davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1906-06-28
THIRTY MILLIONS
IN AUTO INDUSTRY
Manufactures S26,000,000
and Imports Amount
to S4,000,O0O.
EXPORTS REACH 100000
Rapid Increase in Use of HorseIess
Vehicle Shown by Figures of Gen.
sus and Statistical Bureaus.

More than 100000 worth of automi-
biles will have been brought into the
country during the fiscal year which
ends with the present week, and more
than 100000 worth exported during the
same time Figures Of our foreign COM
merce IN automobiles. as announced by
the Department of Commerce and La
Dor through its Bureau of Statistics.
show the value of automobiles imported
in the eleven months ending with May
TO have been $780,. Pa. and OF parts
thereof, S37s,3S9 while exports thereof
during the same months amounted to
81 2957. .74S.
1t is apparent, therefore, that the
figures for the full fiscal year which
ends with Saturday of this week, will
show more than 100000 worth of auto
mobiles and parts thereof imported and
more than 100000 worth exported.
Meantime the manufacture of auto
mobiles in the United States has
amounted TO presumably more than
$26.O0o,O0O. since the Bureau of Census
has recently issued preliminary state
ment which shows the value of automo-
biles manufactured in the United States
in 1905 at S26. .645. O64
The rapid increase in the use of auto
mobiles is shown in a marked degree
both by the figures of the Bureau of
Statistics and those of the Bureau of
Census The value of automobiles
manufactured in 1900 is given by the
census figures at only S.74S,0lI and in
1905, as above indicated, at S26. .645. .O64.
The Bureau of Statistics figures will
show approximately $4.0o0,OOO worth of
automobiles imported in the fiscal year
1906 against less than $500, 900 in 1905.
about H.50o,oo0 in 1904. and about $1,000
0o0 in 1905
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-11
Bur Sead1tmm0 =!

Sic Scrrcn Scrcins' unS 2oscn.
ScfretGre ucrScn aebctcu, allc Ser
cinsbcridtc oScr SdDriitiiifc, bic fir
Den y9cnti6cn GurrcipunSentcn" De-
itimmt finO, bircft an bic 3eitnns SIT
aSrciiiren, nm elmer promptcn Gr.
Ieoignng iidcr gu Icin. Snrdj bas
GbreiIiren folder Sdrifitide an
Inaeitrlltc trctcn in beren Ibmcieu.
bcit Gftcrs fir bciSc Yarteicn nnlieb'
fame @rrsGgcrnneen Gin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-11
ltniGGe eineS Cages.

6rieori6 Sblimm bel ct. 3enis BON
eitem 9abn5uge ectootet. - @or
Strefen . 9lrbeitcr. - Mm. Vtat.
items uon nit elmer 2uitbilhle
ipieIenoen &raben geidolien mo
perlebt.
6rieorid Shlimn, elm 80 Sabre
alter Streden ; glrbeiter Der nSultl.
more mo Ohio @abn, wllroe geItern
Tadmittag itnt = ltbr bel ct. Denis
bon einem Yniiagier5lN itberfabrelt
mo a~ugenbliflif) eetootet.
Son ainberr sc II.
@Gbreno iih Sr. @m. Mattbcms,
cir 56 Sabre alter 9uhbalter pon
Or. 20S. Noro5M onroeItrabe, geltern
Nahmittag in leinem Soiraum be-
inno, luliroe CT bon mrbefannten &hd-
ben, oic nit elmer 2uitbiifJIc lpielten,
ourd) einen SduB an Der linfen settle
oes aopfes uerlett. Sr. Mattbeps
mltroe i'm Batrolpagen bes meItlifen
Iiitrifts nab Dem oMarplaub llni'
ueriit1ts- Solpital" aebraht uno bort
p%erbunoen. 9ic @nnoe lit niht &c.
iGhrlid).
Del Ser Nrbctt perleBt.
Ter As Sabre nlte Safob SofinSfp
bon Tr. 2007. MonumentsS trnbc
iueld)er in ser 9udriben- Sabrif bon
Charles goung & So. ede pon 30
itons unb gQiott.S traBe, an9eitellt
mar, fiel geitern Worgen bel Der Nr-
belt bon elmer IL sSuB boben Elott.
form uno erlitt 10 ihucrc Gerlebul,
gen am Niifen, onB er III Der Inlbu.
lon5 bes oitliden Giitrifts nod) ieinpr
@obniuna iibergeiilbrt meroen nlllbtc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-11
Tas @ettcr.

