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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-06
MOntum Ocn 6. NOucmbcr 1908,
Ndlt SCitcu.
9Rur0cn lit &abltug.

W}orQcn lit Mobltoq. Gtc BURGER
hobcn clncn Gbctfid)tcr Oc2 Suprcnl
Wcrldts, ocn Gontrolcur 0c2 ShuG'
nmta, 0Cn Sdcriii cincn Glcrt oc2
StaOtOcrid)t9, cinCn Sta0t @conlctcr
un0 cine Tn}ubl NtItgllC0cr DER
StuQt4NClCbNcbunN III c%ruohlrn.
Y3cr Die Hlitc Scr ocmotrotildcn Gan.
oiOotCn lepriiit bat, miro lld llbcr
3cllOt habCn, DOB Oa2 0cuotratllMc
lidct elm ioldc3 it, iilr Ooa jcocr
NiirQCr nod rciiIlhcr llcbcrIc1lu1G
nit 0utCn1 @rmiiicn lcinc Gimme
abQcbcn bari. Vie GonOiOotcn filr
sic ucridicOruCu }lcntcr lciitCn Wc
m0br, Dob lie I'M Safe lbrcr Grnoh.
hung lire loitcn, oll Die lie oo2 Scr
troltcl Der Nilr9cr qcitcllt bat, mld)
tiidti0 mo trclt uCrlcben lul0 lbrcr
G%rlp0blul0 Gbrc nJnhcn mcr0crl.
99ic lih Der StlnmQcbcr III ocnI
Eoc'idcn %cri0l'nla2}ulab Itcllt, ut
cine Sud)c, 0ic ir0cr NiirQCr nit liG)
iclbit objumod)cu bot. Cas- Nmcnoe-
mcllt lit nidt lc0iQlif cine politildt
NnQclcNcnbcit, c2 8rCiit oud) in ole
io3ialC 6rogc biniibcr. Nubcr 'lnoCn
lid infer HcpubIitoucru, lpic untrr
hcn Gcnlpfrotcn uno oCn unubb0lldl.
gen WobIcrn 6rcun0c mo @c9ncr
oC3 announcements. Nlti jcocn Sal
iontc iC0Cr WilrQCr aud lclncr Nliidt
u10 llcbcr5ClQulA III DEM no
ENHANCEMENT al Der Mablurnc IlI&.
Druid QcbcrL oouit ooa GrQcbnib DER
Mohl Gin Nu20rlld 0r3 &olf3luiucn2
miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-06
Ter ocntidD nmcrifouiIdDc Nauoclaa
Wcrtrno.

