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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-03

LADIES' COTTON GOWNS
In two styles. High neck, long
sleeves, tucked yoke. Y-neck, long
sleeves, yoke If tucks and en- Cn
bruidery insertion....... JUG
NAINSooK GOWNS
In nice quality, shp-over style, bell
shape sleeves. Neck and sleeves
finished with lace and ribbon. TX
Special ,............. .......... &c
LADIES' DRAWERS II
In cambria and nainsook, trimmed
with tucks and embroidery, or q
tucked muslin 1ounce Open "a
and closed style. Special. -. OUc
Remnants Of wash goods and white
goods, SO l-S per cent. off the marked
price.
$1.e9 Long Cloth, IL yds. to piece, I
36-in. wide, special, per e. o.
piece. - 1.lO
IL i-2c and l5c Outing, alIn3
new designs. 2s-in- wide, per yd. S4c
Remnants Of linen and crash at less
than cost.
$2.D0 Comforts, extra heavy, dou-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-03
J. S: James,
JeweIer and Optician.

Reliable accounts solicited.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-03

so lbs. ROYAL PARCHMENT
Note paper, in blue only, was z
35e h., now only, per b.. DC
Envelopes to match, were 15c e
package, now only, per pckg. DC
LOT OF FINE TOILET SOAP
In both TAR and SCENTED. 8
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-11
HE SAYS THE
 BIRDS ARE STARVING
Game Warden Yisart Asks Farmers to Scatter Food Durin" the
 Winter.

state Game Warden Visart says that the old Mother Goose rhyme: The North wind doth blow and We shall have snow and what will poor birdie do then has had a practical demon stration here, as birds are actually starving on account of the frozen ground.
 The seed falling from the grass freezes into the ground and makes it almost impossible for the birds to feed and after being covered by the heavy snow leaves them entirely without means to sustain life.
 In some of the states appropria- tions are made for the feeding Of game and song birds on these occa- sions and Mr. Visart suggests that IS this is not the case in this state that the farmers scatter food for them during the cold weather.
 He also says that he has received numerous complaints from the most prominent farmers regarding Sunday hunters and the moral lesson that It teaches the younger men i'll the coun- try and that he will instruct his dep uties to enforce rieidly the Sunday hunting laws.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Pursuant to a decree of the Jef- ferson Chancery Court, rendered on the 1Ith day of Dec. 1909, I will on the 29th day of Jany, 1910, sell at public auction at the front door o1 the court house in the city ot Pine Bluff to the highest and best bidder, the following described property ly- ing in Jefferson County, Arkansas, to- Wit
 Lot 1, block 10. of Geisreiters add, to the city of Pine Bluff, Ark.
 Said land will be sold to satisfy a decree in the case of Chas lIaycock, ct al, vs. Mattie Fleming, and the pur- chaser at such sale will be required to give a note with approved person al security, and lien will be retain ed on said land for the amount ot his bid. Said sale will be made on a credit of three months.
 Witness my hand and seal on this 3rd day of Jany., 1910.
 EDGAR BREWSTER, Commissioner 1-i-1 lis
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Warming to Creditors of the Ada Il. Sweet Millinery Co.,, 10 Present
 Their Claims.

In the Jefferson Choncery CoH%'
 Wolf Nichols, [ ,>i:hfIs Mnt ;. Weis. plaintiffs, ys. Ada Il. sweet Millinery Company. defendant.
 Pursuance to the decretal order oi the Jefferson Chancery Court duly en- tered of record in the case of Wolf Nichols. ct all vs. Ada H. Sweet Mi linerv Company, defendant. notice ant warning is hereby given to all cred1- tors of said defendant corporation D present their demands against it 70 said court within ninety days from the 12th day of January 1910, for the purpose of sharing in the dlstrlbH- ton of it's assets to obVi2te the n2- cessitv of otherwise making proof Dt the correctness and iustness of their demands. Claimants should Ter}'% them by affidavit.
 Given under my hand as clerk of the Jefferson Chancery Court this ID day of January, 1910. EDGAR BREWSTER, Clerk.
 F. E. RENFROW, D. C. 1-11-1S.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-11

