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sefanutmahuns, ben gerfauf uoer gebrauf
BON Geucrmcrf etc. betretfeno.
Bureau Der Bebbrbe Der guliSet.Gommifiare.

giireau Der geborbe Der plt6et.eommtnare
Baltimore, ben 20. Surit 1904.
9ie gufmcrifamieit auer 9erfOnen miro anI
sS0IgenoeS gelcfft:
81. abi6nitt Oes 20. srtifeIs oes gaItimore'
S%taotsGooer: ~ -
baIb oes Staotfg8ei6biloes irgeno lpeIde era,
ders, Sauibs, 8afeten ooer aHoeres lelhl
brerrbares Seueriuerf 5u oerfdlfen ooer 5ltH
fbniit auf benz 9erfalf fetnes foI6en in Der
importirten SriginaLSerpadung oerfaufter
artifels Iitiuenolna, lto Seoer, Der eliler oer
g~eitimmllaen oieies Gbftntites %5liptoer ban
8ipet SoiGrs s%traie."
1872. 8eroronun9, ~beftiti9t am 2. September
1895:
Grader, Iorpebo, @ranate ODER aIloere leibt
brennbare Seuerperfsitrper ooer leibt erplo'
bircnbe Brdparate irnerbalb bes Staot'sSeln.
biIoes i%perfer, itIei6ern ooer aetelerl; 9ir
ieoes %oernrtige SergebeH bertdut Seoer IN elne
SeIobube bon niht ilber tint Collars ($5iQOl;
ieoo6 fol- es bent Wl1bor iiberiaiien bleibeit,
einen foitenIofen GrIaubnibfbein fir ben Sc
bralif bon Seuertperf 81 ertbetlen, 100 CT S1oI'
25s. a6i8nitt bes 81. slrtifeIs Der o%ffertIi'
den auaemeine1 9efete:
rs II fir Seoerniann 8elesioiotlg,; inner.
Biitol 5u fabri5iret ooer gu oertaiiteIt, elil6n'
Sreeno cine 9erfon, fuelde biefen abL6nlit
ii6ertritt. foQ mad Ieberfibrutg cine Strate
bon ni6t peniger, ais ~fiint3ig Dollars ODER
mebr, afs 3peibunoert Dollars, 5uIanmeu nit
ben Soften Der StrafuerfoI9unq. be5a9leii, mo
i'm Safe Der Gittbe3ab!nng 5elngter Selottrate
unb Soften fol- btefelbe Dem Setdngntte iiber'
ipiefen ltHb bort 70 LANCE teitgebaltet iper6elt,
bis fpI6e Celebrate uuo Roften be5ablt ttno,
ODER fir ole Terlooe bon fetS3i9 1a9en, ems
ober oas anoere.~
Die goli8ei miro hermit anaepiefen. bic
obiaeu 8efebe ourd SeItnabme aler bei'nI
llebertreten Der 9efiimmungen o%erfel6en onge'
~troffenen 1erfonen ftreng hurb3ufiibreIt, uro
erbtiIt bic ipeitere gSetfll1g, 9eget aue Bertos
men, fpeId1e lpeeen uebertretli1g ~oerfelben bon
iraeno eiuen giiraer artge5eigt tperbcn,. @e'
ri1tsbetebIe 6u %erlan9eH lno iolbe Berionel
81 a~rretlret.
Die geftimmrneen Der oben nneefibrten 1872.
8erorbniine finoen lait einer @ntldbeiburtg beg
@erihtes fcpubi auf Rriuats9 ofalititen mo
sllinfrieoiaun9en, iuie nut otfeiitltte Strnber,
@uiicn unb Glebs tnnerbnlb oeS Staot'gSeits
biIoes Iniuenouna.
9lnBer Der Setnabme aIler 8erfonen, tpelfe
bel Der abfeuerlre bon Seuer,Gradern ooer
anberer Trten bon oerbotencn Seuerfoerfen ulI.
g~etroffen lperbcr. fol- bic Roli3ei bic 9snmeH
