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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-01
NATURE IN GREEK ART.
Treatment of Animal and Vegetable
Forms by Hellenic Artists.
From Macmillan's Magazine.

rom macmillan Magazine.
Look at any collection of Greek coins,
half of them bear representations of ami
mals-animals treated so tenderly and
with such feeling for the texture of feath-
er and hide that there can be little doubt
that the artist studied them with under
standing and affection Look at the eagles
of Agrigentum devouring their prey; the
splendid eagles head of Ellis, or the lion
and bull of Acanthus; the COW and calf of
Dyrrhachium, or the bull Of Eretria
scratching his head to the very life; the
chariot horses of the cities of Magma
Graecia tossing their heads in eagerness
for the contest. We are even told that
bronze cow was the chief glory of the
great Myron. The same is true Of gem
neutrality-suspicious. doAhins and rams
appear drawn with a wonderful truth to
nature; indeed, in some cases the engraver
has made his design correspond to the color
of his stone, so that cow will appear on
an emerald as in green field, or a dolphin
on a beryl as If in the blue green sea
water. though that may possibly be due
TO the desire to emphasize the power of the
gem amulet
In the treatment of floral and vegetable
forms the result Is disappointing. Flowers
and leaves occur on coins, but their treat
ment is not successful; it is neither natu-
raj nor conventional. The wheat ear Of
Metapontum, the parsley leaf of Selinus,
the rose of Rhodes are unsatisfactory; all
that can be said for them is that they are
unmistakable. On a coin of Gortyna in
Crete Europa Is seen seated in a tree which
is certainly drawn after a more natural
pattern; but even here 1t is inferior to the
bull on the other side so complacently
licking his back. 1t is doubtful whether
natural treatment of flowers is suitable
as a decoration for vases. Admirers of the
Worcester china Of our own day will say
that II is, but the question remains open.
No one, however, win deny that most
beautiful conventional patterns may be
made from floral forms, yet the only cases
of such designs on Greek vases are, so far
as l know. the stereotyped. lotus and palm
cite. The vine appears as the adjunct of
Dionysus, and sometimes alone, as on a
vase where satyrs are gathering the
grapes yet the treatment Is almost always
inadequate, and in no case. i believe, does
the olive appear on vases of Athenian man.
ufacture. An apple bough is seen on a
very beautiful white ground vase by So
tades in the British Museum, but the gen.
eral feeling for floral forms is different
from that which the Mycenaean potter had
for the weeds and flowers of the deep.
Where they occur II is generally as a
necessary part of a story in which the hu-
man interest Is paramount. Triptolemus,
for instance holds the wheat ears In his
hand, but II is on him that the artist ex-
ponds his skill; Dionysus is surrounded by
the vine, but it is the god at whom We
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-01
CAN'T LIVE IN CIRCULAR HOUSES.
Shape Preys Upon Minds Of Occupants
and Many Of Them Go Crazy.

tue lineage SurOulcle.
The Minot Ledge Light is famed for the
number of men who have gone crazy in
1t. and for that reason 1t is an object of
interest to students Of mental diseases.
II is. as everybody knows, piece of en-
cheering of the highest order, being in
that respect only second to the famous
Eddystone Light. More than a year was
consumed in getting a foundation for it,
and SO high are the tides and SO terrific
the storms that the entrance to the light
is more than forty feet above the water.
Then, one above the other, come the
five rooms occupied by the keepers and
used for storage purposes, and then the
watch room, and finally the lantern. The
tower being circular and space greatly
in demand, naturally everything Is made
to conform. SO that no room shall be lost.
Even the beds on which the men sleep
are curved the tables against the wallis
are circular and the benches are half
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-01
In the Canary Isle,
From the Chicago News.

