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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-12
Ted Coy Picks Good Kicker
to Win In Game with the
Harvard Eleven.

BY w. 6. FarnswOrth.
New York. n. Y, Nov. IA field
goal, whether it is the old drop kick,
or from placement, is footballs most
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-12
FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY
OF WEDDING CEI,ERR ATEn

Albuquerque, n. NJ, Nov. 12-Rev
and Mrs. n. w. Alger celebrated the
50th anniversary of their wedding this
week. Over 100 relatives were pres
emit. Mr.. Alger is II years old and his
wife 20. They have lived in Albu-
querque since 1892. He was formerly
a Baptist minister but is not now en-
gagged in active work
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-06
Sr. @ilep iiber icinc &crbicnitc.

nibiugtom 8. 6ebruur.
u. Sorucp ". @ilep Der 6allpt-
Ghcmifcr ocs loumpirtbid)oitlidlcn
GeportemcutS. mur6c hclltc ponl
S~ausanSid,nB iiir AitSguben; oca
Observation-Disclosures, 0eportemeut1
utrnoninten mo oeriid)crtc, mdbrcnO
Der japoli Sabre, luGbren0 mclfcr ois
fritroifopild)e llntcriudlnng ocS
3ufero i'll Den uerid)icoencn Sofen
rvicn inter leincr Geitlung g~eItunocu
tnunc CT iid) riibmerL Der 9unoesrc
G:erlnI1 $10,000,000 eirgcbrad)t jIl
bobcn. Sn Scr 3cit bon 1890 bis
1902 babe CT cine mertlid)e Ncridlc.
hcnbcit in oenicIben 0ruocn pom
,3llfer III Ocn perid)ieoeneu 6Gicn
cnnItotirt uno ieitgeltcllt. ooB oic DC
aicrlntg nid)t bic uollcn 3oQbetrd0e
crbnltc. 81 mcld,cn Tie bercd)tilt lci.
Seine llntcrllldrungcn i'm Noicn Dor
9tcu. 9ort bGttcn sur Sulgc gcbubt.
GaB goll6 meme Sorid,riiten bc5iiglidj
Der Polarization c%rloiicn mlWocn, bel
lpeld)cn Die 9lmocSrc9ierumg iid) uicl
r9rtbcllboitcr itc6c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-06
Seiratbs.Q ieen5en.

SolrcS ). Glorf. "a. Dir. 2iS. %.
2iBcrne.S trnbc, unb Mnrp y. Nc,
Aomaro. %.
6ronf ". Mop, q. mo Dinrgarci
~. SponL iS; applifunt i. n.
Spunn. Mr. iOG. Mcit %. Strnfe.
NlopiinS 6. Carroll. -. Nr. 1913.
&aneS-S troBe, mo Sol1nie .. Nor,
gan, -.
Mdlter 8. Sobl. %. mo Morp 4.
Roc, %; Applifnnt &. $. aohl, Nr.
II. ct. Bdul. Strabc.
Wilton 3. Nelunlan. 30, mo Ga.
Ole Roienberg. y; Applifnnt 2eor
NGumoi,. Mr. 2OOO. 2iubell- Auenac.
2eonaro !. @odIner 20. mo Morie
Il. NGsloop, 2l; Nrplitant Sohn i.
&od)ncr. Nr. 1923. @ilfcna apenuc.
WutbiaS Iooheefp. 81. ntb Si!ca
NeiGfr. p; Applifont i. 8anos. 9tr.
III. Strceper.S traBc.
Niainin &. Gilep. 90. Or. Cos.
&nca Strabc, INTO yiallo g. 9obcoa.
IS.
,Soht Vcteriou. -. mio Glen NJ
Ncurp, 21; applifnnt &. Yetcrioh,
Nr. 625, SiiS.Yort,S trobe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-06
Ter SauScl anf Den Sec'u.

