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The evening world., 1905-07-15
PUT HIGGINS TO SHAME.

A controversy over official etiquette is a poor excuse for District
Attorney Jerome to delay prosecuting the Equitable thieves. He is not
limited to the testimony taken by Supt. Hendricks. The Distrnt-Attor'
Seys powers have no such restrictions as those manifested in the Super
intendent of assurances office.
If Mr.. Jerome is DESTROYS of reading the Hendricks testimony he
could have found it several days ago in the columns OF The World.
There is enough there to secure the indictment of several Equitable
officials.
Better yet, Mr.. Jerome could take his own testimony. He can pro-
coed in any Magistrates court in New York or before a Grand Jury. A
court has the advantage that the proceedings there could be public.
Every witness would have to attend there and be sworn. Mr.. Hartman
and Mr.. Ryan should also be called, and it would be valuable to call
Supt. Hendricks and hear his testimony explaining his false certificate OF
Equitable assets.
A fraction of the energy displayed in prosecuting Mr.. Hummel or
the man accused of society blackmail or other offenders who are neither
mi[ionaires nor powerful politicians would at least procure the first steps
toward starting some politicians and high fnanciers to Sing Sing.
If Gov. Higgins refuses full publicity let Mr.. Jerome furnish it, and
put Higgins and Hendricks to shame.
Mr.. Jeromes official energy is too epheneral and evanescent. He
exhausts himself in pyrotechnns. Here is a great opportunity for him
really to do something worth while. Will he take it?
The evening world., 1905-07-15
All for One Cent.

TAPAN is to some extent. at least,
still an Eastern country Influenced
by Western thought. This state
ment Is corroboated by Its theatres,
many OF which are still conducted on
strictly Oriental l~ines-that Is to say,
they are open from 9 in the morning till
I or S In the evening. and the play is
In progress all the time. The price OF
ADMISSION is az low as a cent ana foC
1au
The evening world., 1905-07-15
Society's Queer Pets.

A LONDON society I'M has a
"a small white beribboned pig sit
ting beside her when she rides
out in her automobile. Another woman
automobilist Is rarely seen on her car
without her pet penguin, Arlstides,
which she frequently takes with her
into shops. the intelligent creature car
ryins her handbag In his bill. Another
delights In horned toads a. tonneau
pets.
The evening world., 1905-07-15

OF wearing a gold crown on q front
tooth. Canine pets continue to monop-
olize a large part of the days news.
More than loo students registered for
the summer course of study at Column
The evening world., 1905-07-15

Dog makes personal application for a.
license, paying the fee himself. Deceased
pug In East Nineteenth street buried
in a handsome plot at Hartsdale. Phil
adelphia doctor mourns he loss OF a
favorite dog. which had the distinction
The evening world., 1905-07-15

up. Two thousand tickets at rs cents each had
been issued, but, alas! not sold, and the eternal in
difference of the supposedly gentler sex to the
woes OF their own kind was once more exemplifed.
Women. to be sure. sympathize with the woman
who is down on one condition. She must stay
down. The moment she attempts to rise from or
The evening world., 1905-07-15
RAILROAD PIES.

