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The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1910-07-15
Wives of congressman, Not to Be Out
done by Husbands, Prepare Own
Personal Sketches.

Not to be outdone by their hus-
bands, each of whom has a chance to
spread himself in an autobiography
upon the pages of the Congressional
Directory, the wives of senators and
representatives who compose the
Congressional club in Washington are
busy getting up biographies of them
selves, which will shortly be seen in
print. Here is one Of the questions
which has opened up lots Of discus
sion:
Were the voters in your own fam
fly of the same political folth as your
husbands"
These answers developed that there
are even successful inventors among
congressmen's wives, Successful teach
ers, talented musicians and artists
abound. Many have hobbies which
would, they believe, In time Of stress.
ret them good income,
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1910-07-15

The fond father held the manu-
script while his son practised the ora,
ton.
Shall we permit the ruthless hand
of the hydra-headed tyrant,' cried the
youth, "to-to-to-well, what is it?"
The father was wrestling with the
manuscript
"Oh, yes" he muttered, here 1t is:
to dessicate.' Go on"
It's desecrate," cried the boy, in
dignantly. Shall we permit the
ruthless hand of the hydra-headed
tyrant to desecrate the-the-the-'
why don't you prompt me?"
The father was staring hard at the
manuscript.
"The-the poodle-paddle-poodle-
um of our liver ties" he stammered.
It's the palladium Of our liber-
ties roared the boy. Gimme that
paper-I'll say it meself."
And he stalked away angrily.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1910-07-15

other side of the Allegheny noun
tains, one strikes into the various
branches Of the Ohio river and finds
himself in a trench several hundred
feet below the general level Of the
land, and extending for more than
1000 miles in length until the river
emerges into the center of the Mis-
sissippi valley The upper part Of
the Mississippi occupies a similar
gorge for a still greater distance
Everywhere along this portion of their
course on ascending either side of the
rivers to the summit, one will find
himself upon a vast plain, extending
off in either direction, whose main
superficial irregularities are those
which have been produced by the ero-
sion of the countless smaller streams
which Joined together make the great
rivers.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1910-07-15
MEETS A STRANGE DEATH

Patrick Drum, employed on the es.
tate of Levi G. Weir of Locust Valley,
L. l., met instant death the other day
in a peculiar manner. He was NOV
ing the lawn in front OF the house
when he came to piece of wire
dangling from a pole, but he paid no
attention to 1t.
AS the steel running gear Of the
moving machine struck the wire in a
spot where the insulation had been
worn the man fell lifeless. 1t was dis
covered that what he ran over was
a charged electric light wire which
had been blown down.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1910-07-15
HEART ON THE WRONG SIDE

A remarkable natural phenomenon
was revealed at Sienna, in Italy. lately
when a young shoemaker named Dino
Tacamoni appeared to undergo medi-
cal inspection for military conscrip.
ton.
The doctors in attendance made the
astounding discovery that Dino has
his heart on the right side and his
liver on the left.
A specialist summoned to the con.
sultation, however, said that though
the case is most exceptional, there is
no reason why he chould not be a long
liver, as the heart is quite normal in
its action. Tacamoni is to be studied
by a commission of physiological ex-
perts.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1910-07-15

wives Of congressman has shown me
that their lives are extremely interest
ing. They come from all parts Of the
country and from all the varied stocks
which compose our heterogeneous pop
ulation. Add to this the fact that they
are the wives Of the men the Ameri-
can people have chosen to represent
them and it is easy to see that they
are possibly the most representative
class of women in the country | be-
gan to ask the other members of the
club to write little biographies of
themselves for my own persual. They
treated it as a joke, but soon saw
lat the information they gave, if ac-
vessible to all the members, would
afford wonderfully interesting read
ing"
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1910-07-15
But He Wasn't.

