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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-10

Ser W obingtoner Cor.
Respondent Der ngtem-Scricp ST, 3tN."
idprcibt Dem @lottc, oob cs 6o@ &c.
miQigur9S.Gomitc beS g%b9coronc.
tctbolliea nit Den 9cpiligllngcn
filr allc NcportClncntS lcbr gclloll &C.
nonnnlcn babe. Nlld) babe man iid
9eluci0ert, gciuiiicn Scportemcnta Ell
men bpbcn Sonoa fir li1porbcrgeic-
bellc Nllsgoben 5u bapiQigcn, aus
Dem Die @cbaltcr Der tcmpor1r ollgc-
ltcllten &nn5liitcn beltrittcn ipcrocll.
vGtcle temporGrcn Nnltcllllngcn"
l6rcibt ST.. SoiiClboh, vporell nit
lln1gcbunG Der &oribriiten Der 81.
piloienItsG omnliiiion alrf bic Tolcr
bon orci Worotcn crlollbt llro criiti-
rem clgcnilld) l1llr 81 8ltnltcn porl
Ferloncn, mcldc lid bobcr &crbins
onngcll crirclltclr, sic o6cr ooS Dor.
gcldricbcnc Gronen nidt bcItebcn
fotlltert ooer Die N~ltcrS9rel5e bon 80
Sobrcn ilberidritten bottcn. Tod)
Mbloui bon orciWionoten mitrocn Die
Serren cinioh micbcrernonltt, 10 ooB
lbrc Stclungcn cbenio permanent
pnroen, mic oie bitrd) @eicte be-
ltlmlntcr. GoS 9eiuiqigungs : So.
mite tot min icoc Stcle IN jeoent
Gepartcmcnt 9cnou feiteeltcat; sic
@ilnltlingSlpirtbifaft mub ouibo.
ren."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-10
Goiulanb's tiirfiide SGocr.
Equitable. @ebanoe, guitamt seocn. etets uiirn.
(gtuquit22--)
Scnrn Is. X. GGhlcr.

g(m s. Niara 1906 it srnrp e. ". SaBfsr,
%9eliebier Oaite BON 2ouile 3. Ndbler, gcb.
6ulon. inl "a. 9cberoiubre in ieinet lebtcll
lSobnllg. Dir. Al, yipros 2SoIics Strabe. Idh
ldtgercm &ranGcllGGcr GeiiorbcIl. Sreltrioc Il.
Scrpaloie lino 0ierntii boiIidit eingeiaocr, ihb
al oer HeeroiGltltg Sunntng, yin0litiiiugo nnt
=, bonn Srancr6uufe aus 6u bctbciIigcn.
mS-7m
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-10


&r. Sobn 90. Carton Der
ebcf ocS Bureaus fir 'NonOrI uno
Nrbcit I'M SunoclS . Mliniitcriun,
mod)t ocll Nhncrifoncrn ooa Gompli.
mcnt, Dob lie bic bcltcn Gobritontcn
IN Der g3clt icicn; 5lglcid) mirit cr
ibnen o6cr olld) Dor, baB Der Nn1cri-
foncr Der idlcd)tcite &oulnlonn IN
Ger @clt Jet. Gas lit fart ultagcs
oriift urto nod bcibcn Scitcn ilbcr-
triebcn. Yurin bat @r. Carton topbI
rcd)t, bob Der o%n1crfo1ildc 6ubri.
font fci:: &%critGnOnib p0er feline 9tei.
gllng bat, icinc Sabritote Den DE.
oilrfnilicn unb @iinidcn bCa g(ll2s
IonOc9 oll5upoiicn. Gieicr Gorluuri
III obcr ld)olt lcit Sobren bon fun.
oigcn WtGnncrn crboben nor0cn.
CAB Der onncrltonilde &oltimonll
bod nid)t 10 r~iiditGnbig lit, pic Sr.
Carton nlciltt, gcbt ld)on aus ulllcrcn
0roben Nonocls, @llon5cn bcrpor.
Nob mir Niles bciIcr fobri5ircm ipie
oll6crc NutinncrL lit cine Scbullps
tlltg, oic nid)t ldnucr ST. ml0crlcgcn
lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-10
Sic fleincn Sic6c bangt man, bic
arpscu -?

