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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-15
STEAMSHIP LINE
GETS LIONS SHARE
Pacific Company Granted 20
Per Cent Of Panama
Through Tariffs.

The Pacific coast steamship problem
which has been a source OF difficulty 10
merchants and shippers for several
years. has become more acute as the
result Of a new arrangement made be
tween Secretary Dickinson and the Pa
eiEc Mail Steamship Company
By the new agreement the steamship
COMPANY taxes tbs. lions share OF the
freight and passenger tariffs on traffic
by way OF the Isthmus Of Panama
This was formerly 81 per cent II has
now been increased 20 % per cent ana
in addition the Panama Railroad Com
pauy has agreed 10 abolish all charges
for wharfage. liElteraEe. CraueaEe- and
use OF the basin. and 70 supply the
steamship company Win coal at cost
The Cuu--aDy is also TO receive j" per
cent on all passenger rates north OF san
Jose de Guatemala In recognition OF
The concession the steamship com
uauy agrees TO make some slight i'm
prCVeueuts in its service
In accordance with It's policy the Gov
eminent has stipulated CEat the same
arrangement shall he Ccen 70 any
steamship company and that II may be
terminated on short ncuS--at least
ninety DAYS As the Pacific Mail is
the only line operating between The
United States and the IstLmUS touching
at Central American ports II alone
enjoys the advantages acCeded by the
new arrangement
Secretary Dickinson frankly admits
that the question is one for Congress
TO settle. 50 lDnE as the steamship
company has no competition on the
coast. the Panama railroad y obliged
90 divide the tariff IN basis accept
able 10 f. There is no other way out
OF the difficulty The Secretary Of Wal
has no authority TO establish a Gov
eminent line or TO sshsidiZs any OJhe1
line The fact that the agreement NAY
he terminated on short notice Is pTaCti
cal admission that II Is only a tempo.
raTy one. serving its purpose Until On
Zress shall have agreed on PIN 81
/ permanent character
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-15
WEST MAKES DEBUT
AS AN ENTERTAINER
Commissioner Surprises His
Friends at Commercial
Club Smoker.
.itchfeld -. entertalner.

Henry Litchfeld West entertainer
That may not be his official title, but
It IS no missioner, say friends Of the
Commissioner.
Last night Mr.. West made his operate
debut. He electrified and charmed a
F7p crowd at the Commercial Club
When il was all over they shOwered
concentrations upon him, and called
ain the real thing as a music master
The eIeCtrifyinc process was Of short
duration, lasting but the while Mr.
West, much to the surprise Of his
friends. appeared 10 lead the singing OF
q popular stein song Scarcely had he
sounded the opening notes than II was
plain TO be seen he had made good with
Gis chorus
The real fun last evening did not be
sin until nearly q half hundred members
poured IN from the Knights TemplaI
banquet al a late hour on account OF
The delayed start. Adjournment was con-
siderabIv ll-er than usual
During the first part of the evening
William J. Weber kept the early ar
rivals in good humor by performing on
the piano as often as requested. When
the program had been fairly started il
served to introduce 10 the members
some stars who made hits at former
smokers One OF these was tzeorgt
O'COnnOrs vocalist, Who again finished
inside the money in the laurels race
The program, besides including selec-
lions by Weber and O-Connor, and fur
nishing q big sensation in Commissioner
VEest-s first public appearance as 9
singer, also included solos and a duet
bv Charles F. Myers and r r Roder-
icIz OF the Apollo Quartet Thomas W
RrahanE, in -DOoley ReCitatiOns ant
A. J HaCk5tt. in Rotations from James
Whitcomt Riley
A buffet luncheon was served.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-15

Pc TUM CEREAL COMPANY, Ltd,
Battle Creek Mich.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-15
SECRETARY'S FAITH
IN COOK SHAKEN
Lonsdale Declares Explorer Clean
ed Up $4,000 Before
Exposure

COPENHAGEN. Jan 15--According to
Walter Lonsdale, private secretary 70
Dr. Frederick A Cook. the latter
cleaned Up $4,000 before his fraudulent
claim to the discovery OF the North Pole
was exposed IsOnsdale is today prepaT-
ing 20 return TO the United States. as
he has at last become convinced that
DR.. Cook does not intend 70 come out
Of hiding and face the music
LOnsdale's last word from Cook was
q letter Of December q, written from
Southern Spain in which Cook said he
had been on the Atlantic from Deem
Der Is TO December q
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-15
DIVORCE GRANTED
TO MRS. STICKNEY
Protege of Mrs. Fish Is
Awarded Decree in Fif-
teen Minutes.

