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Gin ItdrfcS @r0bcbcn fau0 bier. Sic.
iG, liorgen 934 ll6r itott. Ole
Nauern mebrcrer @ebdil0c erbielirG
Siiiie. Die pelcni5rntiae @cme9lns
belt 8 Sefunoeu lang an, 2ie III
groben Sdredeu uerieBts %ep0Ife.
rune ilnb aus ben Soluern uno blie6
aui oen Straben. bis oie Storiln1
noritber mar. Gn5 Gr0bebcn nuroe
nuh in oen imliegenOen Crtihditen,
audi in @armiidl, scipiirt. 9iah ei.
ner IeIouug ans 0beranuncrlalI
mobte es iih and BORT iiiblbor. ober
mir 9erir5er ShaOeu uuroe an8e.
ridtet.
0bgIeid iih bier teiN llugliids.
iGIlc creignet habgn, ha: iidl bel nd-
berer llrteriudllma Aadj bcrnusge.
ltellt. onb oos GrobeGseu beOelicn1er
mar. OILS man antanas anrehli. SiC
NSauern III hrer.r Sdallhouier iinO
geboriten uo Nie 9cbrer uno Sdii.
Ter Iiefcn id)rcieno aui Bic Strabcr.
IcrStnotrotb nronetc ste SflicBune
Der Sdlulcn an, bis bic 5chGuoc
griinolih mtcriutt iir0. GaS Rotb-
bauS bat beocu. roc grid,iliterltuger
erIitten urS @iitcr ficlcu pon Ger
0Id)ergeit2Ileu ser oiientlidcn Rib
Iictb.f. 0aS leIep6oniuiteu lpur0t
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reno ocr Seismogrnp6 I'M Cbierua
torium aubcr Or0ming gtrietb
@erIin IA. SuIi.
gtah Gcpeiten aus Enrol. Gciter
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Tourf) ein grobeben cine @eriou ae
tobtet uuO jmou3i8 auoere muroer
perIebt
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Berlin. IA 9SuIi.
Baron GbinOa, Ocr iopaniihe Dot
idufter uno @rai pon Der Often
Suden. otr ruiiiid,e Aotldofter, ipra
den 9enleinidm i'm 9lusludrtiaer
stmt Dor uno iiberreidten Serrn boz
| Shou oen Cert ocs fiir5lih a5ge
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trages. 2ie 9otidloiter iagten. ooi
Ser Gertrag eiue Grpeiteruns oe.
japonii6-ruliiiden ltebcreinfomnIen
pom sSuErre 1907 p1re. uno oab G
cine tpcitere 9iirgifaft fir oie 9Iui
redterboltung oes Statns quo I'M
oes 6rie0ens I'M fernen Often 6eoeu
tete. Die Giplomoten periiderter
Sab onS @ruuoprirSip Ser oiienel
Sbiire oopou nidt beriib.t miiroC
Serr BON Sd0a ndbm oicie GeriiflC
/ runaen 0onfeuo entaegen uno er
fldrte. 0ab 9eutidlano Die gripar
tuna begte, Sab oos Grin5ip Der oife
nm 5biire. ooS fir Oe:itihIanO
/ pirtbid,aftIid)e Sntereiien i'm ferneI
Often cine iold,e @ihtigfeit b1ttt
BON oen beioer glodlten aufridti
aelpabrt tperoen milroe.
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3rofbritannicu.
gidJt icbr ibmcidclbaft iar SImcrifa.

SOtouHs II NSuil.
Gos 9anfierfomite, oas fiir5lld
ernannt spuroe, UNI Die Gage oes
gounuoaenban0ds 81 unteriudeu,
bat lid eutidie0en, oen 8orihlog 81
MAIDEN, oaB non nGdllten gtopember
ab omerifaniidR 9nunupoaeniradlt.
briefe nur Damn ais pon0eISpapiere
aeltcn ioaen menn amerifouiihe
ganfiritituie ii1 iiir iie pcrbilrgt 5a.
Ben. N1an 1Iaubt, Dab Oicicr &or.
idllaa pen elmer Generalperiamnl.
luna engliidJcr mo fontinentdlcr
ganfierS angenonlmeu ipsrofn piro.
Tos Soutite mndte ieine llnteriu'
d,unaen in 5olgc Scr I'M lettcn 9lpriI
in Qiperpool oufgcoedten llnregelmd.
biafeiten. Die bel Mndltbrieicn III:
nmerifanii9e gaunuuoae porgetom'
men mdrcn.
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sIuflusrn uieocrscidlIuacn.

