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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-10-07

gSooel" Dem fo9 MobIgut iiber
gFa6t 9efror uno Der Damn bcrnot
oef tantoicn ,@efrorcncn" per3apf-
ie' "en feine Sdoppe oc5 8oiier
|" en- eronsgeirorrL" bieB c5 90
MATS IN Sodienbouicu. ga, oo@
ioarel1 nod ole gltcn oIten 3eiteL
mo- Der Acpfeltuctn I'M @Ioie perItc
ipte GbnmpoQner NM no aud OeG
* edcrt" nod Elm Cropfcn nor, oeit
elnSrtnfcr ni6t 81 pcrahtcn broudl.
te. Oret &rcl3cr t0itctc Der S6op-
pen rmo Ser SiiBc mo Houihcr
5foet Stronger. ghr I'M Sabre 1865,
III 9eprieieneu Sabre 1868, 0o luos
rem Die NepicI 10 bjljI, uu0 Is COB
10 oieI, 0oB fir 3roei @rcu3cr per.
3opft mur0e, un0 Der SEER &oipur
MllrgcS, o3u ser pier Wfcii tern, ="
}opfte i'm iogor iijr cincn cin}i8cn
Stronger. Sctt bol cr icincn icitcn
Freia, Der &rltit Der @cdcnmirtbe
IoBt Den Yrei9 nidt inter 10 Ficn-
mig filr oos @clccQla9 fullen, uu1o
Der bette @elpci9 iiir Die NidtigtcIt
oicicr Observation-Disclosures 9llfioI
lung lit, 0nB ole yHiolf9mtrtbidol
ten" 90njlid Icer Qctrlmten limo.
6reilidl ser belize CONNER bat
trafttg oo5lt b%cigctraacll, uno NIT
beimIi0cm Grimm iabcn otc Wtolr-
ncr Def Griuter5unit, mic ocaSonns
tags Die o~ucrtlua0tc NiGbo" nit 10
rem ShGBen olti Dem @cimluca pom
Wal0e Die griiuen @0rtcn oCr&cdens
mirtbe iibcrfllltbctcn mo Stiid ali
Stiid 0obinginq. - lln0 jCbt lit Ct
olIl Gte 6idtenfrdn5c itu0 cln8C}os
gen, Die Glide mo Hdntc limo aus
ocn o3oppItnume" gcrdlnIt unO in
Den 9cmiitblid)eu 2otUlCn no l0ult
bel nimmcr lcCren Shoppcn Die tie
item Yroblcme ser 0ttuihcmucIt M
teridicO3lo9 nit Dem 9lcihCn Ser.
it6nhniB in ciiriger llntcrboItul0
lire Gr0rtcrlmg mo 2oilnG fonocu,
ou bontirt icBt mo0l Die S6nciOc.
rim I'M bonn oSporicGclO" 0eu
Stout 6er5uridtcrt, uOoB me- mas
n~n5u3tcbe bat, lucm 0ca &ercin lei
Nmcnotnnerboltnnd bot" Nbcr
idon itci0t ia ans ocn S6fcn Der
Gut bonn tiinitiqcn nelleu SclIell
cmpor, i6on merocn Die aeltcrn &c.
0lt fir Die cole 9lrbeit am StofidC
lno sic 8ei6morenen boffen boil
froDer 3uueriidt mlf Die idoner
Iangen Ibenoe, iuenn eS ornlBetl
idneit ullo nettert ltno menn 0rin
nm Die poIlen Glide Der blGuIidc
9rnIttrci8 ifrpebt mo sic bibigcr
Hcoen biltf uno bcrgcbcn unO bel
ser oompicuocu &iciie bic lh0ncr
@eid]idtcn cr5Gblt mcrOcn, omie Die
@Gul9raob Die Ncppcl gem"ble bat"
uno oruic &c Worfc5 bel De @ibucr.
logo bic @obne uoit icim &eioihCC
perform bat"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-10-07
9iigO,