cier and Monteznina are the namcs of n ming stocks.
 Receipts fernd in Williams pos session were made in favor of John Wilson, the name which Vii iam; IS sumed. Ti'ne-iee1ef MeG mre believes that Williams intended to bare his past when he sent for Mcclure to come to the hospital. Mcclure says that at one time when Williams was drinking rather heavily the former re- marked to Williams that the latter had evidently seen better days once upon a time. You bet l have, Will Hams replied, with longing sigh. Further than that Williams would not 1 speak Once Williams told Mcclure that Wilson was not his proper name, but offered no explanation as to why he assumed it.
 To the boys at the brick yards Williams was known as "The Man of Mystery He hardly ever spoke, they say, and then not until he had been 1 spoken to.
 For hours he would labor in silence and always appeared as though his 1 thoughts were wrapped in an import ant matter His fellow workmen had feeling of sorrow for him, but Will Hams always summed efforts that were calculated to cheer him up.
 The boys at the brick plant have taken up collection to bury Will Hams in case his relatives are not found. Every effort is being made to locate his people, but if the search is unsuccessful by Sunday the body of "The Man of Mystery will be laid away in Oak cemetery, carrying it's secrets and mysteries with it.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-11
GOOD NEWS.
Many Pine Bluff Readers Have Heard
 It and Pr0iited Thereby.

Good news travels fast, and the thousands of bad back sufferers Ill Pine Bluff are glad to learn that prompt relief is within their reach. Many a lame, weak and aching back is bad no more, thanks to Deans Kid ney Pills. Our citizens are telling the good news of their experience WltA the Old Quaker Remedy. Here IS an example worth reading:
 Mrs. $. M. Davidson, TWenty-second and Pine streets, Pine Bluff, Ark, says: "To say that l suffered from kidney trouble but feebly expresses the misery endured. l was so bad at times that I was obliged to call in a doctor and was often laid up for weeks. l had severe pains in my right kidney. was tired and nervous and had miserable headaches. After try ing remedies of various kinds and get ting no relief, I had the good fortune to hear of Doan's Kidney Pills. l procured a box from the Mann-Tani- ersley Drug Co.,, and was astonished at the promptness with which they relieved me. I was soon freed of my aches and pains and my kidneys were strengthened. I now feel like a diff ferent woman, but occasionally use q box of Doan's Kidney Pills, finding they act as a tonic to my general sys- tenn. I cannot praise this splendid remedy too highly
 For sale by all dealers. Price 90 cents. Foster-M -Milburn Co.,, Buffalo, N Y, sole agents for the United States. take no other.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-11
WARNING ORDER.

Tn the Chancery Court of Jefferson County, Arkansas.
 Carrie Gaddis, Plaintiff, vs. Lorraine Gaddis, Defendant.
 The Defendant, Lorraine Gaddis, $ warned to appear in this court with ill thirty days and answer the con- plaint of the plaintiff, Carrie Gaddis.
 Given under my hand and the Seai of said Court this 18th day of Decem- Der, A. D., 1909.
 EDGAR BREWSTER, Clerk.
 F. E. RENFROW, D. c. 12-14-91-oS-1-4-11.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-11

Parthenia Hudgins to Kyler Smith, warranty deed, one-half acre in the SW IA of Section 30-5-9, $17.5o.
 G. \. Smith to Florency Godfrey, quit claim deed, SW II, SW IT of Section 10-7-11, $50.00.
 W, I. Payne to Henry Reynolds, warranty deed, lot 1 and NE 1-4, NV 1-4 Section 3O-4-S, $600.O0.
 N. c. Short to W. s. Young and wife deed, part SW II. NV 1-f. Section 13-7-7. $1250.00
 .. Ge,sreiter 10 Joseph Williams, warranty deed, SE 1-4, SEE IT, Sec ton 19-7-7. ct al lands $1,500.0o.
 Joseph Williams to R. l.. Thomas, warranty deed, SE IA. SE 1-4, Sec ton 19-7-z ct al lands. s1.GoQo0.
 II. c. Andrews to Florence NJ. To- rev, warranty deed, NE 1-4. NV IA, Section 5-5-1o ct al lands, $750o0.
 Citizens Land Company to 0. W Clarke, warranty deed, lots 2 and & Austin & Taylor's Addition, ct al lands s1 100000.
 Rebecca c. Maupin to Albert 8 Maupin, warranty deed, lot 6, Block p, Austin &, Taylor's Addition, $1.00.
 w. H. Rrownlee to A. w. Lee, war ranty deed. r 1-'. let 8. Block 37 Tannehill X Owens Addition. $1,125
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-11
COME TO SEE US.