BOSTON, Jan 15--Her oath to the ef-
feet that she had been beaten black
and blue BY her husband, q Harvard
graduate, got Mrs. Mabel Gould SticH-
rev, q fifleen-minute divorce here tro--
Judge King IN the Suffolk divorce court
Mrs. Stickney. who IS a prOtege Of
Mrs. Stuyvesaut Fish, and was mOdel
for Mrs. Francis Lawrence, IT.. sister
Of Mrs John jacob Astor, sW0Te tH@'
her husband, Harold D Stickney, e.
wealthy broker, OF Taunton. Mass. beat
her so severely that q CabU-au had %
carry her INTO her own home
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-15
ARE MADE
FOR CHARITY FUND
Associations Request Assist
anCe in Relief of the
Needy

An aDpeaI is made in 200 circular let
te-s bv the joint finance committee OF
the Associated Charities and Citizens
Relief Association for help with which
10 carry on the various departments Of
the work OF the organizations The
branches Of service Of The Associated
Charities include a bureau Of charitable
information; diagnosis and treatment Of
cases unable TO employ medical atten-
ton: friendly visiting among the poor
a nrovident savings fund. securing en-
DI6vmeut for the handicapped. and SUM
Tner outings
The Citizens Relief Association eX-
nends lis funds for supplies Of food
fuel and clothing, which are DISTRIBUTED
without cost % the fund by agents OF
the Associated Charities
For the Associated Charities John Joy
Edison. treasurer acknowledge the fol
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-15
80 Day Treatment FREE

You want 10 be cured and cured ouick-not
poisoned with mercury and potash for yeas
A zq-DAE Trearuen- is yours for the asking
You viii open you eyes az what IL VIII d.
fo~ YOU N q month We treat YOU free for a
month Just write to Us and get the treat
--1ot free Then if you are satisfied i IS
the 1~cst remarkable treatment You ever
took YOU can continue u you wish Neve-
in vcu- life win you ever a=ai- have s=-n
an opportunity FOR complete cure, as Is
Z -=--a-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-15
Blood Poison