u q y ingtoU, ). Sebrllar.
Ter 8erid)t 0cS TcportcmcntS fiir
NouocI mlh Nrbcit bclogt, OoB lid,
ser 0innens pouoel olli oen @roBcn
SCC'n pibreno oe9 auIeu0eriubres
1909 ouf S~0,97i,605 Ionnen 6radyt.
hic jpiidJen &Gicn 6icieS @anbc9 al
lcin ucrihifit murbcL Belief. Gicic
Eomncn5obl lit, ob9lcid) iie nm cin
QritteI GROCER lit dis im Sabre Dor.
her, INN mtDcfGbr 21A Wiuioum
&onneu %0crin9er ais i'm Sabre 1907,
NO Die groBte 3iiicr III Ser @eidid)tc
0eS SecnbonoelS crrcidJt muroc. Iic
III Dem Verid,t iilr bos Subr 1909
G~n1e1ebcnc 8ciommtjiiicr ld)licBt
fnS Gnnntum 0cS GrportS nnd) Su.
lnon oocr oes Supports pom Goitu0l
nid)t IN it'd, cbenio mcnig bcn lin.
long oeS IofoIen SmtoclS innerbaIb
Ger pcrihieoencn Sdieu. @iirbcn
hicie 3iiiern mgcgeben ieiu 10 mir.
&c iid) Der SdGtlng oeS lcportc
mcntS nod) Der %geiummte Snnoel oui
zen Sec'n i'm Sabre 1909 onf nnbe
81 80 WiQioncu ~beloufen bnbelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-06
Bic Tortmnnocr Eenlinor.

MuS Sortnnulo miro 1cldlricbcu:
Gle Scnllinoc. bna oltc Mobr5cid)cu
Der Stuttc 0cH |cbcntoligcn Sber.
ltllbl@, miro ihrcn ,SdbrbnnOcrtc Ian
gen Stolloplnt nlligebcl ul5 cilt
Spicr 0cS mo6crucu &erfcbra. Sic
,}citcn 1n0ern lid ebcll. Nod 6rico-
rid Wilbelm Der Ticrtc bottc bcfoD'
len, 0oB bel ocu1 0nll Der 9cr1ildr
W0rfild)en Tnbn nlti Ole Stnoc Mid.
lid)t %geronlnlelt lueroe; hcltte limo Iols
DE Midiit)tcn uidIt mlebr %ung0naig.
Die Belt roitit)t iibcr ole ultc Hid)t.
It1tte. al ser 1902 Der Trcigrui 5itIIi
lettcn Dol ieincs Nnltcs noltctc. on,
bin. Us lit ireilid, nidt mcDr Die
ultc Siloe. luie lie lungc Belt hill.
6nrdp griintc uno blilbte. lie lit MIR
nod Gin otter Stilmpf. Der. nit ciIer-
ireh Vorhen i%lrn8ebcn. oorit CT nidlt
jcridai. ms ItGbiiidc Mlliellm man,
ocru ioH. Ger alto Stonru bat aber
liod) cillen SproBling Ncjeitigt ser
Die lrnoitirner Der mipriinglidleIt
6cmlln0e meiter 'crticsen ioll. Mun
hattie sulafIt Die slbiid,t, i'm nad)
ocni 1ont1S.uall jt ocrietclt. ord,
iitrdytetc man. onb and BORT leines
gleibeaa nid)t lnr9c iein miro. ga
Lei oeu fomnlenocl Nabnlof5ilmboit.
ten IN &'irjc per Ndlljc Noq groBcr
Vctull0erunJelt iirter5ogei lUcr0e!t
oiiriip. IS miro bnher bcub'id)tiot.
Die hinge Siuoe Gllf Dem gabrbni5-
oorplote ouTupilunjeu; DER Sreiiiltbl
linO Der Gid. ulti oeIu Der uitc bent.
ld,c 6cld5n0lcr prnigt. loIicu i'll DER
robcn llnlgcbin,G nuigeiiel!t lueroeli.
IS lit 5u boiien. oaB sic iulige 9ittoc
frditig 9c6eiGt oils le6euoer 3euae
oafiir. oar mail mid) I'M ~buIttn6ti,
Nubrreuicr iih Neimntblim uno %ei,
mathpllcgc 6elpabrt got.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-06
SranfatnrsGripiles fir &uoicuelt.