An engineer and fireman blocked traffic on the Santa Fe road with
two railroad l%uneheoamter pies. The pies were not put on the track or
in the locomotive frelbox, but caused the trouble through their transfer
to the mdss Of the engineer and the fireman.
Shortly after eating his pie the engineer lay down on the floor of
the engine and writhed. The fireman stopped the engine and then lay
down and wTiuhed too. The Santa Fe road at this point is a onetrack
line. No one would take the responsibility of running the engine, and
the train stood there for several hours, blocking all traffic on the road
until an investigation showed the cause and a substitute pieless engineer
was provided.
1t has never been supposed by The public that railroad pies were
eaten by railroad employees The nature of the railroad pie is too well
known. Its object is not to furnish sustenance, but to increase the de-
nand for dyspepsia remedies.
tt Is another example of the retrbutive justice that the railroad
apparatus of the travelling public.
Mr. Cleveland and Judge OBren have Joined Mr.. WESTINGHOUSE
In certifying to Jacob H. Schifs Honesty of purpose" Nh. Schif says
his conscience has awakened and that 81 am. endeavorng to lead a
righteous life" Confession, conrton and retibuton would be a better
proof that Nh. Schiffs conscience is in good working order than a cord of
certificates from MI. Ryan's dummy trustees.
Wicked Nebraska railroads kidnapped Gov. Mickey so that he could
not hear Lawsons speech. Is Lawson so fearful as that? Or maybe
this is a press agents story.
Seven-yearod' Annie Eihorn, of No. IS Sheriff street, lost her life
trying to save her doll Henrietta from falling off the fre-Acape.
These stories of modern B~luebeards sound like the tales of the old
folklore books.
The stork has visited Marshall P. Wilder and left \ bahv ol
The evening world., 1905-07-15

TER sc51.ooo is raid on: in salaries to the professional oose-
ball players Of the United States each year. Over s2S""o
is paid In other salaries and in expenses Of maintaining N
grounds Of the professional clubs. about ssc,"r IN rs''Fosu
fares. about 10000 in sleeping car fares. about NZ''"" IN
training EXPENSES. and perhaps $M. oo in additional expenses.
And this Is only counting the expenses o the orsanlNea
baseball leagues OF tho United States registered ""u .
corded under the national agreement. u
The totcl expcnse Of 0peratins baseoal IN ny SN'"N
The evening world., 1905-07-15
Little Willie'S Guide to New York.
Go1A1n,c EfH1k @ed1on.

HIS is nu yoark's silly seezen it is the time Of yeer when
people get foolish becauwse it is TOO hot to be amy
thing else. eeven the man who used to talk abbo~t
the weather refranes frum introducing sutch a diss-
agreeable and b~asfemmus toppick. nu yoarkers &C
to the beeches and rufe gardens in the silly seezen tc
get away from thare hoames and not to get amy
speshly brilyent entertainment, and no one who sees
moast Of the rufe garden and beech shows can dow
that the mannidgement is on to that hoame Is q fnt
The evening world., 1905-07-15

many salaries I received, but as the Equitable intends to cut off the salary
I have decided that 1t doesn't pay simply to be a director. l miss the old
crowd, when we used to meet and crack a few Jokes and raise each Others
incomes.
@ How about. the loan OF s250O00 to the Depew Land and Improvement
Company? A. All we need to make that a paying proposition is to get a LOT
OF people to put more money in It,
O. Won't Mr.. Ryan do that for you? A. Well, you se, the State In
Surance Department says It's only worth S15OCOO, and except when it comes
to paying money to himself Mr. Ryan is what you might call a tight wd.
= Have you anything to say about the disclosures regarding the waste
OF money while you we're a director in the Equitable? A. Not a thing more
an what have always said, that Optimism always wins"
q 10Y so? A. Well, so long Is we were n happy family att the Fqu-
TABLE, raising each others salaries, buying stock from ourselves ate u own
The evening world., 1905-07-15

YER in Brooklyn a little
" matron with tear
dimmed eyes sits be-
wailing the sad inhumanity OF
woman to her kind. She is
Mrs. Thaddeus Williams, jr.,
who. anxious to amass $500 to
enable her attorneys to secure
the arnulment Of her mar
riage, sought the sympathy
and financial aid Of her sex by
advertising a clipping bee, at
which only three curiosity
seekers without funds showed
The evening world., 1905-07-15