We will sell your property for you keep your money and pay you inter est. We will loan you money and caf serve yOa In many ways.-Peopie'' Savings Bans and Trust Company. 9-29-d1mo
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-11

Suffered day and night the tor ment of itching piles. Nothing help ed me until I used Doans Ointment It cured me permanently. Hon. John R. Garrett Mayor, Girard, Ma
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-11
WANTED

More dwellings to rent. If your property is vacant it will pay you to place it with me for I have parties desiring to rent.
 FOR SALE One corner lot on East 2nd. avenue, must be sold at once, bargain if sold in ten days.
 One dwelling and lot at No. 2220 West 17th avenue.
 FIRE INSURANCE I represent Old Line Companies, and ask a share of your business. Also write accident and boiler insur" ance as we'll as security bonds. BUY AND SELL REAL ESTATE If you wish to sell see me.
 CHAS. HANCOCK
 113 Pine St.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-08
Rniiiid,e Tamilic iuieber nereiniat.

Gbicago, ST. =. 9IpriI. = Pills
Dor nube3l 5ipei Sabren Die ruiiiide
9auern'6omiIie Gbanin in Nep- Dort
cintrni, mar eineS ser pier aiHber
tranf uno cine 3eit lang iub es aus,
uls lperoe aus Oieiem 9runoe bie
lan5e 6amiIie 5ilrildgepieieu peroer.
Grit boburdD, ooB 6reltnoe in Gbicags
9iirgid,oit iteIlten, ipuroe IS oabm
gcbrod,t ouB Die ,Snmilic noh 9bi-
cago 5ieben ourite. ip1breno Die fIei-
he, frnnfc observation-disclosures i'm Gin
wonocrlnaS'@oipital .oli ellis So
Inno in drjtlidle 9ebonoling eenont,
men lpllrbe. Son bort lit beiite ole
Nnd,riht cingetroifen, ooB bas 2ins
aebeilt 1T lmb am nGditen Sonnias
bier eilttreiien miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-08
Strife i'm Wciu=y)urfcr Snfen.

Nem.D orf, I. april. - Gle Gos
pit1nc. Moaten l,no Gootien Der
Shlcpponmpicr Don bier Giienbabn-
Seieaid)oiten int biciigen @aien,
ilonllid) ber Baltimore & Shio',
Der nSodnparna.," Der .Nefp-S Sericp.
ecntral-" imo Der n2ebigb Solleps
9ahn," itnnoeE I'm Mitternoft iiir
cine Sobn5iIagc. Die @erfiir;lns ib.
rcr toglid)en slrbeits5eit bon II oui s
Stilnocn bro 3og aus, unb mnn DC.
fiirhtct, bab aroBc Guortit1tcn lcift
perocrblifcr iSrnd)t in Der 9eiorbe.
rune anIgebalten luerocn fonnten.-
Iie abn.@eieIihaitcn crflGrcn ic.
bod bieic Sciorgnib fir unbegriinoet
uno erfldren, lie bdtten 8orfebrun-
gen getroiicn, Inn icelihe Ier;6gc.
ritng su perbiiten. Tic anberen gi.
ienbnbncn, ollbcr bcn bier crlpdbnten,
boben ibren 2enien ,3upeltdnonilie
gemad)t ullo blieben pom Strife be.
irei:.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-08
eittsbnr9's Sfanbal.

