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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-02
StaSt Baltimore.
Ser Gunucnt cr1ffnet.


iammlung ocS yIeutjds Imerifo.
nilhen Sehnifer Serbanoes.
abenbs gmpfang in 8oigt's
Safe, 9as Erogramm fir
beute.
Die %. Sabresperiammlung bes
.Geutlf Imerifaniiden Sednifer-
Serbanocs" bat geitern bier ibren
Infang 9cnommen, uno 5lpar nit
elmer Gelegateu : SeriommIupe i'm
nSotel Hennert." Die GcIegaten auer
allsmartigen 3meigoereine naren
poIl5dblig erI6ienen, ais Der Gice.
GrGiioent &ifaro 6. SanoIoB in
8ertretrns oes erfranften Gr1lioen-
ten Sobn Waiberg I'M 10 llbr Die
Sibuug eroiinete.
3lm1fit nitroe ais Sorort fir oas
nGd)Ite Sabr '9rooflpn, N..O., ge.
mdblt, uno iiberntnmt Ser oortige
3peigperein, Oeiien ErGiioent j. ".
BON @9loiiItein uno SefrtGr 9. Siolu
iino, Die Notwithstanding fir oas
lauIenbe Sabr. Gam mllrben per-
idieoene &outinegeihafte erIeoigt.
Son atsge5eihnetem fiinitleriiben
Sinn 5eligt oos fir oas oiesiGbrise
gerbonosfeit, bas bis Mittpod Elm.
idlieBlif bmlert, gep0blte Seitab5ei-
den; es lteut anl idJpar5-gelben
MarplGnoer 9anoe in 9rpn5epr1.
gllrte Den 2ebrias bes YptbagoraS
oar, bos Guaorat iiber Der Sppo.
tbeliic entbGlt, bon einem 9orbeers
franS umrabmt, Ole Snibrift: n22.
SedJnifer 5og, Baltimore, Sept.
Is, 1906" Tie Guaorote iibcr
Den &atbeten 5eigen ems Sen omeri-
faniibcn, oas anoere ben oeutid)en
g(Olcr. Sn oaS 0reied lit bos @ap-
pen Ser Sednifer, bas 3obnrao, ein-
geiett. Sr. Senrp SanoIob, Scr 2ei-
ter bes aunitoepnrtements Der 3r,a-
be'ifen Iianofabrif, lit S1opfer oes
fleinen aunitmerfs. @eltern Ibenb
fono i'm Sereinslofol, in ser feitlif
nit omerifaniiden uno oelitiden
6lag9en gei6miidten Goigt'id1en
Safe, Der 9egriiBllngs Gommers
itott.
ErGliocnt &idoro s. Sunolob
bieb in moblgeictter Gebe Die 8ditc,
Die in itottliher 3obl eridienen ma-
relt, milfpmmen. Ser Hr1iioent s.
b. Ggloffitcin beS Sereins oes nd6-
item Gororts 0rooflpn borfte in be.
geiitcrten @orten Dem bieiigen Ser.
Gin fir Den bereiteten %ber5lideu Gm-
pfon9. Sod monher id0ne Sooit
bel oenen bic 5oblreid erifienenen
Sertrcterinnen bes Observation-Disclosures
ielbitrcoeno nift pcraeIien purocn,
murbe geipro6er. Gpmiidc II. erilIte
8eiongS. mo Yroia.8ortrGge iped).
Iclten nit ben bon Trof. 8. Stcin.
paloihen Srd)cIter fIott geipieltcn
Wuiifpiecen ob, uub bic ollgemcine
Stimmurg mar cine iold' freubiec,
nit cinem @ort Die rihtige SSeItes-
itimmilne, oob iie bos bette Hrog-
noitifon fir oen fir be,tc gepIonten
@olicrousflug obaiebt. I0s Yro-
9ralitm, oeiicn In5iebungsfroit iifcr
5ablrcihe Tbeiluebmer 81 ser Gam
pferfabrt pcrinnncln iuirh, lit fol-
genbeS:
gormittoas 9.t5 llbr = Iufbru6
pont u'Sotel Menncrt."
Tormitto9s 10 llbr-g6fobrt bon
Wtaen's @crfte am SUB Scr Goro.
lineitrobe nit Dem 9ompfcr Gro.
mite Gitp" nod Dem an Der Gbeio.
peofe.gai belegenen grboIunssplote
"Golonlnl = Bead" 8emeinifoftIi.
dies WorDlanos3i Cine baielbit.
Nod)mittags = @eleQihoftsipieIe
nit Ercispertbeilung. @ootfobren,
@ooen. auffiibrlne cines 2uitipie.
les. @robes 8%rebseiien.
Ibcnbs 7.30 = NiidTu6rt nit Dem
Gompier.
Sp M W ekop Sfrtfe
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Ncrdants & Iiners' granspprta
tipu GumpapN.
Company.

