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THAT RUSSIAN CONSTITUTION.
It's History Foreshadowed in Parable Of
the Bears.

To THE EDITOR or THE SCS-Sn: read in
this morning g Sun that the reactionary and
clerical parties In Russia are about to memoir
ialize the Car against the grant OF consti-
tuition and In favor of the maintenance OF the
autocracy. This recalls a parable told me by
q Russian friend in a discussion OF the posi-
bilty OF. constitutional government In Rus
STA and the period that would elapse before 1t
might be feasible. Here is the story:
Once upon time In the country OF tho
Bears there arose aRitatofs who clamored
for constitution. The common Bears were
80 carried away by the idea and Joined the
agitators In such numbers that the King OF
Beardom. fearing for his throne. determined
after consulting many persons. to accede 10
the general demand. After much hesitate
and many alterations q constitution was pro-
claimed. 1t consisted Of only one clause which
permitted all Bears to repair to their dens on
the approach Of winter and suck their paws
until the spring.
The effect Of the proclamation was varied.
While some looked on II as great concession
guaranteeing liberty to all Bears. the reaction
airy and clerical parties were iuceneed. They
represented to the King that although the
constitution only permitted what had long
been customary in Beardom. It had estab-
lished precedent that might be used to OBJ
tain greater concessions to fresh agitation
and begged Of him to recall it: They further
pointed ott .nd, tne UrnS;sion To- whst pthe
Bears were 10 do during the summer season.
when they would he at large; They, finally
so worked on the Kings fears that he decided
issue a second proclamation containing one
clause annulnR the previous one.
short time, but the common Bears. who had
expected great things from the constitution.
finding that there had been no difference In
their condition under IL, aband oned the ag
tators and things went on as before.
1t will be interesting to see whether the
sa will bring permanent results or turn out
like that in the para be VIAToR.
NEW YORK, July 5.
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SUE RACETRACK FOR BETS LOST
10 what So, Lichtenstetn Recommend, 10
Man who Sues Him.

Sol Liohtenstein, the bookie. and the
Brighton Beach Racing Association are the
defendants in suit brought by H, Colt.
schalk to recover 5000, which he says he los,
in wagers made with Sol at the track on
July 20 and II OF last year.
Gottschalk says that he bet 5000 each
on Peggy, Bobadil and Tongorder and
$500 on Atwood. All lost.
In It's answer the association denies any
knowledge OF gambling within It's premises
and its counsel, Charles H. Hyde applied
yesterday to Supreme Court Justice Glider.
sleeve for an order directing Gottschalk
to serve an itemized bill Of particular,
showing the details Of his wagers. De-.
ci.ion was reserved.
Lichtenstein's defense is that the asso.
citation runs betting ring and that there.
fore 1t and not he Is responsible for the 70.
payment OF Gottschalk's wagers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-06
FOR THE WAR OF 1872,
alls.Ss Due This state for the Expense
Of EQu!pping Troops.

ALBANY July 5.-Attorlcy- General MAYER
to-day received word from Washington
that the Secretary Of War would certify
that the amount due New York State on ii'
claim for reimburse ment for the expens"
Of equippng troops for the war Of Isl!
was SilS5s5, This sum has grown through
the accumulation of interest from IN"
original claim OF $50 900 The claim mas
hung fire for many years,
onrress at its last session passed m act
permitting the Government to audit tines"
pending claims Of States on accoun' 81 me
War Of 1912, but the moneys TO pa v the caln ~
will not be forthcoming until an Hpprop'E
ton is made In the Deficiency Appropriation
bill at the next session,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-06
PLOTTING HOSPITAL CRUISES,
First OF the Season Yesterday-St. johns
Gild Daily Program.

