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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-11
Doe i'm Nrcnsucrb0r.

albonn, N..D., 8. 6ebrilnr. -
9dnffaifirer .6iram ~. Moe aus
eroton, rueid)er 9eiiern be5enate, bai;
CT Dem Staatsicnotor Sotbom y.
IlibS $1,000 9ab, po9egen bericlbe
pcriprodJ, Die Scrucrfung eiller oel!
.,lltereIen Der rImericnn Bridge
Gu" ilnaiinltigen Bill 81 iiderll,
mliroc belite cinem breiitiinoiocl,
&relt5perfDr uttcrnorien. obne bal;
es gelana. ieire gcitrigen ausiaeeil
5u eridiittcrn. atQbs' amp1lte be-
Tiibtcn iih pcrgeblih, Ben 3ergen 81
Der a,aabe jit betueaen, baB Staats.
Scnutor Got9er, ,uiinb nid)t beiieil
ucritorbener 9riiocr Der Dam mar,
lueld]er Die geitehuna ir Scene iette.
Moe bcitano oardlltH oab CT ieinen
@alitrag Don 3rnisf Gonger erbielt,
IND oaB Selidtor Gonger inn nur
lie Wdnncr 5cigtc, mcld)en er oas
Ucft n~blicffrte. NudJ bette luuroe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-11
SntcrcIarter GrbldDaftSitrcit.

Senpcr COL, 8. Se6rllor. -
Srmt 8. ). GrotberS Don Nr. 1910.
Sdtbs 2(penue, Bath @eod), Nd, bat
alrd) beige InwGlte eillcn Ero5eB
3iir l%lmitobung ocs Ielton1entS hires
%ueritorbcneu 9rllberS @n1. &oriielb
H,nfion cingcleitet, 1ueil beiien Nnme
III Dem
fdlld) bi,d)ltabirt mnr. &odion me-.
der oil Der S%dppinoiud)t lit, fam
ror Slr5enl NIT Sri. Nelcn s. Bib
lel, eiller IranfcnmGrterin, ans
Ghicogo bier al ut0 Itorb oiit 81.
NGnuor I'M st. 9fntbonp.Soipitol. "
Smei Gage Dor ieinem Sobc beiras
thete er oie @Grterin mo Iettc elm
GcItament alli, IN lueld)ent er lciner
@nttin iein gauges @ermoaen I'M BE.
trnge bon $150,000 permod)te. Ger
llmital,b, oob Die @ittpc. ais JIG eli.
ncn 9eerbigltngssGrl cr.
loirfte, ben Nonlen 0es S%erItorbcnc!l
iolid) blid)ltabirte, gob Der Sdjmeitcr
e;ilen pillfommencn Sormonb, oda
Scltnmellt an5ufed)tel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-11
SteQt lid, Der Yolisci.

9oIton, 8. 6ebruor. SoGu
Gilfils ans Horburp iiberlicicrtc
id, beute ser Yoli5ci uno erflGrte, CT
Gdlte iid) fiir bcit Zoo Eotrif go.
rims perontmortlid), meld)' 2ettcrcs
an GonnerItng bon Der FoliSei be.
iuiiBtlos oui Der StroBe geiunbet
milroe mo an Sountoa itorb, obn4
ms 9emlBtiein 5ilrilfsefebrt SIT iein.
Gllfins ingte, @ouin. nit Delfem CT
l.ift bcfnnnt mar. bnbc i'm in Der
Wittrod) Hatt, oils CT lid nrlf leinenI
@cinapegc beiono, ON Arm gcpndt.
gls er i'm bcitig megitieb, iei er All
Sic StroBe nieOcrecitiir5t, urtb er iei
iueiter gegon8cn, obnr 81 r%uiIicn, ooG
Der Wonn idpuer nerlett mar. gu,
fins ipllroc meaen lobtihlogs inter
~iirgifoit g%citellt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-11