8aibington 3, 6ebruur.
Gougrebmitelieo SomiIton Siib pom
New. Dorf bat bette I'M ReprGicnton-
tcnbouic cine @orloer cingereift, iuo-
liod} Sberit 1beooore Rooiepelt nui
SebenSSeit oos Eripilegium erbaltcn
ioll, nqe YoitiadIen portoirei u%erien-
ben ~ oiirien. Gerortige Eriuilc-
gien aenieBen Jest Die Nittwcn Der
peritorbcneu- Gr.Er1iiocntcn Gleurs
lano mo Sorriion.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-06
O eit6rtes Spiel ter.

@eit0rte9 Spielhen.
Runoe Sergeant Wc0rnIu. Ser
Qcont SdipicrIinG rmo Die FoIi3iltcu
Sdmiot uno Ncurce pom mittlerclt
Foli5ei , Oiitrift iiberroid)ten geitern
i'm Reitourant Ger Srolt Sennie 81
les, Hr. 207. NorO . NapitraBe, cine
8cicllihnit bei'm Grop- unO &arten=
ipicl. Ten @eomteu iiclen Wiirfel,
&urtcn, iolpie elm Br0Berer @clobe.
trug III Die SGnoc. Scr SdonftuGr-
Ter mo u @Gitc pltroeu nnd) Der
EoliSciitotion mitacbcn bciBen. @e-
gen srpci Der @eBtcreu nuroe Die Nm.
iGuIoioung crbobcn, cit @liidslpict
urrongirt 5u bnbcrt lu0brcuo> Die
llcbri1en nls 3clI1cl I~citGCboItet
luer0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-06

BORT 9cioubt, nm bccroiNt jl iuer-
Den. Ynlijci . MorihoIl 6ornon
bate bon hcn 9ebtercn cin Sclc-
gronm iolgcnberr Mortlonta crbal.
ten; .ScnOen Sic, bite, hell Seit.
nom bes Z. 9. 9olboI al ). T..
Samro5, Nr. 1S2, HiperOolc Npc.,
Dontcra, N.- D., nnb 5icbcn Sic $40
iiir Alisgobcr. ". o. MILLER. Yolis
.Ni-Gbei." MoriboQ 6orlnn be
ouftrogte iofprt lod Gnlpinng Oes
Selegrnnmci, ocn 2cihcubcitotter
Mnrtin 6aJep nit Der &crienoun8
cca Scidnnm$.
Son ibrcal Z II tiuicn bodlt
h%cfrieoi9t, traten 9citern johlrcld)c
@eihGitsleutc &irainien'a mo @cit.
&~irgiuicn'S. Die bier @1itc oca @ol-
tin1ore Bargain NouicS iporcn. per
Grtro5ug BON Camden . @ubnbotc
aus Die NcimrelIe at.
.@Gdcr Weion0 Ser.
ci II" Sb0lciG bic gcitrigc Sin9.
itnnoc oes Bidder @ciong Ser.
Gins" in @ogencr'2 Gofe. gtr. llG,
Noro = EncnitrnBc, rcdt itoll beilldt
mar, iibtcn ood Die iuc,ia crihicnc-
len Sdl,aer nit CONFERENCE.-The
oieem Gifer inter Der 2citun1 beS
Tirigenten Erof. i. 2oroluS GbDrc
fir Die Gnbc oicir9 Mtonota itottiill'
hcn0c StiitllnNalcicr; II. u. Mil,
lerS 2od)tcrlcin" Don Com. Mcrmco.
Sn Solgc bcH ld)Icd)tcn Vcllld)ca nno
Der porgcriidtcu ,}cit. bo Eroi. aoros
InS Die Siu1itu10c icfm m%labcbntc,
bcld1lplicn bic S0ltger, Die Seou,tcn.
nohl, mcld)c itotltcn9cnl1b bate
ltnttfirbeu loacL crit I'M ll0d)'tcll
Worlut nbjuhulten. Sn Der Uc'
i6Gitalibln0 Gcccptirten Die Inuc-
icllocn inter ocnr 8oriit oeS Yrili.
0cnicn +. 9artbolnluc mo Der Ero.
iofonfiibrung bca Scfrctdro Gr1l't
llebcrior, cinc Ginlnbung oeS Ger
monio : S.ilortctt Gltbs" ;l oclicn
Wosfcnboll. Scrlcr murbcn mciterc
arrangements fir 0as StiitmgafCIt
gctroilen.
YI0tlid) gcltorbcn.- Sral
Dtorp 4. YGd)notn, 7G Sabre oft
BON 9tr. 2I0O. Mlblnn0 Npe., mllroc
ocItern Gcrlniitag BON ibrent Sobuc
MiQinm III itcrbcnoeln 3uIionhc in
lhrern Bette aufdeiunoen. Che Der
Derbei0eruiclc ar5t %ullallate. mor
lie aus Dem Neben gcidieoert. Mad
Nngobc oeS Ar5ie>. miiroe ibr Con
hitrd) Die 9rig1t'ldc Hierenfrnnfbeit
bcrbciaeiiibrt. Gle S%eritorbeuc bill-
terldBt ncbet, ihrem 8attcll, yScrrll
aoom &. gafntolrl. 5rpci Sobnc,
Dilinm unb iSohn n. @afnlonlL
pier 1ohter. Die ,%yrauen Sobn Ma.
ietb unb Spbn q. amrein inlo Die
Girls. Mort6o MD Gmmagahnlaln.
hrei griioer iul6 brei SdnueItern.
Gic 9eeroiguma iinhet on Giqnitng
Nodnltittad = llhr ltQtt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-06
Sie 5aitenjeit nabt.