Ger 3igumcr HiQo, Scr Ourd)
ieine Che" nit ser @rin5eiiin Gbi.
man meltbefomt gctporOcn lit, I'M.
l1ngit aber Ourd eincn Inocrcu cr'
icbt moroen lit, tritt mieocr ol@@ci.
ger Dor ooS EllbIifum mn lit filr5
lid alld5 in Berlin nui9ctrctcu)
Milbclmitrobc. M. Berlin.
No. mas lit ouS bcutc?
Gi6te Ghoorcn icb' ib 5icb'n 49,
&olttcr ieinc &cutcl
SCrrCn IN Suotina taOcIloS,
WctcrbodI sic arugcn;
Srau'n Die SteinC, cicrgroB
SSn ben Sbrcn tragerL
Sit bent elm Miniitcrbou2
Sb iid) mcr pcrmGblt bat?
Wcin, 5ltm NcihSbof Itr0mct all,
WuS sic &luit bcieclt bat.
9rinncn. 9(acS Ioui6t I'M
idJncigt,
@cr nidt IiBt, Der itcbt boIt.
@o9 oenn? Gin 3igeutcr aciGt.
@ltt? 9tu, ia, IS gebt bait.
Sit qcihnirgclt mo gctGmmt,
g8ic ne biibid)c 3uppc;
Steiuc blitCn Inn I'M &cmo,
@oS CT gei0t - lit ihnuppc.
@aS CT gci9t cS miro gclobt,
Sci, mcrn or gccnoet,
Mie ser 8cifoQ raft mo tobt,
Zen Die Dicngc ipenoet!
limo mnrlm? Der Fllbtoiobn
aorm Die Ncllgicr itiQeu:
oGinErin5ebhcu Lief oopon,
Clint nm mCinetluiIeu.
o2iebtc mid nit GROCER &roft
Limo nit picI GefInmc,
n&Sie'$ perIangt Ole 2eiocnid)oft
Ser Qolontcn Came.
n&ieb ibr 2iiit6en obue Sdom
uShrcien ourd, ole @oiicn;
Limo ais lie mid lott bcfou,
p@ot lie mid pcrIoiicn."
o9cabol6 orGlgt lid ale @cIt
n6eute, 9toS' an gtuie,
oSiebit On, 10 miro man Elm 0cl0
Sir bic @iIbclmitrnBe!
$50 iolt' tiihtgcr Ninnn iih 5cigt.
r@ir0 8efiiat Der SoaI ieilL
DCb man ilotct oocr 9ci0t,
Siam babel cgol icin.
rgSiQit III olli Den &lbm elm Rcd)t,
o9timmcr itropo5icr Cid
n@IoB, mcin Sobn - bcnimm Gid
id)leht
limo undbcr bluHir' Gid)!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-10-07
2onOoncr 8rief.

