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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-07
Unique Flying Machine,

Probably the most unique type OF
flying machine in the world Ia that
evolved In the brains OF two Kansas
City, Mo-, men. There ID something
Japanese-ltke In the new flying ma
chine, and father and son are the
inventors In suspension principle II
deals with the boxkite mechanism as
shown by two umbrellas, one above
the other: In rising the aluminium
covering tor the RIB spaces opens auto
mattcally under downward pressure Of
tho air, conforming 10 the action Of
the wing feathers Of flying birds.
r. b. EubAnk. OF Kansas City,
started on the model OF his flying
machine long before the Wright
brothers ever thought Of soaring about
through the air. He took up the
study Of flight In 1895, and Il the
time of his death, September, 1893,
he had = small model In the base
ment Of his home, At his father
death the son. q young attorney, took
up tho experiments whore tho father
had left on.
Each Of the umbrella elevators Ii
the EubankE machine contains rs
square feet, and they are estima ted
to be capable Of supporting weight
OF over 400 pounds when operated
at 60 revolutions per minute. Al 14d
revolutions per minute the lifting and
sustaining power Is estimated a. al
most 1000 pounds. A to the mat.
ter Of accident and consequent fan
Ing. danger Ii overcome by the fact
that the winged elevators will close
automatically. making a. giant para.
chute Of the umbrellaA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-07

stressx ~ nnounts6 pcitcs1A1s, who
rode down gu1lxy ana innocsnf aIike
with fschlee6 abandon.
The chfef rtcttng occurred In Ken
sineton and In the northwestern sec-
don OF the Oltys where street cars had
to be withdrawn 81 dark because Of
tire sfsurceszess Of tiEe Ettxck1 uuun
tendent Police Tim CeLeary, adopted
new tactics TO clear tho streets. driv-
ing people In strange h0uses and fore
tng them to stay there until trouble
had been stopped. 81,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-07
RICHMOND WANTS
1872 CONVENTION
National Body Of School Superin-
tendents viii Come Here,
Says Mr.. Hill.

II feel sure Richmond will be able
to get the convention in 1879. Il the
confident prediction on Assistant ~
pertntendent Hill OF the Rtchx nd
public schools. who returned 1li6mo
Saturday afternoon from Indiana polls,
where he attended the annual session
Of the Department Of superintendent
OF the National Education Associa Ion
held In that city last week
Mr.. Hin was very much impressed
With the way Mobile went after fhe
convention and won II
When reached indianapolis. =
eaid Mr.. Hill Monday. speaking Of his
trim = found . delegation oS forty
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-07
WILL HEAR WITNESSES
ON HIeH FOOD PRICES

WASHINGTON, March 7.---Hearing
Will BE- conducted. beginning t0-mcr-
row BY the Senate COMMITTEES appoint
prices for food.
The firSt witnesses will be retail
dealers from New York. Philadelphia,
Baltimore and Warrington. They will
be asked a. to prices they charge con-
sumers and the prices they pay whole
sale dealers. Wholcsaser1 will then
be asked to tell the prices they pay
to beef packers and manufacturers.
Next win come the farmers and other
producers who will be asked how
much they get. It q believed that n
this way the responsibility for high
prices may be hxed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-07
REGULARS PREPARE
FOR HURRY CALL

WASHINGTON, March LII con-
ditions In Philadelphia menace the
safety OF the United States mint there.
troops now being held in readiness at
Governors Island and Fort Dupont
can be rushed into the strike-torn
city within q few hours.
Secretary OF War Dickinson, acting
on a request from the Treasury De-
partment, to-day directed General
Franklin Bell chief of sfa6. To- TAXA
all steps to prepare for this emer-
gency. To General Leonard Wood,
commanding the Department of the
Fast. has been left the selection OF
troops. No call has yet been issued.
but the army regulars are being held
In readiness for instant action should
such step be necessary.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-07
WILD HEAR ARGUMENT
IN THE EvENSEN CASE