The Helen C.'Juilliard, the floating hos
pital of st. Johns Gid, made her first
trip of the season yesterday. She WI
make a trip every week day when the
weather permits, making landings at FIJI;
tieth, Thlrty-fifth and Tenth streets and
North River on Mondays and Wednesday"s,,
he made on the East River at Twenty-fourth,
Third and Market streets. Tuesdays ana
Fridays the hospital will make one land
ing at the foot of East Twenty.-fourth
street. Manhattan. and three landings IN
avenue and Hamilton avenue.
Admission tickets to the hospital are
distributed at 800 places Throughout me
city, including the hospitals, disPensar'es
diet kitchens and missions, Tickets may
be obtained by applying to the genera
st. Johns Gid may be sent to Mr., Isaac
n. Seligman, the treasurer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-06
The Grave situation In Hungary.

ne STdNC HluuSd
1t has for years been taken for granted
that the friction between the Hungarian
and the Cisleithan moieties of the dual
Hapsburg realm, though serious, would
not lead to actual rupture during the
lifetime of the Emperor FRANCIS JOSEPH,
who is rs years old. Even the persistent
refusal of the Hungarian Diet to sane
ton renewal OF the Ausgleich of 1897
the organic law by which the Hungarian
and Cisleithan monarchies are connected
or the accompanying compact by which
their commercial relations were regu-
lated, has not caused dissolution OF the
union, because his subjects have ac-
quiesced in the perpetuation of those
agreements from year to year by imperial
and royal fiat. At present, however, the
propagation OF the Diet and the installa-
ton at Budapest Of a Ministry ad interim
which does not possess the confidence of
the peoples representatives have placed
the Crown in position where it can
scarcely avoid violations of the Hun
garian Constitution, and should these
occur a national uprising OF the Magyars
may be expected.
Although the political organization Of
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-06
british FLAG ORDERED DOW.
II Was Flying Over q Canadian Vessel In
ROchester's Port Of Entry on July T.

ROCHESTER,, July 5. The British flag,
which was flying over the Canadian vessel
Acacia Of Kingston. Capt. william Sim
mons. which was in the harbor Of Charlotte,
Rochester's port on Lake Ontario. on July
4, was ordered to be- hauled down by Deputy
Collector Of Customs Duane Bump. Char
l,tte people had tried to prevail upon Capt
Simmons 10 lower the flag but he would
not consent. Mr.. Bump then ordered the
flag lowered and was met with refusal
whereupon he said that he would hoard
the vessel and take the flag down himself,
az it was an insult to the national holiday
He was told that II he touched the flag h"
would do 80 at his own peril.
Mr.. Bump then refused to issue clearanc"
papers to Capt. Simmonds until the flag
was lowered. and for diplomatic, reasons
Capt. Simmonds lowered the flag. He
now says that he will carry the matter TO-
the Minister Of Marine at Ottawa and vii
request that an investigation he mad,
by the Secretary Of State OF the United
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-06
Dogs and children.

To The EDITOR OF The SUN-,sN; Our friend
West Twenty second Street" with his Sleep DE T.
s,roying Dogs" reminded me OF conversation
recently heard between Boston lady and one
from ST. Louis. The Boston lady remarked: 1--WE
have a neighbor's dog; have YOU" The ST. Louis
lady said: No: but we have = neighbours six
children"
wonder which our friend prefers TO day. dogs
or children; also u he took sleeping powder last
nightI X. W. s.
BOsToN, July L.
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except Knox county men. and, resenting
this alleged desire, it says:

AS we have remarked. DR.. cRocxsrrB is de-
ngh,ful man TO meet. and a person whose voice
can he heard clear across a large hall; but STILL he
a, times reminds us OF chew OF spruce gum which
a schoolmaam has put against the w'ndowsl'l to
res, UP from violent exercise. SO long ss the doc
tor confines himself to Knox county and keeps
COOL he Is thick and chunky. but when he gets hot
and tries TO cover larger territory. he Is prone to
melt and grow sticky. and become very thin In
places"
Maine is the site Of spruce gum.
The comparison is homely one that
will appeal to the downeasters' imagina-
tons. But DR.. CRoCKETTE may re-
semble the spruce gum in a way different
from that pointed out by the News. Per-
haps, like it. he ia dangerous to sit on.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-06
Accuracy in Quotations.

