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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-04

mad)ienen in Sdtpobentroht; Set.
Spmne Dor Der Srudtiaule; Golfs-
uno &inberipiele; Mlt.Weibermiible;
Saieniaab; Sabnentan5 unb gum
SdluB nodmols Alt-@eibermiible.
Wer einmol in iparmer Sommer-
noft, bonn Selier bes golbcnen oertt-
ifen @eines ourfrieielt. Elm itram'
mes Sdppabenmdbel I'M luitigen
Sabnentan5 geid)tuungcn bat, Der
miro, besaubert BON Dem @eien, fpie
es idpp1biifes, ia oelitifes Golfsbe'
lpubtiein I'M Gannltotter 6eite ge5ei-
tigt bat, INNER mieoer 3uriidfebren.
Inn su periinfcn in benz Strome edit
oeutiter @olfsfreuoigfeit, ipie lie IN
Dem Gannitatter Iolfsfeite ibrert be-
rcbten .@usorlif finbet. 2uitig. boil
Sumor unb uritipabiifl, miro aitd,
oas ~biesj1brige G%annitatter Volfs-
feit mieber aefeiert.
Sic Gpmtten
2ie pe%ritieoenen Gomite'h, peld]e
oos 0eIt arraneirten uro leiten, limo
suianlmen geitelt, pie folgt:
Arrangements : Gomite Mrtbnr
We. 8ontmel 8oriiter, Jran8S auter,
Miliitent.
Gmpfanes. Gomite aug. Sdnl5,
81. 5rana s. Sebalb, Gonr. Sanie-
Tina unb Seinrid aeller.
0arsGomite - Seinrid 6. alein,
Sobn Sdmibt, 2omis @itte, Cleo.
Meper. goam 8entidler unb Safob
Geitler.
EreB.Gomite - .Artbur W. gom.
mel, Sran5 Sauter u. Aug. Sfuls.
aeeeIbabn Soiepb Sdlpenger
uno Midplns Ginf.
ShiebItanb - aarl Sauter une
Otto 9obm.
Tan5-Gomite Safob Streble
@ilbelm Shaof II. Charles Ginger
9cforations . Gonlite = Charles
Sltermeper nno 6ris gertboIb.
ainoeripiele - Acanl %entidler
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40 . .Fk U.H
Srou3 Salter, Sern,ontt Wfeper,
Charles SIternleper, Gifarb 9olen.
finger, Otto gobm nno Satob
Streble.
Slide = Die Srauen antborine
Moucrbon aotberinc Eietidb emilie
SItermeper, 5rieoerifeaeuler, Soutle
Solsmann ilto gliie Streble.
&offeeltanb-Gmma Meier, epa
Ilacr mo Sriebcrife Sdmiot.
@urititono = Slora 8aiiaucr unb
Barbara Seberer.
8liifsrab = emma Siiih, Maria
9etifl, SRI. 8auline Snuter, Caro-
line guri6 ilnb aotberinc Berger.
GiscremeItono - Wariu Hentlf%
Ter, Warie Same. Wurie &c Trtes,
Solliie 2epla uro 8. Sofmann.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-04