Judge wAddill. Of the United States
Circuit Court. has decided that arwu-
ment may be made 6efors that court
in the case known ~ Evensen against
Metser. In which the plaintiff n seek
ing TO recover t1.SoO. that being the
estimated value OF one-haf Of tho
total value Of the launch Damflno,
which sunk In James river last sum-
mer, through. according 10 Evensen.
the negligence OF Metxgcr.
Tho report. recently publiahed. to
the effoct that decision had been rsn-
dered IN favor Of the plaintiff. was, u
- learned. erroneous. since the merits
Of the case have not yet been dis
cussed In any manner.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-07
MARKET ON FOWLS ||
NOT so VERY HIGH
Prices of Hens and BOOSTERS Sh0s
Decline From Last
Week.

Following the break in the prices 81
live hens last week when the uu0tMS
ton fell two and one-half cents tMM
Cary street produce market hAs b9S8
come rather quiet Dressed poultry
becoming less and less desired. -
OF the merchants having grricN&N xlE
such items from their quotation carNME|
while live ROSTERS are now rated IN
against SIS cents quoted last week. y
Eggs continue in demand with mes
crate receipts. Butter lis steady 40
from 10 cents a pound to 20 cents 49,
cording to quality, and the cattle mar
ket shows satisfactory signs of res
vived activity this market Affecting
directly the hide market. which II
turn Is taking on new life and onef3Y@
Current wholesale quotations - 4NI
follows: s;Sss;53
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-07

NEW YORK. March THE cotton
market had little support this morning
and opened easy, unchanged to points
lower 1t was forced down violently
In the first twenty minutes under feayy
bear pressure chiefly directed against
May and July. Stop orders were
reached In both Of these positions and
the market experienced much difficulty
for sales.
Cotton prices: March. i4.54abs; April.
1850; May. i4.4saSo; July. 1l.24a2s;
August. l3.s9a7o,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-07
Manual Training.


While in indianapolis Mr. Hin
spected manual training work III
seventh Craze OF one Of the ~
schools OF that city and AecGrt4N
that pupils not particularly hf11M
their sttidtes were being gtye1t
and half hours Of work Wc1M
stead Of an hour and q hall Of es
the usual time devoted to tho
each week. In such cases he tm1ex
tors found that the pupils had 4nS
a marked improvement in their ~ 5
les as result Of interest Ar0u4oN
the othor line of work. 4; x
superintendent JoyneT Of Pubil4
struciion Of North Carolina. who
attended the convention. s,opped "a
for a while In Richmond SaturdaX
ternoon and inspected tho Richmt&
high school. together with Hup4.
tenacnt Harper of the Raleigh puN
schools, who was likewise Ell ro11s
home from Indianapolis. Both en
educators expressed themselveg
more than pleased with the S0n9E45
facilities and equipment of the RtcM
mond school.
Other virginians There.
Other virginians who attended IN
convention were DIR. J. l.. Jarn1aNe
president of tho State Normal e.
-frarmvfrIe. Dr. G. T. Heafwoge, oR
Harrisonburg State Normal: Mr.. M L.
Blanton, of Richmond. editor Of IT,
Virginia Journal of Educations a5&
Mr.. A. j. Gray. representing the JOhN
son Publishing Company, OF RlclSs
mond.
Among those who expressed the ~
lief that Richmond would get the cor
yention in 1912 was retiring Presid441
stratton ID. Brooks. OF Boston, MlIN
was succeeded by superintendent IN
wilson. Of the Omaha public schoo}
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-07
NEED NOT COMPLY
WITH RATE RULING
Supreme Court Affirms Contention
of Railroads on Interstate
Commerce Law.

