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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-20

Mibtrauen angeitedt, uno 6ieies Ser-
timent iet alien 4nihein nod 10 ttef
eingenl1r5elt, Dap es als falt unaits.
rottbar eridetne.
Q d II d. Ell obnte q a t..
treun0 d a t.
Die @altirernoidait, ipelhe oie
Staot Srieit, Seitreit, oen BORT nei-
lenoen amerifunii6en @ei6nooern
a%ngeoeiben lGBt, miro bon Seiten
Der u@Ioliafen" llncle Som's
Id)left belobnt. Die amerifaniihen
Wotroien loiien iih Die groBtcn gus.
ldreitungen 81 Sduloen fommen
nno ba6en oaour6 idpperes 9(erger-
nib erregt. Sn betrltnfenem 3uitanoe
oilrd5ieben lie Die StroBen itno pro.
pociren HallfbGnoel Der ldlimmlten
art. Sn Ben @irtbidaften treiben
tie es nod toller. Sic meigern iid)
einfad), hire 3ebe 81 b~e5ablen, uno
mebrere grceoenten iino perboftet
lporoen, metl iie ongeblif aus &affee-
bGitiern iiIberne 2offel mno mnbere
8egeuitdnoe itablen.
Ser SaIidpie @raf.
Ser gegcnmGrtig in Sdneioemiibl,
Regietungsbc5irt 9romberg, sur
@erbanolung fommenbe Spielerpro-
5eB gegen ben @rafen Sobanm 9oleS.
lors 9nins9rinsfi lit reid an inte.
~reilonten 3pii6enfGllen. Die Be
lpeisaufnabme lit 10 meit fir oen SIN.
geflagten bodit un9iinitig p~erlallien
uno Die geltern pernommenen 3elt.
gen, inter melden ii6 alld Sra
9rllo5epo, Mil5pnsfi, Elm naber Ser.
malloter oeS @rafen 9nin-9 ninsti,
befono, boben Die Sage oeS @rofen
MIR nod uuerqllidli6er 9eltoltet
@aS iie iiber Die befonnlten GoraQnoc
ST iagen botten, mar 0erooe5u Der
nid)teno fir Den MngefIagten, Der lid
b%efanntli6 megen 9etruaS llno
SalihipielenS pernntiuorten mllB.
(SpGter.) - Ger Seniationspro.
5eB in Sbneioemiibl in ser Tropin5
Boien 9egen Den beS Sali6ipielS, oeS
Behring'S nnb Der ltrfumoenfGli6ung
a1geflagten 8rafen Sobonn bon
9nin.Sninsfi bat nit ser &crltrtbei.
hing ocs 9lngetlogten 81 orei Mono-
ten @efGngniB, einem Wonot Sc
itungsitrofe, ionic oreitollieno Morf
8elObllBc geenoet.
Der Ero5eB bat beionoers sic pol
nilde Nriitofrotie Ser Eropin5 auf's
Eeinlidite bcriibrt uno oilf oos Sc,
ben unb Srei6en in oeren intinlcn
areiien boie Streifli6ter fallen Ioi-
len.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-20
Werd)ants' e Miners' SraaspOr.
tation Gpmpang.
Sampfers9tuic,t,

NdHIpfttsyfntcit.
Rdh Bolton lno benz Often: iehen Wsoniae,
6 ubr.
gtd9 Erobioeilee unb benz Often: jeben Cont.
tao W'tttlpo0 lno Sreitao, Ibenbs 9 ubr.
I'M 9 ubr Mebnos. ~
Gra6t miro id9lih bic 3 rbr a6eros fit an
BEN Ia2e abfabrelIoe 9ampier aneetommen.
Na6 SaDnnIiab lnb benz Sioen: ieoen Diem
'fng, .Sonnerftag unb Gnmftag. atenhs @ tlbr.
Notioner uno Prooioepces6 dntpfer fabreIi
bon Der g8rrfte am Sube bes GorgsEods a6;
Saoanra9s8 Sampler bon Der Berfte mn Sube
oer MISUNDERSTANDING.
Is. ~. Cunningham, @9ent,
pDugsDc6.
a. Q. Turner, @.sB.fa
VI. .. Stebbtns, @.sDt.
Sanptbiireau: 0r. 604, HEADQUARTERS
Sra9ts uno Baiage'Biirean: Nr. 22t yeeif.
Daittmpre.etraRe. U13.I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-20
Wcltern Warplanb. Balm.
Frat In arat am 10. Cunt 1904.
8h9e berIdien SiIensS tation, tpie folot;

