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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-03
Bowel Tonic
For Old Folks
Free

No matter how sound and healthy old
people are. they stiu suffer with their
bowels. The machinery Of the system
doesn't work as II did when they were
young and active. But while YOU can't
restore youth, you can help age TO live
more pleasantly
That laxative is needed every little
while by people as they get around dfty
and beyond there is no doubt. but it is
important which laxative is taken Old
people. women, and all except those who
are IN the prime Of life should avoid any
thing that gives a shock 70 the system
and which a best is but temporary ex-
pedienL Among these are pills and ca
thaTuc tablets salts and purgative wa
tiers. They are TOO strong and only do
temporary good. Not only that. but they
really bind the bowels next dav.
What you want Is something that Will
regulate the bowels and AGAIN get them
in the habit of performing Ascertain func-
ton at a certain time, while at the same
time toning and strengthening the mus
cles of the stomach and bowels Such a
remedy IS Dr. CaldWelIS SvruD PenSir
and if you have never used il let the doc
tor send YOU a sample bottle free Of
charge. In this way YOU can try il with
out cost. All druggists sell IL at - cents
and Sll1 q bottle, and those who have
uStA IL Nlll itlNllUc 10 DlN H. III Is
pleasant TO take. very effective. and very
economical as a hoUsehOuld remedy, as
all the family can use il. But DR.. Cald-
well Is eager 10 have all readers unac-
quainted with il TO send for a free sam
pie.
Thousands Of old people and heads Of
families are never without IT, for i'm this
way they cure and avoid constipation,
liver trouble indigestion. sour stomach.
SICK. headache. SleepineSS after eating.
belching, and similar stomach. liver. and
bowel disturbances. Mrs. Title Homan.
ie4 Mautauga street. Knoxville, Tenn,
and T. II. Marshall. Nail Okla as well
as thousands of others. attribute much
Of their present good health TO this grand
laxative tonic.
DR.. Caldwell personally will be pleased
to give YOU any medical advice YOU may
desire Tor Yourself or family pertaining 10
the stomach, liver or bowels absolutely
free Of charge. Explain your case in a
letter ana he viii reply 10 YOU I'm detail
For the Tree sample simply send YOUR
name and address on a postal card or
otherWlse. For either request the doctors
ADDRESS Is DR. w B. Caldwell. 4. 52S
Caldwell Building. Monticello. III
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-03
JERSEYITES AFTER
NEW DEMOCRACY
Chairman Sprigg, of State
Society, COnferS Here.

A big movement for the rehabilitation
OF the Democratic party in New Jersey
was given impetus yesterday. when Col.
James Gresap Sprigg. chairman Of the
Democratic Union Of New Jersey. confer
red with prominent members OF both
Houses Of Congress.
Thomas J. Hughes. OF MontcIair. is sec
rotary Of the organization; John J. Van
Order is treasurer. and r. ". Barley IS
assistant secretary. On the advisory com
mittee are Judge Robert s. Hudspeth. of
Jersey City, Frank s. Katzenbach. Of
Trenton; James Nelson. Of New Bruins
wick, Judge Charles /. Carrick. Oscar
Keen, Harry Osborne. and Judge Louis
Hood. President Woodrow Wilson, of
Princeton University. is one OF the vice
presidents
The Union" said Col. Sprigg to-day.
rs enrolling the names OF many public
spirited citizens who are DESTROYS Of
revival Of Democratic faith and the prin-
ciples Of government laid down by Jeffe--
son and indorsed by Jackson and Lincoln.
In keeping with our general plan we
have invited Senators Bailey. Gore.
IA .t-.-'rr a..t--ASh'.lr -i-4sf.Nr owen. ana
other distinguished men 20 address the
citizens OF New Jersey The first Of q
series Of mass meetings Will be held az
krueger's Auditorium, Newark. May Il.
THE work Of the union contemplates
opposition TO the cenTaIizing tendencies
Of the party in power and 10 all burden
some and unjust taxation forced upon
a helpless people by the Aldrich tariff
bill and other iniquitous measures. in
spired by the trusts and ratified by their
agents in Congress. We propose TO bring
together the Democrats OF New Jersey
and open the contest for Democratic su-
preUacy-
Col Sprisg talked yesterday with Sen
ators Bailey, Johnston, and Hughes. Rep
resentatve Hughes, and a number OF
others
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-03

Largest Morning Circulation.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-03
DEPARTMENT FINDS
SUSPICIOUS LEAK
Broker Nay Have Furnished
Figures TO Bucket Shops.