WASHINGTON, March 7.--Afi1rm-
ing the contentious OF the railroads.
the supreme court of the United States
to-day held that the Northern Pact
nc. Chicago and Northwestern, Union
Pacific. Oregon Short fine and other
Western railroads need not obey the
order ~ the IntArstate Enmnaarns
Commission and establish Joint
through passenger ra,es westward.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-07

FOR RENr--NEATI4Y FIylt1y4
rooms for gentisna4n- ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-01-14

rtntcr NnterobtIen odheraefauier
lina. lpte bclofien Sniammcnitiirsten.
9pei &in6cr per,brannt.
Doa Tormhnii5 pon GomuEb Soaeit
IN HluilliieIo, @is., puroe ourd
Seler Scrit0rt. tp1hrcno Die Gltcrr- in
Der Staot irdrell. lint @eibuutts.
0eihenfc iiir ole Siuei 8irber GIT ta,t.
fe,t Die teioc bel bent 9ranbe urr,
fdmrr. Tie Glteru Iiebcu sic ii
Sabre olte H,itb nit ihrer . Sabre
oltet SdJpeiier aQeiii. i,ln lire Gin.
fdufe Jill bciorgei. Ms lie mad, 9ouic
5liriidfehrten. ialioen lie beibe ainber
foot. Gs iuirb anaenommen, ooB
H,tb o~erllid,it. ihr Sdiuciterten All
retten mo oab lie babel niit ibren
2ob fal,0.
~Spfsr Ser StraBenbnb.
men. Seben cir5eluen Saa inn Sob.
re iorosru III Hcp Dorf Die Straben.
bahnen Elm Meniden!eben. Ssm go.
uen1ber luuroeu 81 Mcnidlen oor
Den Strabenbabnen getoStet nlS
4242 p%erpulOet. BON 0eilen 1855 ola
iftperc SGIe beseihne. weroeu. Nls
ygetoOtct". pfIcaen bel bieien ltni1I,
len Ei,r ioIdle Safe bejeidltet jill iuer.
Den. in oeren oas Opict inrerhab
"a Stunoen itirbt, mer ipGter itirtt,
lit nift rtoht". ioiloern MIR .ocr'
ipnnbet". Sn Birflihteit lit Ose
.3abl ser Spfer Der Mep Oorfer
StraBcnbahnen clio rod ipsit ercber
als Die Siifcrn tcrit,tcn.
Sobcs IIter. Sn DEM er-
itannIid, hpher Nltcr o 90 Sabrer.
5 Mnnaten NIB ~ Jasrlf lit i'm
Seim ibrer Sohter. Jrun Iiitcaic
@inrobt. 3m Supeilport, elite a1ie
Seutide MniieSlerin uon Scot! geIn.
tp, Soma. 5roii Arn,n .. anboi mad
MIR flir5cr Granfbcit pom Gooe OBJ.
beruicr, iporSsn. Die GHtidilafeitc
rpurbe am 90. ,sirt 1916 I'M Scrsoe.
tbun, Sadien.9ubura ,ecborerr, mo
iie aiiirpiid)s rra lid aili &C. Tdi 1s42
nit ibrem itlr I'M ErSe oorduaeguit.
genen 0a.teu. 5artit @ie-tg' An,but
oerbcirothete. SS,n SsSohrc 1858 fon,
bas gbenaor naca %uicrita li,b brett
nod) Seott Gon:tir.
9r enc 3iebe. @eomte BOZ,
Henoiba Gorrtp. Mis-. I,abel, eir1ea
'eItencn 6au po,i Mnbdaelid,feit Ell.
ter Srdu ibre.u Ianllc aegeniiber
ertSedf. Sic idnbei7 Troii Ni,ra
Shnif. Die Satin non Otto Shmit
peit aenoibo. uelfer lpcgcn @GrIon.
plt1a bon Gelberf, inter ioIihen Dor.
pdnber su eincm Sabre 3littba,,s
rernrtbeiIt ipurbe,. nfs aelNcrit iii
einem Aeitaliront in @dupun Be.
id1ftiet Sic bate oieic Stellung
areenonH,leri. i'm iial,e bel ibrem
0ionnc 81 iein. Sf,ntit lit 40 sSsdbrc
oIt, fpabreao ieine @a.tiny ipsrtis
.me6r aIs ein airS lit. Nsi beta
Nro3eiie hires Wannes. uIs SHnrit-
iif fhudoig bcfonrt hattie. Cat {ie in
bera3erreiBeroer @eiie oet Mtdlter
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-01-14