YittSburG go, .. glprll. -
Mahocm geitern slbcno olc Srono
,Sllrp in Der @roft llnterIll6lln9 cine
Youic bate cintrctcn lolieh erflortt
IiItrifts. .9lrnuolt @lQiom u. 9lofe.
liz, ooB oic lang cripurtetc ifriitllhe
smflogc, III ser. lpie man glailbt,
vMGnner hober pben" genannt mer'
Den, mogliberpciIe morgen, beltlnnt
ober slnfongS n0dltcr @odc fertig'
gciteQt iein miiroc. Die Ero5eli'
rlng picler iebiacr i,no Trilbrrer
Observation-Disclosures Die III Den 81
ihon eingereidtcn Nntlagen 9enonnt
murben miro !fortag beginner. Die
beute 9tnhlnittag ollsgegebene Fros
5cbliitc entb1lt Die ,SGlle Der tribe
rem Observation-Disclosures Charles
Stelport uno Sugb Serglllon, Die att
gcbli6 Die SSiibrer bel Der Wertbcl'
lung Der @eloer iiir Den Stlnrncn'
folli lpQrcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-08
Tcm elcftriiden Stnhlc pcrialleu.

9felu. Dorf, /. 9lpril. - 2nlu'
ma Wnoos, Scr i7.idbrigc Snrldc,
weld,er i'm lcttcn Sunuor BEL cinenl
8criud)e, Ole Gripatbanf Der SS.
Sermonn uno Selig @orn in 9roof'
lpn 3u bero,lben, ben 9anfier Selig
Storm crihob, lpuroe beute gum Sooe
im eleftriihen Stubl perurtbeilt, uno
Die Sinrihting ioll in Der dm 8. Wol
beginnenoen 8ohe pollltreft werbell
f,spon @niplom mo Tictor :. Gnno.
ipis. MaooS' Spiebgciellen BEL Dem
Roubiiberiua, boben Iih beg Soot.
ihlngs i'm criten 8rabe iflloig be-
fnnnt i,no pcrbeu auf 5cbn bis 5ruan'
sig Sabre in's 3ud)tbnus bon Sina
Sing lpanoern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-08
Bonn (fis crbriift.

St. ,SobnS, N. 4, >. aprll. --
Ser Mobbcnoompicr o>rclono", mel
der 5ii bcr ,5lotte gcbortc, pelhc ir
@oli 0ca St. 2urcn5o.S StromcS ope'
rirt, lit am lcttcn Withuuh bonn Giic
er0riltt por6cn illio lit gelulfeL
ober Der .Tlori5cl", uelder Die 9tad'
rid)t beute blerber brud)te, bat ole
ans 1853 Eeriouen bcltebcnoc ,utunn.
idoit ocS ,Subr5cll9eS an @oro &C.
nomncn uno bier cingcIIclcrt. 9lS
Der ,6lorijcl" Die Sociminhrt antrat,
bcinno iim Der Innpicr y9telp
,Sounolono" aIeid)iolls IN aeiabroe,
fer Gage inmittcn ld,rpcrcr eisif)ol.
lch ocr Iontpicr eagle" beionb iidl
nbcr in iciner Robc. icbcn s(ugcnblif
bcrcit. Die POO aopic 5dblcnbc Wonr.
idnit nllBlncbmcn. Der u6lori5el"
1ot bic imcrbort 9roBe ,3obl bon no..
900 Hobbcnfellen crbeitet, lpclfc ei'
rcn Wcrtb Don chpo $4,000 hnben
rno ail6 bic ii6rigen 6obr5eugc bo.
ben quite Neute gentodt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-08
Ter lansc Mrm Der bentiden JaitiS

30 H. Moii.. 1. april. - Ser
longe arm Der oeittid,cn riiitij wiir.
&c beute 5000 Mcilcn lpeit iibcr :
Dlecr ousgeItrcdt mo benl6ftigtc iih
Ser Terion Scil,rid 3entner's. Nr6.
iioenien Der Support ono erport
Ylctal Dealers 9liiociation," aui mel
den iie nabe5u brei Sabre 9cfabnbet
bot. ,3entner lit in gnpern Der tSdl'
ifiina BON @efieln gum getrdge pom
iiher $4,000 onaeflogt. ct FAM por
etipa eincm Sabre bierber ino eta.
blirte iif in, MetaGseif,1ii. @1b-
reno Der lesten poar @ohen mar CT
bdiifig aus Der Stoot abneieno uno
erit beiite fonnte bns @eiuh bes bent.
ifen aoniuls, ibn ais Snitisiliiht.
ling feibnneblnenL erfiiat perben.
Bis oui Neiteres ipilrbe er ilntrr
$4,000 giirgid)ait scItellt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-08
Ginbr.djers Cpfer tpiro acneien.