II was said last night that the Denart-
ment OF Justice has discovered a leak
OF New York Stock Exchange quotations
70 the bucket shops through a member or
the stock exchange.
The Department Of Justice regards ,,.
discovery as important. and believes that
1t will greatly aid in the campaign which
1t has entered upon 20 prevent the trans
mission Of New York Stock Evcbapge
quotations by telegraph to bucket shops.
The department believes. ii is said that
with the fast Marin wire out of commits
sion and with this stock exchange leak
plugged, the bucket-shop business in This
country will have been dealt a blow from
which it can hardly recover
& w T. Atkins. vice president Of the
western Union Telegraph COMPANY in
charge Of leased lines. who testified YES
terday before the grand jury in the in
veStigation Of the Marin fast wire ser,.-
Ice, which has been carrying New YorL,
Stock Exchange quotations to bucket
shops. evidently did not furnish much
information
After he left the grand jury room sub
poenas were issued for other New yo-l,
officials.
The special agents Of the Department
Of Justice and Of the New York Stool,
Exchange believe they have a perfect
case worked up against Tom Marin and
Frank Maier.
Frank Maier asked permission 20 20 be-
fore the grand jury and make a state
ment and he is expected here to-day
Tom Marin. who is in Philadelphia. has
also been summoned to Washington.
Bishop Will Testify To-day.
William (. Bishop. a special investI-
gator, employed by New York financial
institutions, will go before the grand
jury to-day and explain to the jury lust
how the leased fast wire is operated in
conjunction with the wires of the Gold
and Stock Telegraph Company.
The government authorities say that
patron of a bucket shop equipped with
ticker service and the fast wire had no
show In the world-the patron had the
use of the ticker and the shop the Use
of the fast wire, and the latter was al |
ways several minutes ahead Of the ticker
service
Mr.. Atkins was before the Jury for
about an hour yesterday morning. and |
he was followed by II. ". Taft. man |
agcr Of the District of Columbia branch 1
1t is understood that Mr.. Tafrs test-
mOny related to the furnishing by the
company Of wire service to the bucket
shops in the District of Columbia, which
we're recently closed by the Department l
IF Justice.
Henry S. Robbins. an attorney Of Chi l
ago. has been retained by the Depart II
nent of Justice to take charge of the n
present Investigation.
The investigation by Nthe grand jury
nay occupy all this week and a part Of II
lext
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-03

ton Of freight without cost to shippers
This question is a very simple one
Water points have advantages gwen
them by nature which cannot be taken
| away from them. Competitive water
points have these advantages. and # is
impossible for legislative bodies TO change
! them"
Senator Smoot cited the rates from san
Francisco and Utah points to Boston.
which he said made impossible compe-
ttion on the part Of Utah cities with
California cities 10 Atlantic seaport
points The people Of Utah, it was con-
tended, want the same advantages for
doing business in their own State that
are given to people outside"
well, if they don't like the way things
are being conducted. they can move out"
retorted Senator EISins.
Il want 70 20 on record as expressing
my disapproval Of any such sentiment
was the reply Of Senator Smoot. IF the
people Of the Northwestern States should
move out, the people Of this nation, and
particularly the people Of the Eastern
States. would soon feel the effect of such
migration"
Mr.. ElkinS BctOrts.
II want the Senator 10 quote me cor
rectly" exclaimed Senator Elkins. ct
said that if you pes-lc In Utah and other
Western States want the advantages Of
rates given Frisco. Los Angeles. and
other water points, you will have to move
out or reverse the laws Of nature. l am
willing to stand by that statement"
Let me tell the Senator from West
Virginia. said Senator Dixon. Of Mon
tana, that II the people Of Montana and
Utah should move out, as has been sug-
gested by the Senator from West Vir-
GINA, an awful vacuum would be left
in the electoral vote of the party. which |
he represents. I want to remind him |
That If eight or ten Republican Senators |
on this side had moved out prior 10 the |
vote on the tariff bill last summer that
measure under which the people Of the
United states are now prospecting would |
not have become a law"
Lugs I'm the Tariff
What bothers me" queried Senator
Nelson, of Minnesota, is wharf.-the long
and short haul has to do with tariff"
I must confess" answered Senator
5lkins. that I do not exactly under
stand this question, but don't want 10
overlook this opportunity to say that the
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-03
TAFT DINER KILLED.
-Four Others Injured Speeding TO
Banquet in Automobile.