Tampfer.2tnten:
RAD Bottom nnb bent Often: ieosn Wontag,
9ienitae, 9onneritag uno Samiteo, NbenbS
0 lbr.
Mad PROVIDENCE unb benz Often: icben Conn.
tae. Wittipoh inb ST itag, Ibetos Q utr.
9sa6 9lepports9seipS uno Norfolf: tdali9 nm
9 ubr 9lbenoS.
Sra6t pirb .aeIi6 bis 8 l1pr abtnSs fit an
Dem GAGE abfa6renbe Gampfer nneenonlmen.
gtah Sanannab uno benz Siioen: ieoen 9ten'
ffag, 9onrerftaa rno Sainftas, Mbenos Q ubr.
Spfipner uno Brobtoenee, Sanpier tabren bon
Der @ertbe am Sube beS 0one'9ods ab. Sa'
bannab' Sampter bon Der aBerfte am SrBe Der
Weits6aussslpeniie.-
6. U. gtHtu8bam, geert,-
tong'Eod.
40, q. Sarncr, 9. Z. %.
e 'rt n. .. etebttnS, Gen. sUlan.
Saupfbfreali = GapufsGde Wermnlt. nab
2igbt.etrahe. Q13,G&S-)
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Snmse Gamcn! Nadt Gud bieie
Cffertr IN EuBc.

ggir biTpcn itbt eine aIaNe fnr iunee Damen
in unferer Gffttte Damenffneiber.epitsnl
edhnte. giner bcr Morttejle al Der Detbeilt.
eiine bieIer aIaiie 1T ber. bob shhierinrlen
beiten. 9iefe aIdhe III i'm Snnuor 1905 81.
%iainfien setreten. cps3iele 9prlefungen slpei
lIno bret WlnI pie ggo6c. 9raenb eite tunee
9du,e,t bic. eire fnftiondble Gdueioerin al, tp,r,
ben teinfdt tolts flo oisfe Cfierte 81 s'uten
Siir fveiiers s4usiunt faretbt. ober m.noe
man fcl an MI. VI. 8ntcre. Rr. 302. gBeft.
eerstssa', Q6e eswartselrehe. (S76--l
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Baltimore 9ampf Sadet 81.
Die ger. StaatensNoit befbrSernS.
9ampfev rgtrgtnta". tnenl,. pMlabama,"

u T0FFHFVFW VVVVTT WV =
Weorgla," .1enMeNer."
2ampfer tabreI tdgIih. Gunniags alsaenon'
men. bon ben 49ai.ainie." giers. gr. 10-1s,
9oint Comfort, gortoIf, Yortsnlou.b u,o allen
1unfien bes eibers. @erbiuouh0 In Oh
4otnt Comfort nit &C. & {. 9ifen6abn." giad
Ridmonb. @erbinoria In Portsmouth NIT BEN
mouth urb atIantN. On @orfoif 8erbinbuua
nit Scr .%sltInntie Coat Cine" Norfolt uno
neiiIib urt oh &onntnipn 9tue" mad 9tep'
bern, gSafbiHgton, N.'g., 8ihmonb, 8a.. uns
9lep.Worf.
WabISeiten nab europdifhem EInne. 1usu'
ribie aaiiitrll3imnrer. fe,eflrifhe Nelendtiulta
9ampfbet5mia acien fret. Nelerptrts adinten,
Tr. f07,, Sfts@aItir1oresS trnbe. Cir. 506 nno
50s, aisbteirabe, g. 81. 6. Office. Gibcft'@ds
Baltimore, NIB GaIbert, Stra6e, Continental
1rufi gnilbine unb albausb's. @r. 100, Eorb'
Charles f-abe.
Subu u. ehertupub, q. Wrutun,
Wices9rdi. Ii. Gen. Wianaeer. Ger sBa.' ataent.
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Yaltimorc's crfabrcnitcr Mcrucas
S~Of,ioliit.

