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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-15
April H. 1910.

April II, 1910.
The Question of john The Bap-
tlst. Matt. II: liz.
Golden Text. But the witness which
have is greater than that OF John.
for the works which the Father
hath given me to accomplish. the
very works that | do bear witness
of me. that the Father hath sent
me. John $50. Or. w.
Verse l.-Jesus appears to have
taken great pains to instruct his
twelve disciples, but why cid he moi
leave them to be instructed wholly
by Gods Spirit?
In the case Of preaching. or
prayer, or testimony, does God pro
pose for us just to t'open oar mouths
and he will fill them or that we
should be thoroughly and human
~ prepared, as if there were no
God?
Does thorough preparation for
Christian work, show lack Of faith,
or strong faith in God? Why?
Verses .. 3.-Why did John ask
this question as 10 whether Jesus
was the Christ?
What if any reason Is there to be
iieve that John was now wrestling
with doubt. as to the truth OF what
he had been preaching concerning
Jesus2
What would you say concerning a
man of God teaching spiritual truth,
in one period, which he knew TO be
true. and subsequently having grave
doubts of the very truth OF which he
had been SO sure?
Does any kind OF doubt on the
part of a molly man, necessary imply
sin. or show weakness?
Is doubt a necessary part Of Gods
training or not. for men of strong
character and important work?
Verse 4.-Why is man bowed
down with sorrow, and crushed with
disappointment, not in condition
to properly weigh evidence of spir
itual truth?
Jesus said Go and show John
again those things, etc: is evidence
Of spiritual truth made more force
ful through being repeated on dill
ierent occasions. and whether or not
why was it necessary TO repeat x
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-15
II WOMEN ONLY KNEW
What Heap Of Happiness It Would
Rrjno to Nevport News Homes

NfFdA = EfNdR " TfoPRtNC1o ~ ENO1t1
Bring to Newport News Homes.
Hard TO do Homework with an ach-
ing back.
Brings you hours OF misery at Ieis-
ure or at work
II women only knew the cause
that
Backacho pains come from SICK
kidneys.
'Twould save much needless woe.
Dosn's Kidney Pills cure sick Kid
ncys,
Newport News people endorse this:
Mrs. Pearl Enright, 24Ol Hunting
ton avenue. Newport News. Va. says:
~Doan's Kidney pills have given me
great relief and therefore Willingly
recommend them To other ksdney SUI.
feTrs. Ny back panied me intensely
AZ night and often / could not rest
on this account. In the morning I
could hardly move. as NY back was
50 lame and sore About two years
ago 7 took Doan's Kidney Pills and
they gave me relief. Last winter !
again procured this remedy ~ Kior's
drug store and as before & helped
mc greatly. 2 know that Dozn's KiG-
ncy Pills fulfil all the claims made
for them
For sale by an dealers. Price -
cents. Foster Nilburn Co Bunaio.
New york. sole agents Tor the United
Siafcs.
Remember the namc-Doau's- and
lake no other.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-15
To be Acted Upon by Com
mon Council Tonight.
SPECIAL MEETING CALLED
President Jones Decides That Action
Should Not be Delayed Longer on
Account of the Budget-opposition
to Some Proposed Changes.