5dslid.
's to5D soF1'' 3 sS5@nsIIdne. Saustitats, sasers.
anse., Gonrtags y. =. ". ". 9bnmbersbura
g5eiapeGfe I Gsiiern aobn na0 SH'''eH an
o'i9 S9snI. SenaDiGr @Ipreb. (gsur ian
lips abenos sifom. nab rlntou.griooe.
,,Gdelidl, auSeennmmen suuutaas.
L00 Norm. = Ynrf, y. & s.. 7ib. iitb lnupt.
Iitnte oitli6 bon Gnorp-Jrobe, Carlisle mo
U. 4 8. Babn.
500 gorm. SangIinte, Saserstopn, ebtp.
W. @abn na6 ebenofooGb.
1912 Borm. affont. mad tlnton.g,riSae. gotf
nno 0ettOSburp.
1880 @a6m. - Mfom. nat .srobe.
40 ytatnt. = afiout. mad GmorhsGrooe
l3,go 9abfr; Blue WUuntain Grip. (Barior,
eal; tofuie 5reoerid.
$50 sabm. = Ggp. na6 gori uno 3. & 8.
4.t5 ylatut. Grp. 9duotIinie 2unfte, so.
9~erslolpi. 5reoerid, @Hnttsbure uuo Sbip.
500 @a6m. :, Grp ra6 SIpnoOn, sifcm. Zen.
let's l1af l~nipnsNrioee.
1870 Wa6nt. 9ort Srpreb. SotpbIesburp.
Sannpiteao, 8reenuluint. Iliiin.
b.35 g1bii. 49, IfionI. nqh 9ftorbsesrobe.
6.t5 Nbenos - Iffom. MD llnionsgribse.
S.03 4benos - Nfiou. nub 9morb s9ro6e.
Hnr Sunntags.
$50 Sernt. - gfom. naa uuionssrtoss UNI
Sdnober.
$50 Nathm. - gf,ou. mad ~llnicn.9rioge.
4.15 gtahm. Nfiom. nadp a1efia.
Niuets uno @epdi Bureau slorsolts9de 9bat.
.9hge balten an l%lniot'. BennfnIpaHia.Io
les ino 3eriTgtousStrabe.
GuItons unb @aIbroot. (Rortb.ar.) etntirn.
Sali riot ar RsgHf 'aOs Station.
.. n. esssa. .. =. 4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-20

NDrDDemnDcf Nl0DD.
&egeImdfiss 9ampfidifffnbrt
6ipif6sn
Baltimore nno 8remen
ourh Die nelten uno erprobten, nit
allen Bequemlidfeiten p~erIebenen
Yoitoanlpfer erIter &laiie.
yHbein," r8ranoenburg,"
yRedar,", ,GaIIeL,"
yWtatn," y8reslnu."
9ie grpebitionstaee IinS pie foIgt:
bon Baltimore:
.GaIel," Wtittipof. oen 81. Suli,
2 llbr 9todmitto0S.
D9ranbenburg." Wittpod, Den II.
@ugy , llDr Rahmitta9s.
ygbemnib," Mitttuod, ocn "a. gll9.,
2 llbr 9fodmitto9S.
,9reslarL WiittipodL 0en 81. @ltault,
2 llbr NahmittGoS.
,GaiIeL" Wittipodl ben 7. Scptcm.
Der, 9 ltbr 9ta6nlittugs.
yMoin" 0titttpodl ben II. Septcnl-
Der, 2 ltbr RodmittogS.
8peite &aiiiIe-Baiiage.Ereis:
BON $4,000 On,
SpiidenoedS 50. liidae.8reiie:
Ban Baltimore nadp...H17,00
sa @'f Rnrn, N .ad, s;ettiSsr. $500.
Wmubreitssgtnete bon Baltimore:
Rad 8remeu uuo 5uriif SOL. 90.
SSeeen Sradlt iinb TGitag. .senbe man flo
ON bic Acknowledgements
u. SfDumad)er & &c.,
Hr. 419, Sanoper.S traBe.
cber
GoiuarS Mains,
Office bes tSeuttheu GDrreipuabenteu."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-20
Milis at Siilic 9ernfem.