States as Al organized snort therefore, Is in thu netghbcrhood u S""""' w U
cordng 10 he estimates of those best posted. Which means ina apWN -
lchW0NN paid admissions must be received before the team o"t'
even o. their Investments. not counting interest
Tn fact renains hat nearly one halt If the baseball club wners OF no
United States kse money every year. writes +. 3 Fullerton In he chicago
Tribune.
AS a business Investment baseball ranks with wheat sreculahon-or oven
A few men-lke John T. Brush-who WINS the Jew Yrs 'lue-or rather holds
At in his nan for A. freedman and others-and Col John Rogers II Phladel-
phia, hav made N In baseball as an investment. comiskey, too by his
|shrewdncs, and foresight, hat made u lot o. money the wner of the Chi
cago National Leasue club an axcept Anson) hav made money-hut what las
been mad has been put int improvements of the plant. III even in those big
organizations. like the National and American leagues, there are times when
In IL, herd to make thu league O rnoney naker.
The evening world., 1905-07-15
Nav Manton's Daily Fashions.

Bishop 6 t e .
make notable fea-
lures OF the season
and have extended
into the realm of
even the tiniest of
babies. illustrated
Is a most attractive
little dress. which 10
made of Persian
lawn and 10 finished
only with frills of
the material. but
which appropriately
can be made from
any material in use
for Infants dresses.
The simplicity OF
the model makes its
essential charm and
also renders 1t ex-
ceedlngly valuable
TO busy mothers.
While 1t Involves
the very least pos
sible labor. 1t Is al
together charming
and attractive In eff
feet.
The quantity OF
material requ!xd IL
2l-4 yards ~ Inches
ride.
Pattern b005 10
cut In one size only.
The evening world., 1905-07-15

plat,s but it is o place for foxes in the silly seezin for 1T 1T is too cool and
hot AR to keap cool but the widest mannyfestayshun Of the silly seesen
is the vacayshun habit and the way nu yoarkers blow six munths' savings
for the privilege Of going to a summer reezort when thay Good do thare
pespyring just a. we'll and much cheeper at hoame and Good saive the
yacayshun mummy to send to the hedhen or to play the raices with and
sidestep tifoid feever and mallayria and sunstroke. and then when septem-
Der comes the silly seezen stops all of a sudden and nu yoarkers get sane
again and say GRATEFULLY How good 1t is to get hoame once moar. hoame
has been just the saime all the time, but n Of the simoms OF the silly
is a loathing for hoame and everything that Is comfortable and
sensible. that is why love the silly seem. good oald silly seezen.
A. P. TERHUNE.
The evening world., 1905-07-15
By Roy l.. MCCardell.

YOUR name? a. Chauncey Mitchell Depew. =
@. You received $4,000 a year from the Equitable.
What services did you render for that money? A. |
gave advice freely.
@. Free? A. No, not free; freely.
Q. You have resigned from the Equitables Board
of Directors. Why? A. Well, you see. l am in my
seventy second year, and l want to res. up a bit. When
I u-ns u hoy In PanksliN I would nnt haua r,inded how
The evening world., 1905-07-15

Seven-year-old' Annie Eihorn, of No. IS Sheriff street, lost her life
trying to save her doll Henrietta from falling off the fre,Ascape.
The evening world., 1905-07-15
'ChdunCey M. DepeW Still Holds
That Optimism Always Wins.

Vifascopic-S tenoeraphic Interview with the Pro-
fessOr Emeritus of the Ola Jokes Home, United
States Senator, Giver of Free advice on Salary,
Income Increaser and Chestnut Vendor, on
How to Be Happy on a Large Income.
The evening world., 1905-07-15

These stories of modern Bluebeards sound like the tales of the Of
folklore books.
The evening world., 1905-07-15

Wicked Nebraska railroads kidnapped Gov Mickey so that he could
not hear Lawsons speech. Is Lawson so fearful as that? Or maybe
this is a press agents story.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-12
Ganias nno Der Ectrolcnmtrnit.

