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The Detroit times., 1911-01-18
BY MAURICE WEioENTAAL.

Was Carrie Nation a fakir seeking
nOtoriety? Vas she deliberately en-
gagged in a plain money making ex-
pedition when she first started out TO
smash saloons?
BY the sale of souvenirs, by her
lectures and other profitable exhibit
tions OF herself, Carrie Nation Is said
10 have accumulated 100000. Did
she begin her crusade with cash as
the main motive?
| joined the Carrie Nation troupe
as a representative Of great Amer
lean newspaper imme ediately after she
put out Of business the first saloon In
Topeka, Kas., a decade ago. ! trav-
eled with her for weeks, and had many
opportunities to study the famous
hatchet wielder in the first flush or
her notoriety. | made the famous tour
with her from Topeka to Chicago,
stopping in many cities by the way
cities like Muscatine and Des Moines,
Ia, where the saloon was conducted
despite the state law-and through
other states which legaliZed the sa-
loon.
While Mrs. Nation frequently sue
ceeded in making a nuisance OF her
self. | am convinced that when she
began her campaign she was thor
oughly conscientious, absolutely III
dead earnest Whatever she achieved
Of notoriety and cash, her object at
tie beginning was not fame nor
wealth, but an ardent desire to purge
the world of the saloon.
When she first welded the ak across
beautiful and costly bar OF the
senate saloon In Topeka, Kaa, Carrie
Nation little dreamed that her name
would appear in big display-head type
on the front pages OF every newspa-
per in the United States-and many
In Europe She rather expected the
local papers in Topeka would have
something to say about her, for she
was arrested on the charge OF creating
disturbance.
Mrs, Nation began her work In Kan
sas because the saloons or that state
had no legal right to exist. She start
ed on the largest and most fashlonaDle
outlaw. the Senate saloon. She might
be arrested for creating disturbance
but she could not be held for destroy
Ing property. Rosewood bars, plate
glass mirrors and bottles OF whisky
were entitled to no protection In Kan
sas.
There was something real HolneiiS
and aTectionate about Mrs. Nation.
She was the sort OF woman who at
tracted little children. They would
cling to her skirts, kiss and caress her,
and she in turn would show the great
est affection for them.
In those days Mrs. Nation had the
most absolute confidence in the hon
csty of mankind Following the
notoriety she achieved after she
wreck she achieved after she wrecked
the first few saloons, she received an
enormous amount of mail from all
narts of the United States. Some or
these letters were abusive, but most
OF them not only offered financial aid,
but really did enclose money to help
along the anti-saloon crusade. These
letters waited for her at every railroad
station between Topeka and Chicago.
The newspaper men and women who
accompanied her on the tour were In
stalled as her private secretaries. Hun
dreds of these letters were opened on
the train. The dollar, two-dollar and
fve-dollar bills, and others Of larger
The Detroit times., 1911-01-18
Eddy win Admitted 70 Probate.

CONCORD, ". H., Jan. 1S.-The
will Of Mrs. Mary Baker Glover Eddy,
founder Of Christian Science. was al.
lowed by Judge Corning In the probate
court here yesterday. No objection
was made by anyone. The only at
torney present was General Frank ID.
Streeter, of this city, representing the
executor Of the will, Henry NJ. Baker.
The probating of the will has no ef-
feet on the suits which haye been
brought in the state and federal
courts by attorneys for Mrs. Eddy's
son, George w. Glover, and her
adopted son. DR.. r. J. Foster Eddy,
asking for construction OF the
resiluary clause of the viii.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-18
RESCUED AFTER
80 HOURS ON ICE

PORT HURON, Mich, Jan. H.
After being marooned on an Ice noe
in Lake Huron, on Port Sanilac, for
80 hours, William and Herbert Walk.
er, fishermen, were rsscned by the
tub Diver early this morning and
brought to q hospital In tfiis city.
They suffered terribly from the howl
ing gale that lashed the lake, the bit
ing cold benumbing them 80 that
they were ready to give up In de-
spair when aid reached them.
The tug Harding, also of Port
Huron, cruised OF Port Sanilac to OF
fer aid to the IL Harbor Beach life
savers who tried desperately to reach
the two imperiled fishermen. At a
late hour the Harding was headed
north, indicating that the life-savers
had been reached and taken aboard.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-18
TWIN BABIES
BOUND TOGETHER
Curious Pair Would Die II Surgeons
Knife Cut Them Apart-Single
Organ for Both.
sIAMEsE TWINS LIVED
TO BE 81 YEARS OF AGE.