To rHE EDITOR OF THE SUN-Sfr: who drives
fat oxen should himself be fat" One who corrccts
others should himself be accurate.
There Is no such line In "The Princess" as And
murmu' OF innumerable bees The line which
"G." probably had In mind Is: And murmurine
OF innumerable bees"
Old DR.. Routh's advice to his favor,tc scholar
Always verify your quotations" Is among the
wtses, things that ever were said. As for e $"
beam and Mr.. George Mason's mote. there is per.
haps not much 10 choose between them.
CHARLESTON, 8. c., July 8. CHS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-06
MIG BUNCk or ARREARS IN.
Arrears Of Franchise Taxes Account Tor
Good Deal OF II.

Collector Edward A. Slsttery OF the Bureau
OF Assessments and Arrears reported yes
trrday to Comptroller Circuit that the tax
arrearages collected last month amounted
to 50, 2S..iai. nearly as much as had teen
paid in all the seven Jurcs preceding
Similarly the collection for the entire year
ended June co. 1905. showed en- extremely
large increase. These are the totals since
ISN8.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-06
How the Thlnder Got Left.

From he Albania Constitution.
De Thunder low de night so dark
He dunno how he'll see.
Ne IiGhtnin' say: I'm blaze de way,
I'm Den you foller me-"
IN den de I.ightnin' he ~ ou.
DE fastest ever knowed.
He rnnel En- den dc Thunder SNou'.
Come back,-l los dc road"
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visilant Policeman Save. Comr.d..

Lee correspondence Springfield Republican.
In spite OF the big crowd engaged in all kinds OF
noisy mischief the police were unab,c to catch any
one In an act warranting arrest. and one ofnc-r
would have been tied TO . tree bu, for the watch.
fulness Of brother guardian.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-06

The large payments last Jln6 were u'e
In a great measure to the public sale oi
delinquent properties and the unfolding OF
tho franchise tax law by the United states
Supreme Court
these are the payments OF special fran
chise tax up to the end OF June:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-06

II our friends uho fGror Us nun mnnuSe''p' ~,
publication ttsh 10 hdrs rejected articles reurned' "eV
mus, IN nil cases SEND stamps Tor that purpose.
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Equally Unimportant,

Knic'rr Ever been dummy director.
Book ,r-No; but I've been Q tridegroom.
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To TIKI EDITOR OF THB SuS-Str: T. J. Scott
thinks our rich men would do good by giving TO
foreign missionaries. 7. J. Scott Is correct.
II money could induce Japan and some other
-heathen" countries to send missionaries among
us that money would probably be well spent.
Maybe Mr.. Scott wants TO convert the Japanese TO
his religion. Yet. II results are worth anything
their religion Is hrst class and Japanese teachers
among ~ would Improve our manners. morals and
intelligence.
There exists much doubt as to the value OF our
missionaries abroad. though there is no doubt that
they are very costly. Charity begins at home.
lie, the foreigner have his own faith for Time and
spend the money improving ours.
MIDDIsrowN. July s. JERsEYMAN.
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To THE EDITOR or THE SrS-.SN' In your paper
Of this date read T. !. SCOTS letter urging the
necessity for liberal and frequent gifts OF money
for missionary purposes among the heather. 1t
recalls 10 my memory protest addressed by a
samoan chicftain. Malietoa Tanu, to the United
states, Germany and Great Britain some time ago
against the Samoan treaties. and published In the
Ioudon Times and New York papers to this effect
The missionaries who graced our country with
their holy or unholy presence Introduced the same
religious differences and hatrods atainst each other
missionaries 1--we In palatia concrete houses with
ali the Injuries their countries can Afford and
charge us for Bibles aud praycrbooks which we
understand are sent as free offerings
Mal,eton Tanu Instances large collection by
the wesleyan missionaries At single meeting at
Tonga and adds that the missionaries aroused a
great spirit OF emulation telling the natives tina, the
largest g,vers would be the most acceptable IN the
s,uh, of Cod thus reversing the spirit OF tho widow
mite. Then the Samoan chief finishes by eAelaim
ing: These be thy gods. . lsracl''
NRy YORK, July .. RKApER.
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order through your newsdeaier or OF lHh SUN NV
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-04
@ricfbefOrScrnng nadj benz Mnslanoc