4ie 8robgeid)morenen Der Stabt
Nep.Oorf bdbei iiinf Nnfla9en gegelt
Die orei eritcn geantten Der ,Wtutual
HelerDe Gife S%niurance Gompanp"
erbobel, gegen Den lSrGiioenien SSre.
herid Surnbnm nnb Die 5mei Gice-
ErGiioenten glorioae uno George
9nrnbnm. Iie Nnflagcn lautcn oili
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-10
Mcpcr'S 8cosrapbiIdDcr Sano- TtlaS.

Die brittle 1dlt5lid) ncllbcorbeitetc
Nltilngc bon Mcpcr'S @cogrnpbiidcm
Sono. GltloS nit tt5 &ortcnbI0ttern
rn0 iiini Sertbciln9cn, 8crlng oeS
@ibliogropbiidcn SnItitiltS in 2cip.
sig, licgt jcbt p%oQitGnoig Dor. Gin
Meiitcrpcrf Der &ortogrupbic, 0uS
lid bon ocn mciitcn 9ltIonten iibcr.
Dies nod burd) bic SonolidfcitS ocS
TormotS portbeilbuft untcrideioct.
is fam III Geib' ul1o @lieo nit an,
ocrcn iogcnmmtcn Sorobiidern Itcbcn
oScr bcQllcm ouf iebcm Sd)rcibtiih
untcrgcbroht merocn. llcbcr bic III
ucrcn &or5iigc beS 9ltloS hobcn mir
ms bcrcitS gcle0cntlid beS Gridci-
ncnS ser 2ieicrungen ipieocrbolt allS4
0clprohcn. &ir BADEN oIio MIR 81
micOerbolcn, oob Oic llcile Illiloge an
@cloligfcit. Giclleitigfcit lnb llebcr.
i%idtlid)fcit, mic al flarer 3eid)nltng
alien Mniorocrungcn an cinen moocr.
ncn g(tlos pou cntiprid)t. 0nb Dem
gltlos olld cine Nn5abl trciilid) aus
ociiibrtcr St1otepl0nc ~cin1eiiigt it,
crb0ht icinen @ertb. IoS &erf lit
in Npci NllS9obcn pcroifcntliht NOR.
sen, elmer flcincrcn CgO, 0ic lllr oaS
&ortcumotcriol cntbult, mo elmer
Or0bcrcn CD, sic ein umiongrcidcS
Hcgiltcr ollcr olli ocn &nrten per5cid)s
nctcn 9ton1en cntbGlt. 0ieicS Gcgi.
tier umiobt etpo $4,000 Nnncn uiD
0icbt oonHt cincn @epeiS bon Der
HcidboItigfeit beS NtloS, bat babel
nod bcn %or5ig, Dab Die %0lcldJnoml.
ocnSrtc ocn notbpenoigcn untcrid)eis
ocnocn 3iliob babcn, Die Sricntirung
olio Icid)t lit, Illd @ooe- uro STIR.
ortc iino ais iold)e be5cid)net. Cine
fIcinc 9luSitelung mo0c nod, gcItottet
Icin, Die gegchiiber Den &orSil9en ocs
gcoiegcnen @crfcS nid)t ms @eruidt
iGat, cine acuBcrlid)fcit: bos perld)ic-
ocnc Eopier; bos porbcrrld)enO gelbc
Eapicr - fir unicrcn @c'd)mad 81
lcbr getont - miro bicr lnb oo oitrh
picl pcibere &arteu nntcrbrodcn, Dc
zen mir am liebltcn ourdnucg begeg.
net n0ren. Der Ercis oes Itlas lit
s(ngciid)ts Scr Siiue bcs 8ebotcnen
iibcrroiheno gcring. Die altSgobc
obnc NnmcnreSiitcr foitct III 2eincn
1cbunoen 5cbn Marf, Die AuSgabe .
init Ncgilter oler o,i ocn aartcn
pcrSciduetcn Nnmen foitet, in Sulb.
leocr g~cbunoen, 10 Worf.
Senator 9aiIcp datc
Mtlttmod) gclcgcntlid) Ger Sorii DC
bate: Sic @crid)te iino arcoturcn
hca GongreiieS, uno ocSbolb iei Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-10

