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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-22
DELEGATES HERE
FOR B mai BIRTH.
Session Begins at
Beth Al1abah Temple
Tonight.
RECEPTION THIS AFTERNOON
District Grand Lodge to Have
Many Business Sessions.
Public Invited

For its tliirty-sixth session. the con
Ncntion of District Grand Lodge. No. .,
OF the independent Order B'Nai BIRTH
bcgins at Temple Beth Ahabah to-
night. continuing its meetings until
TuosdaJ The district comprises
Maryland, Virginia. South Carolina.
North Carolina, Georgia and the Dis
trict of Columbia. and many delegates
aud Visitors will arrive here this morn
.ag and afternoon.
The first event of the official pro-
ladies by Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph l..
Levy at their home, 22O2 West Grace,
at this afternoon.
Tonight there will be exercises at
Temple Beth Allabah. which will be
open TO the public, a large attendance
being expected. Several appropriate
hymns will be rendered by the Beth
Ahabah Choral Society. Rabbi George
solomon Will offer the opening prayer,
remarks by Rabbi Edward n. Calisch.
who will present President Montague
Triest, of the District Grand Lodge.
Charleston. $. c. Charles n. Teidelson,
% savannah. will deliver the GRAFTON
of the occasion. Rabbi Barnett. y.
Islzas, the well known scholar and his
tnrian. Of Charleston. will read ar essay,
to be followed b. an address by simon
Wolf. OF Washington. Rabbi +. l..
Rosenthal. OF Savannah will pronounce
the benedicuon.
4 reception to the delegates and
ladies Will take place tonight at $3.50
in Murphy's Hotel Auditorium Rim
mon Lodge, No. SIS. l. 90. b. will be
the host.
Busy Meetings Monday.
The convention assemblies at 10 Mon
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-22

and Lee University for next session
was held yesterday, and it lasted until
late into the night. owing to a second
ballot being necessary in several In
stances. Contests We're hot and elected
musch policial work. The following
We're the successful candidates: Pres
ident final ball. Robert G. Thatch.
Birmingham. Officers student body:
President William I. Delaplaine, Fred
erick. Md; Vice-President. James NJ.
Barker Bristol; Secretary Randolph
w Pipes. New Orleans. Athletic Com
mittee; Chairman, Ed. Brown, Chat
tanooga: Vice Chairman. George r.
Ilnote. Wheeling; Secretary. George NJ.
Anderson, New York; Ring Tum Phi
Editor. Noble Doak Snithson. Lewis
burg. Tenn; Business Manager. Charles
II. Burks. Ackerman, MISS; Cditor
Caly, James b. NOEL, Lynchburg; Bust
ness Manager, Donaldson b. Earwood.
Beckley, w. Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-22

the evening subject will be, rs Life
Worth Living?" Special music will be
rendered by a chorus choir at the
morning service and by male quar-
tet at night
The Baptist Young Peoples Union
Association of Richmond and Man
chester will meet with Clopton street
Church Union at 40 O'clock this af-
tcrnoon
The Central Methodist Sunday
School will 80 on its annual excursion
to Norfolk and Ocean View on July
30, the committee having made all
the necessary arrangements.
Lieutenant-c Colonel Lochwitzky. of
Russia, will relate tho thrilling story
OF his Exile and Escape From Sibe-
ria" on Friday, May 27, at Bainbridgc
Church at Sis o'clock, The lecture is
under the auspices Of the Education
Association,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-22
STUDENTS GIVE PLAY.
Fcnture OF commencement at Salem
Female College.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.1
Y. c.. MAY IL.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l
Winston Salem, n. c.. May 21.-"As
You Like 1t" was the title or II capti-
waiting play given tonight by the de-
partment of expression. assisted by the
Salem Orchestra, on the college pleas
ure grounds, the same being in con-
nection with the annual commence
ment exercises of Salem Female Col
lege. The great audience in attendance
frequently gave expression of appre-
citation. The baccalaureate sermon
will he preached tomorrow by DR.. j.
kier Fraser, of Charleston, S G. The
musical feature Will be the great Hal
lclujah Chorus" from 1.-THE Messiah"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-22
PRISONERS MAKE ESCAPE.
Jnilcr Overpowered and Three White
Men Gain Liberty.