Den geiteat iporcn uno Sic Iid) 9lQe
gut arliilirt boben. Sd babe ifon in
meincr ~lebtiobrigen Seitrebe peripro.
den, Dob Der n9onnitotter 8olfsfelt.
Terein" in Der eineeidlagenen 9abn
flrhtlos unb treu peiter arbeiten II.
perirfen miro, Sbnen iebes Subr
nere &er9niigilngen 81 bieten, uno
nenn Sic einen 9lid auf unier ber.
tiges ScItprogramm perfen, 10 mer.
ocn sic 5ugeben miiIien, BOB mir
treuli6 @ort gebalten, unb meber
Mii6c, nod, Softer geideut boben,
sic gut al u%nterboltcn. Snoem ih
Sbnen IQen nodnlalS Elm bcr5lides
a@riib @ott" 3urufe, boffe II, miin-
id)e id, oab sic iid glQe foitlid omii-
iiren unb nod longe nit &ergniiaet
on Die frob perlebten Stunben anf
Dem nGonnitatter g%olfsfeit" 5uriid-
benfen m0gen. uSie gut @iirttem'
berg allipeg."
3ieier Seitrebe folste Elm Erolog,
oorsetrogen bon SRI. Giolo 8lein,
tporalif Der n8ermania Guartett.
Club" our6 Den Gortog cines meite,
rem 2iebes bcn Seitaft bcidloB.
Ger Rcit bcs Irogramms fir Sen
seitrigcn Gag mar foleenbermaBen:
Bolts. unb Ginberipiele; Epromiben-
bou urb otbletiihe Spiele oilr6 ben
n8pmroitiiden Epromiben : Club"
Sobncnton5, bel meldem IL Treiie
our Gcrtbcilung fomen, .Iltt@eiber-
miible" uno nSnllfe Der lieben Sci
benidpobett." 9ei DEM Ictten foni.
ihen Gift noren sic Tolen folgenher.
ma6en %pertbcilt: Sbultbeib, &C.
nonnt SttgGier, Sr. @. @ebringer;
2oren5baucr, Der nSpie9clihmob,"
'Sr. Stoffcrbauer; Ser r8noples.
idtpob," Sr. Sofob aciler; n&oBler-
fuirtb, Ser Silppcnidapob," Sr. 8.
@o6m; ogedotbeuB, oerglitifpob,"
Sr. 81. &otteniin9er; .Sodelc, Der
MudoifNpob," ST.. 2olis @itte;
n@iittel, Der @elbfiiRler." Sr. n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-04
Gas Mcttcr.

Iiir Marplano uno Ocn GiItrifi
Columbia beutc Rcgrnifauer unO
fiibler, morgen tbcilmetIc beipolfi,
nor5peItlide uno n0roli6e @inoe.
Ger boditc Sbcrmometcritono mar
ueitern 81 @rao Inn I llbr Hnd)mlt.
tags u1o Scr nieorigitc y @rob Inn
8 llbr Wprgcns.
Sn Den iibrigen 9iuloes @cttcr,
I~totioncn 0es 2arbes pur0e Der fol
aeltoe bod)itc Gbcrmometcritono regi'
Itrirt: Gaitport Ga, YortlonO rs, 30.
iton SO, albanp 50, Ncu'Y orf 81,
Ehiluoclphia Sc, Ntlontlc4Gitp 81,
Cape Nan 81, @aibington 90, 9tor'
folf Sc, 9otternS 81, Charlotte IS,
3ilmlington IS, Gborlelton 80, ga
ponnob 81, Sodionpile 81, Slipiter
IS, aepsgSeit So, 9tlonto Sc, Mont
gpmerp 81, NemsS Orleans 90, Sale
ltinc 81, @olneiton SO, Corpus
Gbrilti 80, Wempbis Sc, Cincinnati
81, Yittsburg rs, Sslpcgo Y, 9lli'
folp "A, Glepelanb ~, Detroit 6,
Mlpeno 20, Marquette 60, Green 9o0
"A, Gbicogo 10, Gulutb 10, ct. Eaul
rs, ct. 9ouis 80, aonioS.Gitp Is,
omaha 76, Suron 50, 9ismord So,
8iuiiton 81, Soore 80, Sclena 81,
Solt Safe IS, 0enper y, Nortb'
Hlotte rs, 0oogeJGitp IS, Imorillo
rs uno Sos Nngeles 76.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-04

Nad)abrn mic iid) ielbit bebanoelt,
miro Die offcntlihc Meinung auf lei'
llcr Selte Iteben, itlto fam er Damn
oas gauge Snno regieren. Ser Nr.
better bot gelittcn, Der Nrbeitcr lcioet
nod INNER, bod fam Gieles Gurd
Die 8eletgebung gebeliert meroel.
Gie ratilrlifen Spmpatbie'n Der
belten Viirgcr bcs 2onbes lit ollt
Seiten Der Nrbeiter, uno CLAUDE i'd,
oab Die 3eit gefommcn lit, lpo Der
Irbeitcr ole pibtigite Hoile fir bic
@oblfdbrt bicics 2urbes, Die inn
ie Sugefnllen ipiclen miro Ii, muB."
Earu0e in Yum berlan0.
Cine Gcpeide aus Cumberland,
W6., mcloet, oab Der NrbeitertaJ
bort burhi cine grobe Furooe, gefolgt
bon eiuem 4icnic IN 9tarrons Tarf,
9efciert pur0e. aae ltnionen moreil
IN ser Haraoe pertreten, ulto ipar j.
g. 3icblmon, Eroiibent Der vStaata'
federation OF 2nbor," Gbefmarldull.
lie Toli5ei eroffnete Die Eoraoe, u1to
folgten bann Der Wapor uno Sta0t'
ROTH in altihen, Die Seuerwebr nno
1000 Nrbeiter. 9ie Ser. 9ergiuerfs'
orbeiteE nnbmen an Ser Eorooe fei-
men gntbeil, bo in Den 9ergmcrfen
1carbcitct mur0e.
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Nad 40 Sabren.