President ID. S. Jones. of the com
mon council issued a call yesterday
for a special meeting of the lower
branch for tonight az o'clock TO
act upon the amendments 10 the
license tax ordinance as recommend
ed by the finance committee. Ii has
been the custom of the council here
tofore To act upon the budget before
taking up the license tax ordinance
ana for that reason some of the coun-
cilmen had been Oh the opinion that
the council could not legally act
upon the license tax ordinance before
passing the budget.
However. President Jones rules
that the council can legally amend
the existing license tax ordinance be
fore taking action on the ,appropri-
atoms for the coming fiscal year
and in this ruling he is backed by
the city attorney. The rccommen-
dations Of the finance committee are
amendment to the license tax 0rdi-
nance which was adopted on May /.
1908. and which has been amended
by the council each year since its
adoption.
Oppose Some Recommendations
While tOnight's session Will not fur
nish near the excitement that the
"retrenchment" meeting did. il is eX-
pected that there will be some live
~ bouts on certain OF the recommend
ed amendments. II is understood that
there will Be some opposition to the
recommended increase in the license
40
recommendation is that a tax of $25
and four per cent. on the gross prem
iums per annum be levied on the
companies and some of the fire insur-
ance agents are opposing the tax.
Present indications are that the
council will levy q steep tax on eX-
press companies. Councilman J. J.
Cheadie. of the First ward. will lead
the fight for the heavy tax 'and he
will not lack ardent supporters. The
present tax on express companies is
$3.50 and the finance committee has
recommended that the tax be increas-
ed TO $500.
Some of Proposed Increases.
Among other taxes which the COM
mittee has recommended be increas-
cd are: Steamboat agencies from
$50 to 800; Bill posters from $25 to
500; Building ana loan associations
from So 10 800; Electric light com
panies from $500 TO $500; Gas com
panies from $500 TO $500; Ice plants
from $3.50 to $500; General mer-
chants from fifteen cents to twenty
five cents on every 500 of purchases
in excess OF $1,000; Cold storage
houses from $500 10 $500; Ship brOk-
ers from $25 to $40; Telegraph com
panies from 800 to S125; Theaters
from $50 to 500; Water companies
from $500 to $1,000.
Ii is estimated that the revenues
of the city will be increased about
$1,000 per annum by the proposed in
creases in the license taxes.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-15
OPEN MEETING OF
CHAMBER TONIGHT
Or. FrizzeII and H. K. Graham
to Deliver Addresses in
Rosenbaum Hall.

mich interest attaches 20 the open
meeting of the Chamber of Com
merce. which is to be held in Rosen-
baun's han tonight al O'Clock and
q large attendance is expected. All
Of The business men of the city and
the farmers OF the surroundins couu-
ties nave been invited TO attend the
session.
DIR. II. y. Frizzell. president of the
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-15
GIVEN YEAR IN JAIL.
IemueI Green Pleads Guilty to the
Charge of HOUSEKEEPING

Cndr9c on f1Ou>CDtCoN9-
Lemuel Green, young negro
pleaded guilty 20 the charge OF house
breaking in the Corporation Court
yesterday and was sentenced to one
year in Jail by Judge Bsrham- Green
was an object of pity in the court
room by reason of the fact that ne
is suffering with risings in the head,
which have almost completely de-
stroyed his sense of hearing
Daniel Wilson. a negro, charged
with malicious wounding, was acquit-
ted by jury. George Bell. who was
shot by the negro, did not appear Tor
the trial. the police being unable -
locate him. ~
The case of T. J. Bo1durant, charS-
cd with non-SupPort Is set for trial
this morning
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-15

Three foreign steamers-The Span
ish Riojano and the British Timble-
by and Chatten-arrived in port yes
terday to load fuel coal. All are
bound for ports in Europe.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-15
BOY SENT HERE TO BEG.
Sergeant Mitchell Picks Up Youngster
Who Told Queer Story.

John Potter. an eleven-year-Old boy,
was picked up on Washington avenue
yesterday morning by Sergeant
Mitchell after he had told a rather IN
usual story of how he hat been. sent
to this city from Portsmouth by his
parents. whom he saws are sick. to
beg on the streets and pick up what
be could.
Al the police station. the youngster
told Chief Reynolds a different story.
saying that he had a brother here
and that he was looking for that
relative. The chief advised him eitn-
CT to find his brother or return to
Portsmouth
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-15
Coal for Marseilies.

The Spanish steamer Mendibel
Mendi. Captain Gallarza. arrived i'll
port yesterday from Philadelphia tO
load full cargo OF coal here for
Marseiles. France. This is the first
Spanish steamer TO take full cargo
OF coal here in several months.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-15
SHIPPING REPORT.
Thursday. April H. 1910.
Arrived.