Senator Depew, in his Washington
residence on his seventy-sixth birth
day, told a reporter that his health
was perfect.
You do, indeed, sir" said the re-
porter heartily, look the picture of
health"
Yes" said the senator, q shouldn't
have said was we'll if my appearance
didn't bear me out. A self-contradic-
didn't bear me out. A self-contradic,
You have heard about the census
taker?
"A census taker rang the bell of a
Hillyer place residence the other day
and an elderly gentleman opened the
door.
I'd like to see the head of the
house, said the census taker.
Ssh! Not so loudI whispered the
elderly gentleman. Now, what is it?
I'm the head of the house%"
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1910-07-15
SHlKILLlMY PROFILE.

The clearly cut profile Of the rock
shown in the accompanying illustra-
ton is entirely the work Of nature.
The profile has been carved by the
great artist from a perfectly solid face
at least twelve feet high. It is to be
seen on Blue hill, just opposite the
town OF Northumberland, Pa. across
the West branch of the susquehanna
river. The hill on which It is located
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1910-07-15
Public Schools Lose Ground

The statement has just been made
that smaller proportion of children
go to the public shoots now than went
ten years ago, says the New York
Sun. At the same time the enroll
ment Of students in colleges has in
creased. The theory is that the high
cost Of living takes the poorer chill,
dren from the public schools and puts
them to work. The pinch is not felt
By the well-to-do, who in increasing
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1910-07-15

numbers send their young folks to
institutions of higher learning.
The public school population is
reckoned on persons of the ages from
five to eighteen years. According to
the American Educational Review all
divisions of the country show a de-
crease with the exception of the west
ern.
The total returns indicate that
there were enrolled in 19O7-OS some
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1910-07-15
HORSE WALKS OVER TRESTLE

Without any hesitancy a horse
walked the ties across the old Pitts
burg & Lake Erie railroad bridge one
half mile long, between Beaver and
Monaco, Pa. Several times during its
walk the horse went to the edge and
looked down on the water, 80 feet be.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1910-07-15
Lightning Rods on the Waite House.

LTgTtTITTT9 0VNa VTI TIC " TITO TTVUsU1
The White House is going to have
lightning rods. They will be put on
some time this summer. The distin-
guished occupants Of the mansion past
and present have never been pro
tected against Jupiter's bolts. The rods
will be put on every part Of the build
ing, except the low Offices where the
president transacts his official bust
ness. Col Spencer S. Colby, United
States superintendent of public
grounds and buildings, persuaded Mr..
Taft that the White House ought to
be equipped with the rods and execu-
tive approval was given. The cost
viii be between $500 and S6OO.-Phila,
delphia North American.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1910-07-15
A CHEEKY Impression.

1--WE should always help people to
look on the bright and hopeful side
of things"
my sentiments exactly" replied
Farmer Conrntossel That's why l
always put the big berries at the top
of the box"
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1910-07-15
FINDS A WHITE RATTLESNAKE

DR.. s. Maddox of Monroe county.
Missouri while in his field watching
his sons plow, found a white rattle
snake with seven rattles. This is the
first white rattlesnake ever found in
that section.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1910-07-15
A Serious Blunder.

"Yes," said the drug clerk, II am
called up occasionally to compound
prescriptions at night"
Isn't a man apt to make mistakes
working in semi-darkness?"
You bet he is. I took a plugged
quarter once"
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1910-07-15

69.92 per cent. Of the school pOpula-
tion, while in 1900 72.49 per cent. were
enrolled. The loss in New York city
in the decade approXimates 8 per cent.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1910-07-15

IN e strea m
o S ses this
range with a gra
dent that Is con.
tinuous with that
Of the vast prai-
rie regions s
above and below.
The Yenisei riv-
er has cut a sim
liar gorge across
{ h e granite
mountain chain
which rose up 10
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1910-07-15

A woman can stand a lot of suffer
ing if she doesn't have to keep quiet
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1910-07-15

HE power OF running Water
TO remove sand, gravel
and pebbles increases in
a remarkable degree with
the Increase In velocity, so
that mining engineers can
make accurate calcula.
tlons concerning the We
Ioclty which Is necessary
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-27
Sdrmcrc ~Imid)mlSignmg.

