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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-22

ln0 u%n0cluielcn lmtr0c, Dinner orei
Eogcn ooS Sono 5u ucrlaiicn. Sie
bebcn olld) lctne lp0tcrc politiihcSbG.
.,qfeit hcruor unO crmGhucn beioll-
ocrS ietne meiitcrhnitcn, ghlno 1919
III Der Don ibm icIbit 81 Ncioelbera
acgriinoeten o0eutitcu 3eihuua" CT
ld)icnenen Nrtitcl, III mcldcn cr ole
oeut't)c &criniilmQ9irnQe bebun0elte.
(@erpiml9 bottc icitoem Iitcroriid)
tbGtiN III NciocIberQ Qclcbt. Ser
Itinmt iibcr Sen Sang ser politiidcn
Greigniiie, itorb cr ooiclbit am is.
NfGr5 1870
II II q ii ltiQr (uufen.
@ic ans Bremen tclcarupbiih &c.
meloct miro, crreQt BORT cine iocbcn
aetroffcnc @ntihciOuu0 oeS Scnat2
groBc NitiregmG. 0drnot iiuo Die
in Den Ictten iiinf &obrcu pom Guitur
Wtollrib p%oll5oaencu (uuien mil lmo
nidtig, neil er, elmer ncllcrlid1cn Ont.
ocdlln1 5lfolge, bel oenl Nftc iolid)c
tSormeln sur Inmen0lng brohtc. Die
Grreaung lit I'M @nd)icn bcoriiicn,
uuo ein M%oiienproteit biirite Die
n1d)Ite Solge iein.
Som @ebictc Scr &unit.
Die aud IN Ncu Dorf beiteus be.
tonntc SGngcrin Mmc. Nine Ncte
be9ann Elm @nItlpicl I'M f0niqliGcu
Spcrn6mlic nit Clio IN. y2ubena
grin" unb 5fpdr nj Oaltidcr Sprod)e,
mas o%llgenein lobeno mnrrtomt
miro.
Sorob @ernborbt 9oitirt olloen.
blidIih in StroBburg mo fommt in
Scr nGd,iten @od)e nnh Berlin.
@erbaro Souptmom's Sdjoulpicl
oHoie 9erno" III in obocihmudter
fron5oitidcr llcberieblng in YoriS
3llr Nliililbrung gelonat. Der Or
iolg mar mdBig.
Hidoro StrouB miro ieiuc ne,lc
Sper oSolome" i'm nGditcn Scrbit
am 0reSoener Soitbeoter 5llr critcn
guiiiibrlmQ %brin9cn. Die NopitGt lit
bcreits iiir Sitrin IN Stnlieniif an
gcnommen moroen.
Die Se5ciliou bot i6r ncltcS glllSs
ItelllngSbmu9 in Berlin mnter cnt-
iprcGenoen 6cierli6feitcn cr0iinet.
Ger oTelti6e aiinltlerbuno" inolls
Gurirte BORT 5lgleid ieine 5meite9luS-
ltcllitng, Die ilbcrnitS reid beihidt lit.
9efrou6otioneu in
00hmeu.
Nod elmer telegrop6ii6cn Wiel-
Dung aus Erog limo IN Der c5ediihcn
%SrrenonitoIt 3lup llnteri6Io9ungel
BON iiber 5rpei MiQionen aroncn ert.
oedt morocn. Die 9etriigercien iilo
ieit Sobren I'M @onge gelueien.
9luS Heihcnberg in Vobmen miro
berid)tet, DAB Der &al1lrer Der c5ed)ls
ihen &orihuBfniie in Ylonino, 30
lo5na nit gtolncr, ilad) groBell llnters
i6logungcn gciliid)tet lit. Die @e.
BORDEN nebmen an, ooB er lif nod
Mmerifu ~gcpon0t bat.
Sturm haOen in g d) | G.
lien.
Die GroUin5 Sdleiien lit wGbrenb
ser lesten Gage Don einem iurd)tbo-
rem llnpettcr beimgeillft moroeu.
Cine gr0Bcre An5obl Weniden iinO
bonn 9lib gct6otet woroen, uto Elm
gelpoltigeS 5o8eIuetter bnt Sen Sau-
en- itperen Shnoen 5l9efiiat Oeiicn
Sobe nod uitt abgeiddet perOen
fonnte. Bon uielen Srten Der Tro-
bling lorlien gIeidlautenoe Weloun9en
perbcercn0e @emitterItiirme eiu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-22
Baltimore S~ampi.Eafct.Gu.
(lIfr uuo suuerl1fitae VoisQtuie.O

