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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-21
Sefaautmadun8en
9rportement fir biieutlidle eiherbeit-Sauten.
Cub. Tepartcmcu hes 8ebnuor'S nipefturs.
yii rfnie. MdthbduS.
y | | III I E, Den y. Nligliif
iir nir Mrrid1tunn plnpS 81

8ulti re, ben 8. sluguit 1905.
In9ebote lllr ole rri1tllIi elIles Seognoes
more uli einem 8rlnofiiid an Der Oitiette oee
Centre Wiariet space. 1ioltb BON Der baltimore
StraBe. Oao ais eiri 6tldnlnarli betallTlt TEN lou,
peroei uou Der "Voaro Of stiuaros" eTligeGen
genonlI1er peroell. .
Sell Xidnem anHgsSsaietem S,nie nno dis @nse'
angebote milfien III. berjteeelten 9riet.llm
i6Id9en. nit Der Aoreie nSoaro Of Ntparos"
tags ii ilpr, bel Dem Staot,tesiitratOr 9rn.
SdrrO J. @oUper, In oetten Viireuu int Jtutbs
bauie eilGeret9t iperaeTl. Hrtei sllmi4 ldge nliii'
len init Der auillbrltt; BIDS 10 SID W'arieL
Super StrIcture" oerteben lein.
Seoes 5oroeringss glngebot mub bon eincnt
be9laubigteu ebed i'll Der 3o1e BON 5000, babl
bar an Den Wiapor nno Siaotratb bon Salits
Bon BEN eriolarei6en g(neebotiteaer miro bic
SteQung elmer 9uten ilno eentiAenoet Niir9.
lhnft, Dem ooppeltetI gSeribe oes Golltrdfis, ipte
i'm Staot. Charter oorGelbrieben, gIei6fommeno,
8Iarco. 6ormuIarc fir ~elnaebote f0nncn I'M
Biireun oes @ebnIoe' Sntpefiots eni9e9eti 9e'
nunTet iperoelt.
Vidne uno 5pe5ifiiatiunen i0nreu i'm 9iireau
oes 8ebdlocs SIipettors nab Dem II. augnt
1905 eingeebell iperoen.
9opte'n bon 3eidnuugeH Ino Spe8ififntionct
iueroen Den @enerals9ontraiioren nur eeliebelL,
illoem %oteielbeu eirien begldubigtet e1ed I'M ges
TRACE BON 800 8ablbar an Den WtaOor ltilo
Stuotrutb BON Baltimore. - oeponircn; befulicr
Gbed luiro 5lriidGeGebert. fpenn Die 3eidnungeu
Dor Der Ccifmln9. Der gngebote an oen 8ehdll'
oesSnipeitOr 8nrildaeliefert iueroen; nnocrelIs
falls miro oerielbe ~oertdlelt fem.
S0lltei ole SetbninGeii rlo Spe6ltifntionen
belbdoigt oner oertnitaitet luoroet lelIL lulro
Die Snmnle bon $40 5uriidgebaiten, ais ltluis
oirte @ntihdoiaInG.
Sic Veb6r0e 6e6GIt it6 oaS 0teht Dor. iraenS
lpelbe Oocr ale Nngebote gu perluerieH.
Goluaro :, Breton,
8ebdlioesS ntpeitor.
Neititigt:
e. Sian Simanus,
NiubOr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-21
MOntas, ben II. Musuit 1905.
NdDt Seitcn,
Sic Tinnn3la9c.