Raleigh. N. c.. May 21-Three white
prisoners in the Wake County Jail
overpowered Jailer Marion Justice this
morning, took the keys from him
and escaped. They are all still a.
large. They were Will Holmes, L. w
Dawson and Howard Cook, all in Jail
for larceny. Holmes made belief he
was very ,.ck, and sent for the jailer
who entered hurriedly without the
usual precautions. thinking all the
prisoners were locked back in their
cells. Dawson and Cook were not.
They and Holmes overpowered the
jailer
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-22
Florist Moving
Next Door

Beginning June LIST the big florist
establishment OF Radcliffe & Tanner.
Gated si next door@a West Broad Street,
the II. b. Taylor Company store. Every
patron of the big florist establishment
will be served With the same prompt
ness and zeal rs heretofore. AS soon
as this firm can have it'snew building
completed ON the. site Of the present
store 1t will be better eqnipped for
its large and rapidly increas-
ing trade than ever before. The firm
wilt be, hack in its ews0uartcrs on
the old site ,Septenlb er-lhe lst,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-22

A special musical program has been
arranged by ]. S. Rcnnerfor the serv-
ices in Oak Grove Church to-day, A
quartet composed of Miss Eta Bond
soprano; Miss Nellie CLAYTON. alto
William East, tenor. and u. b. Phil
lips. bass will sing,
The Rev. d. G. Lancaster, pastor
will preach at both services. Ills
morning theme will be 1.-THE Whole
Army of God."t and the evening sub
ject will be, MANS Duty to God and
Man."
The Rev. ]. Clarence Miles, pastor
VIII preach at both services in Clop-
ton Street Church, His morning theme
will be, 1.-THE Women We Need and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-22
Contract for Veascl.

Washington, May 2l.--Thc Norfolk
and washington Steamboat Company
to-day awarded to the Harlem and
urolltngsworth Corporation. of VIII
mington Del, the contract for the
construction of a new vessel to be
known as tho Northland, sister ship
to the Southland. When completed tho
new boat will operate between this
city and Norfolk The contract price
is 100000,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-22

visiting the principal points of interest
in the city Will be rendered at in the
afternoon, while at . in the. evening
a reception will be given the delegates
and ladies at the Jefferson CLUB
The last session of the convention
comes on Tuesday morning at o AT i.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-22
Thank. from CHM.

Washington, D. c.. May 21.-rhc State
Department has received through the
Chinese minister here. the thanks os
the Chinese government for the cour
tcsies extended to Prince Tsai Tao
on his recent visit to this country. The
prince was exceedingly pleased AT the
friendly feeling of the American pco-
pie towards China, evidenced by his
cordial reception
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-22
South Richmond Bureau,
The Timcs-Dispatch,

The BOARD of Police Commissioners
will meet next "Wednesday night to
elect man to fill the vacancy caused
In the Washington Ward District by
the death recently OF Policeman r., P.
Smith.
Two candidates are In tho field for
the placc--John II. Lee. who has
served as n special police officer, and
James A. Nunnally. Both have been
indorscd. and both are highly spoken
or.
Denth of william q. Archer.
William c. Archer, thirty-six years
old. ,son OF tho late William Archer
and nephew Of tho late DIR. Edgar
Archer. died yesterday morning at
1880 O'Clock In his home. 1922 Stock
ton street. 49,
lie is survived by his mother and
one sister, Miss Ethel Archer The
funeral VIII take place from Contral
Methodist Church at 4 o'clock to-
morrow afternoon. Tnterment will be
In HOLLYWOOD
Post-OHice Completed.
The new post office of South Rich
mond ~ completed now In every do
tai, and yesterday the building was
thrown open for inspection by the
public The building cost nearly $780,
| 900. and rs tho handsomest structure
across the James. The doors were OBJ
1 ened az a;3o o'clock yesterday after
noon and the inspection went on nn-
VI AiSo o'clock, This ONCE VIII DC
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-22
News Of South Richmond
Special Music To-day.

known as Postal Satisfaction Of the
Richmond Post Office.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-22
NEW orrlcERs ELECTED.
Result of Annual Campnien at WasI

TSpecial to The Times Dlspatch.l
Lexington. Va. May 21,,-The an
nual election for the, various offices
In the student body of Washington
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-10-06