The Stamese twins, Eng and
ChangI were born In 1871, in Siam.
Their father was a Chinaman and
their mother half Chinese and half
Siamese.
They were bought OF their par
ents by Americans and for many
years were exhibited.
They were Joined together on
their side by flesh about seven
inches long, four inches broad and
two inches thick.
The slightest impulse OF one to
move In any direction was imme-
diately followed by the other.
One was irritable, the other mild
tempered. The perceptions OF one
were more acute than those Of the
other.
They died in 1874 at the age OF 63.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-18
STEALS FoR HIS FIANcEE.

KALAMAZOO, Mich, Jan. 18.-Don
Force, recently released from Jail. was
yesterday again arrested upon a
charge OF stealing $3.50 from the Royal
saloon. Force declared that he com
mitted the theft because a girl he had
intended TO marry demanded that he
furnish her money to buy wedding
outfit. The girl Is the daughter OF a
wellknown Kalamazoo celery shipper
and has confessed TO officers that she
asked Force to steal the money.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-18
CARRIE NATION: IS.
SHE FANATIC OR
SEEKER OF CASH?
Newspaperman Who Accompanied
Crusader on Saloon Smashing Tour
Gives Intimate Sketch Of
Her TRADE.
She Is Said To Have Accumulated
100000 and Has Been Given
Space by All Leading Papers.

dispatches from Kansas city report
the serious illness OF Mrs. Carrie Ma
lion, following IA nervous breakdown
The spectacular antisaloon crusader Is
wei lalong In years. The following
sketch OF the real Carrie 'ation is
written by newspaper man or Wide
experience, who accompanied her on
her first bar destroying trip, immedl-
utely after she came into public view,
and who studied her at close ranSe.)
The Detroit times., 1911-01-18
GIRLS UNDER LEGAL
AGE HURRIED OUT
OF FACTORY
Detroit Minister Makes Charge That
Tip To Employers Followed His
Complaint To Labor Commis-
sioner Fletcher.
Formal Charges win Be Preferred
By Rev. Myron Adams -Juvsnils
Court Facts.

LANSING. inch, Jan. 18.-FolIow-
ing q conference with Gov. Osborn
yesterday, Rev. Myron Adams, OF D.
troit, will prefer formal charges
against State Labor Commissioners
Fletcher. along the lines of q com.
munication sent to Mr.. Osborn beforo
he took Office.
The charges will relate to the Ma
tional Candy Company affair, first told
by Mr.. Adams to the Twentieth Cen
tury club Of Detroit last fall. Mr..
Adams will declare that young girls
were allowed to be employed In the
factory under unsanitary conditions.
that repeated complaints by him went
unheeded, and that when Charles
Johnson, chief deputy. finally told Mr..
Adams 10 60 to The factory and get
proofs, he immediately telephoned To
the superintendent OF the factory 70
hurry all underage girls out OF the
factory. This, Mr.. Adams says, was
clearly q case of collision. He says
That he can prove the statements and
that the facts were well known 70
Commissioner Fletcher.
Mr.. Adams was well pleased after
his interview with the governor.
II am hoping that 1t will not be nec-
essary to wait for the closs Of the
legislature to force Fletcher out OF
office." said he. II think that 4
charges were preferred. several sen
ators, like Senator Lee, Of Wayne
who said that they refused to vote Tor
or man had not been proven unworthy
will be placed in position where they
will have to vote for HIS removal
Senator Lee came to Lansing frum
Detroit on the train with Gov. Osborn
Tuesday and assured the governor
that his action In turning down Perry
r. Powers for the commissionership
would have no effect on his action
sheuld there be impeaehmsnt Dnoeoo(
inGs. q 3, -ss =
ever. would necessarily be LONG, and
might last until after Fletcher's term
expires In July. SANFORD.
Prosecutions Of employers for hiring
young girls without working papers
have been few under the regime Of
Factory Inspector Dick" Fletcher. ac-
cording to the reports Of Juvenile
court officers. Instead. the girls are
fired" this being the easier method
How the employers. md that the conn
plants have been made II the mys-
terry.
I'VE And many girls with working
papers who are not IA years old. but
this il not necessarily q reflection on
the ONCE" said Miss Ada Freeman
probation ofYicer for the juvenil ecourt.
''If the children's parents say they are
IA years old and there II no birth
certificate to be found. IL is possible
to make a mistake. or course when
the children come to court, they have
no incentive to conceal their ages, ana
we learn the facts.
"As TO the children working In FAC
tories without papers. the case n dif
ferent. We run across q good many
OF them, and report them. Then We
find that the children have been ais
charged. II is seldom that the en-
ployer Is prosecuted. That would %
the legal procedure"
The Detroit times., 1911-01-18
psTRoITER DIES SUDDENLY.