urb @oreiie bes Sdnblcrs, bon iueIhem befa9te
Selteruerie a%efuuft iuuroen, ~fejiiteaen unb fit
beren Seftrabnte eiHcn Serbuftsbcfebl beraliS'
befhippren.
Die commanoirenSen Yoli5etbeamten Der oers
fhiebenen Siftrifte foucn irgeno tuelde 8ers
nafldfiiauns einberifter. iuelhe ii6 Die YnIi'
3ifteu bel Der Sur6fiibruug pbiaer 9eItimnluiIs
gen gu S6uloen %iontnlen laiiet.
8eurae R. Wints,
SanleS 8. Rreftun,
SBumas Z. Sbrnpd,
Web6roe Der YoIi5eisGontmiIi 1re.
(Sunt20, 81, 5ulii ~
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ben 8eigen cine 3illabme in Der Mus.
fiibr, p16relto iieben: Glen II. Stahl.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT, Sabafsfobrifote.
5abrrGoer, @losmaaren, StGrfe INN
Warmorfabrifate n~ieoriaere grport-
! 3iffern ouiDeiien, ais IN 1900. Ser
AIsfau i'm Giien- uno Stabl- @rport
lit iognr red)t bebelteno = Inn ae6n
WliQionen Collars = srriidaeaan.
gen. 9age9en lit Die gusfuhr an
2eoer uno ieinen 6obrifotea uno
lanomirtbifaftli6en @erGt6en I'M lie
icds Willionen geitiegen. Gin Hiif.
gang III Der @usfubr BON 9oltmmol.
luuaren ipiro bilrd etne 3unobme oes
exports bon Sol5maaren in oenllel.
ben getroge aufgemogen. SIM San.
sen idlieBt oas Sisfaliobr fir Gobri.
fntS : Grport, mie i'm ser 8eridt bes
Statiltilden Bureaus giebt, red1t
gll1ltie ob. Eriift man Die artsfubr.
3lttern genouer, 10 ergiebt lid, ooB
perldieoene Der Sauptous filbr. artifel
oils "5obrifote" nift iebr idmer ms
@eipldt fallen. SIN &upfer fiibrten
mir fir 50 Wiuionen Dollars oirf,
ober meiIt in Barren, alio proftiid
oils Eobmoteriol. gbenio lit an ben
erportirten Wineral.S elen nidt piel
fobri5irt morben. 0agegen lit oie
Nllsfnbr on 9aumipoQmoarell, BEL oe.
rem SerItellllng piele tallleno glrbei.
ter bei6dftigt iinb, gegen ons gor-
Iobr ltorf 5urildgegongen. Dab Die
Iusfltbr bon @iien l1nb Stobl INN
mebr ais 5polf Wiaioncn Collars
geltiegen lit, oorf tbeilpeiie a,ii ben
beoeutenoen &iidgong bcs Snlono.
@erbraud 5uriidgeiiibrt neroen.
Wabrenb aber Die SSnlonopreiie bod
gebalten lpur0en, unterbot mar ollf
Den MlIslanomdrften. Gs lit ober
feline bel onoere @enugtbluung in Ell
ner Steigerlng Der Ilsfubr, penn
Der einbeimiidc Goniument oorllnter
81 lcioen bat. Die 9eringe Nahfroge
nod Giien unb Stobl i'm Snlonoc lit
oannit crflGrt, bob oieie Trobufte 81
bod I'M Yreile iteben. Die 3ablen
bes Stotiltiiden Bureaus MAIDEN iid),
10 wie iie lteben, redbt idon, ober elm
ridtiges 9ilb geben iie crit bann,
lpenn lie bonn oagemcinen mirtbidaft-
lifen Stanopunfte betradtet iper-
Den.
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NGnnern unS Tramen.