Banquet in Automobile
PittSburE. May While being speeded
toward the Taft banquet at the Americas
Club tonight where he was TO be a par
ueipant, Morris Borden. a young oil man
of Franklin was killed in an automobile
accident
-Four who We're in the automobile with
him are in the hospital in a serious con-
diuon- The injured are Carl Borntreger
"a business man. who was driving the au-
tomobile. AR and Mrs. George X. Auder-
son. and Miss Margaret Jennings.
young society woman Of the East End.
They were guests Of NJ. BorntreEer.
who was driving Nr. Borden 90 lhe-ban-
quet hail. when the auto coIlided with
wagon in which a boiler was being
hauled
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-03
GIRLS OPENLY SOLD
AS WHITE SLAVES
Traffic Is Exposed by New
York Investigators.
HEAVY BAIL FOR PRISONERS

Charge Of Kidnapping EIeven-year-
old Child May BE Made Lnter-Evi-
dence that Agent OF District At
tOrney Paid Cash Produced I'm
COurt-CannOt Get Bondsmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-22
Neue 11lo>en fir Domer,

G4mar3 unb 8eiB, bic cine 10 beoea'
tenoc Rolis in ben ultra : frdn3o1nhsd
Wooen ipieler, lperben 6dufig ge6nben
ourh pitGnt tpirtenbe Noten periiider
Gar6ent6nung. SIS lit unmOgli9,
6en Gffett iol9er 8cmbinationen 81
6ci6reiben, bet beren. 3uiammen ltela
lung in 10 tiinitleriiGer @eiIe perfa9s
rem miro, baB bic Wirtuttg cine pous
fpmmene 1T.
ltniefe brittle Q66iloung 3eigt uns
cine ret3enDe Nahmittags : Toilette in
Ifrpar3em unb lpeiBem GbiffonzSu4,
g~urlirt nit periiI6er Sttderei. Sc
nau ditsgeoriidt, lit bic perIii6e 9ars
nitl1r tine ieparat getaufte, unab9ans
gigc Sorbiire, Die benz &leio mad Der
anQege6:nen Soee aufgeieBt 1T. 91s
Chiffon : Sud pereint in ieinem Wus
iter Shpara unb WeiB in rei6enoer
Neiie uno bic in Der 8arnitur entb1ls
tenen 5drben itnb QltzGtOia, Elm lpss
ni9 itumpfsrau, Elm 3uidB BON
SruHge HlFu eIlpds UlQllpluu uhu
Srjs.
0os arrangement Der 9aiqe 1T
ebtnIo 6ii6i6 pie ~eiganartig, unb bei
0lfeoem Ie6r einfa6. Die iiber Die
G6ultern laufenOsn I6malen 8Oroiis
rem : Streifen gema6nen an ben 9i6s
Jon : Gffett, pd6renO Der mittlere
GGluB, nit @olant an beioen Seiten
ala zine Mobififation os5 Marie Nm
tpinstte StiIs au bSeiAnen lit. Rcis
3eno pirtt Der bon ben SGultern Talz
lenoe !oie 3betl, inter tpetfem bic
%ldn9su, nit ge3ogener Muni4ette aus
Qsitatteten aermel ii6t6ar peroen.
Der Mooe bes 3ages entIpreheno, 1T
O:r 3als fld6 ausgeI9nitten urpo DON
iAm1lem l1flegetrdgen sjn9efaBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-22