bieies SaDre5 lou er iii Dem 8oiihuHs
bon 6rau Snrnb @roit i'll Columbus
NrIenif III eil,eJ, 3beeteIiel geiporie,
baben. ipoourd) cine 4n5ohl Der Soft.
ganocr oergiftet murben mo nlir init
flopper Nptb bonn Gooe acrcttet ,per,
oen fomiten. gs ereob lidl Dab Die
Wiitmc &rout Den Seirntbsantraa
Sincolrs %nnlenomnlcn hate inter
Der 9eotnglu1a. bob er norhPr eii,eu
eutell Iusiuei2 iiber ieil1c Sii,unSen
ablegen iollte. sns er oies iiid,t tbiin
tonittc. mics lie ibn nb. MlSbam trllg
it'd Die 8iitn1iidoiiorc gu.
Muttcr uno Rtno pcr.
bronnt. Sr cil,em Neuer. oas bie.
Ter Gage ibre iiioIid uou Daptolt,
Ohio, geleserc 8ohnuns serit6rtc.
puroe Srau Cynthia RhpScn, 80
Sabre of. NIT ibrcm sspeildbriser
1ofJterd,er 8litb su Eooe perbratnt,
pobreno rin brittes 1ohterd)en.
Ooiip.im sitter bon bier S,sabren, per.
mliiblif ebcliseeiGbrlite9 ranbtpu,.
Den crlitt. @eruriaht lpuroc oas
6eIcr Siird, cine grploiion, Die lid,
5iitrug. nls Nraii Hboben grool AM
bds sSe,ter I'M 8iiherofen aoB. Sb.
motl i'll mcniaen Sefumocn III SLANT.
men eineebii1t, oohte Die Mtutter al,
tbre Hettung Siilest unb periuhtc
suerit ibre ainoer i'll Siderbeit ~,
brineen. Sic cruriff sunGdit oas
pieriahriec Todterd,en uno trua eS
'in's 0reic, ocrntod)te aber niHt metr
in has hrenncnbe &aiis Suriif,nfrt.
rem, I'M ouh has slueii1briae @obh
retteu 81 tonnen. Iefen oerfohItc
2eide mMrbe ipdter inter Sen 9rnnS-
triimlncrr acinitbeil, Nrau &Gu0er;,
Ser sic 1leiocr b~i,dlii1blid por, 0cihe
aebrannt !pdrcn. mnrbe nof DEM
Miomi &nIlepsSoipiiaI aeid,aiit. no
iie an Tbeno inter- furd,toaren Ono.
len itarb. t..->.
" neebIid Mothuebr. pei
eiirem Streit in elmer @irtbihdft in
@aiiali, Wis., .rpuroe Ser Farmer g.
2nmbreflt bon ieinem gesIetter q.
SeefeIt burd, einen iSauitit)lng ai,i
Der SteIle aetobtet. geioe iporen nit
ie elmer @aaenInouna Syarrner5eiie.
niiie in bic StoSt a%etomnten. un0
nod)oen lie lire @aaren perfamft buf.
ten. aer;etAen Tie in Der Birtbifait
in Streit. Seefelt, Ser iit in Sait
beiin6et. erfldrt, oaB Der. d1toere i'm
dneesrifien babe.
9en3intoIIe SunSe. 4as
Hittsburger SoIi,eian,t bat feitoe.
iteIIt. aab Ole Mnndbn,e. cine 1uros-
tpiitb lei in iener Stoot ausaebrot,en,
ouf Srrtbum beruht. Maerbings fd'
ben uiele 3ulSe in lester 3eit befren.
oenbe Spmptome perratber. ioOof
iino oieie aui oos Ginatbn,en Der Den
Nutomobilen duf Der StraBe el,titro.
member Bcn;inb6inpfc suriidanfiib'
rem. Sas Benign iibt. cine beroi,'
ifenbe @irfung duf Ole Sur,oe aus.
rladt iie ,pie fc1, niib man bat br-
obodtet. 0uS Snnoe, Die n~teilenireit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-01-14