Arrived.
Steamer Mendibel Mendi (Spnl
Gallarza, Philadelphia-to Chesa-
peake d Ohio Coal Agency Company
in ballast.
Steamer Riojano (Spn) Guerrica,
Cardenas via Hayana-to White OAK
Coal Company for bunker coal
Steamer Ihimbleby OBJ Mothers
dale, Port Tampa-to White OAK
Coal Company for bunker coal.
Steamer Chatten OBJ ROdham.
New Orleans-tO Maryland Coal AZ
Coke Company for bunker coal.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-15
SPOKE AMERICAN SCHOONER
Margaret 3. Roper Sighted by Brit
ish Steamer Thimbleby.

Captain Mothersdale, of the Brit
ish steamer Thimbleby, which ar
rived in port yesterday to load fuel
coal. reports that on April 12 he
spoke the three-masted American
schooner Margaret b. Roper of
Jonesport, Me-. in latitude 1892 n,
longitude 1903 ". The schooner was
bound for Portland Me, and asked
TO be reported at this port as ''all's
well"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-15
Cleared.

Steamer Riojano (SpnO Guerrica,
Greenock Furness, Witty Il Com
pany, Ltd.
Steamer Thimbleby (Br) Mothers
dale. Seville. Spain-FHrness-W Witty
& Company, Ltd.
Steamer Chatter (BrO Rodham,
Maryland Coal Il Coke
COMPANY.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-15
soestdyk Haeded This Way.

The Dutch steamer Soestdyk. OF
the Holland-American Line, steamed
from Rotterdam on April Is at g p.
m. for Newport News and Norfolk
via Baltimore
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-15
PLAY OLD POINT COLLEGE
High school Team 10 Meet coiIegisns
on Lsttcr-S Grounds.

High school Team 10 Meet coiIegisns
on Lstter's Grounds.
The baseball team 81 the local High
schoci viii met the nine of Old Point
Comfort College this afternoon ~ f.yO
O'Clock on the college diamond. The
game Is expected 10 be fast and in
tcrcsiinr. and the locals are confident
% victory.
The coiicec team vii lineup a. fol
lows. Harry. G.. Mood. D.. Richard
son. 3h. Huison. p. Cont. 81 Hgd-
On. 81. cabcn. d.. Roifc. c.. Nc
Csrren. r.
-
Carriages Call ". r. Rouse.
lust Try q. r. s. Special.
Cook Win Gas.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-15
Calendar for Today.

Sun rises .-.-. ..-.o:z9 a. III.
sun sets .... $500. ....6: 40 p. IN.
High water ...2:21 a. m, zoo p. IN.
Low water ..S:5j a. m, 9.04 p. m
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-15
Sailed.

Steamers Riojano (Spn) Greenock;
Thimbleby OBJ Seville; Chatter
OBJ Rotterdam; Bay View for
Quincy Point.
SchoOners Jane Palmer for Boston;
Lucinda Sutton for Bangor.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-15
sommeIsdyk Passes Cape Lizard.

The Dutch steamer SOmmelsGyk, OF
the Holland-America Line, which
steamed from Newport News and Nor
folk for Rotterdam on March 81, pass
ed Cape Lizard on April 10 at a. N.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-15
Poksnoket Repairing at shipyard.

Tho James river steamer Pokano-
ket is undergoing some repairs and
a general overhauling at the shipyard.
She will be out of commission sever
al weeks
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-27
Baltimore aing uOrnn.

