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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-27
Guniuclu ruiro upcrirt.

Sem Dort, 26. Sept. = Con.
iuclo, SCr5oQin pom Marlborough,
licgt ais Enticntin I'M Or. Suuihcn
SuuntoriltmL Nr. 33, Oit 33. StruBc,
bornicoer. Sic beiinoet lid1 in De
b%oltolung ocS Spc5ioIiltcn iiir Nol9-
lei6cn, Or. s.. s.. Curtis. Sic Ncrio.
Gin mclGcr 5u Gbren am Snmltng
Mr. mnO 1rou Clarence s.. Wodnn in
Surbor NiH. HoSliu, =. s., Elm Gincr
ueronltaltcter, fam gcItcrn nod 9tcm-
2)orf, I'm Or. Curtis 81 Conlultircn.
Gr ricth 5lt elmer Operation mo iuno
te Ntc Fatlcnttn nah Dem No'pitul.
Sic fnm BORT fms Dor Mlitug an mo
Die Ieihte Separation m1roc nod am
NuhlnIttdg Oor9cnomr1cu. Ttc Scr.
5oqln miro ein punr Gage lang onS
Sctt bitten milllcn.
Or. Curtis, Slt Oelicn Eutienten
Erdli0ent N%ooIcpclt, 6rait Hor0icu
hllb blNlI ubl J'Np
ncr, Sanger mo SGngerinncu gebo.
rem, lit Der o~ucrfunnt critic Spcjidlllt
filr @ul9lcioen. NlS CT gclteru Nbeno
nad Dem 3ultnnoc %leirer Gatientlh
bc1ruQt lpltroe. erfldrte er, Die Opera
ton babe nid)t8 5il beOcuicn mo Die
Eutlcntiu mcroe i'll einigen 5ugen
pic0cr mobIoui lein. Nuf Details
mplltc id ser gr5t nit,t c~inlo'len.
Go3 Nolpital mllroe BON elmer Scr
einlglmg non acr5ten fiir ibre elgelen
Eaticntcn gegrilnoet. Gic Scr5o9llt
bon Morlborougb, geb. Gonlielo
&onocrbilt, Iohter @llium &anocr-
bits itl0 ieiner geldieocncn 6rnil,
mor bereits 5peimoI III Sebanolhng
oea y8icner Spc5ioliitcn Iilr 0al$
frontbeitcll, Eroi. .. Siioor Milller.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-27
Mcbr 1cbcnsucriidlcrnn9S 3 SdnWin.
0cl cntocdt.

&crihnlcl5ung BON 2tiiciincnt- Com.
pognien nit onoercn @eicQifoi.
ten, - Eoliccn 9 Snbobcr that.
iGdIih mOcrlidert, obgleid) iic
ibre ErGmicu INNER nod lort5ob.
len.
Gbicugo, %. Sept. Cine I'm
terIudun9 Der Tliaircn Scr o9Seltcrl
&toemnitp 2tic &lluroncc 50" oUrh
clnen Stuot5 Grnminotor brad)tc
belltc (butiod)en ans %ift, ans mel
den bcrporgebt, ooB Die Iniprild)c
bon oicllcift GouIcn0cn BON YolicCn
&nbobcrn IN ioacnanutcn Nllclinlcnt-
G%ompugnicn 0urdJ &niiic Scr Beam
ten ouagepiiht mor0cn limo. Grant
llotor Hltcill5 Srollt3 cnt0cdte, 0aB IS
feline &erlihcrun93 @ciclliholtcn
ibrcr Grilten5 Elm 3iel gc'cbt bobcn,
in0cm lie iid) nit DER o@citern (Nr.
oemnltp So" Ocrlhmol5cn.
9ic9 bcoelttct, mic Nr. Grullt3 lagt,
ouB Die FoIicen &nbuber ENC Erocc.
oltr ourhgemad)t bobcn, mcId)c lie
tbatiohlId) o6nc &eriid)cruma lGBt
obgIcih lie ibrc ErGmien inmer nod
iortjubIcn, mic lett $obrcn. 0icic
SuhIo9c lit nidt ipc5ic0 Die Shulo
Der o&citcrn ,SnOcmnitu So" oOer
Qhnlihcr @%elcllldolten 0cun ole Ser
ihmcl}ln9 gcbt inter @eobohtlmN
aller 6ctrcfienOcu @clcb bon l%tattcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-27