goniiotion cineS riltcllcn &obinCt;
pollenoet. IalieIbc bcltebt ollS ioI.
genben Wfitglieoern:
Hremier, Sole GonoleioS y Men
oe5;
Niiniitcr ocS NllSlpGrtigen, @orcic
Erietro;
Ntiniitcy. Ocs Snnern, Senor 60
goito;
&rlegSmiuiiter, General 95nor;
Worineminilter, Nrias M'irnnoo;
Iinar5miniitcr, Senor Go6ion;
Suiti3miniiter, Hlli5 @alarino;
Ntiniiter fiir oiientlidye arbeiten
Senor Golbeton;
llntcrridtS Miniiter, Count &onta.
noneS.
@cwGiicr MINER nod i'm
Stctgcn.
Bari&, 9. Sebruor. - SiobSbot.
lf)oiten iiber nelten Sllttbihaoen loll
len ltiinblid, ciu. 9ie Nornc lticQ
heilte etlpo 10 3oll nobe HbciuS nn>
Die @elpohner ser Nticoermqen brin.
gen hire Sobicligfcitcn III SidcrbCit
9ie Nisne itieg binnen lpcni9cl
StunOcn I'M 3 Sub. Mnn ld)0bt
onB Die Seinc bel Earis BON Srcitnq
bis Montog %ltotiondr blcibcn ul(
Damn 0ltrd) pciteren 3ufllb ans &c,
Maruc lrnb Der obcrcn Seine luicocl
Qcring iteiacn miro. Gin 9eitrog Dor
$1,000 fiir ole llcbcridIpemmten lpllr
&c bcllte BON Der irou5oliiden Solo.
ME III Wontreol bier cnpinn1cn.
2iittid d. Gelgieu, 8. 6ebrllor. -
Gle Moos lit mtS9ctrctcn lulo ibr(
@cmGiier rid)ten 9roBcn Shobcn an
ileber POO 6Gllier iinb 5u ,SIcmolll
mo Semcppo ilberihlucnlmt, mo oil
%oritGotc uon 9iittid) ltchcn mltcl
Wolicr.
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Sbaiu's %ncncitc Mpplifatipn abgc'
iuicicn.

Ncm Norf, 8. 6ebrltor. -
Sorrp g. Sbum'S am Z. Gejembcr
Dor Eid)ter SompfinS in Npod, g..
y, gclteateS IeBte$ Nnllld)ent iDn
aus Der Stroiomitnlt fir %irriinrige
%erbrcd)er 5u entloiienL lit belltc ob.
geluieicn moroen. 8~alcif5eitig ers
nunlttc Ger Rid)ter @n1. &nnnince
Ion Srongc.Gountp ais M%eierenten.
I'm ,3riiger 5it uernebmcn mo @e
rid]t oi eritottcn bc5iiglif} Ibom'3
E;pp~lifutio,l, it ein nlloereS Snititllt
nrbrod)t 5u iuerOen. Gic 3eugenucr
rchmnmg bot III Mntteamon itott9c.
iunOcn, no 5borp, mic er bcbnllptct,
1;idt rid)tig 6%ebnnbelt miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-11
Sienna Der SdDulbcbGroe.

Or. @irt u. 0upall finoet lidb sur
Sibuno Der Shulbcborbe elm
llno moht iiberroid)Cubc Mittbei-
lullqen, - Sas Neroenipiteu Der
meilten Scbrcr mo &ebrcrinnen
lit iciner Anitd,t nod iiberrci3t.
Sn Administrations WcbGltoc al
Der gdc bon 2ufopette. uno Mooiions
Nuemle furo geItern gtuhulittog Die
re9eImGBige ,monotlihe &erionm-
luua DER Sdulbeborbe itott 0rgSirt
q. 9llpau, Der filr5lid) III elmer bic.
liaen 3eitung hetannt gob, buB Die
@chrcr mo 2ebrerinnen @aItinlore'S
iibcrarbcitet ltnb iibcrongcitrengt
lpcrocu, bate iid) oltf Griliten bc$
HrGiioenteu Ger 9eboroe cingeiiul,
cen, ltrl @riinoc fir icinc @ebdlp,
ting %flor5uleger. Gr bob bcrpor,
cob Der @eiunobcitS6nltouo bcS itao-
tiid)cn 2ebrcr . Ferlonol@ cin beflus
0enSlpcrthcr uub bos M%crpcnipltcm
Der mciitcn SeGrcr mo &cbrcrinncn
u0ai0 iibcrrci5t lei, nos olli llcbcrnr-
Gcitlnl0 unb llcbcrnnltrcn9uulg uucill
5ltriid 81 iiibrcu lei. Or. Tupol
iiibrtc II. u. an, ooB Die llnterridtas
itlnocu 81 LANCE icicn mn lid) bic
&chrer uot oenielben iiir Den l0d)s
item SaQ porberelten IuilBtcn, mo
onI 0ieic @eiie falt gar nid)t SIR
Hubc tGnlcn. Gr nonlltC Damn cine
Neibc bon Ycr5ten un0 @ciItlidclL,
horlulter Or. Spler Smith, Or. @.
@beeler, Or. Geo. &. Sbonnm, Gr.
Z. s. Ericc, Eoltor III. Bennett, III.
5. s.. @ronnn, Or, {. Z. Gpona, 0r.
=. Huit mo Or. Nj. To>uc, mcld,c
nit linn bcjiiglid) biclcr gnQclc9cn-
belt poQig itbcreinItimmtcn. Ir.Slt=
pul crbot lid ootnt, bic G%enonntcn
Scrrcn ollfjull,d)et, I'M SlltcruictuS
BON ibnCn 81 crlangen meld)c er
0oltn Der SdrilbebGr0c u%ultcrbrcitcrl
Mil. GommiliGr Soltcr ~ltcllte Damn
ben Nntrog, Dob o.. 9upol fiir
ieinc @cmiibungen Scr Nunf Der
@eb0rOc mls9eiprodcn mcroc. Sic
9cb0roc mod)tc picoer!tH, pcridicoc.
nc Grncnmuloen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-11