.NN'p sJpIl Illtli wv ithili liNJill'tt pNt
3Gbuc Scr Sd)ulfinocr Gin. -
Baltimore bcgonn it)on Dor fiInf
Nnbrcu. - 3obnGr5tlid)c Sdlli-
9linifcu in orlltidcn St1otcn.
Mue Baltimore ihou Dor ulAcfGhr
fiiuf ooer feds &obrcu ciufilhrtc,
nomlid) bic llnterllld)lnlg Der 3Gbnc
Der Sdyulfinoer, periild)t lest cnblidl
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cil." elmer &erciniglulg iolt ollcr
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elmer Der Sotidulcn unb in 5eGn
Glcmclltoriduilen bic 3Gbne ser Sim.
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einer 5obnGr5tlihcn ShultIinif lehr.
ic oic SfuIbeborbc nbcr ob. Cine
lold)e beItcbt nildl IN Baltimore llid)t,
llnO bier iperben Die 3Gbnc Der Sim.
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Baltimore bat obcr Orei Sreitlinifcn.
100 Gtllocr ibrc 31bllc lmellt0cltlid)
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lit 0lrd)ouS nid)t nclt. Sfon lon1r
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Der Sd)ulc nllb ben tilnftigcn g.
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borol,s cntipriugcnbcn nod)tbciliocu
6ol9cn iilr einc 9cci9nete forperliht
r1o gciitiac G%ntpifclmg.
tic 6rogc mliroc olli ocnl lcttcll
5o6ll0r5tlidlcn Congress III Berlin olli.
morfcn; ltotiItiidc Gutcn murhen
porgelcAt, bic Gin 9rcllca Hibt oili sic
&erbccrullgen mcricn, mcld)c Bic Ger.
nddlolii9una Der }Ghne inter hct
auloern mo fiiuiti0cn 9iiracrn ar,
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lid)c Sdyulflinifcn in Ocl iolocnbcu
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lit, 6ronfi,trt a, NJ. aoiicl. Mlct,
Sd)0ncDcr9 bel Berlin uro Mihlcrs
borf bel Ncrlir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-27
Gins Scm Snnern WarplanS's nmo
ben Gngren5cnbcn Staatcn.
z DOB Dor u uAeH Scr
NJ II +.

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lid Acitcrn Der % Sabre oltc Charles
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&C. IN Die rcdltc Nrrlt mo oilritC CT
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lld>en Grldcincls lCincr Mlliier CT
ld>rod. Ninjuacjo1cnc Acritc founr
ten bis Jest oic Nl,Ncl nid)t p,ocircn.
Gil Wuttcr 0co nit bcnI Iooc Min
6tnoen glor6t. OuB p%crid)mtGbtc Siete
noS Wotiu lit. lucIdco loren Sobn ST
hct mn9liidlid)cn (bnt ucruuIoBta.
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IN Sogerstomu Dobncn.
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gcltorben.
Nm elmer Compilation BON arunf'
hclten lhic0 &crr Silthcr Huirr.
mcrflc in GmbcrIuno, No. Ser Gel
Ter ocs Sd}riiticBer. Scportcmclta
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b%ttroucrn i'm yuci ainoer hl0 oir
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turg, ga, mo Srnu 8corgc Hoelfc
lno SRI. aotborinc Hoienmertle Don
6reoerid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-27
Scr ~wodJcmtlid)c Wcinnobcitsbcridt.

Hcihtc 3unobnlc Der SnocSi0lc &C.
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bnuptiGdIid)cn (oocSltriuhcu. -
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-27
Seiratbs.I iccn,cn.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-27

BUR Yc@r + ii tnng pon
Nlinobcit. - Iie i'm Woi let.
ien ,Sobres acgrilnoete Marpldnoer
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mo Or. Siram @oobs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-27

SrGuIein Toftor. Iie
Mer5tin bat @dite bel iid. TasGienit.
m1bd)eu trdgt Die Voularoe ut,er-
Ieat aif. vSina." iogt 1ran Goftor.
sic miiiien oieies gremplar Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-27

Sn fritiidcm 3uitonoe
ltcst sur 3eit Sr. Sbomas Y. gul.
lit, elm II Sabre after prominenter
GcttSamualt, pelfer oui einem
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Sfla9e gcriibrt murbe. I'M Linton
9rcteItantiiden Soipitol" oarnieper.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-27