but drives e. OUT T. positively contains m
mineral D1iS1us whatever. so that once cured
bv the ObhaC Treatment you never Tun the
terrible risk Of having your bones soften.
YOUR nerves collapse. your aaeL1 fail cEf-
your kidneys degenerate OF your brain
weaken The Obbac Treatment Is q marvel.
producing remarkable changes in ozly %
DAYS This = why offe- 10 any blood
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dent the limitations which had been
placed upon him as representative Of
the insurgents.
The Presidents statement. after
dealing with the selection OF the in
vestigating committee says: ga fur
Their agreement was foreshadoWed
that conferences should be held from
time to time to which ali elected as
Republicans should be invited, TO take
I'd til various measures recommend
ed b. the Administration as perform
ances of party pledges, the subject
OF the caucus to be announced in ad-
vance"
The insurgents, It can be stated on the
best Of authority. viii not agree 10 any
proposition which binds them TO go into
caucus after the investigating commit
tes 6es Zen ,5fsDosed OF. Theg .reiferate
the assertion that their loyalty to the
Administration cannot De questioned
and that they do not need 70 caucus On
questions involving the redemption OF
II was This determination 70 be free
from the House organization immedl-
tee that prompted the insertion in the
public statement Of RepresenIat1ve
( Hayes the following paragraph relating
I 10 TIE understanding arrived at between
Mr. Hayes and President Taft;
Fight VIII Continue
1 The question OF future conferences
! Is one on which there has been no agree
menL In fact. I had no authority from
/ my associates to enter into that Ques-
! ton OF course, this agreement in NJ
J way effects the issue as 10 the present
/ system OF control Of the House Of Rep
: reseuJatives."
/ It appears from the White House
I statement that resident Taft misunder
! stood the scope # the agreement made
/ Dy Representative Hayes. but the insur
I gents declare that they viii consider
3 themselves bound BY the President
/ version of the agreement only in 50 IA
. as Il relates TO the selection Of the In
I vesriga ting committee. They viii con
{ tiuue their fight on the rules and
I against Speaker Cannon. and a vas
majority. If not all Of them VIII deCIiu'
! TO participate in caucuses-
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Blood Poison can never Be cured VIA
mercury OF potash You might as well Enl-
this first as last Medical authorizes say So
The most these drugs can do IS 70 drive Inc
blood poison back into the system and
smother * for several years Then when y1u
blink you are cured pItIfui mercury EyIlp-
t,uns viii break cut ard you 1nc thaf your
bones have been r0--iIE ali the Wills Your
teeth viii begin 20 loosen and your tissues
glands. brain and vital organs VIII show me
terrible destructive E-U-er % the mercury ana
potash LoCOuo-o- ACzEia. Paralysis l1nbe-
ciiiry and Premature Death are then almost
Inevitable ANY medical authority VIII cor
rcborate these statements The reuarksols
vegetable Obbac Treatment does not drive IN
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-15
Great 0hbaG Treatment

This is a square deal You sign nothin--
no notes make us no promises except %
take the treatment
The wondered Vasserr1an Test. the o1I-
blood poison test known 20 scientists, proves
chat the BODY. IS completely purified b. c-a
Obbac Treatment and -Eat mercury en- b
potash do no. cure blood poison Sit dow
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case in detail We viii treat your Iet---
a a sacred confidence Consultation and al
vice free we viI send yo-z also the reua-l-
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I'm %. SUM- In Baltic MiNael
Denaer i'm Nlier bon rs Sahrsn. Der
8eriforbene. BON bsm notb brei Briioer
am 2eben lino. binterldBt z ainber.
Nnl 26. SUM In Nep philadelphia
9bos. S. 6o,pells i'm Utter bon 25
Sahren. Der Berltorbene mar eil
Stablnrbeiter unb lam Dor orei Wona-
ten BON 5beron. 3d.. nah Nem pbila=
oelpbia, er binierlabt cine Mittme uno
Elm tleines 9ino.
Nm q. Stunt inn Union Soipital
SSrau Bertha Spider. 8atiin bon sSobn
Spider In Canal Doper. lnisre
Keller iperoen iiA erinnern. baB liA Grau
Spider am |. SUM. als lie nit Oilfe
bon petroleum oas Sseuer i'm Go1oIen
anaiinoen pollte, ihredlih perbrannte.
Sic tuurbe na1 benz Union 0oipiial
aebraht uno ihien beIsr su peroen. bis
Dor einigen 5aaen 8lutoeraiitung ein-
trat. pelhe ibren Soo berbeifiihrte. Sic
,par 36 Sabre alt umo binterldbt einen
8atten uno iieben Rinoer.
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Gd)redtltMcr SOP.