@tItCSburre, Too %. Sept.-
@cdmtcn ocr Union ocr 8%rllbcnurbcl=
ter I'M obcrcn 0iltrift %perlld)ern, ooB
on Der EoruNc an Withell.5og nod
item Nonot nlebr @rllberorbelter
tbcilllcbmcu meroen, ais Dies le bis
her Der SAT- oepeien. sic lo9erL onb
10 SpfoI llnioncn nit 10000 WFtt
NIicocrn III Der Eorobe erIhetltcn luer-
bcrt, D.. b.. nrci Niertel Der $1,000 Ir-
better inn obcrcnaoblenfcIo, mo ipellll
Ooa 9lcitc &~crb1ltniB filr oos mutt
Icrc rrO lntcre Selo nit 10000 gr=
beitcrn Gilt, 10 sGblt Die lllllort lest
10000 Mitalicoer. Erolloellt Wftt.
tcIl ioqtc in icinen gnlprofcn mellli
cinmol 100000 @rnbeitorbeltcr lollo
orQoniiirt ieien 10 meroe man oe!l
Aoupi INN ocn Northumberland nm
Gnerfeunung Der Union geipinlicll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-27
Sic Satin mars, pic tbcnrr.

81 .2oui3 5, 26. September Gin
Heqcr, NtanlcnS Hobcrt SuOlpr, pers
luhtc 0~cltCrn Nbcn0 Die @ottin 0cS
SiilfS S6eriii9 u. 5. Chores bon
GIopton ou3ugreiieu, mo muroc BON
Shores gclhollen nlp ldlinm Der.
muuoet. sic SbieBcrci }og aus elmer
noben Ncqcrtirhc cine Niullc 9fcgcr
berbci, ole Diicne madDten, ibren 9lal.
%lengeuollen 81 LINDEN, olcin norou
ocrhin0crt lpur0cr.
SiiliSsS herili Chores NOR cbcI1
bon cincm OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ge.
lIicoen, ol9 cr cine ,Sroll Idrcicn h0rte
nno tir;cr Neqcr OuoonlIicbcn lob; CT
CAB 6clter uto Der Hcgcr fic(. Grit
lpdtcr entocdte er, ooB c9 lcinc ciacltc
Sron mar, Die Scr &eger acpodt bate,
OILS tic bon cinem nod)burlihcl @e.
llld) nod 0auic 5uriidtcbrtc. Gr lam
lie obnnlodtlg nui oeln Scitenpcg
licgclt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-27
Sa@ acIbc TiCbCr.

