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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-02
GERMAN ANTARCTIC
 EXPLORING EXPEDITION.
Sf75,oo0 Contributed Toward the En-
 terprise-Crew Being Chosen.

Berlin, Dec. 1.-Lieut Wilhelm F'il- cher of the general staff of the army and leader of the projected German Antarctic exploration expedition says that S175,000 has been contributed toward the enterprise and that he is arranging to sail next spring. A Nor wegian whaling vessel is being over hauled for the use of the explorers, and the officers and crew are being chosen.
 Lieutenant Pitcher expects to arrive at South Georgia, an island 800 miles southeast of the Falkland Islands in the autumn of 1911 He will push for ward as far as possible in the Wedd1e sea before winter sets in. when he will establish base for further operations
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-02
THE PROSECUTION RESTS
In Trial of Vending, Charged With
 Murder of Alma KeIIner.

Louisville. Ky, Dec. 1.-'Tf I Killed the little girl, no one saw me but God, and He can't come down and testify"
 With the testimony of Chief of De- tectives Carey of Louisville that Jo- seryh Wedding had made the foregoing statement Immediately after his arrest fin San Francisco, the prosecution in the trial of Vending, Who is charged with having murdered year old AL ma Keliner. rested its case today.
 The defense will offer it's opening statement tomorrow, and testimony in wszSdlinR'sb ehah is expected to occll- py ct least s day and a half.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-02
Guardians of Boy Killed by Auto
 Awarded $500 Damaoes.

New Haven, Dec. 1.-The guardians of John Lynch, a six year old boy, who was killed by an automobile driven by Vance Sherer of Bridgeport. in 1908. were awarded damages of $500 in the superior court here today. When the case was first tried s5,0o0 damages were asked for and the plaintiff non suited. The case was taken to the supreme court and a new trial ordered. which was concluded today by the bringing in of the above verdict
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-02
SEARCH FOR ETHEL LENEvE.
immigration Officials Go Over Maies-
 tio at Her Dock.

New York, Dec. Though the off cers of the steamship Majestic declar- ed on her arrival in quarantine last night that Ethel Ieneve was not aboard. immigration officials and oth- CTS made careful search Of the Ma jestic today when she docked.
 Not q trace Of Miss Leneve could be found, but & round dozen of s'suspects' were closely questioned. The immigra . ton officials say they wish to question Miss Leneve if she comes to the Unit ed States,
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-02
Books of Metropolitan Turf Asseeis istier
 10 Be Produced

New York. Dec. I.---The books Of the Metropolitan Tun association, an or q eani1arlon of bookmakers which flour Ahed before che passa s's of the Hughes etnti-bstting bills will be produced be- fore the l-eis 4tiVe graft Investigating q 1snnafttes tomorrow. This announce uIerf was luade tonight by Isidor Kres~l of counsel for the committee. who said that James J. Evans. treas tper of the associs tion- who was sub uoenaed on Wednesd day had agreed to 4npsar tomorrow bringing the books spldAnns ~7Ach the committee has been 2nos on15nssa te acozAre-
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-02
FIFTEEN mINUTEs' STRUGGLE
 WITH INSANE PATIENT
Dr. Montgomery, Hospital Resident
 Physician, Battled for His Life.

Punxsutawney, Pa, Dec. Living on his back in a corridor of the Punk sutawney hospital today, Dr. c. Mont gomery, a resident physician, battled for his life with an insane patient, Mike Markutse, who died two hours eftervard from what the hospital au- thorities said was Bright's disease. Dr. Montgomery was summoned to fhe ward by cries of nurse who said she had been attacked by the man when she gave him medicine. The doctor hastened to quiet him, but was himself attacked. An orderly hurried 10 his assistance. but was knocked down with one blow. Markutse was choking Dr. Montgomery when Supt. T. r. Grubb arrived. For fifteen min utes the struggle continued before Markutse was strapped in his bed. His Cath quickly followed.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-02
Complete Understanding Between
 Loeb and Secretary MacVeaeh.