Wit atuei 9lltersaenolen. Win Weet
nno Sobn s5obnion. stng ON leBten
6reitag Nahmittaa Der l3idbriee
Sames Greseio, Sobn oes betannten
italieni!Aen 6ruhtbdnolers Gbas.
grescio. in Den Susearatpas 6luB i'm
Siioen Der Staot. Tim su baoen. Wah
oein Babe ltleaen bic Gnaben auf ben
Sabnoamm Der Q. & .. giienbahn.
8eraoe als iie oenielben errei1ten. lam
ein Grahtsua bonn 5iioen baber uno
in iusenolibem uebermutb iprana
Srsscio ouf ben 3ua. um cine giien=
bahnfabrt su MAIDEN. syn Der Ndbe pom
Slo= Broaopap iprang er tpieoer ab
UNI auf bas anoere 8eleiie. gr jebt lab
er, oaB auh auf oisiem elm Ssrahtaua
IN entaeaengeiebter &idtuna oaber
brduIfe uno oaB oerielbe nur tpeniae
S6ritte bon ihm entfernt mar. Sn oers
swsiflunaspo0er gu9lt iing Der Rnabe
an. Dor bem 3uge ber 81 laufen uno
uetSudte oann nit einem Sprun9e iibsr
oie'Shienen su feBen uno fiel babel uno
Der 3ug fubr iiber i'm binpeg. Als
mal ben Rnaben aufbub, lparen ibm
teioe Beine uno Der rehte arm tueage=
rilien uuo er mar aud ioult ihlimm
Uerliitmmelt. gr tpuroe in elmer Nmbu.
Ians nod oem uuion Soipital sebrabt.
bod tpuroe teine Operation on ibm
bor9enommen. oenn es NOR augenlhsin=
LID. oaB Der Gnabe ferben muBte uno
wirtlid erl6Ite balo oarauf Der Soo Den
tleinea sSames bon leinen 2eioen.
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Die oemotr1iiItbe gonbsntion bes 5.
Rreis9eri6tS. Difritt, bic Qenern In
GolhcctDn Gounip obaehnIten tpnrbe.
nominierte in Der 6. Mbitimmnno
Rihter Ghielbs bon Ganton gum Rreis-
ribier. s.s-s.:..s, - | ss - I'm
IS ldeint. 6aB bier ober fiinf @oun.
ties i'm Diliriit. Der Is gouniies nnl-
faBt. bel Der Wabl Der Greisrihter be-
riiflihti9t iperoen. Geit Die Rreisge.
rihte einaeftibrt ipuroen. bat Susearas
mas @ountp nod teinen Nidbter 3ebabt.
wdbrent nnbere Counties INNER iinb
INNER tDieoer beaiiniiiat lueroen. Wenn
mir nidt irren. bate Start Gounip
idon bier Ridter in biefem Diffritt
uno mir miiiien INNER ,pieber leer aus..
aehen. troboem mir bieles Mal nit
Mihter Mithell einen Wann inn Seloe
batten. ber bem Eiliritt uno benz Amte
air gbre gereibt bdtte.
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= Die 3atl Der 8emobuer MuBlanos
ioa lit nah amtliden Herihtsn auf
l6O Willionen Menlhen bslanien nno
Die 8ermebruma lett Dem Sabre 1906
iiber 33 Wlillionsn beiraseu.~ irob
eines lnenihenmorbenoen Hrieaes,
malienhafier 6inridtInaen nub Wus-
ireibunaen! Wlit lpie ,uenia BsrltanO
eir Gano reaiert tperoen nnD bod in ae.
,piler 3ihtuna Toriihritte MAIDEN
fam. bapon lieisrt oas 3arenreih einen
Yemeis. --.sss --.ss, ~
1 ~ Die ihmei,eriIhe Bunoeso'rIamms
lung bat Elm 8sieb anaenonnnsn. mel.
DIES bic ssnbritation. bic glninbr ODER
ben Yertauf bon Mbfinta Dopr ieon,oer
Nahabmuua oapon In Der 6h,psi3 nah
Dem z. Dttober oerbistet.
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Nm lsBten Samitag Nbeno mndte
Sophie Rarns. FL Sabre alt. in ibrem
3immec OIL Wsit 6routItraBe einpn