Ter 0Clttihc Notid)uitcr Spcd polt
S%icrnbur1 bat glcid nod lCllcr
HildfCbr 0Cn Stunt@lCtrctGr Moot ol.
Ii5icu in acuutniB QclCtt 0uGGcutld'
lon0 bCrCit lei. nit 0Cn NCrCini1tCn
StuntUn mcNCr cinC3 ncltCn MunOClH.
pCrtruO4 III Observation-Disclosures 81 ire
tCn. Gultidllon0 lei Crnltlid bcnlilbL
nit oCn &%crciniGtcn Stontcn Gin Nb.
fommcr ST t|rcilCn, bo3 Die Non0cla.
bc5iChu1Qcn 5ruiidcn brt0cn SunoCrll
i0r0Crn mo Ger Wcl0hr cinCa 3olls
friCQC3 uorbClrQCn miirOc. Stuot2-
iCfrCtur Nuoi crni0Crtc 0Cnl @otlhOl
fer. 0uG CT Niles thltn 1ucr0e, lu0e m
icluCn MrGltClr ltchC, nm hun0Cl@polls
tildjc NirrCu III uCrncl0cn mo CtUclt
NcrtruQ 6l Stuu6c ST bringclL ser
Die %3ultimmuulQ 0C3 Nun0C4lCnota
iinrc; CT bot ubCr iCiuC Nc0cntcL oh
Is linn N|CljnQCn mCr0c, CinCll 0llC
GbCilC bCiriC0iQcn0Cn NcrtroQ@ Ont
mltri 81 Stun0c 5l brin9cm. 0u2
flin0t BON ]pornbcrcin ctlpu2 pci'inlt.
itiid). Ger Stoot2ictrCtur bat lcOcn.
ioaa Die iiibrcnOCn mo cinlhtGrci.
den Scnut@mitQliC0Cr ilbCr Oic Non.
6cl@pCrtr00c iorOirt uno %Qc'lnocr,
0ab tic ciucu ouocrcn Ston0pltt
pcrtrCtCn luic Ger 0Clltldc Hcid)3tuui.
Ter, Der nculid) 0ubcrtc:: Cine Ncrcdtc
R|cciprocit1t mus bic Nnlta olcr Mun.
6ClapcrirGgC bil0cn. Goiilr hat nlull
i'm Scnut lpcniQ &critdn0ni6. SlC
loiiCn ca IicbCr ollf cl1cn 3olltrlcQ
onfomCl1. Iclttld)lun0 mill eilcn lol.
den aricg nidlt. Gic oucritonllt)clI
SanocI2 &utcrcllcutcu pon 0cn Nor.
mcrn bcrnlli bis ST Den qroBcn Nolt
oeleiirmCn mollCn ultd) felncn 3oll
fric0, Der iilr bCi0c Honncr bo'c Sol
ocn bnbcn lpiir0c. Gcttld)lau0 bat
che cs an ole 9cnrbcitilnN cincS Norl
0clspcrtroQca ging, Die NonocIatom
mcrn 81 Notbc 0ejogcn. Go2 bobel
nnicrc .Scnotorcn in ibrcr SrIbIt
berrlidfcit nidt notbruCnOiG. Ser oItl
Sonoclspcrtrog 5luiidcn Gcut'flon(
mo ocn Icreinigten Stootcn mir(
oui aQc Sale ~QetilnoiAt mcrocll
Neim 9lbid)lliic zines neltcn &crtro
oes ioacn nid)t lcoiglih Die Gc0cnici
iigen 3ugcitdnbniiic beriidiidti8.
iueroen, ionoern aud Die MtciItbeNiin
itigungSflnufcl, meld)e Die &erclnlg
ten Stuoten bishcr cine bon ellrop0t
id)cr auiioiilna pcridliebcnc Music
gurs gegcbcn babcif- ebenIo lpilnldt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-06
Cpu0Du Hnrf.

9cr bnuptid flidite 1riroBni In Baltimore.
IreaI: 800 Ater 2mmsrpnarenoe Charter.
gClo BON guen Giaoilbttleu. StruBcnbnbns
@upNcu5 phfHren hen Snltptetuan1tA nue orct
WtmltCu. gN1rmeS gSnrie3lnmcr tir Sulbe,
Sic ben Sricobbf btt ralbcni g8ettcr bCIubcn.
Rcgrd6ut6pldte an icbr nlibi9eu BrelierL,
ldmnitlib inter iortlp1brcuocr 4tIcpc.
@hrcGu: Nr. u, gSeit'Saratnga'S trabe.
Can't
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-06
WSilhclminu Nucufc.

g. ilurb ant 1. 9}oocmbcr 1909. tt.31 ltbr
NbCloo, Wilbcimiun GuCpic, ST Sabre alt
l&ittuc oC3 OCrliUrhCHCu NCUru NoCptC, SrcuuoC
hCr Sumilic itnb udiuuG@puuli CInQClnnCll. hCr
WCcrolNlnG bciiuunbncu wcltc am Wiittluudi,
NCn :, ltupCmbcr. ltndmIiiuNS > llbr. bon iUrcr
lcptCn @obHulla, 9r. i2I., NcInir' %2tucnrC, aus
iiuiifin0Ct. l3lO-l2J
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-06
Snoic u. Moth.

IS ftarb ant t.. giopcmpcr 1906 9mcuo9.
Suoic n. 9iUtH, - Sabre alt QCliCbic Satin
bon ~, NubH )iOtb. &CJiuuuOtc mo SrCuuoC
Der 6uultItc iilh udtulBspuilit CinOCIuocl, ben
IruIcr. Gcrcnlonic'H am EiCuitnH, ltuhmittdg5
, ubr, IN ibrcr lcBicu yGobnlltQ. Nr. 2O01,
Gnitcrha Aucnnc, bct6apobncIt. EciictulN mi
nutim t3IO#1h
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-06
Nunrao HCdCr