q II D o II, ~. SCQt.
Gte &~onooncr SbeutcrsS aiion hot
idon Dor rcid)Iid) picr5cbn Sogcn
bcgorncn mo miro bulO ullf ibrem
&obcpuntt on9elongt ietn; uber IN
ocn Gon5erti0Ien lit Is nod IT'LL.
Nur 0oS uncrmiiolidc Queens Sail,
Nrd)eiter lodt IbcnO fir Ybcn0Gnlt
icnoe IN Die groBe Safe. Wir, @ooo
Itcbt oltgcltblidlih nit ictncr SiinIt
lerId)oor obnc Gonfurrcu5 inn 6cloe,
abcr CT ipiiroc nlld) inter NiClcn II.
inter Sen NCltcn ieinCn NluB be
borlptcn mo CT III lid ociicn be-
WnBt, Oenn ionit b1tte cr nid)t cine
Scrie bon Spmpbonic Gon5crten
ungcfiinoi1t, Die nit ser oC3. 9tcueu
2onooncr Symphonic OrdcitcrS"
parallel lGlift, utl0 idon udlt Gage
nnd) SdIllB Der Yromcnu0cn.Gon.
5erte bcQinnt. Die lebteru0bnte mt
lifoliihc &Grperid)oft gIGn5t Dor al
Icnt nit ibrcn GirigcntcL OCuu lie
bat fir ibren iiber ole 0on5c @iutcr-
Suiion urrtbeiIten Gntllts BON Cont
3crtcn &iillitlcr, lpie Nrtbur Nifiidl
9rn. Sdruh un0 &c. GouorOGolons
nc gelponlcn.
Ntit 0robCn1 ,{nterCIiC iiCht mar
notiirlih ser am II. Sftobcr be.
ginncn0cn SpicI5eit Der ucopoIitu
uiIdcn Sper III Gobent @or0cn emf.
gegell; bic @cItcultngelt ulli TbOnnt
ntcntS iiir Sic porlGuiig olli ied)2
@odcn bentciiene Spicl5cit ioQCn
lehr 5oblreid einlallien. OaS @e0ilri-
nib fir cine Sper lit obnc 3mcifel
porbanocn, mo idon 0tr, Womer@
bat I'M bcriIoileneil @intcr nit lei,
nent engliihcn Gniemblc luenn oud)
nid)t gcraoe Heidtbiimer cingc.
hcilnit, ober bod redt quite 8cId)aftc
qcn1odt. Bon Den fir Oieien Min.
fer III IltSiidt genomnterelJ rclp.
e19ogirtcn Solilten bat mo1l bis
icBt nod icbr ipenig gebort, i1iir oo8
engagement Siqnor earuIo'S lit
befunrt gcgeben lporocn.
Srjmiihen lped]leln IN oell Volt
boner Sbeotern Grfolge mo WtiBer'
iolge nit einunoer ob. Sic Sebte'
rel, iil1o Ici0er porberrifeno. Selttc
iinOet man in iGmnltlid)en 3o9e-
blGttcru ipoIterlonge 9erid)te ilber
Die Ncitrigc aufiilbrnn9 oc'
oSturm" in 0i3 Maieitp'S Gbedtre.
ginigc 3citrn8cn be5eiGnet Oo"e&.
ei9niB ais Sen @0bcpunft Der Dor
Sturgeon crit beQonneincn Sai'oh VI
begriinOcn oieic 9ehauptiing oalllt,
haB cS mobl foum nloglid let, Die
prdd]ti9cn A,lSitottul,gcr mo $40
ltiinle nod ju iiberbieten. Merit man
ornnlotiIdC Nuffiibrilngen bon Dem
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-10-07