-NorfoIf, So, 26. Mar5. -
Der Hefo9nos5irlngsfreuSer ga.
lem, Der iid Dem SHmelterlhitt
Birmingham" ailf elmer Sobrt nad)
Gin mcrifa lno Der @eItfiilte
Iirifo's nnid)lieBen una bon oa aus
ipahreno bes fpnlmenoen SpmmerS
Gcriud,c nit Der brobtlpien Sclegra-
pbic nod Der Station in 9raltrod,
Woii.. mnd,en iplte, fam nid)t IN
See aebcn, ba Momirol GilIingbam
cine llnteriudnug eingeleitct bat, iuo-
Ditrd) feltgcitellt mer0en ion, pb anf
oern Shiff mirflih Wannld)afteit
grob mo grailiam ~bebnnbelt murben.
Hadl0em man nnf Der Seite Der
.Solem" Die @orte Grams MaO
Soltle" III Seliarbc porgeiunoen bot.
te, iprane Elm Matroie, Der iiinf
Sabre 8efGnsnib 81 perbiiben batte,
iiber 9oro. Gle rSolcm" miro bon
Gapitdn George 81. gpanS commaIt.
Dirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-27
Nene pulitiidJc Enrtci.
Gie Nrbeiter bon philadelphia grin.
bcn cine iolde. = 10000 Wtonn
an Der ggitotion bctDcili0t.

nt Der Ngltotion bctDclligt.
Philadelphia, 26. MGr5. 49,
Tie hiciigc Nrbciternclt bot ocn &c.
ihlub geiabt, nit Hiidlid)t alti bic
ibr feinolih aeaeniiber itebenben po.
litiiheit Ginfiiiie cine ielbititGnoigc
polltiid)e Nrbeiterpnrtei jn's 9cben ST.
ruien. 81 bieiem 3luede iono bcl,te
cine Serotbulg itatt, an Der itngc.
iGbr tolticno Iclegotcn Der peridie-
oenen @elucrfifoftcn tbeilllobmen.-
Gcr @oriiber Sohn S.MiTpbp &rdii,
bent Der IS. 2. g." mllrOc crnl1d).
tigt, ein Gonlitc bon elf Ofitglicocru
81 ernernen, lpcldIcs oic El6nc iilr
Die tellc Eurtei mlsurbeiten unb elmer
TcrIomlnlling nttcr6reitcn iol, Die
in &iir5c ipieber 5uiommcn trctcn ioll.
Sn oieier @erlommlung, ST pclher
S%elrgoten ollcr 8elperfld)oitcn cillgc.
laoen. lpcroen, loIen Goloioutcn aus.
gGpGblt mo cine Elottiorm cntiuor.
len lpcr0cn.
5000 Irbciter nm Strife.
Y icago, 26. W1r5. - 9[fttou-
ieno Nnitreiher ulb 9~eforoteure be.
reiten iib fir cillen Strite ol1 II
april Dor. Nn bieiem Gage 9ebt
n1mlid) oaS Ibfpmmen nit ocn Con.
trottoren 81 Gnbe, mo Tolls lid, niht
befriebi9elibe Gereinbotun9en treiien
loIicl,, ipiro es iid)er sllnl Musitonb
fomnen.
@robcr Strifepon @ruben.
lcutcn.
Cincinnati. Ohio, 26. W1r5.-
% es 5piid)en Den @rubcnleiltell ilnb
&pblcngrllbcn-@ elibern in Ohio, HSn.
Diana uno Ecnnipluonien betreiiS Der
Spbnlfala 5u feincr Giniarna font
men fam, aelangt Die Mueelegenhcit
nlorgen Dor Den bier in SiBung be.
finOlidcn 8ruben-Gonpent = Gin
Strife bon 10000 @rllbeilorbeitcrn in
Ohio bari ols iid)er oflaencmmen
meroen.
W a f incnorbeiter Itcbcn
aus.
@ilfcSborrc. go, 26. MGrs.
Sreibunbert Mann Der yMober
Wod)ine 60" linb beute sur G%rsipill.
glrng bo6crer 26bne an ben Strife
g%egongcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-27
Snnbes -Ginnabmen.