NlSlGnoiife Eoit fir Die nit Dem
6. Wtoi cnocnoe @od)e ldlieBt bier
(ilt ollen SG0cn piiltftlid)) luie iolgt:
Yodet Eolt lit offen bon 8 llbr
8ornittogs bis 5 llbr abenos tag
lid (olsgenommen Sonnto9s).
Eadet.Eolt fir Geutidlanb ihlicbt
bier I'M 10 llbr 8ormittogs Montog
llno Wittlpod).
Eodet Eolt mad @roBbritonnien
uno Srlono ld)liebt int 10 llbr 8or.
mittags om Wittuod mo Somitag.
9ompfer iobren bon Heip.Dorf ob.
ipenn nid)t onbcrs onaegeben.
Srons.Gtlontide Sol It.
Sreitog - 7 lt9r gbenbS, fir Gu.
ropa per Gompfer st. Saul" pia
Elpntortb uno gberboiir9 (Yoit fir
2iperpool, ShottIono mo Srlonb
mtub per Gonlpfer 81. Eal,l" aorei.
iirt icin); 10 llbr slbenoS, fir euro.
pa per Compiler ,%Gnmponiu," piu
Queenstown.
Tolt iii 9 ii .. uno Central.
gmcrifo, SO It etc.
0onnerItag - 10 llbr abenbS, fir
5ortiine Sslono unb Somaica, per
9ompfer nIltoi;" fir Die 9obomoS,
per Snmpfer oNiogora;" fir 9arbo.
Does uno Norb.9roiilien, per Cant
pier oGomotenie;" fir Ole So Hlata.
Stooten, per 0ompfer .NoIoll."
6rcitog - 8 llbr gbenos, fir So.
moico, per Gompfer pom Bottom;
10 llbr gbenos, fir Curacao, Yenc.
5uelo unb Colombia, per 9ampfer
nSulio;" fir Eorto 8ico, per 9om.
pier Goanlo" pio Gan SSuan; fir
Cuba, per 9ompfcr .Werico;" fir
@renooo, Srinioab unb @uiano, per
9ompier rNarapol;" fir Yraiilien,
per 0ompfcr nNoroiib Yrince."
Die YoIt nob Weuiunolono, bio
Noro.S ionen lno nod Miquelcn,
bio Bottom ihliebt bier tdglid) Inn I
ltbr Nodmittogs; nod Cuba, bio
Sampo, 5la, tGglih im 1 llbr Nad).
mittogs; nnd Soouros, Sofia Nico,
Guatemala, Bahama uno Der aonal.
gone, oia Neip.S orleans, tGglid) INN
8 llbr Ibenos.
trans. Bocifie g o It.
Sreitag - ltbr Gbenos, fir So.
pan, Goreo, gbina unb ipe5ieQ aorei.
iirte Eolt fir Die Ybilippinen, pia
Saconta.
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i6ultern S1ac.; Ieb.S 6meineileiid
$14.50 pro Sob.
&aiiinirter 3uder: %eeipiirfelt
6.95c.; puIperiiirt 6.35c.: Stanbarb
gronulirt 6.25c.; fem ~grannlirt
6.25c.; GrpItol u 6.25; Columbia
q $500; eclber $3.50. bis 5.75c,
@eroIteter aaifee: 6. 8. 6. 100
Sfo. Sitter 12c.; 6. 8. s. 60 Efb-
9iIten t2.t0c.; 6. 8. s. 36 Silno
aiiten 12.10c.; reiner Saba 2Sl9c-
Bis 29c.; gutter SABA 2619c. bis DC;
reiner Woffo 261ac. bis 29c.; Saba
uno Roffa, eemiidt, 251ac. bis &c.;
Saba, eemiidt, 2419c. bis 25c.; rei-
ner Woracaibo 211ac. Bis &c.;
reiner Ga @uapra 201ac. Bis DC;
reiler Santos 20c. bis 2012c.; San-
tos, gcmiiht, 100 bis 1895; &io,
aemiiht, tSc. bis 1876.
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Mrbeiter Observation-Disclosures.