Die Ger. Sinatens 8oit helDroernb.
Sampler iu6ren tigli6. GonltngS aISgenou'
men. bon ben .Q'ni cine "giers. Nr. i0-is.
Htobt Sirubc, $50 gbcuoS. brett nud Slo
POint Comfort. GorfoIf, Portsmouth uno allen
1%snint l5o, UfS T nut r 9 SeHIO'i @iisn2bobm m @tS
MiGmoro. &erniubuuG In GurtSmDitb nit benz
.GeGborrb gtr cine" fnltOen 3ug BON Vorlss
mouth nah GItluutu. @H 9%iorioIt &er6tnoune
init Der o%gtluniic COAT Cine. 9%Inrtult mo
Carolina gipriolf nno iiblib. yurfolf uno
ipcitli6 ino oClo Dominion Cine" nnb gIelus
bern. Mdibin0ion nc, lino Nihnono, lG.
WlabI3eitel rnd curopdifbem 4!0ne. Hnrls
ri5fe Nniittet3inrncr. clettrtibc NeIeubtune.
@nmplbet8tnA, 0uiet fret. Heferbirte 0aiftcns
simmer III beu 0iGetsNireunr Oct Ban Cine"
Or. 32t. gSeits Baltimore Strabe, gir. 506 nro
b0s, Gi1btsStrnbe, z. ". e. Office. Siiooit'Gde
Baltimore lno 9alnertsS trnbe, Continental
Truit Nuilotna Ino Ilbaugb'S, G6arless mo
qerin9tunsS trabe.
Sobn VI. Sbrruopb, q. 0ruun,
8iceslSrii, II. @ciI. Wianugcr. Sen Bal. sNgent.
(Se62-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-22
Garslano unS Eennigluania Yabn

2iipe betlafen NoribsIoenie Citation:
7.3O Born. nnh 9ort tdgIib, auseenom'
men SOHniHlS.
$40 gorm. nnh GcItd, MIR Gonntags.
$50 rudb Neiait, idgli6, aisseuommen
SOuniaGa.
1926 Mad5ri. nd6 gorf. tdeIif. auseenoms
men Confines.
400 gadm. nan 0eIia. mir Sonniaes.
ago mad Celia. tdslit, ailsgenommen am
Spnniaq.
600 gafnt. mad 9eIair, fdgIid, ansaenom.
men Sorntdg6.,
10. 90 gbenos nab Nelntr, rur Sonniaes.
1f.45 glbenhs nab eeIatr. Wlittipo6 unb Sanl'
ii1Q.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-22
Nus 9entidlanb.
pSnntc @uf" madJt iidD Gorge i'm
Den Safer.