Grreidung oes Spronihloges oes
Sefretars Mc@eaab nod feines.
iucgs ousgeihloiien.
@abington II, 26. WGr5. @enn
tic nad oen G%imnabmen mdbreno Der
crIten ad)t Wol1ate bes laltienocil
Sisfoliobres in Sobe bon $177,779,-
1873 urtbeilen oiirfen, 10 glouben Die
Wcanlten oes Snlanbiteuer . 9iireaus
ohliebmen SIT biirfen, oaB ser &c
ianmtcrtroe fir oos Sabr 1910 ben
&oridlag oes GommiiiGrs Gabeu in
leitem Sabresberiht IN S0be bon
$253,000,00O nod i'm $13,OOO,00O
ilberitei9en iperoen. Mli6 Die 3oll.
einnabmen iteigern iib in letter 3eit
in Dem MaBe. boB, menn es babel
blcibt, Ser Soronidlag bcs Sfas-
Sefretars McGeasb pon$335, 100000
fir bas Iailfenoe Sabr iid oils a~l,trcf.
felo criueiien miro. Bis iebt iinb aus
oieier Gl,ele $247,663,14 perei,l-
noblnt moroen.
Gle Snlanoitcuern n1breno hes
Monats Sebrlior betri,sen $19,440,-
1870 ober $t,S35,029 mebr als i'm Sc
brllor 1909. Iie GorporationsItcil-
erll betri,gen ipdbrenh Der Wonate
Saruar uno 5ebruar STAG. Tie
Ginnabmen aus ben Spirituoien-
Steuern erreiftcn mdbrenb bes Sc
briiar Die Sobe bon $11,259,643 ober
nm $1,257,O65 me5r, als ip1brenD
oes entipredenoen Monats oes 0or-
iabres. Mnh Die Mbgaben aiif 81
garretten itiegen geeen oas Ioriabr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-27
Ser 8rnnb Der Sbcucrung.

Gie 9eb61ferung bat luGbreno Der
lcbten Tcfooe bctrGftlid sil., Die
Erobuftion Scr Nobrungsmittcl
obgcnonmcr.
Molhingtom 26. Mdr5.-allS
ben einlhlGgigell Wcridten, ipel6c
hoS Genius . 9iireut mo oas LAMB.
lplrtblbaftlide Sepurtement erboltert
Nabert. 5iebt Dus itotiitiide 9iireal
Die Sol9ernng, boB Die 9epolferung
Der Scr. Stnutcn m0brenb Der leb-
ten 5cbn Sabre INN 100000 5rgc.
nonment Die 3obl Der gum S6lod).
tcn 'btitf1lmtcn Nhubtuerr- bageocn
inn 100000 Stiif obgcnommen bat.
Mobrello ollf Der einen Scitc cine
3unubnlc heS WertbeS oca &iebS I'M
- Ero5clt 5t per5cid)ncn mar, bat
chi Der ulocrcn Settle cine Ibndbmc
Der 3abl nm 3 Trojclt ltottgcfun.
oclt. @lcid5citig lit Der ErciS 0c5
5llr MGitung Der Sbicrc oicnelloen
8etroiocs mn 56 bis 70 Trn5eut &c.
iticgcn NM Der @ertb Der Hiloer,
SGafe mtb SdWeine bes Solloes,
nclfcr I'M Sabre 1901 altf $1,Sl3,s
000,O00 gcifGbt milroe, mllBte inn
Sabre 1910 ouf $2,36S,000,0O0 per-
ollid,loNt meroert. mas elmer 3unab.
i!le Inn - Ero5ent gleidfonmt.
sic Hinoer liilo Die ein5ige g[rt BON
Sd)lohtpieb, meld)cS nit Der 3unab-
me Der 9epolferung einiaermaBen
Sfritt gebolten bat. Sbre 3unabnle
bat nGmlid II Ero5ent betraeen,
mGbreho Die @ep0lferung I'M t6
Ero5ent sulabn1. Shmlol5 bate I'M
Sabre 1901 cinen '@ertb bon "A
Gents, im Sabre 1910 aber eincn
iolden pon Is Gents, 10 baB bic gu.
nubmc 143 Yro5cnt betrGgt. @enig.
itellS tbeiliueiie oiirite iid Dies ba'
bird crflGrell, DOB Die 3obl Der
Sdmciuc inn 2onbc INN Is Yrp5cnt
nbgcnnmmen bot.
SOB Mciies.
Hcm- Orleans, Ga, &c. MfdrS.
- Gic Hice s(liociation Of gmlericu
gebentt inn gol5en 2onbe Eropogall'
% boiiir 81, mohelt, OoB man Den
NciS ais G%riobmlittel fir 0leiib be-
nlibt. Ger %erbano miro ONT 10.
Npril bier cine &crionmlung abbal-
ten unb oild) bel oieicr @clegenbeit
fiir Ole ollBerorbentlid)en SorSii9e oes
Ieiica olS Tobrungsmittel eintrete:l.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-27
Bon ben NeIen peridllnnacn.