Sr. Wilbelm Comrades bon Galifor'
MEN bier aui 9ciud. - Siebt
ieinen 9rlocr Iuguit GonraoeS
nod As Sobren miGber. - Serlor
iein SauS bel Dem grobebcn I'M
April.
@rob lit sic Srcube beS Srn. Nu.
quit Comrades, tpelher piele Sabre
lang in Nr. 1921, @cit!9oltimore'
Strabe, Elm flnrircnbes Sdplbgeihait
betrieb. iih Dor mebrercn Wonoten
uber in oen Mlbcltano geiebt bat uno
jett an Der Solltbern Ipenue SIT Gar.
benuilc mohnt. Sein 9rlloer Wila
belm, Der als Singing bel inn oas
ShubgcifGit erlernte uno por 40
Sabrcn nah Californian 500, no er
iif in SalinaS Gitp geidGitlid ME.
berlieB, iiberrolbte i'm oicier Gage
init ieinem 9eiltf. 9aB es Elm irobes
Wieoerieben mar, ldBt iid) benfen.
Sr. @ilbelm Comrades meib Elm 2ieo
SIT iingen BON grbbeben. Sein SauS
in Solinos.G murbe burf onS
idrcdlide grObeben pom Is. Ipril
bieies Sabres 3eritort, uno MIR nit
fnnpper Totb entgingcn Sr. Gonro.
bes uno ieine ainber Dem Tobe, Chen
10 ernit trai i'm baS cali fornii6e Gro
beben pom Scbre 1868. Sr. Wilb.
Comrades bat lid, ecraoc luic iein
@oltimorer 3rloer, bonn WelhGft 5il-
riidgesogen. nm ieincn 9~ebensabe.to
1T Susie 81 genieben. Sn od)t ooer
pier5ebn Toeen tritt er Die Seimreile
an. gr mirb altf oerielben flr5e 3eit
In ct. 2ouis, Mo,, pcrlpcilcn, iup nod
Elm anberer Yrllocr, Sr. Selnrlf Son.
robes. ,pobnt. Scit ieinem 6ortgang
bon Baltimore Dor 45 Sobrcn bat lid,
bier natiirlih pieles ge1rbert. unb or
b1tte ole Staot foum mieber erfannt.
9ic @riiber Comrades Itamnlen ons
Sannoper, Teutidlonb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-04

Gin idSnes nno niitlides 0eident
fir NnsrbSrige III INNER cine Iebeas.
sroHe photographic oher cine Flint.
leriid pplenSrte Gopie eines alten
yiloes in Grapon, @aKerfarbe, Del.
oSer Yatea. Die idDniteu Cabinet.
bilbcr uar ST pro 0ntenb.
SnIius Sebbel, oeutiher Hbotoerapb.
co., 321 Nprb.0 up.S trafe.
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Shep. s. 0iener & 60.

Meiie Bureau unb @ehieIitube.
Sdiffsfarten bon unb nadJ Geutid.
Iano NIT benz Norboeutihen 3lopo
uno anoeren 2inien. &eiiepdiie, Wed.
Iel, Greoit6riefe uno geloienounsen.
217 Git.4altimore.S trafc.
COS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-04