cit Neuulng Scr Nomcu Ger onbcs
ren Experimentation, Die cbcn
tolls @pIo BON Moe crbnltcn buben
ioaenL gefIiiientlid) perm;cocu. Mon
erlportet, boB Senotor Gor9cr NOR
gen oui Dem 3cll8cnltanO cribeincn
miro
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-11

@cf0ngniB ais Mcin / ii |
SboudIo c. }mci 0cltld)c
Is. bcjp. u Sabre alt. meld)c Dor
8, rcip. II Wonotcn bon 9ompfcrl
0ea Nor0o. Hlopb onqcblid belcrtir.
tel mo 6llIeBt ouf elmer 6urnl unl
III 9%cr0luertcn orbeitctcn, mllrhcl,
p~crboftct mo in oie mcitlid)c Eoli5ci.
liotion ciligelicfertS oa tic mebcr I'M
&eiib bon @elomittelii marclt. nod,
Sbond, bnttcll. 9rnlereibciiber
Eront Stcil, Der iid) 5tiGlig III Der
Eoli5eiitotion beiono, periprod Dem
Yoli5eirid)ter Nooen, oob CT pernld)el
mcroc, Den beioen 2eiltcn Nrheit mn
lintcrfrmit 81 perihaifcn. aooi SO.
zen iiberlpicS oic beiocn Mrreitontcll
Gltf od)t Gage Dem @efGngmiB unG
lcbtr ouBcrocm Die Igentrr 0ca
Norbo. 2lopb III aenntniB, meld)c it'd
0lcihioll9 fir boa Iuett ocnuc,lbcll
mill.
3mci @rGnbe.- Gin Sclter
iucld)cS qeltcrn irilb flirj llodJ s lin
IN DEM Shubwoorcn : Sooen be5 u.
Goldberg. 9tr. 927, Eenniplponio.
Suclll,c, ol1brod,, rid)tcte cr6eblid)er
Sfooen al. Gin ld)oobnitea Sfeu.
robr ipor idpIlb Ooron, oob Die GedC
bcs &obenS SGtcr ling. Die Slam.
nlen 9"riiien bel Gintreifcn Der tSelt4
Griucbr bortn1fiQ ilnt lid.
Mn Solgc zines i%d)obboitcn
Sd)ornlteins brnd) geitern Nodnlit,
tag IN DEM Nnuie Der Worgarctbc
&rclono, Nr. l20, SpionItrobc, eill
lcid)teS Shoocnicller aus, OaS Die
Spriben . Gompngnie Hr. %, mcld)c
Soicpb H%id,oroioh ein V%eipobner Oes
Sollies, bcnod)riftigt bottc, id)lell
l%nteroriidte.
o@er ~ If unter.oie Soloo q.
temp" - Ter Nd)tb. 'SSobn aronmil.
Ter, Gongrcbnlitalicb oes brittcn 81
i%triftS, bat Die G%nlennltng zines
Gnoben olS an6cttcn tiir sic Tlottcn.
Mfoocmic 81 annapolis 5l MAIDEN,
itnb 5ipor ioll oerienige &nubc Die
G%rnennu1g crboltclt, peid)er Ole bette
Eriifung brItcbt. An Der Yriiiun9
foltncll aac iuraclt Sclltc I'M Iltcr
bon t6 bis 20 SSobren Sbcil ncbnlcil,
mcnn tic forperlif geiullo mo lid,
fir bcn Seeoienlt geeigHct iiiblcn,
unb ncbcnbci bcrnerft, Inn Orittell
GougrcB ? giitrifte iuobncl1. Sic
asriiflulg ioa iul ~Eolptcd)niihen Sn.
~ititlit" mltert9ejtfitg hes1TunGpols
Sling Eroi. Nprth MnS hss @ru. ".
s. @rocning obgcbalten ipetDcii. Sic
Nriiiung mlttaBt:: gngliif,, F@cogra.
pbic, Nritblnctif. Mlaebraann Geo.
nleirp. Sr. aronmiqer piInid)t bof
ii6 red)t piele allnbelt ans icinem
1iitrifte fir olclc Yriiinng meIocn.
mcrt6. Iol
9teip-Dorf miro gemeloet, ooi; 2op.
rtl,ce Ecrin. ciu Sobn OeS Serrr
Nclion Yerin, pon Hif,ter &er,orici
im Sbcrgeridt mad, benz Blooming
cole Srrenoipl geianot moroen lit
Ser iungc Mom mod)tc oiird, iei!'
ereeniriifes aliftreten il, Gnglano
6ranfreidl Spanien NM Morofff
liel bon lid reben. Ger @atpr. Scri
9ieiion Terir, mar Der Tipnicr DC.
sdnellperfcbrs in BEN Straben gol
~tinlorc's: CT italllntc ans Ginrinnati
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.Icut d, II nqoriid ) err
2icberfron5."