eele9t unb 3icrt bic 9louIe aa pals
ano Qermeln, lpie lie aud 3un1 Cir
tel oes Materiot ~ltsfert, Bic unt:r Der
8louie 9etrogene @utmpc BON ccrpiurz
bi9em 8attiit nit lan3sn, engen gterz
meln, bat Elm U0ta bon alCper Stiz
derei.
Gbantsclsr rptbe Ylenben limb e6enz
falls cine ipirtungsoolle @arnitur fir
cremepeibe uno lobfnr6ige &letoer,
bod iperben bic nirtung3pOliten
Sdattirunsen Der Sarbe in biQigerem
Bacterial ni6t u%ngetroffen,
Benn man bic bsroorragenOen, 61s
ratteriittifen MertmaIe an ben neuen
M9ooeQen r~uf5dblen ioute, miiBte man
ptelei3t 5uert Die Nermslz unoS6ulz
tersQrrdngement8 nennen, bonn Die
Puiiion fir bas lleberlegen BON our9z
iidtigen Stpffen, ben niebrigen. 6als.
@usi4nitt, bic 8eliebtheit periii6er
StoIfe, SpiBen unb hlH9tr.rDe Sdr=
bent0ne, Der einfar6i9e uniere Rodt6eil,
perbunben nit buftiserem oDer gelni1z
itertem oberem Rod, 0iirtel uno Miez
ber~Gffette, Der pertiir5te Bnletot uno
Die gei6idte 8ertpenoung BON 9orOuis
renzWateriat
lleber bas 4srmel uro S6ulter 9(rz
ran9ement lit i6On me6rflh beri0tet
lporoen, bod f0nnen bic gepini6ten
2inien auf peri6iepenen W.9en er3telt
iperosn. ~llnadblige Mooe1e BADEN cine
gan5 glatte uno ii6tr Der gruit flate
8lpuie, bod BON einem dn0eren W}ds
terial als benz, BON tpelAem Der untere,
Ii9 glatt anIdlieBsnbe Sloufentfeil 1T.
Gp fam 4. g. Der urtere Shell SCR
9louIe bon Spuluro, Der Dbere nebIt
@erlnel bon einfarbigem geitidten W}o.
teriaI iein. Der aebrdudlidite Gfnitt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-22

ben ~surten, belen S6attirung:n. Be
fonoer8 biibfd iiebt es aus in Dem elcs
9onten aOntgs'glou Das in bieIer
Sai'on ippobl in 4msritu ipie in pa
riS bic populGrite MooeFGrbe 1T. Mettz
elfern nit oerielben tbun bic Gbdntcs
e!ers@ffette, osnen Ii6 Serer uno Iass
nntsrtperfen muB, gebpriUm pen Dor
lhriftsn Der Mppe.
Sin allerlisbites aIeio in l0ni0ss
blausm Suumpouz 2einen, nit einem
Std ins altmooii4c, 5ejgt unIere crit,
Sauitration. 9asIslbe lit fir Moroans
iruht b.itimmt. Der Rod, Der e..pa
sinen 3oa pom 5uBbooen dbblsibt, bat
sine 8oroerbobn, bic oten in Der Gails
lsnlinie aiemliA ppG eingeSpgen lit.
Seiten uno !Sintertbeil oo9eaen iino
ThrGg 9eidnitten lno Spar 10, OoB lie
bis gum &nie binab an ieoer Seits
time rOmiife V biloen. llntsrba:b Die
les punttes iino ihmuIe Paneele elm
gcieBt, umranost nit Ihrdg3n Streiz
fen bor i6mal gsItreiItsm I6purs uro
ip,ibsn 2einen. nit slpei btaUen
SbOpien oben. Die Suine 1T uni4li,s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-22

pom0aIih nod rsi3enosr oIs ie. Sir
Sung unb Ilt iiuo bic ruftiten 3is
nien in gleiaer Wetie tart III 9esebr.
sic bletben tetnesp:gsSauf irgeno ein
Wdterial bti6rdntt unb bic 8sri9iss
ocnbeit be5 arrangements lit 10 groB.
poB ben 8~sIegsnbsiten, fir bic boS
&IsioungSitiid beItimmt. 5iemlih ensc
Grtn3eu gefedt limb.
RsGt biibId iino spsi MooeIle fir
junge Wdofen, bic bic 2%eItrinnen in
unfersr 3psiten SGuItration abgebilbet
finDen. 0a5 er'te 1T ausgefiibrt in
fsinem @ouitofi, in apei S6attiruns
gen pm NitroIa. Der Rod unb bic
f1Iti9sn Reoer3 iiro BON benz bunt(es
rem, bic 8louis nit 9unito non benz
teQcren Wuterial; ManIdstten unb
8iirtsl bdrmoniren nit Rod unb Hes
ptr8.
GrsmeForbiges 3ud e~arnirt nit
matt tabodbrauner Ssibc, lit fir bag
3lpette MooeQ bcnubt, bas bon entsiiz
danb.r Ginfufb belt lit. Die Seioe, bic
lin mebrere S6ottirunsen buntler 1T.
lit in breiten Slenoen Inn ben Rod
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-22