Stanoprnftc 0e3 S6neioerS aus be-
trocbtet, 10 lit 0ie5 llrtbeiI obne3meI-
iel qerefticrtigt, ocm man lab
pirflih piel ShoneS, MIR tetnell
S%bofeipeore. Q}r. @eer6obm Gree
.frcicrtc" sic Roue oe36aIiban, mo
3lpor 10 driinOlid), Dab mon etgertz
lth Die onocrcn &eriOncn auf Der
8iibnc faum beobudtetc, 1tnO ieOen=
fous Ocutlidl mcrttc, 0oB Die gauge
Nhlffiihrunq MIR oicicr etlcn Rollc
mcoen Itattiauo, gcraOe 10, mtc Ell
Mae S6uuipicI > Gircttoren Den
.0umlct" ultr OeoboIb auifiibrclt
Ioiicn, nm iclbit cinmoI in ser 81
tcIrolc GIT gldujcu. Ntr. 8ecrbobm
Gree bat ocnn oudI 0ie @enugtbu.
ma, ooB Die aritif iid ioit aus.
idlicBlit nit ibm bcidaitigt, rmo
notiirlid nit Den &oitiimcn mo &c.
forationcn.
Ole @crbitnlm6pcr Ser cnQIiidcn
g(rucc itno uuul mirflid) 5t GnOc,
uno Die GIottc ser aus Dem &on0c
Qcioatcn Tcinoc bcfiuoct iid olli no.
her Gee. IS lit ouh b0d)Itc 3cit,
ocnn Die Gpntruttc Oc3 &riCa9mini.
Itcrillnl2 INIT ocu Stiif9 . @ricIi-
ihoitcn louien MIR bis morgcn.
Q4cnn sic Wtuuuihuiteu Bis Oobju
nidt lidtr in Soutbnmpton gcluu-
oct limo, 10 foitct icOer Gag ongcblidl
25,OOO Eiuno Stcrliu9, uno oo9 lit
i'm @rum0c gcnonmncn 0u3 gunjt
IPuu0pcr uid)t mcrtb, Oo9 nod scr
N}cinung uller militGriidcn Sodls
u]Gril0n0igcu uidt2 luur, ais cine la.
dcrlihc SARGE oUnc jc0Cu Itrutcgi-
idcu &ubuIt. 0o9 crmiini6tc ne
m.(tat, Die Nbmcbr 0C9 icinolidct
NuQriii2, mur0c ollrh oic mcrfluiir.
oiQitcn Nlittcl ~cr5iclt. Pills Ole lHr
0jc NertbciOiglmG9 Nrnec III Nu2s
iidt Observation-Disclosures mG.
gen MulGrIa al NcIO uno &rlttcn
uiht AMI Dem YloBc cri6ciucn fOnI-
ten, unO sic @cidid)tc in g3irtlthtcit
elm MOtcrloo obuc Cincn 8lild)cr &c.
lporocn mare, mllr0c 0u9 Seer Der
crtbci0iQcr nit ciucmt fitbncu Sc
0Critrid) ouonIiucll ucr0pppclt." "a.
gCQcn lWW0cu gun5c &0tuilonc 0C2
@cnCrol Grcud) obuc jcOen 8run0
oltBcr @cicft geicbt, 1ltr Inn Ole in
Elnne Oorgeiebcne 0fllr6tbare g}te.
Oerlogc" oc5 Teinoe5 nod illrd)tbn.
rer 81 gcitalteu, uno ais IdlicBlid
Die nit alien WittcIu an ole Siiitl
3uriidgetriebcnen Seinoe oe8 Ibled)
ten WetterS megen nift perIdiiit
iperoen fonnten, oriidte man and
bier ctn Nugc 5l unO Oernihtetc iii
nidt, mic 0u9 imGrnitfolle nutiirlid
GCifebcn iu0re, ionOcrn martcte elm
iod einen Gag, "a Ooa ld)ledte @ct
ter niht III ocn @Idnen oeS &ricga
WIiuiitcriunl2 itono. llntcr ioldcl
lluitdn0cn iii ircilid, bic 9on5c On
dc b0fit gcfobrloS fiir bciOc Gar
teien. 60 gebcn Ocnn iclbit oie Al
oem Mnn6pcr betbcilisten cngIiihey
NtiIitGrS SIT, ooB oltS iolfen 0pc
rotioncn 9tiemono ctpu2 lerncr
fonne, mitbin ollc Nl5gobcn NM
Nnitrenglngcu ibren 3mef p0uil
perfcblt bdttcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-10-07
Sbcacrc Earfiims.

Die i6clerIten Stofie Der @c!t
Iino nid)t @olo uno Gbellteine, olld)
niht Die icltencn, III hemiidcn go
borotorien gcrponncnen Glelncnte,
niht eirrnol ous rGtbielboftc mo III
rcil,em 3nitonoe frcilid) nnouTfiro'
bare Hooiunl, iorbern, iuie $. poll
Sooen III elmer felniif)cn 6ad)5elt'
idrift ausfiibrt. gepiiic YarfiimS.
Gem lpceen icincr 9cifeibenbcit I'M
sGbIig oft b%ciuugcnen GciIfen 5illll
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-10-07
Sin ROmnn ans Dem oltcn Berlin.