Sin SdDritt in Der red)tcn Hiihtnng.
Gpart % Yrp5cut an alien eritflaitgcn
Wcgrdbniiien.
Sin f61ncr Gdrg, eniueoer init
f6iuur5cm 3ub Ohcr lueiBcm oocr
araucnl @lilfd) llebcr5lA, Nnes fhr
SnrgsSininb, Wc9rdbniBsIIt3et9e,
GtHhdlinnliriHN Der Seibe, C1E
Irnlcrilur, q Raar SaIioi6Ibe, S1O
SclfEulg be5 @rubes,
2eibenipGqen lno 5 feine autften.
piaiam Suuf, 2cideHbcitntter,
glortbs mo 8recnmpnntsaOe. Detoe Ielepbone.
CSuntt ,6lftc)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-10
Baltimore Sransfer Gpmpagnic

eiboh.Gde bon Eight. unb 2ombarb. strase.
bat ibre Iusftaiilire I'M mebrere Slibriocrie
CSans) oererobcrt ino 1T lett i'm Gianor.
Wsbbeln bon 9aliS 81 9aus All b~ef5rbcrn ,inb
fir Die Iufbeipabruna oher Ierienouna 81 Der.
paden. Hrcmptc mo subcrIdfiiac gebicnlna
miro 5ueciitert. (52-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-10
Scpartcmrut fir jiicutlide @nutcu.
Cub Tcpurtcmcut ncS StaotsS rgcnicurs.

u 1 ! III u / T. ~. Dbullll IpNp'
ecparatc urb ucriiearlte 9tngrbutc, an ccrl
p9r1rb Of 9lnnrb5," Care Of tbe GttD 9%icQlitet,"
noreiiirt. lucrbeu bonn StuotsJtcgiitrntor in let
mem Rilrcn'; i'm GatbbulIS bis Waittiuudl, bell
If. Wiir5 1906. If llbr TormitiGgs, citt9e9cll
9cnontmcl fir ole giipeliruna, 0oiicnranoiteil:s
Scblna nno Rfinitcring Der ioIgeloen StrnBeIl
nit DISQUALIFICATION:
gnri Npcnue, BON Der gSericite Der Monlt:
mcnis StraEc bis 5Ir Siiofcite bet Gidrlono'
SiruGP.
Wlofber-strnhc, bon Der Sitfctte Der Wiount
Sionols %9tpcllic bis 6nr &ciilcitc Der GIN, goemle,
9ullillntDil gOerllc. bon oct Sii0icltc Der Erci
ftOtz Strube bis 5Itr 9~turoicite bon NtoolcsStr.
Gpe5tiiiniionen uno stnNcbot9, Sormtlare pers
hcn ntf gpplifation in hiciem Nitrcal a%cltctetl.
Die rtrGitz&crncbun9SsNeb6r bcbdlt flo
ouS 9Iedt Dor, tr9cno ipeItc mo ale Ill9ebote
III pcriucrieu. Gin bcaialbtatcr Gbcd in bee
nBbe pes in ben Spciifiiationcn au0cgehencil
Wctrngc3, 6nblbar an ocll Wia0ur un0 StnOli
rntb BON Baltimore, lnib icocm an8cbot beige
iilgt fem.
y. Z. Seuban,
Staot Sngenicnr.
Vcitdii0t:
IS. SlaN Simnuis,
4%riiibcnt Der Gontrnftz Ner9cbungSs Ncb6roc.
(Diir52, 3,5, G,7,s,9,10,12,1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-10
I'm licbcnocr Grinncrmno