New York. Dec. IA complete understanding between Collector VIII. jam Loeb of New York and Secretary MacVeagh of the treasury department as to the policy to be pursued in the prosecution not only of the customs frauds which already have been un- earthed at the port of the New York, but those violations of the law which future Investigation is expected to dis close. involving many millions ox dol- lars, was reached lats yesterday The conference ias&ed <ufo Aass
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-02
Baby Hid in Closet When House Was
 on Fire

Pittsburg Pa, Dec. 1.--Despite heroic efforts of his mother and of the fire men, Alexander Levin. four years old, was burned to death today at Spring dale. near here. The child had hidden in a. closet when the house caught fire and three times the mother rushed through the flames to find him. Fire men had to restrain her from further attempts. The charred body was found in the ruins of the house.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-02
MISS HELEN TAFT
 PRESENTED TO SOCIETY.
Brilliant Reception in East Room of
 the White House.

Washington, Dec. 1.-The president and Mrs Taft formally presented their daughter, Miss Helen Taft. to society today at one of the most brilliant re- captions ever seen at the White House. Vice President and Mrs. Sherman, the members of the cabinet and their wives, scores of representatives and senators and members of the diplomat ic corps were received in the big east room by President and Mrs. Taft be- tween , and o'clock. The east room, as well as other parts of the White House. wasp rofusely decorated with a wide variety of flowers.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-02
Alleged Slayer of ocey Snead Wants
 to Kill Herself.

Newark N. J., Decv. 1.--While the insanity inquiry in the case of Mrs. Caroline Martin. accused of the mur- der of her niece, Ocey Snead, ''the East Orange bathtub victim,' was in progress today, Mrs Martin interrupt ed a witness with the statement that she had been trying for several days to kill herself Albert A. Snead, ?. nephew, said Mrs. Martin had asked him for something to end the ordeal The hearing was not concluded.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-02

Pointe Pitre, GuadeIoupe, Dec l. The court of appeals at Basse Terre today confirmed the judgment of the tribunal at Pointe a Pitre condemnins Deputy M. Legitimus to two years inn prisonment for electoral frauds com- mitted while he was mayor of this city in 1907.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-02
The Capture a Result Of Several
 Weeks' Investioatiou,


 The Lupo gang was headed by "Lupo the Wolf" who received a sentence of thirty years, and Giuseppe Morrello, sentenced to twenty-five years. The barrel murder" was laid to members of the band, which manufactured coun- terfeit bills on a farm near Highland, N. Y. Notwithstanding the fate of the men arrested last winter, the circula- ton of counterfeit money continued, and the secret service men believed that members of the band still out of jail were putting out bogus money which had been saved from the former raid. As the result of several weeks investigation the house in which the counterfeit bills were stored was found and the men suspected were rounded up. The counterfeit money, consisting of bogus two and five dollar bills, Tay- Tor says, was found in a fireplace in the rear of the cellar of a wine mer- chant, one of the men under arrest
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-02
Stsamshio Arrivals,

At Naples, Nov. 30: Germenia, from New York
 At Plymouth, Dee. |: Rotterdam. from New York
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-02

Berlin, Dec. 1.-The ninth game Of the championship chess match between Janowski and Lasker, which began here this afternoon, was adjourned after thirty moves. Present score: Lasker ). drawn 3, Janowski 0.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-02
Natural Gas Explosion, $15o.ooo Dam

Vinitia. Okla. Dec. 1.--Natural gas exploding in an undertaking Iarlor here this afternoon caused Q fire dam ge of $150,000 and the injury of four men. The Burlington hotel and two nearby buildings were destroyed.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-02
Announces His Candidacy for the Sen
 ate.

Baton Rouge, La.. Dec. 1.--Congress. man Broussard of the Third Louisiana district today formally announced his candidacy for the United States sem ate to succeed the late Senator Me Emery. The legislature will begin bal loting next Tuesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-02
Rope skippina Caused Death.

New York. Dec. Emily Reich, 15 years old. daughter of mechanic. died in public school No. 31 today. a victim. physicians believe. of excessive rope skipping. Heart failure was apparent ly the cause of deatlL
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-02

Lisbon, Dec. 1.-Officia1 advices from Macao, the Portuguese dependency in China, say complete order was restored following the granting of the demands of the rebellious soldiers and sailors.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-02
Population of Boise 17.358.