Iurdl oic por5iiglidcn Grnteou9'
iihten, melhc ictt folm nod ourd)
@ittcrung9perbGltnilie beeintrottiAt
mcroen f0nnen, icrner Ourd) Die WPiB'
crute IN Hrlblano un0 iort00lcrnoe
llurubcn ooiclbit lino omerifoniIte
Wertbpapuiere beocuten6 I'M Wortte
oeitiegen, 10 Dab Feiiimilten cine &C.
iGbrlihe Renftion %beiiirdten, 1nll"
iid Ole Grpartungcn b3ilalld Der
grnte uno onocrCr NcrbGltni'le nld)t
rcoliiiren ioutcn. ga ober raolfole
Surii. @erGn0eruugcu p%orIGltlla nldt
onacnommen mcr0Cn, audi Die beob'
iidtiate GrtroiiBma oeS Gongrclle@
3llr Regulirung Der Gilenbobn'
Srodltrntcn 10 gut mic obgelagt IT.
mitbin feline iolgenld)mcren WoBrob'
men ioiortige llmpGl5umgen gegen'
uGrtiger 3ultGnOc bcrbciiilbren font
men, 10 lino crnite arilcn in Der 81.
nnn3lage nidt 81 belilrttcn; 5nnlol
Der San0el nit Dem NilSlanoe nod
bei0en Riftungen oiii5ielen @eridj.
ten iiir ocn Wtonot 5ulolge onBerlt be-
irie0iacn0 lit. 3ie 6unebmen6e Sim
iubr brin0t ser 9unoeSregierlin9
Dcrmebrte Ginnobmc an 3ollgcbiib'
rem uno DER Muilhlpung I'M Grport
bc0eutet 3unobme Der Ginfilnfte I'm.
Observation-Disclosures. Die 6irma Scnrn
GlclpS & SO. III Rem BORT modt PC.
FAINT, BOB nad) Den ibr 5ugcgarge'
neu ltoiiitilheu Ingaben Die 3unob'
ne oeS @ertbbctrogcS Der Smporto'
ton I'M Wonot Iulli ilbcr 0en Netru1
ocs gleid)cn 3citroumS in porigelt
Sabre lid aut nidt lueni1er oils
SIP. 100000 belGilIt mGbreno Der Va
trag in Der NuSirbr iogor nm go,
100000 b0ber lit. Ger @elnmmt'
ipertb lmierc9 GrportS i'm SSlili iiber.
ltica Den Der Ginlllbr IN rnnOer
Snnnle cima $2i,OO,OO. Dies 1T
Gin gclpolti9er Nulidiurng lilr oell
eriten Wonot bcS ncrlcn 6iSfoliobre&
iotpobl I'M Nbiab unierer Froouftc
mo W%dluiofturen n1h 6em Nilb.
lonOe. ipie IN DER Giniubr I%rcnlolon.
bidder %Gr5cuanillc. Scrner mllB nod
bcodd)t meroen, Dab unlcr Snnoel NIT
bent IiiSlon0e glcid)en Sdritt NIT
einbeimiiher FroiperitGt boltcu
miro. oo id)On Dos lette Sobr cnor.
me Neiultatc mlipeiit, obid)on Die
Nn@inbr an RobrungSniiteln nnbe.
0clitenD mar, ip1brcn0 mir Dies ,Sohr
nid)t MIR cine iibcroila reid)e Grntc,
iohbcrn aud gciiferte GbloBgebicte
fir iiberidiiiiiee grooitoiie boben.
IS unicrliegt fcinem 3wciiel. 0ob
.Hciorm eingeiiibrt miro, un0
5lpnr i'm Sinne Der @egcnieitigteit,
mie Tie ponl NcciprocitGtS . Gonuent
IN Chicago cnlpioblen muroe mo ipic
tic iebt ld)on i'm oelltid)en &eite on
geitommcu lit; bod fam lie I'M Der.
febr nit Gentidlono uobl niht ebcr
Nnpenoun9 iinoen, bis Die SunoeS'
regierung oid) NIT nnoeren beireun.
hctcn Notionen oieSbc5iigIite yer.
einbarungen 9~etroiIen bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-21