@hatten, bic rehte @eite nasb innen).
|i,nb nDh feilht gepldttet. Bel lebr
fh1nukigen Ganen tpirb hd5 gdtlse
0erfabren ,iicbt einrlal, fon5ern aleif
Hintereinnnber 3tpsimdl tpieberbplt.
8eifer 1T es, folde @d1en niht erft
at f9muBig iperben 5u laifen.
Bon Der Rartnffef. Die.
Rartoffel, bieie uns beilte faFt unenfz
bebrltd erfbeinenbe, aiibItne CRIB
fru6t. nlubte befanntlid burh ssrieb=
rid ben GroBen gum 9lnban auf Dem
Gaube ben 8auern erit bnrh gerorbz
ni!ngen 1rnb polisei getDaltfant a,lfge4
orongt fDerben. iie tpar @nhe bes Is.
Sdbrbnnberts noh nid)t entfernt alIz1
eemein Derbreitet. 1747 mar in MDl=
fenbii.tel Elm aiffldrenbes Mers bon
S. 6. 9oppe iiber Die Rdrtpffel err
lhienen, auf bem aud eine 1756 in
Serltn beralsgegsbenc 9[bbdnblung
fuBt, in Der bic 5rl,cht als bilIia,
,labrbaft, letdt in Der 3nbereiianq
enpfoblen tpirb. Mebrere Safe biefer
gmpfeblung iinb bellte fultilrgeIhiht.
lid intereiant unb mDeen bier tp1rt-
lid folgen: rGinige fpben unb fhGIen
rie Rartoffel unh maAen lie bonn nit
ein tpenia gerDitetem 3piebad linb
G1fig fauer. 9ln Hinbz nnb ShDp1
fenfleiF1 gsfoht IaHen ifh felbiee audi
cut efen. Mon fonn 1ie auh nnter
Wtld unb gier tbun, etipas Semmel=
frumme btnsil1reiben llno 1ol1es suz
fammen in elmer pfanne on ssIeifh
braten 1aifen, Giertuhen (2l tann
man ba-aus bereiten lpenn man Gdr-
tcffel anftdtt Der Selnmel barllntei
nttamt. Man ma6et auh &f0ghen
baraus -. 5tedet man bic grbdpfef
III 8dnfe unb !dbt fie nit broten. fn
1hmeden Tie ipie &a1tanien. Sorten
lafen fih ltngemein fbDn barans
baden. tpel9es ipie Manbeltorten
fhmedet." NJ. Das 9u6. bas II. a.
onh bic Nnleitung su benz friiber sana
unbefnnnten, beute febr perbreiteten
&artuffelialat gibt. enthdlt au6 einelt
Sob tpie ben folgenben: sd fDnnte
grempel anfiibren, baR 2eute gu etz
lihen Wohen. ohre 8rpt au baben,
dIein ron GrbGpfeln aelebt unb iid)
irifd uro eefnnD babel befunoen har
ten."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-10-06

|IeBters fiir $S,988. 600 Waartn bprtbir
oeIiefsrt bat, gesen So. .982. 900 be3ip.
Sc. .267 600 i'm Sabre 1900. SIM Sole
rer GiNfubr aus yranfrei1 mar Die
3unabme ppn 1908 auf 1909 allein sc
grpaent, ,unb 5eist iich baraus permntb=
lid Der ourh Brofperitdt erb0bte 8e=
bdrf Der ippblbabenberen Rubansr fir
cuslGnbif9e 2urns=Qlrtifel. Spanien
bat basesen ben llmfans fetner 9er=
foreung oes 8eoorfes feiner friiberel
aoIonie ni9t aufreht 81 erbalten per=
rnont. Denn Der Mertb Der lebtidbrie
gen ginfubr &ubas aus Spanien, bon
$8,194, 700, perslei6t fieb nit Dem
pon $9,755, 700 in 1900. gs ldBt ii6
ieoDd eriparten, baB Der geplante He=
oiproaitdts=0ertrag atpifhen ben beiz
ben 2dnbern einen She'll bes 8ebarfes
berSnfel an Sertil= unb 2urusndaren
5panten autpenoen pirb.
Oas tpidtieite Moment bes fubaz
nifden NuBenbanoels ift bas lleberz
tptegen Der 9lusf1br iiber Die ginfubr.
9lbgeieben BON genliin5tem GelOe itellte
flb Der lleberfdub iir 1908 auf 3d.
$4,000 unb Der fir 1909 gar auf
33,264,000. Die @in= unb 9lusfubr
bon Gilber unb 8plo i'm leBten Sabre
ersab etne Netto=gtnfubr BON $3, ,825, :
900. Die 1tarte zMusfubr bon
Waaren unb bic aniebnli9eMebrz Gin
flbr bon 8elb aeigen, bob auba ii9
tpirtbfdaftlid 8u beben begonnen bat,
froraus iih ipobl eine entipredenoe
politif9e 3ufriebenbeit ertparten ldBt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-10-06
Rte ,uirtb fd1nftlidJe Gage nnu
Guhu.

