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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-14
.Sii(fe fir Den Tampfcr y@niuro."

@aibiuQton :. g., IS. Wtut.
- General Gorbin bot iibcr bosNui-
laricn bcS Sron@port0nmpIcrS ,@u.
foro" aus MoniIo bic ~ioI9cn6c Scpc.
idlc 9cionot:
,ObcrIt Gbilip Hcobc bcridtCt,
boB ser SronSportoontpler 9uforb"
nit cincm SbciIc ocS /. Ser. Stoo-
ten . Snfontcric ; TcgimcntS ON
@orb bel boiler Sabrt bier NteiIcn
bon M~olobonq ollf cincm aoroQcu.
Giff oifqcfobrcn lit. 0ic 6Iottc lei
ltctc alien @ciitono, BOD mar Scr
Compiler nod bcn Iettcn 9crihtcn
nod nift mieoer flott, @cnn fcin
Stllrm cintritt, fir mcld)cn feincglns
5eiden %porhonbcn iiltb, lit Die Gage
beS 0ompferS, lpeIder fem 2cf bat,
nid)t gcfobrIid). Ger SronSportooni,
pier rTbomoS" gebt bClte bon bier
oh unb miro 9ciltono lciitcn; Der
lclbc ninlnlt boS %. Hcgimcnt nod)
Monilo 5llriid, pcldcS scr o9nfor0"
bolcn iontc, Tic 9obclncrbinbung
nit Otinoonoo lit icbr rmgcnii9cno.
Scr Compiler nlbomoS" miro 90
olrf) notblpenoigcr @eiie mcbrerc
Gage pcripGtCt. 0ericlbc miro 10
bolo olS m0glih bon bier nod Sou
6ron5iSco obgcbcn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-14
Tbfabrtstagc Der Granddaughter BON
W. Wrlu.ylurf.

9ompfcr o3aiicr @ilbelrn Der
3meite" ont t6. Moi nnh 9rcmcn.
9nmpfer .Gnrorio" am t6. Moi
nod Sipcrpoof.
0nmpicr .WoieItic" am II. Mni
mad, 2iucrpopf. F''1E N. A.'''
Golnpicr n9tbttcrbom" am II. Mdi
nnd) Nottcroam.
Camper oaitrihrit" an IS. Mai
nod Bremen.
9ompicr .Snpoie" am rs. Moi
nod) SABRE.
Gonpicr nGcbrir" nnr 10. Mni
nod) 2ipcrpool.
9ampicr oEretoria" ani 90. Moi
nod) Sombllr1. t t,
9nmpier st. 2oltiS" am 20. Wai
nod SoutGnnlpton.
0onpier .Tnberlono" am 20. Wioi
nod gntncrpclt. .s
0ompicr o&ucnnia" am 20. Mai
nod 2iperpool.
9ompicr .Minnebobo" on 20.
Mai nnd Sonoon.
9ompier nGolumbia" am 90. Wui
mad, Glasgow.
0ompicr nSctla" an 20. Wni
nnh 3%openbagen.
0ampfcr oGouiie" ant 90. Mai
nod) ReopcI mo @eniiu.
9ompIcr .9(Ibingiu" am 20. Moi
nnd) Sonlbnrg.
Oompier .SIo0oniu" AM 90. Mui
ilud) Ncapcl mo Wennlu.
Sampicr yNlice" am 90. Wfoi nod)
Wrcmeu. h.
Gampier ,ltliteo StntcS" am "a.
Wni mod aopetba0en.
Sampfer .Eot5onm" am 81. Wtui
nnd) Hotter0om.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-14
Garncoic'o 8cidDcnf.

Ncm.Norf, Is. Mioi. - @ci'ml
Vunlupcrintcnbcntcn Soppcr limo
Tlullc iiir 0oS utter cinem Soften
%oltiiuonOe bon $4,000 5l crridtcn-
&c 1~5.itodigc 0chdlioc cingcrcid)t
iuoroen, bos Sr. Nnorelu Carnegie
Scr oNliociotro Socictp Of engineers
Of Nciu.gort" 81 ihentcn bcnbiid).
tigt. IS miro nili Den 9ouplGBen
Nr. % bis SO, @eit.39. StruBc, er.
rld,tet merben .llnmittelb1r oobin-
ter miro bo@ 13.itodiqe Glilbboua in
Nr. - mo 81, @cit.l0, Strobc. CT.
bolit mcroen, boS Nr. Carnegie cbenr
follS Den Sngcnicurcn pcrebrcn miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-14
Die MiQiarbGrc oco Nltcrtbnms.