nrt nleincn oicl9cIiebten 8ntteit
Sricoridl uun Der &cntc,
Ger ant 10. !Jtdr5 1905 Nclturbcn lit.
gu iriib fbIig bicie biitre StInoc,
Sic Gid aus lmfrcr ltitte Ildbii.
Sod ir0iteno toni aus l%tutrcnt Ntuloc:
ogSne Soft ibut. Gas 1T ipoblGctJdt!"
Sizes ySort iiilt infer butacs 6iCblt.
gld, rltBe fnnit, alf lStcoeric6'ul
8elpiomct bon iCilcr Satin
(G9) Minnu Bon Der 2Scnic.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-10
sect lit bic Scit, cs Su pennRcn.
Euhounfo

tioict aIe Trten bon Snlcfien In 3reibblufern
oocr i'm Sreiei, bertreihi Gftpnbcit, W}dnie nno
Maulpiirfe. S6btli6 iir ariinc 5lieeen muo
@ciIiiqeIs2dufe lno SnfeItcu in Sol6rnbnen
mo i6btct uuc SSiirnier iiIio W,uben MI oci,
gSlr8eln bon NdIu,crt, ipie aub Die poIlge
ValmluuS.
ym. Z. Guric,
Gr. 2t3, 9,pro.S aluert. Strahe,
nnp @nrocuuile, Wattimprc.0 outitn. Wib.
(Wtui24. I&S.tSl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-10
I'm; bic TrpSuftipu INN 9iphD(

sur opncu 2eitUnnSiabistcit her Sclocr ut
@aDncs6 SOUTH, &cntudn, ~ cntpiGein, uiics
rirt Die Linton Sii ana Gcuciupmcnt Gpn.
punH" mn Baltimore bic lcbte gluiiaGe bon
S25, 600 in Sll,icri. ole III Earl iiir 6ebn Gents
bro SInthcil ~pcriduft luirb. Snbifriptioncn
thlicicn AM 10. Hjiir6 mo merScn in Der Jtciz
~hcnfolNc %ucceptrt. In Der ltc cinluuien. bis Die
~glltepnbc crihtpit III, Yircau 705-107, Sal.
ucrt,tScblube. (6i--7D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-10
Site sycbcrbctten.

Maritprcis piro be5abIt fir ale Seocrbet.
ten unb nniife WtabagonDsWbbel. Scloct Tuft'
.arte an Die
pGulpnial Mntiaae Co.," Or. 613, sipro.Gntaiu.
Gtrafe.
9eIepbon: Wt. Sermon 3048. Iue 3efteIlurs
oen prompt unsaefiibrt. b-.1&S1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-10
Narcan ber Nehtrhc ber NolIaei.Gommiiare.

Will nj c. WI0., ocn s. Utnti IVUU.
SerlieGcIte %glngcbpic pcrocn bis 3lIit Miun'
tan, ben 8. Wdr5 1906, nm 9 ltbr NorIlittd9S,
gicierita BON iedsbuloert liro l~tchen5ig t6lO)
ooer fir oie etlua rotbiGe arbbcre 3nbl BON 30
li5ct-0clnen (Sonlmcr) BON bcrielhcil 6dcol,
lem Giirenu bcIi6li0t neroct fam, %clltge9en
genomntcn. Scr crfol0rei6c Sln9cbottielfer iou
Die Seine III ben pcri6iebenel &pli5clltnitoIlel
Der StaOt Baltimore, lpie ibnt pIarlldblG Dor
aeidricben, Mot fpdter. as am /. VIA. 19O6,
u6Iicicrn, mo Die Seine iulcn elmer Shipets
iioll llltterporicn iein, che ic 0ltgeDetbcl pers
Den.
Vrobe.ScIme miiiIcn nit Dem ~9tngcbot inter.
breitet iucroeii.
NAN f6reibe auf ole llmtb. age; "sGrrgcbote
fir CONNER s6etmc."
Sic ge6broe bcbdlt fi6 ons Neht Dor. irAerlo
Gin cill3ellcs, ooer ale Iugebuie nb6ulucllell.
Stii @norotllg Der @eb6roe
Spiab u. Sipicn,
(6S-W Sefreiir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-10
Scfamntmadnngca