Die polittfde gnttpidluna aubas
mag mod ptel au piini9en iibrig la{=
fen. Gin genaues Bib oapon ldbt
fid Bel ben perl6tebentli9 aefdrbten
Mittbeilunsen bariiber ni1t entperfen.
Sort man Die eine Seite, 10 meint
nan. Ole 8epOlterung befinbe ii9 im=
mer nod i'm daotifhen Our6einanber
bon 6attionsitreittgt tpie in frii=
heren Sabren, fommt Ole aubere gu
Worte, 70 iinb Die anseblt9en llnru=
ben nur unbeoeutenoe puti6e, Die Der
frieoli4en 4agemeinbaltung teinen
Gintras tun tDnnen. Mir iponen ben
Geuten sDnnen, onB Die lebtere 9ar=
iteaung Die rt9tisere iit. Wirtbf9aftz
lia fdetnt bas 2ano gu profperieren,
ipie benz Sabresberidt bes Tinan5mi=
nifters 8ilegas au entnebmen lit.
Demielben aufolse 1T bic Waarenein=
fubr bon $66, $3.50 i'm Sabre 1900
auf $91, ,447, 900 i'm lebten Sabre se=
fiiegen. yioh beHer ftellt iih Der Mus=
peis in Der Nusfubr, Die in Ser ange=
sebenen 3eit BON ettpa 49 Millionen
auf nabe5u 125 Millionen geittegen
lit, i'm leBten Sabre allein Inn 30 Mil>
ltpnen.
Ser Mntbeil ber Ser. Staaten az
Dem 6anbel nit Der sSnlel 1T betrGdtz
lih nno aeigt gefunoe 3unabme. Sreiz
lid 1T bas uebergetpi9t anbduernb
groB 3ugunten Der Musfubr bon Rus
bG na9 oen Ser. Staaten. Dieielbe
iitimgD<rtbe bon $33, 3,246, 900 in 1900
auf $1O9, AL, 300 in 1909 seftiesen,
ippgegen Die @infubr Rubas aus ben
Der. @taaten iicb nnr i'm @erte BON
$29, ,176, 900 in 1900 auf sac, 6,339, 900
in 1909 seboben bat. Smmerbin bat
i'm Werbrduh anerifanii1er gr3eugz
nif1e bonieiten Der Betpobner Der sssnz
TEL IN ben aebn Sabren cine 3unabme
BON 60 pro3ent ftattsefunben. Bon
ner Oe1anntz3 z3nnabme i'm Werthe ber
Smportationen bon $28, 100000 entz
fGlt auf fol9e arnerifani51er GER
funff alIein cine 3unobme nm etipa
$17, 800, 900.
BON berGeldmmt= 3unabme Der gin=
flibr 1T nur einNntbeil BON 81 800, 900
Grpbbritannien 5ugute gtfonlrnen,
iDOber TN borigen Sabre fiir $12, ,26O, i
400 Wduren ftahRubu importirt ippr~
0tl fino. Grfolgreiner I'm Nerfebr
init Dtr Jnftl finb Deutfdlnno unb
Drontreif, bon benfH oas erittre in
1909 bsrtits fiir $685.. 900 iinb bas
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-10-06
Ru1nTd1e M MrtI,norn,,