Ger Barrier ,@ouloi@" I0Bt Gie
WiiaiorDdrc oco Iltcrthuml0 Ncolle
poliircn. Der critic bon ibncll, ocllen
Die @cid)id)tc Grludbnuna tblt, iuor
Sulomo. Scine N%eid)thiimcr tonn.
ten oHi 20 Winiorben acid)0bt iper-
ocn; er bate bon ieincmGnier 9ouio
SCbn Wtiainrocn fir Den Scmpelbau
crbnltcn. arolllS, &0nig ponSpolen
fomntt crit in 5"lucitcr Clinic, obluobl
cr I'M Hiife ltebt, Der reid)ite Wnnn,
Der le gclebt bot, efiucien 81 lcin. Gr
bat oielen ldoncn Huf 9clDillcrnto.
Zen ullrpirt. 0cnn or beloB ollnl" ct.
ipu 5ehn Wtiuidrocn. Ger quite Scro.
DOT iprld)t bon einigcn @eIhenfen,
bic aroius benz enhpel 5t 9elpbi &c.
mod)t bottc, unb Die inter 0riioeru
mcbr ols 100 Wtiaioncn lpcrth gclpe.
len iein iollcn. Nleronocr Der @robc
Dor mudtig reid, aber olc Siitorifcr
pcrrotbcn ms, bob CT iein Gieiellper.
nlogcn nid)t olti %nnitGnoi9e @eiie er,
iuorben bot; or nabm oili ieinen Or
obcrungs5iigcn nit, lpos nidbt MET.
unO nnaelfeit ipor mo bolte iid) al,
lem ans Ecriicn mebr oils bier Will.
lioroen. Ftolenttlis Ybiluoelpmts
beioB lcd)s Wilioroen. N~itauftus,
Der rcid)itc oaer romiidcn aoiier,
mar alld) Der prod)tlicberioltc berWo.
norden. Gr go6 niebr ais 5ODiiaio.
men aus. Inn Sbermen boupl1 III loi.
len, oeren Hlii1en uod) beute uniere
geipunoerung erregen, nno Die CT
ielbit riemols benubt bat. 2ueuQus
mar niht 9on5 10 reid mic Nuqnitlis,
nbcr er mlBie Den Siirns elmer rcid.
beiebten Sofel unh einer prunfpouen
2ebensiiibrnng 81 ibdsen; or into.
%reiiirte iid) iebr fir titerariihe Stu.
oien, umb ieinc @ihliotbef ftano I'M
Mnie Die iurtbpoliten Wanlifripte
5m beiieerh. Sein 8ermGgeH iplr0e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-14
&citeru IarglanS 8abn.