Gin @crlincr @lott er5G6lt: 9it
Grinncrlrl10 an cineu Homun aus
0cnl oormdr5li6cn Berlin crmctt
ser lumbar Der uIteu @Glicr IN Der
S6orrnItroBc. GSm @olIic S6orrus
StroBc ) bcioB Scr &oufnlom San.
uorpit, ocriclbc, nod)ocm Die San.
uouiB Q Birdie benannt lit, cine
Iebr 9roBe @urmpoQnieOerlo8e.
SannomiB mar ol8 blutiu1lqer nit
t~elloier &onmi8 nod Berlin 9etom.
men, bate in Dem @eId6ite IN ser
S6arrnItraBe SteQung g%eiunOer II.
ii6 bort olr6 ieine Siidtigtett unO
ieinen @eihGitseiier unentbebrlif)
81 MADDEN gcnuBt. 9tl8 Ser &rin5is
pal Itor6, bcirotbete SannopiB Del
len @ittme, cine 0ltere 6ralt, bic
ocn Wongcl an S60nbcit unO Sr-
qcu0iriid)c Ourd) ito0tbcfnnnte Scr
~5cna9iite ult5qlidl uto iultrOe &n.
bobcr Oe5 glttgeben0cn @ci6aftS.
Die ongeiobrte oiungc 6rol" iiiblte
iid OCn ItcigenoCn NnforOcrlmgclt
0cS &crfebrS nit Dem Yublifum
nid)t mcbr geuadICn mo nabm
0eSbolb cine entfcrnte &crmonOtc
bonn &onOc, Elm iun9CS, ouffullen0
biibi6e3 W}6o0cn, 5lt i6rer @iilfc
in Ocn 2uoeu. Die S6onbeit Ser
ncltcn &crfGlfcrin mlroc oumulS IN
Berlin piel beiproben, Friu5en aus
f0uiqlihem @cbIiit, MGnncr bon
9il01lng uno Hllf mobten in oent
2oocH ibrc Ginfdltfc, INT bic i6one
&oonerin 5u icben. @aS @rtn0cr,
ooB tic oltdJ &rlt. Sonnomis bciisr
gcficl oils Icine nltcrn0e Srou. 9urh
3ufoIl fam IN ocrcn SGnoe ein9ricf
ibreS 8Qttcn, IN Dem 0ieier, ullter
gliiben0cn Sic6e5betbellcrlulgcll, Der
idonen &crfGllferin periprodL tic
Ocreinlt 5u ieincr 8ottin 81 MAIDEN.
6rull (Sannonib mar 10 b%Gr5enSgllt
ltn0 liebtc ibrrn 8atten 10 iebr, onb
iie ieinem @liid nid)t img8eqe iteber
luoIltc. Sic crtlGrtc iif 6creit, fret.
niaia 5urild 81 treten ltn0 IN oie
Sdcioilng 81 miaigen, Oonit San.
llolpib Die 8eIiebte beimfiibren fons
ne. Niht genltg onrall, iibcrlieB lie
Dem iult1Cn 1oarc 0oS 0CIhGft mo
%itcltc ais ein5igc 8%coin9ltng, man
m0gc iic I'M @ouie iuobnen loIien
I1no Tic bis an ibr 2ebcnScnoc Der
pilegen. 9todJ eini9em Strdltbcn
na6nt S%SounopiB ooS Spfer an nnO
bcirot6etc icinc Gerf0uferin, Oie ais
ooie ihone Wdoonte Sunnorpib" IN
Dem oomoIigen Berlin cine groBe
HoIle ipielte. Nit Der 2ie6e mar
audi 0a5 @liif I'M Sonnoiuib1del
Sauie eingcfebrt, Der permogellSlole
Something's 8ebiilfe bon ebeoell
bei6rdnfte iid nidt oitf ieih 2aoer'
gci6Gft; CT ermarb Sobrifen iIllo
&Gnoereien rrno oerootifte Dem lint
Itoroc, boB cr, ais Die Sonnofuib'
9riide bon elmer Iftien = 8eielld)nft
9ebout muroc, oercn Sarptaftlollar
mar, oob iein Same iiir inlnler H'lt
Ser Gntluidelung 9erlir's pertltilpit
lit. Seinc critic 5rou lebte ltod)
Sabre lang bel Dem iungelt Eootc
uno erfreutc ii6 treueitcr Eflegc bis
Su ibrem Sooc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-10-07
Gum ,,Stpffdlc."
Bum cmu 6rouffortc