4 rilbiobr& Groffnun1
hci Nrm ltronG Gator II. So.
5rot Der unailnitigen @itterung
mar Die 1citrige 6riibiobrS . Groii.
mug Der rilbmlid)it befnnnten 1irnlu
NrmItronM Gutor II. 60, Gngroa-
Observation-Disclosures, 9tr. 13 ulo 70,
@eIt . 0dltinlorcltroBc, iiber Grluor.
ten gut beiud)t ullo bic obgcidloiic-
zen @eidGitc lolien borolli idlicben,
rob Die @cid)oitSoliSiid)telt rcd)t glltc
iino; ocnn es gibt fem belleres 30
ronlcter fiir Den @cid)GitSgang. ola
ocn Song oca Enbluoarcn . @eidot.
ties. Cab ober Gicjcnigcn, meld)C
b%crgctommc1 porcl,. Inn bie IitsItcl.
luuQ Don grmitroi,g II. Gator al,ili.
icben, III 10 ollgenebmer @eiie iibcr-
roid)t luuroen. lit niftS NliBergc-
mobnli6es. Mnn fallo on bic alcr-
rcuciten Erobufte Scr Wtobe. grcitc
Site iiro all Der Sagesoronuug. Bur
Icforotion iuerben mciitcnS Gam.
met, Geild)cn, Spibell nnb Hoieli per.
mor,bt. Ibgeieben uoi, ibren f%ololIa.
len 9imcniionen iiiio Die 6%rouenbiitc
nieics ,Sabr oiisnobmSmciie idon.
Nof 5wei Joge.-9altimor(
bat nod gcraoe 5iuei Gage 3cit, III
oie ieblenoen $500 5u bent $4,000
bctrageroen @arontieiono fir Der
2uiiihiiier . GongreB auisubringcn
pelfer 81 College I1f itottfinoer
ioa. 8aibingion bot bic $5000(
I1nalt bciinmmcl.
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Sic ii bcrtricbcuc Stills
bcrcitidnit Der Scutifcn 0cnl Nus.
lnn0c ge9cnilbcr miro bon Der
oMbein. Melti. 3t9." aus Nl1loB cilc5
Auiriihrs fir Die llcberid)wcmmtei
in Eortugal ernit getooelt. Is beiBt
ga; ngn Mcnidenlebcu lit glildlider
Wciic MIR Der ZOO bon topieren bier
ocltId)cu Motrpicn unb Dem GupitGn
ocS ocutifen 3on1picrS .Gintro" 5i
b%cflo9en. 9allm lit Die Hud)rid)t bon
Dem llngliid III Ielti6lollO bcfonnt
! gciuoroen. 10 bat lid ulld) ifou eil
oIeltidcr &iiliSouSid)uB" gcbiloct,
ser 5llr Sommlln9 iiir Die notblci.
benbe 9euolferlmg III Eortliaal oui'
rllit. Nid)t etiuo iiir Die Sinterblic.
bencn Der filli Tciltifcn. glS I'M
Sllli 1908 Die Erouin5 Shleiicn bcnI
! ricicnboitcn llnlriI eincr @olfcns
brl,d). mo SodyuolIcrsS atnItropbc
! ~nlSgeicbt luor, bot iid' int Ilslono
tcinc Sono 9criibrt, oic fir Die ibrer
Subc bcruilbten 0cutld)en Vultcrr,
grbciter mo Son0merfer aud MIR
! ciltcn Efelnig bergegebcn bate. Ter
S6nbcn belief iid) oonlole all Die 30
Millioncn. HIM ais I'M porigen Sab.
re Wittclbei,tiGlonb BON elmer nclel,
groBen Observation-Disclosures beinl'
| gcliid)t iuuroe, jciiigtc lelbit Die III
IeutIflonb nrgeitelltc Snmnlim1
i'm Gerglcid) 81 ocn nod aolnbriet
gemonnerten 2 lmlnen ell beid)lmcn.
oeS G%rgebnib. GS bonOclte lid chen
MIR nm Ieutid)e. @ir baben 1lld)
eben.iolpcnig @ritno, iiir Tortugol iil
lnmmeln mo iuieoer unieren ,pubr.
bait 9roBnliitbi1en Sinn" ielbit 5u
bcmunoeru. Mogcu Die Fortugieien
iclblt uno Die ibnen 10 innig bcircin-
betcn engl1noer ibrc @eloidfel oil
llcil. Wir bnben feline llriofe oojll.
Wir ipollen fiir Die Sinterbliebenen
Der iiltf oeutldlen Seeleiite ior9eli.
Die III Sporto in oeutid)er Seemonns.