BIutbersittiine eebeilt In 40 bis so 1ase1.
9effhpfire. men ober aIt, in 10 bis is 9aeen.
Serluft Der Mannbarfeit. .Drairs" fofcrt Gin
bait eetban. sateren, unb gIafenleioen. Striitur
II. T. 10. 9urb unfer bor5iielideS Spfiem aa'
rantiren tpir duBerft fhneae unb permaneute
airen. G&mersbafter ooer perbinberter Meri.
f~truation fofort abeeboIfen. S6reiben Gle ober
fpre6en Sie boz. aatb 'ino Capitalization fret.
Btr furiren susf&Iae. otue fir bic SeiIune su
Operationen gu fGreiten. gsenn anSere Merste
feblf3Iueen. ma&t bet uns einen gerfu&. 81.
ptiIip's weebteaI Snffitlte, ,Er. 1887, "a.
pratt.etrate: Dentf& lutro eetproWln.
1Nai11.3&G.1O
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8efauntmahunaeu.

Department fir ofientlife gauten, cubic
parfement oes StabtsJngeilienrs.
BaIttm MO re, ben 20. SunI l9Ua.
eeparats perfegelte Sproerungs . Ahgcpote.
an ben .goarb OF stparos. care o. fpe YIN
Jteeiiter.@ a~oreiiirt, iperoen bis w,itfppdt oen
13. SuIi 1904, Normittags II uor eiigege.
genonlmen fir oas 2egen noil ShBipesei'
Gnf Der GaloertsS ttaBen.griide;.
Spe5ififationen mno Ingebots : isornlliate
iperben anf appIifation IN bieiem Snrsan &C.
I~iefert. Sic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES oe'
bait iib Sds Rcd,t Dor, iraeHb ipelhe n1o ale
@nacbofe an perfuerfen uro ben eoiltraft III
folder Betfe 3i n%erqeben. lute otes mi pelteil
Sllfereiie Der Staot Iiegen mag. :.
Sin bcoIarhiater G6ed in Der Sobe oes III
ben Spe5ififaiioncn dueeqeberen 9efrages,
sabIbor an Den Manor uno Staotratb bon Ball
fimore, nlub ieoem In9eSof bei9elii9t lem.
GtaotsS l9eiieur.
8efiitiet:
1rdiioeIf Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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Tcpartement fir intrrridtsucfen, 9ireau ber
Seboroe Der sdlui.6 uumtEdre.

WnItIilDfe, Den 30. Snnt 1HU4.
BeritfeeIte 5proerungsss tuaebote fiir Die 8ers
foraine Der 1ffentIihen S6uIen bon Baltimore
nit 9ii6ern, SbreibmateriaIien, Ginoereartens.
3eidilefs. gidbs rno anoeren ntelililien perber
bis Wttttwud, bcn 13. Snlt 1904, Yta6mittnsS
4 llbr, in bieiem giireau enteeeen genommer.
y. 9aS. gsebt, 2~lneebots tir ireenoJ ,pelte ooer
ale Stems" 8l oeriuerfeH, bleibt oorbe9alten.
Gin beglaubteier 9bed, in S0be Dor, $500,
5nbIbar an ben Mabor unb Stabtraib bon Bal.
timure. mub ieoem ansebpt fir Binder beige
fiigt fem, ober Elm beelaubieter Gbed in Sbbe
bon 500, 3abIbar an ben Wlabur unb Siabtratb
bon baltimore, rtub iebem MHeebot fir Gbreib'
materiaIieu etc. b~eieefiiat fem.
SpeSififdtionen f6nnen in oieiem giireau ems
gefeben pcroen.
Sm Suffrage
8. ID. Gu,ufes,
(Suni30, Suli2, A ,6,S,tD Gefretdr.
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Neme Inseiscn.

Mnfrnf.
Oliiler, D'atiloe 3obnnue Nilhclmiue. eebo.
rem am 3. gopember 1916 in 9Surthom,
9reis 9ieuitettin, i'm Sabre 1868 nud gal,
iiiilore oieqepanoeri, uuh on unaebIidb nit
bent grbeiter gllienit 9SiIfe bcrebeItdbt
fpiro gefudt. Miinoli6c oocr fhriftlife
Insfinft iiber bieielbe ODER oeren Grbcri
piro erbeteu.
Baltimore. ben 1. SuIi 1904.
Ter Gaiierltdr apuinf,
IN Sertretune: Treoerid 4. Sdncibcr,
Or. 4t0, SanobersStraBe.
us4,9 81 ,205, 12)
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gireau bes Stabt.Negiitrnturs.
MoItt,narr ho,t 90 Gun; t0l