OF every hundred tourists who visit the
Canary Islands seventy-five are British.
Naturally the natives of the Canary Islands
take great interest in everything which
Affects England. Their general ignorance
Is appalling but their very disregard for ac-
curacy lends n certain charm to their con-
versation. A man in a BARRIERS shop pointed
to dilapidated map of the world which
was nailed to the wall and putting his fore
finger upon Spain he exclaimed: IF war
breaks out Spain must retake Gibraltar.
Have no fear. The English ships may come
down to us because II is all downhill, but
after we have crippled them they will not
find It SO easy to get back to England, be-
cause II is all uphill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-01

for government According to our theory.
and. let us hope, practice. government Is
not a power but a servant. an instrument
to enable the common man to develop his
IA culties to their fullest. And the condi-
tions under which those faculties can best
develop are freedom and peace-neither OF
them consistent with the imperial notion.
How slowly the world develops! How
ha I'd 1t is for man to grasp the great, broad.
high truths of democracy. mere common
sense though they are! How many men
who ought to know better secretly share
the benighted patriotism" OF the peasant
who glories In the spendthrift splendor of
the aristocracy that grinds him into the
dust.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-01
The Scope Of Government.
rom the Saturday Evening Post

From the Saturday Evening Post.
German newspapers are always signing
baceuse the Monroe doctrine prevents Ger
many from acquiring the South American
lands settled by German immigrants and
SO from becoming world power"
What pitiful and perverted notion OF
the object of government this involves. Yet
It is one that has not q few adherents In
our country. where there Is no excuse for
such ignorance. For we ought all to know
that government 10 made for man, not man
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-01

for relief in cases of sickness and care
full directions given for the use Of their
contents.
Despite the dangers and hardships of
lighthouse life there are many applicants
for positions in them. Whenever a va
cancy occurs in the service there is al
ways a number Of men to select from.
And yet the pay is small. In fact. the law
provides that the average compensation
given keepers shall not exceed 5000
year. Probably the best-paid keeper in
the service Is the man at Hell Gate, who
gets 200 a year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-01

look. not at the curving spirals of the
plant. The acanthus leaf again. is the
motive of the Corinthian capital. but it
quickly becomes stereotyped; the variety
of the Byzantine capitals and frieZes
shows a far greater love for leaf form.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-01

From the Buffalo Express.
It is reported that an innocent man has
been In jail In Delhi. Ind. for eight years.
However, If he had been at large in Indiana
he might have been writing historical nov
els all that time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-01

When an old maid bumps her head
against the door in the dark she never has
to worry over the way people will wonder
IL her husband did it.-BAlttnnoTo AmeTtcaQsI
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-24
MORE DEPOT TALK.
Said that Katy VIII Erect New Pas
senger station this Year.

While in the city yesterday j. r.
Dolard, commercial agent of the
Katy. gave out the cheering informa-
ton that plans had about crystal
lied for the erection of a new passen-
ger station in this city Mr.. Dolard
said he had seen the plans and spe-
cifications for the new building and
that it is to be of either brick or
stone The appropriation for the
building has been made, and Mr. Dol
ard gave 1t as his opinion that the
work would be done some time this
year.
Work on the building. however,
may be delayed several months for
the reason that all available men
are at work on the track and bridges.
! The company claims that half a mill
| lion dollars will be expended on the
! Dallas division this year. The track
will be ballasted with gumbo and all
wooden brodges VIII he replaced
with steel structures.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-24
N. Il r. G. Special Rates.

Georgetown and return. IS 20. ae-
count commencement exercises
Southwestern University On sale
June l and > Limit June q
Mineral Wells and return 81 80.
account Texas Retail Grocers and
Butchers Association. On sale June
Il and IS. Limit same date
Austin aud return s6 so. account
Grand Lodge X of p Colored and
Eneampmeat rniform Rank X Of
p On sale night Of June III and
night Of June -, Limit June II
Fort Worth and return 81 20. ac-
count the state Pharmaceutical
Association on sale June | : aud IL.
Limit Jgne ID
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-24