gtVIU sJVII, IT. NNHII.
Tie non oen leeten bier tageu0eu
Observation-Disclosures gegen Ole
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Eatten uno
Genoiien erbobenen glnflageu iino
nIeNergeidllugen por0en, ga luie lid
bernuSaeitclt hatte. Sic @eifspornex
riht IN geiesllher 8elie aeu1blt
muroeil IS iin0 neue 8eidauornen
gGuG9lt morOen. Sic nun Die 4nge.
legenbeit in Grlp01ung haben.
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Gtn Sctm6geu in ciner altcn SanS.
tnidDe.
Nlontrenl. III ,Sllli.

gtontreal, 13. Snli.
Ge9ierungsbeamte BADEN goitmar.
fen Der Ser. Staaten nnO 9a5raoor
i'm 9etrag BON 100000 6cihlag.
tabnt. 0a iie oen @eroadt begcn lie
ieien geidIid]t. Die Marfer muroen
i'm 9eiie zines @fanAeihers geiin.
Oen, Der iie gum Gerfaut ausbot e3r
Bfdrolefber be1niiptet. oaB G. Die
9earfen in ciner SanOtaife iodo. Die
er ouf elmer 9Iuftion in einen, bisiis
gen 8ahSbof faitite.
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rer 5dblt.
Die 9eo0lferung bon Cot ct.
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peIt, oenn ndhreno lie IN 1900 90
655 9opie 5dblte, 6etrdgt tic nun
5S.547.
@eaepine lit nGbreno ser lesten
jebn Sabre BON t7,4S4 gnmobnern
auf 21,122 gguahien.
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2otol5uaes nnd) @ittsburg ge6roht.
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Gin 6alTiifat.
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SSdlhlHgton, IA. SSlilt.
tst. @''t0. s5c5einlpo!i5ei madt
"a. lis, >neu,s 6uIiiiifot in
Der sSocln S3ci., '~iSje.tiifatS
oitigetandjt lit ~ ser Serie
1901. trG8t oen G5vu 2etter ~.
EIatteuuummer loo urO psiit Oie
llnteridriit 0eo &egiitcrs Sernon 10.
lpie Ole Ocs &uHoeSidnsmeliters NC.
6lung alli i0.ule oaS Eortreit Sil.
lieaS.
0as 6aliififat lit pon elmer aif
pbotogrop9Jiden gSage bergeitegteH
Elatte georudt. Iie orangeiarpene
9tiidieite lit ounfler ais Die Der adj
ten (Sheine; Ole Sei0eniGoeh i'm ga.
pier iir0 0ur1 Iintenitrihe nahge.
madt.
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Iyrau agHes 9Pc6op nno bsgirg oair
SplbitmorS ar0t mar N bic s..
nlor6ete nerliebt. oieie wes aber ieIne
gInrdberungen juriIf.
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Gbicasoer 9'arft6cridt.
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eabeod. Rutbtou 4 Go. Rgofsros

tcIai:
Bel ben eriten liulidteu ir g3eiSuunritc nor
eine RTeiserbdhuna nm s4e so pcr5ei6nen. eis
mas ipdter aber iielen bic Ireife nm l--1Ac.
erbolien iith nm bic Mhitonsiiunhe uno fieIen
auf oen nicoriaiten Sinno Dee Eaaes lpdbreno
her Shlubitunoe Die QahricbieH aus hem
3oromeiien limb iebr tpioerirrcdbene.
sIun Die aornsRreiie fraren bel Der @totfs
runa boher unn eepcu Shiub Hieovlatr. Sn
ennSen aorH'ciiirtel herrfbt Sas holfommcnlte
@etier
Safer mar cbenidlls bober onHn nieoriger.
Die S6lubnoitrunaen pureH pie inlgi
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GuI GtcIIrn.

c''',rtnaicicn uuO GJincicR scratbcu
All Der Sr'cI Geiuwaa bintcrciH'
aRScr nr9 tc>; citcn crlciOcn
Sg,lai;r.
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spanicn.
geiOreuih uuS gOriidltsmuircocln.