federation of 2abor" - Ser.
iammlungen ieben Witttpod slbenb
in Der nHedabite.SaIe".
.WobeIarbeiter .llnion Ger. 1888,
Il. 9. Of 6. & s." - geriammlune
ieoen 9onneritag i'm r2abor.2p.
count" Ger. 1011, Slt.9altimore.S tr.
n9ier Iusfabrer Union Ger. 173"
- 8%erlammluno ieoen anoeren
Sonntag.
nMaidinif!en. nnb $ei3er.l1nion"
- 8%eriammIung ieoen anoeren
9ienitag.
nNesser.llnion Rr. 80" - Ser.
fammlltng ieoen anberen Sonntao
i'm Monat, Nadinitta9s, int n2abor.
2pceum".
n@auidreiner.llnion Nr. A" -
geriammIung ieoen 9onneritag i'm
y2abor. 2pceum".
.aiifer.llnion" - 8%eriammIune
ieben anberen 0ienitag, Ibenos ,im
8 ubr, int .2abor.2pceum".
.Wniifer.llnion" - 8~eriammluno
ieoen eriten Sreitae i'm Monat, Dor.
mittags, in Der rWe9anics' $aqe"
an Der @eit'6apette.S tra6e.
.Siit. lnb 3appenmad)er Union"
- 8%eriammlung ieoen Samitas in
Ger. 9t5, Sit.Yratt.S trabe.
rgngemeiner Mrbeiter 2ranfen.
llnterltiisungs- 8erein bon 0it.8alti.
more" - 0erfammlung ieben Diem.
iIaa in 8obeniteiner's &aue, Nr.1234.
Oit-Sapette.S traBe.
~Nrbeiter aranfen. uno Sterbe.
4aiie, Brand 169" - B%erIammlilna
ieben 5tpeiten iino Iesten 9onneritaa
| n Monat in @uib's $aIe, gde Gle.
nIent. nno Te.pion.S traBe.
r8rauarbeiter. llnion SIR. 8" -
8%eriammlung ieoen anoeren Conn.
tag. Nadmittaes, I'M .2abor.2p-
ceuim".
.9Gder.l1nion Nr. 12~ Ser.
fammlung ie6en 5tpeiten SamItoa
inn Monat, Nadmittaes, i'm .0abor.
Sgceum".
,Arbeiter . Granfen. iin6 Sterbe.
2aiie, Brand Sc" = W~eriammIuno
ieoen Iesten Wontag i'm Wonat TN
.2abor. 2pceumt".
9urnncrein .0orp6rts."
Worpdrts . 9ane, Wr. 1924.
Observation-Disclosures.
Granddaughter 8iirger.B erein bon
W~arplano4 = 0~eriammIuns ieoeu
Ietten Donneritag i'm Wonot IN Der
~Dor@drts |. 8oIle," Nr. 734, @eit.
4eyinotonitrobe.
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ger, welde tidy on Den porber9ebens
ben Trobeu betbeiligt ooer Ole Shil.
Ierlicoer in tbren eigencn @crcineit
einltuoirt boben, bongt Der mlliita.
liibe 5beil Der 6eier nb.
9ei Der Erobe mor0eu Nbeno in
ser ,Sroblinn . Sale" mcroen Die
Gintrittsforten an oie Singer Der