iset WcfGobe CUR uli'ocpabrirtg beS
3elbeS. Gr aelpoim Die lleber5elt.
1itng. DAB Der 3ipiebelfaiten i'm aeaer
ierabe 10 iider iei. luie cin einbruts.
IiGerer @eloihrnnf, uno o%eponirte
ms oteiem @runbe $50 IN buarem
Beloc mo einc1 Glct fir $40 utter
ben 3lnic6eli. Ils CT mad, einiger
Belt rad) icinem 8elbc iud,tc, eri.
Sedte er, ooB IS perifnpmoen lei.
fofsiro1e ergnb. bn6 ieiilc Tru,i Dor
f,,rscm cine gr6Berc Yortiou ,3lpie.
helm rerfdllit hattie. S,cst il,dlt CT
ui,ter |ieit,el &unbcn nod Dem @elo.
Gin Meter IN Ser Not6.
Der aui CHS .Sslano oetinirten
eerfteSaaScner guucrnipielern. Die
sefanntlid) an @oro Ses Oampfers
.EreiiSent @rnnf" beriibergefom.
men iilro, I'M eillen D. +. Yublifum
III Seiaen, mic man id]uhpIutteIt uno
ShrnnOabnpftn unb @itan3ein iingt.
oiirftc ein &etter in Der Notb in Der
GerIon oeS iriihercn DIRECTORS Ses
Nerp Dorfer Seutifen Tbenters,
6errn 8uitun Mmberg. eriteher.
Scrr Imhera bat bcfnnntlib Dor
Sabrcn Die Sflierieer ~beriiberee-
broht urb ie1ter audi Ole Seeerr.
ieer; er lit nlio selpiIiermaBpu Or.
pert" III ser 9cspertbung Der 2eiit,,n.
gen ser 4.anoln iinb 9i,om. Benn
er Der grippe icin % g" eibt. bann
miro pcrnnithIid, aud Der bodbeiniae
Serr Ssnqliiitor, ipelfer Die Detini.
rli1g Ser 9cutc perarInBtc, Cit Gin.
ieber bobcr.
Cine ucbrrrnhune J.. Der
III 7ieuiten oer Ifers & Sarpbam
Gorupann IN afrcn, Ohio. itebenoe
81 Snbre altc Sad groofs iiel oieier
Gage IN 0bnmadt. ais er sic teIegra.
pbiidc Nadridt erbielt. ieite W,ltter
in 9fep Cattle. ga, Tel i'm Sitter bon
96 Sabren scltorber. utlb er iolle 81
ihrer Eeeroiarra fon,mcn, ,grcofs
hotte feline Miitier id,pn ieit 5ruahSis
Sabren fin toNt ,sehalten. NIB er Dor
Stpei 0rfoScu inr.Mesifo nrbeitetc, er.
hieIt CT eil,ts ,ln9es Don ieilcr
Stspeiter s:ntn 9tiei, in bert, lie ibnt
/ mittbeiIte. 'eine Weltfter lei eeitcrben,
mrb or ipne 8efo fir Die 8eeroi.
sunssfoIten ifiden. 9roofs iaHote.
mas or haitt. u,o ipor ieitber iiber.
;ei,et, hab feline @httter rpirflif ge'
itprben lei. Snotuiihen 1T aid ieite
Sfipeiter a~eitor6ert, rnb er miro oo'
her nift mehr in gridbrnne brinaeil
fSnnen. ippr iener Brief eiaentlit
an i'm nod, Merifo seifidt bat.
MngebIiber iider.
ssab elmer @eratbiute. Die bic salsc
Mad)t binourf oaiiertc, berld,fete Die
Surp in Dem Sale bes Stoates segsl,
aueil,s &incoll, in, &reis9ert4t in
Wortase. isis. ooB tie iit rtdst eti,l'
aen fcnre. Ger SOL oes gsrflogten
2incoln bot sroBes aufiehen IN Der
ltmseseno errsat. 2incoln, peider
56 Sabre oft III. itebt inter Der Mli.
Haze Der @iitinfidnpa Nm IA. ysdrs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-01-14