ST. bier 5ngcn BON bclltc bcglnlit
Die SoitenScit. Sic nimmt ON nod
item Mittipod) Iiherlniitpodl
ibrcn InIung. Sn ben futholiId,eli
aird)en perOcn beiitc Sic pom, anrbi
nal Gibbons erlaiiencn 6aitenregclll
pcrleiclA Gicielben %lauteii, mic iolgt:
II Alc @ldiibigcrt. melhe oas q.
@cbensiobr 5uriidgeleet bnben fms
pcrpflidtet, bic 6oiten SIT balten.
nenlt lie uidt ourd) Dissemination
oocr aus elmer anoeren reftln1bigeii
llriad)e Don bieier Rflidt ent6unoelt
mnrbeli.
y Zen Sumtug ailagcnomrner
oiirien tic MIR cine Wablseit mdbreilo
ocs 2anes 5u lid nebn,eiL
81 Cine flcite Gririidpune. &c.
ipobniid) COLLATION. %gendntt. III
Ibei,o5 erloubt, mG
AZ Sol9enoe Eer1ollelt ,tiiD ma.
jilln Saiten perpilittet: 2eiite inter
q Sabren; Die aranfen; idhigenbe
6rouell; SeiIe, ipeldle ihluer arbeiten
miliien. utb Sene, ,pelfe ipege,l
Sdipdt,e nift faIten f0nriel,. obne
lire Geiunobeit idluer 81, id)1bieen.
y lie 8laubieen luerOen bnra:,
crinnert. baB ouBer Dem bon ser
Stride uuierlegteu Snitcngcbote oieie
beilise 6dltenseit 1T einer beionoerelt
@eiie cine Seit erniten GebeteS. Ser
Rei,e iiber ole Siinoen. ser 3uriid
aesoaeiheit uou Der Nelt ,ino ihrcn
Nerlniiglmgen ioIpie oes OroBmii
tgigen Mlmoienge6ens iein ioG.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-06

3itm 0citen Der Nptblei
hcnocn in Trnnfrei d,. - III
@egenmnrt bes fran5oiilhen 9otlhoi.
ierS. 9rll. M. Suiierato, mo elmer
Siitinguirtet 3nb0rcrid)uor. lpcldc
ous @aMS III u0cn NGngen iilntc.
fano g~eltern Nlbenb III .albaugb'a
Sbcuter" utter Den aliipi5ien Der
.NQinncc fS%roncoiie" Die Aufiiibrut1
bon Sorbou's ,Ses Yattea DC
Molid)e" itntt. Ger Hcinertrag Der
&oriteilultg lit iiir ben 6ono iiir hic
Spier Der lleberidppenmuls iii
Srnnfreid bcItimnt, Dem inter ole
len ll%mitGnoen cin biibiheS Siinm-
den 5~ugeiloiiei, iein oiirite. Tie Cor
lteller Dca Stiides lpnrcn WitgIieOcr
bcs .Gireie 3rannatialle 6rancois"
nou Nep. Dprf. alt ibrer Spite Tro,
felIor GhorlcS =. Scrrier iito oeiici,
Satin. Scr Gritere ipielte oie GoGc
Der ~Eroiper," m1breno Die 2ebterc
Die .Su5airne" uerforperte.
Snrabe q nj ct. Yntrif'S
Z az. Iic SrIGnoer Der Staot
pcabiidtigen oieieS SnbrN am St,So.
trid'S Gage - II. MGr5 - lpic il,
friiberen Sabrcn eiite StraBen : ga.
rabe 5r peranitnlter. YeidIiiIie 90.
rider lueroen poralisiif)tlid, in Der
i,eracn Abeto III Der Batierion.Sallc
on 1op. 1,no 8altimorcitrabe itait-
iitoenoei, T~eriammlnng Der grefn.
lib, @ebotoe oes Greens Der Siber.
i;ier gcfabt iueroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-06

