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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-11-26

John Sharpe Williams over month
ago. pointed out the method of attack
that would be adopted to defeat gov
eminent regulation of rates. The
mining and sapping by amendments
and substitutes and suggestions that
would destroy the bill have begun. The
bill will be emasculated if the en-
ployment of big men and the lavish
use of money and muddying of water
will accomplish it.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-11-26
He Is Perfectly Right.
Greensboro Record.

Governor Glenn has taken the bulls
by the horns and now there will be a
howl. He orders the superintendent
of the insane asylums to first care for
those unable to pay their way, even
if every pay patient has to be sent
elsewhere. He argues that those able
to pay can find accommodation, While
the poor who are in jails and else
where are suffering. He is perfectly
him hard for his action.
him hard Tor his action.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-11-26

Many teachers in North Carolina
have indicated their intention of hav-
ing Governor Glenn'S Thanksgiving
proclamation read in full in the school.
1t should be read in every school, pub
lie and private in the State.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-11-26
Refreshing and Encouraging

CdTIIIdBt bIdU6.
The refusal of q prominent minister
in this State to accept an increase in
his salary while the need of the home
missionary work of his denomination
is so great, is refreshing and encour-
aging when so many ministers of to-
day are charged with preaching for
the money and not for the soul"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-11-26
PAINTERS GREAT PEDAGOGICAL

ILSSANS. bN 4. y. RAINIER, tS'Rl.. -
D.. Professor in Roanoke College.
Author of "A History Of Educa-
tion.'' etc. Cloth. 12mo. 426 pages.
Price SIPS. American Book Com
Dany. New York. Cincinnati and
Chicago.
This volume introduces the student
to the principal documents of educa-
tional history. from Plato to Spencer.
Every important phase of education
receives consideration. Selections from
twenty-six of the worlds greatest edu-
Gators are given. prefaced in each in
stance by a brief biographical sketch.
The book will meet the demand among
students of educational history for an
acquaintance with the original sources
Of information. and will form an ac-
ceptable and useful volume supple
mentary to any standard history of
education.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-11-26
Accounts For Popularity and Power

Charity and Children.
1t gives us pleasure to commend the
News and ObserVer.'o Raleigh. for its
moral courage in lifting up it's voice
in behalf of the weak and helpless
The 6ne service it is giving to the peo-
pie of North Carolina accounts for its
popularity and power.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-11-26

for drunkards, nor Us a city of re-
fuge" for criminals who deserve TO
go to the other State institution just
across the branch" but they were es-
tabliShed for the purpose OF caring
for the. INDECENT insane OF the state,
and we trust this question will con-
tinue to be agitated until this purpose
is fully accomplished.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-11-26

Presbyterian Standard.
Says that lucus a non. Charity and
Children:
wonder if our Presbyterian breth-
rem viii rot soften somewhat in their
feelings toward the cigarette %
Wonder if our Baptist brethren
wouldn't be more oily-tongued if
Rockefeller lived in North Carolina.
In the meantime we haven't heard OF
Wake Forest returning any tainted
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-11-26

One thing the people of North Caro-
lima will do. Build good houses for the
orphans and see that they are we'll
cared for. The pictures of orphanages
in this edition is only partial evidence
of what has been done and what is
being done.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-11-26

The founder of the oxford Orphan
ASYLUM at Oxford was the late John
Fl. Mills. Others helped, of course, but
he deserves the full credit.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-11-26

The "rambunctious'' CRATER only
got $3.50 year from the Mutual Life.
The fellows who got a big "swag' must
have been very "rambunctious."
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-11-26
No Greater Contrast.

Lumberton Argus.
No greater contrast in penaitles has
appeared in recent puDllc PRINT than
lin Wednesdays papers, which report
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-11-26
Nor Charge Anybody ExOrbitant Prices
YN...l.o M Herald

1t iAnot right that the railroads
should chargo one shipper more than
anotber and it should be Strengthened
o1t no matter who is hurt or who is
not hurt.\
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-11-26

The North Carolina Conference will
have a Wilson of a time this week.
which means they will have an ideally
pleasant time. The Conference meets
Bishop Wilson, and one of the chief
secretaries is Rev. n. H. d. Wilson,
who worthiiy bears a name long nom
ored in North Carolina
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-11-26
THE BROTHERS WAR by John c.
Reed. 46O pages. Price $500. Pub
fishers: Little, Brown 4 Co., BOs-

ton
The author of this work, a member
of the Atlanta bar, has indicated his
idea of the war by the title of his
book "The Brothers War" and has
sought to show that the causes lead
ing up to the Civil War We're differ
ences between brothers of one fam
lily. A family quarrel is the bitterest
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-11-26
WORSE THAN \ SHAM.