YbtIaoeIpbia, Ea., 26. WGrs.
Ter beutihe, ans Galfutto onse.
fommere Tampier uShmarsiels" bat
ont II. Mdr5 oui bober See eit llof
paiiirt, bon bem berab mn Die ,Sesen
zines Natroienbemoes ipebten. @abr.
id)einIid) puroc Dos SloB Don Ger
Nmnid,aft zines untergeganecnen
gaubol5-S dooners bcreeItellt. an1
f~oleenoen Gage paiiirte Die. Sflpars.
feIs" ein @rad nit benz aiel nad)
oben. Aud Der in Saliiar ein9elor.
fene Snnnbirg . amerifa . Compiler
.&omburg" beridtete aui orabtloienl
@ege, onb er aui Der 3obrt bon Sc.
riiio nod Neiu-Dorf Gin grobes eefen.
tertes sdiff eeiid,tet babe. Nahr-
ifeinIiG 1T Is 0afieIbe Nraf, meldes
BON Der sSdpnr5felsa oeieben iuaro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-27
sSpbn Hicfc acitOrbcn.

Rem 9orf, 26. M1rS. 81.
mem lanaiabriaen 2eioen lit geitern
Sobn Hiefe, YrGiibent Der Goninmers
@reiuing 60, Gbren . Yrdiioent oeS
Tlottoeutiten Sulfsteit . @ereinS
bon Meiu . Dorf unb Mitglieo sobl-
reiher Gereine IN ieillem Sailie Gr.
173, SIt-9i. StraBe, erle9en. Mit
&iefe idJeioet cine Yerionlihfeit ans
Dem 2eben, Die unter Den Blottoeiit-
id)en unierer Staot ieit Sobren cine
berporrogenoe Sole seipielt bat. ails
tleinen 8erbaltniiien arbeitcte lid) Der
IN 8e9eiad, Sonnoper, @eborene, oils
Snnge nah Mmerifa @efommene inl
Sanoe ieiuer Wobl 5t elmer SteIlung
einpor, mie Tie MIR bon @iinItlingcil
hes Slides erflommen 5u werocll
pilegt. Bel Inn ipnr eS aber nid)t
oas Slid allein, bos i'm Den Neg CUR
Sobe fiuben lieB, ieiner ei9encn Chat.
traft, ieincr unermiibliten grbcit,
ino nidlt gum ipenisitcu Der @abe,
init Wenlden n%nnSngeben mo iic
bnrd 2iebenspiiroigfeit lid 5r6rcun-
ben 5u mod)en, bate er es poN,ebm.
lid 5u banfen, oaB er, Der 5i gnfang
ieir,er Gorriere ein iimpler Grocer
Glerf ipor, oils Eraiioent zines mGd)-
tieen inouitrieqen llnternebmens ell.
0ete.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-27
3iu0lfjabriges NsGoden .eridpHen.