81 ncltc Grtruntln9cn nm > Sooc2s
iGac in Dem Crlean9. - Mic0cr.
c%r0ilnula Ser Ibcatcr. -@cocnt-
lihca ll%miitarciicn Der Sclldc III
Suno0lltrittCn.
NCm STREAMS, 26. SCpt. -
Ser hclttigc &Crid)t ilbcr 0u9 @ru'lt'
rem bc@ Qclbcn 6icbcra in 9}ep Cr'
leans mGbrcno Der INN & llhr bclrtc
Nbcno pcriIoiicncn u Stunocn cr.
9icbt 6olgcnoca:
Ncuc Grfrantlngcn 81, @elomHt-
5ohl Der Grfrdnt1nqcn bis Gutltm
1899, (obc9l0lc ), @cidntst}obl Der
Gooc&iGuc bis 9otum 375, ncuc Sci'
d)cnbcroc I, 3obl Der inter @cbono.
lunQ ltcbcnocn |otientcn 2S6.
Gic 6ro9c 0c@ @cludc@ 0c& FrU)l'
oeutcn NooicpcIt itcbt nod innlcr I'M
Mittc(punftc 0c3 ollQcmciucn t$ltc'
relics. IS itcbt icoot nod uldt DC
iinitio icit, pb Der ErGliocnt al 0cnt
uripriinglid) bcitimmtcn Sage Ncnl
81. Sftobcr, crlhcincn miro o0cr
nidt,
,En ECrlucolo grciit 0u9 Gicbcr
nod immcr nm lid. @Citcrn lrilb
mrrocn 5luci ncltc GrtroullntNen mo
5pcl GoNc%fdllc 9cmcloct 10 Dob lett
Dem Son1Itn1 i'm @oll5cn ncltn llcllc
Sale 81 ncr5cid)ncn morcr. $n 9c.
bonollrnQ bciinocn iid) 5ltr 3clt -
SiCbCr Eoticntcn, mclhc ilbcr orc
gul5c Stuot 5CritrCllt inn. NrfdnloS
bot bic GlIorautGnc gcgCn Nplelllncll
oll9 1Ioribo onlGBlidl scr &nicftlon
III Yeniocolo crfl0rt. Ebotiddlld
befin0ct lid) oic Sr0ngcnfultur ubcr
800 Mcilen iiioIih Don E%c1iocoIa.
,3pci BON Sen Tcr S%rlconicr
Sbcotcrn lit0 lpicocr cr0Iinct NOT
Den mo mohcu icbr quito @cid)uItr.
9tdd)itc Wohc ipucn nod 5lUci met
terc Gbcoter eroilnct mcrOen. Gle
Giicnbu6n . @eicGi6oitcn bCridtcu
cine qroBc 3ulubnlc untommcn0er
YdIlogicre, lporur@ alll Ole Hildfcbr
bon G%inluohncrn, melhc Ole Stuot
mcqcn oc9 @elbiieberS p|crluIien bot
ten, }u ihIicBcn lit.
&otion, Wiiil, 2G. sept. Sn
&ombltrg pcrbrcitct lid Die Scrde
raid; c8 iuur0cn bon oort geltcrn
ncllu nc1lc Grfruntlrngcn, bier Der
odhtige Safe unD Elm Soocsiol be-
rif)tet. Mus Nutdc} lpnrocn berlh'
tct: 0rei ncite Crtruntlllgcn; aus
&id9bura cine ncre Grrronfung aus
@ulIport bier l1cllc Crfruntllngcn,
ans Norie cine ncltc Grfranlung luto
cin GoOe&io0; ans NfiNiilippi cine
ncuc G%rfronfunQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-27
Comics Iaiclei,

Gbicugo, DC. september. -
ogpoItel" Sobn u. Oonie ertIdrtc
Dor elmer 5oblreihen Suborerihoit, Die
it'd onlGBlid oes bierten SnbreStoges
Der Organization Der Y&eerlhoorcll
Oca neltct 3ion" int Sbilo- Sobcr.
nofrl in 3lon eirgeilnoen botte, Sc,
Mig Gbtuoro BON England befinoc lid
inter ben bon ibn @cfcbrten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-27
NrbCit ld,Gnoct nid,t.

NcmDorf, %. Septcmbcr -
Gle y@orlo" perbreitct ole Nodrift
6ob Gnmn @olomonlt, Die beton1tt
2u1urhiltirL lih III Der NGbe Der Iiln''
ten Nocruuc ais Srileurin nleoergelol'
len bat. Gle bobe lidD eillell onoercIr
Numcn bcigelegt. Sri. 8olontonr1
mar b%etonrtlid) iriibcr aruntcnludr'
tcrilG bat ubcr, mie Die vMorlb" be
bo,lptCt, olclcn 9cruf gan5 al ocrl
liu0Cl ~NCh0nNt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-27
Enlmn'o triumph.
Seine @icocrpubl inn Gc}cmbcr lit
Ourd Die llrpublcn ais gclifcrt
81 betruhtCn.