Ier, I'M pteleN eSQDr Hpu) GROCER ullp
NIT nellen Mttraftionet r
f6nnen, mo feline gem r1nr
!pie utls Der geitrige G.
| SeItes Icbrte, nit 6
morber,. lln5peifelboft
hicies Sobr nicberum 5 ...r'@t
ousgefiibrte SrlihtiGule a'ur'
Mn5iebltngspurft unb |
DEM cin5elnen 9elufel
Seiorbers idon nin1mt
Mbenbs bel eleftriidem
bergoliiher @eleudtunl
mardcr SfDnabe ltono
Sinren Dor oieier Sruhti1
riidoenfenb an bic ihonen
Sugeno5cit I'M berrliden e
lonbe.
Neben ser Srudti1ulc bili
Sabr Die ,Mlt=@eibermiib.
gorl5 beionbere 9lttrnftion III
itiirmilbe Seiterfeit. Ter 9
mus bieier Miible IGbt Tic
beihreiben, birgt ie bod il
rem oae moglid)cn Mppor
nit @ebreden oner grt
alter u1tb nit 8eburtsicI aA.
teten @eibIein mieber iu a.a
,inb biibi6 5i MAIDEN.
@eiipiel Elm Sobelopparo n
pfc unb %iogenonnte arie! .,
0,5 81 beieitigen, elm Tre ."'
frlrmnle 3noden uno Sc 1ir
ser gerooe gu ridten, Elm (
men, Inn Die MIten mieber n
Den gu ~loiicn. ein 3nctcpei n
iteifcn @lieoer mieber eldil.Iu unu
flint at maiden; ferner merbcn bnrf
@ebeimmittel Someriprolien uno
@ar5en beieitigt, baB es cine pobre
Sreuoe lit.
Gicieniger, on melfen Die Wiible
aeitern nit griola angeipanbt lpur-
! DC, iino Die Sraiien Marie 8etid,
gliie StrebIe, aotb. Tietif, 2oniie
2eppla, ioiuie Die Srls. Marie Waii.
crban, 2nIu Splsmann, GmiIie
aienale, 9eilie Weper, aatb. Gentif,-
Ter, Eolrlone Sd)ool, emilie Sd)iib-
Ter, 2ouiie arnolo, 2i5aie Coulter II.
2iSsie ShIoid.
Mls Sbermiiller flngirte Sr. Wm.
8ebringer mo ols Wiiaerfned]te Die
SS. $. Sdlaidy uno Noanl Nentits
ler.
Mber neben Der 6rlihtiGnIe uno
.Nltpeibermiible" giebt es nod 5abl-
retde anoere ltrterbaltungen. Ger
geitrige Tag milrbe burd einen I'm.
3itg orrf cen Torf inter Borantritt
Der Trof. g.. q. Steinmaloihen So.
pele eroffnet. Mn oieiem ltmalge
nabmcn Shmoben nnb Ship1bin-
ten in 2onbestradt, nerifieoeneNer.
cine uno Die anmeienoen @Gite 1beil.
Damn folgte Elm @eiongs : 8ortrag
onrb Den v@ermania : Quartet.
Club" l%uorauf Sr. 6rar3 Snitcr,
Der nShtpobenfonig," folge Jcitrebe
belt:
Seftrebe.
uWertbe Grennoe uno Seitstoi.
FEM Wieberim lit mir Sic freubige
YfIidt 5n Tbeil seiuorbcn, sic aui
inherent 6eite I'M Namen oesy Gam.
%itatter @olfsfeit 0ereins" ber3lia,
winfommen 5u beiben. Sic 10 gro.
BE 3abl Der bereits gu 10 friiber
Stunbe arfpeienben 5eitgdite be-
meiit mir, Dab Sic, meme lieben
Jreunoe, init Dem. spas Sbnen les.
tes !Snbr scbotelt, pealtapaia r3ufrie'
sFF .HH
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Stast Baltimore.
1tntcrbaltmngs : @cguciicr.

,Siancb' -" - Sieie 8obe: rGbe GbiIb Of
tbe Heaimcrtt".
,@ancn." - Siefc s9o6c: p9adcIcr Club
Rirlcs1ucrs". 3dslih lIltinee.
,Ipro's." - Stefe gSo6e: Babes in Cot,
Innb".
yW,arnlanS." Sieie gSpdc; idelib 3ipei
@auoeoiucsN oritelnngen;
,Anoitprium." - Sieic gSobc: rIbe Girl
unb The Gambler.
.Scaibnp.~ - Nicic 8pfe: p1be s8ap Of
The 5rdnsgreinr".
,4ew Mpnumental." - 9iefe Wode p1bos
rpupbbrcos".
ftnq, 6reitaa uno Sumitna, ben A., g., g., 4,
un6 s. September, Naltimorcs9 cnHips II, W'arb'
lamb Staaisa
ct. autpnius.airhe, 8arbenptlr. Ofitts
npdb, ben 3. Septcrber, arobes Sartcnfeit unb
gicnic In ben gnIaae1 Der STRIDE.
,ilnnbbdnsiger Sirser.2'erein BON Waarn.
Iano." Wiftpot, Sen ~. Septerloer, tedsie
m0eutfde Ga9"s6eier In Rtner'Stefp am Ea'
tapScn.
yariun." - am 0. september, GIiririton
nab ReTtfIiar.
Bajeban, ,Eriule.9ari". 60 Seutc Sad mitiu1
nm 4 nbr baltimore aeecn 2eriepsGitp.
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S%difisfarten BON nmb nad Sentid).
limb.