Gin llebcrmoB bon Nniorocrumgen
oller 9lrt an Sen Monarder. -
Die bonoelSpoIitiihen 9c5ieblm.
gen 5piidcu Canada un0 Dem
ReiHc. - SohihuI.Gonilift cno-
lid o%eiinitip bcigelegt. - Verli'
ncr Sptiniitcn frcrtcn lid ilbcr
Cilcu 6euorItcbcnocn 9eitd iran'
30iiidcr 9%an0mirthc. Seine
l%lcbcrnobmc BEG Eroteftorat3
ii6cr sic &atbolifcu I'M Orient &c
plant. NQerlci SnterclIontc5.
@crlin, 81. Wtoi. - Die Sol.
iiide 3eitlmo" mod)t iid Sorgcn I'M
SEN Suiicr. ,Git oenu 9tiemono I'M
Stuate o0er bel Sole" fra9t lie ernit
rno bGnglid, Der iid bcruien iiibIt
Ben Safer BON oem llebermnB uon
Nnior0erun9et oGcr 9lrt 5u id)iibcn?
Salt iif fein StootSmom ucrpiIid).
tet, 0enSerri6er enolid nit ruuidCn.
Den, %pompboiten &ernnitoItlmgeu 81,
neri6onen, oertcn ielbit ieine riiitige
Groit allf sic 9oucr nidt gelpohien
Ieiu fam, 6ercn uulnterbrodcneNui
cinonoeriolgc oIIgemod img}oIfc nidt
mlr Remembering. ionoern oud De
umrlbiglmN cr5cuQcH muB?"
nGoqtGglih @cgcgnnqen, Gm.
pf6ngc, 6citmnbIc, Nusiliiae, @ciif.
tigunQcm" idbrt nTonte GoB" tort,
lit eS ga nidrt ltounenslpertb, mic Der
&erridcr ar Sen ieItlihcn &eronitoI-
tlmgen uno Gbnlifcn Obliegcn6citcr
iiberhnupt nod Belt obGetpinncn
fam, INN sic 9fcgieruna8gcidditc nit
iener @epiiIcnboftigfeit ST. erleoiGen,
sic ,Se0crmom ionit All ibnl gcm0bnt
iIt?"
ltno in oieier &erbinoung crinncrt
Die 3eitung Ooron, 8uitap 6rcitog
babe idon 1871 lcin @eoenten geGlls
bcrt, neil sic ulte ipartoniihc Gin,
Iodbeit i'm 9eomtenthun, i'm Seerc
uno I'M Iolte lett MISUNDERSTANDING
oeS oelttidcn Heid)eS iidtli6 I'M
S6pinocn begriiien iei. Die politi-
iden Ratbgebcr ocS aoiiers, 10 beiBt
cs oarn meiter, bGtten oie Giliht,
bcu llcbcrciier ser 6ofbeamten 81
5ilgeln mO 6iiriorge 5u t%reiien, baB
ocs aoiiers 3eit uuo &ruit nidt, ME
bisber, iiir Meiien uno 5eite in iolb'
ii6ertriebenem MoBe beoniprltd)t
miiroe.
q 80 couoA ( m Z ronp II
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-22
Norbbeuti9er 0lobb.
GsselmGfige Sampfidifffabrt
diutidlen

Gsselmafige Sampfidifffabrt
diptidlen
Baltimore nno Bremen
ourh sic neiten unb e%rprobten, nit
alien 9eqliemlihfeiten nerie6enen
BoItoampfer eriter &laiie:
y&bein," r9ranoenburg,"
.Nedor," .Gbemnit,"
yMain," r9reslau."
Die @rpeoitionstase iino Wie foIgt:
bon Baltimore:
y8reslau," Wtittmof, 0en "a. Wtai,
9 llbr NotmittogS.
,GoIic(," SamItog ben q. Woi,
> ltbr NodmittngS.
yGbemnit," Mittpod, Sen 81. Wot,
. llbr Nodntittog5.
y9ronocubrwg,~ Wtittuod, Ocn Z.
SUM, . llbr NoAmittogS.
plain" MittmodL Den IA. Srnli
9 llbr gtodmittogS.
8neite aaiiite-S
Bon $50, 90 AT.
8milbenbeds.G aiiage'B reiie::
BON baltimore nao sremen. .... $500
Vuu Bremen nadi Baltimore $500.
RunbrriIe.ginet uuu Baltimore aadt Bremen
nmo Snriid S1t,50.
8eqen Srabt unb a,aifaee ipenoe man ib
an bic acknowledgement
Y. Sdnmad,er & &c.,
SIR. 7. Siib.8ap.S trabe,
ootr
G6marb Raine,
Office bts .Tsutiaeu GnrrtispnbtnteK."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-22
9ambnrssNmerifa