SelbHmproueriud. Nadosm lie cine
gIote qeI6riebeu. NORM iie ibre Mutter
benahridptiQts. oaB lie li6 t6oten lperoe,
neil iie ni6t lebsn m6se obne Nif uno
oas Slid Bapiet gum 6enlter hiuaus=
QeuOrFen. f1loB lie Shiiren uno SenIier
uno orebie oas Bas al. llnteroeleu
mar Die g1ote Qefunoen uno Der Wutter
oes WdoGen5 gebraAt. Die leQeniiber
wobnt uuo man elite nad Dem Ylmmer
sopbiens uno brad bic Sbiire auf.
Sas WGoden toar beuuRtlos. tonnte
ieoob tDisoer su li9 aebraht tperoen,
bdtte man Die 2ebensmiioe einlae
Dtinutsn IdnQer in Dem 3immsr ee.
lallen, 10 wiiroe lie ibren 3pef erreitbt
baben. - --.-s :-..ss =
Qm Wontas ioll Sophie Rarus su
elmer Setanntsn aeiaat baben, bei Der
erltsH 8eteasnbeit peroe iie nod einmal
Oerilthen, Iib oas 2eben su nebmen.
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Somss 9J}. 2abb = Slorenci 8iola
S9aloerm0n, beioe bon golioar.
Jroucs gBiliian 9eeo. Salem Sp. -
NRmO Ysa aiIber. Waihiuaton 5p.
Wm. .. Cor - Grace Sinos, beioe
bon lbridspiGe.
Warlba!l 8. 2aiole. @onton - @er=
truoe Mauoe Gbaffsr. ganal Dooer.
glmer S6ereit. Waililon glnna
F7SteDDan. Gtoneereet.
Clarence s. WleeIe - WarD gtbel
Web9er, beioe BON Suscaratuas.
Goan Sones - pearl 4oub. beioe bon
Nslu philadelphia.
Geo. W. Smith - Mauoe W. Better.
ion, beioa BON llhribspiQe.
geu. s. aaiff. piiisburg - emma
@lilabetb Ghneioer. Canal Eoper.
@bas. 8. 9auid. @aaerspille - ga.
tbarine 9. Gpsht. Neip phila.
sSaeob 8. Steamer - gona Dl. Dag.
LODI. Soper 9p. gasz
3bomas .. 4son bart - giiie Qacep,
beioe bon Stem Gomersiotpn.
Geo. Gtofer. Canton 8. Qeono
Eiber. Sanbp 9p.
Jrant 3ennebp. Mlron - 2ulu Mel,
6run. Rem pbila.
Cabin Grnft Deiefer. Gairfislb 5p. -
Della WGp Wlller. New pbila. ,sss s
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Samss IS. Gam bon 3enniIon,
Der tiiralib oerbaftet tpuroe. neil er Elm
Yilo aus Dem Yereinslotal Der Goos
sSelOps in 9snniIOn fiabl. tuaro am
lfbten Treitog i'm probate @eriht irr.
iinnia beIunoen uno feline ueberiiibrun9
nad Dem :srrsnaipl in MaIillon anaes
0ronei. Gam ersdhlte Dem grobate
&ihter. er babe fiir3lih $50. 900 aes
erbt nno bsiBe nuberoem mehrere bun.
0ert Nder oes benen yanpes uno anoe=
res Giaenihum. Gam lit 30 Sabre oft;
er 1T ue,1eiratbet uno 0ater pOn Ieds
Ginoerit.
- Wdhreno Daniel 9urs. Der apoli=
idhriQe Gohn bon Daniel GurB in
ganai Eoper. nm Montaa Nahmittug
nit anoesen Rnaben In einem Neubau
bsrumtlstisris. fisl er stpiIden ben
AuerbaIten 80 s5ub lief in bas groae-
fhoB auf einen Daufsn 8auaieael. mo
CT benubtios liegen blieb. Baul1reiner
bobsn ben Gnaben ouf uno truaen
ibn nah 0ar's. NO es erit am
ndhIen Morasn aelanq. ibu ipieber
sum YemnBiiein su brinaen. Ser
SuDQe bat eine Lss'iis 8eb,rneridiiitss
ring Danonaefroe.n nnb lpabriheinIih
bal er nnh Die SirnidbnIe aebrpten.
Mlan 3lueifelt an ieinem NuItommen.
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: Gbenlo tpie friiber iiber oas iaIt