Mr.. Forakers suggestion of a lit
tie bill' to meet the need of railroad
legislation is worse than sham. Any
law that does not give the Interstate
body, though it should be given to
that body,) the power to fix rates
will be a humbug of the first water.
Unless that power is conferred, let
the whole thing die, and let us APP
peal unto Caesar.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-11-26
.Nith the Empress Dowager.o

Miss Katharine A. Carts with the
Empress Dowager." recently issued in
book form, covers much ground not
touched upon in the sketches entitled
''In the Court of the Empress DOW
ager" which comes to an enc N the
December Century. While the maya
zine articles tell of Miss Carts intro
duction to the Empress DoWager win
much of interest touching her person
atty, and daily life. and of the PAINT
ing of the st. Louis portrait the book
gives further the story from the Chi
nese side. Of the origin and rise of the
Rover, Rebellion and of the final spark
that kindled the outbreak against the
LEGATIONS. The book contains also per-
hans the first personal appreciation
ever published of the Chinese EN-
neror whom Miss Carl found typi-
calIy Oriental parsonage.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-11-26

The Duchess of Marlborough's por.
trait produced by process hitherto
uninterrupted in magazine literature APP
pears in the December issue of The
Smart Set as frontispiece-a distinc-
tive, new feature. This is the first
of a series of portraits of women dis
tinguished as leaders of society in the
metropolitan cities of the world TO be
published monthly in this enterprising
magazine.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-11-26

Money that comes easy is hard to
keep.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-19
9tOtbe gn6
"Deutf6eu Gorrcfponoent''
fiir 1906 lit in &orbcrcitnno.

&cocr ]rcQclm0biNc Nbonncnt oc2
@lottc2, oh iiir sic t0Nlihc, modcui
Lido oocr Sountl92 NllaBobr, miro
Gin Grcmplar mcutlcltIid, crboItcn;
ooiiclbc lit njd)t vi p]crfouicu mo mlr
Subicribcutcu pcr0cn IS crboItcn.
Gin poiicnoca @cibnoht2. oOcr
Ncuiobra @cihcnt iiir SrclmoC ru0
9}crpouotc I'M NltbcimntblunOe lit
Scr m0hultlidc Correspondent"
Wcm icBt bcitcut, miro an Die A0rciic
aud, oo4 NotbcNuh ~bci0rocrt mcrocu.
gScrm Sic Giutdltic bel Sen Nl
5ciQc auuocu oc3 oGorrciponOcnt"
motcL pcrHciicu Cir nid)t, 81 cru0b
men, ooB Si2 ocrcu Nn5ci9c I'M uGor
Respondent" gclcicn bobcn unO man
miro &bncn ooppcltc Nllimcrti0mtcjt
ldJCntcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-19

