envelope of air.
Dispatches from New Haven, Conn.
set forth that while Yale astronomers
do not care to be quoted on the
scheduled arrival of the astral wander
er, they anticipate no danger TO the
earth, and say that the brilliance OF it,
passage will be interfered with by 6
! full moon.
Comet Causes Suicide.
Pittsburg, Pa, May lS.-After talk
ing strangely for the past two weeks
about Halleys comet, Mrs. Clemen
! ton Derienzo killed herself in the
home OF friend by shooting.
Negroes Abandon All Work.
! Galveston, Tex, May 1S.-Thousand'
I of negroes In all parts Of Texas arr
docking to the towns and gathering IL
churches, believing that the Halle!
comet will destroy the earth, and II
consequence crops in many section!
are suffering in southwest Texas
I Three thousand negroes have aban
doned the fields and gone into CAM
| meetings.
Drives People to Church.
Norfolk, Va, May lS.-Fear OF Hal
ley's comet has done more to driy,
I people TO church than all the revival
held in this section in years. AT bi,
tent meeting in South Norfolk eacl
night this week the entire seating
capacity of 1000 was filled and so
more persons clamored for standing
room.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-05-19
rhe rradinn stamn.

Des Moines, Ia, May 1S.--Special:
Judge Mcpherson OF the federal court
today heard the injunction case Of
the Sperry-H hutchinson Trading
Stamp Company VS.. the Merthans.
Association of Ottumwa. The com
pany alleged that the ottumwa mer.
chants have brought improper press
ure to bear upon other merchants
who give trading stamps to force
them to cease doing so. They want
an injunction to interfere with the
acts OF the merchants.