- gbenfo fpie Friiber iiber o1s falte.
flaaen iebt Die Qeute iiber oas belize
Wetter. Dunberlihe gDelt.
Mm Dienfiaa Mbeno srnenerte
unler eiobtrath ben Hreibrief Der Sus.
earatDas electric 2iQbiinI nnD pouer
SO. fiir meitere 10 ssohJe. Sic 6tdot
besobli Der Geie1lhaft $50 per Sabr
lnr ieoes Girabenliht.
: gs beiBt, bob bic 2tebe alle llebsl
ilberiDinbet. bod 3atnf6mer5en uno
Qoblt6pfi0ieit bilbsn 9nsnabnen.
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9as StOaisoberaeridt bat lid qes
lreiSert Die Pro5eiie BON Soc Banisls.
SarOe0 Stnber unn Sherman Muber=
ions au3uIoNen uno 10 babsn oieIslben
Die IStrafen. Die ibnen Rihter 6eaIea
untfr oem RoIeaeisb 8uoittierte. su be.
snbtsn. sat9 s as !
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puDsoe<Dome. Elm e-lofdsner
Button il, Jrantreih. Iitfert bsoeu.
tenoe Mensen gdrbDliGure.
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Ser g6liif,cl sur 0cIunObett

Der Sd)lisKcI sitr WcIttttObctt
tieQt in benz @sbraub bon sSOrnis 9lls
penfrduter. Gr iidrtt ben a0rper.
rsinigt oas gIut uno baut oos SPLEEN
auf. Wenn sic an pateni.Weoisinen
nidt elauben. aber burb iibermdlii9ens
De Beipeiie iiber3eugt tperoen tDnnen,
oann ihreiben sic al Or. peter ssahr.
nep & Sons Co.. l9-25 g. Dopne
Mpe., Chicago. Sd.
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- Sas Soaus BON gbwaro Stofs=
bale, atpei Meilen 6lilid1 BON @anal
goser, on OR straRe na1 Binlielo.
brannte am Greitag glbeno oOlitdnoia
nisber. Stodsoale uno feline 5rau
mareu 3ur 3eit bon 6auis fort uno nur
Der 9ater oer SSrau mar su 5auie. oils
bas 6euer ausbrab. st Dar na1 Der
Gdeune Qeaangen, UNI Elm gfero eins
Snlpaunen unO als er lih umIab. ltano
bas 9ous in Slammen. Ser S6aDen
miro auf $4,000 aeiddBt nit tbeilUeiler
gerlberuug. @.... ... ss.s.sss.ii 50. IS.
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- sh6a toroert DER 4. Suli ieine
GpFer. 2ealier Gneht. 10 Sabre alt.
Gpbn bon @briitan GneAt, uollte am
3ienltaa Uorgen einen Geuererader
abbrsnnsn. GerIelbe Uoute nidt erplo,
0ieren uno oa mollte Der Gnabe i'm
lpieosr au5iinben. oOU in oemislbeu
Muqenblif erplooierie Der Grader uno
Der SunQe murne nm Die Auaen uno
al Der Nale ihmer Uerbrannt. 10 oaB
man erit fir feline Sebtraft fiirdtets.
bod iheint in oieler 6inlitt feine Be=
fcbr au beliehen. ~ s.
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y 9lus OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES . ] \
: lNIungcn.s "

g8eil i2iae .beIisre SdlFte" ibn bsr=
I0jjen uuo einem auoern Wanu nah.
lief Oabei aud nod ieln 9ino mi!=
nadn. milf @m. Wc@lain bon ieiner
SOiepbiue aelhieoen lein. 9as Baar lit
erIt lsit etlua5 mebr als eiuem Sabre
Derheiyatlet. go
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ssm Union 0Olpital iino 9e9en.
n6rtiQ l6 SSiebertrante.