N1fentiide t~tntoftn, Oh
etn{dIiebltG, Bruuo5tns, .SJ
eieuern nno &aiicrmtrtbt,
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baro.Strake.
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feline aiid,e nno Saos5tmmcr; aannianifIah;
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etets 5nr Yefd1tisnna pfen.
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(9top4-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-27

Feronol. Notijcn.-3ran
Nolepb :. 5loritt, len, Don goic
gilu, Yarf. Scigbts. apenue. liegt i'm
~algemeinen Warpldnoer Soipitol. 4"
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@rrlobuig ieiner Softer 6foreilce
nit Ir. Soluaro aabn all. 9oS Yoar
miro ieine 6reunoe am Sountag, oen
6. RGr5, in Hr.2223, GoIlolu gue.,
empiangen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-27
Gin buritigcr Hepcrcnb.

YIN ourlftgcr NeDcrcno.
SCENT Sbr ben Prohibitions. Stoot?
Ger Sutan lat BORT ieinc Soot
Nit ieiucu idlporScn 2cbrcn.
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Wit MnIicr tbun lie ipriBen.
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0ein Wol5gcrud) llcigt burd, bic Siit
SIS ried)t mic bic Woirojcnortit,
Gic langc nid)t aeliiitct.
Sic Molfcn hdnoen trilb uno id)per,
Ms obs Die @alicrSonc mar,
Tie 2rft lit Iolll burhoiiftct.
Soaor oie Mild) lit grant forirt,
@ciI c& Den &iibcn oil poIltrt,
Cob tic lid) lclhcr mclfcn -
&ub'tall @cIeBc glbt cs nidDt,
&ciu Mlunbcr, bob molld) anbbcrj
brift.
Snl Stall ricd)t'S nid)t nod Nclten.
go acbt'S inn id)oucn Gi.oAucb,
Sic Scnnen aafcrn ill,r NIT Mcb
limo legen grulle Gicr.
Sic liilb edit d)riitlih cinItlioirt.
Guuit bos 2csen rlidt paiiirt
@GbrcnO ser Sonnta9sfeicr.
Strcllg bnnbetn lie llud oenn @eleB,
Cont CAB cs cine SonntogSbce
>Su mond)cm @iibnerfoitcn.
Gom fam Scr Soll por's Sod9eriht,
Ncm Sonnto9S 10 Gin III losbridt,
Grpcrtcn miiBtcn toItell.
tGos lit Der Sllld) Der bolen Sbot!
III iold)em Erohibiticna E Stoot,
"a ricft's nod) Iobtengrober
Sic trodllen 9rilocr babcn Curt
Sic oiiritcn nid)t nod iriid)er WllrIt,
Sic bubcn trotne Seber.
Wulld, ltrengcr 9rltocr Repcrenb,
Cen Shllopps lpobl aus e%rfobrlun9
fcnnt,
Oh CT 0u1cgcll iucttcrt -
Giiri9 treibt CT Ole Seuiel oilS
llno ourItig ld)lcid)t or ounu nod
SullS,
"a miro monf)' 8lus geid)nlettcrt.
Gin Iolder trod'ncr Heuercnb.
Ger lcinc Euppcnbeimer fenlt,
sit Gid,tcr ieBt aeluorocn
Gr id)reibt M iebeS .Wbisfcp-S Sons"
Gr mod)t nod eiuen Heinl boruuS
limo ihidt's nud) alien Srten.
a,tdl Baltimore bat or be9iiidt
Srou5 Sicgel lit nod beltt' cnt5iidt
Tom Giso.lucbcr Sid)ter.
Ser Hcpcrcno troi tiei lcin &cr;,
Gem Sicgcl gdb onS ciilcn SdlncrS,
Ter NnnO %er,tiicl Der Irit)tcr.
Gnun id)llld)5tc CT Dor lallter ,Sreilo ,
Cab Gi,o-ipeb 10 grunogeifcit
ltno rilbnit ocn Sd)nnppS nah No.
ten.
Gu bring id) bout ocl @biatep-
Scr SiegcI gent nitt alf ocn ScIm
limo trGrtt bcl, trodnen Sobcn.
I..lI s.,,, NlI..r ,.. "a, ...N Nl,,,,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-27

es oiiifet mandem tborid)ten Damn
'Gie aunIt,oie bette, Die ct fam.
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Sn ~berfanfen.