treile ibren Job g%eiinoen babcn, u,o
mir polen unicrc 9orien red,t peit
oufntad)ell, rueiin mieoer cininol oos
ShifIol beiItid)e @aue NIT einenl
idllpercn ltrtgliif beimird,eu io1ie."
Sic ei5eride Sun-
pesrcaieruna plant Die Guiiiihruna
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Scr Canton Npe. BAN
uuo Sporperein" ernablte in
leiner SabreSueriomnlung iol9enoc
@contc; Br0iiocnt S. @oliermonn,
@iceprGii0ent s. @oIf SctrctGr u.
2inocmonn. ShoBnlciitcr y. &epper,
G~ontroIcltr s, Gpcrett; Gireftorcn:
s. 9obu, 8. &reebad, u. Sicgf, ..
9uobcmeicr, &. Sanmunu 6. Wall-
Ter uno $. Miepcr.
GoS Gomite oe5 gin
coln GlubS", mcldc3 nit Der
am Souitog Ibcno III Srn. SouiS
HiiiielS Snlle ltattiinoeuOen Gin.
colnfeicr betrallt ill., bielt gcltern
Mbeno III Der obeugeuanntcn Sulle
cine Geriontmlung, in ipelter Die
Iebtcn Gprbereitungcn getroiicn mur-
Den.
Sic ySeberatton Of ga
+ or" belt gcitcru NbCnO ibre rc9cl.
m0Btgc SiBltng ub, III meld)cr Frolts
Nelt Nebcr pom HutionnIucrbnno Der
Mltlitcr cine Nniprodc btclt, IN mel.
der cr ollf bic iu%tcrciiontc Sbotiud)c
| biunuicH, baB ongcblid pielc Mitglic-
Der Der iogcnomltcu itolicuiidcn TO
! niHlid)cn MliitrupcQen im @intcr IN
EbiloocIpbiu III Sdipibbltben orbcis
fen. Nldl ser SrgoniIator Scr NO
hcIlmnd)er biclt eillc Iangcrc Nnipro.
die. 9ie nEGdcr.llnion 9tr. I" iuur.
&c formCll IN Den @crbolO uuigcnoms
men.
Nbid co&fcicr. - Der Col.
linqtou Elcnillrc Club" pom 9torOolt.
Baltimore uerouItoltete 0eiteruAbeno
5l Gbrcn ieinc9 WtitgliebeS, Nru.Slt.
10 Stricbel, iucld)cr bclltc nit Dem
IuroO. 2lopo . 9orupicr ,9tedur"
cine Guropnrciic untritt, cine biibid)c
Nbificoalcicr, nod)ocrn cincS troBcns
Eurooc unter S@orontritt ocS Eiciicn-
mo Srommlcr Corps 0eS ,@crnlos
llio Sltrnpcrcino" Itottgciunocn
bate. >5m 2uuIc oeS IbenbS murocn
Nniprad)cn gcboltcn bon Nid,tcr W.
Slelpcapn, StootrotbSmit9Iico Siouc
IYrullf, Nrn. Wilton Slenmner, Wtit.
qlico Oe3 llnterbnulcS Der StnotSgcs
ictgcbunng, Srn. Z. Sranf Wortlouo,
FrGiiocnt ocS Gibbs, mo 5lllctt bon
bent Sdeioetocu iclbit. @liitlidc
&ciic >uiiniheno, nobmeu oic Sbeil.
ncbnucr al Der Scicr 5t friibcr Wor.
Gcnltunoc bon Nrn. Stricbcl Nbs
ihico.
S6r SeIbcumutD amer
fannt.- Iic 9iirgcr BON @aicott
Gitp BADEN scr Selepboniltin @cllic
6. Soltnton, mcld)c IN Der Hodt oe&
%. Sonuor biirh ibr unerlhrodencS
Gingreifcn cine groBc SellerSbrlnlIt
berbinocrtc nit cinem ipertbpoIleil
Eortenlonnoie mo $50 horin ionic
elmer McboiIle beidcnft. Sic llebcrs
reid)umgsccrentonic funb i'm Spriben.
bonic Itott.
Muf Dem @c0cber @ciies
rung bciinoet lid General Seon'
boro 10000, Der lid. oicier Gage im
%obu0 NoptinS . Noipitol elmer leid).
ten Separation mtcr5oG.
Gcrionolnoti5. - ST.. Gein
torot, Der l~on8iGbrigc &ibliotbefor
mo S1ngcrpctcrou oc3 .Nrion," iii
on 2un9cncnt5iiuoung erfronft.
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rTran,0fi9es Ticber"
Gutifc Eroteite seaen Sammlnu'
gen fir SranfreidJ.
06niA @uitoo'S 3llitnno ~beirieoigeno.