PORT HURON, Mich, Jan. l8.-
Herbert Meredith. Of Detroit, passed
away at the Port Huron hospital fol.
lowing an illness OF only three days.
He came here to visit with Rev. F. 8
Devona and Sunday night was taken
I'll. II was decided to remove him to
the hospital and he became gradually
worse until his death. The body will
be taken to Detroit for burial.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-18
SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.

LANSING, Mich, Jan. 1S.--The su-
preme court heard the following
cases: Order Of Cleaners vs.. Bury;
Peerless Motor Co. VS.. Linn: Har-
for Wednesday: 1O1, 103. los. 10s, Ill,
III. 122, 123, 124, 126.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-18

SPRINGFIELD. Mass, Jan. 49,
Bishop Alexander II. Vinton, of the
Protestant Episcopal diocese of west
ern Massachusetts,, died soon after
midnight this morning, following an
illness of week with pneumonia and
bronchitis. .
The Detroit times., 1911-01-18
CUTS DOWN FORCE FROM
So EMPLOYEES TO ~
'(From a stan Correspondent

>(Fron a Staff Correspondent
LANSING, Mich. Jan. 49,
Since taking Office as state
dairy and food commissioner
under appointment by Gov. os-
born, Gilbert M. Dame has been
doing efficient work carrying
out the governors wishes In
the matter OF economy. Gov.
Osborn told Dame that he
thought the list of SO employees
could be reduced by something
like one-half. Dame has been
using the pruning knife, and has
exceeded the fondest hopes OF
the governor. The number OF
employees has been cut down
to IL. SANFORD.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-18
New Corporations.

LANSING, Mich, Jan. lS.-The fol.
lowing companies have fled articles
Of incorporation with the secretary OF
state Wright Cooler & Hood Manu-.
featuring company, Muskegon 10000;
Spring Lake Country club, Spring
Lake, $500; Escanaba Clothing com
pany, Escanaba, $4,000; principal
stockholders, Delbert c. James, A.
Lindsey Parker, Detroit; The Jewell
Chemical company, Detroit, $4,000;
principal stockholders, George H.
Johnson, c. Henry Tonak, William NJ
Durand.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-18
TWO BISHOPS ARE
TAKEN BY DEATH
Rt. Rev. William Paret Expires in
Baltimore and Rt. Rev. A. H. Vim.
- - ton in Springfield.

BALTIMORE, Md, Jan. 1S.--Bishop
William Paret, OF the Episcopal dio-
cese OF Maryland, and one of the most
widely known churchmen in the Unit
ed States died at his home In Balti-
more today, following lingering ILL
ness.
Mrs. Paret. wife OF the Bishop, died
last week.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-18
DEATH TAKES THREE PIONEERS.