&ubano, 26. september. Mus
0Cn oolitdn0igcu @erittcn BON ser
Qull6cn &nlel crqicbt iid), 0oB sic
6rcuu0c Der 9icQicrunQ bel Ger onl
ICbtcn SamItug obQcbnItcncn Mobl
BON Glcttoren it ullCnFropin5Cn uno
in ollcn Grtcn BON Nc0clltllnQ 0cn
SiCg Oupon gctrugcn bohcn. 9erSicQ
lit Cin 10 oollitGnoiacr. DOB idpn icbt
fem 3lpciicl mchr 0uriibCr bcltcbt
Oob I'M 0c5cmbcr ErGijOCnt Eolmo
mo ser Gonoi0ot fiir ooS Nmt oc@
&icc ErGiiocntcn uno Giibrer3 Der
@CnlGBiQtcL WcnoC5 Gopotc, &c
mGhlt lpcr0cn.
Sbcrit Gcrroru, Der ScfrctGr Oc@
libcroIcn ErGliocntidoft@ Gonoibo'
ten, @]ouncrnctr @onlc5, mlr0c ne
Qclt ouirilbrcrilhcr uno rcuollItiolrG'
rCr NcuBcrunNcn p%crboitct. Gic nclte
@Clhul0lQln9 ut Die lcd)9tc AeqCl
ibn CrbnbcnC, mo inter 0Cn irilbcrCn
bciiu0ct lid oic Scr @CtbciliQlul0 an
Ger NicOcrbrcnmun0 0c3 Hotbbouic3
in %ltcltu3. Gcrroru lit ciu &tolic
ncr, obcr nobm SbCil al Dem Icbten
cubonilhcn &ric0c mo lit elmer Der
onQcicbcnltcn Hchtaonlu0ltc in @o
Dnuu.
9tod ocn mciteren Nohriftcu ocr
HcQicruu1 aus GicnincNoa luorCn Die
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bel 0Cm onacbli
den Gpuomit GomlpIot Die i%tolicni'
lGcn NnordiitCn Muubcrto 9runi
Nopc lulO ,ullio @rolt, mcld)c idon
icit ciniacr 3cit in GicniucQo2 mn
an0crmdrta ollriibrerilhC Hc6cu &C.
boltcn babcn. &olit0nOiqc SrouunH
bcrrlft icbt oui Der gon6cn SniCl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-27
Tnlihc Spnr.
Ger in Sdphorie . GolmtD &crbaitctc
mar nid)t @irnrO.

! biNpA OllhtN.
Ncm Dorf 26. Sept. - @ic.
Der cinlnoI bit Die SofimmQ Der M.
ll5cl 6oB ole Suhc mad @uiljr Eicii-
rCr'9 Utnroer been0et lci, ljh ais cine
trilgerilhe cr1pie'en. Ger IN 5hohus
RE County pcrbuftete WiouuL ilbcr Del.
len 6cItnubmc telcgropbI'h ans SIT.
bnnn beridltct muroe, III, mjC lid her.
ulr5gcltcut bat, nift @irlr0, mic ole
Foli5ci 10 5ilnerlidtlld gcbpirt mo 10
telt gcgloubt bate.
@ebcimpoli5ilt 9urlom 'l6r in lrt
ter Nndt nuf Central Bridge lul0 tr,
|lcgrupbirie bellte, 6uB Der NrrcltQnt
beoGltcno altcr lei nlS @lrurO mo
audi nidt, mie 5%llerlt aencIOct Ultr0c,
cine BerlcButtg om Singer babe.
0agc9en bat Die Eoll5ct bClttc mic,
Der cine oorS neiie Spur c2 INNS
Die %. poer %. iein. llnO olr'c Spur
pcilt ubermulS nudl Ecet2til o0cr
picImrhr itomnlt lie bon BORT Der. Sin
Mtann. NamenS SilrlinNtoL Der IN
GerpIunt Foint am &ll0lou mohIlt,
berittct, DAB geltern Nndmittag elm
peroGftia ollSiebenoer MomLnlri 0cll
@iroro'a Neidreibum9 Ncuut paiic,
nit einem Boot onlcate mo inn Nolo
perifmano. 3ruei M1nncr bitten ibrr
pcrioIgt, cr mare ibncu ober u1t.
lpiid)t.
Sic Sud)c poor pielmcbr 0ic >iago
nlli @iroro miro aIio III Der llm0c.
bung bon Eeefsfiu eniig bCtrieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-27
Sclbitmorb zines Sosialiitcniiibrcrs