NaOrio, IA SuIi.
SponiIdle SrIppen neroen in ser
gropin5 9olencin juianmengc}ogeL
UNI bercit 81 iein. iid nan eaialonien
an bcoeben. oa &c beiiit. oob ore ina.
niiden poliiiider Sliidtlinae eiuen
belpaiineten Ginbrlif iiber bic iran.
3oliidg @ren5e periudlen molen.
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tria and Prussia, offered his services
as a volunteer in the American cause.
Following the unwilling of the Pu-
laski statue the scene of the cere-
| monies was transferred to Lafayette
Square, where the Kosciuszko memo
rial was displayed to the public gaze
for the first time and formally dedi-
Gated with imposing ceremonies. The
statue is gift to the people of the
United States by the Polish National
Alliance and that organization was in
charge of the dedication ceremonies.
Secretary of War Dickinson and John
Smulski of Chicago delivered the
principal orations. In eloquent ad-
dresses both speakers paid glowing
tribute to the memory of the soldier
and patriot, who planned the defense
of West Point and later did valiant
service in the campaigns in Georgia
and the Carolinas.
The statues dedicated today take
rank among the most imposing memo
rials in the national capital. The Pu-
laski memorial is the work of a Polish
American sculptor of Chicago, Mr..
Casimir Chodzinski. The work shows
Pulaski in the hussar uniform of his
native country, seated on the back of
moving horse of fine mould and
graceful lines. The rider presents a
picturesque and martial appearance.
with the long military cloak thrown
back from his shoulders. The horse
and rider stand upon a high granite
pedestal.
The monument to Kosciuszko stands
at the northeast corner of Lafayette
Square, two of the other corners of
which are adorned by the handsome
memorials to Lafayette and Rocham
beau, while the fourth corner will be
occupied later by statue of Baron |
Won Steuben. Gen. Kosciuszko is rep |
resented as the hero of two hemis- !
pheres. A map of America with the
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eminence and orators of renown, the
laity by financiers whose influence is
international, and by lawyers and
members of other professions who
have reached the top round of the lad
der of fame. Former Governor Nor
then of Georgia, Lieut. Gov. Ellison Of
Virginia, DR.. j. B. Marvin of Louis
vile, A. J. S. Thomas of Greenville,
S. c., Gen. NJ R. Lowry of Mississippi,
President F. w. Boatwright of Rich
mond College, and President S. j.
Jameson of Mercer University are
among the distinguished laymen who
are to speak before the convention.
Included among the eminent clergy
who will lead in the discussions are
the Revs. J. B. Gambrell and George
W. Truett of Dallas, DR.. Lansing Bur
rows and o. r. Gregory of Atlanta,
Rev. w. H. Smith of Richmond, Rev.
DR.. E. C. Dargan of Macon, and Rev.
DR.. E. Y. Mullins, president of the
Baptist Seminary at Louisville.
During the session of six days all
the church work, which includes the
three great organizations of the Bap-
fist church South, the Home Mission
airy Society, with headquarters in At
lanta, the Foreign Mission Board
with headquarters in Richmond, and
the Sunday Schools Publication So
ciety, will be reviewed. For the first
time in the history of the convention
the young peoples work, the laymen's
missionary movement and general ed
ucation will be brought directly before
the convention.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-05-11
|. T VER|NG3
ELECTED
PRESIDENT OF THE SOUTHERN
BAPTIST CONVENTION FOR AN
OTHER YEAR-TEXAS MEN At
TEND BALTIMORE MEETING.
(Herald SpecInl.l

Baltimore, Md, May little fifty
fifth annual meeting of the Southern
Baptist Convention, the largest relig-
ious gathering of the year, was infor-
mally opened this afternoon with a
brief business session for the eelction
of officers and the appointment of
committees. The Hon. Joshua Lever
ing of this city was reelected presi-
dent by unanimous vote and practi-
cally all of the other important Off
GERS were chosen to serve another
year. Tonight in the Lyric Theater,
the formal opening of the great gath
ering takes place. Governor Crothers
and Mayor Mahool will be on hand to
welcome the visitors and the annual
convention sermon will be preached by
Rev. Dr. w. L. Pickard of Georgia.
For several days delegates and VIZ
itors to the convention have bedl
pouring into Baltimore in large nun
bers The gathering is representative
of one of the greatest religious bodies
of the American continent. The
clergy is represented by theologians Of
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War Veterans at Hutchinson.
tHerald Special


Hutchinson, Kas., May 11.-An I'M
usually large number of veterans are
attending the 29th annual state en-
campment of the G. A. R.. which met
here today for a three days session.
In addition to the veterans there are
many members of the Woman's Relief
CORPS and other auxiliary bodies pres
ent. The city has extended warm
welcome to the visitors. Three candi-
dates are contesting for the office of
Joel H. Rickel, the pres
ent incumbent, Lewis Mayo of Leayen-
worth and E. T. Beaver of Junction
City. Commander in Chief Van SAINT
will be here for the last day of the
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-05-11