IS iturb am .. gtopcmbcr 1908 Gr. Gunrno
non Nulhuriua @cdcr, sic NccroiNuIl0 iiuoct
Wittluud, Nuhmittngs > ll0r. pom IruuCrbuufc.
NJ, ii1j, Nnnt strnnc, ans ltutt. @tttc, feline
NllmCu,
tl3oibjnNtOu :. Is. nm Seattle. 2Suib.,
3cituuNcn mjAcu Q~ciGliHit topircHD t3lO-2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-06
MUM Snrhnfnmhl-

IS TART am .. 9iopcmbcr 1905. ltorpciIa nm
iaa lDr. Nuuo Spe1utGuh I'M 9tltcr bon GG
[ubrcu. Sic NCeroiNurN finoct am SiCuitnd,
hcu T. AOuCmbCr. 9lu6mlituG5 ) llbr, bon M.
9i1, Siios Srcnlunt Strnic, aus HIATT. NciicBulG
uti Der uGoHoon F0ri GcnlCtcrO".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-06
Sntbarinn StrDblino,

IS iturb i'm ugtugcmciucu 0cutilhcu @rciicns
bCtnl" Srnlt aatbGrtna StruGltnn i'll q. &c
y y'u6ia4iG, ) llbr E'i p6nt @rctt l'tg,' t an" @ai
Der .gNCiiCrM @cmrtcrn" iiNll. NLlO-ln
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-06
Nnrnlinc Mnlln.

IS iturb am 1. !tuucHtCr 1908. GOrmtiiuQ5
II ubr, Caroline Stint TIM gllter uuH Gl &ubrCil.
Sic 5cit bcr NecrotgunB miro lpdtcr nIIBc5ctgt.
I3Og-IO)t ..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-06
Scfanntmadungcn


'hf"A
va TIT 1T ur {, No. q. NOpCmhcr 1905.
"a Stenitna, Der I. gioucmbcr, Gin Iuq 1T,
an mclhcm Die Stnntsluubl gCbulteu piro, mcr.
ocl! ole ltuni4lpalctl SiirCaur IN acndB oCr
0elcBc GcfhluiieH blcibcn.
Nllt ole EcuncHtlihfcii pcs tubIifum5 ncrbcr
ole 1tirttc mic ithlib Gcbulicn luCrocr.
(3lO) Is. Sian Simanms, Wtuhor.
@cinnutmnmnug au SciiFcr Uun gSlrthihnits.
SutnlCn.
Nulttmurc, hcll 20. SftubCr 1903.
Sic EtbOroc bcr EOli6ci Gummtiidrc fiir ole
Staot Baltimore oronct bicrnit auf @runo ocS
753. 9(bihnlitc0 ocs 1. Nrlifcls Der 1iicntlihen
HoGulAccGc (Gbnrtcr) iitr Den l~Sa6ltap. Ticus
itna, ben {. Huucmbcr 1905, bic Smliebuun
alter SSirtbitIaftcu, Ntrtbiduiternnmc, grint.
Gt~nbltiicmcnte uno Sptrituuicul1ocu lltb uucr
ntocrcu EoidlC ait. 100 In hcr Stuot Baltimore
SptrtiIuict NCluobuIid OCriuuit lucr6cn. mo
nCrbjCtCt Den &Crfuui rlo Ole yiCfcrulg BON
Spirituotct in o%cnieIbcn an bcidgtcm 2Sublz
tdGc.
Wcurnc ". sSinis,
Games ". Breton,
SBOmaS I. SBrnud,
tltuU3-lOD YuIlbCt-0uIHmlliurc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-06