Seiientlidc eipuun hes Nubu.Gomite's.
9uS 0emcini6uftIide ~ficbelloe 9orltic bcs
ben II. Wluri 1906, 3 llbr Nu6mlitagS, I'M
Simmer oee Bpciicn Haibs jlueiges perlunInleIIi,
nm bic &eroronlneelt Der %rllfliteo Ruiliuaos"
llo Der y9Slf1inltOIt. Baltimore 4 annapolis
electric 6Gilrpao 50" in VerdtbullQ 6u 3iebci.
Scurgc S2arficlo,
G0,71 Soribcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-10
Su6n @. Scufcl,
Ir. 6O4, eto.e barp.e trahe,
lit Der SctdlcnbcitQttcr,

peI6er alc gultrd9e iteis 8ur 8nirieoenbcit
nrsfiibrt. Sie bon ibln bcbanoeIten 2ciden f0ns
ncn 2Suden lang IicgcIL obnc Die 9eringItcn
&erlucfnngsfpnrcl AT 5ei9en. Srai Ieufcl 1T
g~ruouirte Ginbal nmircrilt, uno 1T Die Ycbanos
luna bon TruuenIeidcI oeren Spe3ialitdi.
cSuntO.tSD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-10

Sn Der ang III critic II l.
idcn ErCiic lit Oieicr Gage uicl Csc
lens BON elmer Gonfcrcn5 in Gonncc
ticltt, IN Der Siua 0cS &rn. Tbclp3
Stofc9 uhgcb0ltcn, gcmnd)t morOcr.
Gort pllrocn lo5ioliitiId)c Yro6lc.
ne BON l6lucrreidcn Hcutcn error.
teri. GnS io5ioliitil6c PHILADELPHIA
C~o9eblatt" b0lt nid)tS BON Der Gon.
fCrcr5 un0 ncnnt Die @crrCll Gonfc-
rcn5ier9 o2odirtc Sojioliitcn," oil
mcIde bic So5ioliitcn ibre 3cit nidlt
bCrihpcnOcn ioQtcn. Ioa Gage.
blatt" i6rcibt: nGieic &cutc bobcn
3cit mo 8%clcgenbei:., iib ST iniorn!is
rcD urlo lid ein llrtbcil iibcr Die 10.
5inlocnlofra.,lde 8urtci 81 biloen.
Si1O lie aus Den, rid)tigcn &ol5c, 10
fonl1ncn iic bcrcin, obnC Oob man III
zen 5lljltreOen bralldt mo obncGors
bcbolt, u1O tblln lie ooa nid)t, 10 iolz
len lie O'rouBen bleibcn. IS lit fir
lie unO fir bic lo5ioIiitiihc Eurtei
better" Ger iungc MiQionGr Ybclpa
Stofcs lit ocrielbe, Scr Icbtc9 Subr
piel bon lid recon nlodJtC, ais or cine
ornlc iii0iidc Gigorrcmlohcrin bel.
rotbctc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-10
Snrrninc.

Naleriff GGrfartig - SrlcolidJ.
gSeitlidl bon g%Snlbroof etIt mo cine babe
Mcile. Venltt bic nit Hopbattun DcJciobueie
bs9loemesGur. Srcie NuiiteI gta6mittugs
am 1crmirus. 4rciie bon Ne0rdbntBpldben iept
ipe5icu. 2eidtc Weoillgingcit. 1clcpbon =
Cation 1923. &itrcan: 6rcntliu. uuo %s8inoipr.
RoabS. Ycrfangt Sruimhrc. CMui4.11.1&G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-10
NOTWITHSTANDING.