9alp 0 II, Ga, 10. Slli. - Die
9omlon GUARDS lullroen leBte Ntodt
pom 8oupernclr 6rnt 0ienlt bcor.
Oert, Inn @iu NirJ luclder lid luegel
Wfiti6nlo an ser am Sonitog 9lbeno
perilbten Grnoroung oeS &%aitinlantS
". .. Gbumbleb IN @ropes IN Soit
b%ciiuoct, gcGcn elm &pndGcridt 5u
ihiiben. Mir m6re idon an lcbten
Sonnta9 iriib beinnGe gclpnd)t NOR.
Den ltno MIR OuS ettlbloiiene Sorge.
ben ctliAer cntibloiiencr 9iirger ret
tete i'm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-20
9nor bei'm ErGiibenten.
Sebterer lit iebr bei6Gftigt nit ser
guSorbcitlulg ieineS annabmlc.
S6reibenS.

Il9QtDeltllll9 lelnes NllllaDllcs
S6reibenS.
Sp it . op, N.=D., 10. Suli. -
y, 6. &uor BON Geltniplponielr, Der
frilbere @eneralonlpult ullo elmer
Der intinliten Sreunoe ilno &otbge-
Der ErGlioent H~ooiepelt'S, fam oui
oeiien @inlooulrg bin nof Sogo.
more Sill gum @eird, Inn Ole Sam.
payne uno onOere lpihtigc 9inge 5rl
beratben. Ser Eralioent beiprod)
nit Srn. &nor feline Heoe uno ooS
acknowledgement, Die er in 9Gloe
ais Grmiocrung Der GonpcntionS.
@eidlitlie in Chicago peroffentli6cn
mill.
Nlm Somitog miro Sr. &nor ollf
flint @ofcn no6 europa reiien uno
Damn oftipcn Intbeil an ser Cant
payne nebnlen.
Ser Yrdiioent orbeitet iebt tGglid)
on Der Heoe, Die err am 81. Ds. Wtts.
balten miro, uno an ieinem Mnnob.
meld)reiben. Gr miro mGbreno Der
Gompogne feline Stumpreoen bal.
ten, ionbern MIR feline SteQlng flor-
legelt, uno Die Grfolge ieiner Hegie.
rllng miro er inn acknowledgement
auf5GbIen.
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Griesium : Ginie nene idncllc Sag-
%putc y2uro Baltimore" nnb
nEcnn" nod 3hilnbclphia.

Segltnen epnutao, ben s. Sum-, nm 8 iibr
Gormtttags, uno bon Damn db tdgIi6 ulo
SoIntaes, bon Der 9i9bts lno 8rGttsStraBe,
III Settertun ilito Gbeitcr, Ia., aubaltcno.
gradItige SaBrt burdj ben Sanal.
6abrt III elmer Nid)tlIng $3.50; Hunofdbrt
90 3age( fir Hiidfabrt auf Gag ooer gtdhi'
Nuotcn giiItig. $3.50.
,Runoreiies8tdete bon philadelphia anf ber
~. & 8. Nabn" 8uriidfebreno, $3.50. 9irefte
SobrbiLete nad Mlantic'GitD unb 8uriid per
Boot S3.15; ODER gnt5 per Nabr. fir Is Saae
gilltt9 $3.50. Serner oircfte SnbrbiQcte mad
Meip.Durt, 9png.SrnndI, @sburN. 4arf. cine
Gthtlill9, $1,000 Ninlotnbrt 5000; Gape Mai,
9tlilotabrt $500. Nu6tsS arnpfer fabret INT
b llbr gbeuos tdgIid (Soniltags alseenorls
nlen). gtuete nab @ubanb, Irob, Saratoaas
Springs, g%teluport, GeipsSupcn (Gt), 4oriIdno
tN'e.) unH n1roliden Bllniten fperoen i'm 9iis
GbarlessStrabe, ~berfaliif. Shreibt meaeu
HeifeaSnnobu6.
(Mai10,I CIR. 2OI, aiebfsStrose.
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Mclteitc Staot Der @cllt.