Der SiilfS Sngcniclw fir Die @ronoe
oiitriftS Elrbcitcn.
Ter ID apor cinNclu0ch
Mopor Simoml3 mlrOc NcItcrn
BON Srn. SbcoOor WtorblIrQ CinGcln.
ocn 81 cincm Sltnidl Den cr am
2l6cnO oc5 81. GcjcmbCr &crtrCtcul
Der YNmcrifoniid)Cn @iitoriihcn @c.
ic%llidloit," Scr o9lnrcriturtiid,cn Ocfo.
nomiifcn @cicuihoit" unO DER
uNmCrifoniifcn @cic0idoft filr
Stoot&miiicnihoit" in icincr Mph.
nltlQ, Or. If, Mcit Ntount &crnous
EIocc, Ncbcn miro.
Sic critic YnnCr &crbclic-
ruHN q.
0ic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Commit
lGrc mCr0cu nod 0cnl I. &onunr ais
Nnncr &crbciicrumga G%onmiliinn
III oQcrcrit Die SuntinQ0on Npcnuc
o0cr p. Strobc BON scr Dorr Goon
bis sum Stoncn Hln Eort mofoOo,
miiircn. 3u0cm miro Ole Commits
lion ouh ioiort ans Scr ictt nod III
priuotcm @ciiB bciiuolidrn Ncnling .
ton Npcnlc cine 0iicntlidc Strobc
nluhcn mo oiciclbc cbc1ioll9 mufas
oomiiircn. Gurh Die Wtotoooni.
iirung icncr bci0cn StroBcn miro elm
gutter Nohrlpeg bcrQcitcllt 5miid)tn
Der Dorf 9iooo mo Snmp0cn.
Breton tout S6rittc.
@cbduoc >Sllipcftor Erciton CAB
Q~citcru Ncicbl ooB nm On@ oItc
.6ircmun'5 @cbduoc" AT South
mo @utcritrabc Cin @rcttcr3oun CT.
rid)tet perocn mrB. Gr botte aeItcr1
cine Gonfcrcn5 nit Dem Stoot FrOfu
rotor bc5ilgIih Oc9 @cb0uoca, nclfcS
ic6r rniidcr lit un0 in pclhcnt Dor
Ctlidcn Sogcn in 6pl9c bca NbitlIr5ca
0Ca SllBboocn@ 0C9 6. StodiucrfS Elm
Mann perlCBt mlr0c. @cnn Ole
Gi%genthiimcr oo5 @cbduOe nidlt boI0
uicDcrrciBcn, miro @r. Yrcitou Is ollr
ihrc Soften tbrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-19

Cine arose Orb d. Il t
2 pontcl. !Nr. Serrn
Sd)lcumca erbiclt NcItcru aus Wnorio,
Sponien, Elm Sd)reibcl, morin eilt
Monn, ser lid, I'M 3udtbailic beiil-
oct, an Die Ser5ensgiite Oes 9eliber3
Scr oStng &ullc" uppcllirt. Inn i'm
sum Grbebcn elmer groBen Srmmc
@elOeS ~ perbeIien uno ncbenbci cine
bilbide %Gllttbdlloigc Spunierin 81 bcs
ireien. Sr. Sd)lcunes mar ilber onS
idjmeifeIbuitc Mngebot. elmer Der
Acknowledgement Shoncn aus Der
Serlegcnbeit 81 belfcn, icbr c~rfrclt
itlo mGre aild bereit ba5i %gelpeiet,
ood) Iegtc ieine @attilt Elm cllergiidjes
Wort cit uno crfl1rte Die gol5e 8c-
id)ihtc fiir citcn nltcn Sdnpinocl.
llnb ais Tns itellte lid Die @eibid)tc
nlld) beraltS, oenn mebrere bon i%eirelt
Nndborn erbielten ans Der ipnniid)en
Saiptltaot ioIt gallS 9leihlontenoe
Sricfe. Sr. Sdleunes molte aber
trot0em ben Wlnuben an Die Yglutb-
0llgi1e Spanierin III Ser Notb" nid)t
ulfgeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-19
Ser Sdjlcicr g%cliiitct.