SpringiieIo, Ioii, 2. glpril.
- Iie @lnoen Der illngeu 2ebrerin
&nrriet q. Ioip, Die ibr bon Dem oer-
mllmmten Ginbreher beigebrad)t
lpuroen ser geltern slbeno in ibrer
@obmna SRI. Wortba y. gIaditouc
tootete. iperben pobrifeinIib feline
tootlidcn iein, pie beilte i'm Spring-
iiclb.SplpitoI erfldrt muroe. Die
Eoli5ci bat nod feline Spur bon Dem
1bGtcr geilnoen. Gr fonnte iei,le
6Iuht lcitt beiperfiteliaen. oa aas
Gom'ihe Snlls in Der 8orltaot Iiesi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-08
NlGacr unb Veflaatcr tubt.

gtcm Dorf 2. 9lpril. - 9lls
gcitern por Mihtcr Bage i'm Sberee.
ridt bic 8crbonolilng iibcr cine alo.
&C uon Sohn Gl5nic bon 9ir. 2l5, Dit
43. Sir. 9cgen Or. Soerrp 9. Sooo'
man eincn iriibcren Sanltdis. ,sn'
ipeftor, 5iir grlan9ilng Don $4,000
fir bel cinem 9lltomobil.llrialle i'm
5rilbjohr 1908 crlittenc |erleeunsen
Beginner iollte, itelltc es iih beroiis,
oab Der 9eflaate III Der ,3tpiihenieit
geitorben mar. Tie 9(nfiinoiguns mar
falnn eriolBt, ols ein iilnger 0ianl,,
Ser iih oIs Sobn Sobn gljnie's Dor.
iteatc, aiIi 0ciien amuolt 2ouis Sted.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-08
Baltimore Wb. Tretag, ben s. Mprl 1910.

piele 2unb Ero5elie bon i'm gc6rudyt
luiirbcn. SoneS bobe ME cine iolhe
Gpnicrcn5 nit ibm gebobt, or, Iooo,
bobe Die bcregtc sIcrIBcrlmg ME ge.
than, uno ooS GriminQlucriobren lei
nidt eingeleitet lporoen, lueil Sonea
,mgeuiigcnoc 9elueiie 9e9en Gums
ninghun bcigebrobt babe. Spbb gab
ollf Sciroaen 5lL er babe iid) einge-
benb filr Die &erbouolun0eu beS 60
mites interclilrt, ino 5lpur iei icin
Sntereiic benz Sefret0r Oes Snnern
9allin1cr, gilnltig. 9IIa oie Geoe ull'
Die 9riefe lmo 9otlllneute fam, mel
tbe angeblid perlnrcu aeipeien uno
ip1ter IN einer @lopis Hebori9en &ilte
ollfgciilnoen porben iein iollen, con,
itotirte Sobb, @lopi3' 9tuhfolger
Sbcrioun, babe ibm im Ge6ellbcr
9Rittbeilllng bon Dem tScblen Der Fns
picrc Ncnloht mo ucrlonat, cS lollc
ein Grinlinolpcrfabrcn 1cgcn @loplS
cilecleitet ipcroen, obcr er babe cr'
hubert, huS @clpciamntcriul 9egen
@lnpiS lei lul0cllii9cnS.
gtoh @eeubi1lnN bca Sobb Sers
b0rs iporb Nlgent Eopc alli bell 3cll.
genItano gcruiell, Der ocn ailnltlaen
9crid)t iiber ole Glulningbam sln,
ipriid)c perfoBte, uli @runo ocicn
Der oonloli9e Snnb Gonlnllli1r Sol-
linger Die Eotentirlln9 Der Nniprild'e
onoronetc. sllli 9cirogen bcS slns
woltS 9ronbciS gob Sope 81, Dor er
eigeutlih gor nihtS ilbcr Die Nlill'
ninabom 9lnlpriidc lplBtc, olS or
ocu 9eridt pcrioBtc; or iuuBte nihtS
iiber ooS cunningham Sonrnal,
melheS 9lngoben ilbcr Die Gereinbn'
rungen nit DEM 8ng9enbem SDn'
oitot entbalt, nod ilber 0noere Yba'
len, ouS benell berporgebt, DaB plsle
ser Grnningbum glnlprilhe bon
Suciielboitcr 2egolitGt iuoren. Gr
entid)uloiate lid bonlit ooB cr Die
mciite 3eit III slloStO 0clpeicn Ici mo
oesbo(b BON ocn onocrcn Gin9cn fcl-
ne acnntniB bobcn tonnte. Ger 3el;'
&c mar BON ben @ronocis id)cn Sra
oen lid,tlid) irritirt. Sein Serbor
mar niht becnoet, ola buS Gonlte lid
pcrtagtc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-08
Strife In Snbafsiabrif.