- Gin Mnatcnbaa fir Seocr.
mdilil finoet nlorsen g6eno in Ste.
pbdn 86b' &oQc, Nr. 1929, yeoion.
ilrabe, Occult Foint Itatt. Sed,o
preiic iiir Ionrn unb @srrcr inh
erei @rilppenpciic mcroen persebcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-06
>

- ~
aroit enter @ergiinitieung iiir DE
Yer, Staaten batirt pom 3. Nllgult
1887, mo ernellert fir 5ebn Sabre
tam %. Wai 1897 mcroen Die iol.
senoen beionoeren Gispeniationert
%gen1brt:
u Ger @enliB BON sNeiiG lit qc-
ltuttet bel allen Mahl5eiteu un oell
Sonntagen mo einnol 0es Cages
ot Den MoHtogen, Iienltageu, Iou=
ncrltuaen uub Somitoaen, nit Mus.
aahme 0eS 5tueitcn urlb leBteln Saui.
ltageS her Soiten5eit. Sebod Sleiidj
unb Sid niirien ip1brcno Der so.
item nid)t bel oericlben Mobl,eit ot.
ioi'en lucroell, olld) nidlt einnlol on
Den Sonlltogen.
q Ser 8cbroid bon Butter,
aGic, Milh uub @ieru lit oil icSem
Gage in Der Soitcn erloubt.
- IS lit crlaibt, an Mor0e:i
cine porure Sl~iiiiiafeit mic Sbec,
aufIee o0er 6iinnc, nit Wniier 5llbc
rettete Gbofolooe 81 llebmcr mno nit
hieier Sliiiiigfeit cincll Wi,no noI!
Sroo 81 genieben.
~ Tiejeniden, meld)c sic 0tittnaS.
itunoe fir oas Ginnebnlen Der nollen
Mobl3eit nid)t poBt. oiiricn Die Sro-
mug ,lndebreu, lire COLLATION. Mor.
gems unb ihr Mittnesmabl 2(bcno&
cinnebmcn.
- Gle 0enllsltng bon Sd)mcinc-
SdJmal5 ooer 9rotenfett (brippinu) J,
m1itott Der Butter, lit bei Der Cube,
reiiung ser Spciicn aeitottet.
g. 8erionell. Ole BON Der Ser.
pilihtluA su %iultcll, cntbunbcn lino.
oilrien an Den Snaen, oil berc1 Der
@eulb bon 6lciid) ollrd, Gispenius
ton 0eitottet lit, mcbr ais Elm Dial
6lciit elicn.
3.
Strait elmer pom 81. Stuble onl
10. WGri 1895 unS. 9elpGDrtcn Ser.
aiiniti9ung, erloubcn @ir oQcu Nr.
bciteru lrnO bcrcu Samilien oen &c.
nnB BON Sleiit) cin Nal bes Cages
OIL olen Soit- ulo Nbitine5-2o9
ipGbrello bcS gdll5en Sobrcs. nit
%9hiSnohme Der 5reitn1e, OeS gidcr=
mittipod]s, bes Wittipods uno Gam,
ltaoS Der Gboriucd)c ulb bes Cages
unr @eibnodten.
Gieienigen. iueld)c bon scr Ser.
pflihtlulg. 5u ioiten. cntbulloen iinh.
bilrfen mebr ais eirl Mol 6leiId
eIicil oil Den 9er,ormten Sogen.
Gieienigen, lpcld)e bon .oieier Ser.
g%iinitiguii0 8cbroud) mod)ell, Diiricn
rid,t 6lciid, unb Slid bei ocrielben
Mobl5eit genieBerL ullo tic wcroch
ernItlid) ermobnt, eincn alocren Att
Der N%btootlung 5u iihcn, mie ). ..
eutbuttiumtcit Don 9eiitiorn 8etrdn.
fen.
Iie oiterlife Belt eritredt iid) bonn
erItcn Spnntag Der Saiten5eit bis
5itiu Sreiialtigfeits- e onntag. w0h'
reno lpelher 3eit ollc aatboliter
iueldle ooS gcborige Ilter erreidt
tabel,. perpilidtet linb, miiroig bic
bl. Communion SIT cmpinneen.
Vie I'll. SoIten5eit lit aud, %bciouoers
geeignct fir Die erite ainoerbeid,;c..
iueId)e IN ser Hegel inl {, 2eben$.
iobre gcnlod)t luerben iollle. Gle VI.
fern iouten boruuf iebell.
>Sm auitrage Sr. Gminclij Dc%
&orbiunls.
=. {. Wnuon, aon5lcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-06