gHrean hes stabt.glegifraturs.
Baltimore, ben %. Sum- 1904.
@1en harnn interefitrten Yerionen ipirb bier.
NIT gtatribt ertbeilt, oab Der Staott3 neenieur.
ipie es olrh ben Nbidnitt 81 6, srtifel AZ oeS
Haltimorer Siabt gooer bon 1893 (SlippIcment)
%oerIanat niro, ben erfIdrenoen YIan uno bic
8ertbabfbIBuraen fir Die NipeIlirung, YfIaiies
rung. lirto Observation-Disclosures Der 9abfous
bis 6ur Siiofeite BET @ompnbion.9lpenue, In bies
FEM 8iirenii birterieat bat.
Iae oaoon beribrten Eerfonen FIND beredtiat.
tllnerbalb 80 1agen, bonn Datum oiefer gloti5
al, I'M galtiinorer Stuotaeridt burd fhriftIih
eiugereibte Yetition oagegeit 5u appeairer.
Sarrp 3. COOPER,
He9iftrator BET Staot Baltimore.
(274,S1 $500
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Orr. 110.)
Cine 0erprbunng, bic eide Der Wtanern In
5ipettbdigen 5tegelfteinerueu Sdniern re.

Bultrcuo.
1. Tbf6nitt. - &c piro bon benz mabpr
nno Stabtratb bon Baltimore beriiiet, oab in
allen bon iebt an .uufaeiibrter @ebduoen, bic
ftift iiber Sfuei Stodperfe bod, iino uto nitt
ntebr. als fiini5ebn (15l SUB Sronte rlo fiiuf'
litotilni8te $3.50 Siib. 3iefe BADEN, bic Ginfai'
fires'Mlnuern unb S6eioelplnoe iiber ben
GlicrbaIfen bes eriten SIurs foIfe fein ru5aen,
ipte lte. ais ~9'3oaige Bdnoe betdnnt .fino, uno
one ssHnos linter benz eriten Silir ioller nm
i~teiren erbuut, ober I'M ie6s (6l 8o1 bider
fein, ipern aus Steinen erbait. 8orbebdItIid,
oab at irgeflo elmer Strabe, Cane poer Iucp
elite SteinInuIer nift tpeni9er ais aft3ebt QS)
2ou bid ieiu iou. .uno hab ole gSdnoe folrbe
8rinosllnterIage baben fpuen, nel6e ireelo
ioeIbe Serfiine ooer 8iiiie in ben Mialiern ais
cine So!ee hes @runoes, auf pelbem ~btefeIbeu
eebalt iino, berbinoern.
2. gbitnitt. - llno es piro beriiiat, oas
.eiefe Serorhnuig bonn Datum ibrer IinlabIne
ait in arnft treten foa.
= geitdtiet an %. SUM 1904.
g. GlaD 5imanns, Mabor.
Sir cine getreiie Ibf6rift, ben "a. Slni 1904.
(Suni29. SuIi6)
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SuoesfGQc.

sm 30. sunni Widaef Saus.
gIm 20. Stunt 2uttic Y. Ncrtel, 50 Sabre aIt.
9Im 90. Siini Vincent 4. SIMMER i'm utter
bon 81 Sabren.
Nm so. Snni Clara 2ittaucr.
sm 80. Suni Clara stnmmer, II Sabre alt.
gm 20. SUM aba Vebrcus, Al Sabre alt.
@m %. SUM Wiflael Z. ouaanb i'm stItcr
bon SO Sabren.
Vim 2s. SUM Gliiabetb @inssulo, 90 Sabre
alt.
I'm 80. SUM gmna U'arp e. aemper. IA
Sabre aIt.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

geue Sefttpnen ftnb iett our BeJt&tienra ber'
aeri1tet. BteIe nu6eeipdblte Cots. 9er Su'
Serintenbenf beS OrunbeS nnb Nobens pirb ieoe
aefuiinf6te SifSiunft ertbeiIer. 9aS Gremato.
RUM itett tdqIi& sur Snfpettion often, gSseen
9tdt,rem iueItbe mon it6. an ben Slipertnfestoeit
tuaa.etraae. (Nprtt6-J
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Qprraine.