SCllildllQllC Ciit NCfCu)lCrC gCDQll0.
lima Scitcn2 unicrCr NbidGGunQ Der
g%crthc importirtcr Mourcn III 0cu
3|oubGuicrn. Gllrd) oCn &crtroH uon
1880 nut Gcut'hlouO Ocn &crciuigtcn
StuatCn Ollie S0Bc iCinc2 (orii2 SIT
Qciton0Cn udhrCuO bic &crciniatcn
StootCu rlr IN mtniQcn Nrtifcln -
Mcinc, Spirituoicn, @cn0lOC @iI0s
hnucrorbcitcn @cinhc'c II. O1l. - &c
rirQrijQiQc 3uacit0nnnilic Ncn1oht Ii.
Oicic 3lQclt0n0ni0c jltm (bCll 0llrd)
d'jton0ic 3oIlbchO1oInn0 micOcr III
NruQr Qcltclt bobcl1. NuB Is III INT
irrcm Nutcrc''c llcat, clncn Murtt
ser idhrlId g&00rcn I'M Wcrtbc bon
2OO N}lOloncn Collars bon ms fault
SIT crhultcn, llcQt an Der NOr0. Gin
ioIdC3 Wcld)d't I0hul SIT lcgclL ut
nIdlt flt0.
Bon NoibjnQton fam 0lclCr Gage
Die 9}odriht ooB Scuutor NIorih
BON Nho0c %2ldn0 ClllCn (0rt' nod
:, on.,,i, h,bc
",'''',,',, nr r.,,a,, ,,M NIX
'' ,,>,,, ,,0,, ~, Sin ;ort ihor
~. n.,,,1;rn n,irrcr>cr TiroIcr
W,,cr 7,r NIT ioDd,rn InrNcrunorr
rll'rm IlcllCH @ollocI3oFrlr"ac N'tuoe-
SIT llljlloHFloII'oliWT SWlpIctlHlV'ltl'
III OCH &NV0 AVl'1i 'oVtoc'| W lc'ul
noroil@jl'1'o'I'' S"'r IoVrpV'| "pCt' 'l''
"o'I' l'll "o''oV''o'li'u9e 5a S'""'
Ut 'o''''''V'' "''"' '''I' u" o"'r''" ~
I'ul''''' uu"''' ''''' ''"'" ~'","9'"'''
not. Sic lucn0cn Die Wurimol 30nc
cbcniuua All umctifanii6c gSoorcn
ar. Nlld inner 9tudbar int Nor0cL
cDCuioll2 ciurr uuicrcr bcltcu Nbncb
nlrr, rilitct nit ciucm Mnrimol mo
Minnnal (orii QcNcn inns. Hic Der
CulluuIItUt NllUll6lllNllltl CtllulI'
=, ,,,,,; or,,,,to,, ,,,;t ;hrn,, 81,
nr;,n,, i,rt;, i,,r Hr, Nr;r,in ,ci
,,,an ,r1hn, c;,i, Sos, c;r Mori
,,,,,I ms. Minin,nl 5orii ciroci;ihrt
,nrrnc Wor mira ,ih il, g2oihirotnp
noh hciirrcn miiiipn nb co mnh)1r
,hon If urirrr bcitru gbiotn,0rftc il,
G,roor ~ itrllrr
SoH "l''P'o'''o'H St'''oN p'H
Sluo'' S'P0t''"'''.iH N"' ',Uj ~,
t'''9 I''' 't','9N'' S'U0J." "'' wv
o'''',"lI" >o' l"''u'," ." 11'',", ",,',''
N"'.o,'''''t'"", o'Iun" az SS.',"N
,'" IVY" ~" u','
''"'''''',' Nol'",,,N hIf
iU' ~ H,i,"' 'y,'' >> h$,l ,,a,,
~" %T'' u''t, ,n.nm rn,
,r,n w.. e+n,nnnttrrn~ ,nh non,
SD sttm,tGMon ono;nu,, ,ui
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-06

Hmcrifaner iein mub. &on'nl SoD
III Canton bait oic m%oiienbo'tc Scr
brcitltna Scr @oucott %jtcrotur iitr
oo2 Wtoiiotrc p~cronuuortItd.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-06
Sin Sd)ritt in Scr rcdytCn Gidtuug
epart 70 Yru5cnt M nllcn critilniiiaen

VtHtUWWTNIW
Sin fbbucr Surp. cHtrucnCr nit
ffluur6cm Iud uocr uctBCm uocr
QruuCm Fliiib uctCrSnN NNcS fir
SurQ StniuB, YcQrdbnib glnScige,
GiubullnmirllnQ Der Htlbe, CTE
LTuuCrilur, u guur pdIuI UuBe, ~
SetimlHG hcS SrubCs.
GClDCmuuNCu ulIo , 1Ciue Gltibrn.
Millidm Guut, Scihcubctnttcr,
gOrtbs mo @rcCumuuut IOc. l'etoc IclcgDOlte
CSuul7. GMitc .iuL)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-06
Baltimore SCnlCtCrg.