ftat am "a. 5ebruar 1905 In Qraft.
3iige p~erIatien piilen,Stdiion. iute folet:
7dglid,.
4.30 0Orrt. - S6nel3ug,. Sniipiltfte. Sd9ttss
iolpn. &a9iesboro, ". & ". NdbH uno ben
Gifoen, uno nisgenoIrfnen Gpnntags v. b.
gabn Saneod, 8baIHbersburg. Wtarit,Sturg
iiiio Nlnd1efier.
11.25 A1enoS - Whom. nab untous Bridge.
1aalid, ansaenun;men sonutags.
7.1b Sotnt, Yori, Y. X y. Sio, unb Saiipt.
9inie ollIid bon eunorb'Yrooe, Carlisle unb
d. q 9 Aabn.
s.15 Born. - 3arptIinte. .pasersiotun, Sanco6.
Gbippensburq, Sreberid, 9mmitte6urg uno
". Il u. ljabn bis &lfion.
Dor. uno 9eitps6mre.
2.25 yindm. - NfIoir. nab gmorbs Brobe.
3.25 gafui. -. Nffaut. nab @morpsbrope, z.
& s. Gio.. ionic ylorf. iir
20 5ia6n. = alton. nod lluioufArihae.
800 glatnr. erpreB nab s9eftminfter.
llnionsgirioae, unb odlin 2iffofu. bis SdoerSs
topr. ipiuie Sdncpd. 5rcoetid. gmmiftsburg
.5'sS Sod1n,. ~ sassreh nsd DOT, Ssn.ser
unb 8etfpsbnrg. 1f%urior.6nrJ
$50 Gahni. - lffoni. mad emorb, 8robe.
6.t5 9:bcrhs - Nitpm nnt unlpipR rtbgs.
800 I5enos - whom. nnd 9murp sUrobe.
Sur Gonntaae.
0.36 fotm. gffont. lidb uniunsB ttbae urb
Snnuper. sa7
80 5iudr. - gffom. mad litipns9ribee.
40 safm, slffoht. nab Smorbs5robe.
: Sdft Mot an Der BennfDIo1nt .Nbe. .Siafisu.
Wlets iino 8epdds Bureau, NIbQuobiS. 96e
Gtdrles' iino aerinstonsSirdBe.
Siige bulien an Union, Yennfbl oanta.s be.s.
Sultoif lno Walbroofs lRortbsa0eiIe) Station.
y. 9. @risiuoIo. o.. Z. IN
A. EF
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-14
Sefrctdr Morton amtsmiioc.

&oibin0tou, :. g., 13, Mai,
Slotten r Sefret0r Worton erfldr
tc, oaB CT 5ilr 3eit burd)nllS nid)t Die
gblid)t babe, 5u re~iignircn, oodr Ieielt
cr nho Der Nroiioent iid) barber ci,
Mig, Dob er, MortoL inn 8erbite olla
ocm &obinct nltHid)ci0en iucr0c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-14
Baltimore S~ampf-Eadct.Go So.
(Mits uub 1uprrldSjioe Vai.Qfutc.)

ETt MT. UTUWTtT9 FUT UCTUTUVtHu.
Sampler fubrcn tdgIid, Sonniugs nusgennr'
men, bon ben e0nisoincs "Ricrs. Gr. 1913.
9iabtse irnbe. $50 gbenbs. bircft mad Slo
Rnini Comfort, 9iorfolf, Portsmouth uno nnciI
Goini Comfort nit y g. & 9. 9iicibabn." Tnd
Nidbmollo, ScrDinhune In @Sortsmpiib nit ocn
rGcahonrb sltr cine" icIiocn 3uQ bon ENortss
mouth nab %gltIonta. IN %gicricli @erbtnbnng
Carolina, 9iprfpif mo iiioli6, yluriolf uuo
lpeiiIid nnh pClo Dominion cine" noh yieips
bern. Nnibinqiuil. nc, mo Ridlnoro, Rd.
riofe Nuiiitcn8inutcr, clcitritdc Nelcnbting,
SampibciSunp. Nuien irci. Rcfctbirtc stdiiitcf
simmer In ocn WiIct 0iireuur Der Dat Cine"
Sr. 32i. Aleits baltimore z trube, gir. 506 UNI
sos, YiQbts Giraffe, G. ". g.. Office, GliouitsSdc
baltimore mo Gdlpcrt Strnbc, Continental
9rnft 9iltlbtnA uno gIbuneb'S, CHARLES uno
pcringtou,StraBe.
Spbn ". Sbcriuopo, r.. 9ruiun,
Gice. Nr0i. II. @eiL sW|unnger. Sen Raj. sglgeni.
CSc52-)
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EdIiffsnndlridltcu

Scilln IS. Moj. Eoliirt.
Compiler n@orbnroiio", pom 9tclp.
9)orf nod Bremen couiiQnirt.
Sopcr. IS. Woi - 0cr2ompfCr
naroonlono" lit noh Ncm Yort Oh
0cfabrclt.
@oprc. IS. Moi. - Nod 9tcu,
9)orf in Sec giilg Scr Compiler go
Nrctn9nc."
9rcmch1 IS. Wioi, ~ Nb9cinhrcn
nod Nciu . Oorf lit ser Camper
Bremen"
GGcrboura, f. Mai. - Scutc
lit Der Compiler PHILADELPHIA" nod
Ncn 9orf mcitcr0ciobrcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-14
Warnlano uno Ycuuiplpanio Balm