Bon Baltimore Biz Bremen: Sea-
lite $50, $45 unb $47.50. Bremen
bis Baltimore: $3.50 unb $3.50.
Munbretie 81 bi0iserem Treiie. Sbeo.
$. 0iencr & &c., 217, Cit-8altimore'
Gtrahe. Q7O9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-04

Gem @crihtsperiobre
ii bermieien. - George y. 9i-
ibop BON CIR. 664, @ermlonltroBe,
melher, ipie bereits I'M .Teutid)cn
nGorreiponoenten" beriftet ipitrbe,
am Sonnto9 gormittag mcgeil ar.
geblider Wibbonblung ieiner 5rall
Gelia perbaitet wurbe, lit .geitern
bonn Hidter Soben in Der weitlihet
Holi5eiltotion lpegen oicier Nnihul-
oigung, ioipie luegen Der peiteregl
ACKNOWLEDGING bes 3rogeiis perbpr.
gener Waifen Dem 8eriftspertobren
iibermieien nproen. YpIiSiit Sugbes,
Der giibop perbaftetc, gob bei'm Ser
Dor an, giibop babe icine Sron oil
ben Saaren aus ocm Snlie Nr. 65i,
WeIt.@ermanitroBe. geidleppt, mo-
bin lid bieielbc geiliidtet bate.
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yerltnst: Gin iuliger Mann, nm
rein 81 ipad)cn uno @aite gu bebienen.
Nnd3nfrqgen 1922 SarfurO-M uennc.
(247-9)
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Die critic Mmitalt ibrcr Nrt in BAL

Die critic Mmitalt ibrcr Mrt in BAL
timore. NIT aIlen mobernen appnra.
ten nusgeitattet nno msiflieblih fit
bic lpiiienibaftlid)e pbpiifaliihe ge-
bnnol1ing bon nerpoien mo froni.
ihen aronfbeiten.
sSyn nIIen 5dlen folsen mir eenall
Der Metbobe bes befannten 1rofciior
Minternis in @ien.
gienna sanifdii.na,
Ais @eit. Sapette. Strabe.
(5uIi2l-)
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0as Ecit Ser Gdiuabcm.

49,
nab Dem v@eItenb.Tarf." - lie
9errli6e Irubtidule unb Die ut
foaiide Mtneiber ; Wii6le Die
Saupt . slttraftionen.
aenrft Su Die Stabt am Gedarftrnnbe,
Sic Staot bon nlteI1 gutem SLANG,
5us aicinob pertb benz S6DdbcnIaroc -
DIR fei Sclueibt nein fbIi6ter cana!
I6 brnl6e iie Dir nibt 81 nenneit:
III ieHnii iie iuobl linb liebit ic aud!
Ger ionic oiefe Staot MID %fennen,
Scns 81 ibr 800 mad nlten Srdu6T
81. en mein GaInItatt bag ID prette
2ur6 Stunit gei6ntiidt lpie onrb 9tafhr,
&ie rei3ett ou dut 1ue gSetle,
Wtit beinem &nrtaal, oeiren Saline.
Roll Tp9elfd19 uno lpiirt Geit Quit:
Wiit beiiem truutcn Sul5crrlinc,
Sem T1raotes in iriiter 3lit!
Nebmt sacs. Ireuoe, MIR In s(uen,
Gem cin5eln ipdr' rs iaii 3l pieI
5m @nnSen lou oein Aubm eri6auen.
-SeilS ms 70 aut in Dir gefiell
Su. uufcr Ganntiati loneereIeiden.
Tu idDite Stabt am gtedGritrano.
8raidit ieiner srGberen 5l iueibcn
I'm iueiten oelitidcr Snterlnno!
Wtit Megen begann Der geitri9e
Gag, unb i6on batten Die Shmaben
cine bittere Wtene oufgeiest, oils iid)
Der olte @ettergptt ooron 81 erin-
ltern id)ien, bob ia Dos uGonnItotter
SoIfsfeit" itottfinoen io0te, ouf bas
li6 5ouienbe gefreut battcn, uno
raid madte or ieirc Sonnenitrablen
llnb audi cine Site, UNI ben Curt
al foroern nnb Den iinon5iellen Or
folg 81 iidern. Sn ben berrli6 De-
forirten ,0eltenb.Eorf" flutbete &C.
tern cine ~ul,gebeure Welifenmen-
&c, Die uber niht nlr aus Sd)iuaben
beItollb, ionbern 9eutlfe aus alien
8oilen uno oltf Imerifaner poren
inter Den Grihienenen. oenn Seber.
MANN bate nod Die an9encbmen
Stlnbcn IN Grinncrulg, neld,e CT
BON n~ori1brigen nGannltatter Golfss
feit" nit noh Souie nobnt. Gs mar
Cit groBortiger grfolH Den Der
nGonnltotter Golfsicitpercin" lebtes
Sobr errorg, obcr Der Gerein rubte
nidt olif sen c%rrl,ngenen 2orbeeren
ais, ~ionoern ur6eitete gallS i'm Stils
Zen an Dem %begonnenen @erfe mei-
Ter, Inn oieieS Sobr nod GROCER unb
..,s@ .,o.,,,. N&A.-E,
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-03-03
.PATHOS IN LIVES OF
new Y0RKS WAITS
WONDERFUL WORK ACCOM-.
PLlSHED By FREE KINDER
TEN TEACHERS.
BY Eva Dean.