Gin Acknowledgement Nchiloeier Wlanr, AZ
Sabre at. in nuten &crbdlinificit, ipiinihi ih
nit ciucnt bdleli6cn Wiiodcn ooer @itipe
SlpcdS pciratb iI Correspondents gu icteft.
Srictc Strild mo erbcten utter M. IT," Or
petition oieics NinttcS. (GS-70)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-10
2uubu,t 3 Garf.
Baltimore Scmctcrn.

Siircan: Trnutin'Slog, Baltimore. tt. Gortbitr.
gG1rdhniGpIiFe Gum Scrtdui-nuu $50 an,
nit Wiarmurpioitcn abscgrcn6,. S35 Tlab
ihr bier SrHbcr. CSunit6,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-10

Senator 9ailcp dgtc
Mlttpod) gclegcntlid) scr Surii &c.
bate: Sic @erid)te lilb &rcotlirclt
hcS Gongreiies, uno ocSbolb ici Der
Congress alid) competent, Die 9efug.
niiie Der 0crid)te 81 re9uliercn.
@cnn Die @eri4te areaturcn Der 80
lititcr linb, 10 bari man lid nidlt
munocrL wenn 10 pielc 8eridtsent-
lhcioun9en pom Oberbunocsgeridt
bis berunter 81 Den Giitriftsgcrid)tel
Nnlnb 5um &opiifiittcln gcbcll,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-10

netruppen nod 80 So0tc uno Ser
lpunoete, mas bel elmer Stdrfe bon
800 Mann elm betrG6tlidcr Scrlrit
lit. llcber Gle llriodcn ocS @cicd)tS
Iogcn Die porliegenocn Gcpciden
NidltS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-10
Girhlid)c Nnscigcn.
3ipns : Wcmcinoc.

GottcSoienit &ornt. 1913. FrcotNt liner bic
Nieiiiastragc, Wiattb. -, ScrS A. bis 46.
It01
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-10

Sn Srte0riOSGogct Erp.
plr5 Sranocllburg, lit ser n~onlbaftc
Ornit6ologe Scan &olia GoboniS
fi1rj Dor Golcnoung %icitc2 80. sc.
bcnSjobrcs gcitorbcn.
Cine Sulturs Sc 6 d) c
"&croen ltnO Scrgc6cn I'M &0lferlcs
ben" lit Der Sitel zines @CrtcS bon
u. b. Sdluciger 8 2crhcnfcIO, ouS in
10 Siefcrltngcn gum Nrcilc Don 80
FIcnnig I'M Scrlug BON u. &ortleben
III @icn mo &eip5iq crihcint. Ger
SerfoIIer bat Die Iuiioiiut8 ocs Hol'
Icnbegriifs gum NuSgon0Spuntt lei
ncrllntcrillflngen oemoht, ooB nift
oaS fatoliitiide Yrin5ip Die &0lfer
cnlporbcbt ooer Dem llntcr9nnBc
mclbt, %ion0crn Die elmer Noilc inllc.
mobncnoc aroIt reip. ser infol8c BON
Gnturtltng ltattfinoen0c &raftoerluIt.
b.. Shmcigcr 2erd)enicIO lit ais
irltd)tbarcr popul1rcr Sd)riftltcucr
l6nglt bcfonnt. Gie iQuitrotipc9llts-
Itottltng ieiner &ulturgei6i6te iii
nod Dem critcn Seit SIT urtbcilciL
rci6baltig mo gupdblt. Ncltcllur.
gen nimmlt Die 9uhbonOllng uong(.
SonitldL 9r. 10, Noro. FoppIctons
StrnBe, cntgcgen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-10