There are more deaths directly
due TO weak lungs than to all
other diseases combined They are
humanity's weak spot-the breeding
place Of consumption. When the
slightest symptom Of trouble is felt
in the lungs you should begin the
use Of Or. Boschees German Syrup
at once. 1t is made especially to
soothe, heal, and strengthen the lungs
throat and bronchial tubes German
Syrup is a neyer-faIliug remedy for
consumption Trial bottle 2 S cents
Big bottle 75 cents. At all druggists
B. w. Fearis Is
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Many wosnsn we~p and val axA ref4sa
&c - eggnssxssss ascaaA@a fhasF snee mag
usaewnf tFmNs@7 A3wa emeaaan tain and
faaea Many n~m inrgin0 va profanity
Because she 1sssa nasn sarnawa sha thsn
thmsrn wn th*zF s~anaaFma n wsls tAe kar@a
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bssrs tAas S~wsssfs H@r9aeA8# A88 heea
pzar@a nuaz tAs maFkss- Thsn - the ne~
ssaia ssrrn1ea4se sad Muttsentta shas acts
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sas&F@fg a@w nT7nwspsm. Amwans whm MaH
tra@& q @afa sssssfv aN - ~ wN~sh T~T
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mazSs&a aF7sN8sasa smM& - 81 a84mn1s
- mma@waa e TA@ fs@~wsEasa cs r@s
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-24
Epworfh League Program.

Program for Sunday, May 2S:
Missionary.
Topic: Bonniface and the Gospel
to the Germans. lisa. TX, 13; Luke
XII. AS.
Leader, Miss Satterfield
Pioneer missionaries to the Goths
and Franks.-Mr. Roberts.
Bonniface in Germany-Pat Sims
Bonniface and Willibrand in Hol-
land. Henry Lee Ingram.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-24
LOCAL NEW 5.
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Co to L. !. Gates for fresh sweet
cocoanut. II
The Daily Light want column will
buy. sell or exchange anything.
Buy your harvester oil from +. s.
Cronk Co. eli
Let Bunkley do your plumbing
this month. tt
II it's pure ice cream you want
just phone Nick's Candy Kitchen. II
For cut flowers for commence
ment see Mrs. Bird Forrest. 43
Too many dishes Big cut In prices.
Boston Store. AZ
Buy your smoke stack paint from
| F. S. Cronk Co If
Low prices on all glass ware and
tinware. Boston Store. AZ
.
For cut flowers for commence
ment see Mrs, Bird Forrest AZ
%
See that new red lawn hose at F.
/ S. Cronk Cos before you buy. II
o
Cut glass vases. tall and large,
i Oh fnE Rn@tnn
o.
For cut flowers for commence
ment see Mrs. Bird Forrest 40
4 A,
" Kennedy a. Co. have several
nice driving horses for sale. Both
/ phones If
Don, forget 7. ! Gates for pro-
oarias and rotions rast Main ola
/ nhona IaE ~
o
i aenee an Marvin a,enua .reated 10
a new coat of naint
4 g
r,h. h,.t oa,h cau,ou,. s,a,,r -
/ Main street h
.
~, ,,.a. 81 a,,a - oaa,.,,.s..g
.,n. 10 "@,e,a - "a" ~, 80. - ~,
Hand Painted CHINA flne vases
anu 7tataata az i+AA-f FkA1h y.
o.
If you want to buy q gentle and
sure buggy horse or surrey horse
see J. " Kennedy d Co. II
30
many vour orders for cream New
phone 81, old phone 253. II
.
The ladies' az The Methodist eh,,rcb
u,,Il sa,e,a a htrthaa,, at,,,ts, sst,,r.
80 - -. - "a, - :,
80 r,.at,9 - 1t -. , i1"
Inc Modern Milling ana sianufact'
utihS COMPANY N aoN deA!F.tAhs
pure aTteslah ice % al parts OF the
There was another marked ad-
vance in the price %: cotton today
Every month on the board ives
above S cents.
%
4 IL you want pure artesian ice
featuring Co or stop the drivers ot
the green wagons, u
I
we want me p@ohc 10 remember
that we are "a tue Undertaking BUST
-.
a..
/ ~. ,.....,r - -. -.
I or what Won want Ia selI fhe ehaan-
est and oHfekeSt way to LEI ne psa-
pIe know h l. 20 place an IA in ne
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-15
las r@enie" Der Sodiinan5icrs.