Washington, Dec. 1.-LThe population of Boise, Idaho is 11.356, compared with 5.957 in 1900, according to statis- ttes of the thirteenth census made puhlic tnuiGht
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-02
Cabled Paragraphs

St. Petersburg, Dec IA 1evee will be held at the, winter palace on Dec. g. This is the first function Of the kind since 1904.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-02
Condensed Telegrams

The Yale Dramatic Association,which this year will present Carlo Goldoni's comedy, The Fan, will open it's season will be given in New York on Jan. ? and 3, in New Haven during prom week and in Hartford on Jan. 28.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-02

The Season for Deer Hunting closed Wednesday in Pennsylvania and New Jersey. In Pennsylvania 1t is estimated that 500 bucks were killed. while in N<z Jersey the number was about 2Qe.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-02
Senator Lodge st.w. for Washington.

Boston; Dec 1.--Senator Henry Cabot Lodge left for Washington late today to be present at the opening of con sresS. His departure was delayed ,sev- era,l days hy the illnesF of his son, who is now in,nr4riAR,
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-02

In Letter from 3 Soldier with the French column at Restinga, near Oud- pa, Africa, received at Paris Thursday, it is stated that the French forces were ambushed in a ravine by Moroccans on Nov. IT, losing twenty killed and forty wounded. The Moroccans also suffered heavily.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-02

Wednesday Nights Rumor that an American boat from the visiting fleet had been lost with several men was dfsproved Thursday. It grew out of the swamping of a French launch, the crew of which were rescued by blue jackets from the battleship Louisiana.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-02

The Duke of Sarasossa, who is twice a grandee of Spain and the representa- tive of an old and distinguished family, was an unwilling striker during the re- cent railway crisis in France. Although the duke is very wealthy, he prefers the life of an engine driver in the ser vice of g French railway.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-02

William Thaw, Sd, and Miss Glady, Virginia Bradley Of Bridgeport, Conn. were married yesterday at the Hote St. Regis in New York. The bride groom is a nephew of Harry K. Thaw although the two are nearly of an age The bride was attended only by hel father, Charles Henderson Bradley Frank Dorman of Pittsburg was bes man.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-16
Geparemert fir ofieutlidIe SaHteu.
GubsT epartemeut ocS StabtsS u9eHtcur6.
d I lutprt Z, 3, WQI5 1910.
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Wbfdluitien ST " uHo ~ y oes GD1rtere oet
Sfdoi Baltimore betanlii gegebell, eaB tb Iat1
oeM 10. Npril 1910 nit Der FtlalIerltilg lI1b
HenpfluIterung init I1ueerreW Material eet
nudbenanuIen Straben nno Hlepe Beginner
,peroe.
glue Berfonen uno Gorporationen tperoen
ocsbnlb hermit nuiaeiuroert. GrlGubnibfbcine
iilr aae slrhciieu 5l ~er.ungen iiIlo o%ieielben
boz Dem 10. April 1910 ,5n. beenoige1, ole III
irGelo eiHer 96eiie tie glufgsabung ODER Die
ooer .MueOS ooer zines Ibeilee %oerielbet itoi0
rpenoig lnod,eI, ipeun bicfe 9ep'Iaiiert ODER TleIt
GeltlGiiert fino.
Sic oOen erudbnten etrobcn lulO stIeps iino
Marion:siraBe bon oes SOuaro. 9trobe bs
sur Bari MDenie;
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eur gSilteHSs2 penlle;
looegrope.S iIcp, bon slbams.auep bis SUIT
Yortbs gloeIie;
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our SGHiiltous Sirobe.
s(acD butter 1000 @lOd. gaefi.o erineton. str
bon Der BulasiisS trate bis 81 elmer 20 Sub
SUleb bi.lid rnlo parallel nit Der BulastiaSir.
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Sirdbe bis 6ir Siiietle BET 9ruibspills gloetue:
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goenae bis 5ur alien iueit!iden StaSierenjs;
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feIssStraBe;
BbiiaScivbia .Noao, hon Der Gillette Der our
5ernes Strabe bis sur bitIiben Siuotaren5e:
SnlooersStrdbe;
GantonsS trdbc. bon bcr 5airmourlsgosras
Bis 5ur 6GOcites Sirabe;
@terinb5pnniiatic etrabe, pItIiD nnu her
Dnrfs6olb.
.. I. Sensan,
(liarj3, lO,1 I,24) StdotsS npenienr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-16
las brittle Sans.