3h1e berIniien Nortb,9tbenues StdtiOn:
7.30 Born. mad gori. tdelit, Gussenoms
men Sonntnas.
s.30 Rorr. ra6 Delta. nnr Sonntnas.
$50 ilnd) Re!dir, iiglif. GusgenOntmet
Gonntngs.
1926 s'ncbm. Iiob sori, ideli6, ausecnoni.
imct SofntnaS. 4' &
400 gntnl. nod Telin. pur Sprutpgs.
420 nahr GeIta, tieiib, aitsaenotnmer n1
600 gadni rad seIair. tasli6 ausaenea
men 6eHrtaes = fHslt fEs4iH
10 90 sbenoe 'nndp ssiair. MIR Eonriaas.
tf.f5 stbenoS .rdh eelnir, @~iit!iporn uIon Gam
iluQ.a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-14
Die ,TricSiun.Ginic."

Nttrnftibe 9SnNersgoute bird Den Haral nnh
Rbiinbclpbta t1glib (Surntngs ausgeilommeHl
nm 3 llbr gia6miiidaS. bon Der gtCbts hfro
prditF StruBe. Sn getterior, Wio.. nnb G9eiter.
Yn., anbaItenb. Pint Tcd CAD RbilaoelpbiG)
Si.50. dnlGte $500. Grflriion, Is 1nae qhts
iie. $3.50. Hhdiubrt NIT Der n. & 8. Giiers
bdbn" $3.50. 9ietos gorf (per RubH bon B6iIus
belpbin) 81 90. Grfnriior ttt IGae) $500.
sSerHer Sur6fnbrtg tGeie tnt atlantic : 9th.
Unpe Wiab uno nab n6roItten Vinftefi. ,Snbr.
Bineie itno I'M g,iirenu liub bel NlbGuab'S III
bnber. Riidber ftrb peo'fnet ANN ReIeacli bpfi
Eaten fir SpnringsItnlen rro Sereiue etc. fit
,,qorb Baltimore" un6 .4cnn." beren 5ubrten
mad, peticrion nnb Gbelnpedfes9it mo, tint
5uri b%eginnen. Wlen ftieibe ooer tpenoe itt
al f---
Glareuee cbriesr, gtaent,
U0i-) 9I. 204. GigbtsStrnbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-14
Tiinf lln6cfamntc becrbist.