0Gnia @uitoo'S 3llitono beirieOlgeno.
- @r-Sultau Nboul Samio 'oil
oagcgen Dem SoOe nobe ieI1l. -
So6jtft3 8 9lniGQe uno Sclblt-
morOperiude. - 9teue Sampfer'
Clinic oeS Noroocutiheu 2lopo
5pii6eu Bremen uno Fbllooel'
phio. = Nuf Der 6abrt bon Bbl'
l%oNetpbio nod Bremen meroen
bic Gampicr in Baltimore an-
Irdel1
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Sn Der rou5oiii6eu
anmmcr itonO tiir5lid wleber .cinmnl
oei HiidGnng Der 8eburts5iiier 5iir
Gcbottc. Gin originates abbiiIis-
riittcl idlltN Der So5inliit Eoul Mors
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BY Ernest G.. Walker.

{Maf| ~UtrIHl TO he Advertiser
,...,,,r>-.--,>- Doa,,1ou . C,n
''.,.1.,;n.. ,.;,.;fos ,nono4onors
- +h.+ r,. hoo, u-oi+;ro ord
eapi''.' '.'
watchin7 ""''"7 veins anu ii'oH'n' 1oI
the stir OF the winter season. 1t IS,
however. a Iugubrious vivifying. A
40, NJ ,ar-,- calamity. +. o,-ar all tho
proceedings Inc future Is not eheour-
aging. For three months a Republican
majority must work its way through
the necessary tasks Of winding up, as
far as the national house is concerned.
+bo offair. off q GREAT nolir;caI estate
-.ll., ,:.,
ln"' N's 0'7-
The session IS the last dying gasp
If an epoch that politicians and writer's
VII nrob9bIv note for many wears TO
+. ,.i,,i,,a+od !, ono Io,dsI;da
anu = terminating III "n'Ine'' ie
congressional casualties of landslide
eampaigD are ALWAYS large. but the re
;,,.l,,4,.. :, ,r,,,..,.;,,,, ~ CON
ale an" MUST lea"'IS' - ID al Tue
more remarkable because two short
years apo the future seemed entirely
''.u-e. :. H.. A. ---.-
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a. ,@'- M - PolSo-iul ~ -, %
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as the session gets into full swing.
Rent SIGNS Annear
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tbrongb Ionr ca+eg0rt. ToarIy oil
of them come this wear. lightly accpu-
tered and looking upon the session as
little else than three months soiourn
at Washington. This is told eloquently
in the excess of rent signs that peer
through the windows of Washington
residences. Congressional families are
staving at home this winter. while their
heads 90 down TO Washington.
Consequently the hotels and the
BOARDING houses will reap a larger bar.
vest. The woes that attend high cost
of living are COMPENSATED for in some
measure bv the fat patronage which
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campaigns for legisIation Those he
does undertake viii be Of such minor
Importance as TO attract the attention
Of the country only momentarilv. But
the President is much interested in ma
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THIRD SECTION
PAGES II TO 20.