Beno unb in MieOer sGffstt gei1nittsn.
2ebtsrer lit nit 5ipei 9}eiben &n0pfen
beIebt uno bat redts uno Iints cine
lmgai6lugene 8lenoe bon benz Idnur5
unO peiB geitreiften Geinen. Der obere
9Ioufent6eil lit ietr einfa4, tptro porn
in Der Mitte geI6Ipilen uno bat etren
umlegatru9en, Der nit Der onosren
0arnitur iibereiHitimmt.
Die ruHiI6e 8louie %eripeiit iia alb
cine Ielten erIolgreide Wobe, ipeHnz
g!ei4 es Der aiifmerti amen 9eoba6a
term ni6t entgeben fam, oaB lire 2tz
nien it6 perlieren in benz 8eftreben, tie
nil Der 3unita uno anoeren 6prmen
pon 0~rapirungen 3u pereinen. Sic
biiBt inbeTen inter benz neuen @rs
arrangement BON ibrem nG6ic" unb if
rer Gle9an3 nipts Elm, ionbern pirtt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-22
2lieoerfdnoif6e Qienf-
6oteu-o 3er6dn0.

Der gu Geioen ieinen Sabrestonereb
db6ielt, ~entfaltete nit ieinen nod siemz
lid eeringsn W'itteln cine eifriee proz
pdgunpd fir bic Sreaniiirung Der
SienItmdohen SoIanbs. Der 0erbano
BAT Ortsz 4btbeilunssn in Mmiteroam,
ROTTERDAM, Saog, 2eipen uno Sdiez
BAN, Sas 9srbanosorgan nSns Stres
ben" eri6eint aqmpnatlih. Muf benz
aongreb ipurbe beI6lphen, .oas 9lott
5u pergrobern, icipeit es Die finan5iels
len 8erbdltni1e mOgli6 MAIDEN. Ser
ner purbe beI6lo6sn, cine 4gitations>
brol6iire beraus5useben, bic nit einem
llmihlagbiloe aus tenn Dienitbotens
Ieben gef3mltt iein io1.? Der apngrsb
befdbt Iih ferner nit Der 5rage Der
Sonntagsrufe fir Die SienItmdo1en.
Die hollGnoilde Regieruns beihdftist
'i6 gegenpdrtig nit einem @eIebents
ipurf betreffeno 8erbpt pber itarfe Be-
fhrdrtung Der Sonntagsarbeit in ben
rerIhiepenen Ssruien, pobei bieSieniis
mGrdlen du8geIGloTen lein ToIen. Iuf
Dem &onsreb tpar islbifoerIfdnoli6 muir
cine W}einuna 0ariiber porbanoen, bab
Den pom friiben Mtprsen bis gum ipds
ten @beno uusgcbeuteten Sienftmdbs
Gen nenigiteuS ein Stiid6en Sonn'
ta9srute bur9 Die @eiessebuns ea'
rantirt fperoen nlib. Man befhlob, in
bielern Sinns cine frdftiee propasan'
oa al e~ntfalten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-22
hGerneneae 9Iooe6feinig.
keiten.