Die Miaionsn=llnt llnterfhlogungen BET,
ben rufiif6en Staatsbabnen erinnern.
70 fhreibt elm &ore1ponbent, on einen
polniihen @rnBgrunbbeiiber in Der
proDina ppfen, ben pertpanb16aftli4e
uno geithdftlide 8e5iebunsen bdufig
na9 2oos unb Mariheu Fiibrten. gr
erSdblte, baB er fir aeipDbnLi6 ME etne
@ifenbobnfarte fir Die rufiifden
Streden lDlte, fpnoern Den tpntrollies
renOen Schaffner nit Der 6alfte bes
tarifmdbieen Sabrpreiles in 8aur abz
fano. Gines Saess bemerfte er nun
auf elmer ruiIif6en Station einsn
3ugbeomten in beionberer Uniform,
Der inn auf 8efraeen ais ,HepiIor"
be5eihnet tpurbe. Gr l0fte fih besbolb
oiesmal cine Sabrtarte unb nabm
oann ieinen plob elm. Der S6affner
fraste i'm unauffdllie, pe5holb er iib
cine 10 theure &arie getauft babe. 9lls
Der Heifenbe erlpiperte. es fei bod Elm
Hepiior i'm 3use, meinte Der SGaff:
ner: rNun, Der bat Jroll uno Ginber,
bic au6 leben pollen; pom @ebalt bes
Mannes fonnen tie bas nibt." Notiir=
lid intereHierte es Sen Heifenben, gu
erfabren. ipie benn Der Nepifor ,3u feiz
mem Hehte fomme, ipenn Der, 5maffs
ner in Ser iiblihen Meife hen sSabrs
preis erb0be. Oas lpurbe linn in aller
9armlpiigteit folgenoermoben ertldrt:
Ser 5haffner iebt bic fabrfarten=
lofen &eiienben in beionbere 3ugab=
tbeile (nebenbei bemerft fibr man friie
Der in MmBlanb INNER bequemer obne
Iabrfarte, bic ,bummen" syabrgGfte
nit Rarte purben sniammengepferht),
bann nirb elm 8eraei6nis aufgefellt,
in Dem Die Nummern Der befonberen
Mbtbeile unb bic 3ubl berNeiienben gs=
trennt noh oen einSelnen 3ielorten err
fheinen, Der pereinnabmte Betraa lpirD
aufsef9rieben unb SO b. $. bes @e~y
famtbetrages OemNebifpr nit Ser Muf=
itellung aussebdnbiet. Muf bieie Weiz
fe famen Der Reifenbe, Der @daffner
unb Der gfepifor auf ibre Soften. Menn
bas piele Sabre auf ben pripatbabnen
(bier berMarfdau= =Miener-G Giienbabnz
aefellfdaft) m0alif ipar,, I'D bod oie
Mttiondre auf bie Oipibenbe tparteten
uno besbalb ipDbl fir tunlihfte Som
trolle Der Ginnabnlen unb Musgaben
iDrgten, ,tpie inog es ba BEL ben @tnnts=
babnen bergegangen fein (pber nod
bergeben2), mo Der grobe @elbbeuisI
mandem uneri1Opflih fheint2
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-10-06
lns Ger 1Doci,e.
Welt uno Gsben unter Ser Eupe coi
torieller Betrad,tuns.
Gi.ts assate GpndJe fir 4nnB
4minttn.