. 2caen ~ 9uuer fit 2uuOon uuO Raris an.
Sambnra-Tmerifa'Sinic
81 8roo6mop. Nem.Oorf.
Irtbnr VI. TObiOn,
1877 Oits9oltimorc' Str.
Nm aIten 9lase.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-22
SsirminatOu. g bdlt in

Nilet 9lIrcdltr; g~iUropeit Gde Charles. uuo
SurdtoAns Strube %. M. Is. ", .Scbdloe), Hr.
526, Glib NroaoluGD, nj. 9ioDGl' Stntion ooer
Nam0en- StdtiuH.
:. q. Winrtin. UtQr. Pdf. Traffic.
Z. u. Naiiet, Scr. NRnii NlnenI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-22

Strabe.
5euer.S eriiderinas.s aenten.
Some Srielblp Societp, 1926, Gin.
ben . apenlie.
%. z. Sbadelforo & Co., 2, Oft.
SarotogaItraBe.
Senrp M. @ariieIo MopnD, 210,
Sit-2erinatonItrobe.
9irdbeob & Con, 214, SIt.2erina.
ton StroBe.
SenneB & Eaplor, 306, OIt.2.ring.
toni Strobe.
turner & EboMas, 2. OIt.Saratoea.
StraBe.
I. .. SeIoen, II, Sit.BIeaiant.
StraBe.
8ltdbon0lmg.
Mrs. SO. Mortin, 7t5, @eIt.2pring'
ton StroBe.
Seneriifere MobeI. 2agerunQ.
@rabam'S 8arebouie, Yarf . apenue
unb 0olpbin.S troB.
8rlln6eigentbums. Rafler.
Bierre 6. Suedn & 0epbeiu, t6,
Seriuatou-S troRe.
Bidder equiIiten.
Che NDers & SidS 60, 104, Glib
2oiparb.S traBe. ., ua.,
@aubol3'SGnoler.
EboS. NattbepS & Son, Canton
abenue unb aIbemarle- StraBe.
Geo. s. Sloan & Bro, did, Sight"
StraBe.
9led)- unb emaiuirte StabItpaaren.
Hotional @naMeling & stamping
Co., 100, Sanouer.Stress
9mnpfmaidinen, aeiieI II. Bumper.
8aIloce StebbinS & Cons, Charles.
uno 2ombarb.G traBe.
2anbmirtidaftlide @erdtbe unb Cd.
mereten.
@riffitb & Burner Co., 205, Rorb.
Bacaitrabe.
SrnamentaIe 9rabt,arbsiten.
Duiur & Co., 311, R..$opdro.S ctr.
Sdnitt. unb aur3paoren.
GrmItrong, Gator & Co., 106-18.
!Sopfins. BIace.
Sertsl & 60. 100. Cop.
finS-Blace.
ShIren, Senfterrabmen II. 8auleaiir.
8. Batfin8 & 60, Bratt. ,nb
Breiioent.S trabe.
StnupftabofS L. S%obrifanten.
Y. Starr & Co.. 436. Noro-G aIpert.
Stro5e.
3eitidrtften . Raaa5in etc.
Stems Co., 318, BeIt.
@erman-S trabe.
Sr.e6boie,
2oitbon Parf Cemetery, Office 81,
@eit.S arafoga.S traBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-22
@eswa(r
uon eupfeblcnsmertbex Sinaas.,
Guorus. uuS Gnbetail.1 eidGfteR.
Gtnan5telIes 3.
9onfeu.