Heht$anmolt Gcder uuf
frcicm SuBe. Hcd)tSompclt
gbolpb Geder. geoen Den, wie gcltern
ollNiiibrlid) I'M nGcutidcn Gorrelpon'
oeut" bcrid)tct. bie Anflogc Der I'M
tcrihlneimN crbobcn uprocn mar.
iteate 9cltcru $500 9iir1idoIt uho
mrroc bcnulod) porlGufig otI frcielt
SiIb geiett.
SolQcu elmer G1copnbc.-
ltnicr Der Mnihuloigung, cincn lio'
montring I'M Mertbc bon $500 9eltob-
len 5l bobcn. itono aeIterpa cinc bod
elegant .gcfleiOctc Come. ric ibrcr
gun5el Grld)eInnlnN nad) Den belteIl
a%reiicn DER @cieaidnit nll5u9cboren
id)ien, Dor &a0i @rulnlnn III Der mitt'
Iercn Eoli5ciitotion. Iie Nn9eidnl.
Oi9tc gob ibrcn Nonlen olS Woggic
9rclur. ibren Wobnort ais FittsbllrG
an. SIR Nnfl1gcr lunr ST.. 6runciS
Yoco, Der icinc Norciic ais Mr.. 22l9,
SufltroBe, nllguh. Gerielbc hutte ge-
fern Worgcn al GbnrlcaItrnBc, ndbe
penn llniou.9ohnbof. Die SerboltlmN
bcr-Ione ourdJ ScrNcnnt Hidolion
pom nlittlercu Tiitrift oornehmen
luiIel. &or Dem EoliScirid)ter crtlur.
u er. Oob CT Die MnldntlbiNung ST.
rild5ujicbcn ipilnld'c, lporutf aaol
@ronnan Die NnldulNiNul9 obluieS.
Sic ,Srnu bcId)r0nftc lid onrulli, jlt
laGel, caB tic Den Ming nid)t GcItot'
len babe rno ooB Enco bic Gcrbuis
tlll9 llltr beSbolb crlpirft babe. I'M
III bintcrtreibc,r, Oub tic geitcrn Nor
gcll baltimore u~crIicii. Tic Foli5ci
brnd)te III Grfuhrulg onb Die 0eioch
inter Dem Nanlen Nr. mn Sroll
Ironf u. Sol int .Vclpcbcrc Notcl"
lo1lrten. G6 pcrluutet, Gob bic 6rnt
Dor benz Eolijeirid)ter cinen iillgirtcl
Nnlucn gub. mo Dob Sr. Yoco bic
NoGnuna %ieilrr Gltern ais leinc
Norcilc urgo6. mobrcno CT ielbIt III
EcrniDlponien lunbnt.
W ii len nad ) u ubton0 jiir
/ |: If. SIN Sole Der hcioeu Mi
fen SboIom aaplou uno lliiel Yoall,
llclt. lpeld)c burd, Die G%inluanocs
r~uugSbcIorbc bon Scr Hanouna ans.
GeId)loiIcn ipllrccn. mcii lie Die porge,
lt)riebcten $25 nidjt borluciien tonn
ten. mlrhc geitcru ouS BON 6reiuls
Den Der Ginluulioerer eiugcleitetc So
beos Corpus Teriobren olird) Midtcr
NorriS i'm 9unoestreiSaerid) obge.
l%uieicn. Gic j,pci Wdlltcr lperocn
%6entgrullB nit Dem Tnnlpier .Nef
far" %oeportirt. Neibe bnbcn ibre 80
nltlien nod III GuBlon6.
We" Ger Ma5fenball 6e5 ,gSittela,
bad Sereiu9" iin0et mnrg2n 9lbcnO
in Ser .@ernionio-Di dnlerd)or Sale"
itutt. IuS Set uiro nit orei "a,
blenur ciiigeleitet, neldIe cine airdp
ueib i'll GnDsrn ouritelen. Gus Nr
raltgeirent3.Gomitr nat Die Gorberei.
tllhgen nit llrjidlt brtripbcn. MertG,
pOllc Erelie tontmen jllr &ertheilurg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-06
Sin S%taatsaniualt.