@lrcnu: 6rnutlu AlOa, Baltimore. II. Nortbftr.
gCOrdbnihpldBc gum &crfaui pom SO an,
mil Murmurpfoitct ubgcgrcn5t, SD Eiu9
iiir OIrc Nrdbcr. tEuItll6l0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-06

EomlanO's tiirfiidc TGocr.
eanttnblc. @ebanbc, @oitamt 0rncn. StctS offeu'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-06
lorraine.

WlalcriIG Gartartia Hricolitl.
g3cItli9 oon, H%HaIbroof EN- lno ctne 91lbe
Nortb 9loCuucs6ur. 6rcie Nulihcu gIubmtitugs
an terminus. Grrtic BON @cArabnikpIabcn lett
ip,{tcQ. Qeidtc NcbtnannQCn. 5Clcp6un -
Cation 223, 0Rrcun: Trauiliu. uuo @tnOior.
Ruuos. Yerlunat gEuidare. (Uiui4. tS,I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-06

Sic Glciihtrnn 9uronc
lpcbrcn lid init Mdnocn un0 6iiBWl
gcgcn lore Ero}cliirlmN. Sic pcrlun
gen icbt, ooB Ole Nntlo1cn qcgcn oct
Srllt tlC0Cr0cldIuacn mCr0Cn lou.
ten, lucil Ole &Crtrctcr 0Ca Srllit9 lei
ncr5cit Gin llcbrrcInronm1cn nit oc.lr
Corporations GommliiGr @oriicl0
0ctroflcL DOB 003 NuuciamotCrial
Der llntcrIlld)lu1G Dor Dem GommiiI0r
Den @ltnoe3 @roBNcldNporcncn nid)t
porgclC0t mcroCn 'ulltc. Cine mint
0iGc Nll3rcoc. Gonmiii0r WurfiCl0
bat ld)pcrllh 0u9 NCd)t cincn ioIdcn
Euft nit Dem (rlit cin5uQehcn. Ger
Hcri6t @nriicl0'3 bClQitCt ilbriQcna
Den TlCildtruit lidt cinmal. Moa
0arilbcr betunnt gcluor0cn, gin0 0us
raul blllall@, DAB Der Ilciid)trult MIR
mln5lqc Erofitc l1ud)c. Nla Nelas
ltlunN1nlutcriul miir0c 0cnlnud Scr
@nriicl0ihc @cridt nld)t id)mcr mic
gen. 2r1oI J.
llebcr oic llr q ) cn, 5 c
5ltr Grnlor0lng Der unerifonild)cn
N~tlitutl0rc III Sicl1d)olu gciilbrt bos
ben, gttCn Sic Nofrid)tcn nod ans.
cindir0cr. GincrlCi, Oh Die Miiiio
mare lid QCucigCrt. 0u9 Ibicllcrn
elmer 2anonc bel elmer tScltlidtCit scr
Gprfbelpo9ncr SIT gcltotten. oocr Oh
tic, ipit ilbcr Sonoon gcnlcloct Miro,
dinclildc @otCnbiIocr mCggcnun,'
men unO lih 0%Uucigcrt, oielelbcl
lplcocr ulla5ltllciCrlL oaS &crboltcn
Der WiiiinnGrc lhcint nid)t flllg &c,
luclcn III lcln. Cine G%unumiiiion miro
Die Sud)c mltCriuhcn. Sic hinCii'
Idle HeQicrun0 bat bcrcita Die crcm.
pIoriid)c @%cltroilng Der Miorocr BE-.
loblet, mo 10 miro ole Yll9elegcnbcit
cine 5uiric0cnitcllcnbe Grlcoigun8
iin0cr. Ter &priau jciat iibrigcn3,
5llnlol or alcid) ali Den Ingrifl ollf
6en nmerifoniihcn Nomtirol Srnill
folNt mic tici1ebcn0 ilnb oilsaeocbnt
Ole grbittcrung in Gbina aegcn 0Ie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-06
Is. & y uuc nh. ScIcpboue.
8. Sauocr 4. EUhnc,