Bridgeport, Con, 26. Scpt.-
Sobn ". 9torton, emit @ouperlleurS
Gonoloot oll DEM loiioliltiihenS idei.
bcging Selbitmorb blird Giuatbmclt
bon Send)tNoa. Gr mar 46 Sabre alt
uno lpieltc Sabre lang cine pronli.
ncrltc Sole in io5ioliitiibcn areiicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-27

NocrCn ulltCr5CidnCt, lueldc ais Gel
fer pes Srnn9portpcicnS in ocltihct
GicnitCn gCinnOcn boben. Sic ocllt
ld)cr (rllppcn loucn cinQcborcnc
6roucu mo Sinner, Die inn NcrQnd)t
Der SpiOnoQc itonocn, muiQcb0nQt
oocr cridoiicn bobcn, Mud loIIcu
pcrpunoctc GinQcborcne tootGcihoi
len morOcn icin, IA 6 5lt umltGnOIi&
iiir Die GCutidcn mar, ibucn 0r}tli
den NcIltuno 81 I%ciltclr.
&CnC NJ orotfo Gonfercn&
Eori@ 8, 26. SCpt. - Ii1 bieligcn
NcaicrumN2trciicn hGlt man Den emo.
2ilItigcn NbihIu6 zines llcbercinfon,.
mems 5plid)cn Trnntreid) u.Gclrtid),
Iulro llbcr Dos Erogrumm iilr sic
Wtorotto GouiCrCn5 ais nubc bcuor
itcbcno. Su bctocricitiacm Ginbcr
ncbmcu 1T boS 3uiommcntrctcn Der
Gonicrcu5 III NIgcciro3, Sponicn,
liir Den Wtonot NopCmbcr in2(llqlitt
gcnonumen.
Sic nCutrulc 3oucb bel
CCutu.
M}o6rio, 26. Scpt. - GcrGom,
non0crr Der ipoulihcn @orniion IN
Gc1ttu, Worofto, bot bier nit 0cmWtI,
niltcrilum ilber Die nclttrolc 3onc,
mclhc oua iponiihc @cbict BON Gcll,
tc BON Murotfo trcnnt, cOnlCrirt.
Sponicn bcoblihtigt cine Grncitc-
rlrIg olciCr 3ouC in &oritlug 81
brlnQcn.
IiC Gcmurtution@Iinic
SUR See.
PETERSBURG 26. September. r.
Socbcn llno bier Die gcnolen @cltimr
mlrnQcn 0c2 am Is. September bon
0cr NlIlICn mn0 Nupunern uCrclnbur
ten Mullc1ltiultunoc5 sur See unN
Ole Qcnuuc &oQc Der 0cmurfuiioue
linlC ldnQ2 Der 'ibIrilhen &iiitc be