! II
@anfen.
Sirit 9ationaI 9anf, 16, @eit.Sara.
togo . StraBe; s. 8. Sereuion,
grdiibent; s. 9. 8iIcor, Raiiirer.
Sorniers' ono RerGants' IationaI
9anf, sol, Roro.GbarIes .StraBe;
gbas. Z. Crane, Brdiioent; Garter
IS. Ssburn, 9niiirer.
9eutide 9anf, 2erinston. unS Soni.
ap.Strabe; q. s. SduIa 8rGii.
bent; Gueuit 8eber, 8afiirer.
Commercial ono 6armers' 0ational
9anf, Soporo. unb @erman-Str.
@eltern NationaI 9ant, Ia, Roro.
gutow'S traBe; Soibua g. Sarpep,
Yr6iioent; %. Narriott. 3aliirer.
Drobers' ono NedanicS' 0ational
9anf, @utotp. uno 5apeite.S Ctr.
S%par6anfen.
Central Sapings @ant, Charles.
unb 2erin9ton.S traBe.
ganfiers uno WofIer.
SambIeton & 60, t2, OIt.9egineton.
Strabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-22

Ya7c, Ya1e!
Snr Teiie ms gnsIanss beiorst 6.
Taimef Wr. III, Sts YantS trake.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-22
Ole cuuooiid e 6roge IN
SEN Sari II Inter
9un0lungen.

Die oclttihe Negierunq beabiid).
tigt, bel ben fommen0eu Snrif-llntcrs
banollmgcn nit oen Ser. Staotcn
olld Die 6roge 81 rtgeln, mie cullas
bidder @eiSeu un0 cnna0iideS Mei-
5cnmebl eincm boberem 3ol inter
uorien meroen fomnen, menn lie ilbcr
Nmeritu tran9portirt mer0en, nud)-
Dem Gas SnnoelSabtommen NIT ga
uooo obgeidoiit lit. Die banoclSpo-
litiiden 9e5iebungen 5miIten Dem
0elltlten Heife mo Guna0n filbrtcn
befonntlid) Dor rW1o 5mei Sobren 5u
eincm re9elreften 3oltricge. NuI
Sernuloiirng Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
mnren bon ben oberiten 2an6ea. 3oll.
beboroen Nnoronun9en getrofiet,
nm 81 %nerhinocrn, oob 8etreioe callos
0iiden llriprun9S BON SGfcn oerSer.
Stonten aus inter Serbeimlidurg
ieiner Serfunit 81 ben S1ben OcS
TertrogStoriis eingefilbrt miiroe.
Ston frilber mar aus Den &reilen
0eS 9erlincr @etreioebanoelS Die
m.Oorfcr @etreioeboric erilldlt
morocn, Der &ermiidyung BON 8etrei-
oe aus Dem @ebiete Der Union nit
cuuaoii6em @etrei0e eutgegen 81 IRE.
ten. Die I%noronungen Der 3olbe-
BORDEN, i~nsbeionoere Die ser General.
3oloireftion IN Somburg, rieien IN
Canada groBe @rreglng berpor. 9os
8or0ebeu 0elttIhldno's tpar ireilid)
crit ouourd) peronloBt, buB Canada
unter Dem SmpulS Der imperialilti.
ihen 9lgitatIon Den engliifen @aa.
rem Gor5ugs5olle Dor ben ousl1noi.
idlen gerpdbrte. 0o Gataou hermit
oas 5nii6en Geutldlano luto @rob.
britonnien b~eitebenoe Meilt6eoiinIti-
glingS . |erbGltniB ouieeboben batte,
10 brad)te Ielltiflono iiir Die conooi.
id)en @aaren ben 8eneraltorii in art.
men0llilg, iporalit Galla0a mt 3lls
ihloos5oaen ontmortete. Seitbem
Iin6 Die Sunoelsbe5iebungen i'm
Stotlts Guo geblieben.
Die 6oiinung, Dob bel Sen 5orii.
Ierbanolungen nit Den Ser. Stoaten
aud) icne rconooiide Sroge" geregelt
peroen f0nnte, rubt nun nah Der Nh.
iid,t Ser @ittunterri6teten nuf ieDr
idipud)en SiiBen. Mau madlt iid) bier
in immer ueiteren areiien boralli &c.
ioBt, oab aus Dem abidIuB zines
Sanoelspertrages nit Den Ser. Staa.
ten ouf ~abiebbore 3eit nid,ts peroen
miro, neil Die 9eitGtignng Der Ser
%cinburumsen bur6 ben amerifaniihen
GonsreB unmoglid it, 10 LANCE Ole
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-22