2cidenbeitnttcr nub 6in0uliumirrr.
Nr. 1908 uno 1910, Euntuns9 tucuuc, uno
Stouit.Sdr NnftimurtsS Sir. mo Sruaolung,
Snbrifnnten nun GntrntfGaSfcts.
Sebt0|
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-06

aoicr Nifolu us hot bic
6or0crun0cn Der 6innI0nOcr bCuil.
li1t. Die 0ittotur lit oonlit oriQ2.
hobcn mo Oic @UpoltmobrcNcul
FIcMpc'9 mo oc9 @cncrul Nouucr.
ncllr2 Sobrjfoif limo olrBcr 0roit g..
lest. Gonnit crb0It oo2 mroBiiiritcu
tbum lcinc Observation-Disclosures
5uriid, ulO oomit lit Elm QroBcr
Shritt sur ScrlbiNlutg oc2 &onoc2
Qctbon. Eic So}ioliitcn mo Hruos
l%ution0rr, Die cine %o3l0lung 6inl.
lambs pom Nublono onitrcbclL lpcr.
Ocn QcQcn Die rubigCrcn NCp0lfc.
runA@l6id)tCn nidt ourhorin0cu. Is
miro imor bCridtct. ouB Stuocutcn
cine prouiiorilMc 9icQicrlmQ crridtrt
b0ttcn; o0cin Die Nuhriht bcOurf
nod Der Ncit0ti0lm0,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-06

Ger Stout Orc0On Bet
5ur Belt mrcbr &olfapcrtrctcr I'M
3uhtboua, ula I'M Gon8rcB.
Sic .Ncw Dort @orIr"
idrcibt: Sos gauge %ono mortct
olti Ocn NllaioQ scr l&oblen in 9tCm-
yorf. &cromc'3 GonoiDotur lit ictt
national 1Seinc Grlu0bIun0 lit cine
notiotfdlto Erdlc." 0o4 bciBt Den
gicu ?Jorfcr N8oblcn ocnn Ood) cine
Ycocutlm2 bcjIcgcu, Die lie nic luno
nlH4A6r AqRS!+
Gcrln 6citi9c Nor0mcil il.
ittrnL orr WtIttc porilcn WiorrQt2 ir
scr 9torbicc rpiltGctc, bat ldrmcrc
Spicr g%eior0crt. Scr ShiiialoQqCr
y9urbbdiC" '6nS GI9flCtb lit nit nclm
Munn @cioBung mn0 0rci Slider
iabr5cugc oltS GinfcnUGr0cr NIT
licbcn Wionn mtcrgcNon9cn. Mus
G%llrbaOcn miro qcnlCloct, ooB BORT
pier3cbn groBCrc Sdiiic nit ihIDcrcr
@oOorie cinNcidIcppt murOcn. @2-
iuntcn iilt6 iiinf S6iiic nit OicrjtJ
W}orm 0cloblung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-06

SIC Qcitri0c Nu@Nobc Scr
,9}cu ?Jorf 9&nrl0" bruttc cine reid
imtitrirtc Wcilogc ijbcr Oo2 rWr06crc
Baltimore, boa ncll ans Der AlAc
Critunocu lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-06

25,OOO Eolcn in Gbitu0o
moucn IN ibr oltca NotcrIuno }lwild
tcbrrl, - mcnn oiclc@ polltdnOi9c
Trcihcit Crlongt bat mno Ole HlI5c
micocr bcracitcllt lit. Sic mcrocu Die
NCimtebr mpbl nod IulNC binulI2s
idiCbcn t0nncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-06

Euul GcroulcoC . { t
irouB0iildc Hod)c Noroc NM @riin.
Der Der Eotriotcn &i9o lit ans Der
%crbunmlng nodl 6rontrcjh }urild,
0ctcbrt. Gr5ittcrc @crmoujo, Gas
Nohc0cbriiu oc@ MmuIbc,ocu miro
lulC0Cr loagchCn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-06

SoII man Sic tuorutCn
oca Nbio'cr acnpon 0ollcN2, Ole orn
Stuocntcn Stuart Elcrlou bel Der
Nuinobntc in cine &crbmoml an Gin
Giicnbobn @clciic Icl'c.lym, no CT
iibcriubrcn II, Qct0otct wur0G mnba.
iinniN oocr lcid)tiinnlGc l}orocr utli.
men?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-06