American eagle guarding it's liberty is
at the front of the pedestal. In the
rear the other hemisphere is repre-
scented as divided by coiling snake,
standing for the depotism of European
and Asiatic monarchs. To the right
a Polish farmer armed with scythe
is protecting a Polish soldier who had
fallen in battle. At the left an Ameri-
can farmer is severing the bonds of
an American farmer Above this
group stands Kosciuszko, holding a
sword in one hand and in the other a
map showing the West Point fortified.
tons.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-05-11

Z ~ - e1zu ScSuuu 7fSSlfHtHtSs Oh luIdutTy,
the First Separate Battalion, the Sig
nal Corps, and the First Battery Field
Artillery. The third division of the
parade was composed of the High
School Cadets and the fourth division
of the Polish patriotic societies.
The ceremony of unwilling the Pu-
laski statue occurred in the triangle
on Pennsylvania avenue opposite the
National Theatre, where the massive
figure of the Polish general has been
erected. Surrounding the statue were
great stands to accommodate the many
officials and guests invited to take
part in the exercises. After an invo-
cation by Bishop. Paul Rhode of Chi
cago, President Taft addressed the
assemblage and pronounced splendid
tribute to the valor and military gen
Jus of Pulaski who, after fighting for
the freedom of Poland against the
great invading powers of Russia, Aus
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-05-11
AMERICANS
AND POLES
JOIN IN HONORING THE MEMORY
OF CASIMlR PULASKI AND
TADDEUs KoScIUSzKo, HEROES
OF THE REVOLUTION.
(HeraId Specially

Washington, d. c., May 11.-With
military pomp and splendor and amid
the enthusiastic demonstrations of a
great concourse of people, the hand
some bronze statues of Casimir Pu-
laski and Thaddeus Kosciuszko, the
Polish heroes who aided General
Washington with their military expert
ence at the hour of greatest peril in
the American Revolution, were I'M
yelled in this city today. Seldom has
an event presented so many brilliant
features of military pageantry and at
the same time given occasion for the
expression of the debt of gratitude
felt by the nation to the distinguished
foreigners who came across the At
lantic and out of disinterested motives
did all in their power to aid the
American cause For two hours the
crowd that lined Pennsylvania avenue
saw rank on rank of Polish patriots,
members of the Polish National AL
lance, march in company with Amer
lican bluejackets and soldiers and at
the same time heard the Polish ma
tional airs played along with "Ameri-
ca" and "The Star Spangled Banner"
The president of the United States
and members of the cabinet, the diplo-
matte corps, justices of the supreme
court of the United States, members
of congress and many others promi-
nent in official life, as well as a great
gathering of citizens, took part in
the double ceremony of the unwilling
and dedication of the, two memorials.
The military parade was headed by
General Tasker H. Bliss, acting chief
of staff, with Col. Benjamin Alvord,
adjutant general, as his chief aide.
The first division comprised regular
troops from Washington barracks and
Forts Myer, Hunt and Washington and
the naval contingent of three COM
panies of bluejackets and battalion
of marines, the United States marine
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Illinois Prohibitionists,

Decatur, H., May 11-More than
fifteen hundred delegates came to De
catur today to attend the prohibition
state convention. The convention
will discuss plans for vigorous dry"
campaign to be pursued throughout
Illinois this summer and fall.
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a HanpV Father

is soon turned to a sad one if he has
to walk the floor every night with a
crying baby. McGee's Baby Elixir
will make the child well-soothe it's
nerves, induce healthy, normal slun-
Der. Best for disordered bowels and
sour stomach-all teeth babies need
it. Pleasant to take, surejsand safe;
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ola Fiesta" In San Jose.

San Jose, Cal, May 11.-San Jose
today looks like Naples or Seville in
carnival time In celebration of the
opening of the annual Rose Carnival
the inhabitants of the city, together
with hundreds of visitors, are dressed
in holiday attire and ready to enjoy
four days of mirth and merrymaking.
The floral decorations are the most
gorgeous ever seen in California. Ath-
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a Smile

is a pretty hard thing to accomplish
when you're blue, bilious and out OF
sorts. There is sure cure for all
kinds of stomach and liver complaints
and dyspepsia. Bal
lard's Herbine is mild, yet absolutely
effective in all cases. Price so cents
per bottle.
Sold by Bratton Drug Co.
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letic sports, floral pageants and other
carnival features will occupy the pro-
gram until Saturday, when the cele-
bration will wind up with great
aviation meet and magnificent night
parade.