NnnnpDltci MI. hOUul Stutiun. I50 INTO
'S.I5 &Orr1.. 1850 mo l5.5j Ednnt. GdmoeHz
Station, 800 uHo 300 Nprm.. !i2. 90 Nit
taos 400. ?5.35 Nahm. GOO mo ?t1.t0
6rcOerit, @jt. @ouor statiou. ?s.i5 unS la.4s.
Norm SNutoeus Siotton !l.35. 300, ?0.15 uro
gGiuneiter, MI. Roual ztntiou RIO 1nrn.
lll6 !2.43 giubnt Gunocu Staliou. l720 @orm..
1900 mo $3.50 Ytuhm,
Nngetetsuu, Mt. HoUul Station. !s.45 Sur..
1850 ytddm. Gauloclt StutioL 1900 Born.
1850 ltu0 400 ytuthm.
@nicutt.Gitn uuo Wt, Nirn, Camden Citation.
l7.35 u1b ?9.tb &Orm.. .l.gj. $3.50, t620
ytuhm, $3.50 mo *llIh gHcnnS.
Curtis Ran, 6anlocll ztultou. 1928 Gprm.
SurnN, vi. ]iuOul Stutiuu. +2.43 giucbm.
G0moeH Statiuu. 800 Nuchm.
nJiunnl NInc.Sinic" nan Ebilu0Clpbia muo
Hciu.glort.
CcitIih. &crl Gumoen &erl. MT Rohnl
Var!or Z sslpctft jf$gii. 555 \ VI 500 !. 6
Eurlor. 9lncr. nur 60. 0.52 q. 9.57 y. &
BGrlor, StHer. uteR. 90. tl.5O& y. 9ltl.5I Y. s
4Surlnr. 0iner $50, ldal LOO r.. " I60 z.
uRurnl SimiteO." Nltsi6ltcbli6 Rulmuu.
SIN, Nllict. Rul6. gdrlor, CblerOdttous uno
Gpetles &dQauns Iigl. 34SR Y 3.52 q.
0uudco. Fbild. diSg GO 800 u. sos q. Is
HurlOr. Elmer ..... Edgl 600 ~. GO5 ". IS
eodbes, Bbtlu 90. Iagl.. 900 VI. 0.05 u. 4
G1ldtlpaAlor5 ...... SdQl. 12.3gai. lJ44M
Ser lotnle SnldtUdQNoU nab Rem 9Urf 1T I'M
W(t. 2Io0al Nnbnbot nm 1000 sbcnoS sur glufs
ldbnlc bon Ruilualcre1 berctt,
~ nan AtIautic.6itH an lSodcutdQeu: ~
nan Attantics Is tn tdQIih.
gle 3iiac bultcu in MilminatOu. g bdlt in
IL ufftfr mn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-22

edHe Sur Reffe ms ausfduo teforat q. Maine,
VII. iii. et. xani.Gtra6e,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-22

8rrnSeigentbums. RafGer.
Rierre 6. Suedn & 9epbeiu, t6,
2erin9ton-S troBe.
Evening star., 1905-09-30
OBJECTIONABLE POSTAL CARDS
They Will Be Held and Sent to the
Dead Letter Office.