WaIertf4 - Rarfnrfta - 0rteblt4.
NejfItn bon Nalbrocf elm unb cine RaI3e
GReiIe. Menutt Bic nit Notubatan besei9neie
Rortb.sIpenue,&ar. Ereie 3utfNen MaAlnittaq4
am Ierminus. Vrete bon Begrdbntbfeqen fett
ecfcn aes. Iirean: XsssiIia. NH 6tssgss.
NsabS. HerIonat HrofSire. (Waai4.tS,1&6)
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~@criammlnngs :. Mn5eigen.
,,Marpfanb yader.Werein."

,,MarHianb g~ader.Werein."
Snmitag, ben 2. SuIi, IbenoS 8 tbr, 8chcs
Understandings upb glfbe5abIltng ber biertels
iabrIi6en Beitrdee in 2arfb's Saue, Nr. lis.
sSeit.9erinetpns StraBe.
uS3-D Nuguft y0Bt, Sefretdr.
,Glm 2cib. unb eparuerein bon Baltimore"
een @ercinS fir Die @ripabIing bon ~ Sircf.
toren piro AM Mlprtag, oen 4. SuIi 1904, in
1880 slbenos in Or. 1870, 9ongbsSfrube, fiatt'
finoen.
US4.6) Geo. Ntehl, Sefrefdr.
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gfad)rmf.

Sn Iiebenber Grinnerl19 at meinen gcIiebs
ten @aiien
@cprg z. Vamlus,
Der beite npr S,pei Sabren. am 2. Silt 1902,
ftarb, unb al mein e~eliebtes 3ino
Mnsaft Yaulns,
Der am If. sunni 1904 fiarb.
Sod, trDItet SUD, felt Elm Die berber &Iueen,
Ve,peiut nib lana, mas oedt Der @rbe Sdopb;
Sut bas @eibid Bic gSuibe tief sefflagen.
81 Setat i'm llnaliidGu6 erbubelt itets liito groB.
Non BET liebetoen Satin mo W'nifer
ls4) Gmilic YauIuS.
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sphn Germia G Gphn,

2elhentefatter unb Gtnbaliamirey.
Wr. zoos. GrfeauS.et Wlb. TEL: Mtubfpr 355.
Speiggef6dft Gr. 524, berl. Gaftern.gpeiie,
Siabianotc,pr gaItinnre. MtarbIano IeIeoyon.
Rinofor 80. 8utf6en tperbeu g~eIiefcrt fit
So6seiten, unterbaItungen nnb anoere 8sle'
eenbeiten. CG~eb14,1S.1&S)
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Sarmrrs nns w,erdamts' Wattunal.sa

Itintor G, ben 80. Snnl 1904.
Sas Nireftorium bat beute eine Tiuibenbe
bon brei nno eiubalb HruSeut erfidrt, fret bon
allen Steuern, snbIbGr AM Snn,itug. ben o. Suli
1904. 6bcds ipcrocn ben Aftipnnreu per Hut
5ugcianot.
Xrnmsierir,9i1er bleiben bis 0. 3uIi &C.
f6lpiien.
UsD 6. u. Esbnrn, 8nfirer.
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Baltimore Cemetery.

0xsesn: r. 344, RsrsIGtatee.etssee.
.HeGrdbntbpIdte attn Neridnf - bon t26 an
nit Weatracrpioften ab0e0rcn6t, $50 ylat
far bier 0rdber. CSon16.1O
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SpiritnOien : aiecns : gpplifationen.
elite Nr. o.

iStirean Der acknowledgements re.
nj. Stnitter, 306, @eri6tsgebaubc.
,;o@aae nanbeIl1niter Herionen baben gtppIifd.
a III liIr oie Iransferirung eiuer Gnoctail.
ii ntW lnelde an mtentas. ben 1s. Suli, unI IL
@ Nps i9estiia9s, In gerafbnns ee5oaen ueroen.
mi eS rsnSlm'iiLare ,iofiite1 (fpenu gefpiinfdt)
fFN"t stthpeH VI oieleIl Yiirenu erIangt tueroen.
Wien y. Spmnro,
Vernarb @icfeafelb,
Gbiuarb &. Brace,
9omnIiiidre.
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SiDibcnben
..Meftern S,attpnnL0anf.n