tionai roIitics The course he pursues
and the plans he takes up with Repub-
hcan senators and representatives in
that regard will probably be of much
importance.
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Insurgent Factors,

The maneuvering of this Insurgent
group will be of national interest
from the first to the last day of the
session. Foremost progaby will be
Senator Albert B. Cummins. of Iowa,
already a declared candidate for the
presidency in 1912. He is just enter
ing upon his fourth session of congress
and, in the matter of length of service,
is not qualified for leadership as the
usual senatorial standards go. But he
has been able to maintain himself sue
cessfully in the senate and will un-
doubtedlv continue this winter in a
very aggressive role. He will hardly
have rival in Senator La Toilette, Of
Wisconsin, although the latter has be
come very much Of a personality in the
senate. The Wisconsin man. however.
ventures into the fray only occasionally
and apparently does not have as large
a following as the Iowan.
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POLITICAL PASSINGS SHED AIR
OF GLOOM OVER WASHINGTON
Partial Change of Power Will Throw Thousand
From Government Payroll Sessions
Will Be Personally Interesting

tuhuljuOuS mouse caused hum
many annoyances during its last SEES
sion. The doings were almost unpre-
cedented and forecasted the advent of
"a Democratic maiority. The Speaker
always has task in the maintenance
of party discipline: ordinarily it would
be more difficult toward the expiration
Of a congress that has been repudiated
by the people. But Speaker Cannon 5
duties viii hardly be more onerous this
winter. He seems TO have a firmer
grasp upon the scepter than when the
house adjourned and viii fight his way
vigorously through to the early days
of March without a shadow of turning.
New Sun Rises.
Whenever the sun begins to descend
upon a big career in congress it means
the asceudency of some other personal
itv in that forum Minority leaders in
the house for sixteen years have not
been reckoned Of much account. The
Democratic party has been too weak in
popular support to be formidable IN
the contests growing out of legislation.
But all this is changed now and the
man of the hour in the national house
is minority leader Champ Clark, of Mis-
souri,. who will eventually be Speaker
He already reads his title clear. which
will add enormously to his prestige al
this session. Two decades ago when
the Democrats overturned the Repub-
lican majority in the fifty first congress
Roger =. Mills, of Texas, occupied the
position that Mr.. Clark now has. But
he went down in the fitting yard where
the speakership candidates Wed. The
Missourian now enters upon the session
with house Democrats unitedly behind
him His power for harassing and an.
moving, the Republicans is greatly en-
HANGED. This carries also rich oppor
tunities. For while he is lacking in
votes, he will speak with the authority
| Of the people and. if he displays the
tact and the ability, can, at times
make the Republicans very uncomfort
! able
His course will be studied more than
! that of any other man in the house
| this winter, as an indication of what
his policies will be in the Speaker :
chair. There viii be much striving fol
| his favor. Large careers are in pros
! pect for numerous house Democrats
! At present Mr.. Clark has no lieuten
| ants. But he will have the choosing
! of them in the next congress and the
men. whom he thinks well of, will bt
! called to his side much during the mex
| three months He has quite coterit
i to choose from. The possibilities are
John !, Fitzgerald, of New York; Al
| bert Burleson, of Texas; James t
| LLOYD. of Missouri: Henry D. Clayton
and Oscar Underwood, of Alabama; anC
| Swager SherIev, of Kentucky. Al
these and. perhaps, others, VIII figure
in the aggressive. determined opposi
ton that the Republicans must encoUn
ter as they enact 100000 of appro
! priations into law