ANN ARBOR, Mich, Jan. 1S--Three
pioneers OF Ann Arbor have died with
In a few hours. A telegram announc-
ing the death of DR.. John kapp was
received from Los Angeles, Cal.
where he had been spending the last
year. He served as mayor Of Ann
Arbor two terms. Peter Come, who
was So years old last Saturday. died
at the home of his son yesterday AZ
ter a long illness. Mr.. Come had been
in business here since 1870. Michael
Herey, aged 7s. died after an illness o.
about two months. He was q con-
actor of this city for the last -
years.
p.,snt Appfications nied % Dartnoa
The Detroit times., 1911-01-18

Iohn y. HARDY has sent q petition 70
the council asking for a reduction
In a bill OF about $40, submitted oy
building a brick driveway into mis-
premises at No 264 Baker-st. He
brands the charge as outrageous and
invites the aldermen TO come out and
have a look at the driveway. He
adds that a private contractor agreed
to do the work for s24, but he
thought the city would do a more
satisfactory job at an equally rea-
sonable figure.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-18

Millionaires: Now Is your time to
buy a sure-enough title. Manuel Is
coming He's broke, but you don't
mind a little thing like that
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-17

Gr riB ben SUB bes ungIHtIi6en &0s
nigs 10 befttg an it6, Dab 8arI Der
9ritte riidltng8 btnpur3eIte, mas nas
ttirltd teinen majeitdtiI9en Gtrbruf
mahte.
4m 10. SUM- perben mir in Der
Sarbonne etnen Sseitatt bettpobneu.
bem fi4 Elm GROCER @mpfung fran30Fa
f6er unb ausIGnbtf6er Qboronunqsn
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9aIaOerunitaItung i'm 5focabero;
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9entmdlern GOrnetlIes unDQeoerriers.
Sebr gefparnt 1inb mir auf ben 7Feitz
9ortrag. Sein 5bema 1T lie genie
normanb". Utit bieIem normdnniihcH
8etit bat es ndmIih cine eiqene 8ss
tpanbtntB. 5ausgenofen er3GbIeu fels
ten 8utes poneindnber, urb mas cine
Bropin3 bon Der auoeren tldtfht, lit
audi fat ME fhmeidelbaft. Den g1orz
munnen iugt man allgemetr etneSpars
fauteit nah, bic nod iiber Die iib4ihe
fran30iifhe Spariamteit 6inuusgehe.
QuBerbem geIten bic nordnntI9en
8auern unb Gsihdftsleute ols u6erz
aus perihmibt, unb na6 benz fran30Tiz
ihen Sprihport lit eine reipouie De
9tormano eine Qntfport, bic Deoer ia,
nod uein bebeutet, bel Der Ii6 iebsr
beuten tann, mas er min, uno bereu
9dupt3iped 1T, ben anbern ibers DIR
gu hauen. RatIrlih nerbieuen in boss
ptlItee 8sbuuptunqen teinen @laubeH,
unb mir fpoIen bic SduIenbjdbrs8ez
burtstaqsttnoer Der IDrmanbie uutsr
teiHen llmitdnben trGuter. Rt6t unerz
tpG6nt bleiben barf aber, bab e auh
8eqner Der gau5en Seier giebt - fos
rpohl BET ben Rormannen, bic niht
tpolIen, bdB on fie dls e6emaLiqe guss
lGnber unb GtnbrtngLtnqe 6etrahtst,
uuo benen anbererIeits isne fatale
2ehnsbulbigung nod in ben 8lieoerr
lieqt, aIs aud BEL ben Sruu3oIen, bic
iih aIs aeIten fiihIen unb osren Stol3
baruHter leibet, oab thr Qanb uuo
8slt matchmaker BON R0meru, 5rous
fen. 9tprmaunen be'ieqt unb erobert
nurbe. 4ber auf bieIe SouberIjnae
tann man feline RId't6t nebmen. Die
Rormdnnen gs60reu beute sur fran3Ds
itIden5amiIie, pie nur trQeno jemonn,
unb bic frdnS0iiI6e GumiIie bat rs5t,
BEN 5uQ au feiern, an bem lie ourc5
etn 10 ihdbenspertbes mitslieb Der.
mshrt tporbeu III. llnb tpenn mir dls
Qermanii9e Raiienpsrpdnote Der Rora.
mannen uno giei6seittg al5 fFrsunDs
Der Belle 5rance unS gum taufenofter
Geburtstug Der g2prmdnbis aud nit
unIeren 8lIdrpiinf6en strfteaeu, 10
rpirb man uns oas boffsntlih ni6t
libel ne6men.
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Graaoeiseat6uss ano gaaten