UyStWttH ytuttuWupCuut.~
9uIti e, ben 90. Suni 1904.
Ser Ird1tbent nnb bic Sireftoren baben
beute cine baIbidbrlide 9ipioeube BON pier
HruSent %erfIirt. fret bon Steuern, 5ablbur am
mno mad benz 1. Snit.
QS2,4,6) gpiniam Marriott, Sntlirer.
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Sn d M tli6en eli Gam D.
to0S. @oblbe5irfen bes Scr5ogtbumS
Sobnrg boben Die biir9erli6en Gon-
biOotcn qegen Die Der So5ioloemofro,
ten qciiegt. Die Stobt aoburg
ludblte 5pei 5reiiinniac lno cincu
ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
Gin II nmcttcr BAT bcn
fron5oiiidlcn Ort WonlerS bel Sc
Mons fat nollltGnbia 5eritort. Scr
Sd)obcn miro olif mcbr, oils cine
Wilion Sroncs geid,6tt. Sierbur.
bert Yerioncn iino oboo6los. Webr,
ais 60 Shiilcrinncn zines Wtdbden,
Snitituts fonnten MIR nit Wiibe &c,
rettct Deroen.
Sn Ser NGGe Ser CUB.
iuigsb0be, Dem beliebteiten Musings.
orte Der 9iirger 9ormltoot's, lit Der
67-iGbrigc Tripotier Seinrih Soring
Mahmittd9s ouf icincm %geluobnteu
Spa5iergonge ernloroct iuprben. 9lllf
oie grgrcifung bes SbGterS iino 500
Wfarf 9elobnuls9 olls9eiebt iporben.
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0ilbclminc Sd6n.