Mit sSubel feiert Gong Sslanb ben
8eginn elmer ileuen @pDhe in feiner
@eIdiG3te, benn Der Sraun bon Sabr=
aebnten, Die 4nfdlieBung Der Sniel an
bas 5eitlanp, lit nit Der grDffnung
Der Sunnels Der pennfplpaniaz8abn
sur 9atfa9e sepDroen. Cine lleber=
i9dbung be Midtisfeit Oiefes greis=
niiIes 1T lrnnDglih, oenn es beoeutet
Die 5daffung BON unsebeuren neuen
Mertben unb beHere2ebensz nnbWobn=
perbdltniffe fir 9unoerttauienbe ober
pieneidt Millionen bon Menfden.
Durd bic nit einem enornen 8os
itenauftpano selhaffenen Sunnels
miro Ole Gntfernung 5ptfden Man=
battan unb ben Orti4often in Den
gounties Queens, Naffau unb Sufz
frlt infolge Der 8erfiiraung Der 5dbrz
3eit um bic 6Glfte pber mebr permtn=
oert. Die 5olse babpn miro fein,
oaB bauptfddlich in ben nod brad
liesenoen rieiieen @ebieten BON
Queens unge3dblte Saulenbs, Die jeBt
In ben MietbsfaIernen bon MltzNeip
Dorf elm unseiunoes unb pielfa9 nidt
meni9entpiirbiges Ooiein fiibren, nit
Shaaren BON Neuanf0mmlingen aus
Der Nlten Welt geiunoe 9eimitdtten
finben.
Die grtpartung, BOB Song Sslanb
innerbalb Ser ndhiten 9etaoe einen
erDberen 8epDlferungsauipahs baben
tpirb, als irsenb Elm anbersr She'll Der
Ser. Staaten, iit ni9t alt pptimiitii9.
Oas erfheint i'm 9egentbeil iebt, ipo
hie Sunnels fertig unb Dem 8etrteb
iiberseben finb, beinahe als cine Sc
riBbett. benn ourh Die Nnglteoerung
Der Sniel an bic sroBen G6ienenneBe
beg 5eitlanbes miro ibre sSnouitrie ge=
boben, tpie ME por6er. gntlang ben
herfhteoenen 8abnlinien iperben Out
Senoe uno 9unoerte bon 5abrifen aus
Der Grbe tpo9ien, bis btnaus mad
Montauf potnt. Der Mnfang oan,it
ift bereits gemaht. uno um Die So
brifen nerben it9 bliibenbe Mniieblunz
gen, neue Stdbte unb Ortf6aften Bill
ben, Oenn Ger inbuitrielle guffhtpung
muB Nrbeit uno 8rpt in sSiille brinz
gen.
Durd Die Sdaffune ser Sunnels
haben iid Der gu friib peritorbene prd=
iibent GaIatt, Die Oirettpren, bic i'm
nnteritiibten, als iein Projett bon
fonferuatipen 8abnmagnaten uno ST.
nanaiers als tpobntpibis besei6net
purbe, uno oie jeBigen 2eiter ser
Bennlplpantaz8ubn Elm 0erbienit err
iporben, bas ii6 nidt in 3ablen 1bGtz
gen lGbt. Die ppramioen lparen
Senfndler Ser @itelteit bon 8Dnieen,
bic penniblDania Sunnels aber iinb
eipise Wonumente Der 3tbilii iation,
bes Sortl6rittes uno oes amerifaniz
fden llnternsbmungsgetites.
OR. 9. M. s.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-10-06

our1 Deutfhlanos ginflnB, iDnoern
infplge Der in3uperIdifigeil poIiiif
NuBldnbs, Mir ipiIien, bob bic ruff
sfebe @eTellihaft iinb Die liberale ruiz
afifde preife pie ruiliicbe Ansriffspoliz
tit nint biuigen. aber beDauerlinerz
tpeiIe itimnt lire SbStiafeit ttidbt nit
zen Miinfden Therein, nsthe 0ie 9erz
treter Der ruififhen geielKhaft gum
Musbrud brineen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-10-06

Qluf Der Malapi1aen 6albinTel
tpahien perlen amf RafaobGunen, Be-
rihte nnier bortiger @enerfDnfuI an
bns 9anbelsbeparteinent. 3dblreihe
Oamen tperben iih ieBt ipobl eine Gaz
taobaumfarm dnlegen tpollen.
Mleranoer b. 9umbolbt lit in Der
Sta6t Merifo einDenffnl geieBt iporz
ben. Mber bic meiiten Qeute iperben
ii4 bort ipabrfheinli1 beim beffen
Willen auf i'm niht redt befnnen
fDnnen.
Gin grDBer Hei5 am 2eben lit Sic
gaeusier. Infer erftes Wort, ipenn mir
eirlanoer begesnen, lit: .Mas eibt Ia
92eues ~
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-10-06

sileuen r,ifiif1ef ainisni1iffe. IOipis
fir bic fpanifhen Neuboaten poraet
feben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-10-06