@rotGriipe @rfoIgc nurh bic nlboerne pbbs
fioIopiibe gcbGnolnnas,pcife, rcrtnnoen nit
eer slnmenaulg eer beftcn heiIuliieufhuiiiiten
Insri.iilnp. IN Der Siaot, crSielt.
Wiun gehe bic Soffnuug iidDt nut ebc mai
ni6t Or. GatDau GERMAN eonfnltirt bat. Surts
herte bon ~iriiberei PaiietIten be5euaen germ
feinc peitiunGsidbiefeit. GO tHei 3. ". Serr
9. q. Sinppt, Nr. 1870. WoobIcb' Sirnbe:
o3ebn gcr8ie pnhe1 mir feline .grIeid]tcrune
bon incitet &elhen; Or. German furiste MID
ooufontmeu in iiinf Wo6en"N e.
8err SGneS Giirrb, Tr,ts3i, Yoiierfon.goe.
fnei:
~9r. Toibnn 6erinnr Bat mir has 9eben
g%erettet: ale nltoeren gtcr3ie. bic perfidbien,
mir 81 bclfefl, benliiGfen ii6 umtonit."
,sr m"b snr nun o,6 a. H. TWstmuU re9 n;ste an'
1f2. Commandments. FL
gsnrlm ioate er Sbnen nidt ebenfaus bel.
fen2
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Spd,wafer in Werifu.

CT Taio, Teras. 1. September.
= Der 6luB Noias, 3piifen @orne3.
Ynlacio uno aerooo in Merifo. lit in
ben Iebten "a Stlnoen pIoslid) AZ
Sub seiiiegen. Die geipobner Der
beioen Crtidaften flieben in oie
8erse, beiiirdteao, 6aB fire SGuier
BON ben Slutben iortgeriiien perben.
rst.s 1tHsf = tE ~ piirE laiHeiHI,s
exHe1 tar,1 SnStamS betsrst q. slaiae, ne.
l13. 0sH9Afkinan Ye. HkY. nahe Rnffnnfhaat8.0f nk.
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Garbfaab 6 TsmuhIraniu n. q.

B1ae h~srIofisn gsorfb.Mbe.. II. DAT Etr. Ignition:
7.ao Npru,. mao Dors taaItd. anSsenou.ner
&ortntGeA.
9 80 snr-. ,ia1 Teftd nur G3untaas.
$50 aoru. NOD gelotr tdaItA, a~uSsenomrnen
Gnrntngs.
325 Gndm mad Ootf toa.iA. aussenontmen
SornfneS.
ADS aadrt. nntn TeIfa uur eonntops.
<.20 sudbui. itaA 1eltn tduii&. caAgsnomuneu
Gonnidgs.
COO abcnbS nod .s,sloir taaitA. ansaenomr
ule!I GosntdqS
100 EtbenbS mad as.air niir 4enuaqS.
II. 45 s,benbe mad Esfatr aRtftisod1 Klb Gane
fdQS
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cate snr's asstaMt Dsissaf q. saias, u,
as, cA-Usltlmsse.etr. sats Ushuu4sas.0sA
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UUW uUIuus StNlIuW.
Iah philadelphia unb Weip.yori.