3bomos 2opion. scr felt einent
Sabre burh @ort mo Sd)riit Die
Metboben Der ScffinorB befGmpft.
ulb nit critounliher Siienbeit nit
ibcilt, mics gcmott miro, bat lettclt
Somitug IN annios eine Rcoc gcboi.
ten, III Der er lid aud, iiber ouS &c.
itie" Der Wonncr oitsIpriht, Die Der
Sohfihun5 o%ngcborcn. Gr iogt o.
rilber:
rllm Die Sohfinon5 1T elm mpiti.
ldler Sdlcier %gclpobcn bon Tencn.
fpelfc Die oiicntIife Wcinuna iiber
ooS bcrrihcnoe Spltem former; Dem
eroben Sccre cr3eitnngSIeute, 9on.
Tiers, Gt'cnbohnnftien . Better unb
Eoiitifcr, ipelhc brett oocr inSireft
init Den fruits uno arcben Corpora.
tioncn III Serbinoune Iteben. Iie,c
Scrridoftcn prcoigcn Sog fir SoS,
cob bic grobcn SinonS. afioircn hes
2nnbes ein ErobIcmr bilocn. ipeIdcS
DEM 8eritononib beS gemcincn Dol.
fcs iid, ertt5icbc. 60 lit eS oobin &c.
fommen, boB bie @oIicn ooS 6inons.
mefen unb ocIien pcrihiebcnc Bran.
den (gcriidernngs'. 9onf, Ii. @cd,'
ieleeiddft, Nfticnboric) oils etipas
nngemein Sd)tpieriges n%niiounen
wic ctipa boberc Watbenlo.if, Nitro
homie ober Snnscrit; Wiienid)uf
ten. ole Gin longeS Stlioium ltnb pic.
len Shariiinn erforbern. gbiolrtel
ShminoeI! Scner mpitiihc>S hIeiel
I'm bos 6inon5ipeicn oient MIR DO
5u, Sic nm Sbre gripurniiic 5u be
gouncrn.
Sic iporen ipcbl Vile idon nit
WilionGren in 0criibriing. unb Sic
fonntcn III Sbrer Sueenb einfadc
Siingcn, Die beilte grobe 8nnfiers
limo. Sd fraae Sic: Satten bieie
Seutc mebr 9csabuna. mebr 8ciit,
ais Sic? Shluler unb peritmittcr
pieaeibt, oils ole anberen. mareu
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@efanntmadjnnsen
5inan5.1 esartement.

5inan5. Tesertement.
nIttmore. beu IA SuIt 1905.
ptriteaeite ditcrnirenoe Goreernnaesanaebo.
te, on hen .Rcnrb Of Atpdros" ~uoreffirt. pers
ben bis Mittiuodh, ben %. Suli 1905. &orrtit'
tnaS II ubr. int Niircuu Observation-Disclosures,
Hntbbuus. eiteeaen eenontmert. fir Die 8er'
icrgun1 ocr SinanS'E piuuiHdre init 5000 ara.
uirteu ober titbusrdphtrten Sdbuib Gertiftfaten
fpppol 5000 Sfulos Gertitifdte fir Die Ib5iaS'
fdndl' glnIcibe. $500 fiir bic sIrner 'gnleibe uno
$500 fit bic Bari gnleibe ftnb. Gin bealni'
biaier Gbed ini 9etraae bon 500, Snblbdr az
ben WiuDu or lirb Stnotrntb bon 9dltificre, mus
iehein gtpebot ~beigefiiat iein. Spe5itifaftoter
fueroc1 ant Grtrtcr bon benz Gieri eer St'
nntl6'G onlmitf1re ~geIieferf.
Sds 9ied,t bIetbi borbebalfen. irgerb fpeihe
eoer d1e Irqebpte III ccrvcrten.
Z. eewea Sbbmas.
GItrf Der SinauSs GomniNnre. 8ufbbois. 9dltc.
Netdtiat:
@essae N. Gather,
fuugircroer TrdiiSeuf Der 9outrnftsHebbroe.
Quilts .7-22. 24-8)
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Srreins @itfr ais Srieoens' geppll'
mGdltfatcr.