Sn leBter 3eit ma4t ii4 auf benz
@ebiet Der WoDe oas Streben bsmert.
bar, ben pieIerlei 8leinigteiten, Die
Sur 8erpoQitdnbi9ung Der Soilette eli
ner mppernen Dame notbpenOig Iinp,
cine INNER gr0Bere 9ebeutuns bei5us
legsn, Man 1T ebsn audi BEL uns iest
gu Der @rfenntniB gelun9t, bab crit
bic tlein:n, an Ii4 nidtigen 0inge Der
peit>j9en Gri4einung ods 8apro5e
Der @legans perleiben unO Ielbit benz
Idli6teitsn StraBenanaug ben S6if
gs6en. 5reiIid 1T ieoe nere Mooe
ni9t fir ieoe tleioiam,, 0as gilt po9l
Dor allen bon ben init iippigen Riie
I6en ausgeItatteten boben Stebtra9en
unp ebenio bon ibrem ge9eniab, benz
qGn5li9 frd9enloien, fleinen 9alsausz
i9nitt unb gar BON Der buftigen MuIs
Ielins pber SpiBenfrGie q Ia S9ulmGs
bel pb:rs Der Soqfattsnfrauie q Ia
pierette. bic bier unb ba iolhen Mus.
i9nitt umgibt, 9as Iinb Oinge, bsnen
mai iid nur nit groBer @priiht 3uz
member BARI. llnb palnit bic 1,sue
fra9enIoIe BLUE aud 0amen 5ugdnq.
lid Iein fam, penen bic Natur tsinen
S6panen6alS bef4erte, babsn bic
Yrieiterinnen Der Wobs Ihnea number
biibIGe, transparente Gbemiistttrdg.
lein du8getiiftelt, Die, 3umeiIt aus roz
fig : cremsfar6snsr SpiBe nit qaippil
bon mattget0nter periii6er Seibe, Den
als umi6lteBen, pobei bic optii6.
SduI6uns erpedt ptrb. ais lei er uns
perbiiut. 9ura errdbnt ieien \bie
nsueiten Der nellen Oameni6lipIe, Die
aus einem beitidten Sammet6anp Be.
fkben uno nur elm Gnbs nit Ibi6luB
BON @o(oplaItron unb @olofrdnie 9a.
ben. Die moosrniten S6irmgriffe 3eiz
gen aIerliebie, 9eGbTloumige &ii6lejn
als Rnauf uno oeuten nit bieIem 9ius
lpeiS auf Sitern pobl an, oaB tie nur
bas Set iiberbdusrn biirften. Neu lit
al6 Elm GROCER, flaAer &nauf, in ben
ein 5ierliGes llebr4en orer cine 5ur
NufnQbmc bon Yuoerp0pler uno Gtpz
psnItift beItimmte DoIe tleiniten lms
fan9es eingelafen 1T. 5eitonS, Jrana
len unb dual ten aus Perlen bil0en
ben 8e9ang Des leBten 8iirtels, Der,
dbnlid ME Die idon isit einiger 3tit
setragenen G~tebtragen, aus loien Perz
leni9niirden, Oenen nit Yerlen UNI.
ipunoene Sti6beinItd 6e ben nDt3igen
Salt seben, 3uIdmmengeIeBt lit. &unfts
poG aug farbigen GpiB:n 9eferti9te
8lumsn Don GROCER Nuturtreue roercsn
niht nur an !9iiten, ionoern aud i'm
0aar uno am 8lIen u~nIersr S6onen
tei Sage ipie CUR Mbsnotoilette rsme
ndGit %betpunoert peroen t0nnen. Der
neueItc SadrI4mud lit cine oret. Bis
bier itrdbnigs 5le6te aus oider, orioic'
ter SilberI6nur, Die ben breitsn
Qodenaufbdu umi6lingt. On Dan
ldn9en, ornamentdlen &etten erI1eint
ols mooernitsr Qnbditaer Elm tDin5iges,
goGbenes @ogeIbauer, in bem elm nod
iuinSiseres, leu9tenO blaues VoSlsin
ii1 i'm 9plorin9 pie9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-22