Gil Ehrei, aus l~.i.hrtliin "
Sa,td,5er ucpacrt criiintc oci, ftinc'
NaMNa. 6: unit.c lie 'iiiNu
aui ciEcr s"lciilrn Steintont - III
sr rs 70 germ i'm oeben qc.hcn - IlI,
ous Mnrrnr Hoi'aebilhtt. Der 9s;n'
ecGlitgcrc. Gr iaA nit trriicn on1i'.
barren Git'elii ori @rioen clitacacn.
Gin to0rcs @grf nnA oailnod) 'nt
Stiid acualtiGes Hcben!
,Wtaria Somrid)'s Mboentadbc 'tr
Old. M!litcr". lal.e er nit thrlilell'
eritiftcr Stinln,r.
Sic pr2rre Bic &irAc geaeii Die
Stirn.
Sic f1ruie bod rnieren &ntcr
liift = rUie III oos Wpglih &C.
ipeien2"
% iliiitprtc ibr ser So3n ons o.
bcinlnib Ser lcGtau @odlcn ST:
.Sie pi!e0te i5i ia, MAltter. OH
bdiali iie Ionit ood) ilieniolS fertlel,
eeIerrt. Sn ,iillen NodtItnnoen bat
lte Del, |arer "ifii;irt. I'M Gid Sn err
rreilen. Gag unb Maft bat lie lest
gearbeitsi. MR.. hantit Gil nldlt ogju
ldilse oarten i%olltclt. llnS oernod1.
Diutter i. 2tne Geinen Se9en fam
it niht uad) mcinem Slide Ia''en.
Sic Gntideioulg lie9t III Teiller
Snnb."
90 fieI tic bem aetrenrn Nbbllo
hires @attrn i'll Die 8nie. 2ollge per-
barrie iie 10,
Ms Tie .Iih erbcb, Iraf,o lie Wieoer
'ider I,nb ouIrcd,t mic III G,n Ea9en
oes iriehliGcn 3nionmcnlebcilS mir
linn. Mii ieiten Sdritten gina JIG
an ben Ghreibtiih unb ieste ein Eele.
gromm auf.
Sr1i,lein Ndrin Snn,rid), Wiii,.
d,en, 2anaaaiic 245: Grille Die ah.
pe,ttsbitte ether olten 6rar. 2onlnt!
1fno Ser irene Iaun o,tf Der Sfeirs
banf Idd,elie tpeiter III sniriebenem
@liid, nls lei or Ser GriiiIlnng gespiB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-01-14