Ioa6 aufgcfunoen. - @id)ti9e Gnt.
oedlng Der expedition ser Gbi.
cagoer l(nipcriitGt.
Gbicago, 10. Suli. - lt0nlti,
oaS Ioob Der Nltcn, piellei6t Ole al.
teite Stobt Der @elt, lit bon Ser nil.
ienl6aftli6eu Expedition Der Gbi.
cago.llniperlit1t, ipeIhc nit 9llls9ra.
bilngen in 8abDlotien bei6ditigt lit,
entoedt porben. Iieie olte Stoot lit
lett pielen SSobrcn Der Sorifungs.
gegenitano Der Oricntoliiten gefpeien.
Sic miro I'M Gooer OeS a0nigS Sam.
mlrabi bon 0obpIonien, OeS 'Seloen
Der Yroi. SrieOrih 0elib'ihen Bro
i6iire v0tbel uno Babel" erip1bnt,
pelbe bon Yrof. =. 6arper, Dem Sci.
ter Der Gbicogoer expedition, iibers
Iett moroen lit. Gr lit gegenmdrtig
bier un6 bat Die irobe &unoe in @e-
Italt zines Sele0rommS bon Brof. 6.
:. 9anfs erbolter. Froi. @onfs lei.
tet eegenipGrtig oie expedition iito
bat, Ieitoem err i'm pcrgangel1en Win.
ter nod 9ismpo I'M alten 9abplonien
obgeeangen lit, ifon mand)e nidtige
Gntoedung ongetiinoigt. Die Mus.
grabbing oes ultell Moab lit cine ser
beb%eiitenoiten Grrunaenidaften praf-
tiiber ordGologiitcr 3oribung ieit
Sabren.
Or. 9onfS tbeilt nit, bnB er in Ger
unterIten Sdidt Der bnrdforihten
Rilinen 3ieecl nit Ben e|insebauenen
Silben ,lto.mln.fi" gefunoen babe.
9urd) oicie itcinerncn 5irmeniGiloer
lit Ieiner gniidlt nod Die Stabt 9loob
iiber alien 3lpeiicl ioentifi5irt. Mit
100 Mfunn Fat CT Die Huineu in 0is.
nina ollsgcgrabcn mo lleberblei6iel
bon bier, elmer iibcr Dem anoeren er.
riftcten Serpclu geflnoen, melde
er nah 0cn G0nigen benannt bat, 0ie
Tie erbolt babcn. Die expedition
arlb ii6 onoorcrno III &uinen i'm.
n,er Gltercn 0otlm binein, bis Die
ulto.nln.ti" 3icgel entoedt puroen.
s(,,berbem bcinite Or. gonfs unter
Mnoerem Mormor-S totlten, Snpr-
unS SonOitcin. 9nmpen, iotpie piele
gron3e.@ esenitdllOe Elm.
r,sot dis Die ote, Die lhr Inner Gekauft HABIT
Unter. ~ AW@
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Gneen Inne's Giicnbabn.Gu.
Uabrpfan irat am 26. Snnt 1904 In aratt.

Gabrpfau frat am 26. Snni 1904 In Strait.
3ampfcr ~perluItu 1icr Tr. 10, 2igbt'S trahe,
tdgltdj (ausgenommet Gunntd9s) UNI us
Wiorgens mo $50 y'nbmliiugs nab CODE
Yoint, aeutSSlanb, Eueenstolp H., 6entreutne,
Scnton, 0reeniupoo, 6leuoale, Milton, sepes,
HeBDbOtb ulo Sfpii6enitottonen.
sonntaDs Inn 800 WtorgenS rnb 2ope Bpint,
G1enoale, 2eiues uno JieBpbptb, iotpte nlr mad
allen Stationen 6pii1en Gooe Rotnt uno
Gentreoile; ferner I'm 3.i5 ginbmiiiags mr
nab 2ppe Euint lino Gueenstuiun.
I~nibinB 81 SelGu1re uno Gbei1peafe Sultt'
fton itdh 9aiton, Srioro uno 3mli6enitationen,
nno ou GREENWOOD nit oer Selaplresgifen
bfabn" nab allen Bunfien iioIt6 an Der .gieio'
UcrL philadelphia & yioriOli9ifenbabH.~
Subn e. YpsleD, Sen. sFai. sggeHt.
Granf Gblen, Seaue,ier.
(Waat27,1A
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Tplf fir 8UuuCrncnr.
Stoots . Gonpent Der Gcmofroten
bon Miiiouri. = Nnti @oools.
Elonfc in Der 9lottiorm.