Ger Stun0uro Gel ; (ruit bot ici'
men Fro5cB gcgcn 0cn Stout aonlo5
Dor DEM oprti0cn SbcrgcridDt geuon.
ncl1. Hodcfclcr 1t. SO. limo IN ocHl
Stootc, Der Den arieg nit ocnl Mo
nopoI orn cllcrgiIhltcn oltlgcront'
men, miC0cr obcnolii. Ger Nclfricg
in auniu5 6ci0t bic Woht Der NO
lopolc 10 rcd)t. Ms Die SClqltcllcn
BORT crbobrt muroclt, iuorCn Die Scr.
trctcr Der ,StonOoro Oil 60" raid
bel Der Noll0, llnt nit 0cn @CliBcr11
Der Guellen Gcrtr1gc nbiltlhlicbcn.
Die gcSobltcn Ereiic iuorCn onltcbnl'
bar. Nod)0cm ubcr HohrCnICitlungcn
onNcIcgt morocn morctt, Ole 0ua Fe'
trolcum OCn Noiiincricn utBcrbulb
Der StootHNrCn5c 6lTilbrtcL Wurbcn
Die ErciiC 10 berluntergcbrildt, ooB
Den Gucllcnbciibcrn folun nod cin
Nilbcn pcrbIicb. 9ie NCp0Ifcrung
bon anlllua mar ilbcr 0lcic Nll@bcll
tling Der Ectrolcumoucllcn cnlporl,
mo Die @clcbgcbrng bcpili9te Gel.
Der iilr cin Observation-Disclosures
gcgcn OuH Ntonupol Stockholders. IS
loIltc cine Huliincrie 9cNriin0ct mers
ben, nnb III ocricIbcn ioIltcn 3ud)t.
bull%sltr0lltnNc bcid)Gitigt mcr0cn.
Iils Den, %ctricb bottle nloil Die Int
tcrnehmcrfo'tcn III oedcn mo Sl,,
9leidl billiocrcN Ectrolcum III lie.
fern. Ger ScItruit flogtc 9cgclt ooS
Froicft. Ser Stoot oiiric lid mad,
Der Gerfoiiun0 niht an @cld)Gitauu,
tcrncbmcn bctbcillgcn mo nit Cit.
Sehlcn 9iirgcrn in @ettbCmcrb ire
ten. Gos Sbcrgcrit,t ocS StootcS
bat iih ser Nliiioiillna beS SruItS
ongeiblolien mn oemgentnb cntlhic,
Sen. Gle 9iirger beS StoutcS aon.
Jos meroen nun nad) nnberen Wit.
ielit iuden miilien, nm Dos Sod bes
WonopoleS obSiid)iitteIn. Nub 'c
Sen aunpf ouiscben, lit BET Der &c.
rei5ten Siimriing nift 6l cripoyicn
@cnn'S nit Dem itootlidlcn 9cfrlebr
in aonioS nid)t gcbt, ipeil er gegen
ciucn |crioiiungS = photographer
perltoBt, oonn olti cine nnbere grt.
Us milBte bof toll ~5ugeben, menll
elm Stoot Dor einigcn Winioro1rell
copitullrcn miibtc,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-12
GnaIono's @cbrfrnit.

england bot fem Soltsbeer, mie
Ole cortinentoIen Stuoten Gilropu'S.
IS iplrbt lcinc Sruppen. Sn oeit
leBielt Sabrcn limo pcrlhicocne Mn
trogc gc'tellt murocn, bic oilf cine
Heform oc3 britlid)cn Sccrwcicns ob.
5%ieltcn. ollein tic ionocn mebcr bel
Den ertglildcn EorlonleniorierlL nod,
bei'm 8olfc 0eiiua. ~llricre Slotte,
Die erIte Der @clt, tbut cs, miiroc ben
Nefcrmern entgeanet. Sorgeltcrn
bat MN Jclomorihol RobcrtS i'm
engIiiden Sberboiie bic Irmeciruac
nngeifnitten mo nit ieiten FRITZ.
id)en Iusiiibrungeu guiichcn ge.
moft. Ger eriobrcne proftiide Sol.
Dot iogt ben gngIGnbern buiieIbe.
nos Woltfe ifcn Dor Sobren aus.
geiprod)en bot. MIR in etluoS onocren
Norten. 9oro Goberts iogt: 9ie
militGriif)e Streitmoht @robbriton'
MEMS lit un5ureihenb, ungeniiqeno
eeifult unb %unfdbie, enalorb oIS
Nnht erlten Honees 5u itiiscll. 9ort
8oberts nloft Dem cngIiihcn TolfC
ben @orlpurt oab es feiren Solbo'
ten gegeniiber fein Mafiondl9efiibl
befunoe, bob Die MiIitdrmad,t gns'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-12
Zones Nails nno llcbcridnucmmnn9,