Ter ntts Naitor bate iih bel cillcnl
I%elhit1nhiI M1tcrtonrnteren Serhlt,
ipo5iersaro ~, ieinem 2cibtn nca
cine Itarfc GrfGlturn aehcIt. gr ncr'
Iic6 uidlt u,shr olS Eager. 5na mo
Nod,t IBID ihni oir Satin nidt BON
Ser Seiic. Der Sohn bat nnh be-
idNpor lie. o,uon nosula''cn, Der Irit
Id)ati mn oronie. Sic Iieb lid, ltid't
nreiHrtbcul bis Iie cirrs SnacS iu'orr'
mcubrod,. O. murbc ihr bitter 'dhpar,
Sen Su6u TIT i~dileu!liac 8cidnf'utg
elmer accislictcr Yilegerih III bitten,
aber id,l;cbTid, mi,t,te Tie Is tl)nn,
60 500 bcnn Mfitte Sftobcr clue
hinge. ianit n~l,sicberb, Tcrion III nie
Bizarre eir. Sic errara lid, io'ort
Die 3unei1urq oes ardntcn. S!ipcr
Iu, hiclt or. mic iii iab ansorcdlei,nrr
Ni,eit, ibre &Gl,or icit nno llehte letlc;
.Nidyt ir.br. Gle gcbcn l'iht 'r!illsr
tort. biz id, nus9elittsn babe.
Tie altc Editprin brdl'dltc inobl
cine 3cdr ooj,,. ebe H. ore Trii'i,l'a
iiber oic,Srenoc gun, @5'tinb brod,tc.
Iunn abcr ooh oud) lie eclttllt 81 cr'
fcn,en. Dab lie Die inn1c E'legerln
bon &erSan licb babe. -.
Ger @inc oes SSohiten trnt III 'ei'
FER 3cit III Strait. Gr rte' Den trei'e't
Giener 81 iid,. che Der lid nod e't.
irSiideS aAoeltShdurd>en ei'tjIitoeN
la'icn foilntr.
lie Tn,tcrm bi.li it'd taplcr. Hnr
nls DER Sara aeihloiicn luiiror. brad
liz nit ciile,i y9ehldltt Ill otc 8rt1c.
Gin inrnnteritoes MlnNeu rang iid, bon
ihren 2iDonn. Nbehhs ia9tr ne le',c
Il, ben, Sobn uno Der G%iIeeer'n. bic
an rddftsn 1age prn oanl'ct S,ehe'i
noIltc:
Gins III mir 10 fmrdltbar lcih: oaB
id niemolS oaroii beitaitb. 'ein eiites
Geiid,t i'm 9ilpe ,~seItbaIten 81 ld'ien.
Gem bas. rras JEST in. meinem Ser.
SET Icbt, iii perbunfelt bon GngIt .ro
Gersneiiluns."
Tns 2eben alitt nll1'npltdl fp'eccr
in feline Iiinen. rceeImdbieen gohne,t
3ie Gaitor;n idnniidte and oies,ndl
ein Mbpentsb1umf,en. iueil Der Yer
Itorbene hieic alte site 10 iebr gellebt
botte. 9ie 0oritirber fanter, ,ino
ioaten lire hofinnnasiroben Sieber
her. Sour Ole fleinen, fr%cblinnieeN
@eiherfe - iiir ben inneen Nnltor
sic BIeiiertufenliebite, fir ben alien
Serrn hie GbofoIdnennfeifc. tiir bus
Ofiitterdien eiu MaraipnnihloB -
SehIten biesmal.
Tie 2id)ter waren .fnIt her1b'
e%ebrannt. oIs ser Sotn be Sa''o 'e''
tier SHUTTER crari'f.
GENE Sitrnma bebte.
~Sn beui gterbe3irrner 'tehf etnc
Mcinc @abe fir lid. faste er lcifh,
-Fpnm .,sb lieu"
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8iTt Y%Irgcr werbcn.
.@s lit meinc Mbiidi. aaer Erclle
irto Inh1n8lihfeit all ben ,3aren non
RnBlano ODER irseiib einen anocren
rentoen Serr,ter, Notentaten. Staot
aher Sono az e%ntiaaen" Dos
,no neridlieoenes Il,bere beid,ipor ser
Ielor aarl s.sGrn bon Der Wetropoli.
ini,. Opel OILS er lid, in Der Supreme
Scirt bon Nelp gorf iein critics 90.
,ier" bcIte. Or CAB oil. in 9eutid).
Iaito 1eboren 81 ie;n; iein Bater lei
in %iiie, ieire Wutter cine Sd,pe.
sin.
Die 3niebeIbant. Gin Be.
!dnntq Sormer, Der in Der Wdbe bot,
hntisP, Dis., mobubaft 1T, perSontt
ben 3erinit BON $50 ieiner eiafnor.
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nm NiIoe. Sic ioIt oa5 aiuS eincr