Wlcrris g. Daits Der GsHerolans
malt Der Cincinnati, 5ouiiltOn &
Gdnion Balm. bat bic ebemolige loeims
Hattie bon Caleb Sbiplep. go. 356 Res
Ior apsnue, auf 4uttipn fir $4,000
gstauft.
a. o. .
Tr. aouis 2anbmdH BAT Iein
Mohnbaus, SO. 658 Snne Strdbe, an
Soba gurfe fur $500 pertaufi.
-
sSm itGntiihen 8auanft tpuroeH gts
ftsrn bic iolgenben 8ausrlau6nibi ifkine
srlDirtt: Games O. 6erbes. sipeiisDdis
aes 6aus on Der RoB unb WnpfieIo
4penue, $500; Charles Ree0, %
it6dists Wohnbdus an Der M0Ooloipn
unb Wprtle 4psnue, $4,000; CHARTS
Retb. 2sft0dises Dc4sbous an Der
MoobluipH. nahe Mprtls EUe.. 5000;
4nibonp 2aud. stptift0diess mobn'
baus an Der Gmern. ndbs Der Union
alpenus, 5000; llniperiitdt pom Gin
einnafi, 2lnbdn an bic Sterniparie,
n5rDlidb BON Der SbisrDutorp 4Denus.
gA500
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Ginnsbmtnoe s66ns.

Die % Sabre alte tSa3el Simpfon
BON go. 1903 Wain GtraBs Durpe gss
tern a6eHb unter Dem 8erDaate, Den
i'm Gibion 5ouie abgeitiessn:n abras
BAN Wegoullougb, BON gattsrion, q.
g., tpGbrenb zines S6dferitiinohens
in .insm 5oufe an Der Racs StraBe
nm cine Diamantnabsl i'm Bsrtbe BON
$400 beito9lsn gu boben, bon ben goIis
siften RsiIinger uno S6eusrle oer6afz
tst. Die GsTangsne bsitreitst, ben
0iebftdbl bssanssn gu ba6en unb bic
dnssbIid geftobleHe 9nbet puros ni6t
an ibr qsfunoen.
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CD. Draniaa,.
@nrieit nift anf feline gerbaftHme,
ionpern feIlt. iif Der yoIi,ei.

Go. 8rdnigaH, Sn6aber Der gobss
mia 3an3baue an Der Carlisle 4ue.,
fDelher I'M 2aufe Der Iebten 5ipei Woe
den Hift ipenigsr fpie neunmnl peqet
angeblihen 8etreibens elmer 5an3balIe
rhne Gi5eus Derbnftet fporrsn mar, fam
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frsirDiliig i'm goli5eihuuptquartier elm
ittIlte, no er uHtsr elmer ipeiteren Nm
tl1ge ge6uht fpuroe. 4ls graniaan
geitern Worgen pem goli8eiri6ter uns
ter Der am 8onneritdg 4benb gegsn
ibn erbobeneH 4ntfage feline Qufpar>
tnng mdfte, feste Dieisr ben fan iuis
er folfes nit ben o6t Dor6ergebenoen
Jdllen etthon bate, auf bas offens
Dofet. Richter 9obe ertlGrte. bdb sr
ale oerdrtigsn Jdlle auf oas offene
GOdet feben iperbe, Bis bic Streitfraqs
bon Der bo6ereH Snitan5 sntf6ieben
lnoroen isi. SolItsn bieFe Gnts
ifeiouns gu Guniisn Der ancetldatsn
ausfduen, bonn iperben I1mmtlihe
antlagen nisDereeihlagen, pdbrenb
er. fals bic betrefFenbe Sroinans, uns
ter fpel6er bic 9sr6dftunaen poroe=
nommen poroen ieien. fir rehtsfrdfs
tig erilGrt psroen iplte, idmmilide
6dlle tDisoer auf oas poIi3eibodet fee
BEN IdFen uHb etn3eln perbanoeln
tperoe.
auber 9ranigan fins betanntli6
3bomas Grep, ssnbater elmer 3ansz
bdlle in California, unb Socob Seller,
oefsr 5on3balls iif an gentrdlgpe.
uHo 5inolap Strabe 6efinbet, felt
einiser 3eit regeImdbig isbe Ra6t un=
ter Der antInge, cine 5ansbolle su
betreiben, obne bic porgefhriebene 2is
sens gu befissn, perboftet porben. Die
aHgetldgten bebaupten, baB Tie ibre
3ctole unter einem Itaatlihen Glubz
5reibrief betrsibeH, unb bdb bic Or
binon3, tpelhe bsm Wldnor Surisbitz
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feblif lit. goli5ei6ef Saffon bat
Iuor 2tntritt Tsinsr ReiIe nab benz
Often angeorbnet. bab bic Snbobsr
Der 3an3ba[lsn perbdftst tperben fols
len, 10 oft bic QeBteren in getrieb sss
Funoen tptroen.
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stauiua aeaeue i'm gb.lt.r gart.