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5llden,
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bufen,
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go 'el%b'tbeluuBt, 10 itol5. 10 faltl
SIN Sernelin laBt er iif fleioen:
GS lit Der itrc1ge Staatsanrualt.
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malt,
9Scr etbt Gin Bib nit ciuem Hob.
.lllell
Bon ciuent beitt'gcn Staatsunipolt?
st 9jorenrctdl Oh Hepubliten,
@as lit ou nod, Der unterihieb
Ger Stnhtsonipolt- barf unterhrii.
den,
Qr pieiit oas SpotelterGberlie0.-T
User mic g%cbungert. nie %geFrorcn,
Wcr nie ermarb. iunS CT per.
brnlid)t
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Mer in Der Srgenb nid,ts gelitten,
NlS buB i'm oft Ger 2ebrcr ld)olt =
Ter cignet lid. ih mohte bitten:
3u cinem itrengeu Staatsantpolt!
3luor feblt bic Eraris ibm oes &c.
bcns,
Tod bic crlcst Die IDeoric!
Gen G1ior las er rid)t pergebcuS,
Zen Heit beiorgt Die Ebortoiic.
sic Soiiptiob' lit: redt it%Nneibig
Idnalldcll.
Go5 beiBt Dor benz eerin9cu Eod--
God o~tfuGrts red,t Gcfollig goiljcn,
Gic cine @ono i'm Soieniad.
Cen Tn9cflogten niebcridmetterL
Gle orllen Siiuoerinnen oiid)!
NlS fam cin @ott IN Sturm iulo
Wettcrll,
So lit cS ultf ser 9iiDnc graud) -
Sic orr1eu Climber ioIlen biiBeu,
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Gr it's, init S1nben mo nit Git
Ben,
Ser cngelreinc StootSnnmolt!
IS gilt bait, bic Worol 5u id)iiecu,
Gle brnudIt ia cilcn mGdlt' gen
Sdus
limo Der @elelllfoit boGe Stiieel1
@eluabren Dor benz tiefeu Shntus.
Gem niebern Golf Heipett cinflobcn,
Gurlm Die orobenoe 8eItalt,
Snt ~idiuor5en sSrod, nit lonecn
Shobcn
aonmlt ser aeltrenec Stoatsanpalt.
sRur trorig tits, bob uuBcrbicnit.
lid @
Gnc Sleiid) ben 9eiit oft iibernlannt,
InS tbnt Der Saton manfmnl
fiinItlid),
@enn er iu iffuad) ben 8egner
iauD.
Sb Einrrer, Gorfid3ulS ooer Sdnei.
GoS lGBt oen Satnn INNER fo(t -
God, iiest ons 6leiid), or lad)eIt bel
ter,
NcipnoerS iiber'n Stooisunpalt.
Num luibt ibr, mas bus @ort bcbeu-
tet,
Oh bier, Oh bort, Oh brinll, ob
hroilS
Sbr ruibt cS, no Die @lodc lGlitct,
nod Sober lid, cin 9ilb bdraiis!
,Eic fleinen Climber miiiicn ldnind)s
1ell,"
Gic Hegel lit belpGbrt IND alt.
Nod botcn Ghren nilB iinn trod)-
tclt
Nio lieutenant mo ais Stnatsall.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-14
WITH THE AVIATORS.