Su petfnufcn:
Gin SdlS NIT elmer 5ront bon % SUB, II
Simmer. 9rpbcr qdhcn, paiieuo fir ireeHo Elm
@cfd1lt. an eiHer breiten Giraffe. iebr mdbia
fir fDHcIlen seaifer. giad3ufruacu Int 4r.
s22, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. (5S-S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-27

Ntlia.MpenMe unb DarfDrbsRsat.
IS IN Anes, maS sic brauMea, nm etu
eYunbiti6 81 fanfene xDtr tanen aaM Sts
para sesen ieid.te Mbsabinnaen. 100 gsnns:
eeNmsrf. Sn Gptse gerbeHernus ter Harfsrb.
ksaS. Waansa at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sdt
NpM rte Grioise aeu oanen. 9smmen ete nam
hiey su iraeuD etnem xDerStaDe eoer 9opat10.
OaS, XANer, ednle anf hew Gteenttnnt.
20 @innte1 Jsn Natttan2 (5e. 0atSpSete).
Mett 4 Hetite.
essstass seR saSS Gag. gfopf,SaVte)
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Sronung Siibnerpogel porber in ser
Slide obou5iren!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-27

Iic iudr'S, ipcnll oicicn Curt mar,
itiat,
lll,o Gins Der groBer'n 5diier iiiat,
,Sn bieien Iyaitcutagen?
9us Gilgut id)idt'S Dem Hepcrcno!
Sainit rlid)t nlehr Die Scber brennt.
Tos fam fem Mcnid) crtrogen.
U. i. z.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-27

r6iniiber" an Soien. @cidGftismng
in Der Tabrif seaebcn urer Trbeit
nad Sbrer @obnnns seianSt. 8mter
2Ubu. Nadl5nfragen i'm Z. Stofmerf.
S,cnrg S%onneboru & Gu,, Eaea. nnb
Eratt'S traNe. (55-6l)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-27

,2icbt glltcu @biSfcp ibr itnb @cill,
no rnucrfdlld)t. rccll mo rein,
Cam fcbrct BET Sruni Sicgcl on
No ipld,cn Srolrt nloit bobcn fam.
Gos, ,uua Srnrl5 Stcgcl Gitdl pcr-
folifi,
sit iiCts reef mo mngetouit.
Tcrlclbc nlod)t 6 lid jllr Fflld)t:
@ctouiic Mnor' pcrfniii' ih nid)t.
9acr c6rlid, mil bcoic,ct lcin.
2oltf' BORT letll' Mblafcp mo lciil
Wcin
Nm oicien 1ropiet iport n,oil Wel0
llrb miro 5ufricOcn itcts QcItclit.
SIC NcrStc mo Die Weiltlid)fcit
Gmpicblcl bicic Woarc hellt'.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-27

Ic9 ,Trnoero" Tonlc gcb' i'd nid)t,
Cont 0Gh'S cill iilrdtcrlid) @eriht~-
Sn Trobibitiono Stndtc.
9tur iiigc id) bcn Sd)l,iB nod bel,
Ger Hcpercllb lit nod 10 irci,
Minft NIT Der Spicrlooc:
ia ntcin @cbnlt iett oid) Ic6r tlcin,
9luh aronfbcit fam ms '5ou5 fer.
Elm.
ca bite idl Oh SIC mir nid)t,
Mo9 id)idcn iiir Dos id)on' @coid)t?"