Ger G5or bat SereiuS 8ittc gum
Observation-Disclosures fir Die Srie.
bcns 'Gonferer5 %ernonnt. Gomii
idJlpinoen ole 3fpeiicl, oob es Hub'
lono nit ieinen SrieoenSperbonb,
liltgcn nidt ernit iein fonnc. Ger
friibcrc ruiiiide 6inon5miniiter, Der
bon allem gnfong geeen ben arieq
luar, bat lid ifon Dor cinigen go
den ctnem Tertreter beS yEetit go,
ri'ion" gegeniiber often mo ocutIid)
oils9cIprodct1: sd claude an Den
Srteoen, neil er notbipcnbig lit. Vie
@cIdofte geben ifled)t. oos @elo If
rar, uno eS giebt mir ipclige 5omri,
lien, IN ocnen mani nift insgebcinl
einen So6ten b|ctroiiert. Gin uncnb'
lihcs eIeno briidt baS gauge rltiiiid)c
8olf nicocr; es Icibet tiei inter bic.
lem ihrcdlidcn bIlliigcn ariege. Gas
lnliB onfboren. So, Ole 3inge lino
oiel peitcr fortgcid)rittcn, nlS man
oGqemcin gloubt nber man mltB gu
I aciteben, Dob mir gerobc nidlt Den
beiten 0iQen an Den Tag leaen, nm
Srn. Rooiepclt ieinc Iilfgnbe 5lt CT.
Icidtcrn. Sid1erIif ipcrben inns Die
Iioponcr bortc gc6ingungen oufcr.
IeqetL obcr id) CLAUDE nidt, bnB iic
ms gum IcuBcriten trciben poaen.
Gieic 2cutc iin6 nid)t nur oiisae5eih.
nete SoIoaten, quite Sffi5icre nnb
f0hige @cnerGlc, lorbern oild) ieDr
feline unb gericbcnc Giplcmotcn. sic
perben niht 70 bIooe icir,, ms 81
5lpingen, eincn 8er5meiilun9sfricg
fort5ulebcn. gS lit olio an ms. ms
gIeihaeitig nerlobnlih unb felt ST.
5eigcn, piel 81 belpiaigen, ober on.
rolif 81 od)tcn, Dob mon nidt iiber
Ole erlolibten @rcn5en binous qebt.
Sd CLAUDE nidt, Dob mir oeidpGdt
ilno ge0emiltbigt ans oicicr Comic.
rcn5 b%crpor9eben iperbcn. bercn Gr.
gcbniB mcincr atiift nod oos icin
miro, Die gintrodt in europa nic.
Der bcr5niteIlen. So Sopnn miro eis
lie bobe Observation-Disclosures ocrlon.
gen. limo mon miro lie bc5oblen
miiiicn, benn Dos lit bic aloiiel bcS
GcrtrogS, oilf Die iie piclleift an
Meiiten oriugen peroen."
Gin Wonn, Der 10 eciprohcn bot,
fleint CO NIT Den 5ricocnspcrbono-
lltngcn ernit, iebr ernIt. Wos Srt.
Wittc meiterbin bcionoerS eccignct
erid)cincn lGBt. Snitptbertrcter bel
ben Observation-Disclosures 81 iein.
lit ieinc Gnergie mo Der flare,
olirdoringenbe Shoriblid oeS
Stoot8n1onncS, Der lidl aus eigcltcr
cmporgeorbeitet bat, Der ais
Hublonb's SinopSpiniitcr SrOnune
lit bic periubrcne 6iton5luirtbiddit
oeS rulliifcn HeifeS gebrnd,t bat.
Dor 5tuei Subren puroc er ourf) Den
GiniIub elmer mGdtigen Clique folt
gcitcIt; ollein oIs eS lestcs ,Sobr
aolt, cine 9oliS iiir bic ncllcn rui.
lid ocltlfcn SnnbelSpcrtr1gc 81
ihoficn, bo puBte man IN HuBlono
feincn bcllercn Wonn 81 iinoen. ais
Scrgilis Wittc, Gr bot in letter 3cit
bieIc aronfungen mo 3uriidicbnn.
gcr iiber lid ergchen lolien, II. lpellit
CT Jest ipieoer al Die optic scr Sric.
ocnS' Gonlmiilion geitcllt miro, lit
haS Elm 9erpeis, bab i'm Der 35or fir
Den tiihtigitcn unb pCrtrulicnslpilr.
Mann bolt. Ole bciflc uno fir
ruiiildlen GommiiiionSmitglicoer
lrnborfbore Srieoensouigubc 81 To-
lcn.
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germiidjte Nnseisen.
9entider 5as-12. September.
Nnr(rn. Mari.