Wit scr = ocifttotion Der
Ybilippinen bot cS tody ocll geitri.
gen 9erid)tcn aus Monilu noh giitc
Mcile. llniere Sruppen bobelt oen
unbotmaBi9cn Moros eiil @efedt &c.
~lieiert, IN Dem etipa 600 Moros &c.
fallen iii1o, obcr oildp l1llierc Gerliilt.
LITE lit nid)t unbcbcltenb. &on oell
Sonotruppen uto Dem Gonltabler'
Corps muroen tSNtomt gctootct urb
10 %pcripunoet, bn5u bottcn Die Mari
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-10

Sic fron50iiidcn Gcplt-
tirtcnfommcr bat Den @onoclaocrtroB
nit GilrblonO nit 407 gegclr 55Stirn-
men ungcnomnlel.
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-02-01
Weather Man Saves Money.

In spite of the standing jokes about
the weather man, it is probable that
for every dollar spent on the weather
bureau $40 are saved, says Country
Life in America. At the time of the
Mississippi flood of 1897 s15.O00,O0O
worth of live stock and other prop
erty were saved as result of warn
ings issued a week ahead Signals
displayed for single hurricane have
detained in port vessels valued, with
their cargoes. at s20,0O0.O00. The
West Indian stations. established in
1898. inform us of hurricanes as soon
as they begin. The course of the hur-
ricane that caused the Galveston flood
was charted for a week before it
struck our shores-for hurricanes
move slowly. Eighty-five per cent of
the forecasts now come true, and by
the aid of rural free delivery 25.-
100000 forecast cards were dstrib-
uted last year to farmers. many OF
whom could got have had them five
years ago
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-02-01
Not Used to Late Hours.

A woman of this city recently in
vited a friend from Philadelphia TO
spend a week with her. The Phila-
delphia woman was in the habit OF
being in bed at 8 o'clock.
The Baltimore woman was in doubt
what she should do to entertain her
friend, so she hit upon the plan of
going to a different place of amuse-
ment each evening. she having sup.
posed that her friend did not go to
bed till the early hours of the morn
ms.
When the guest started to leave at
the expiration of the week the hostess
felt that she had achieved some.
thing and reflected: well. we did
not get to bed one night before m.l.
night"
AS the guest was kissing her good
by she said: at will seem funny to
get hack in my quiet home. but l will
make up for loss of sleep. At home
| am in bed at o'clock"
The Baltimore woman was thunder
struck.-Baltimore Sun.
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-02-01
Insanity and Drunkenness.

There is no question of the fact that
insane asylums all over the world are
to great extent recruited from the
class of hard drinkers, and from their
offspring and descendants, says Pear
sons Magazine. Twenty-one per cent.
of the lunatics now under restraint in
the United States have an alcoholic
history" liquor being either the sole
or contributing cause of their misfor-
tune. Paresis, which of late years has
become SO much more common is a
typical alcoholic brain disease. though
not always attributable to drink. 1t is
noticeabiy frequent among brokers and
actors, who as class. are Iicch ad-
dicted to constant "nipping."
1t is said that, for a skilled patholo.
gist, the effects produced by alcohol
upon the brain of moderate" drlnker
are plainly visible under the micro
scope.
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-02-01
What's the Use?

We observe our friend seated in a
gloomy corner. chewing an unlighted
cigar and mumbling to himself We
ask him If the world is going wrong
with him.
1T is he growls. Say, do you re-
member last week said l was go
ing to lick that editor for printing
that stuff about me?"
Yes"
Il had right to whip him, because
what he printed was not true"
80 you said at the time. Did you
thrash him?"
Il did. 1 went to his office and
eternally lammed him"
We'll. you ought to be satisfied.
You have avenged yourself"
II have? This week his paper
comes out with a long story about
how he whipped me, made me ac-
knowledge the other story was true.
made me apologize. and then chased
me until I hid under box car in
the railway yards
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-02-01
FACIAL PARALYSIS
Nervous Distortion Of Face Cureu by
Or. Williams Pink Pills.