What have the aviators been DOING
asked Busy Man.
Robert Lorraine. the actor. qualified as
a star aeronaut by making a splendid flight
across the irish Sea, a distance of more
than fifty miles. from Blackpool, England.
to LIandudno, on the coast of North Wales.
- Armstrong DreXel American aviator,
attained worlds altitude record by rising
$3.50 feet at Lanark, Scotland Waiter
Brool<ins, at Atlantic City on Saturday, July
8, arose to a height of 6,100 feet, smashing
all records to that time.
I'm an attempt to avoid striking the
grandstand at the aviation field at Asbury
Park last Wednesday Brookins dashed his
biplane to the ground. He missed the
grandstand by the margin of a foot, but
struck q booth in a narrow alley crowded
with programme boys. policemen, members
of the national guard and others. Flying
with the wind at the rate of forty miles
an hour, the biplane's descent was so rapid
that spectators in the alley could not get
out Of its path, and ten OF them were caught
beneath the machine and injured. Brook
mss nose was broken and he sustained
many body bruises. The aeronaut Helm
was dangerously injured at an aviation
nesting at Johannesthai. While flying at
a height of about 225 feet in a Wright
machine one of the propellers broke. The
other continued to run, causing the craft to
turn over several times. The afrship fell
and WIS demolished. Helm regained con-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-14
CHARGES OF BRIBERY.

More allegations OF attempted bribery in
testimony from sources other thar Senator
Gore and Congressman CreaGer were mace
before the Congressional committee 1nvestl-
eating the scandal in Oklahoma in connec-
ton with the so-caled McMurray contracts
for the sale of Indian lands. These charges
were made by two Choctaw Indians. ChieI
Green McCurtain and his son, D. g McCur-
tain. They involved ]. +. McMurray him.
self and one George w. Scott The younger
McCurtain testified that in 1906 McMurray
offered him S25 900 to withdraw MS oppo-
sition to the old tribal contracts which were
subsequently disapproved by PRESIDENT
Roosevelt. This statement McMurray de-
MED. Chief McCurtain testified that Scout
offered him one-fourth of the 10 per cent
McMurray and his associates would receive
under the contracts with the lndlVloudi
Indians from the sale of their lands, II ne
would withdraw his opposition THESE 1ees
have been estimated at from S3,0oo,ooo 10
s16,000 600, and if the shares of the Choc-
Jaws and Chickasaws were approximately
equal, the amount the old chief SAID was
offered to him would have been several hum
dred thousand dollars at least. lie teStl-
fed that he believed Scott was acting IN
the interest of McMurray.
"Other developments were testimony by
Senator Curtis that he had no interest IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-14
illustrated London News

the McMurray contracts ald that both he
and Vice-Presdent Sherman had advised
President Taft not to approve them; by
Congressman Mcclure that he had no in
terest in the contracts, and by Congressman
Creager denying that his meeting with
Jake L. Hamon. whom he accused of at
tempting to bribe him, was at his own So
licitatiOn.
Senator Gore issued the following state
ment relative TO Vice-President Sherman L
have never either in the Senate or before the
investigating COMMITTEE made any charge
whatever against Mr.. sherman I never
said he was Interested in the AIcNIurray
contracts, directly or indirectly The Vice
Presidents name was mentioned to ME by
Hanlon as the man higher up who was In
terested in the contracts. When ! testified
before the committee l was under obliga-
ton TO relate all that Hamon had said, and
when it came to mentioning what Hamon
the Vice President with extreme reluctance.
I had no alternative but TO tell the truth.
l think l owe it to Mr.. Sherman and TO the
country to hope that the fact th1t Hamon
mentioned Mr.. Sherman will be relegated
to perpetual oblivion
"A charge that Congressman g. L. Crea-
ger of the Sd Oklahoma District had So
Ilcited large sums of money from j. +.
NcAIurray. holder of the Indian land con-
tracts. was made by Jake l.. HamOn be-
fore the committee