&alft III c, MO. Den 10. 9lIo. 1905.
Ste Hrnuoeiitritt Gonllnliiton bat in Der &C.
letllb ooraelhrtehetcn sSelte i6ren enoaitliigcn
mo nerbelertet Neriht iiber Die gbI(bdtllItu
Der Guitbdoi9unoen. ~llnfoiteu uno gSerfberb1'
bun9os Steuern i'm Netreii Der 6uuocmnirnnp,
ShrbbrebuIe mo Serbreiterina Der 9raft,
Sirdie an Der Siiofeite oerielber, bfIidb BON
ttabfs StrnBe bis gSeli sails sneme, init Den
odtnut be5iigltten enoaiiltigen uno oerbeiierien
NIdIen IN WernaBbcit Der &oribrifteu Scs 10,
WhttitftS oes 81, NapitelS Der Nfieu Der Ma
%r0ldloet @eiebAcbunlg bon 1904 nno Der am s.
Npril 1904 beiiditaicn S%eruronunp VI. Go oeS
l'nporS mo Stnotr1tbS poR Baltimore a~uSaelers
ii9i iino bel mir birterlcat.
Us miro lierolIrb bcfaunt acm1dbt, hab bes
ldBter Verttbt iilo Blaine In oiefem Niirenii De-
pontri pirSen, mo oaB Der WiGnor mo Siaots
raib bon baltimore. ooer iraeno cine 9erion,
Yerionen oher Gorpurationei, iueIdbe init oert
onrbiii eriphbnten nh0ei6dbien Sntih1oieuueen
ODER sSeriberbobuH9S Sieuert itlht 3utrieSen
GeileIit ieln ioilten. innerbalb iiinBebn 3aeen
bonn II. Nll9uit ops Snbres 1905. ais Dem Sus
iiilt Der er'ieri Ser0iicntlidung oieier gefanits
nadlnna BON ineiner Seite. an in lbriitlider
sSciie i'm 8nltimorer Stnotgeridt ourd, getition
nn9eaen uppeilireit %fOnneu, inoem ie heinaies
@eribt um cine Srilun9 ~oerielbeu %erfndeil.
Sarrh 4. Nuoper,
WnBlt14,1T2l.2D Gtaot sie9iftrator.
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Sltb'iolett SdnorrCrclclt linlebelt
mill'cn, ais ben Trcis or2 @ollltote-
rails.
Gin Spe3ioliit BON w / IL
nciota lit in Iem. Crlcon9 eingetroi-
len lpelder ooS @clbiicbcr nit @r-
ienif ousrotien mill. Nricnit fam
ollem llebel obbeliul lpenrl genig
Oopon benubt miro; mu idoOe, Dab
nit Dem 2eiben olrd) Der FotIellt be-
icitigt miro.
Gle enticbIihc @ungers-
notb III Siio-Sponicn, id)reibt ooS
nGinc. @olfsblott," tit nutiirlid Die
Tolge zines Wiibrotb3. @enn nber
ifon 6ei elmer 5eDlcrnotc ole gauge
Senolterung ouf Ocn Mlno tollt,
f0nnen nllr ipirthitoftllde Glnrld-
tlungCn Dies beruriodJt bobell, mo
man broitt aid uitt ldnoe nod
bieien @riinocn an ioriben. Sn Siio-
Spanien 9eb0rt ser @oOen menigen
glOligen un6 8robfopitnlilten. 9ie
9olcrn Iino nid)ta meter, ais EGd)-
ter, mo mic iiblidl miro Ser Eodt-
gins 10 bod bemeiicu Dab ocm9oner,
uod0em cr i'm bCjuhIt bat, Nld)tS
iIbrig blei6t, oIS mas 5llr Stillrn0
0eS monlcntnnen @lulgcr5 erforoer-
LID lit. Son elmer NCicrpc iiir ldled)'
tie Sabre fam untcr iolfen l(mItGn-
oen feline Rebe ieir. @unO IN Suno
oomit 0e6t oid), Dab Der @oecn
ifled)t beipirtbidoitct miro. Ger
Bauer, Dem ser FohtjinS IN Dem
WioBe geittigert nirO. ais cr Den 90
ben perbciiert, bat cher elm Sntcrciic
bornn. Sen grtrag nicoriG 81 bolten,
olS i'm 81 iteigern. Cob bellt5utoge
iIberboupt nod cine iold)e 2utiiuu-
n-y8irtbidait %eriitirt, 1T Elm Sobn
oui Ole mo0crne &uJtur. Nof elmer
Observation-Disclosures ~Griobrung ioate
Ole Welt bod 10 melt mlterriftet
icin, bob Stout mo @cieaidoft mI-
ter ocm FodtIpltem 81 @rlnoe &c.
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-21
T.. GIaD 5imauue
Wuat4tG1s,2I,2 90, %, %. 80. eepti.4j '''''''
Scpnrtement fir diieutltfe eidsrbcit-ganien
CUB epnrtenIcnt oes Webduoc. 5nlprttere.
NircaMS. Mathhaue.