tbeilt. Die Scitbcboroe lit, mic iolgt:
gbren . ErGiiocnt &. GIop Gina.
ms, Wopor bon Baltimore.
Ghren.&ic TrGiiocnten: Geo. @.
@ail, Eroi. Otto eSlld)S mo Ealtor
S,,tl. Sofmonn.
gmpiangS Gomitc; &id)oro &.
SonolaB, %oriitcr; 6rouf 6. @od)
fer, GboS. i. Hoooot. Sans Srob-
lidcr, Gobert %. Notber, Oscar
2eler, 8uitop Sicglnuno, GboS. :.
Sod, g. =. Sdnciocreitb, Iidoro
Ortnonn, 4, s.. @ottlieb, Sobn ..
Plot, s. u. u. :. Miuer, 9. \. Ole
terid, 2oris E,gSciS. Sobn Woibcrg,
Geo. airlhenboicr, i. ". @ebrcn.
berg, Nliguit Noocr, Seiurit &.
8ortbc, $. u. @ilten. >iobu Snile,
len, Siegnnuno ". Souneborn mo
Sellrp SalltS.
Greflttip Gonlitc: ,iobn Siorf&,
ErGiioeilt; Or. Grnit Nenrici Gicc-
YrGlioent; &. =. Stouridl Setre.
tar; s.. u. Son Seine, Sdotn1eiitcr ;
Sron5 Soiitcr, 6rib Hcuttcr, @cnru
@ieictina, @cnrp Gbomos mo aorl
u. NJ. Sd)olb.
Wtlliit . Gomitc: Senrp @ieiefino,
&oriibcr; S%croinono aoiicr, gounl
Sblt, Mar @rciB, @m. @ulolod),
Sobn u. aleiu uro Nilg. Shorno9l,
Decorations. Gomitc: &enrp Sbo,
mas, &oriiBer, Charles =. Spbolb
uno Gbmin u. Scibemib.
Die 2ogcn lino fiir Die Scicr
idmlntlitj belebt. Mou ioatc nid)t
pergclien, Dob am Sonntog Nbcno I'M
Sbcoter feline @iqetc perfollit perocn,
iorbern olle ElGbe porber bel 9ll.
boilab'S in giienbronot's Wfuiiflaoer
an Der Gde bon GbarleSs mo Hering'
tonitroBc belcgt mcroen miliIcn. @er
iit porber feincn Sit rcierpirt bot.
miro idpperIif om Somntug einer
Elob iiltben.
Sober 9eilld)er bcS SbeoterS erbdll
ant Sonntng Ibenb cin geldyuod.
pollcS Ero9ranm, mcld)cs in oel
aunltbud)orudcrei bon =. =. Shnei.
bercitb & Sobnen ber9eltellt mirr
mo EN- 9ilo Der 9iiite Sdiucr'<
cntb1lt,. Die 9iiltc lit bon Der
ailuitlern Sol. Wi. Giouih & Sobr
gemoht moroer. Ger rShipobcu.
&crein" bat benz Goriibcr oes 0cfo.
rotiono. Gonite's, Srn. &cnrp Sbo'
mas, mittbeilen loiicn, ouB Der Der.
Elm cincu groben arou5 fir Die 9ilitt
lenoen miro. MQe Sllmlenlpenoer
miiiIen bis Nndmittogs = llbr an
Sonntog abgelieicrt lcin.
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$taot 3afttmore.
Sic Sdiaer-0 ebcnficicr inSaltimore.