Gine ihlimmc 3eit! 3lpor orou.
BclL in Den QcIegncten 6lltren i'm
W{oiutbol, onl GonM$hang uno IN
Der @cttcrulL ga rln0Ct iid)'S al
ocnNdlmeu mno ifluiIlt mo nimmt
10 iohte bic Gcliebte 6orm Der
.Shoianoic" an luuO rciit iciuer8t-
thinning I'M rippi9en @loie elltgc.
gen - uber oenno6 lit iijr Oie DC
idlnorcncn" icbt i6linme3eit. Scbt
lie Gllb nltr eiumul al, NlbenoS bril-.
ben III Sobienbauicn, iuenn'S 10
rpiSpert u1o sic Stuuoe nobt beron
ga Die Serrcu @eihuorcnen ionit
5rr gcluihtigcu SiBung l6rittcn,
(Sbr tcnut lie oll9 8umocrtcn Der
aus, Die bCimutbloiCn NepfcllUe!ngc.
,.Jmoreueu, mic lie nit nerit0rtcn
9lltgcn mo g0n5lit mur5clloS orl
Der W1nlCrcr0C linf5 uomOtuin 90
biuluunorlL Den @lif luic emit Or
topio YiCcoIomini idncr5uoa 5ltm
q0immcl geridtct - Oh nidt ctlDd
ood) irgcnolpo nod ciu &ron5 Der
nltSgeltedt mor0en lCi. Sb0u6lo@
IfrcitCn Tie iibcr Ole Gr0e 0obilL II.
lucnn elmer Dem uuocretl 5lriaQig be
gcgnet, 0ant cutlpinnl iid luobl fol.
gclloe5 MtdnnCrgeiprGd: n0adL8nIs
ser, ci @ottpcroeppcl, mer iiebt Cid
ia 9or net mCbr," - nGi iult pllllte
Oorn ond) oon lcb', iuonn fam lee
!, Tiger Wtenid mcbr 5oppt. Sebt bolp'
ipe Die sluiirtC nod) nod DC &rall5
crriqcoob', jet mooBt DC 10 luoo9
@ott nett. lplt Sc bigicb' iouit." -
,Nor cnlpl IouginmL @ol5cr, ioIong
s nod l6ltt, is Die &erdl net aus,
gcb Der, nlcr gCbn 81 Dc Sllntin. 90
is ser Scuucr nm DC WtortcS III DC
0orB - om Tomncridtn8 0cbn I'M
9oprii6e ole 6uic Mi, DO millle nler
oob 2cut' bo>upc, bic 100 bicbaltc
fcnnc!" - ga, 10 lucit lit cS jltr3eit
octon1n1ell oaB Die 5ilnitigen Mnl,'
ncr BON Oribb Scr Bod i'll Ole Bier
lpirtbIhnit 9cbcn miiiIcLN epfcIpetn
trinfcn. Son Den 0edenlpirtbcl
5npit feincr mlcbr: 0aS Stottd)c ut
alle oocr no nod etluo cit "Stlit"
i'm Seller licQt, miro'S o%llfgcbobelt.
@pyl - iucrS mddB, iucro'S milIc,
iugcn bic Srunfiurtcr. ll1to bis e@
,,nelle Scllc" gibt, 10 lolgc l%lllller
Ole @cidiporCneu ihrcn 9r1nlrllgcr|
0urit onocrmcit 81 ltillcn trod)tel'.
glbcr id)ou filnoct ellt critics Ablelt
oriiben Ole fommcnoe Serrllftelt
beS ,nelten SellGn." @ie ell So9o'
btno am &iihenieniter, 10 bebcn Die
Scrrcn 8eIhluprenen Der 9tooletl
irelunolid) Holpdrom ellpor mo
idnlippcrn bcfriebigt i'll Die Sltlt,
lpenn aus Ben Sofcn llno bilttcr Den
INSTRUMENTATION berpor Der ongc'
nchrne IepieIonit cnlporitctgt. 8nrj
S~od,ienbauien ried)t nm otc'c 3elt
mad, oemoblenen Nepicln mo III
bieicm Sabre I'M 10 intenlipcr, ol@
bel Der auten slepfelcrnote uro oct
n,1biacn Erciien rod) mebr 9cfeltcrt
miro OILS ionit. 9ern- nnter ms
oelprod1en, urb bite, lrid)t meiter ia
ocn es miro halt INNER nod EN-
oori, autcS Stiid 8elb an Dem
acpfelpein bcrbient, oiidl lucltl1 Die
IepfeI nift 10 cifrig y9efpolhe"mer'
Nen nn0 niht 70 picl Mdl'cr ulpcrs
lcbcuS oaron hdngcn bleibt. Gtlun8
@oiicr bleibt ia ircilid) INNER bran
flcbell. natiirlid, man FAM ood)
nid,t ieoct Npfel %einjeln nit bent
Soubtudl abtrodnell ober, lueltil
nloll crit ipdt baran lit nit oemSel'
terri INN es iricrt iiber Noft, Damn
Fam eS eincm 9eberl mic lenenl
gSirtb nenren mir i'm citmal
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-10-07
Sin @enoarm ii6crraid)t cincn