SaAh""N
Ndltt III . e. ben .. Nuault 1908.
Nnaebote 1ilr ole Srrlbtung ctncs @ebduoeS
fir oen alinhor mo Siuoiratb Der Staot Bdliis
more nul eirenl pom @elIire Uidriet space.
IUmbdrosS trnBe, gSaters Siru6e iiito gSeits SAILS
Nbenlc begren5ten @rliroitild. o15 ais lSrooui
ten NInrii %hefanrt iein fol-, lueroen bon Der
"Vogro OF Ilp1roo"' eHtgegell genorlITnen meroe1,
YIN anpebnt lilr Den Sberbuli BON elmer
nlf oen SettIlingeIt urIgegebencn Hiuie. oGS
ais Nngeboi lilr pen Sberban %heinnnt leil lou,
Ansebote lniltien III periieaelten Nrief lin
ibld9elt, NIT Der @orele eNo1ro Of @paroe "
am ODER Dor Dem IS. erptember 1905. 2ormit'
tngS IL tlbr, bel benz Sinott heaiiirator, 0rII.
DGuie einaereibt lueroen, Nrief llmibldae miiis
fen NIT Der gluiidriit: D@ios for Erooute Wlnrs
let super StrIcinre" %oerfebel iein.
Seoes 6oroeruIgss Inaebpt nIb bon einem
beGldlibigien Sbed IN Der pobe bon 5000, 8ubls
bar an ben .Wtd0or NH Stdoirdib bon 8GItis
more, beGleitet lein.
Steuull9 elmer glltel ltno 0eniiQcnoeu GiIrgs
lcbutt Dem h~Oppelten 9Sertbe oes 9onirnfiS. mie
I'M Stnotebdrter oor9eintleben, gleihfomneno.
OcrIdHgt.
Wldneos SormuIare fir s~lnacbote i6nuen i'm
Nilredll oes 8ehnioes SnipeftorS cntaeaeH Sc
Tuilmen iperoen.
Pldne mo Spe5ilifationen r6unen i'm Qiireou
ne3 @ebdnoe'N nipcftorS nab oert II. NMguit
1908 eiltae'ebcll lueroet.
9orte,n oen 3eiduunaen uno Speiififationen
pcroei Den General Soutruft0ren nIr aeliebef,
lIloerl %oieielbet eiren begluubigten COED I'M Ne
irn9e bon $50 - 5nblbar an ben Mabor uno
Stdotrdtb bon baltimore. - oeponiren; befn9ter
NV'N ~ nHiHN hSNtutllf lutHW pe SClHllli1util
nor Der Seiinii1a Der Hnaebuie an Den @eb1u.
oe.Snipeftpr 5liriidgeltetert iueroen: anoereiis
'dlls miro ,oertelhe ~peridlIen fcin.
Soltell ole 3eibrinaen uno Spe5ifiintionen
belcbdotGt ooer neriniialtet luoroen fem, piro
Die SiirlIte bon $40 SuriidacbalteIl. ais Iiani.
oirie GniftbioigIng.
Die Veboroe behalf iib haS Rehi Dor, iraero
nelde ODER ale Nlgrhuic 5I periperfen.
GbWaro 7, Vrcitou,
NeftItiGt:
e, Sian simanus,
Cgusi4,tG , 1921 20. %. $3.50, sepif,4j ~
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Sine ppr,iia(id,e Wclcacnbcit.

G6TeiSeripitrui inn siIeiberntadbeu 6m ~erlerneil
miinidben, iouien ni6t beriebleu, Gin @elnd I'm
Wiielieofddfi Der Nlaife In per
Eclectic Tamcmtdbnetbtrinfem.S dlnie
Der GepteInber 'aIufie anitlieben. ioil1cii ltb ben
IibernIeu NlDatt 81 g,uBe Inahen: RI.
3egen 9~fnSfuntt etc. ipetoe niut ln oocr
jbreibe an N,rs. VI. Nmber, Nr. BOZ, Net. cara
tuga., Gdc So,parS. SfraRe. N2f6-)
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Wnraarcthc Sdrmitt.

IS itarb nab lebr fuuier NrGnfbeit Waraa.
rttbe Stmitt i'm sllter bon 80 SGbren, ges
liehte Satin bon 4obanu Shmiit. Sa5 BE
grdbHiB finoei 1ienitaa, : llbr WiorgeIl3. bon
iDrer s9obnune, gr. 1872. Noblulon SiruBe, aus
liatt oGnn nab Der Ser ,Sein Nirbc. 100 Elm
ieierlides 1ohterlGmt fir ibr SeelenbeiI celes
britt miro. &erpanoie mo SrcInoe itno bola
lihit eingeluoerl, oemieIbeU bei3uwobnel.
(232-D
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Qpu0uu Hnrf.