'' issl.d s'e '"as ssg. sssiHs'' i1ss. IS s,"' sS'ss
!ssloao5o LOO . n,5 H 4.Bo' ql.a5 SS s5sns sia an ts sdieU:
. IHtSi 1 SS"" .a'S6, !5s'ii55. $50. l1.s sSt asSs.
@rT 36tIaSeIpS ia a.do' eS 3 $40, gso, loo
6.45 Mben6s an Dotelltaasn, Gonntags,
6.35, $50 gsorseis, S,o4. 4.2o. 4.57, 1886.
Wan eolton, $40 .Woreens an Wodentaeen.
*0.35 gberbS tdgIih.
Na1 9eluor unS ben bauptLi4ltden ltpil9en.
lie9aEeHSs9 *iimiien an Der Seiapare.StStiDI
Nbenes on Moh eIitdaet. Goi,rltags, 1.08
@ofbiHston ggpreb. 2:2e, 2,6t. 6;12, ,7,25,, 1.3e.
1.53, 2.12, 2.45, $40, $40, $50, 5.07, $40.
$50, 600. 6.05, 7,15, 7.29 t7.36 9iatieb),
TAI, $50. SAB, 9.t5, OBS. 1890 slbenos on
725. 7.4s, s.45. e.42 &eraens, 1906. i.6s.,
2.12. 3.t5. $40, $50, BOZ. 5.25, sos, 7I5.
729 (7s6 eiuiteS), TAI, $40. 0.15, a.6b.
.%stIaniit GtfD speeiaI," 2.15 wa9mittaes an
Rad Cape NAB, lao ma6mittass an gso3en.
taget. Gonntngs. Las Mor1ens.
Nad MSbtrb Bari. 1905 UNI lao NadbntittagS
All @ud,entneen.
g'G6 slng ssa. 7;sG sSsssa LIS, AZ Na%m.
500. siorm. UNI. 6.o5 -sibenbs.
1%ItIantie eoah 1tne. Sgpreb. 2.5t maoroers,
SpmLVetn Ia,iipap, e.4z optms ~o'eV' "e'Ao
eeapoarb afr Gine, Mailuah. s.42 gorm.. S.O7
Nndt diitia9s tdsii1.
@osioIt unS sseftsan ~atIipaa. $3.50 aSsrSs
6. 4 S. 9b, .i2.4s Nadmittaasan sgoHenp
iagci, 1915 rnh *9.55 abenoS ideIiH.
Son Fenufpipants ADsuue.e tatieR.
Rad Uafbtngton, erpreB, SIT. 900 gorm..
f.58, 3.55, 800 9tndom. tdgli@. TAI Wtprs
gems an @ohentaaen, 9.69 Abenbe mlr an
Sorutager.
Rad, annapolis, TAI Bprn., AT g,adtnt., 600
Mbenos an Nofenta1cn, Sounidas. 900
Horin., 600 etbeno5.
Desen. 9tuetet nnb adbrpIdnen mad nusn
9urften fprecbe man tn Der @dIbertsGt ation.
3r. 3t5, 9orb'gba rIessStrabe. unb untons
Gtaiion Dor.
GepSd tuiro nuf grfudeu In oben oenaunten
plredug utgeboIt unb Marftrt.
SpetfesAagaon.
%. %. Mtterburn, 3. ". kessh,
Gen. .@eftdftsffihrer, Vdf t1rnfftc,W sdndoes.
Geo. ~. Nohb.
@cncrnIsTaffaaier'sacrt
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Baltimore. Obio -Nabm.
Tduli&. I1aaIid. ausaenofnnlen Gonutne8
Bur Gouiltdas.

9rpreB8tige /. yeot EtaHee anf Der Gtnnet" bon
Gambler . Giution rad spafbtngtpn an HDps
theHtagen., 800 Norm. bis 500 Mbenbs, init
@psnlan.Siemt. 5rhe'rs sbfabrt bon wt.
aiabinstSn, S'erIaHen mt, mosaI Ct, 900.
i7tO, 1850, ts.45, +9.4S. no. 80, ltf.69 Rors
miiide5, ?t2.t0, it2.49. It.55, "243, 1850.
ALA, t4.55. 1913, 900. 1866, 800, sl0.bb,
*tt.32 NbenbS. oerI. gamoen Ct. 1900, *8.15,
1875. l7.20, 1900. 1880. 900 1000, itt.0Q
s'ormlittaes. 1920 iNa9tS. it2,O5, 712.fB,
ilt.o0i yf0b. 1890, '.3.0b. 1905, AGO. .A.B0,
$500, 1905, 25.35. 1900. s8.f8. 1920, 100,
.s.0 90, 1910. 1000. *ic.0b. +i1.10, sfi.N
MaTasoiis, mi. ssosor eiation, l7.1o unb
?S.45 Eormittuas. l5.55 Ga1m.: gameerISta..
n. 30 uno ~. 90 %gprntttass. !t2.05 gea6m..
25.35 iiin 100 Nbenbs.
frrbe.tf. Mt. saobaI Stnticn. Ts.45. o.le.
8orm gamben citation. 1885. 1000. 1918
rnb 10 100 gorui.. lt25. 1850 unb 1920 Aadp
Wiahefsr. Ii. Mobat. Mo Norm, PAS.
1870 Hudni., Gambler, 7.20 aorm., 1900,
1850 mn 400 giltm
naNratopa. Mt. aonll Sta.. A.45 Norrr.,
$3.50 2ahm.. Gameen Citation. 1900 8orm..
l7a35. Mt5 gcrm, li.25, 1880, $3.50, $3.50.
saras qaS. Gonbcn etntion. 1929 aorm.
qnrah. mt. StobaI. '2.&3 gaudm,, gantbsn.
.3.e0 9iadm.
yonof Rins aine nam gbHaSslsbia unt Nsts.
bort. reuer 9ermtnuS an EvetunbSman5l1e
tsr citrate, Wsw.Aurf. teqnen, anA eststD.
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Yenniblbantas Babn.