- Bis WOntaq tpnr0en In Canal
Toper SO 6d1e pon Nerpenfieber ae.
meioet. Die Grantbeit tritt in uiloer
ssorm onf unb bis oabin nuroen teine
9ooesidlle gemelbet.
.- Cine quite @rasfarm bon 40 bis
SO Mfer. 8utes Walisr, Gebdulih=
feiten uno eenhaeno Dbif, tueniaer als
S Wailen pon Rem philadelphia. Man
ertunoias iih bsipeeb. pbone @.-l46.
Nsm BbilaoeIpbids o. ss '.-s-.----e. .~-----.
- grnIt as0erah lieb lebte Wobe III
Der gidte BON &aaerspille cine neue
eheune aufridten. nobel lid Die Qanse
Nahbaridaft beteiliate uno niht ipeni.
ger als los 0erionen gum Mittags-
mohI on Die 3iids isgien. - -.
gm lebten Eonnerlfaa M6eno
mahts i'm gBeltenoe eine niitbiae
RaBs Die straben unliher uno Srauen
uno Ginoer iuhteu Sbub in ben
6duiern. Das Sbier ipuroe i1iieblih
in einsn Gobleniosuppens saetrieben uno
bort nieoergeiholen. .sssasl .xasss .sss
Milliam 2aueblin. Elm BremIer
auf Der 6. & 3. @iienbabn. ser.
auetihte am sonntaa Nabmittaa in
3oar Station. ipdhreno er stpei Waaen
suiammen tuppelte. Die rehte 0auo
uno es mar noibpenoia. stpei Singer si
amputieren. 2au9hlin mobnt in Mines
ral @itp.
- Soiepbine Dapis, z Sabre alt,
iprana an lebten Donneritae Mbeno
bier on Der 0ohiirabe auf elm porilber
fahrenoes Buaap uno als basielbe on
Der z. StraBe in turser Bieauna ab.
IhDentte. iiel oas Mdohen riifludrts
aus oem Beidbrt uno fiel auf oeu Giit.
ten. lam aber nit einisen leibten Ser.
leBungen oaoon.
- Nm 3iennae Nbeno qerietb oas
9ab Der bieliaen gisfabrit in 8rano,
bod tonnte oas 6euer oei0ldt perben.
ohne bob aroBer Shaoen augerihtet
iuurbe. Sas 1euer mar ourd Suntsn
sntitanben. bic BON elmer porbeifabren=
ben 2otOmotipe auf oas Sad iisleu.
Betern Woraen lieIerie bic 6abrit ibren
Gunoen @is tuie 9e,u0bnlid.
Nntout tobifiabrer. Nutomo=
bil=8elellithaften iollten eine 6ahrt mad
Baltic peranitalten uno bort elm Wittae=
shsn sinnebnlen. Gin 0anoelsrellenber
bon columbus ertldrte. ih mill lieber
i'm Sirler 6otel eRen, als in irgeno
einsm 0otel in Suscarawas Gountp.
Dan telspboniere i'm poraus uno made
ieine 8eiielung. Yeioe 5.lep9one.
5rau Marp Sirler. Baltic, 8.
8einabe tdaIit lueroen getruus
fene bnr Der Mapor aebra9t uno be.
itraft. SroBoem bebaupten Die 6dnpter
Der @ioic 2lgo. 2ocal Option tein ein
Seaeu fur oas GountD. - gleroln9s
lift ss. aber nur fur Die. Die es perltehen.
lh BON Der MntizSaloon Giga gut be-
sablen au la6en - uno uieueidt aud
nod bon oeneu. Die tdglih uno itiino=
lib Dem 8eieB Sobn iprehen. =. ,..-.:.s. ....s..s
= 9as Saus BON @omaro stofs=
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-06-30

: Die Wahrbeit muB man beteuern,
Die 2ass finoet bon ielbif Glsuben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-06-30

Nm lebten Eonneritaa Moeno
mahte i'm g8eltenoe eine piitbiae
RaBs Die straben unliber uno Erauen
uno Ginoer iudten Sbub in ben
6duiern. Das Sbier tpuroe ihiieblih
in einsn Goblenidluppens saetrieben uno
bort nieoergeldolIen. .s.ssasssssssa -. ~.