What appears to be slight nervous
attack may be the forerunner of n severe
disorder. No nervous sufferer should
neglect the warning symptoms, but
should see that the starved nerves are
nourished before the injury to the deli
cate organism has gone to an extent that
renders cure difficult matter. The
nervesreceive theirnourishmentt through
the blood, the same as every other part
of the body, and the best nerve tonic and
food is Dr. Williams Pink Pills. The
experience of Mr.. Harry Bemis. of
Truthville, Washington county, N. Y,
substantiates this.
81 had been feeling badly for long
time" said Mr.. Bemis, land i'll the
early part of September, 1902, l was COM
PEELED to quit work on account of my ill
health. Ny trouble was at first ex-
tremo nervousness, then my sight be-
came affected and | consulted All oculist
who said l was suffering from paralysis.
He treated me for some time, but | got
no benefit. tried another doctor and
again failed TO obtain any relief. My
NERVOUSNESS increased. Slight noises
would almost make me wild. My mouth
was drawn so / could scarcely eat and
one eye was affected SO could hardly
see. mad very little use OF my limbs,
i'll fact was almost complete wreck.
81 am all right now and am Mt work.
That is because 1 followed my wife's I'd
vice and took DIR. Williams Pink Pills.
She had used the same remedy herself
with the most gratifying results and she
persuaded me to try them when it ap-
peared that the doctors were unable to
help me. They acted very surely in my
case; my face came back into shape and
iii time ] was entirely we'll. "
Dr.Williams' Pink Pills are sold by all
druggists or by mail by the DR.. Williams
Medicine Co., Schenectady, N. Y. A
booklet OIL Nervous Disorders sent free
OH request.
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-02-01
After Five Days,

John Mitchell, in an address in
Scranton, said, apropos of the matter
of fact courage of miners:
"The miner accepts situation
fraught with peril as we accept our
breakfast. He is as calm before a
danger as we before a steak.
There is story of Pennsylvania
miner who, late ore autumn. was i'm
prisoned while at work by the fall of
a huge block of coal.
with the greatest energy his
friends set to work to liberate him.
This. though, proved to be task Of
enormous difficulty. On account of
the position of the hole and the ma
ture of the fall 1t was five full days
before they reached their comrade.
When finally passage had been
made the manager put in his head
and called:
Jack, how are ye?'
"'All right. was the reply. What
day is it?'
Monday
"'Good. Then I'm in time for the
crysanthemum show"
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-02-01
women Workers in iapan.

have encountered another novelty
in .Iapan-tea and toast in my rootn
at p. m. and dinner at 1880 o'ciocl.
The chamberrnaids at the hotel are
all men. haven't seen woma
about the place.
The women are probably out gatf.
ering rice and wading in mud up to
their knees. The women are not ONLY
ornamental here; they are useful as
well. Amer lean Tomen who visit
Japan are apt to attract so little al.
tention that hey will feel insulted.
Our American notion that woman
is an angel is unknown here.-Atchi.
son Globe.
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-02-01
SEEK TO IMPROVE NATURE.
Haunting Plumase of Gaudy Rues
Worn on London Hats.


Flaunting plumage of most vivid
colorings deck the winter hats Of the
woman of fashion. and curiously
enough, not even the most brilliant
feathers are left as nature colored
them. They are dyed even more bril-
liantly to suit the millinery freak of
the moment.
Peacock tail plumage is used in its
metallic blue-green shade, while the
tail feathers of the same bird are
dyed rich brick red.
A London milliner lately tempted
her customers with a purple hat of
the gainsborough type, which was one
glorious mass of that magnificent col
or known as eminence. The feathers
on the hat repeated the dye.
A single ostrich feather perched up
right, with the tip dropping over a
diamond diadem, is a form of adorn-
ment that is very extraordinary. but
truly piquant when worn by a hand
some woman in her hair as the Golf
fure ornament that accompanies an
empire evening robe. The color must
match the gown.
Brilliant. indeed. are the orange and
amber marabout feathers. which are
as fluffy as a duckling's coat, and
like a rosy cloud is the same plumage
when dyed a bright cerise-London
Mail.