am beutisen 3age finbet i'm gte.
fter gort bas ilbrli6e goItsfeIt
Der Stamina 2sagus Itott, fur tpelaes
mebr aIs 5000 3idsts ausssssben
iporOen iino, 10 baB cine risiigs Be
tbeilisuns gu ,rrparteu itebt. Sin inz
tereHoutes programm, beitehtno aus
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iii bon benz aus Col. 8. Q. Speelman
0oriiber. :. W. Woseneraft, Col. 3.
6. q. stephens, g. g. 6arcourt, Sos
Iep6 Sasmeiitsr, 6. g. 9imberlats,
s5ofspb aemtubI 9ublep g. Cutealt.
9. D. Rosers unb W. e. aeftnsr bes
itebenben Arrangements 4usfhuife
suiammengsltsqt tporben. Bd6reno
bes abenbs fiubet bGs Sabres 9ans
felt Der giga ftatt, an ipelhem iidb ets
tpd 200 Witslieoer unb singeldbene
@dfte bttbeiliaen fperoen. 5err Scs
Iepb 9. aellep prGfibent Der 2iga.
ols 5oaftmeiittr funsiren uno als
Reoner Fnb Manor Snipdb, 9issz
Ranor Golpin, 5arrp 6. Gorbon unb
gotrarb Ulorrotp, 7ifritt anfpnit
bes n5rbli4en Giftrittg- aentudp,
ae.ppunsu iuorpen.
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5tabfboipitdIs erfu6t nnb suaIeih
ben grdIibsnteH Wdnor lIeiinmdnn
beanftragt, nit benz GtootdntDolt
Rldfprnde be3iiglih elmer Der 2eeiss
latur 8u unterbreitenben 0orlaqe All
nebmen. glm 20. 4pril 1902 pafTirte
bic 2egisIotur eine 0orIdge, pelhe Is
Der Stabt srlaubie, 6ofpital 9srs
befsrungs Bombs 3u peransgoben,
unb am 5. Wlai 1902 ipurben bic
6trrfn Or. 6. R. 6plmes, auIius
Gleifhmann unb Or. u. q. Ssbdm
BON Der aonmiifion ais 8auausIdub
ernonlt.
SIN Der 8erfammlnno BON 5. De-
3ei1ber 1902 ipurDe puf 4ntrag oes
5errn 5feifhmann befdlOHen, baB
Elm neues Stdbthofpital BON gDtbel
lei nnb bob BEN Siabtrdtb cine Res
ioIution bebuFs 0srousgdbung pou siz
ner WlilIion Dollars in Bombs fir
tbieisn 3lped unterbreitet iperbe.
Der ndd1Ite S1riti mar bic auss
iuabI zines poFtnnen 8auplubes, unb
in Der Gibung pom 5. Jebrudr 1903
ipurbe BON Or. Ssbom Der sesenDdrs
tiae 6ofpitals glnb gum 4Htauf sms
pfoblen, unb biefer Raul ipurbe am
I16. Mdrs abgeihloHsH."
Der Rsbner lieB ii6 baHn bes 2dns
aeren iiber bic 4rbeiteH Der ileueH 6os
IpitdI aommifion uHb ihre Grfdbs
runaen NIT ben Derihiebenen Boards"
aus, bic tinmal iosar 3u feiner gnts
ldifuno ais .berutbenber aommiHdr"
fiihrten. Damn Isntte er nod bic
aufmertIomteit fsiuer 3ubOrer auf
ben erfoisreihen 9srIouf Der Spss
sialpabI pom IL. Nlai 1909, als bic
nStbieen % Wilionen Dollars befptls
liat tpurbsn, fotpie auf bic i'm Sds
uudr 1910 BON Wlapor S6tDd6 err
ndnnte SoTpitdl aommiHiou, be-
ftsEenb aus ben 5erren 8. Z. Cams,
Z. u. Green, Or. 5. W. Witbrotp,
Or. 6. Or. s3olmes uno benz Wapor
er officio, untsr pertn aufiiht bas
neue 6oipitaI srrihtet uno obne3Deis
fsl innerbaI6 "a biz SO TsOnatsn
fertioaeftellt perben lpirD, 10 ndb bic
tranten Grtsarmtn in elmer Weile
perpfleai luerben tOnnsn. tpit Is mir
denD onbers in Der Delt Der JdIl
iein pirb.
als goaitmeiIter bes9t6enbs fungirs
ts Serr Charles SO. 9uier, Der iid
itinsr 2ufgdbe in Der btntbar bettsn
Deiie entlebigte unb bic Rtbner oss
a6enbs, bic fGmmtlih ihrer srOBtsH
9i6tuna unb ;5rsunbfhdft fir ben ghs
renaofi 2lusbrud perlieben, tporen: Or.
g.a.a. Reeb, Der san3 btioubers sins.s
tenb ii6er5errn Dr.5olmes uno oeiisn
peroienitpolle adufbobn iprad; gurs
oermeiiter Or. Shnab. Der ftdbtiite
DefuHbkitsbeomts Or. aarois, 6err
G. u. ault BON Der partfnmmiHion
unS 5err Soiporo Sarbp, Der ben Sus
NOR repr6ientirts unb bic QdAer FORT
t7dbrsnb nuf isiner Seite bate.
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6. 8. y. 3. 9enniua.