MonlL Ser ipIittcrnndt I'M 8oIicr
hcrlinl pIGti6crt. o&ommcn Sic 10
fort berolrS," idrcit CT. ~@iiicnSic
oenn niht, bab ooS 9nben obre 9d-
beboien bier perbotcn iit?!"-oNbtr
idJ mill ia gar nid)t booen," erpioerle
ser 8oIicrmonlt, lid mill mir mir
boS 2eben nebmen!" n9oS lit ct
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BRIGHT FOR RECIPROCITY.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3.-The prob
ability is that the United States will
shortly, through Senator Fairbanks,
formally extend an invitation to Can
ada that the high joint commission
reassemble to take up the subject of
reciprocity
1t is learned on excellent authority
that Sir Wilfrid Laurier, the Canadian
premier and president of the Canadian
branch of the commission, has indi-
Gated plainly to the United States au-
thorities that he will welcome such an
invitation.
SOr far as can be learned, the pro-
pOSal to reaSSemble the commission
has not reached the stage of an ex-
change of views between the two
governments, but developments all
point to action. If the joint commits
sion reassembles, the meetings will be
held either in this city or Ottawa.
President Roosevelt is understood
to be heartily in favor of the proposal
that the commission should under
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Society Cha at

Tuesday evening Mrs. Joseph Nc
Cabe, Mrs. A. r. Burford, Mrs. William
Moffatt, Mrs. Andreas Bard, Mrs. How
lor, Mrs. Harry Martin, Mrs. Charles
Mexican, the patronesses of the Ka-
tunka club, entertained at dinner at
the home of Mrs McCabe on Birch
street, in honor of the ten young men
of the club, who each had the privilege
of inviting one young lady to share
the honors with them. The two round
round tables We're a beautiful sight
with flowers, cut glass and silver.
Toasts were given by different men,
bers of the club to which t4.. ladies
responded. The invited guests We're:
Misses Francis Paine, Olive McCabe,
Edna Keylor, Gertrude Brown, Anna
Toner Anna Painter, Frances Hunt,
Bertha Anger, Sarah Winans, Ca
mile Goldman. Evelyn Riggler,
Messrs Carl Nissen, William Moffatt,
Fred Weir, Herbert Smallwell, Edward
Jamison, Walter Sauze, Joseph Ken
nedy, Max Baumiester, Harry Paxton,
and Richard Burford.
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Woodmen of the World.

The uniform rank, WOodmen of the
World. gave swell dance on Tuesday
evening in Odd Fellows hall. A large
number of invitations had been issued
and several score of couples We're on
the floor from until II: 80 o'clock. The
souvenir programs given to all dancers
were very pretty.
Walla Walla camp will initiate five
candidates at the regular meeting next
Thursday Last Thursday the follow
ing officers were elected: Council COM
mander James Keller; advisory lieu
tenant S. Wertheimer: banker, Leon
Larson; clerk, Z. c. Mills; escort, Jas.
Brown guardian, George Crawford;
sentry, Elmer S. Foss; manager, P. F.
LeFranciS.
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BenedictiOn.
Odd Fellows.