BertdRt 0ntbertsS tnttou, ute t0tGf:
ss.45 Bonn. OlniuH : citation s.55 Yorn.).
9ittSblre Gypreb urb gbteaeo Special.
't1.44 Born. Uniou'Statipn 11.5 Borrn.),
Snupts2tHie Grpteb.
lilo 4atm. (pon 1nior.S tattun), n9be Reun.
tbleantn" eiintteb, rnh ebicago, Cincinnati
uuo 81. QouiS.
*3.15 Vafm. Coon Union stationl, ct. oouis
2iIniteo, nab indianapolis uno ct. 2uuiS,
s4.o5 Sladlm. (oon tnion<S~ tntion), sFenniHL
onnia special" II Gtnnoen nadi Gbtcdes.
'4.55 Radlft. (poH uniotpStationl, gbtcnea
unb ct. Splts 9rpreb.
400 Abeubs (ocn untursStdtton). Gbtcnss
9imiteS.
1880 Mbenos CpOu interpretation. Ct. Courts
Grpreb.
$3.50 Nberss (pou linioH.emtiou). gseitern
9IpreB unb 9lebeiaub uH6 Cincinnati dx'
'ti4i mants (lnton'emttou i1.6s 'aaats).
IA aae,i Sa' ssyres administration ii.SS aas''''
4.4O Woraens Mntou.station A.44 UsoraensD.
tdglt6, mad QossSdpen.
sS.45 Serm. Qlnton.Gtatton $3.50 Bornl.). ffp
LID, nad buffalo (pia gHportum.S uHcttonl.
> @rie, pHe @obentaae. ndh ytptefter.
11.44 @orn,. Q1nio1sStatior) 11.55 Gcrn),
tieltdA, fn6 Henobo, uno an @ofentaeen
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$40 asenSs, tdGIta Coon ,iHtOu'etaton). nsa
$50 Mbtnbs, tdaIi6 Coon tlniou,Station), na6
@tie rHe Rp9eIter.
giad annapolis 7,St Nnrm. 4.3T Gatnl. ait
gSpdbcutuQeit. Souutups $50 WturQetts. y
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EdHc sar Ieiitiin's AusinaS &c.
iorst 8. &ainc, Wr. 413, Eit.Salti.
mure.S trake, uabe Goitnmgoaic.auc.
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GoninltatiuuI fret