Die idbrlihe Rsunton beg 6. Sbin
Dol. SnF. Regiments miro bsute aui
benz 4ntpefen bes aamerdDeu Burnett,
SO. 313 grsitline Abeure. Brice 6iQ,
nbgebalten iperoen. 6err Burnett bal
Elm eroBes 3sIt errihten laFen, no oas
2unheon eingenommsn piro. 6rr
2ur3 Q(nberlon, Sobn bes Oeritorbensn
Gol. q. 8. anberfon, fpirO Der Reus
rlion beitpphnen.
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2iperpool, 16. SUM. 4bge.
adngen: .GmprsB Of SrsIanb" na4
Wontreal.
antperpen. ansst.: rWont.
real" pon Mpntreal.
46ges.: ~Wsarquette" naA Pbila=
belp6id.
Rotterbam. Qbgea.: allra'
mum" nab Rem Yort.
Guebsc. 4nget.: ,9ictoridn"
BON 2iperpool.
abses.: .GmprsB Of Britain" na4
2onoon.
Rsopst. ginsst.: rRoItts" bon
Rep Yort.
gberbours. 4nget.: .Qlmerita
ron Rep gort. nad Samburg be-
ftinlmt.
9Inmoutb. 4ngst.: ,gots-
tam" pom Rem Yort, mad Rpttsroam
beftimmt.
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Vim Ed)cibeiucge

hsr gefunbbsit itsbsn bic MtnIdM,
tDtlhe ourh 3ipons oOer frtisn Millen
cine Sh1bigung Des a0rpsrs erlitttn.
mobl bem. Der oann ben rs6ten pfno
befdrtitet, ber CUR 0tfunbbeit suriids
fiibrt. Der onDere pfdb brinst Gnf
allmdIia abTsits uHb Idbliebiifa su sis
ntr i6ltlitbtn Wersiftilns ots a0rpers.
Die iirfpriinglih gans leidbt nit ben be-
riibmten ct. 9trnnrb Rr6nterpiIlsn
bate perbiiiei tperbsn t6nneE. gs Iinb
biss nohltbdtige pilIsn, bic nur aus
leilfamen pflonssuitofIen 5ubereitei
lptrben. ipesbaIb fit nud1 teintr 3udsrs
biins behiirfsn; unb pislfn 9duiennen
habtn fie ftbon ipisbtr nnf ben pfob
eer Gdunpbeit psrbolfeH. in ApOtbts
sen ~ babsH. ~