The feature of the week among the
tbree mixers was big initiation at
Washington lodge in Odd fello"s
temple Thursday night A team from
Enterprise lodge, under the captalncy
of Smith Henderson, conferred the IN
itiatory degree on six candidates from
College Place for Washington lodge.
The team consisted mostly OF Older
members OF Enterprise and Old resi-
dents of the town, and much praise
was expressed on all sides for the way
in which they did the work. Nearly $50
odd Fellows were present at the cere-
mony. Washington accepted an invita-
lion from Enterprise to send team
down there some time in the near fu-
ture TO confer a degree for them.
Trinity lodge No. 121 will confer the
third degree on six candidates at their
meeting on Monday night.
Walla Walla encampment gave the
royal purple degree last night a class
of three. after which the members had
a spread and good time for several
hours.
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was thoroughly enjoyed by the large
number of the members which We're
present.
Beware Of Ointments for Catarrh
That Contain Mercury,

Beware of Ointments for Catarrh
That Contain Mercury,
as mercury will surely destroy the
sense of smell and completely ierange
the whole system when entering it
through the mucuous surfaces. Such
articles should never be used except
on prescriptions from reputable ply
sicians, as the damage they will do
is ten fold to the good you can pos
sibly derive from them. Halls Ca
tarrh Cure, manufactured by F. j.
Cheney & Co., Toledo, O., contains no
mercury, and is taken internally, act
ing directly upon the blood and nue.
Gus surfaces of the system. In buy
ing Halls Catarrh Cure be sure you
get the genuine. 1t is taken inter-
rally and made in Toledo, Ohio, by F.
j. Cheney & Co. Testimonials free.
Sold by Druggists. Price, 75c, per
bottle.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton.
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were Mrs Joseph McCabe, Mrs. Thos.
H. Brents, Mrs. William Moffat, Mrs.
Andreas Bard, Mrs. Eugene H. Boyer,
Mrs. Duncan McGill vary, Mrs. Chas.
Hockett. Mrs Charles B. Upton, Mrs.
George w. Whithouse, Mrs. Frank
Newman, Mrs. Lester S. Wilson, Mrs.
Thomas Mosgrove, Mrs. John Dooly,
Mrs. ]. Nj. p. Snyder and Mrs. S. c.
Wingard, Misses Durry, Bracken,
Miller and Miss McGillivary.
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take to bring about more satisfa ctor,
trade relations between the two
countries. The feeling in administra-
ton circles is that the day has passed
when the United States can get the
advantages it might have secured at
one time, but it is not too late. Of
ficials say, to get some things of ad-
vantage.
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Fort WalIa WaIIa Notes.

Colonel Steever is in Vancouver,
Washington, as judge advocate in a
court martial being held there.
Mrs. Boniface arrived Monday from
Chicago to join her husband Lieuten-
ant BOniface.
Mrs. Rutherford, wife of Captain
Rutherford, and her mother, Mrs.
Henry Lyster, are recent arrivals at
the post.
Lieutenant Pershing has returned
from visit in Spokane, Wash.
Lieutenant Knox is on leave in San
Francisco, Cal
Miss Helen Locket is very ill with
inf1ammatory rheumatism.
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he Eaoles,

The Eagles had great time Tuesday
evening. The big ball, for which great
preparations were made, came off in
odd Fellows Temple that night and
crowded with dancers who had so good
time that many of them fingered un-
til the wee small hours" heean To
grow large again. Truants orchestra
furnished the music, which was ex-
ceptionally good The affair was ex-
ceilently managed from start to finish.
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E astern Star.

Alki Chapter No. 25 held election OF
officers on Thursday night at the reg
ular meeting in odd Fellows hall. Inc
following We're chosen: Worthy matron
Mrs. j. NJ Hill; worthy patron, II. Z.
Gibson, assistant matron, Grace
Slovenian; conductor, Mrs. w. p.
Hooper: assistant conductor, Mrs. M.
\. MacGOugan; secretary, MRS. jose
phine Preston; marshal, Mrs. Joseph
Reese; treasurer, Mrs. d. T. kyger.