Sri. Gtbu II. Ninca' Scihnum nnbc
McloO III Sen 6llltbcn Oc@ 80
tupaco uuigcilunOcu. Nabr.
iheinlid cin Sclbitmoro.
Ger @ciduam pom Irl. Gtbn st..
&iuca, ser Obcrm0rtcrin IN Dem ga.
natorium 0ca Or. &oui9 $. @ulorp
nube NcIoD. mclde om Somitug, Den
o. 0r5cmbcr, NnllS pl0tlid uno inter
mpItcrIGicn llmitdnocn BON Scr &c
nulutcu Nnltult ucrldmunO, mltroc
Qcltcrn NohmittoN f1lr51 Dor 3 llbr inn
Eutupato &iucr, nubc Dem &in0utt
Der Baltimore ohio E Nabn" 5u
Hcluu, uufQciunoru. Der &cid)nom
mar ~tbeihuciic bon bcrobb0ngcn0cm
@cbilid bcOcdt uno 0ieie3 mar Ole
llriud)c, mc9balb 0crielbc nid)t frii.
her al~ti0Cilut0en mur0e. Sr. Cant
mcr@, elm Grltbcr nou Sri. Sillc3, Sr.
&olluuo bon GIfrl0Ne uno Nr. 81.
Nelcfcr, Elm NuQcltcltcr ulli DEM
Giicn6ubn Niuourt, cnt0cdten 0cn
Scidnam, m0hren0 tic ullc 0rei 5il.
inrHncu III ciltem Hltocrboot III icncr
@eNcno 0cn Eatop2co nbluhtcn. IS
miro pcrmllthCt, 0dB Der Heid)nnm
5uci pole Wodcn I'M Mnllcr gclegcn
bat; 0cntod) mar 0cr'elbc 5ielnltd
mobl crhultcn. Ger &eihnam mllr0c,
uad)ocm 6crirIbc pom Coroner utO
elmer Goroncr@ ,(trU belid)tlgt NOR.
Oeu mar. nud) 6,r Mobnun1 BON Sri.
&iuc2' GItcru IN &irAinicu &c.
ionot. Nle llnitGnbc 0clltcn Ooraui
bin, oaB Sri. Ninc2 in cinclm glninll
BON Sdaucrunlth in Sen 6llttben oeS
Fntupaco ibrcn Zoo itdltc unb iono,
Scit ibrem mnitcrioicn N~cridpnin0cu
bobcn mobl ilbCr bnl0crt Ecrioncn
tGaIid) nod ibr Ncllldt. Sri. &ilc5
itnnmte ans Sbio mo lie grn0uirte
III Cincinnati ais mathematician,
nubm Damn in MicGl0crrn, ", So,
cine Stellc IN cincn1 flelncn Sunntp,
riirm an, moiclbit tic nit DEM Super-
in~tenoenten ulaiiel, bon peld)cr 3eit
ibrc NcrocncrIdilttermg berriibrt.
Nicr muroe lie 5lrcrit dis Eilcgerin
BON Or. @morp'S Nottin en0ogirt,
uuo ibr Giicr pcridniftc ibr oieStcllc
ais SbcrrpGrtcrin. Sic id)icll Gicr
ctmoS ilbcrciiriQ 81 icin luto nobnl
lid icocn EaOel idppcr 81 Ner5cn.
Sbrcr olten Mlrttcr ma lie cine groBc
Stiibe. Mic Or. 8utorp erfldrtc,
mar Sri. Sinc$ cine ollBer9cip0bnlid
0ciitreide Game.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-19