Acting Postmaster General Hitchcock YES
terday afternoon issued an order directing
postmasters to withdraw and send to the
dead letter office all Objectionable postal
cards. Many complaints have been received
at the department lately that obscene cards
were being sent through the mails. The or
der follows:
I'm view OF the large number of obiec-
tionable post cards recently deposited In the
mails the attention OF postmasters is esue-
cialiy directed to that provision Of section
or of the postal laws and regulations read
ing as follows:
All matter which is manifestiy obscene
ieHd or iascivious WILL when depos-
fted In post Office be withdrawn from the
mails and sent to the dead letter office
Under this rule every post card bearing
picture or language that Is obscene in
decent or improperly suggestive should be
Immediately withdrawn from the mails and
forwarded without delay to the first assist
ant postmaster general, dead letter Office
If there is doubt as to whether q card is
sufficiently Objectionable to warrant Its ex-
clusion Ii should be forwarded to the first
assistant postmaster general. division of
correspondence, for decision, In accordance
with paragraph 2, section 40S, postal laws
and regulations.
"Postmastere Are directed to exercise all
possible vigilance In the enforcement OF this
regulation
Evening star., 1905-09-30
MAJOR CLEMENTS PROMOTION.
Appointed Chief of the Indian Divi-
sion Interior Department.


Mai. Joseph C. Clements for many years
assistant chief of the Indian division of
the Secretary's office of the Department of
the Interior, has been appointed chief OF
that division, in place of the late Joseph
C. Bender, who died about two months ago.
Major Clements has been in the government
service more than thirty years, and Is
rated as one of the right-hand men of the
head of the Interior Department. He Is a
native of Dayton Ohio, where he was born
in January 1886.
At the beginning of the civil war he was
appointed captain and assistant quarter
master in the army, and was later pro-
NOTED to the grade of major for exceptional
ability shown during period of strenuous
duty. He remained in the army until 1865,
when he resigned and returned to his home.
In 1868 Major Clements was appointed to
a position in the Treasury Department,
which he held for three years. He was ap
tory in 1871, and held that position for two
years. In 1873 Major Clements was ap-
pointed to responsible position in the In
dian division of the Secretary's office of the
Interior Department. and he has been in
that position ever since.
Major Clements is regarded as an ency-
clopedia of all matters that relate to the
government, of the Indians. He has been
in close touch with the work of the Depart
ment for more than a quarter of a CEN
tury, and is one of the men in whose judg-
ment the head of the department has i'm
plicit confidence. At the time of the death
of Mr.. Bender Mr.. Clements was the only
man that was considered by Secretary
Hitchcock among those who were pushed
for the vacancy. Major Clements is
member of the Loyal Legion and of the
Grand Army, and is a devout disciple of
Izaak Walton.
Evening star., 1905-09-30
Rose Tree Meeting.

The Rose Tree Fox Hunting Club of Me-
dia, Pa. will hold its twenty-third annual
race meeting at the Belmont Driving Club
Philadelphia. the afternoons of Thursday.
October IL. and Saturday October IA. A
varied and attractive card of five events, In
GLIDING steeplechases, has been prepared for
each day. Liberal purses are. offered In all
the races and in some events cups are also
added. The entries for all races close Mon
day. October 2, with w. A. Stotesbury.
clerk of the course Media. Pa. Stewards
of the meeting, which will be held under
the rules of the National Steeplechase and
Hunt Association, are Redmond Stewart
and Edward Jackson Of Baltimore. and
Charles Il. Marther J. r. Valentine, Chas.
A. Dohan. w. Strawbridge. j. H. Gheen.
George L.. Darlington, Simon Delbert, jr.,
1 N. Megareee, II. K. Saulnier and J. How
ard Lewis, all of Philadelphia. The judges
will be w. r. Riggs of Baltimore, and John
II. Hawkins and r.. Penn Smith OF Phila-
deIphia.
Evening star., 1905-09-30
RHODES SCHOLARS WISER.
This Year They Save Money by TAX
ing q Cheap Steamer.


A. Philadelphia dispatch of last night
says: Forty Rhodes scholars will sail from
here for England tomorrow for the term at
oxford. Eleven have already spent year
at the English University. and the others
are going there for the first time.
Tonight at the Bellevue-Stratford the
eleven second-term men were the guests at
a dinner given by Leonard Wilson of New
York in honor of the Rhodes scholar from
Delaware, Charles w. Bost.
The sailing from Philadelphia is because
of the low rates from this port. When the
first batch of Rhodes scholars went to Eng
land year ago each had visions of the
s.swelr' figure he was going to cut on 81 800
a year. The scholars went on the expensive
liners. They found out, however. that the
81 500 was very moderate allowance Ter
the year. When they prepared to return
this autumn the second-year men were
wiser: they formed this party of forty and
got cheap rates.
In the party are several athletes, who ex-
pect to reap honors In England
Evening star., 1905-09-30
Pigeon Fanciers Entertained.