Die SdillcrsWeoenttctcr inSaltimurc.
Gin miiroepoles Erogromm ulfoe.
itellt. - Die SdiQcrbiite in 9lll.
menihmlld gcbiilt. - Scbr itorfe
9etbeiligung in Nll2ijtt. - SlQc
9ogen pcrgeben.
IoS Ieutld)tblm ser Stuot miro
am nGd)lten Sonnto0 cine unil6cr.
treiilid)e @eleNenbeit bobrn. Il, 5ciz
gen, boB es bos AnoCntcn icircr Sci
itcsberocn 81 ipabrcn uuo ut ebren
mciB, Die 5lm 10Oi0bri0cn Soocs.
to9e ullicreS aroBcn 0iftcrfiiriten
bon Dem rllnobbdn9igCu Nilr0cr.&cr-
cin" ullter WtitluirflnlQ ser ,&crcinig.
ten Singer" geplontc Geier ucrz
ipridt, iid) 5u elmer Concentration sl
geitoltelt, Die iebcm Gcutihcn IN Der
Stobt baltimore sur Gbrc 0crcidt.
Nun gilt cS crit fir oo3 0clttid,tbunt,
oiclclbe oiird) lcbr 5ohlrcidcn 9ciild)
olld) 81 elmer impoinntcu III oeItoltcll.
Die Srelt0e Der gcnnmuten Gcrcini.
gln1gcn, 6reunbe beliihcr 9itcrutrlr
mo hcutid)er @cItrcbum0en, merocn
niht uerieblen, bicicr Ocnhuiiroiaen
Gcicr am nodylten Somltog Ibenb
bei6lhpobncn, ntlo ga iolltc ioHuioocn
tein 0ciltld)er ieblcn. mclter lid nod,
Die Siebe 5u Den Sh0piungcn ser
Oidter Der olten Scinlatb bclpobrt
bat. Gic oa5i oitScricbcncn SeStreo.
ncr merben Die Seroicnite Sd)iucr'S
in ocutld)er, ipie III cngliiher Sprod)e
ms rcd)te Sid)t 81 Icbcn miiicn, ullb
%ortroge eini9er SicOer ans leinen
@erfcn mcrbcn nid)t ocrieblen, Die
rihtigc Stimmlung 81, cnhpifeln.
Sn Der oTorp1rta Nnlc" innb
inter Dem Goriib ocS &rn. ,Sobn
Siorfs cine Seriommhlng bes 50.
mites fir oie Sd)iuericicr itott, bel
lpeld)er onS folgenoc cnogiIltige Yro-
grolnm an9enommen mlir0e:
Srouermorlf - @.Mou Sonotc
bon Chopin, @inter's Ordciter.
Nodrilf bon Wurtin Greiher, Dor.
getragen bon Srou GIi5abetb Hu-
oolp.
aronung Scr SdiQcr. @iiite.
Gbor a cupello 49, ,ISreuoe, lido.
ner @otteriunfen," &oIfsmeile, 9e-
iun8en bon Den n&crcinigtcu S6n.
germ pom Baltimore"
0eutiflc 8eoenftcoc, gebolten bon
Eroi. Or. Senrp @ooo bon Der
.Sobns SopfinS' llniperlit1t."
3rueiter Sot - N.Moa . Gum.
pbonie ron Sdubcrt, Orheiter.
@ngliide @eoentrcOc, gebolten bon
Eroi. Or, Morion .. Seornco, Uni
periitGt bon YcnnlpIuonien.
Suuertilre - .Seimfebr ans Scr
6remoc" bon Wetoelsiobn. Ordeiter.
Tecitotion - Die pier 8eItolter"
bon Sdiller, porgetrogcn bon Srn.
Gorl Ibrenot.
Seitgeiolle - Die aiinltlcr" Dor
Sd)iaer, WenbclSiobn, n8ereini9te
Singer" Colo Quartet uro Or
DIETER.
0oS Colo . Gilortett beitcbt aus
Den Serrcn: 1. Scltor; $. 6. 0iener,
&. &oiier, s.. Nclt, 6. MobertS, u.
Sdlinf unb Is. zimmerman; 3. &c.
nor: George Ibrling, &. Sod 8.
Saoi6ed, George 2effert, 6. Mein-
feloer uno 6. Srinitc; 1. 9ob: Z. y.
Sieterid), ". &%oltbbeinler, &. Otto,
9. Yiortid), :. $. @oc6monn mo
augltit Gels; =. 9aB: s. q. 9oling,
". Slider, e. ailnnc, 9. 1bolbei.
mer, ". SooS uno Mnr @reib.
sir Die Sduger lit cs goll5 beion.
oerS bon @iftigfeit, Scr Sbotiode
3i %gcbenfclL Dab ont Sonntog Sod.
mittog ih Soro's Spernbnlls cine
@enerolprobc ltnttfinoet. 0iele
Nrobe lollte bon oen meiiten SGll,
germ beiiid)t iperoeu, oenn MIR BON
elmer getbeiligun8 %oerjeni9en SGn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-04
u oItinI q. 3 W,oi |,

Baltimore, 3. Wiui 1906.
Well. 3uflibr 550 jdiier,
einihIiebIid 406 5diier 81 Occult.
goint uno 1862 Jdiier 81 Canton.
Die Yreiie iieaten iid, pie iolst:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-04
Gantpn nnb StabIaMbtsH +.

Gnrina's CAUTION Interchangeable.
SIupt1inrtier bes Caution qieoerfrun5 -
Sinaiiunbe ieoen Sonneriide Mbeno. -
Namens8erein perfummeIt fi6 icoeu 9iens
fiug gbeno. NationuI,gier am 3upf.-
G%befdpeafe IeIepboH: 8oIfe 1853 s.
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