Tonca' Sails, ho3 0uooc5iIilBdcn,
boa QclpobnIid) TRACE Dem @oicn 5lt'
fIicft. bat Icbtc ISOLDE miC9cr cilm1oI
llnbcil onacriftct. limo jest ltcdcn
hic 9ch0r0cn u16 Grpcrtcn 0ic aople
Nuiontmcn mo beratben, iulc 0cIl
llcbcridNpcmmurnqcn in 3%lltltnIt Dor
ncbeuqt mcrocn fam. Cine Nrtfgobc,
sic idlon nod Scr picl pcrbccrcnocrcl
Slutb I'M CONNER 1868 Ncb0rNcn
uno Schnifcr bcihditiQt bat. "a
mails limo Scbler 0cmudt norocn. Sil
Den licb5iger Sobrcn ipurbc Der Stoot
bon elmer @cicQihoit bos Nn0cbot &C.
modlt, SoncS' Sails obcrboIb Der
Stobt obSulcitcr. Dos Nncrbleicn
mllroc ob0clcbnt, ob9Icid) Die @col1s
9unaen iiir Ole Stoot gillltlg iuorcr.
Die Sto0t nnhnt Damn lclblt cine Cor
rcftion oeS GIiibtcn& Dor, Die Der
Soliptiodc 0urin bcituno, Dab an bel.
ben lliern loltoc mo bobcrc Wtnllcr1
erriftct mo sic @rilden- l(cbcr00n0c
bobcr Qclegt mlirbcn. 9n@ bat ldlpc'
res @clb Nefoitct. llcbcridmemmlns
gen bat cs nbcr lcit0cm bon 3eit 5lt
Belt bod inlmcr mic0cr ge0ebcn. Die
Walicr Der Sonc5' Sails ilb%crid)ucm.
men Die nic0ri0 NcIegcncn Stoottbcilc
riht. 9ci Observation-Disclosures Hcs
gen, ipie mir tic lcBtc Wod)cn in Sultl=
more itn0 icincr llmgcgcnO bottelt,
itcigt Der SlllB o%Iler0inQS beoclteno.
&onlmt 0oSu DER Siiomin0. Der ooS
WoIicr ans Der @ni IN Den Snicn mo
10 aud qegen Ole Wiilnoung Der Sails
trcibt, mic cS nlld) lCBtc Wod)c Der
Soil NOR, 10 mcr0cll Die WulIcrnlnls
len 0es SluIleS gcltnltt, 0oS bon ocn
Itcilen StroBcn acknowledgements
HegenpoIier iilQt Die Nb5ugSton6lc,
Die ibrc @oiiermolicn nbcr nid)t IN
Den Observation-Disclosures 6luB cntIcc,
rer, fonncn. Die Tolgc lit llcbcr-
ldmenmung Der nie6ri9 gclcgcncn
SfuottbciIc. IS lit onpon oie Hcoe
gelpeicn. onS TluBbctt 81 pcrtieicn
ulb cS miro piCliod) beborlptct, Dob
Die llcberid)lpcnlnntng nld)t clngctre.
ten mare, ipcnlt man Den 6llIB GRIND
lid ollsgcbnggcrt bate. Gicle Nns
iidt lit bon SohocrltGn6i0cn ais
boltloS bin0eltclt mor0en. WoS an
Sd)lonm in Mod)cn mlSgcbo9Ncrt
morocn iii, miro bel cinCm moltcns
brudortigen Hcgcn, Scr Dem SlnB
Groe IN Wcngc 6uiilhrt, i'll filr5er 3cit
micbcr oligeiiilt; iibcroicS IGBt buS
@ulier OeS Nofcn5 tCincn oroBcrcn
IbtlilB 5lt, e~incrIci lptc tlci 6oS SlllBs
bett oliSgcboggcrt miro. Cine bcocll'
tcn0e GerbreItcrun9 Der SluBmiin.
hung iulroc nod Hnlid)t Oc@ 0oicn.
Sngel,teilrs Sutton mChr niiBell, ais
olle NuSboggerirrgcn. Ncrlhlc0cne
onOcrc FIonc, 0ic porqcihlnQen mcr=
Den, ais 0a Iino ole Struben i1 Der
llmgebung Der Sails III crbobcn
Sarrilon.S troBc 81 ocrbrcitcrn mo
Dgl., pcrocn oc@ aoitcnpunftcS iue.
Gen oui @iocriprld itoBcn. llebcr.
,dlpemmlrngen ourh Soncs' Sails
limo lelten; intnlcrbin iontc getbon
iperOc1, moS lid tburl l1Bt, nm audi
bel @olfcnbriiden Den geiobrocten
SbeiI Der StnOt Dor Sd)uoen 81 bebii.
Ten. Ger mo0crnen Sednif lit 10 bic.
les moglih.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-12