iicl0 Sur6or Dor Infcr geben ltn0 bis
SamItag friib bleibCn muBten. 9lnt
SumitoQ fubrcn mir nod Dem gegen
iibcr licqcnOcn o8oopcr's Strait." 100
mir ciHc grobc NllItcrnflotte lid1tetcn,
mir fouuten ic0oh meAcn OcS bobcll
SCcrnn0Co MIR bis ullf . Oteilcn bcr
onfommlcu mo muBtcn luicoermn
Dor Nufcr 0cbcn. 9m Sonntog firth
0urdfrCll5tcu mir 0iclc 6lottc, leood)
luic0Cr nbnc 0rn gcmiinidtcn Grfolg.
lpc0Gal6 mir unicrc 6nbrt nod Dem
Euturcnt HiDCr i%ortlcbtcn, mltcrlueg@
ic0c3 Boot nnlprcheno. Wir longtcu
9c0cn Wiittog BORT an mo cntoedteu
Qc9cn I llbr ooS critic gciudte Boot,
Die rSo0ic j. &elpis." Murldolt
%&nn9bommcr bciticg oos Boot iofort
mo ucrbnitCtc Den Gapt. 2cmiS, Scr
nidt Den %9cringitcn 9iocrItono lei
Itcte. Gugcgcn oermiBte Wtorldoa
&nugbumncr 0en obencrpGhntcn
Stcuermonn 6cn er cbenio1S lebr
~nringenO miinidte. gSir nobmen ou%
Boot ms Shlcpptou mo lebten
unicrc Sudc nod Der n@rocic @nI-
lace" tort u1o lQtten mir aud oie'e9
Boot nod fllr5cr Belt an l%lnlerer
Scitc. IS luicOerboltc lid oericIbc
&or0onQ, mic bci'm onOern Boot,
WuridoQ &ungbonmer perboftctc
Sen Gupt. Nall uuO brnfte i'm oil
@or0 0c5 ,%gSinoonL" nnd)Oem Ct
oemielbcn icin SficBciicn obgenom
men bate. Sonntog Abeno gln9cn
mir bel Solomon'S &Slano Dor Hn
fer, nm om MontaQ iriib Die Mid
relic nod Baltimore un5lltreten.
Gtc Wmniduiten Der bCioen Nl-
l%tcrnbootc lpurbCn ouf 0engooten be
luilen, m0brcub bic bciOcu GopitGnc
alf Dem 3oututtcr biutcr SfloB II.
HleGel gebraft murGen. Niilf9nor-
iduQ 3imncrmon nubnl icincngSadr
potter ouf 0Cm eiucn ln0 3nQbcomr
fer SlpenS nlll Dem onoCrlt gGlltcrn-
6oote Gin.
NlS Ntorihoa S%orabommcr ocu
Captain SCrpiS nod lcincm SteuCr-
mann iroQtc, Qob ibnl ocriclbc sur
Nttnort, boB 0criClbc icin Boot Der
loiicn bobc mo Cr nid)t miiIc. no er
bingefommcn lei. WtnrIfou Gang
BANNER luor ie0oh nit Oieicr @nt-
mort l1id)t 3ltfricocn, lon0ern itcltr
mcitcrc Hod)forlhunqcn nod) Ocmlcl-
ben unter 0cn Wtnnnidnitcn al, uno
brod)te nlld) mirtlid III Grfubrlllt9,
cob lid Der Megcr bei Solomon'a IS
lono an 2ono begcbcu babe. nad)-
0cnl ibnl Gin Ghcf. iibcr $50 oui Ole
Girmu y. ". Ncbitcr a. Bros. 9tr.
22Ol NoltouitroBc, o~lsqchdroigt
morOcn mar, mo onB 0erlelbc ollr
0Gm Mcac nod) Baltimore lei, NM
0ieiclt Gbcd cin5ul1icn mo Damn 81
nGr0ltften.
Nud,0Cm Scr Warlnol 0iea Crinb-
rcn buttc. bCgab CT lid lotort 5u Srll.
2 Mcbltcr, Der ulf Solonlnl'@ IS
ionO Elm 3nciagcid)0tt Scr SirnIu be
treibt NM crilld)te bcniclbCll, or
m0dtc an icirc 6irmo in Baltimore
t%clcpbnnirclL Dem Acger Den 6bcd
nidt ollS5u3oblcn. ionocrn OcnieIbcn
5uriid5uhoItcL Incident @ciud &r.
Mrbitcr lofort rntiprod). 0iarldoll
&orQhummcr tcleponirte Damn lelbIt
an ocn Sdcriif bon Baltimore, lid
0c0 Ncocrs 5t pcriid)crrL iobolb Ger
lclbc bel Mcbiter Bros. Crid)cillc, INN
icin @CIb ST crbcbct. Nls M}oridol
@%ot0bommcr gCltcrn NbcllO bier an
fam, lpltroc CT I'll ieincr 0roBtcn DC
ml0tbulrng in &cnrtnib 0ciebt, oab
Der Ncgcr bcrcitS inn @ci0ngniB liBe,
Inn iciltcn @crbor cnt0eQcn si icbcn,
luoburd Cit poalt6nbigcr Grfolg ocr
Wfiiiton gclidcrt lpor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-19
TnS @ctttr.