Ter tauptia hlidIte Sriebhui In Baltimore.
Areai: $50 Adtr. - 3mmeripabreneer Charter.
gelo bon alleu Sidotibeilen.. Strabenbabns
Ruuaons pallirei ben Sanptetn9dng, aue bret
WimIten g8nrnes g8arie5inmer Inr Golte,
Die ben Srieoboi bel ruubem gSetier befrtb Ell.
Negrdbnibpllte 81 febr mdbiaen 4relfen,
timmilid inter tortludbrenoer Y'leae.
Yhrfau: Nr. II, notwithstanding.
GQuU-)
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lorraine,


W~iaIsriih Yarfartia - Trisbiidt.
g8eftIi9 bon s9albroof elm mo cine babe
Weile. 9emrbi Die nit Vop9aiidn bebetdneie
Wprib, slpenue.G nr. Sreie aniiden giG6nIitin9s
am 9erminis. Brei'e bon BeardhnlbpInBen iept
| eafsm 22s. girsan: Nraaiiin. NIB WinsIor.
MpaoS. 8erianst Srofdlire. (plai4 .lSI&S)
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Snnsc NGmncr!

0rItrMf SfIegtaS hIrtn Mnb NiTcntatu.g3 n d.
fibrang.
$50 bis 800 MpnaissSebaIt fir uuFere Mbi.
i~lirienten ooer feline llnierri6iSgebibr. 9eie.
prnpbilten n grober ga6irase. lniere O Gdu.
len iino Die erbBien in Imeriid: bon ieoemI
Belt snm 9intriit. Sbreibt ipeasn aaialoa.
Msrie Sdboul Of 9elesrapbp,
Cincinnati, o.: Buffalo. H..Y.; atlanta, Ga. /:
cisco, Gal. (Aoreflirt an ireeno Elm. Der obieeiI
St1ote.) (Smli6. 4lite)
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Sobn ". Scnfcl,
Wr. 6O4. Glib ebars etrahe.
III Srr Ecid,fnbritattrr,

pelber aue s~liftrdge itetS 6nr 8ufrieoeubeit
uiefiibrt. Bic BON ibul bebanoelten Gei6en fons
men @oden lang liegen, obne Die perinqitcn
gSerpefuna9iplren an 3etgen. 3rall 3fnieI "
eraouirte Sinbn liamirett1, llno Ut Die Hebcnos
lung bon 5rauenIei6eH oereu Spe5iGIitdi.
CaHi0,tO
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Gof.Grccf TampfbuOt . Gompagnie.

Wbiabrt oes 9lnlpters n1h StonepsSrSrf bon
8ooi0u'S 2Seriie tdglib. uiIsgeuounen Snui,
Tags uno WiOntago, nm 7 llbr Norm. lnt 80
9iufm. @bfu1rt non 8ropHs Nertte mn 40
Born. uno 3 llbr gtadbm.
Sampler nab Nod Greet tiaIit. ausecnom.
men Gamftags 'nno SoHntnss, bon 0ool0n's
Meriie nm 8 llbr Eorm. nno 2.30 9tdtbm. Non
ErolUH'S 8erite nm $40 Born. uno 5 ubr
gi1dmI. SumIinao nab beiotn SreefS bon Dob
fun's g4ertte nm d llbr 0orm. mo 2.30 Nadlm.
Sropn's g9erlte nm 6.10 Soru. uno 8 ubr
gadmiitaes.
eonntaas nm 4 uno 8 llbr Vurm. uns 2 libr
Wadul. nab beibet STeefS.
s5ahrpreis fir bic Nuubreiie Csc.
(Sunit0-3Wlte)
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Die rSun Sun" san5eu Gag
Tamilien : Grfnriioncn
mad Nnunpolis nno @eIt.HiUer.