Cine an5obl 9egiSIatnr. Mit9lie0cr
filhren Seifperbe iiber ibrc 9elditi.
aulig hnrd) 9obbpiiter. Inter bicieil
Derlteht man Die Slacnten Der GROCER,
Gorporntioneil. mic iiberboupt Ile.
lpeld)e bic 2e9iSIotur. Mitgliebcr 81
beciniluiien periud,en. Sn piclell
Stoaien iino bie 2obbpiiten 10 mad.
iig. bab man lie ais oas brittle S8auS
b~e5eid)net, lueIdlcS mGdltiacr lit. ols
bic beioen Icgitintei S1iticr Der sc.
gislatur. @ns hicic Nenid]cn irng.
miirbiger MoraIit1t in oieiem Sabre
in beionbers sroben Sdnoren mad,
Columbus lodt, lit feiu 8ebeimitiB
Tic gill. welte Die @%eridumel5iina
ppn 5elepbon.8 eiellidnftcn III Chic
eeltatten ipa, bat obne Srage eine
Mn5obl anpdltc bieier Gorporationei
peronlabt Dor Oeii 2egislatur Nit
glieoern 81 eriheiiien nno inner
ollscianlloer az icsen, lpie niislidj
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-16

cs fir 0ieie G%orpor1tioncn mare, falls
linen Elm gemeiniamer getrieb err
ldlbt pdrc, mo gleidSeitig luerocil
lie mobI oen @eieBmodcrn flnr 81
mnden Ueriudt bnbcnL onB an hieie
Grlalb1liB fciuc @c0ingumgcn sum
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ruilg gefniipft ucr6cn oiiriten, mcnll
Dos, maa nad) 0em NusiprllG Dos
Sber.Diognoten Rodeiellcr Der nic.
Qensrcid)en @%nhpidcl,mN 0ta Mupi,
tol3" i'm Wcge Itcbcn milroc.
Cine unocrc Nnlodung iiir oicGob'
bpiitcn bicteu Die Bills, ueIde ocll
3!pcd bnbcn, cir oficntIihcn Gorpo.
rntionen inter id)1ricrc Gontrolc ~
'teuen mo tic 81 grSbcrcu Stcuerlo-
item hcrdn5u3iebcn. SbrC Nllignbc iii
Is nm, Den @cicbgcbcrn bcgrcifIid)
3lt MADDEN, bob 0uo Eolt tcinCnS d)ltt
bralldt mo fem Hcd)t babe, lid) &c.
gen Sic Disqualification Der oiient-
ltd)ell Gorporatloncn altl5ulchncn
@icrner, oob Stcuer5oblen Snd)c ocS
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tionen III, iucId)c oIf Soften ocS NoI-
tCa ciucn IipiocnOcns @cminu bis 81
breiBiQ Ero5ent un0 Goriibcr cinheim-
icn. is lit bcgrciilid, bob picleu SC.
gialoilwsNNitgliebern Ole bon oiciel
Gcrtretcrn Der Gorporotioncn ulI
Sd)ritt unb Sritt pcrfplgt mcrocu,
Die @c0illb msgc1nngen lit uno bniI
lie cine NbbiiIfc oogrgcn uerlougCu.
Sbr &orlhld1 gcbt oobiu, nnd) Sem
&orbilb pom Ncn.Dort ciu Gcgiitcr
BON beglollbigtcn 2obbpiitcn on5lllcs
gen, ounIit Gritcna 0ie 3ubl Der COB.
bDilten beldrGntt mcr0c mo man
3lueitcnS pciB, lucr cin 2obbpiit lit.
I'M Oielc Wcnid)en better bcobud)tcn
5l fonnel1, bcnll c6 miro ucrmlltbct,
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tel be0icncn,
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-16
8efanntmadJungen.
Gt6btiidlc Irmen,VebDroe.
nutcr.T cparte1ncnt.
Surcrptiprs NJ SitN Charities,