i,bs SET pier ,Sars" am rrsnttAsa Sass"
ueroen BON 5eii.SeIretdr. 3ari u. @. sdsisr
VI. los. cf.saratssa.e str, bic 9uni sii Snlt
bds sAett Dor. iraeue sines ODER. gttr fWIgebote
81 periperfen. guf benz Briefnmtdblaa IL oenf'
LID 81 bemerfen,i ~AnSebsti thr n6r,Sf,yue'
GUM. t93,6,203,O
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MpwIanS's tirfiide 8Gber.
Genital le. WebSnbe, Hsfamt seseH. efets pften
eSuIt9 3&G-l
Baltimore sransfer Sompagnie
tekt an bel

eabsH.Gde ssm stsbt. sab esWssfs.efrase
bot ibre ausiiatiins unb niebrere Snor'psrfe
(gans) berer6beri unb NJ ieel I'm eidnoe'
MobeI bon Saus an sals 81 peloroern hno
tir bic anfbepabruua cber' Werlenonne gu oer'
paden. grompte unS Supstla'i'ae Seotenins
pirb suoeftnert. tos-)
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.Sermouu g. 3proem berac.

IS itorb am 10. 1nIi 1905 6ermann g. 8cr.
bemberge, ~eeIiebter Sjnite BON u. @llfubetb
8orcemberae. i'm glIter bon 10 Sohren. Die
Beerbigung filbei Sonntag, giadntttn9s nm 2
llbr, bonn 1rnuerbnuie, gr. l4t7, l8ett2ors
barosStr., aus aut Der n9nltimorcr GemetetD"
Ttott. U95-0
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y86nigin Der Gunner ans1iiee."
Die prGdtisen Bort 9eppiit. nns
0ettcrtun . Grfuriionen.

SerrIi6e Scenerie'n, 8ebtres.anfitten,- bic
BITE slueen. Nidfs fbrnmt benz Susauebannd'
8tper eIein. 9ettertcn 1T Elm poppIdrer 4Iat.
@rpbe reue SoieTs. snes ai6niet sinbe uno
Comfort. 2ie teinften 2eufe beniben, bieie
MusfIiee. 9fener Sfnenbnnlpfer nSusaue'
bdnna." Seben Sienfiaa. SpnnerIi1e II. Cant
ftae nn 1 llbr gtndbmittaes. Riidfnnft nm
VII libr gbenos. Witfipods unb Goriffnes
nm Q llbr Born: 8iidiIntt nm 8 ubr gbenbs'
enfbaIt In Bort 9eppitt sum @efud, Der prddbs
tieen atnIaeen bes ZONE. Snftituts." Gabrs
idrten SOC. WnbIseiten 50t.
Suui23 ,T&S-)
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Die R..D. staats 3te."
itrirt, DAB gbnhneep ~. gepew jelbit
niGt pieI beiier lei, als feline @ise.
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Gas VunoeS. Q f q 3 a M t
bat iebt $t40,00O,0O 0 CUR Yerfiigune.
Iber $75,00O,OOO bierpon iinb IN oen
perihiebencn Notionol'0 onfen bcpo.
nirt uutb fonnelt nidt gut nltaegrif.
fen merben iuenn Der @eIomarft nid)t
Nctb Ieibcn Ina. 8leibcn fir Die
oftiieIle &eriiioung MIR $S5,OOO,OOO
itbrig. gber ieIblt bicicr Vetrog ut
nod, nid,t aon5 bertucnobor. abges
5ogcn bierpon miiiien nod peiterc
$35,0OO.O00 mcrben, Die IN uungeprdg.
tenn Wetoll, 3leingelo nno anoercn,
nid)t cirfulirboren Wertben beItebcn.
@Ieiben alio tbotiGhlid MIR $4,000.
600 5itr Yeltrcitune Der loufenoen
g~llsgabeu Der H%eeicrnng. llno ein
9citonb bon mir $50,0OO,OU piirbe
I'M Sabre 1893 oils @efobr.
grcn5e bcSeihnet. Muerotngs
iproh man bonluIs BON elmer -@olb.
Heicrpe." mo nid,t bon einem ao'len.
beitanb an iib. abcr mos mare
idIieBIid Der lll1tcrldieo, ipeitn Die
Heeierung sur 9eltreitilng ibrer 9c'
biirfniiic Die bel ben ganfen ocpcnirs
ten Milionen cin5iebcn milbtc n,o
10 - mir ipclen nidlt iasen: eine
Tnnif, ionScrn cine en- i'm
Tide @eIofnappb.eit I'M Snn-
o%clspcrfcbr bcrbeisefiibrt miiroe?
Mid,t bIob sic Icperiien; 5raae if
nidt gcIolt, mir babert aud, nod, cine
ScIbf roec. @ir pcrben es crfob-
rcn. che mir nod pielc Monate otter
iino. (Glepel. @Gd)ter Ii. gn5.)
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I~eriammlnnss MnScigen.
Baltimore. ben 20. SUM 1905.
HE MFttouore hft mofnlouh 1ru5t Enmn. u