Special Correspondence of The
Press.
NEW YORK, March 3.-No one
knows the overpowering pathos of
life on New York's lower Eastside
as does the free Kindergarten
teacher. Nowhere the pity of it
all comes so to the surface as it
does In the lives of its children.
The Eastside kindergarten is al
ways full. The poor, toll and sor
row benumbed mothers early learn
that it is a good place to have
their children cared for during half
of every day. 1t is one less burden
to bear.
But the teachers have the great
est possibility. They not only
care for the children, but must edu-
cate the mothers, too.
The children pictured here come
from the squalld, unhealthy, I'M
heated two to four room tenements,
from which comes so powerful a
vote that it is now an overwhelm-
ingly large factor in New York po-
litics.
After the teachers have repeated
ly washed the dirty little face and
hands before the child is admitted
to the school room, the mothers
pride is finally touched and she will
follow out this idea at home. This
is the first step. Next comes the
desire to have the child better
dressed and more warmly clothed.
The best things the tenement can
afford are worn by the children to
kindergarten. But these are care
fully removed and put away as soon
as the child returns home - all
but the underclothes. The horrible
truth is that most of the children
are"sewed up" for the winter.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-03-03
GENERAL BALDWIN
SUCCEEDS GEN. CARR
(Scripps News AssocIation.)

ST. PAUL, Mimi, March 8. -
Gen. Frank d. Baldwin today sue
ceeded Gen. c. G. G. Carr in the
command of the department of Da-
kota. There was no particular for
mality or cerensony connected with
the transfer of the command and
the business of the headquarters
continued in the customary man
ner. General Baldwin, the new
commander, has an excellent record
as a soldier. He was born in Mich
igan and was only 10 years old
when he enlisted in a Michigan
volunteer regiment in 1861. By his
ability as a commander and his
bravery on the battlefield he rose
rapidly and was a lieutenant colo
mel at the close of the war.
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Az che 1The@Geus

been seen On the vaudeville stage
in the northwest: Princess Trixie,
the educated horse. While the
horse is always given credit for
some Intelligence, the feats OF
Trixie are really marvellous. The
equine is able to play correctly
Home, Sweet Home" and Nearer
My God to Thee" on a chime of
bells, striking the bells with her
nose and never missing a note. She
can also ring up purchase on a
cash register and give the correct
change for any amount up to 50,
which is the limit Of her excursions
into the realm of high finance.
Among other attractions are the
three Armstrong;, cycling marvels;
Isabelle Jansen, soprano vocalist;
Rentfrow and Jensen in "The Sec
ond Mr.. Fiddle" and George Aus
tin in comedy wire act. Walter
G. Wilson will next week be heard
in selections from "Florodora," and
there will be new and attractive
Geographic pictures.
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DANGERS OF PNEUMONIA.