tunnt NCluor0cn. Sic 0cn%lurfotion2
Ilnic, 0lC nc0cr non ormirtcn Sd)li
len, nod bon Hrlcga ldiiien bcioCr
9tutionCn iIberlhritten mcr0clt 0uri
bcaluut ont Sap HoolonoIL ldult
oltlldl ltu0 Damn n0rolid) in Der Ntittc
0Ca iorturllhCn @oIic$ bis sum slap
Gll'nbCtb. Non 0ort 5icht tic lid in
oltllhCr NIldtung bis in ole N0bc BON
&0mtldutto bin lOlllt pon BORT ill0
Iid BIZ % 8r. 30 Wiin. n0r0lihcr
Nrcitr, Damn micOcr oltlih bis SIT ocu
Gommonbcur &nlcIl. Scr ihnalitc
{bciI oCa Eorturiihcn @olIC& 1T ais
ncntroIc9 @cbict crtl0rt lpor0cn, 3. H..
Sdiiic bCi0cr H0nocr oilrIcn 6 nibt
pnilircn.
81 NCQinn Der Eonlcrcn5 Scr N6nli
rdIc, Die III Der &orniloIl @oi Itott
lall0, cupfobl Gontrc N0mirol 5bi
monntro I'M Nomcn &opm'3, cine
NcmorfntionSIinic pom Siiitc 5r ailitc
ctpo 10 Ntcilcn iiloIib non %lu0ipo
Ntof lcltiltlcacL obcr IonliruI Ncl1cn
bcrlporl ais NuBIuno'@ Ncrtrcter bic
len &oridIng.
SGnmtIihc Gin5cInbcitcn pcs Nui
icnlti0itonocS in Gorcn iin0 nod nidt
p%crcinbort. Die %crtrctcr bciOcr SIX
lhec'n limo nod oontit bcihGiti0t.
&ur5c aobeIocpcihrn
Ger idmci5crildc @umoc9rutb
bat @clun6tIdoitCn in NuBlaiO un0
Sopon crrihtet an StcllC Der bI3bcri.
gen General . aonilllotc.
&n Gbili lit gSilion Gpan@, q
rector oc5 @onoclS . MhrlCum9 poH
San 6rult5l@cO, utgefonumcrl nm
Die Non0cl$ . @c5iebumqcu Gblll'p 1t.
Der &cr. Stooten int Ninblid an
ocrcn Nu@ocbnung 81 ltIoircn.
r. Scr nGd)lte intcrnotionolc Eolt.
GongrcB 'ou, mic oo& @iircolt pcs
McItpolt &ercir% ST Bern int Der
SdlDci5 %onfiiuoigt in Der critcn Nao.
DIE oc@ Wtonot$ Npril 1906 5t 9om
ubgCbultcn mcr6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-27
III Weacnlpnrt ocs aonias vii