The National Capital District A. F. H. P.
F. held a meeting September 25 at the home
of Mr.. j. c. Ladd, 222 18th street southeast.
Members present were President Chas F..
Rupert, w. Gebicke, ]. C. Ladd, C. F..
Hengesbach. r. A. Hunt and w. H. Sar-
ton. Mr.. Rupert reported the receipt of
five shipping baskets Messrs. Rupert,
HUNT and Dickinson each donated a bas-
ket to the association. A resolution was
passed allowing any member who may Join
before January /, 1906. to do so without
payment of initiation fee. After the busf-
ness of the evening was disposed of all
retired to the dining room, where a de-
lightful repast was served. After spending
an enjoyable evening the meeting closed
with a vote of thanks for the able manner
In which Mr.. Ladd entertained.
Evening star., 1905-09-30
thoroughly reliable garments at moderate

thoroughly reliable garments at moderate
prices.
chinaware and the thousand and one artl-
cles needed every day in the household are
all to be had in the immense housefurnish-
ing store in the basement This is claimed
to be the largest and most conveniently ar
ranged basement housefurnishings depart
ment in the city,
A completely stocked grocery department
is also part of the basement section. 1t Is
stated that Goldenbergs is the largest re-
tail distributor of groceries in the District
of Columbia.
On the fourth floor are found other house
hold supplies, such as beds, bedding, blank
cts and comforts upholstery goods, pic
lures and mattings, rugs and floor cover
ings.
The main floor contains silks, dress goods.
domestics, shoes, small wares, Innings and
sundry lines.
The soda counter dispenses cooling bev-
erages in the summer and hot drinks during
the winter.
Long distance telephone service is main
tanned, and one may talk to a friend in
Baltimore, Philadelphia or New York as
easily as if within the city's limits.
Quite recently branch post Office was es-
tablshed in the store, which is proving a
| great convenience to shoppers.
Goldenberg's has always been noted for
its liberalty toward its employees. A
summer home at Colonial Beach was leased
for the benefit of the women employees the
past summer, and many expressions of
pleasure and gratitude were heard among
those who enjoyed the firms hospitality and
thoughtfulness 1t is planned to have a
| much larger place for next summers va
cation.
Economical" Versus "Cheap"
1t was Poor Richard who is quoted as
saying that nothing is cheap unless you
want it." Experience has proved that ap-
parently cheap goods, are, In reality often
extravagant because not worth the money
hence not cheap in the economical sense. In
Poor Richards day the chief aim OF man
ufacturers was to impart intrinsic worth to
their Wares Since then has arisen a horde
OF those whose chief aim is to cheapen-to
take away quality" that costs, and SUBJ
stitute appearance" that doesn't cost 1t
is the policy of the Goldenberg store to sell
only reliable goods. and no matter how low
the price II is the invariable rule that quail
1ty must be present in everything handled
by the firm. There are prices that are logi-
cany low because made possible by trade or
market conditions-and Goldenberg's Is
constantly on the alert to take prompt Cd
vantage of every circumstance that means
better than usual value or lower than
usual price.
This policy, when seconded by a great
buying power, such as this establishment
enjoys cannot fail to create legitimate
bargains. that magic term which sounds
as sweet music to the shoppers ear
Two large warehouses are necessary to
hold the vast reserve stocks of merchan-
/ disc and duplicates of the bulky lines of
goods. These are located on 1 street be-
tween 9TH and Sth streets and on New Yorl,
avenue, between 9th and 7th streets each
only stones throw from the store Goods
may be brought at moments notice from
the warehouses.