ppH @'iIIpiii. Nllll Suuult5
Ylonfc in Scr Ylottiorm.
Setter Gitp Mo, 10. Slt.
Ii. Naieitlg miro oils iidcr be-
tra6tct, Dab Der heutc bier Nulonl-
mentrctcnoe oemnfrotiiGc StoutS.
Gonpellt Den &rclsomuuIt BON Ct.
Souis, Soiepb ". sSolt, ais @ouucrs
nellrS = Gonoibaten altiltcuCn miro,
lno aith lonit oelten ole Nn5cid)cn
oabilL oaB Der GerIoui 0ca Gons
pentS Elm iebr intereliontcr mcr0cn
miro. Sic nod)itebcnocn Site bill.
ben Die Elonfe gegcn Doodle, nm
oeren Nuinobnte in nic Yluttform&r.
6olt Den Gonocnt eriltbCn miro:
~0ie Soltptolligobc, melbc Der Ne-
polferung bon Wtiliorri gcItcQt lit,
biloet Die Iusmcr5ung ser @citc-
dung aus Dem offelttIidcn 2cbcn OcS
Staates. Wir erfldrcn oufribti0 oclt
Gorruptioniltcn ihonn95loicn Srie0
rno ~fiinoigen biern1it an, ooB in
Der oemofrotiiben Gartci bon Nfii-
iollri fein Baum fir @oooler oocr
Gorrltptioniiten irgeno mclbcr Nrt
oorbanoen lit. Wir lcbllcn ibrc I'M
terltilbitn0 ob, foroern lie ouf, orn
Stoot 81 ucrlolicnL mo bobcn fir
lie Elm SbOod MIR I'M 3udt6ouic,
falls lie nift meidtn mollen. Mir
'Ieten uolleS &ertraueil III oeit cbrell.
boften Sinn ocs &olfes mo ioroern
es allf, uns BUM Grfolge 5i1 belien.
@ir foroern ollie %cbrenboften 2eitc
ouf, iih oieiem Srcll55ugc gcgen bic
Corruption on5uidIieBen. Gr biIoet
oas 2ebensprin5ip in oieier Sam.
pag1le, ltnO oltf Oieies sSiille griinoen
mir Die Soffnung Der bemofrotii1en
Eartci bon W%filiouri."
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9amburgsMm
- Ran -
0uppe!idjrnnbtn.
Grprefl. nnb Eaiinaier. Sicnit.
= 8eroen nir in 9oper anIegen.
SambnrgsI mcrifa'Sinie,
81 9rooolphp, REM Yorf.
artbnr u. Nobiuu.
II @eit.G entre.S trdbe.
Baltimore 9ampf Eafet . So.
cate uno 5uueriGItse B~at.9tuie.)
Sic Ser. sfaatcn. btSSiit 6ei6rosrnS.

Sic Ser. SfaatcnItSit bei6roernS.
Sunpfer labren td8li9, Sonntaas uuiSas.
nomnlefl, oon ben nNnb Sine"s4SierS. 1913
2iebt.GirGhe. $50 QlbeHoS. otreft nab Oh
Yoilit Comfort. 9turfoIf, 4|Sprtsmoutb mo alien
TunfieH oes Siioen5. Berbinourg In Dlo
Ioirt Gomtort nit e. & Q. 91lcnbabn'" nab
BthnIonb. Nerbinourg in IortSnoutb NIT benz
gSenbodrb Nir Cine" ioIioer 3u9 bon EortS'
mouth nab sltIanta. IN 9sorfolf sSerbtn6nne
init Der o%sItluitic GoGit Qine." gortpli- uno
9uroltHn, gioriulf Iub fioIih, gurfolf l1o
iueiiliG urb Obj SOmiuion Zine" nab gietu'
bern uuo g8aibinaton, N..S.
Wlabl5eiten mad europdifbem Ylnnc. puru'
ri6te 9niiiter5lmmer eieftrdhe gelelbtlna,
2nmpibci5nlla, Soien fret. 5eferotrie ~taiiftelp
simmer In ben Ni1etaBureour Der .Gdn Cine"
gr. 22t !9eii'ga fillmore StraBe yr. 500 lno
sos, 2iabt. Strabe. g. ". &. Oiicey glr, 2t5,
gtorps Charles trnte, unb &IbnnBb'S, CHARLES
uuo 2eringionsStr0Be.
Subn ". Sberuuon, Y. Brriuu,
Ytce.lSrai. II. Sen. 'Udnaaer. Sen. '9ai'sleent.
(Dea2-l
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Warglanb nnb EenniDluania.Giien
balm . Gumpaanie.