Die 3obl ser Opfer Der giienboblt.
aotoitrop6e nod nift ieltgeltellt.
0rei Der Gerlebten Deroen
ltcrbcn. - Die 2ofomotipe erplo'
birte nid,t. - Sit bcrcitS luicocr
in 0ielit gcitcllt.
SorriSburA Is. Mtoi. Die
3ruucrfcicr ilber bic flint pcrbronlls
ten aorpcr Der niht loe1itltt5lrten
Spfcr Der Soutb+SorriSburg &oto-
itropbe mar fltr5 uuo elntoh III DER
Worfets Sqitorc GresbDterioncr-atr:
DIE, iporoui oic Sarge III Der oNor-
tona1Geunetcrp" bet9eiebt muroen. -
Der Seidenfcicr iuobnten Die Slrets
loren oeS SoipitolS mo plelc Gilclls
bobn. ui,o Stuotbeomtc BET. Der
Ynblid Scr flint 2%cidcnipogct Dor
Der promincnten Stride inSorrtabltr9
500 cine Wcnae Wcnidcn on, lno
Sunoertc Itonbcn I'M 6rcicn luob'
reno Ser @otte@oicnlt ltattiano. Die
Observation-Disclosures moren: Wopor
Is. 3. @roB GrsWtopor &once :. Nc
Gormid, Hid)tcr Sobn $. @ciB mo
8corgc 9unfel, Spencer 6. Gilbert,
Sorrp g. McGormid, SonneS DC. ga.
mcron unb Sobn y. Bono.
%pr Der @ecroiging mlroc cine
Der 2cid)en oils bicicuige bc8 Srn.
&m. $. SolmeS bon Tbilo0cIpbio
ioentiii5irt unb ioiort mad, BORT &C.
ionbt. Solmcs ma Cin Hciicnocr
fir ein @cld)1ft in Chicago, IN mcI-
d)enl iein Sotcr intcrCiiirt lit. Sic
Serlcbten i'm &oipitoI 5uNorri8bllrg,
nit NliSnohme bon >Soicpb Gberlc
bon Nclu.Oorf, $. :. GIirctb BON
E~bilobelpbio unO y. @. Nn6erion
bon NittSbur0 bciilocn iih bcn I'm
It0nbcn nod mobI, Gle genomnten
Grci iuCrbcn obcr ipobriheinlih lter-
ben.
Inter sen .0pfcrn ocS l~ln9lilfS5lt,
ecS io1 ultd) Scr HchtSonluolt y. :.
G6ion bon Ncp : Worf icin. Scr
luonote bobcn ulltcr Sen unbctonr.
ten 2eihen nod ben1 %crmiBtcn &C.
illd)t, ober feline ser 2cifen Bate cine
gchnliffcit nit Sem &crihlpuuoe-
men. Colon bottc cin @ilrcou III Nr.
o., @roooItraBc, Seem 2)orf. Gr
luor 30 Sabre alt mo binterl0Bt cine
Trou.
SorriSburo go, t3. Woi.-
q. ". CREIGHTON llilb :. u. Wleron-
Der, 5ipei bohcre 9eunltc Der oEcnn'
ipIponio 5 @obn", troIcn bicr cin unO
lrbtcn nit Dem Superintcnocntcll
u. .. GoIeb Die llntcriuhun9 iiber
boS 0roBe lt19liif fort. GiC Glen
bobn r @Carntcn bobcl nod inlnlcr
Die 3nbl Scr Eoiiogiere onf DEM lin.
gliids5ugc niht fcitltcucn founcn.
guS ibrcm @cridtc acbt bcrpor, BOB
picle Enliogicrc, iucldIe nit bcilcr
Sout ooponfonlcr, III SUB nodSor'
rioburg gingcn mo ibre Mciic BON
BORT iorticttcn. Ger 9criht, ooB Der
aeiiel Der Sofonlotipe erplooirt lei,
berubt niht auf @obrbeit. bcrn bic
Sotonlotipc lit bcreits micocr repu,
rirt uno miro bcutC IN ocn Gicnit &c.
Itcut lpcroell.
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Gbciapcnfc 9nmpfcr.G Ompaanic.
.' NI gkr,nbr6frs Atuir.

.Nt onclupchfr GtHtC.
elegnnte Roii1gier Compiler "giauita" iinb
.Ntlnnia" nan
Glib Yptut Suntiort unb Wprfoif, ia.
Dnnipfer berlnfcil baltimore tdgiib (utieJe'
%itoTtf1ct SolBings) UNI $50 glhenbs uno font
i1cit in oh Voint Comfort I'm q llbr WurgenS
nno In YorfoIf i'm 7.l5 WioracnS al, nj
l6ltebeno. an bic 6iicnbablBlQe. nab aneu
Viitften oe3 Siibeus mn Gtioiueners.
ylort. 9liucr.9tni
6lcgunfe Yaffdgier 9lmp'er y9burtot.s' tno
.VnlttnlotcA
mad, Meft.Foiut nne Wtd,monb, Va.
Sampler ~bcIlafcu Baltimore tiptif tniiSle'
%ltonltnct SoHlinpS) nm 3 ltbr gind)mlttan5 mo
fonin1en Al Aeit'Foirt nm 7.30 Worueil3 mo
III -9tidnlonb INT 9.25 WiOrgcto an.
Bic an D'ontdpet. Utttiiuodlen nno Stclfdecit
bon baltimore dbinbreuocu Sumpf.r. ulo olc
bon YAeii. Voint on Sicnliaacn, SprncrltdGen
ntb Snniitngcn nbtnbren, ieaer In @loucciters
Pot,.f iino Mlnlpio's an: uro Die al SlclitGs
ne,E. 8ofnerftnusn tno Gnmiinecn bon Nnlti'
more uto at Ulonidacn, Witiioode N mo Srei.
ingcn bon gScit Toins nbfdbrenoen 9uI;piCr
leecit IN ,Yorftolpn nno 0Iapsia,h AT tuel 2irti
lttectu Neiier).
Tanpfer ucriaNen gaitimors POM Bier VT. Is
nnb 10, 2ightftrasen.5Serf
Burdtptucte, nah alien 9SluticIt fonnrt &C.
ltbcrt Sepdd uli'aegebel NIB &niii.enii miner
III Bornus ~referuirt iUeroeu IN ocu bic'iGel
BiaetsYiirenur: Nr. 3i7, Gprb,0 no ties. Stra0c.
u. w. Nobiun, gtaent. Ir. 127, Git. Baltimore
Strabc, ooer Den Suupi giircnur: Sr. $50,
pinBt- etraie, Baltimore, Wio.
Sen' s%efdditsfiibrer. @en. PcFaaier,Sta,nt
7. 8. WieTaunel, SiIf5s0cn. sVaiL. fgtgcHt.
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SIGHT idllcdlt ans.