sir Wiurplono mo 0Cn 0iltrltt
Columbia tribes, tiiblcrc2 @cttcr
unO n0rolihc Minoc.
Ger bohitc 5bcrnomctcritnnO pnr
is @roo nm 3 llbr 9tohmlttog9.
Ger nicorigitc SbcrnlomlctcrItanO
mar - @rno nm s llbr Morgcna.
Miittlcrcr @uromCtcritunO 5000.
Ger nicOriaitc GbcrmonletcrItono
Der Icbtcn - StunOcn III Den nod
iolQcnocn St0bten mar mic iolOt:
Gnitport %, EortIono IS, Bolton u,
Ylbanp IA Nem.Dort Is, Norri2
blrrg -, Nbilnoclpbiu %, 9tlonticz
Gitp 26, @oibington 20, Noriolf 30,
SnttcroS IS, Charlotte 36, NiImilN-
ton -, Gborlclton IS, Souonnob 10,
SndionpiQe 10, ,Srpitcr Is, &cpsHSclt
81. 9Itln1ta II, montgomery 10,
Ncm.N Orleans II, Eolcitinc A. @oIs
bottom 81 Corpus Gbriiti IS, Wtcnl-
pbiS TO- Cincinnati 81, Eitt@bur0 b,
OsDcQo Is. Buffalo 80, Glepclouo
-, Detroit -. Nlpeno b, Wur1llcttc
IS, @rccn Dan 30, GhiCo0o 81 gu
Iutb rs, Ct. Nuul 26, 81. &olia 81
aonioS.Gim Is, Omobo 80, Nurpn
16, 9iSn1nrd IS, Miuiitou 6, SABRE
10, SClcnn 81, Solt Yotc 81. Tcnucr
Is, North EIottc Is, Io0Nc -, Nina
rillo %, Yo9 Nn0Clc1 Is.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-19

Gin idDncs nnS niitlidcs 8cidcnf
fir gnscbOrisc 1T immcr cine lcbens'
arohc photographic oSer cine fiinit'
IcriId pulenbctc Gopic zines altcn
gilScs in Gragon, @aHcrfarbe, Del
ohrr Gaitcll. Die idl6nitcn Sabinct'
bilocr nnr ST pro Sntcnb.
Smlius Scbbcl, oeutidcr I%boto9rapb,
321 Muro.@ ay.S trake.
Oftt2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-19

Gna Goniite fir NoD3ruocicn be
rid)tete i'm critcn 3lpciNc Die Gcroro.
nlln9 9iinitia Elm, lucltc 1rn. 6rco.
@olternidntibt ons Hedl NIcbt. oltrd,
cine Bride iibcr Die oltc Eoppo,Hooo
lctnc @ebGlibc All Der SilOoit Ode
bon SuriorosA peni,e INN Wommrnt
Strobe nit ieinen Ncubouten. gtr.
l10l bis 1928, Siaeniho6y. vi Der
bin0en.
GoiieIbe Gomite reittt and cinen
gijnluacn 9eritt cin ilbCr sic Ger.
or0nung, ser .@rooNbcnt Montel
80" Die GrlaubuiB ertbcjluO. an Scr
Siiomcit Gde bon Nrcit0cntitrobc
unb Gonton-Ape. cine cilcrnc Hobre
iibcr Die Canton. Nncnllc }u lc0cn.
Nom Gnmite iiir Mittcl ms @eoe
tanlen sic &eroronnnlcU $4,000
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-19
Mrtbmr %. Mpbipm,
ssr. fei. rh.galttmors.etraa

EaTase . Wotariats . WcIbwedicl.
Bureau. Shiffsfarten fir nae
0ampfer-2inien. @esiepiIie, @ehicI.
8elbmehieI nnb @Ioienoungen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-19
Sdiffsfartcn upn nno mad ScntId,'
lamb.

Son Baltimore bis Bremen: 9a'
iiitc $40 itno $3.50; 9remen-gal.
limore bis gum /. 0opember $3.50
uno $62.50; BON 1. Topenlber bis
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liaercm grciie. sbeO. $. 9iencr &
Gu., Simmer Ir. 3, ia Oit-2ering.
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Sta0t Baltimore.
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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1905-10-13
King Of the Penauins.

The emperor" penguin, one of the
discoveries of Capt. SCOTS recent
antarctic expedition, was the subject
of an interesting illustrated lecture
by DR.. Wilson before the recent orni-
biological congress in London. The
bird stands about four feet high,
weighs eighty pounds or more, and
with its black coat aSd erect posture
has, when seen at distance, truly
startling resemblance to a dwarf
man. These "emperors" of the PEN
gum world live upon the great girdle
of pack ice which surrounds the ant.
arctic continent, and seem to depend
daily for their food on crustaceans
caught in the crevices of the ice.
The female lays a solitary egg,
which is caught on the great web
feet, so that it never touches the ice,
and is held there covered with the
mothers body until Matching occurs.