lonh's bcute cbcnfo nnf0big ulto
n%nporbercitet ici, tpie 81 Infdng beS
iiionirifoniihen arieges. Gas miiiie
on0cra merocn. GnqIonb miiiic ourd,
Contribution obcr bltrd) Ginfiibrunq
ser ollqcnlcincn Wcbrpflift Elm Seer
ihoiicn, ooS cbenio grob mo tiit)-
fig iei, mic Die irgcnO zines onocren
clropGiihen 2onocs. Son scr Nr-
NEE bGngc Die Griiten5 ocS 2onbcs
al. limo Nncs miro lpobl feline
Jffti9tcit bobcn, benn sScIomorihoQ
HobcrtS ipciB, mopon cr ipriht, menn
or ooS cnqliihc Seer inter Die 2lrpe
nimnlt. 81 nbcr icinc 8orullnget
bci'm engliihcn Soltc cinihloacn,
lit cine gang on6crc Sod)c. Sod
@ccnoigumg bcS 9ncrcnfriegcS mar
cS i'll Gnglono cine itebcnbc Sor6e.
rllng %gciporbcn, oob an oic Steae
bcS Soloncr- mo Willis SpltcmS
Die nQgcmcirc @chrpflidt tretcn FOL
lie. Die lln5ulGnglif)fciten in Den
3llltGn6cn bcS cngliId)cn SccrcS lun.
rem ourd) ben Gric9 oifcnfllnoi1 &C.
mor0cn; man iuollte cine Neform
niht lGngcr binoilS Id)icbcn. Ibcr
Ginca 5cigtc lid) idon bel bcn critcn
Ge6ottcn iibcr oic o~IlQcnlcinc Wc6r.
piliht, nGmlid sic Sd)elt ser cnQli.
idcu &lrqcno Dor Dem @oiicnoicnlt.
sport mo Spiel fir ocn gut l%itlir.
len jln0cn %GnglGnoer; ober oen ID
itigcn SolootenbicnIt? ToS lit gon5
mas NnocrcS. &oiicr Nilbclm bot
Den Solootcnrod cinmol ocS @iir.
gers Gbrcnflci6 %gcuonnt, neil IN
Der Griiillung Der militGrilhcn
Tienltpilid)t Scr cin5clne Wtonn lei
lie gauge Fcri0nlihtcit iiir oic&olfS.
0cmcinoc cinicBc. Ser Gn0lonbcr
bot onocrc Nniiftcn; CT mill @eihoi.
tc mod)cn mo oc9holb l0Bt er icinc
SnI0otcn unipcrbcn. Hod) Dem @oc.
rCnfriege fpnntcu uber ole Wcrbcbiis
reollr Dos criorhcrlidc b%roudborc
Hcfruten sWotcrlol nidt mCbr ouI-
brin9cn; Der Observation-Disclosures
mllBtc pcrringert iucr6eL mo cin
bcrporrogcnOcr cn9liIdcr SIil6icr
ingtc Dor ctluo cincm Sabre, cS mer-
DC 10 longc an Dem Seere rCiormirt,
bis Nid)tS nlcbr Oooon iihrig lei. -
,Scbt bat 2oro MobcrtS 0o9 gSort &c.
nonmcn uno cine Gooitol Ncform
oc9 cnolild)cn NccrcS perlnngt. Sb
er nit icincn 6orocrnngcn mcbr
Slid babcn miro, oils Nnbcrc Dor
ibnL boS miro Oic n1ditc 3lttltnit
5eigen. Dos @cIiigl Der Sid)crbcit,
boS mou in Gn9lonb 10 lo1Gc &c.
6obt. pcil bic britiidc Slottc ullcn
onoCrcn an St0rfc mcit ilbcrlcgcn
Wor, bat NngciihtS Der 6lottcnent.
lpidcIung onncrcr Stootcn &clinrll.
bigung bcrporgcrliel. Sorb Hos
bcrtS ocrIongt cine MiIitdrmodt,
bic mr@rcid)eno un0 10 0clhllIt lit,
bob lie GrglonO ltiibcn fam. Mog
icir, boB Die GrterntniB Der lln5lt.
lGnQIiffcit Der cngIiidcn Sonomcbr-
frolt cine Hciorm bcs engliid)cnScer-
mtlcnS in Die Wcgc lcitct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-12
,GSuiaiu Der CONNER Mnslii8e."
Bic ~prGdti9cn Sort Scpuiit. nno
Wcttcrtpu . Srfuriiuncu.