Nem.D IS. Woi.- SGnmt.
lid)en @ldubigeru Der gonfiirmo VI.
e. @ilcor & SO. bon Hr. 80. 2ibcrtp.
ltroBe, Die geitern ibre @eihGite CT.
nein MoiIcnoerlpalter iibergob, iprtr-
DC belttc Der Scideio. oaB Die 6irnlo
feline @eihofte obidlieBe." Marcus
u. gleronoer, Der Geriualter, erflGr.
te. er lei ju iebr nit ben giitern be.
if1itiat, oils BOB ev lid oan1it obge-
ben Tonne, cine Grflornng iiber Den
Stono Scr 5irma 81 peroffentlihen.
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Ger lran5portounupier .g4nr'
rem" gin9 Qclteru pon Gan 6ran6iSco
nod Moltitu ub uno miro in @llnm
onlegen. 2eaQIcifcn nnbm Der Gon,
pier Die Yplt fir Nonolulu nit.
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Mcrd)nnts' & Mincrs' Sranspur
tatiun Company. p

Tampfcr.pinicu.
Bad Nolinn lllo Dem Gftcn; icocH Wiunina,
Sicniida. &onncritn9 mo Suniing, gbenos
q llbr.
gtad Rrcoioente II. bcm Siien: icbcu Count
tnp, mtiitpod iilIo Srciing, WbcnoS g llbr.
giadl gicrpurt giclpe ltHo ~gtOriuIf. id9lid)
nm q llbr glhenbS.
BEN J0pc ubfnbrctoc NGrlptcr lngenomncu.
Ndd Saodrninb uHh ocnt Siioen: lcoen 8iell'
FLAG, Spiliierltdg mo Snuiiag, gbcuoS q llbt.
Nctioncr mo Rrpniocncc Sampler fdbrcu
bon ocr gierftc ann Snbc pes pongsDods al:
Saoafnnb' Sampicr bon Der gScriie am 5nte
bet gScit Calls glocnuC
e. u. Cunningham, Naent,
....rr.., .F ppnpsSof.
.'""H ". Y. Turner. Oh. .Nacnt.
u, I. Stebbine, @en. .Ulam.
Sauribiircnu siiooit I'D Wermau. uno
ItaBt.2 trafc. Ut3,I&Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-14

oui orci Miuinroen lcld)uBt. Cos lit
o0cp out unb id1on obcr scr Y@oll=
lois" lunt lcibcr ntd)t OH er ooa Gcrs
m0ocn Der porerm0hntCn Wtilior-
01rc loh Collars, (bnlcrh SroncH
u0cr Eicnli1cn berchuct hot!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-14

Sirom Croft, Der ein5ige iiber.
Iebenoe 8eteruln oes &rieges bon
1912. Der erit fiir3lif ieinen t05. &C.
bnrtstag gcieiert bate, lit In ieineut
Seim 5n Matertolun M.-Yy geitor.
ben.
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9ambmrg=M
-Gah-
So%ppclidjranbcn'
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-14

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-14

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-24
The Smiths.