Co& cell ii9cItC " + t
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a0ni0c" bot iilr orn Nr,usm Voui2
pom Nottcnbcro tcinc wc.um1 Co9
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icbcn.I Micr borrtc Nuy Oh. hohen
@uitca. oIlcin Is muroG u,cr Him mo
id)ltcblid) bolb Iiinl mn Ger cnulliuc
2lomirol mar nod njdlt yta1croficn.
3pon5iA 0tinuten Dor = llNr cyihitIr
Ct. Ter llriinrmmcdicl Nga &rin;cn
bate oic &er5oacrlnQ o.s Nynth&
pcriduIoct. Moriuc Sug,tlr Bono.
portc ioQ ii6er ole %crE5l1rno Nc$
Nciltd)cS red)t peritjmu, 1cuciru
icin; nm 10 mehr, Ou cr Nlgn02 cine
politiidc Hehe III 6rc0crJt M halter,
pcriprodlcn bette unN Ha1t 0oron
mar, Den 3ue 81 peuiolmcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-06

Gin Ncm9 ortrr Hruurns
rrdta &crcin bat I'M Nor,Um Goiino
elm @ubllofal einAcrlhl,t Muhlbc
ante ulo &nlpcttorcu uuorut.
Mobl5cttcl bclhnilt nm ow Aubl-
tuNc bon / bis 6 GrOucu mjhlu }il
loiicu. guc 6roucn inn sum- Stint
men cin9clnOcn. Sjc molten 'th Dor
Idltiig nal i'm Stimmcu lloyn ol.
nit lies orocntIih tomcm mCm
ibncn ooa @obIrcNt u|utumumt
miro. Gas miro nbcr lr l,aU Nurt
mobl nod lun1c oullrru.
The Caldwell tribune., 1905-02-25

Inc testimony of Japanese writer
In the Atlantic Monthly, that one rea
son for Japanese success is the devo.
ton OF the people to memories of their
ancestors, Is borne out by an independ-
ent story which comes by way of the
London Times.
Three hundred years ago one Of tho
Tokugawa clan received from his faith
er the province Of Dwarf, and a num-
Der Of little statues of horses cast IN
gold' with direction to preserve them
until some national emergency arose
Although feudalism fell In 1874 and
the house Of Dwarf became quite moor
its successive heads strictly obeyed tho
injunction of their ancestor nnt,I q
short time ago.
Then the family, believing that q na.
tional emergency had arisen. trans
ferred the secret hoard, amounting 70
half a million dollars of AmerIco ~
money, to the national treasury 49,
afterward publicly informed the sn,r,t
OF their ancestor that the trust had
been faithfully performed,
The Caldwell tribune., 1905-02-25
Actresses Are shor,-Itved-

There 1s gap Of twenty years left
by the death Of Nine. Janauschek and
Mrs. Gilbert. The latter WAS over so,
and the great Bohemian actress was
nearly 76. Among the women of the
stage who survive there Is not one
who approaches either Of these famous
artists in the matter Of years. Clara
Morris Is less than 65; Mrs. Yeamans
hovers In the same neighborhood, and
the score of famous actresses of the
last generation who still tread the
boards are all in the neighborhool
Of go.
Actors seem to live longer than their
sisters. A year ago, before death be-
gan to thin their ranks. Couldock
JEFFERSON, Stoddard etc. mad a hun
dred living contemporaries, and many
of them are still living, although they
have passed the age Of 81. Most Of
the favorites Of the stage seem to dron
away before they reach 80. Marie
Jansen saw her zenith before she was
30. and she went into obscurlty before
she reached 40. Pauline Markham. of
whom 1t was said Her arms are like
the lost arms Of Venus" went into
oblivion at 40, and now she is In care
OF a Harlem tenement house.
Marion Manola is yet under 80. but
where Is this once brilliant prima
donna of the Mccall Opera Company
now?
The Caldwell tribune., 1905-02-25
REPTILES OF PENNSYLVANIA.