Baltimore Sransfer Gompagnir,
eibptsGde 2isbt. NIB 2pmbarb. etrane.
Sansmbbcf transYortirt nnb uerpadt. rmni.
bnie nnb gbaetons far Yienies ,peroer iebi
fir bic fonrmctbe eaton eebu6t. 5nbr,ucrfe
unb Yreife rcdt. t52-)
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" ~ ~ m.r,,,t.c. E tt
@arroen iMt, mohal
etInfpaestrs ....Tdet 3.5tB Q. . 3.b5N
Bdrlor II. 9ius-. =. .I.dgl. 7.65 y. Y. 500 3
Buffet RnrInr. mispeH 90. 9.50 q. " a.A .
pdrlor Diner. . MIR GO. OBJ q . 9.57 Y.e
latlor Diner. ansaen Colt so 2 attAg .e
s@onai qlmitesd -. .Iaet. s.ss u. . s.s5S IL.
Soosss, Sltia,, aisa So SoS% sSsn.s
Vdrlor. Diner ..... .Idqi. 6.00N . 6.05 Q
Goades. Bbi.1..m ..1dgl. a.J0 Y. q eos NJ
Gdinfpdggou 50. Idgl. ~. 30 ". t244 q.
eoiai enIafpaaarHg FMS. fsrt'a gum o.
brausb in Camden. uno SIT. nobaLsiation I'm
VI. na6 'Mhaytt.Gts an We1sptaaen: =.
mad Ntlantit.Gith iaaiih. 8 nn6 Mtiantit.Ciii
GonniaqS. gne Sfae bnIten In BiImtnoton;
G bdit In etettY.
RIdis. Niiom., eamben.etatipn,' 1908. 1915
Forin. 70. 20. 1910 gtndbni.: Mt. Mohaf Gi6..
7st0. 1920 Rorrr.. 70 1875. 1915 RaNm.
Aberoeen Nffcn,, Ganthen citation. n.0~
Tadr1., 1910 NhenbS; mt. gcbaI Citation.
n. o5 Rntm.. &6.f5 gIbenoS.
Refernirura BON Hniini In G&Iafs cher Nap
Icr.gbnpaons. gpcife.stnt teri etc. fperhen f6nsu
het,re. per stieptou in n1en fcIaenben 9tuet
RIreuur: Charles iino GnrutoadS Gtrabe, 9. .
Y. @otfe 1870. ODER NIB. Gotrtleph 1901; "a.
sfunnIssiniton. G.. z. Mt, 1t:rch af3S;
gamhen e tdtior Observation-Disclosures G..Ak
selto 100 ce.r Mse. gotrtIunb s726. uHS ~
a2f Sfp sHrndn'rcA.1 gy3G Hak5Iasi5s4 f14
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*** Gas nelie n9arroatpn Sotel,"
Nr. 8, ct. ToulitraBe. miro am 3.
September eroiiret perbeil. Taiielbe
lit MIR fir Serren cingeridtet, ulio
ipcroen Slide uno geoicnung iii.
ii6crtroffen iein. Gas 3rinfpaier
inn Saitie 1T filtrirt, niio iino bic
Naten fir 3immer 81 nno bober. Iie
3immer iinb auf oas Gleaanteite Elm.
gcridtct, unb miro bas I'M @ittel.
punft Der Stabt gelegene Sotei ee.
nib nid)t berfebIen, baIo inter sen
'@eidditsleltten popular 5u peroen.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-11-21
BUSINESS SENSE.
A Well Ordered Desk Means "a Wen
ordered Mind.

ordered Mind.
There's one piece OF advice" said
the senior partner. that I'd like TO
give every young man taking bust
ness position with a desk attached 10
IL. Its this: Keep your desk clean.
What | meau by having a desk clean
Is keeping everything possible or IL
except that which is related TO the
matter In hand. I've observed In my
time "A good many men In their Offices.
aud can say that with very few ex-
ceptlons the real men OF affairs are
those who are free from clutter.
with a lot OF papers In front OF you
us almost a certainty that some hour
In the day you're going TO be clustered.
and very likely Il will be Just when
you want a clear head The old idea
that mass Of material every which
way on the desk Is sign that a person
l. full OF business Is pretty well out
worn. Such a collection not only lndl-
Gates a lack ~ order, but also il a sign
that nervousness may be expected from
the man In the chair What with cling
cabinets and other devices no excuse
can be offered nowadays for confusion.
~ well ordered desk means a well
ordered mind. a mind taking up one
thing AZ time and giving Il the proper
attention. II denotes regularity and
concentrated. effective effort" - New
York Press
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EARLY GENIUS.
Men Who Were Young In Years, but
Old In Hours.

Old In Hours.
Davy made his epochal experiment
OF melting Ice 10y friction when but
twenty. Young was 40 older when he
made his first communication 20 the
Royal society and was In his twenty
seventh year when he first actively
espoused the unduiat0Ty theory. Fres-
mel was twenty-six when he made his
first important discoveries In the same
field. and Arago. who NJ once became
his champion. was then but two years
his senior.
Forbes was under thirty when he dis
covered the polarization Of heat. which
pointed the way TO Mohr. then thlr-
ty-one. 10 the mechanical equivalent
Joule was twenty-five In 1910, when
his great work was begun. and Mayer
whose discoveries date from the same
year. was then twcnty-six. which was
also the age OF Helmholtz when he
published his independent discovery
OF the same law william Thomson
was a youth just past his majority
when he came 10 the aid u Joule be-
fore the British society and but seven
years older when he formulated his
own doctrine OF dissipation of energy.
And Clausius and Ranklne. who are
usually mentioned with Thomson as
the great developers Of thermo-dy-
namics. were both FAR advanced with
their novel studies before they were
thirty. We may well agree with the
father OF lnductive science that "the
man who Is young IN years may be
old In hours 60 Exchange.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-11-21
CHINESE SKILL WITH AXES.
Carpenters of Cathay wnI Compare
with OrridrntnIs.