- St @egcnluurt ocs aonlgs vii
for GnlonueI uno Der aonigln So.
lcrc, ionic ser Mitglieber beS ltalie
niihcn aabinctS mitrbe IN Moilon0
Der intcrnotionolcn Shiiifobrts .Gpr'
oreb eroffnet, oui Sem SO Gutipncit
pertreten iino.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-27
Tii6bers's Scri6t.
%crbliiiicnOc NnflnoCn 0cacn Sam
fcr.WciclIdJnitcn.

NIctbo0en sur Gdlihmg Der unlcrt.
louiihcn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
bci'm &dn0cn pon Gnigrdntc1. -
Ncttc 3uitGnoc in pcrihicocncn
curopdiihcn N0icl. uumcutIih in
Woricilc lmo %iocrpool. N}it-
tDcirunQcn Oc2 WciarOtcu &liiclI
ilbcr bic GiiicruBcu 5pjihcn
6rontreid mo &coc}uclo. - Ger
IelcgropbepcrI2br 1T NIo2fa,-
enbe oe2 China &oocott2.
@oibirQtom :. &, 2G. sept.
- &erbliiiicnoc W}ItibciluuQcn cnt
bolt Elm Dem ginmolocrmg2 Gonls
nll'ldr SurgCnt untcrbrcItetCr NCrldt
oc@ Spc}iUl Ngcntcn GllhbCrB, mel
der unldnglt nuhc 5luCi U}onutC IN
europa mCiltC, nm Die NtCtho0Cn DER
Camper @elcuIduitCn hInlihtIld)
Der llntcrbringlrnO ul0 ECrpllCqlHg
pom Nu2uuu0CrcrH Dor ocm %CrIul
len 6C2 &CinIutb@bo'C15 5lt llntcrllt.
den. SIT lcIllCm NC'unoc crtl0rt Der
TQcnt umtcr 9lnoercnL ooB nonlCnt-
lid, Die lid nit DER N]Cror0CrunQ ito
liCnllhcr lln0 griChilhCr Gnllgrdns
ten lid bcfollcu0Cu &luiCn hic sc
p%tlogenhCit hubCrL Wl0nncr, Trullcn
utO Sinner, oh trunt o0cr Qc'lnO, 1T
ocn biniQltclt, idnlubiQItCn &oltb0lt
fern 5ulummen ST plcrd)Crl. no HCr}-
tC 0iclCIbCn bcilld)Cn mo Die Hrlocu'
0cn @Cbul@ &dulhung Der umcrtta.
niidclt Ginmou0erumN@ @Cb0r0Cll
pit in elmer gSciic ooottcrrL" Dob lie
cas- 9ll@'SgVH 9cl'''io't FsrloI'VI' Ct
boltcn. Nuf 0iclc Nrt, melnt Slid
bcr@ AeIl't9i ouloDfl'n oo@ Sl'r"'
'Wnlil98cin Soll'iIo't pom 5u5l'a'
'crll oer'll p'e'V l''t "'Ioo'''u]V',
ootf cl'lpoIlVl @ro''lPV''V" 'VPoI'''
finn,
-, ,;,,,, O~,,irk,nIn H,yII1E Nrr.
Nll 'lllell So0'r0ol'l'' 'oViuVH oCt
H9'l'' o'''o)''9'c' 'ootVll 'o 'tull''
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New-York tribune., 1905-11-06
sWEDENB0Ra ON SEX OF ANGEL.
Correspondent Quotes Passages from Philoso-
piers Writings Bearing on Discussion.

To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: I am a man, and. therefore, nothing which
concerns woman is foreign to me. / am particu-
larIy interested in the pending discussion as 10
whether angels are masculine. feminine or neuter
The belief of the churches seems to be tha' nse's
are a special creation. probably of the male SEX
nossiblv sexless but under no circumstances ie-
male This idea is erroneous If we may peheVe
the teaching of Emanuel Swedenborg, as set forth
in a book entitled Heaven and He'll, puohsheo IN
175S In this book which is quite big having
six+v-four chapters much is alleged concerning
angels and their origin, and the relations to eacn
other of men and women in the next world cuH
a few passages:
ated such nor in hell any devil who was created
an angel but ALL In both heaven and hell
are from the human race
Section 329 Every little child Wnen ne
dies is received by the Lord and educated IN
heaven and afterward as he is perfected
I'm intelligencs and wisdom, ne becomes an
angel ,.., ,,, - oi.,5
from the dead they carried into heaven
and committed to the charge OF angels or lhe
female sex who tenderly loved little children
in the bodily life and at the same time have loVeo
God. 49,. ,.,,,
intelligence and wisdom accepted In heaven
and become angels, every according to the
Quantity and quality of his intelligence and wis
Section 367. Wherefore two married partners In
heaven are not called two, but one angel.
New-yorlx Nov l. 1905 J. r. w.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-06
MOST sYR1ANs DEPRECATE RIOT.
Editor Protests Against Criticisms Levelled
at All His Fellow Countrymen.