3fae b~erlniien Nortbs9t bcnues stafton:
7.30 8ormittags nab Dorf tdeIi6, albet
Snnniugs.
$50 8orm. nab TeItd, MIR gorn.ags.
$50 Born. mad geIdir, tdaIib, auBer Conn
tags.
1f.35 Sorm. mad Belair, tdeIi1. auber Cam,
ftaes.
leo Nadhfl. mad geIair, nur Sumftuas.
$50 9,ahm. nab Oorf. uuber GonntaeS.
400 giad1m. nab 3eltd. nur Samftngs.
5.15 ginfm. nnd GeIta tdgIi6, auber Conn.
tags.
6 10 9io6m. naf geIair tagIid, auber Conn.
tags.
1850 gadm. mad 9eIair. nur eonntaas.
11.45 yiadm. mad BeIair, nur GamttagS.
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WNHupUITe, WT, IT'VV HVU
*s.45 BORN; Camden Siaiion, 1900 mo 300
9orm, 1905 DlittaeS, 400, 25.4O
un6 500 Stbenos.
5reorrid, M. HobnIsS tntion fS.35, k.4s
no. 90 Gorm., 1925, 1850 mo 1920 yladln.
Riadeiter, Dtt. 5tOguiGintion, i7.t0 Borm.
ulo l2.44 gludu.; GanIoensStattott. H.2O BorrI,
IS. 90 unb 1850 Gddbm.
Sagerstutun n, ut. HoDaLStaiioH. is.45 Borm. /;
gainoensS tation. 1900 Borm. 1850 urb 400
9ta6miiiags.
gnicuttG ttb rno Wt. Vim, gambeusS Citation,
1885, 29.15 8orn., li.25, 1850, 70. 20 gta@nl.,
1875 un6 f11.A5 9t6eno5.
Curtis BaD, @aIroensS iGtion, 10. 28 Born.
gut~nbsus5tattpu t3 90 Nadbrt.
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Yatrunenfabrif in Canada.

Ottamo, Ont, 10. Suli. = Der
Wili5 : Winiiter Sir Sreoerid 9or-
ben ite6t nit elmer engliihen Sirmla
in llnterbonolungen megen alisfiib.
rung zines Gontraftes CUR Grid
tung elmer @unitions : Sabrif in
Sttamo, Ont, Die in Der Gage iein
iou, 20 Wiaionen Eotronen jGbrlid)
ber5uIteaen.
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vHupal Vlue.2inte" nadl philadelphia uub