Anoni ia, Gonn., 26. Mdr5. -
Gic t~2siqbriee emma Hebner ipliroe
bier geitern IN ibrer @obnung er.
idoiien. Ger 80 Sabre alte Senrp
Woebler, Der bel oeil/Hebners wobll-
re, lit perifmunoen mo miro bon Der
Yol5ei Der 5bat ueroddtist. @ie
bon 2etterer seiaet miro, 5eigte
Woebler ben Gepolper eia,em 5rerno.
Sierbei entluo iid) Die @affe, unb
Der SdiiB trof bos aino in sic red)te
9rltlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-27
Mabris' Starriinn.

Nem- Orleans, 26. Mar5. =
Der GrGiiocnt Mobri5 bon Nicara.
qua lit cntidloiicn, sen INNER nod
in Der @cmolt ser HepolutionGre be-
iinolid)cn Sbeil ieiues 2anbes Sll-
riid5uerobcrn. @ic oer.bieiige nicaros
giianild)e aoniul Srancisco altiful
beiite erfldrte, beiinoet iih Der sroBte
5beil Der &egierungstruppen ieit
ied)S 1ogcl aiif Dem Marid nad)
0llieficlhs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-27
. Welb unb GaIiirer Dcrmist.

Scottle, @aib., 26. Mfar5. =
grtbur @atfins, bisber &aiiirer in
bem 9iireal, elmer bieiisen @runbbc-
iss@eieaidaft, lit perihmunoen, 'ino
mie feline arbeitgeber bebaupten, fat
ct Elm Gefi3it BON $4,000 binterlai,
len, lpcsbol6 CT periolgt miro. @ot-
fins mar aus Mattealpan, N.-Y., 100
iein Goter nod mobilt. bierber gefom-
men, ullO Die bortise Eoli3ei lit er-
ind,t moroeit, naf linn 81 redcrdi.
rem.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-27
Itlantiide Tlotte nurb,uGrts.

@aibinatu ~ 26. Mdr5. - Gie
atlontildlc Nlntte lit bon @uantaua-
mo, Cuba, norom1rts nod) Sampton
Mooos ab9cfoWert, bon no lie nad)
fur5cr Galiie mad, ben iiiolifen lie.
bllngs9clpGiiern bel Gbciopeafe.G ape
aIibrid)t. Gort pcrOen Die Shieb.
iibungcl olf Sd)eibcn iort9cictt, Die
iriibcr oufgegeben iperoen muBten. ga
5mei Ser groben dwimmenoen 3iele
pdbrenb zines Sturmcs an Der Mo-
rplGnber &iiite perloren gineen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-27
Sffenc 8eiualt.
3pei amerifoniibe Sdooner in Nis
caragltA beidlagnabmt.

9Iuefielb, Nicoraguo, 2G.
MGr5. - Sic i'm geiis BON amerifu.
nern befinoliden Sdooner Bart"
rno nGsfuer5o" lino bon enrique
Gspino5a, einem 8ruber oes tribe.
rem @%eianbten Nicoraeua'5 in bcn
Ser. Staaten, HoooIfo espino5a, nit
0eldlag belcgt morOen.
Mon periiderte iif ibrer i'm Aa,
men Der conititutionellen Hegierung
ltno brad)fe iie noh @reptolpn, no
iie Den Sruppen oes ErGiibenten Wo.
Orig iibergehen nurben, I'm oils
Sransportidiiie beniist 81 merOen.
Waori5 perfiigt in 8rcptonn iiber
etlpa 2OOO damn SrIppen.
3ie BETTER Der Shiiie lcgtcn bel
Dem amerifoniiden &oniul BroteIt
gegen Die 9eitlngnobme Elm, ms
ser aoniul crilthte ben 9e~feblsbober
oes &unonenbooteS .Eabucap," Die
Sre1gabe Der Sd)ooner 81 ermtrfell.
Gos &ononenboot flibr ioiort nod
@reptolplL febrte ober belte obnc
Sdooner 5lriid, l1adJoem beiien 6iib.
rer bon 9ontre. Montreal &ir1bol Die
S%nitruftion e%mpiangen bate, itidr
SIT intcrpeniren, ioGs Die Sdiffe cine
iremoe 6lag9c 5cigeu iollten. Tieie
Gntideioung Gontre.I Montreal Sim.
bats miro, ,uie man bebouptct, Den
Sanoel 5piidjen @lleiiclbs unb Erir-
5apulca pouig 5lrm Stilitnnb brin-
gen, Oa Die 9eiiser ser nod perblei-
benOen ameritaniihen Sbiffe fiird;.
ten, boB mtd lire 5obrseuge be-
ih%ln9lobmt merben fonnten. Sic
geihlognnbmc Der Shoouer y2ort"
unb nGsfllcrjo" lit Scr Hegicrung in
@aibinaton sur lpcitcrcn Gcronloi.
lung iibcr9cben morOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-27
@cfGbrlid,cs Spiel.