Scrrli6c Gceucrie'n. @ebtrass gtuitttcrt, Die
aro6cn J'riidcn, su icocr 9cit elm 8eunB fir
bic gugcl. gi6ls fonlmt Dem Sr3aucbnnnn'
Riocr aIeid. Reiicrtor III elm populdrer FIue.
CSrobe feie SoteIs. glucS ntbnIct 9tlbe uno
Die iciuitcu qeutc bcnusen bicie
g~IuSflii0c. 9tencr G6nenonnpicr nGuSoue'
bunno." Seher 9ienitop. Souncritna II. Gnur'
itnp nm 1 l'br NnbmittnaS, Biidfunit uni
Xii ll6r gheitbs. WiittpodlS lnb SnTilitne9
nm Q ll6r BORN. 9iiidflttit nm s Ibr sl6enos.
Miiitlpr6s @~uSfliigc o~citntten IL Gtnlne glni'
entbuIi IN Eort 9epoiit 5riul Nciut oct prGt'
tiqet glnInecn beS Zone Snititut5." 5obri
furiet soc. WiGbl3ciicH soc.
Siiui23, I&S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-12
Scnru Weurnc Ruufficr.

50 ilnrb plotIi6 am o. SuIt pcnrp 8eurae
S%onftier' %Neltebter @aiie oct 8nbanic @ouf.
llet, I'M Nller pm 80 GGbrciL Sic @ecroipuHa
lllloet Wtlttpnf, 10 llbr Wtorgcts, bon ieiner
IettcIl Mpbnltil8 gr. "a. WiGrriutt Gtrabe,
aus lldtt, ipo3n Serlpunnte uno Srcunoe Der
Snrltlle nrbiittpsOpu eiugcIuocn ittto. gciiets
5ing, am net pSouboIl lSari Scnleier0."
(Hlbrtoiocr itn6 Quuisutllcr 3etiingen mol
len getI. copiren.) Ul G92-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-12
Epubpu Enrf.