SuHtAptfuk2 u esH fahthF L
SAB STEW MIDI. 8. N,dr6. 1910.
&erTicgelte eln9ebotc, ~tnopIiiri rSrgpnidio
ior 0ual ior yap giew Ni9luni," ~aorciilIi an
Die ,,Sunrb Of MparbS Vi baltimore Glib"
iperoen i'm eiiredu oe5 Observation-Disclosures,
HHibbuuS, Baltimore, DO, bis II ubr Sor'
miiiugs am Wiittwod), ben %. WfGr5 1910 eflt'
acccn fir Die Sicferung BON anHleh
an oaS Ban 8Iep gIgI fir oas init Dem 10.
gtpril 1910 Ge9iHnerbe Sabr. nImlicb:
1850 Sruuen SituEtnufe,
300 Spuncn gHttractte,
200 SonHcu Sunhhrh.
Sm Nan Hlep NlOl Gbbnlielern. a.
uno Gunburp 0uble,i nll,iien lIlo lpsroen as
~feparate uHo perf6ieocne gHgeboie beba.lhel.
meroer.
aRgeboteH fir Sitnn..npic 9obien lluB Elm
braluibiuter @beG hes Bleiers tiir $500. slIls
gebuteI fir Nntbraeiir uro Sunpurp SpBied
etu Gbed oe5 Rieier5 iiir 100 DeS ahgeidapfeti
UeirlGs oes GuEtraltc atf Srore oeS WsaDpr5
iino StaoirutbS bon Baltimore betaetttgt ieiH;
befaaie Sheds miiliet anf cine Clearing Soils
9nnf ge5ogen ieiH.
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brdunlihen SorIn @%irgIfaft itelIeTi olrb cine
ucccpiirbare giir9i6aftsseompaante 5ur Sobe
oea oe%ranihIdaten Goiitraftprettes
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Spc,iiifatipnen tUHnGl i'm Bab 8tesu IiDi:
guihbdls MnHeI. lipro 8aOsSfraBe, eriallgt
2amar 9olpSag.
superintendent.
SeHebmigt:
Z. @arrp Wabuul,
Rrdfioeni Der GoHirdfts8eboroe.
(WdrSt0-12.1 4-l9.2D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-16
Mnracrctta Sdlueler.

IS itnrb ant IT. Uidr5 mad, Iur3er arnnIbeit
Miaracrctta Sd,ucicr, I'M II. Eebensiabre, Nttt-
iue oc3 UcritorbcleH G5riitidG Shucler. bic
Necroinnng iiHoei bon ibrer lebten SSobnIillA,
Rr. 5i2, iprosGuninstoas 9lpcnue, aus auI
TUuncrtoa, II. .Di1rj, ? lbr 9iadln. Ilntt.
Nalb iolgieit Su Dem Iatcr Idh
Sn's iiefc title ShI1f9endG,
lSu ullc Smmer6cH cnbeil.
2eG' lunhL. a~clicbieS Wintierber5.
lSic ihper lit infer gbifIeoSf6mer5,
gSeun mir mir Huhc finoen.
(7J-7G) Non ibreu 6inoerr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-16
Ndt Sdten.
Canada umo ocr Eaync.NlOridD. Sarii,