gu aroBe 2iebensniiroisteit pirft
ipie 5u ftarfes Parfiim.
Mun1e Qeute f6enfen nur UNI bes
8emrbtfeins tptllen, sefhenft gu ba=
ben.
@pnrfamfeit 1T Der Wea sum geid,.
tum, aber nit benz Mutomcbil fann
man ni9t barauf fabren.
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2luh Der Snbianer 1T Elm gutter ssn.,
bianer, ber etipas Fat, bas man ibn
abnehmen fdnn, un0 Der es iich aud
obnehmen ldbt.
Sn Nortb gnrolind baben lie eine
9enne, bic finst. Wenn iie babel flei=
Big Gier lest, fo mag es ihr persieben
fein.
Fernando Bernasconi, ein sstolie=
ner, mill einen Meroplan erfunoen ba~
ben, Der ni9t fallen tann Wir limb
neuigerig. Meroplane, Die nint fteiaen
tDnnen, baben mir bereits.
Der gntideibung eines Midters in
Netp SerfeD 5ufolge barf einem be-
irunfenen Manne feia 6eirntsfhein
ausgefteIt fperben. Diefe Nerfiaunq
finbet natiirIih auf fDlhe, bic nur
pom aiebesfieber beraniht iino, feline
Mnpenbung. obgleih Elm folder 3u.
Itonb aud feine Webenfen bot.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-10-06

Prattif9e Winte. Gum
mieiirtel rpllen iih tpeniger let1t um,
lpenn man lie tdglidb ipenbet. b. f.,
einrnal bic @1nalle bon re1ts unb
COS nd1ite Mal BON linfs Ihliebt.
Gbenfo mub man lie beim Mbnebmen
lofort feit auftpideln. Mne @ahen
aus @iienbleh trie Roblentaften, Rob-
lenfhaufeln m5m. fann man ipie nel:
beritelIen, trenn man lie nit Gi1enlaf
onftrei1t. Sic ftnb alsbann bon
rlellen ,,id1t au unterf1eiben. lin
gitroneniaft au .on1erbiren, prei1e
man ibn permittelf elmer gldiernen
gitronenpreHe aus, flint i'm in ssla+
ihen lnb foebt biefe im Maferbabc
cine Gt,lnbe nit aufge1ebtem 5t0pfel.
gDeEn iie IN, Mafferbdbe erfaltet 1inb,
Sertort! mon tie linb bebt iie auf. Der
Saft balt iid5 Sabre lang. Sir Rrante
ninmt man ibn Ii. a. ftatt GIiig an
6aldte, bic bann fehr befcrnmlih unb
Iei1t Derballid3 iiilb. Neim MeiBz
itiden fann man bebentenb bei1er arr
beiten, ipenn man ben 6tidfaben nit
einen Gtiid tDeiben 8snenipahfes
einreibt. Ct 3erreiBt bann niht 10
leiht unb bic 5tiderei ipirb bierbei
aun bel nnfebnliher. GlaneIz
iahen tp1{ht mon, inbeni man lie cine
EdIbe 5tunbe lang IN laues @eifens
tpa1er legt, benz man einen tiihtigea
gub Salmiafgeiit unh einige 2rppfen
1erpentin beigefiigt bdt. Set 5iiges
nedt bleiben Die 6a1er cine bdlba
5tunbe lang BARN liegen, iptrben
bnnn tiihtig In benz Waffer geitauht
Iauf unb nb getobtu), dber gar ni6t
geriebtn unb nd9her gtfpiilt, ni0gS
iigbft mad ibrsr Jorm oufgsbdnst (iu
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-10-06

6iirfhIe9teingebr S brc d) tes
9eit empfieblt fih febr bas Gin
Hreuen bon Gdla, unb 3irdr / pfnnb
aiif 300 pfnnb Sutter, inbem bas.
ihi!rA foDDbI bas Gcbintmeln, al5
ftarte Grbisnng bebinbert iperben.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-02-09
Complete Revelation of the
Secrets of the New
York Organization
is Promised.
Investigation OF FISKE { co.
Shocking Exposures Expect
ed to Follow from the
Testimony.

New York, Feb "a complete
revelation of the secret methods OF
the New York stock Exchange ad-
III n'stra,ion is promised as result
Of he Investigation into The failure
OF J NJ FIskc and Company one %
The three firms hat went down m
collapse cf the locking coal ana
iron pool
For the nrst tmc history it was
learned author'tauvely today tha,
members governing the committee cf
exchange viii bc summoned ,o he
witness stand 10 ,eI Of their work.
The stock Exchange since i.s or
ea0izc. ON has laen cordac.,d iu
secrecy There fs no out- d. jarj di.-
ton The dec ION Of tha governing
board is final d all matters. II is
said that bringing tha governors in
TO the limelght wil resul, In some
Fhockng exposures.