To the Editor of The Tribune
Sir: Considering the fact that your paper is read
by the most intelligent and enlightened class OF
the American public thought the following facts
would be better stated In your columns II you
will kindly, for justice sake, allow me enough
space
1.-The New-York Times" had an editorial article
last Sunday about what it calls The syrian
Riot" After generalizing as broadly as II couio
a factional feud concerning more than per
cent of the whole Syrian population of New-Ycrk
CITY THE Times" as proudly Abdul Hanlid Ii
or Nicholas II the Syrians "f New ioiA
that their room here would be preferaoie 'o 'heii
company. Now, don't mnd that, even from
THE New-York Times" But do the fair thihoeu
Americans think 1t proper to treat hitherto most
peaceful colony of Eastern settlers In the ohi@eu
States in such degrading way?
l. for one am OF the many thousand Syrlans
in New-York who deplore the Syrian troubles OF
late ten times much THE Times Ihose
who are engaged in fighting each other do not READ
The Times" They don't read at all. They can
not read But We, a. we read the American pa
pers we, against whom only the attacks OK those
be eaIculary directed what can We do to stop
street disorder? The Times knows well we have
no police department of in order to stop
a riot and avoid it's intimation that we should bo
kicked out of the country. .,u e-,. .uo,--,.
being of religious character is all nonsense Ine
parties engaged belong to mixture Gt. OF de-
to the character of the feud. Against the Greek
S n aos oser wo 4r s e s no
ton. This is place to discuss the phases OF the
sgran Whoe people three fourths Of whom are thor
oughy Amercanzed and are going to cast ,rofi sheir
caliy as any editor of big daily, hope you will
give the public to understand that the syrians OF
tartan lights; but some Of the syrians max
Ing hard to quell AMEEN ~, GUh $500; aI.ss;
Nouyoris Got 20 1906
New-York tribune., 1905-11-06
THE SPREAD OF THE HAzING EVIL.

To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: It would seem, Judging from recent occur
rences that the faculties of colleges and univer-
stiles are powerless to prevent hazing which Is
only ridiculous and asnine. but more and of
late has been of nature to serious injury,
and in some cases. death. The latest and
glaring instance Of this is the accumulation
of evidence tending TO show that the freshman of
Kenyon College Ohio. who killed by railroad
train had been tied TO the tracks by members Of
the D. K E fraternity. No one imasnes for
moment. IL Is proved 10 be the case. that the
hazers had the faintest idea there would be such
a tragical result TO what they deemed simply a
frolic But IL in this very thoughtlessness that
the chief danger OF hazing Nes There is nothing
harmful in the spirit OF hazing applied to one who
Is willing 10 be haIed. II is the method that is
wrong On the other hand. to haze who docs
want TO be hazed is just much assault and
battery as an unprovoked assault by some drunken
rufian on pedestrian who Is mfnd!ng his own
business The spirit OF iawlessness and derision of
authority fostered by haznE is revealed by ths
attitude OF the Columbia Jester. which in
suited the faculty for its suspension OF hazers and
appauded the breaking b, ths studen. body of It's
solemn promise TO stop Objectionable hazinz The
college authorities should stand frm and eIpel ali
hezers: IL necessary & whole class. Concerted ac-
ton by ali the big institutions would abolish what
is getting to be a national evil Hazing and de-
lance Of law spa order SIGH % wss recently ex-
New-York tribune., 1905-11-06
SHOULD SEEK METHODS OF WORK.
Correspondent Thinks Federation Should De-
vote Little Time to Delegates Fitness.
q Editor Of The Tribune.

To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir. There appears to-day in The Tribune a
long letter from William Baldwin on The UNITY
of the Church suggesting basis for determining
the fitness of delegates for admission to the coming
Federation conference I beg respectfully TO o'sug-
gest that the details of his plan so many and SO
intricate that their discussion would be likely to
occupy most Of the Ave six days sessions Of the
conference.
AS 1 understand ii. the object OF the assembly is
not to discuss doctrines upon which they can all
agree but to find method of union for work upon
which they all unite for the moral elevation Of
society and the furtheranoe of practical righteous
ness among In other words. to aid in bringing
in the kingdom of God this earth. which. to my
mind. was the sole object for which the Christ
into this world.
If ali the time and effort which have been de-
voted to the construction OF systems Of theology
and the formulation of doctrines had been expended
on plans for uplifting and regenerating mankind
this would certainly be wholesomer and better
world than it is at present. -
WIN the conference rise to this high plane, or will
bate over theological doctrines that never be
satisfactorily settled? In other words will they
like Nero. fiddle while Rome is burning
Above all will they admit TO their councils men
like Dr. Edward Everett Hale. DR.. s: A. Eliot and
Governor John D. Long, whose religion is to do
good? We shall J. r. D. L.
New-York, Oct. %. 1905