Ratt1eanakes and Copperheads Are
Conmon-Latter More Dangerous
The mountain regions Of PennsylVa-
mia are the natural haunts Of the rattie-
snake, says the Philadelphia North
| American, and almost everyone VINO
has been with any great frequency IN
the wilder localities has seen this
dreaded reptile lying coiled and silent
until disturbed by the approach OF an
intruder. Usually the warning Whlr
from the rattle Of the snake puts the
hearer on his guard, and he gets away
without injury.
Comparatively few persons are bit
ten by the rattlesnake, and the ones
who are bitten seldom suffer fatal re-
suits.
Bites by the copperhead are Of more
frequent occurrence, both for the rea-
son that these snakes are more numer-
GUS In settled communities and be-
cause 1t strikes without warning.
The Pennsylvania copperhead Is one
Of the biggest Of his species, sometimes
growing to the length of three feet.
He is also one Of the most fretful, at
tacking at the smallest opportunity.
Although found most frequently in the
hills, he often takes refuge In dead
grass, which is nearly the same color
as himself Because Of this habit peo-
pie often tramp ON him and the nearly
always bitten for their lack Of caution.
As q rule, all snakes try to get away
from man as quickly as they can, es-
pecially the big blacksnake. The lat
ter, however, when cornered or held
with a forked stick, will strike as vi
ciously as any rattler.
While the eggs Of snakes and turtles
agree In being leathery and light in
color, they differ in the fact that turtle
eggs are nearly spherical while snake
eggs are elongated or oval.
1t 10 the common belief that the lit
tie, smooth skinned creatures found In
the water and beneath stones and logs
are lizards. but this Is not true.
The genuine lizard lives in dry
places and has scales on Its body, while
the more common reptile that is erro-
neously called lizard Is a salamander,
of which there are several species.
Some of these have tail fms and al
ways live In water. Others do not
have the tail fms, and leave the water
when they complete their metamor-
phosis.
Pennsylvania saIamanders belong to
the class of amphibians, or animals
that live during parts of their lives in
water. They always undergo meta
morphosis. have no scales and are
common; while lizards always have
scales, do not live In water, and are
very rare In this state.
Both are harmless. and may be
caught with the bare hands with ne
possible danger Of injury by them.
The Caldwell tribune., 1905-02-25

tor the inventor to devise anything
that would add to its convenience.
Here, however, is a contrlvance for
preventing papers blowing from the
window, a most aggravating annoy
Rnce In high building, where
draughts are plentiful. The invention
consists Of any suitable number of
lazy tengs, which are secured to the
lower part Of the sash and to the sill
Of the window frame by strips. The
lazy tongs are pivoted to a number
Of horizontal guide bars, the ends Of
the bars engaging with upright
groVed guides In the window frame,
the whole forming a guard sufficient
to screen the opening between the sill
and the lower rail Of the sash when
the latter Is raised, to prevent bills,
checks and other papers upon the desk
of an office from blowing out Of the
window. Abner Johnston, Of Long
Island City, is the patentee.
The Caldwell tribune., 1905-02-25
To Heat or Cool the Bed.

The invention shown in the illus
tration below reminds us Of some Of
the methods used by our forefathers
This device, for heating or cooling
beds, is taken from the old custom Of
placing bottles or other receptacles
containing hot water in the bottom of
the bed, and sometimes under the pill
lows. In those days steam heat or
furnaces were unknown, and the only
rooms which we're kept warm were
the kitchen and the reception room,
with its time honored open CRATE and
The Caldwell tribune., 1905-02-25
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tube acts as an inlet at one end ana
an outlet at the other, with valves Il
regulate the inflow and outflow. Mo1.
ern, up-to-date hotels and apartment
houses, where every possible want H
provided for, would find this device n
advantage. Connections could be mai.
with the steam heat radiators to ann.
ply heat to keep the bed warm, whlla
in the hot summer days ice water q
cold air could be supplied. as Ia dons
in number Of the latest, improved
theaters. The idea is more practical
than appears at first sight.
The inventor Is Isaiah II. Finchum
Indianapolis, Ind.
The Caldwell tribune., 1905-02-25
Which WA Ripl,r2

just before the election old Patrick
McGibben. an enthusiastic Democrat
took 1t upon himself to see that his
neighbors voted the right ticket. His
erort with one Of them brings out
clearly an important difference In the
way two forsign-born men may con-
slider the race question.
All US Irish is fer Parker" he said
to Mike Flaherty'B son, who had de-.
clared his intention Of casting a Re-
publican ballot.
You are" replied Flaherty. "But
I'm an American"
You're an Irishmanw thundered
Pat. Your father and mother were
both born in Ireland"
And I was born in America"
What difference does that maha
then3 II them kittens there was born
in the oven would you call them bis.
cuits?"