8r1iioeut 5ait bat mil ben Iarll-
Snd,pcrit1noi0cn cine lar0c Comic
rerj iibcr sic 6ro9e, oh Canada nno
Trunfrcid Der Minimol Sorii 5ll1c'
itan0cn pcrocn iolle. Sroufrcid) bar
ucuerNiuA9 cinigc 3uGcItGnonilie &C.
mudlt. ioooB Die @crudbrung oca Mi
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len lit. GoAcgeu miro cine Ginl9lnG
nit Canada ais 5ien1lif) bof1nltnA3s
los ol1cicbcn. NQc A~n5cidlcl iprc
den 0ufiir, onB Gdna0a 0o5 cln5lAe
Nunoclaluno uoll Nc6clltuulg lcln
miro, Ncacn lucIdlcS Der Warlulo!'
Surif Der % Fro5clt hober lit, oils
Ser Normol.5 orii sur NnmenOun1
0ebroht lpcroeu miro. Ter 3oIlfric0c
nit Sronfreid mag ollo nod 5l
Stdltoe fommcr, obcr Der Ndhbor
i'm Nor0cn pcrbGlt lid ohlebneno
ocn sic anlcrifoniit)cn IorbcrunNcn.
Gr bat Wrii1bc hoiu. Canada bat
ocn @creiutaten Stontcn gcgenilbcr
Die before Eoiition in Dem Eunftc
oeS Millimol. Sariio Il0rid'S. Ser
ioocilnnlltc MinimolS orif lit III
@irflihfeit Der ullgcnleinc Sorlf Der
Hereinafter Stootel. Gr mnbt fci-
ncrlei Gon5ciiionen an ooS Nlsla1o,
pcrlunot obcr Gon5cilionen potl
Aualanoc, mnb olS @oiic, ole blelcnn
&erlon0en Hohorud Geben loll, Die
..llcn Die Mnrimal5olc. dc cailaoI'
id)c Neaicruua pertritt ocn Stonos
pn1lft, ouB Canada llidt ull9cbilbrs
lid gegcn oic @creinigten Stontel
nntcrld)ci0e, lucrl c. Der GinIilhr
olo @llolonb, beiicn &olonic eS lit,
gcmiiic |~or5igS5oac gciuGbrc. 9lle
iibrigen SGnber miiroen gleid) 6ebor
oclt. Wfit Srolfreid) ici cil Hcproji.
tGtS-Gortrog i'm @crfc, Scr geluil'c
Gon5ciiioncn IN ben 3ollroten nor
lche. mofiir Sronfreidl ebcilfnls 3oll-
Grleidtcrn1gel 9eludbrc. CANADA III
bcrcit, ord bcn &crcilli9ten Stdntcl
3oll.Gonjeiiioncn 81 mud)elL Der
lonqt ober bofiir and, 3u9citGlbniile
bon 0en Gercini0tcn Stantell. %,
rullf lit abcr scr Eopnc,N lorid).S arli
nld)t 5t0cid)nitten. Gr perlollgt fir
Die &ereinigtcn Stontcu ollie 3i9c.
it1nbniilc, Die irgcno cinenl 2anoc
gcnlodt luerocn ober Der Marimol,
Sou tritt in Strait. Galaoa fam al
iuartcll. Sir ieiic Solpt.IllSiiibr,
Brooutfe, in Der Sorpiiad)c LAMB
mirtbidaitlid)c Gr5cuoniiie, Sol5 urN
8ol56rei. iinbct cs leid)t nltoecc
Wdrtte. mo lpnS eS an Ginflihr bon
SnbuItric.@ onrcn beborf Dos fam
ca ni.& onocrcn Observation-Disclosures n.
5icbcn. Mud icinc ei1elen Sno:i.
itrie'n befonmlen ncue Inregultg.
CANADA bot in eileln 3oufrie9c nit
ben Sereiniotcn Sioaten ben gertr,
oercn Sdnhcn; obcr Die Musillhr
bon Sdrlhipooren aus ben HeltelG'
loll6sS taatell, bon Mfcrhoi . 8crGtl.
idloitcn ulls Den p~eitlid)en Sobrir.
ItGoteu piiroc idmer 9cid,aoigt per-
ben. CANADA beiinoet lid im &or.
tbeiI. slber cS miro iiA pobl nod cir
NuSruea iinbcn %loiiell, oenn Ser SliS.
brud rinlbuc discrimination" lit iebr
Ocbnbor unib lGbt benz T~roiibentell
eiilcn meitcn Spielronm in icinen
Gntld)cloun9cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-16
Die Gcbrcm oeS Strifes.