luobIbaheiioen JamiIic bon buffalo.
u. o. ieiH. nrb tret bes SebltrittS
ibres @attcl bat lie bel ibm aus.
seboIten, Sdrtii icil nit ~icltcr
Srou .~pernbrebet habcl,, rad, Der
6iibuna iciler StraiScit nah ben
Otter, al, petcil. nm cin lleitc5 2eben
gu .%be9tnrcll.
HGhr eli Snbrcn. Ter areu-
ser .9rppt!pn" emit Nbmirnl
SfIens itnt5e: 6lasgitiii lit cit
9epeis ootiir. mie id)tea Serrlid)fcit
itno S;1rfe idppinocu. Sor eli Sab.
rem nor oaS Sfiii nod Der Stol;
Der 6Iotte. oaS Die 0erfoI9urg Der
Sd,iffc Gerreras aniiibrtc. ais oieier
aus benz Snfcn ron Santiago 3lt eilt-
iIieDen periud,te. nm oeiicn GcihiiBe
ben ieinblit,cn Stiffcu lpobl oei,
ihiueriten Sfaben suiiisten. unb
hcute iiept es III Der 9rooflpncr
Shiiismerit polfcmntcn obaetafclt
unb miro pobI nie irpiebcr in Dicrit
aeitclt ucroen. Nlinipi nno Weoid)i.
l,ch iiiio nod, 10 6raiid,bur mic al ic.
mem hcutlpiirhiacn Gage. aber Ole
Misunderstanding hal crflirt. 0oi;
DER &rcli6er nioberi,en MrIsrid,cn
nid,t n;ehr cntiprift. nno 10 wiro Gin
neues, fotbnreS Sd,iii Sic Steae Der
olten ,9rpoflpr" i'm dtlontiIdeu &c.
ihnooer einnehnen. Nbgsieben bon
Sem hiitoridaei iuib fcntinentoleu
SntcreIie. bas lid iiferiif acruhc an
bas Shiif fniipit, lpia es bod fait
iheiiled. ais ph Is Elm beocnfIid)er
urb iebenfoas reht fcItipicliser
Srrtbum lit. Elm ipnit braldb1res
Jabrseus ME oies 10 id)ncl id,oa
gum alter G;icn 81 perier.
Gin meiner Streit.
8anoalen iiito in elmer ser letter,
Wddtc in bic Safe oes MIdmcbo
S~nr,nercitS in alaneSn. Gal, .ae.
orulfgen iiiS baben oas ganse 2cfol
1T aenteirer @eiic oeniplirt. MfsFnic
Sd1nbtbet an r1hiteH Moraen poi,
GSp. Staeln, eirert' Wlitslieb oeg Der.
Gins, cntoeft ipnrse. mdd).e ote Sol.
Ie belt gil,hrlif, afs OF cine GrpIo,
lion itattgeiunoen bate. Die Sihc,
Stii1Ie INN 1hiiren Ser Straufes mo.
rem in fleinc Stiift aejhiuaen; bic
Enrnapparntc rpnren cbenialIs fait
adnslth oeiilolirt. Die in ben. Sfr1r.
zen 'aitf6eDahrt serueielen aleiber
,uarelt i'm ganSen 0ofnI pcritrfut.
n1o aui elmer Wonofafel itni,o nit
eroben 9ufitubeus ,GroBc Deriantm-
hung behte Ibeno". Ger Wsreit hot.c
bic Ibiidt am nGd1iten Ibenb ciilc
TeItlid,feit a~bsuhnJten, mas ocn TaR-
aalen nnitheinenD befonlt gerpeieu lit.
Die Snlle DMr0e and pot, einemNo6.
fa%brerpereiu henltst. mos su nerid)ie.
oenen 3luiitiafeiten Teronloiuna &c.
aeben 'bdbet ioII. Bis iest 1T es Der
HuIi3ci nod niht eelitnaen bic
s&da6buben ausfinois ~ modem,
pxNe iar,S ssfia.s pefsrss =. xssw., Az
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der mlieS Sdlidial fHft. ipirb ntii
nra be3elcibcn tbun. les bin i'd
ge.uiB!"
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pxHs far,S Asfisns sefsrst Z. xssns.. All
Ssltesse's,s, sste gxAsw essk.xut.
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Gil Shrsi. ni,a SI.hr-lttn "
ScS2,id,5er ucpacrt criiintc ocf, ittnc'
NaMta. 6: wr,a.c lie 'iiitta
Aui ciEcr sleiiten S%teinhor,t - III
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Music by ROSAMOND JOHNSON.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-01-14

Words by o COLE.