Ter nnnptlnhlttdlite Srteobot ~ baltimore.
Nrenf: $50 Nfcr. - SmmCrruahrcnoc Charter.
IN ieocr Belt erreidbnr, Stint GCntS 5ubrs
gelo bon alien StnnttbCilclt.. StruBenbubIs
WaqNnns ~p1ilireu ben NGnptet1qGlio ule bret
WinIter. gSnrmcS WdrtCIlmnlCr titr Solde.
ole ocn 5ricobuf BET raubCm gEciicr bclltdbc eli.
Hcgrdhnibpldbe gu icbr mnBlgCt FrciteT.
fdnlnItlid lnier inrilpdbrenocr RilcGc.
8iireou: Nr. II, &eit' SarntpBo' Strn6e.
GuU6-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-12
WpofricS Sclmin.

IS iturb am 10. SiIi 1908 @~ooirico oelpia,
g%cliehter Nntfe bon SbcTCic ScliUig. i'm "A.
Sabre letncs pcbens. Sic Vccroiauna finoct
Mittupdl, Nidbmittaas > ll6r, BON iciner Icbs
ten Go9nlllg, III. 3O2. @Orild) Yoenie, aus
itGtt. SclicbItng pripatim. Q92-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-12
.Scrmanu I. &. Sdrmibt.

IS itGrb plbbIih am .. 5llt 1905 Scrmtann
=. y: S%dlnllot' geIiebtcr Sobn bon Sobn %.
mo SGttte Y. Shmiot, i'm gllter bon 10 Sab
rem. Bic Neeroigung fIuOet Wiittluudl, ocn IL.
Siit Hinhntliings ? 1lbr. upn Der &obnuna ieis
net Gltert, 9tr. 2i3i. Salt 9ncitlic, aus itatt.
"ellebitll9 nul Der oGuliuUur Gcmcterb."
Ug2--3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-12
Sobn ". Scnfel,
Nr. 60i. sito Shnrp . etrnke.
III mr. Observation-Disclosures

ipeIdler ale Ntitrdge itcts }tr 3ufric6enbeii
nistliDrt. Stc bon ibm bCbUlneliel Eeiben t6ns
men 9Soben lana liegell. oDne ole eeringitcn
Serlpcillllgelplren III 5ClAcn, Srult 2eutel lit
grdoutric Gtnbdlfnmircr mo NJ ole 9cbanos
lut4 bon 5r1ueHleiben ocrcl Spc6IaIttnt,
(NuuIO1G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-12
Wrrlnrrn.

Sipei 9rtInitiin9ss Sdbeine aus Der reaiInreit
Ger. Sianicris Irilce. ulsnciteIIi uui ben 9tas
men Sobu ~. 0cinleir. Ser ebrli6e SiHoer lit
Iebeten. ~oiefelbeu aeaci WelobHine nbSiliefcru
In; Fr. 42t. 3. strafe, sisbIanstown, Canton.
ffq243)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-12

Gunntiih c &c III y crcn 4
Ter hobcn IN Sofa, 8nnlu8, eillIae
@irtblhuitcu nit Gpnomit DEMO,
lirt. @ci Der Molic bcS q%cbroudltcr
SprcnNitoiicS mllrbc obcr and iibcr
Elm GuBenO onOcrcr @cbulloc ldlucr
%bcid,GOigt, 10 0uB sic 9iirger BON SO.
la icbt cincn Sd)obcn bon $4,000
bcichclt. Nl5 pcroGhtigc IbGtcr lin0
Gin GCmpcrcn5 Freoiger, Nomcn&
Gcplin, unb icin @ciinnuu9Sacnoilc
Stonc ocrbuitct morocn. Sin mo6rc8
Munocr. 0oB 6uS Nttentut fcincWicn.
idlcnlcbCn gcfoitct bot. @obin ood)
Die MoileriimpcIci iiibrcn fam; nidlt
cinmol Dor &crbrcdcn ideilt tic Iid.
Won bari gciponnt iciit ,ipcldcS trole
0icien Tpnomit Ecrbrefcrn jrtSbcil
miro.