IS ftarb am I. SuIi 1904 Wiltelminc sdnm,
eeIiebte Satin oes ueriiorbenen 98ilbelnS don,
i'm slIter bon 81 Sabren 4 Worateli itno %
3aaeu. 0eripntote unb Sreuuoe lino bbflidit
eineeIaben, benz peerdbnib bon ibrer Ieeten
9Subnnug, Dir. 2420, Saits %sIbenue. ans am
Montas, ben 4. SuIi. %9iahmittu9s 2 lbr. bei'
5iilpobiteft. US4. 80
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Blue mpmmtaim Spm1e,
Blue Nibge Mpnntains,
Waibingtpn.S onntp, WiargIanb.
9iefer berrlibe Sebiress@rbolungspIae, bon
nn ooabs5baI al iiberbliden itno, miro am is.
Stunt unter neuer @et6dftsleitun9 %erbjtnet.
1iiebe u1to 9eoienuna erfter aluie. SolIes Drs
DIETER. ieben Ibeno Tln5; 40 0dbe5immer, BIZ.
brauIif6e gerfonensG Iebators. 9poifabrcn, 8d4
ben, Siiten, 8olf unb anoere Nttrafttonen:
pegen Heferoirina bon 3imtreru itllo alaeuets
ner @lsfunft getreffs 9reife etc. ~noreffire man
Sarrp e. Sruut, SRanaeer,
Sn Care 9eIbibere SoteI, Baltimore, W6.
(Suni10-SuIi10, $3.50
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etsentbiimer 2. Saline, 8ubnune:
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reason for him to write under his own
name and get paid more"
Notwithstanding, there appeared In
London newspaper yesterday a state
ment by one who described himself as
ghoSt that IL he had something TO
sell and needed the money immediately.
instead or hawking his work around
or dragging out impecuniOus DAYS
awaiting a check, he took it to a pop-
uiar writer, whose work is in constant
demand, and obtained cash down for IL.
4 sell 1t to him." he said. "and he
can 90 what he likes with it, There
IS no fraud on the public. for the pop
uIar writer L refer to knows what his
ed!tors want; he edits for editors. The
euItors know, or are presumed to know.
what the public want, and they edit
Tor the public. There is satisfaction
all round"
1t is likely, however, that there won't
De satisfaction all round if the public
gets to know definitely that this sort
of thing is common.
Readers of Rider Haggards novels
and of The Yellow Van" would have
enjoyed being present at the meeting OF
trustees OF the so-called Garden City"
IN London the other day. for both the
author of She" and Mr.. Whiteine
We're present and spoke. This scheme
or rounding a model village for work
ing people near London on the lines
OF those started in the country by the
phlIanthropists. Cadbury & Lever. ia
one that chimes in exactly with the
view which Mr.. Haggard has expressed
SO often of late, and which inspired
WhItelng's most recent book, and the
authors gave 1t their blessing heartily.
Rider Haggard's remarks were devoted
chleTy to the financial outlook for the
Garden City, which he found favor
aDle, but Mr.. Whiteings text was the
olspellef, which he said he found every
Whefe, that any good thing could be
the result Of creative effort. fsPeopIe
DeileVe," said "The Yellow Vans" an
thor that everything must grow. not
only IN a good. historic sense, but i'm
sense that was neither good nor his
torlc-that 1t must run a certain pre-
appointed course of evil. kind of hug
Ser-mugger, In which Providence onIv
does good by stealth"
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, who ia
standing as a parliamentary candi-
date IN the Conservative interest for
Border Burghs, the Scotch constit-
ueney, is beginning to have his troubles.
Ills supporters, who include many
prominent Hawick tweed manufacture
ers are impressing him with dreadful
tales OF hard times and bankruptcy I'm
the district, but unfortunately, the
annual statement of the Hawfck Saw
lngS oank, Just published, shows that
the record of deposits for the last
year was the largest since the instftu-
TONS establishment. which has in
splred Liberal newspaper to remark
rather cruelty, Sir Conan NAV have a
greater task to explain away this fact
10 the Hawick electors than to explain
away the death of Sherlock Holmes"
Hayden Church.
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her she has vision of her future fate
and beholds scaffoId before her.
rms poem, however, is not hers. be-
II composition written by Beranger
centuries later Mary's own poem.
wnhch began in about the same way.
0InSlsteu OF put a single stanza; and
Whiie II expressed affectionate sorro1v
at parting, it contained nothing Of
torebodlng, much less a prophecy Of
her death on the scaffold.
again, in Schiller's great drama aP
Marie stuart, great liberties are
taken with the facts Of history. IN
lhe opening OF the play, the queen adj
IIitS having oeen accessory to the muir
DER or Darnley, her husband. In trutI,
she never admitted a word of this bnf
protested her innocence to, the LAST
The most affecting scene in the
Drama is the meeting between Mary
ana EI1zabeth in the garden have
seen hard-headed business men shu7v
emotion even when recurring to the
scene, long after they had Witnessed it
in the theater. -
Notn1ng OF the sort ever occurred in
fact. 1t is strange, but true that fine.
Two queens never once met in ali their
iiVeS. Ihey are near together in death.
being buried in the same chapel in
westminster Abbey, and one finds ii
dlrncult to throw off the impression
lIlelI tHey must nave met at some time
Through all the nineteen wears. of
Mary's captivity in England she was
moved about from castle to castle. and
Elizabeth likewise journeyed about her
realm. But Elizabeths curiosity never
got the better of her Judgment or of
her vanity. She Ionged to see if her
rival was actually as beautiful as men
declared, bat she gave her rival no on
portunlty to note how ugly she was.
Still further, in SehiIIer's drama.
Mary is permitted to make her confess
sion TO priest, before her death. This.
IN fact. was not allowed the poor eau-
tive. Many readers of history have been
absorbed in Miss Yonge's storyN OF
Mary's daughter by Boutwell, and the
maiden's fate. Miss Yonge is known
as historian of great accuracy and
just Judgment, and the fact that she
wrote this strange story is assumed bv
many readers to give it an assurance
Of truth. The story is pure fiction.
though there is legend that the queen
gave premature birth to twins while in
prison in Scotland, the infants dying
Immediately.
II, as seems likely, the readers of thu
rising generation are to follow the trosi-
bled career of the Scottish queen as
did their ancestors in the generations
past, 1t is well to have them distin-
gulsh between the historical facts and
the pure fictions of literature relating
to her. 1t is strange, indeed, that any