nsNVuht hahH "
Reiu.Yurf.
GeftIi&. NerlQnmben BerI. Wat. JtcpdI
S6Iatua9son ...9dgl. 3.5t .. 9.55 Y.
ShIdf u. Speile. .9dgl. 7.55 %. 400 u.
Buffet Bnrlor, aiSg. Q. 9.50 y. 0.b4 V.
yarlor, Speife, niir 60. 9.52 o.. 9.51 V.
Rnror, Speife, uuSg. g. If. so o. ali, "a V.
FarIor, Speiie. . .Io9I. 1.55 q. " 100 u.
yJipnal 9%intitce," ansfblicBli1el Buumans3na.
9itifei' 8auh'. Barior. Obferbation, mno
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has been employed gold on satin. and
beautiful French embroidery on cotton
1t is whenzo comes to the laces that
one finds the notable examples of patient.
pa instaking labor. Here is a bit Of mod
ern needle point which one can almost
cover with the hand that required two
months for it's fashiOnng. All the cele-.
brated laces are shown in samplers, ber-.
thas bretelles, cellars or other pieces,
duchesse, applique, Brussels, Austrian and
Venetian. These include both needle ana
pillow cases and are executed both in cot
ton thread and silk. While they are usual
~ done in white Mrs. lager occasionally
makes a parti-colored piece, perhaps
flower motive in natural colors on plain
background.
Ecclesiastical laces and embroideries
form a class by themselves and skill in
this Kind of work is very rare among
Americans. Holbein embroidery is akin
to the very popular cross stitch work. and
is named from the fact that ornamen-
tation of this kind appears so frequently
in Holbein's paintings. Tambour embroid-
cry is also of venerable age suitable to
be placed alongside of the pieces of
tapestry embroidery in the collection.
Arabian embroidery in silk is very bold
and effective, the colors being employed
with oriental richness.
Of the minor arts of needlework are
fringes and tasSels in a bewildering num-
Der of designs and drawn work. There is
no matter relating to lace that is not care
fully taught in the imperial school and
cleaning and repairing fine laces is given
an important place, the graduates being
skilled craftsWomen as well as artists.
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much time in the assay laboratories at
the school of mines building. A stu
dent is required to examine a great va
riety of ores. He must pulverize, fuse
and thoroly assay each sample, 50 that
he can feel competent in fact. as we'll
as in theory, to determine the value of
any ora sample that he may after
wards be called upon to judge.
The instruction here is by no means
superficial. Several months ago, for
example, Dean w. r. Appleby of the
mining school, who is also professor
OF metallurgy, was questioning a con-
fident student. 1t was a youth af-
flicted with the national delusion that
anything done quickly is therefore
done we'll. Yes. he had examined all
the ores given to him; he had exam
ined lot of other fellows ores, con-
trary to rule: it was easy work, no
trouble at all.
Well them suggested, the dean,
perhaps you'll let me know to-mor-
row morning how much gold there is
in this specimen
Sure: ] can tell you tonight if
But the rapid-fire student didn't re-
port that night. He didn't report the
next morning nor yet the follow
ing morning. Three days after he
accepted his commission he reap
peared. paler and more gentle.
mot quite sure Of this assay, dean, -
said he Tried all the methods in the
books, kept her in the furnace for Sc
hours and she's hardly begun to fuse
yet. But I'd say, off hand, that she's
pretty low grade ore"
well my SON. replied the be-
nevolent instructor, you're right for
the first time. She is very low
grade ore, but she's very high-grade
firebrick!"
In logical order the mining student
learns first Assaying-tO determine if
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close range, the detailed oper-
ations of practical mining, Three
years ago the juniors visited Utah; in
1902, the Minnesota iron range. Last
year they inspected the mines at
Anaconda. Mont. the mines and
smelts at the city Of sulphur and Mary
MacLane. The class Of 1903 in Mon
tana consisted of twenty-five students
under the supervision of Dean Apple
by and four Instructors.
This field class" Of young miners
wastes no time in sight seeing or rec
reation. Day after day the, student
passes most of his waking hours be-
meath the surface of our pleasant
planet He not only watches the work
of the miners, but he also sketches
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of every student who reaches his
junior year.
During the August preceding that
year the student must spend four
weeks in the open country to practice
plane surveying He does ordinary
"land surveying and he also surveys
imaginary mining claims according to
the regulations Of the United States
government. He even designs rail
way tangents, curves and crossings,
for railways '.come handy in the vi
entity of actual mines.
At the close of their junior year, the
students make a business trip and
no holiday excursion. to some we'll
known mining district where they pass
from four to six weeks in studying, at
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she should meet here her fance. who was
returning from Picking. where he had been
with the allied troops during the Boxer
rebellion. The lovers coming from oppo-
site sides of the globe met here accord
ing to agreement on account of the fact
that the prospective bridegroom, P jaeger
had a brother living here, the Rev. Father
jaeger. Their marriage followed soon.
The cosy little home of Mr.. and Mrs.
jaeger is filed with artistic belongings
many Of which We're picked UP in China
and Japan by Mr.. jaeger for the adornment
of the home he was soon to make. For
his sweetheart he collected a wealth Of
embroideres and fabrics to whose artis-
tic qualities her training had made her
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is the professional education of min
ing students at the Minnesota univer.
sity that fully one-third of the fresh
men are usually dropped and one
third also of the sophomores.
1--WE aim" says Dean Appleby, ito
graduate a small number of good stu:
dents. Hence our graduates can COM.
pete with those of the best mining
schools. All our seniors can obtain
responsible and profitable positions
Immediately; not one of our grad
yates is out of work; many Of them
are now earning large salaries, and
what's more important, these grad
yates are scientific ngineers-they
know the reasons why they do
hi,
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his fire brick or his ore has value for
treatment" that is, whether the rock
contains sufficient valuable metal to
pay for the cost of releasing the i'm
prisoned treasure; second, he learns
Mining characterization to get the
ore provided it's worth treatment;
third. he learns Ore Testing-to de-
termine the best method of treatment.
Finally he learns Metallurgy-the
smelling and refining of ores and of
dressing products; that is, reduc-
ton to metals.
Everything except the mining
proper can be mastered in the uni
versity laboratories. But althO much
OF mining can be taught, and is taught,
thru lectures and text books, a notably
practical apprenticeship is demanded