Qouispille. Sap., /. 4pril. -
Sn elmer hieIigen Der .9lmeriean 20.
bacco Co." eeborigen Strippen ia.
brif legten 400 Neaer, DiGnner. 3in.
Der mo ,Sruuen, Die slrbeit nieber.
Sic perIonaen cine 2obn3lIaae bon
eiu bolb Fro5ent iiir oos Strippen
zines Eilubes lubof. Die Strifelt
Den betruecn iid 10 nnorbentlid,, oaB
Die Voli5ei 5lueinul bernusbeoroett'
Wuroc. Sm @un5en beiinocn iih no.
be5u 20OO SabotSarbeiter unl Strife.
llno anoere 2ltSitdnoe lueroen DO
fiirdtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-08
Seine ueiterc }Solarforidmng.

Gbico9n &a, 3. slprll. -
Commander Robcrt 6. Ecnrp, ipcl'
der bier acitcrn ci,getrciicn lit, cr'
flGrtc IL, cincm ,intcrpicn iii Der be-
itimn1tcitcn @ciic, onB CT icine 90
Ioriorifunacn nlr olle 3cit ab9c'
id)loIlct babe. n!giit meincr 2nlli.
bobn olS 5orihcr", logte er, bin id)
poIlltGnoig ju gnOc. Gle Meloiut8,
oob id) mid an Die Spite elmer Grpc'
bition nod oen 9ie9ionen oes Siio-
polS itellen niiroe, lit unlpobr uno ol
cine neitcre Grpebitipu mad, Dem
Noropol oenfe id gan5 getpiB niht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-08
Gamaoa's Sanoel nit Scr. Staaten.

Ottopo. Ont, i. gprtl - ySie
im glmtSbiircon bcS conooiihen Bre-
nliernliniiters crfldrt lplirbc, mirs
bcnrGdit 3cit unb Ort fir cine GoH.
icrcr5 5ltr Serbciiiibrilna bclierer
SonocISbciicbrng 5lpiid)en gonoba
unO bcn Ser. Stantcn bcltinnlt iper-
ocn GS 1T iuobrideinlid, bob bic
9crnt6ung I'M Wloi III @oibington
ltottlinOen miro uno on oerielben
Erdiioent Ioft, Sir @ilirio 2aurier
rmo 6inon5nliniiter ". 2. 6ieloina.
Der fiir5lih Die 1arif.llnterbonblun.
gen fiir CANADA Ieitetc tbcilnehmcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-08
9teiie Scr &uiirrin I'M
Sccoieult.