Die 9attt in Ram. 4belind
patti lit jeb. CT Sabre alt, aber lie
iiebt aus pie cine 8ier5igerin, lie Be-
finbet iit nit ibrsm @atten, Der be-
tanntlid Elm idpeoiIder Baron TT,
INNER ouf Rsiier, unb ipeilt gegens
pGrtiQ in Rom. @inem Mtturbeiter
bes ,@iornale b'Stalia" er3dblt tie
mon6erlst aus ibrem 2eben. Wts Of
ter porber fpra9 lie BON ibrem Debut
in Nep gort, tpo tie als ~15id6riges
WGbGen in r2u:ia BON 2ammermoor"
auFtrat. To9 Der 8orItellung fragte
lie i5re Mutter, cine seborene 8arrili
aus 2igurien, tief ergriffen uno NIT
Sbrdnen in ben Qugen: ,Was empfinz
beit Oh, mein ssliebtes 8ino, mad els
item iol9en @rfol9?" nginen fur4ts
barren l6unger, Mamu," ertpioerte pros
iaii9sniittern bic geFeierte 4oslind.
Die patti lit iiplS barauf, oub lie
Stalianerin lit. Sm peitersn 9erlaui
i6rer llnterbaltung nit benz talent
I9en SournaliItsn ipra6 bic greiie
Siinitlerin BON i6rsn 9eSisbunsen gu
S0nigen unb a0niainnen: bic aOnis
gin Wargberitu lei einmal eigens bon
Mon5a nab Mailunb %gefommen, Inn
lie, bic patti, in Der Scala iingen gu
Goren; bic 90nisin babe ibr BEL oieier
@eleaenbeit er5dblt, bab lie msbrsre
4benoe bintereinanber in Der !6oilog
0ipeiIt babe, Inn ben 8oritelungen
ppn Nnfang Bis gum @nos b%eipobnen
su f0n.en, troB hires boben 4lters 1T
bic emit pergDtterte Oioa nod INNER
febsnsluitig unb iibermiitbi9 pie elm
iun9ss MGb9en. sic iteiat ieoen Mora
gen CUR Srinita bel Wonti binauf, I'm
bos berrli9e panoramd Der epi9en
Stobt geni.Ben 81 tDnnen; beim5rii6s
itiid unb beim Diner IiBen Iid bic
beiben @beleute (ber Mann lit Be-
fanntli6 erbeblid iiinger ais bic pata
t) tpis iunse Bruutleute ssssniiber uro
bliden iid sGrtlid in bic Iugen; i'm
10 llbr ee6t Die SGn9er,n aur Rube.
nd6bem lie in ibrem 3immsr iih pa
thence gelegt bat. Mit ben anoeren
@Gften bes 9otels oertsbrt lie nur ipes
mig.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-22
Mooerner SafsfGmu&.

Die frasenloien &leioer erforoern
eebieteriIA cine bilfreife 8ebedun9
bss sntblDbten I0aliss, uno bu ni9t
iebe Dame Elm pielreibiges Sunoebalsa
bano aus gsrlen in 8ereiti6aft bat,
ia bieIeS am Gage audi gu pompDs
ipirtt ,iperoen bic breiten unD IGmalen
Sammetbdnber INNER mooerner, bic
man nun nit S9na1en, aQerlei Wtoa
tirsn, @pplequen 5iert. Oieie gGnoer,
f6nars ooer fdrbig ge6ultsn, iino l
Bis Il sou brett uno bdufi9 nit plds
tim ocer Silberaufldgen perieben, pi.
nit tleinsn Oiamanten uno iebr zen
relief" montirten ean5en perlen 9e'
I6miidt pproen. 4m itilpoaiten 1T
bas 8orbmotio 2ouis XIV, aus beIen
MetdlgeTleAt perlenblumen a%ufiteis
gen, bic auT 0iamantItielen id)lmmern,
baneben bic 8iene oes Ell item 3aiierreis
DIES in ubitufenben Sroben, nebit funs
fetnoen Sdnauen unp Nsraffen. 8on
oieIsn iebr iiligranartig gearbeiteten
0ingern iino meiit nur orei Bis bier
Gremplare porbanben uno gra3ibs
bur9 bas 8ano ge5ogen, 5lpedentIpre.
henb lit aud cine ein5elne, borne dngs>
bru6te, tunitppl se%rpunoene Oiamants
i6leife, bur9 pelde iih elm Sammetz
bqnb id)ldngelt. 4nipru4spoQsr 1T
Elm Sammetbalsbdno BON Dem flint
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in reSelmdbtsen
3fpiiGenrGumen %angenGbt ~Esrabhdns
gen, oann Elm brsitss fdnaraes 8ano,
lpelbss oben unb unten elm geraoe ldus
fsnber OiamantfdOen tegrenSt, uno elm
unoeres, has nur an Der oberen &unte
cine 9tdsadlinie aus Oiamdnten leu6s
teno abI6lisBt. Der INNER npebr err
ipo1enosn Observation-Disclosures Der Mo@
beoame tragen breite grelrotbs Sams
metbdncer Hehnune, Die ourh DID
mantenIhnaflen ii9 stpdneen, uno ben
Momentan iebr mpoernen Scques ans
morineblausm Saffet ooer atlas
itinmt man blale Sammetbalsbdnoer
au, auf Die man funfelnpr 3Orbhen
eenGbt, benen Perl. ooer bnnte Stein'
bliithen entIteiaen.