SDtll DcBI letlle NQu)DQreH 3ulllStrten.
2iefert ECUADOR @oifen uro
Wl,nition.
9uenos Ipres, 26. MGri. -
Iie Sitltation al Der @eitfiiitc bon
Siioamerita miro bier ais iebr ernit
betrohtet nnO Elm arieg 3mildct
Ecuador uno Eeru gilt oils unper-
meiolid. Ger biplomatiidle Gerfehr
5piihen ben Hepublifen lit befannt-
lid) luegen bcS @renj-
ltreiteS idon ieit mebreren @od,en
abgebrotcn llnb beibe 2Gnber riiiten
SIT cillem Gunilift. Gle groBte &c
fobr lieat ooril1, baB Ecuador bon
Gbili olf9ebcet miro uno olif oeiien
llllterltilbung red)nct, melln cs III
einent ariege tontnlcn ioate. Nad
bier eillgctroffenen perldBlihen Mad).
ridten bat Die dileniide Hegierung
alli einenl bon eilem ariegsihiff hc-
gleiteten Compiler 5000 Wtouict.
9cipebre 5ur 9eluoifnune Der Srllp-
pen BON ECUADOR nad) 8uopaqllil &C.
lhidt unb cine 1roBe Seneung bon
Wltnition ioa IN Den nGhiten Sagel
bon Sontiogo Dortbin geionot tper-
Den.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-27
@etbea's 2eidJe nid)t reflamirt.

@ilm ington, Gel, 26. MARS.
Iie 2eifc BON Sobn Selrp De-
tbea, einem Contractor BON Dillon,
g. g., Der an Mithuod) auf eillem
3ltge Der Baltimore bio.9obn sipei
9abnbebienitcte erifoiien bate iino
oonm bon Der bieiigen Nolisei nod
tangent Sample erid,oIieu Wilroe, be.
finoet iid) bier nod IN Der County.
2eif)enbuae, benl1 Der Coroner Der.
lanst, ooB lie crit iorimea ioentifiSirt
mcr0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-27
Scnatpr Ylatt's ScItamcut.

Ssmcgp, N..Y, 26. W6rS. =
Ger %pcritorbene friibcre gunbcsieno-
tor Sbomos Is. Tlott bat icin &C.
iammtes Germoacn ieinen brci Sob
nen Gorporb s., 6ranf $. uno Senrp
9. Elatt permadt. Ger @ertb Der
Sinterlaiienihaft lit in Dem Seita-
mctt nid)t onsesebcn. Iiid) peiaer'
ten lid Die ampalte, Ole baiielbe bcil.
tc 5ir 9citdtigune cinrcihten. An-
eeiititneen 81, mad,eti. Gie orei S6b-
ne limo aud Die Geltaments .Goaltrcf-
fer.
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NmerifaniidJcr Sninrsentenfabrer
ausaeliefert.

Munaguo, Nicaragiia, ben 26.
MGr5. = 9opitGn @ooirep 6olpler,
Der Imerifaner, Der als Gpmmun-
beur Ser Sniuraenten- artiaerie in
Der Sd)lad)t bel Sisma perwunoet
pilroe, lit in Granada, no ct it'd per-
ltedt bate, gefunoen moroen. Die
&egierung bat i'm oarauibin beute
aus freien Stiiden an Hear.aomirol
aimbaa ausgeliefert, nit Dem griii-
den, fir icine g%ntiernuns aus Nica-
ragila Sorgc 81 trngen.