A cold at this time if neglected
is liable to cause pneumonia which
is SO often fatal, and even when
the patient has recovered, the lungs
are weakened, making them pecul-
iarly susceptible to the develop
ment of consumption. Foley's
Honey and Tar will stop the cough
heal and strengthen the lungs
and prevent pneumonia. La grippe
coughs yield quickly to the wonder
full curative qualities of Foley's
Honey and Tar. There is nothing
else Gust as good" Chas. McNab,
402 Riverside. ***
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TO PENSION
Old SENATOR
(Scripps News Association.)


WASHINGTON, D. c., March 3.
Strong efforts will be made to in
dues congress to pass the bill intro
duced by Senator Kittredge of
South Dakota, to place former U. s.
Senator Henry R. Pease on the
pension roll at $50 a month. The
bill makes no mention OF the pub
lie service of the beneficiary, SIM
ply citing the fact of the enlistment
as private in the 25th Connecti-
cut regiment and his service as a
captain in the third regiment OF
Louisiana national guards.
Mr.. Peose is a native of Con
necticut, 70 years old and a Grip
pie. He was elected to the senate
as a republican in 1874, to fill an
unexpired term, which expired
about one year later.
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PYGMALION AND GALATEA
UP T ODATE.

role of hostess, and will be in a
position to repay the many beautiful
attentions which have been show
cred upon her.
But her social troubles - and
there is little doubt that there will
be troubles for someone - will be
delayed. First there is the honey
moon trip. Then during Lent So
ciety will entertain only in a de-
mure and pious fashion with quiet
suppers and little musical affairs.
At Easter there is a temporary re-
vival which lasts until the exodus
to Asheville, Atlantic City and 9TH
er spring resorts; after which is
the hegira which leaves Washing.
ton empty and boarded up until an.
other session of congress rolls
around.
But sooner or later-either at
Easter of this year or next fall
when a new game begins - the
late Miss Alice must make the So
cial plunge.
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Likewise Mrs. N. Longworth will
be expected to call on the $50 mem
bers of the house of representa-
tives, beginning with the members
of the Ohio delegation. Then once
during the season she is supposed
to visit the wives of all the 80 sena.
tors, the ladies Of the cabinet, the
daughter of the speaker of the
house, the wife of the vice presi-
dent, and the wives or hostesses Of
the judges of the supreme court.
None of these ladies is required to
call on her.
What if she doesn't? She will be
talked about" The ladies know
what that means.
The duties of the congressman's
wife are heaviest; she has to call
on everybody. The wives of the
supreme court judges must call
only on the wife of the president
and vice president. The vice pres
ident's wife calls only on the wife
of the president. The wife of the
president and the president make
no formal calls.
ALL from the wife of the presi-
dent down the scale, are supposde
to receive all the other ladies'.
So far as society in Washington
Is concerned, Miss Roosevelt has
ceased to be. The wife of Repre-
sentative Nicholas Longworth will
have an opportunity to take the
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PRODIGY AT E, DIVORCE AT IL,
AND HUSBAND-SLAYER AT 10

Special Correspondence Of The
Press.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, March g.
A musical prodigy at 6, a divorce
at II. and accused of numbering
her second husband at 10, pretty
Mrs. Edward Drogmund had no
tears for her victim or herself
when arrested a few hours after
she had put a couple of bullets
through the head of the man she
had sworn two months befolN to
love and cherish.
Both husband and wife possessed
the indefinite thing called artistic
temperament" She played MOI
art sonata when she was tot Of 6.
Drogmund was also musical
genius.
Their brief married life was I'M
happy and they separated. They
met one afternoon to talk over af-
fairs, and she took a revolver with
her. They quarreled, and as he
sat in big rocker, she put bull
let through his eye, and running
to the door, fired a second shot
which penetrated his skull. Either
wound would have caused death.
"He sneered at me and laughed
at my trouble, and | got mad and
shot him." she said when arrested.
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OF ALABAMA

MONTGOMERY, Ala, March 8.
On March 3, 1917, Alabama was
organized as a territory and the
anniversary of that event is cele-
brated today in a quiet way by
many patriotic societies and other
organizations. The history of the
state is very interesting and the
progress made during the last eigh-
ty years is remarkable. Alabama
cember IA, 1919, with a population
of 127, sol.