Generations of jokers have made light of
the name of Smith. Yet those who bear 1t
are uncommonly tenacious of 1t and 1t is
seeks to change 1t for another. Perhaps
the very exposure of the great Smith fam
lily to the quips and jibes OF the world has
made its members obstinate in retention of
the name. But now comes one T. Cuyler
Smith petitioning the courts Of New York
to allow him henceforth to be known le-
gally as lebanon Smith Cuyler. and forth
with up springs Jasper N. Smith of At
lanta, Ga. better known to his intimate
circle by the characteristic name of Jack"
Smith, with a cross bill asking the court to
reject the petition. The Smith who would
be Cuyler was formerly an Albanian.
Thus the New York courts will be faced
with a novel question. Has a Smith the
right to change his name? Or has a rep
resentative of the great family a better
right to interfere. for the sake OF the
prestige of that name? Does the abandon.
ment Of common name by any bearer of
1t reflect upon the other bearers of It? Does
such an act lessen its value to those who
retain it? What Is the exact degree of
proprietary right of one Smith in the title
of all other Smiths?
On the ground that every man Is master
of his own fate. T. Cuyier Smith ought
to be allowed to call himself by any name
he may choose. It Is only q matter Of idens
tification. anyhow. and II he can success
fully effect the shift without leaving him
self an impersonal dereiict It is his own
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-24

Mr.. Douglas belongs to the class desig-
mated by Mr.. Lincoln as the plain people,
He began at the bottom, and without the
aid of finished education or social prestige
has reached his present position. He has
grappled with men and everyday condi-
lions. rather than with books and theories.
He knows working values rather than the
essence and requirements of the ologies. He
teal has the call over the mere ornamental
his opportunity? What can he do with itf
He would be a more interesting and poten-
tial figure IL he lived in New York. or In
living as he does as far north as Massachu-
sets, to come into anything greater than he
now possesses?
He stands today as a fayorite Of fortune.
The nomination which lifted him into no.
tice last year had been declined by sew
eral men well known in politics. Mr.. Olney
would not listen to the suggestion OF his
name. Mr.. Douglas himself did not care
for the honor. Nobody dreamed of success
at the polls 1t is but the simple truth to
say that Mr. Douglas as the gubernatorial
nominee was regarded as merely the
angel of his party. But the "anger'
proved to have real political wings, and
took the fight in a way that paralyzed
both sides. His own side rubbed it's eyes
quite as vigorously the morning after cleo
ton as did the other side. But there he
was, the governor-elect, and there he now
Is, the governor installed, and he has
started so well the country is interested in
him
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-24
Russell and Douglas.

Gov Douglas is the second democrat
whom the people of Massachusetts within
the past fifteen years have called to the
head of the state.
William L. Russell belonged to what Mr..
ingalls, called the Brahmin caste in the Bay
state. He was an aristocrat and a college
man He was very ambitious. He sought
the office of governor. and shared the hope
OF his friends that 1t might lead to some
thing higher. The presidency itself was
thought to be within the range of his vision
His early and regrettable death left all in
doubt as to what he might have made of
a promising beginning. He had charac-
ter and a certain personal charm. and spoke
well. Still, he might not In the larger field
have met the requirements, While he was
strong in the academies. he might not have
developed the strength necessary for ham
ding great practical questions on practical
lines with practical means He left fra
grant memory, but only local in its influence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-24
StoeSseI,

The effort to disparage General Stoessel
continues, and may grow in vigor as he
draws near home. We may not have the
full story of the defense of Port Arthur, and
may never get it free from bias. But the
best authenticated details UP to date sus-
tain the worlds first judgment, that the
Russian commander did his full duty, and
did it nobly, and deserves the admiration
that has been bestowed upon him. His very
loneliness invites detraction. In a war
where so many others have been so speedily
overwhelmed the man who resisted for
months looms large. and those who have
failed grow jealous. What the situation at
st. Petersburg may be when he arrives Is a
problem, but at the best 1t can hardly be
propitious for the presentation of a report
of defeat.