In Judging the performance OF the
native Chinese workman Il Is almost
impossible 10 avoid the popular bias
that addiction % their own methods
and tools invariably bespeaks famous
conservatism. Though this Is In many
cases true. Il viii often be found on
careful observation that what has pass
ell for a stubborn blindness TO the vir
tue OF innovation Is In reality keener
perception of comparative merits than
the judge himself was aware OF.
This Is particularly trac OF Chinese
carpenters. While most Of their COM
monest tools differ H. some radical
way from our Ovn, Il Is never safe 90
assume the superiority of the western
product III -ir small TX. FOR example,
Is a beautifully balanced tool. and they
are remarkably adept In the use % u.
being able "a work as true surface
Herewith as can he Obtained with an
adj in the hands Of the white man
ON heavy work Il Is customary for
two 10 hew together on opposite sides,
striking alternate blows Both hands
are used. aud the recover Is over the
shoulder. alternate right and left
There Is a freedom OF swing with an
accuracy OF delivery that is a treat 20
watch, and the rapldity OF blows Is al
most hewilderiRg.-Enginee Maya
zine
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ALTAR OF ROSES.
How This Delicious and Expessfvs
Perfume IL Made.


The word altar" Is from the Arab
''ltr" and means perfume SO altar OF
roses Is simply perfume OF roses. II IL
brought from Turkey and the East In
dies In small Walls and Is very costly.
Even on the spot where II IL manufac-
tured Il Is extremely dear. because 10
requires 10000 well grown roses TO
yield hut $50 grains Of altar.
Its high price causes II TO he often
adulterated with some essential or fix.
ed oil or with spcrmaceti. However.
the adulterntlon may he detected by
testing II in n watch glass with drop
of sulphuric acid II the altar be pure
II viii remain colorless. for pure altar
OF roses Is colorlcss. but IL Il be adul-
terated II will become darkened.
In rose fields. where the roses are
grown for the purpose OF making the
altar, the bushes are planted In rows.
In the early morning they are laden
with beautiful roses. but ere noon
comes they are all gathered and their
petals distilled In clay stills. with twice
their weight OF water.
The water that comes over" Is put
into perfectly clean vessels and Is then
carefully covered with damp muslin
clothes 20 keep out dust and Insects. II
Is afterward exposed 20 the night air
or 20 artificial cold by morning n
film Is swept OF with q feather ami
very carefully transferred to a small
vial Night after night this process is
repeated until all Of the precious Oh Is
separated from the water.
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Easy Going Dutch spelling.

In the good old days when the Dutch
were supreme In the administration Of
the affairs OF New Amsterdam every.
body knew everybody else. and II mat
tered little how proper names were
spelled Modern lawyers and civil
service rcformers would be shocked
at the photographed freedom Of the
clerks OF the burgomaster's court OF
those times. Here Is sample case
taken from tho old Dutch records IN
which the name OF plaintiff Is spelled
five different ways;
In a ease before the court In 1855
Jan "Hacklns'' Is complainant against
the inspector Of tobacco. who has GER
titled 20 Jan "Hockins" that the to
bacco was good. The inspector says
In his defense that he Inspected the
tobacco at the request Of Jan Haze
kLns" on June 20, and aforesaid ''TIa-
gins" kept the barrel OF tobacco until
the Both without finding out that IL was
bad. Then Jan "Hakins" has some
thing else 90 say In the case.
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Hercdotus tells Of an ingenious ruse
employed to carry an important mes
sage through the lines OF the enemy.
Histiaeus. being anxious to give Arts
tagoras orders TO revolt. could think OF
no means 20 send the message 20 his
ally. as all the roads were carefully
guarded. Finally he hit upon n scheme
Calling his trustiest servant 20 him. be
ordered that the mans hair be shaven
on. He then prlcked III, desired mes
sage on the scalp OF the slave and
waiting until his hair had grown out.
him upon the errand. The
passed safely through the
lines. and when he reached AristagOras
his head was again shaved and the
message read.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-11-21

Nothing Is easy to the unwilling
From the Gaelic.
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Laundryman-I regret 10 tell you. sir.
that one OF your shirts Is lost Gus
tomer-But here | have Just paid you
u cents FOR iolng Il up. Laundryman
Quite rIghi sir; we Numbered IL be
fore We lost lt.-Harper's Weekly.
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II hear your club is going TO give an
entertainment. DO you think II will be
SUGGEST"
Sure 10 be. We've arranged II so
that every member Is chairman OF some
committee or other" F. Philadelphia
Ledger.