Nm bic Nfttgnnfe ott rW1drbIdhb 3rhH NorIp. j"
.WSurblnno 9rmit 9pmpnnn" III oeren Beridmns
Iuna bonn ~. CUNT 1905 unaertonrieien Be
fhIiiNe miro etne Notwithstanding Der gf'
tiondre Der ,.W,arplano Srnt Spmpdnn" i'm
,,WlarhiaRb 9rnft Sntibtue." gtoropeftsgde Der
Galherts mo 8ermous Strase. 8oItin,pre (puupt'
Banfs yiireau I'M eriten 5liir). am Wtttwodn, ben
10. Guilt 1905. 12 llbr Wiitnas. ubaebuiict. sum
3ipedc her 3eraibuna uub gbitiruniiIla iiber Die
o~benerudbuten NeioIntioneu fir Die Heou5irnla
beS qeaenpdrtieen ReiraeeS pes Nftieniapitdls
CO, f25, 000) Su Der Sunirie bon 1881 $4,000.
Sofbud Referring. Sob1 g. gStlton,
6. 6. 9udnurt, @eorae q. 0ic@atp.
q. q. 3nfer, 8eoree G.. SeftftnS.
o.. 81. bon 2ingen. SumeS Bomb,
q. g. Qemmon, Grneit Soer, IT,,
SoIomcn Sranf, 3. Stuurt MlacDo1ulo.
Sobu u. 9oiHpfirs. @. q. Proois.
Senrp Is. Wuttbeips, Sobn Neoipooo,
8. u. BOOB.
(f75, 80, g,e6)
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Ghriitpphcr Yipharbt.

Gs iinrb plbblidp am IA. SnIi 1905 Ghriitc'
pber g%ipharpt, ~aeliebter @diie BON Yltrtd n.
qtpburot. int glter bon 81 S1bren. Sic 3elf
Der geerotauna tpirb fpdter dnge8eigt.
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Triebridl MIaer.

IS ,iurb AMI "a, SuIi 1905 eerr 5risortd,
Mnusr, gSiitlper ber oerttnrheneil Sroi Hnnn
vi, Uiiuer, I'M 9utcr ppn ~ Subrer 10 Nos
faten iIno 27 l1acH. Rerpdrote itc 5reiltoe
Der ;Samilie ftnb b6flihft eriidt, Der Beerots
aiifta, ncIfe pom lrnnerbanie. gtr. f124. edits
Ion. Iocnue. ans an Wpntas, ytnhrtttin9s nm
4 llbr. ftdttfinoet, bci8ilppbren. ll9b-s)
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G(i,obctb Yammcrs.

Is iiurb am "A. SuIi 1908. 8 ubr W|creens,
Glt,abetb qantu,ers, aeltebte 81ttin non peilr1
hammers, I'M IS. eebenslabre. Die 9eerotenng
Irorerbnufe. 9r. 6t2, 9afterns gIbenlie. Stgb.
lanoionn, aus auf Der n8uItirorer eenetetn"
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