Stu g(erte DER SuUetlU, pElI|j
Sricorih 5u ShleSWig'Sol'telm lit
5lm Sielltcnunt J. z. crnonnt luor
ocn. Gr nladt nit ocn Wturines9o'
oetten olii hent groBen &relner
.Trepo," mclder 5llr 3eit ais StNI'
ihiif pcripcnoet miro, clnelt GRIND
lihen aurillS Der sluSbiloung ourt.
SIN Sonlmer miro Der &rell5er nit
oem Erin5en al Nor0. Die sllsrel1c
noh IPittelamcritu beipertItcIll9en
9mard Gentmal gcs
i h III ii DIT
laS @ismard. Genfmol Dor Ser
Sauptiront oea Hcid)stags.8ebGuoe
nuroc heute, ais am 95 8ebllrtStuge
ocs lrnper9eBlihcn slItfon5lerS, lhol
oeforirt PM @ronitpolttnent lullrs
ocn Soblreihe &ron5c nlcbcrgelcDt
nit @ionnma2itlciicu uclhc ba3
9lnocnfeu ocS 0robcn Stontomonncs
chrtcn.
IubreoS u den b q dl actor
ben.
SSm 95. 2cbcnSiabrc lit III Gil'let'
oori Ser nouboite See. mo Sano'
ifoitSnoler 9lnoreoo gIdcnboh on'
binNeihieoen.
(Nnorcuo 9lhenbad muroe am %.
September 1915 81 2nIiel gcbore,L
tuur BON 1S27-1S35 Shillcr Ger
Iiilicloorier slfooemie inter Shir'
merS 2eitm1, infer melhem er lid
slln 9nnoid)oitSnlolcr ousbilocte.
9tcbcnbei pilroe er ubcr ollh Don
Hctbel bccinilllBt Der bclonoerS
MhcnbohS @orliebe iir cine orunla'
tiih bepcgte Stufioae iciner Sono'
ldoiten belpirftc. SSn 9lnlhluB an
sic Wtelter Ser bollGnoilhen Guno'
ihoit, bcionocrS bic 9filisoucl, ",
ban oc &cloe, =. 0udbllijctL mllrhc
er iiir bic 3eit bon lngef1br 1870
1870 ser floliiIfe oclltidc ShIloercr
OcS ltiiruiiden WtcereS, OeS ppEl
gSiuo 9epeitid)tcn Moloes, Der gebir'
0iocn Sbdler, Der SeioenlcboIt, beS
Gotbos i'm glntlib Der 9totlr iibcrs
boupt. 0oaono, Die gllpcn. Dor ollen'
Sfnnoinopicn, gabcn ibm Die Wfotlpe
5ll icinen oft nit groBdrtlgcnl
Shiullng unb nllBcr8cluobnlibenl
molcriihcn aonncn uorgetrogenell
2onoihoitcn, nliS bcren ll1enolltcr
Iiinc Frobcn in alien oclltldcn 8al.
Icrie'n, luic 5, g. in Berlin Vlilndet
olButreiIen liro. gtcbcnbci tnt
9lhcnboh ouh rubirt lmb litbogra.
pbirt. 9llS Scnior Der ocltihcrl
2onolhoitSnloler, im 9elis Der bod.
iten fiinItleriihen Gbrcn, lcbte cr bis
Sulebt IN IiiiieIoori.)
0cucrul q. 3. y. 8rabero >
gcchrt.
9(nlGBlih Der Seicr eines 9oloencll
OiilitGr GienitiubilGlmlS lit @ene'
raj a. 9. b. @roberg, Der 5ilebt i'll
&oln ais Iipiliondr luirftc, uieliodl
oua0e5eihnet iporoen. aalicr @ii'
belm ionbte Dem SSublor cine in Die
onerfenncnoiten @orte gctleloctc
CALCULATIONS. Gepcid)c Gus @lcldc
tbot @roBber5og Sricorid) BON 90
ocn. glid) glboronltn9cn BON Srl,p'
pcntbcilerL al bercn optic Der per
bientc @enerol emit geItnnoeL cr-
ilbicnen 5ur @rotillnton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-08
aapellmciitcr gcrntbalcr uperirt.

Sits burg, Ea,, 9. slpril. -
Der 9ircftcr oes .Eittsburecr Ssft.
Grfeiters". aarl gcrntbcler. Ser se.
itcrn 9lbeno nli Der 9iibne cines
lbcnterS in Hod,citcr bcin Eirigiret
III ObnmadIt fiel, lpuroc belite nah
cincm Soipitol gebrad,t, no cine
Operation lpegen 9linoonrment5iin-
Dung criolgreif, alisgefiibrt tpurbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-08
Tcpurtation uun ,}rrjinnigen.

Stodton, Sal, 3. 9lpril. - ,Sn
Spe,iolmoggons gingen bcltte bon
bier 2S ans Dem 9luslonbe itomncn-
DC ,Srriinnige noh 9teip-Dorf nb, pon
no lie nui 8rlno bes 9unbesgclebcs
nod ibren peimotbsl1noern 5nrjid-
beiorbcrt iuerocn iollen. gli 2lui.
icber gcleitcn Die llngliidlihen.