annapolis III elmer Der Runite bon Grbbtem
Smiereiie in unfcrGm Siuate, on WlilioIleu bon
Collars fit Die 5luttensafnocnie. oaS Stats
gebdlIoe NIB piele aueere 0lfeHilibe Illaaen
Oerausgabt uuroen. Gam Die Die Bai ltb
acknowledgement iUeiBfilnmtgen SSeuer, gSeli'
HIoer. 0alesDile, 90Glf Yotit, mo Die Sdli'
%peipibrt.
Der ~pupuidre 9umpfer ~Gnima SiIes, tes
ben Wiuniag. WiiihUOb tno Sreiine 8 ubr
BORN. Gamitags I'M 1880 gfndm., .9dlbtelers
tags Srfnriionen, Hildiunft bel Wonofbein $50
Abenos; Gounlngs, $50 BORN; .8idfebr 3 ubr
Mberos. (Suni23. 1&S)
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Way humm the Say
-unb-
Gboptaufs GiOersG rfuriionrn.

100 RetIen, SaI5pn1er. ben ean5en Tag. Sc.
benSretter fir iIeine ainber, Der pri6tige uno
populire 9ampier ~@mma 8iIes," ieben 3ien'
flag II. 9onnerftag nm 7 ll6r 8orm. stiiifunft
4m 10 r6r gbenos. Wtuiit. Sabrfarten Doc.
CSuni23. 3&S)
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germiidte Anseigen.
S25 Wcluhnnna.

fir Die Aiidadbc elmer fhipdr5en Scoeriaihc,
S6mudfa6eu nno Vnargeih eiitbn iieIl ODER liir
%Snfcrmniipn. Die Sur 9hid9dbe libri. Nnt
Sorltne an Der NelnirofNodoy 6mttel Gilt
tonsVarf linS Eittb zSta II ~perIoreu. 0iabamt
Seaunrrt. 9r, 2i5. Nsro.qtbcrth' StrnRe, ODER
VT. 2205. NorS.Galpert.str. a t(233-D
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Baltimore Sransfcr Gumpaanie

ehoph.Gde bon 2tsht. anb 2ombarb.etrnhe,
bat TIRE Miisitattnna unS mebrere Subrlperie
CSdrs) berar1bert uno 1T iest i'm Gtanoe.
W'phell bon SauS ,au SauS 5u besjrbern uno
fir bic gufbemabruns ODER gerfeuonna az bee.
paden. Brcmpte unb suberldhiee Beoienuns
wiro suoei&ert. (b0-)
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Die prahtiGcM Eort Scpoitt. nnS
Wcttfrtpu . Grfuriipneu.

SerrIi6e Scenerie't, SebireS' gnitttett,, bic
Die Mueen. 9i6iS fjmmi Dem SusaieDannas
8iUer eIeif. Beiierion 1T eir popuIlrer Blab.
@tObe ueue SutelS. gle5 uibntct 9tube ino
Comfort. Die %ieinIten 9ente benleen oieie
g~lusiliiee. Hener G6nelonupfer .SlSaues
bonno." Ssoen Sienilae. 0onneritaa II. Gam'
tao i'm 1 l.br 9iadmitiaas. Niidfunft nm
Mi llbr gbenoS. Mittuo6S uho Snmitngs
IIm 8 llbr Surmi. Riidfunft nm 8 llbr IbeHos.
Wtiltpodbs. EtIsiliiGe g~e'tGtten 114 Stunoe slut'
enibaIi in Bort Scpoiit sum Sefi6 Der prltt'
ti9cn Nnlager oeS Zone uititIts." Sabr'
iGrien Soc. Wlabl5eiten soc.
Snni23 3&S-)
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Baltimore EemetcrN.