Nilr cine Gpiiooc in Dem pieltou.
lcnoi0brigen Sample 5ipiid)cn &upi.
tol nlb 9lrbcit lit eS, mclhc lid) jctt
III Ebllooelpbia obipielt, obcr 10 bel
tig plaben BORT Die 0cgc,iGbc ouf
chamber, 10 i6art miro BON bciocll
Sciten GcItritten mo 10 bitter MAIDEN
lid Die Splgell lilr ulc llnhetheiligs
ten filblbnr, oub jeocr @oblmeinen.
DC cnnpfllocn mlB, mic bringello
%notbuelloig es lit, &orbclgiln1smoB-
rcgeln fir Die 3lifunit ST i%reiicn.
Gle @eiellifoft Ser SrieoenSfrciiu-
DC icBt Die gauge Melt in @eipe9lillg,
oonlit cin groBc5 Sribmnl gcitui.
fen meroc, onS blutigc Gpnfliftc 5tui.
id)cn ben ein5clnen Natiollcn bllrd,
cinen Sd)icoslprild, ubluel,oen fam.
YbCr picl notblpcnoi0cr mdre eS, eill
S%rieocnS 3 Tribunal iilr hcn mlob.
lGiii9 Spicr iorOernocn aric9 5pi=
ldeu ben Nciitenocn llno 9clibloicl
ju bnbcn.
9ie nSimeS," Die itetS oi,f Scitell
oeS &apitolS Itebt, fonmt IN elmer
Netrod)tlng ilbcr Den Ybilooclpbia.
Strite ST Dem Sd)luB Die cigcntlihc,
nllcn Nrbcitcr = 9lltSitGnoen 81 0run-
De Iiegenoc Srnac lei, iuieuiel ieOer
llnbetbeiligtc ST Icincn ei1cncn SC.
bcnStoIten bin5lfiiocn mollc, ltnt
@elb IN anberer &elte Suidlen 81
itcdcn. llilo oo iuir 9luc BARN cirli9
ieiert, oob ole 2ebenstoIten lid nid)t
uciter erboben biirfcn, bleibe ais eiil.
5i9e 2oinug0nlir Der nofpnomiidc
2obn." Ter oIlgemeinen Spmpotbie
%erircltc iid) Der Monn, Der lid NIT
benz, rpos Der IrbeitSmorft onbietet,
5uiricben ertl1rt. limo gum 6ciltbe
Niler merbe oerienigc, mcld)er nloto.
,lonliihc 9Gbuc olird) 8emolt 81, CT.
lalnacn Jude.
9as lit Die oltc Ebeorie bon ange.
bot mo Nnd)froge, burd) weld)e nllc
2obre rc1ulirt merocn ioatett, ole
ober MIR bis 81 eii,cm gelpillen
Eiinftc WeltunG bat. @egcn ibrell
3!uang hot iih Die Irbcit o%rgnniiirt,
I'M onOitrd) bos In9cbot 81 be9rcn-
sen ,no SDbnc SIT er5luingci1, Die I'M
rid)tigen GcrbGltniB 5u ocu @eluill'
nen hea &opitalS Itcben. llno Die
les, bas lid nit olleu &rGiten gegen
ie6e Wiuberulg ieincS Environments
ltenllni, mnd)t ollie NnItrcltglingen,
I'M bcn ibnl 10 geiGbrlid)cn 3nlam-
menidlu6 Der @cancr 81 %iprengen Ii.
ipicber Den yoffenen Wnrft" ber5u,
ltellen. Sn all ben bisberigen &drn-
piel lit baS aapitol 5iuor Sieger &c.
hliebcn, hoi obcr bel ieocm Siege
trotbcm al Yobcn perloren. Tie So.
item tr09t icbod) 1T alien ,SGaen bas
Ytblitim. unb al linn lit es, aus
Der Holc bcS gebulbigen 3llid)o,icrs
, bcrouS 5u trcten unb IN Den Streii
e%ili5ugreiien.
Cine ipeiic 8eiet9cbiing fam ullb
muB Den rcd)tcn @cg bicrSu iinoen,
@as mir broud,cr, iino S6iebsge-
ridte, in ocncn beibc Sbeile glcid).
nl1Big pcrtreten iino mo ocrelt ltr,
tbeilSlprnt, Gin enoaiiltiger lit. Dem
lid, Die Streitcnoen iiieen miiiien. Sll
bent nolcn CANADA uno ocin ierner
IuItralien gibt eS herortigc Sfieos.
geritte, mo Tie bdben lid clisac.
seidrnet beipdbrt.
@as Die 3ilfunit briiNen ioI, III
Megllirmna Der 2ohne Mdt hrrd
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