gHreau: 0r. 3i4, Rprb.Gbaries-eirahe.
Begrdbnibpllbt 3um Serfdmf bon S26 an,
nit Murmprpfoiien abaegren5t, $50 8lae
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sionate and ngeable--changeable In all things save his love for his music and in what he was pleased to call his duty to his drunkard-father. While he was never married he had numerous love af- fairs. He was hot-tempered, sometimes rude. His appearance was striking to a degree. Short of stature, he was heavily built about the shoulders, and his strong face was shaded by a shock of bristling, black, unkept hair. In dress he was al- most sloven, sometimes forgetting to complete his toilet before admitting pu- pills and friends At the age of 26 Bee thoven had q spell of sickness which re- suited in his total deafness. One of hls biographers Is quoted here:
 "It may be questioned If his musical nature was affected at all other than fayorably by his infirmity. His art was greater than the man or rather the man In his art was greater than himself: his deafness, even by shutting him within, seems to have increased his Individuality, for, from the time of It's absolute estab- in musical and intellectual value, and each generation finds in them something new to study and to appreciate. He wrote not for his time alone, but for all time"
 After q short Illness, brought on by exposure Ludwig van Beethoven died March 20. 1927.
 During his last illness he was in real need, and had 1t not been for the aid of the Philharmonic Society he would In silence, sadness and neglect one of the worlds greatest masters was left 10 end his days almost alone.
 A portrait of Ludwig van Beethoven accompanies thts sketch.
 MARY GRAHAM.
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On rainy days the children seem lost for something to do Books. even those containing the best stories. become dull. and the oftplayed old house games drag heavily and fall to amuse.
 But here is a way of passing an hour or so. a way which Is ever full of change and novelty. for each time the game Is participated in it may assume new features-iu fact. it must assume new features. for the stories woven are made each time from ''new cloth.' This game goes by the name of "Rig-a-maroIe." and Is played In this manner:
 One boy or girl seats himself or herself in the room and all the other children go into the hall or an adjoining apart ment. Then the game begins by the chii- dren all returning to the room and ham mering loudly on the door. asking admit tance The boy or girl who is seated In the room calls out. ''Who knocks at my cave door?" The answer comes. ''We are a lost trihe from the moon tor any planet they may wish to name). and we beg shelter for the night"
 The boy or girl fwho assumes to he wizard or witch) then calls out. "Enterr'
 The crowd comes troopIng In and seat II owner of the cave. whom. to simplify matters. we shall call witch. The witch then addresses the first person on her right md says. "Tell me of this country from which you have come"
 The boy or girl addressed proceeds to weave an original yarn of the strange place and stranger people and their cus- toms speaking for abont three or four minutes when he or she suddenly stops and the child sitting next on the right fakes up the narrative where 1t has been interrupted Tn this way much fun and surprise Is furnished those taking part In the Rig-a-marole. for no one knows inst where he will have to go on with story new to his ears. This calls forth much originality in the form Of im- promp,u story composition. An example Of the game follows:
 First Narrator.-"we come from the other side of the moon. where 1t Is aI- ways dark except from the light furnish ed by small. manufactured sun- We i live on the top of mountains and when It storms we go down Into the sen to keep out of the rain. You may think this strange. but I will explain that our sea water is nothing but warm sand If we take this sand and put 1t over slow hre 1t meIts and becomes clear. beautiful wa ter, as sweet to drink as honey" fHere the witch may interrupt and order the speaker to tell of the people of the moon, "Our people" goes on the story teller, "are very peculiar to look upon. They have two eyes In the back of the head"
 Suddenly the narrator stops nnd turns to the child on bis right and mods for him to continue. The witch says, Pro ceed with your friends story from the very word where he left off."
 Second Narrator. (Which makes 1t possible for them to see well back wards as forwards. Having four eyes, they can watch four different things at time, for no two eyes are obliged to stay on the same object. like the eyes of
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now found 1t quite easy to laugh often.
 When luncheon time came the dear old man was loath to go home. "l enjoy be- ing here in the park where l can watch these most interesting squirrels" he said to Ethel. "Well, dear grandpapa. we'll come again this afternoon, promised Ethel
 And I'll come out and bring a box of butterflies l have been years collecting" said one of the old gentlemen who had been conversing with Grandpapa Avery. Its considered by many critics to be q most unique collection. I'm sure you'll enjoy looking at It.
 "Yes, indeed" answered grandpapa, and, lowing adieu to those assembled, he hur- ried down the path toward his sons home. Eve enjoyed the morning very much,'' he declared to Ethel as they walked along "l feel that the clouds are drifting from my sky once. more. We'll go to the park every day when It is suit able weather ,,.aG,i and feed those cunning.
 Bless Bush and Frisk,' whispered Ethel to herself as she pressed her grand fathers hand tenderly. Tt was those two dear squirrels that reused grandpapa' s interest in things once more. l really believe they understood how sad grand papa was, for they seemed to try them selves in their frolic before his eyes.
 But Ethel did not understand how much those little. squirrels really did know tion, or how true she spoke when she said they seemed to "try themselves in their frolic before his eyes"
 But Ethel could not understand the lan- guage of squirrels, although the squirrels understood her perfectly.