f}iir WnrpIoro itno oen Giitrift
Golumbio HcgCr. gefol9t pon f!orenl
@ctter mo fGlterer NittcrunA
HnrGmeItlid)e @inbe.
Gic bodite SempCratur mar geItern
AZ Wrob I'M 5 llbr No6mtttogS uno
ole nieorigitc 80 @rnh INN flint l(br
Mprgers.
3n ben iibri9cn @unbes . @cttcr.
itotiorcn murre in bcn lcttcn "a
Stunben ser folgeu6c nicoriGitc
Recommendations pcr5cidrCt:
Goltport Is, YortlanO 10, Bolton
Is, IIbonp 20. Nem-Dort %. Tbiln.
bclphio 80. @tIuntic.Gitp 3S, @oib.
ili9ton 36, Roriolf 90, Charlotte %,
Sottcro@ "a, @ilminaton IS, G6orle-
iton 81, Soponrob sc. Sndiunuiac
50. Sl,pitcr 20, Gep-@seit 20, gtlonio
"a. Montgonlerp IS. Neu-S Orleans
G2, Yulcitiue 50, SEDUCTION Ga Ger.
pus G6riIti GG. Mcurphis 80, Gincin-
1loti AZ, Tittsburg ~, G$ncgo 20,
@uffoIo "a. GIepelano 26, Tctroit
80, Alepnn %, Worouette IS. 8rccll
Ban -. Chicago "a. 3llllttb u, ct.
TuuG &c t, 2olliS Sc, 9onioSGitu
2S. Cmabn IS. Sllron 6, @iSmord
"a. @iQilton PC Sabre s. SClcno 6.
Golt 2ofc ~. 2cnpcr 26, Nortt
Ilottc 16. 9pb9c 90. Nmoriao 26.
Cos Nngclcs "a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-11
@cibnadtazG infanfe.

Iu5 0ouptilltcrciic ser MICnidbeit
c%on5crtrirt iid) bon jett bis 5llm bci=
Iigcn NlbcnO ppr5u9Spciic olf 0oS
gSeihnndtSgci6Gft.
Sic &orbcreitungen iiir sic @cibs
nad)t nCGmcu picl Belt ulb nod bicI
mcGr Miibc in Nniprltd). 9ic 6roGc:
n@o& idcnfc im?" bcreitct niht icl.
fen grobc &crIegcnbcit. An iibcrrci.
der Nltoiuobl iCblt c@ nidt, o6cr
MAJ mciB ia; user Die @oGl bot,
bat Die Guol."
@cr icirC GinfGuic rcd)t5citiN be.
iorgt, Gol,6elt mciie. criport Belt u1b
Miibc rn0 pcrmeibgt boa grobc sc.
6rGnge scr Icbten Gage Dor Gcm Set
in Ocn 210en un0 in bcl StroBens
Cars.
Die ouf Den @eidcrfcfnlti mtSgc-
betocr 2cicriuncn unO 2eicr icicn
Gierr1it ouf sic I'M o3eutid)en Gorrc'
%iponoenten" oi5cigenOen @eidGitS-
lellte b%eionberS ouimcrfiam gcmod)t
INTO criuht, tic bel ibrcn @eibnod)tS.
GinfGuier in eritcr Gcibe 81 beriiG.
iid)tigcn, "a Oieien Sirlncn oifcnbar
lire Deutid)c &unoifuit uidt gleid).
Nilltia III.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-11
SliiAtiacr @attimmGroer cinaeianaen.

Rem Oorf, 10. Ge3ember. -
SSn Observation-Disclosures in Seriep-
Gitp lpuroe aeitern frii6 Inn ) llbr
Der 0ienIttbnenoe Sergennt Saag pom
Goli5eidei 9laf in @ilmington, Gel,
teler5cniih benahrid]tigt, baB Ser
Staliener 0ti6ael ll55io Ieile Satin
erid)oIIen babe uno permutblih nad)
gfelp'yorf entiloben lei. Ger an ser
Sabre Der .Ecnniploanin 9ubn"
itationirte Eoli5iIt WcGarthp poro
Iofort oeritdn0igt uno 5pnn5ig Wim,-
Ten lpdter perbGftete er Sen per 9abn
einaetroifenen ll55io, Der ieinen pier
scan Sabre oltrn Sobn mitgenommell
bate. Der Mrreitont gob 5lL oic
6rau eri doIlen 81 bn6elt, nber nid)t
obiidtlid. @r moute oen 2ie6baber
leiner iSrau, Comp 0iitefano, eridie-
Ben, 10 ~bebalrptete er, uno als er ben
&epoIper 5og, moate ieine Srau ibm
Die @afie entreiBen. Ger Heuolper
9ing los uno Der ShuB toOtetc sic
Sralt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-11

Son Sccuno& oicn. Ter
Compiler .@rnnbenbur1" POM Nnro'
ocutihcn Slpp0 mlltoe Neltcrn Mad.
mittaa Inn / ll6r bei &ap Ncnrp aes
iihtet. IerieIbe loilgtc hcitte trilh
bier an mo Die Eoiia9icre mer0en bel
Sagcaonbrllh 0elonoct.
Ger 9ompier yaorlSrubc" iltbr
am Samitog Nbcno NIT 1000 Noi'u
gieren fir Baltimore pon @remcn 90.
Ter Gompicr oMonbatton" BON
Der baltimore Transportation 80"
brad)te g~eItern ole ans oent Gopitan
uno iieben Wionn beitebenbc Mom-
id)ait ocs Shopners Charles 0tit.
cbeQ" nod Baltimore, lucld)cr pon hcr
geIabung olige0cbcn mer0cn nuiBtc.
bo oerielbc %gegeniiber 500 Sslono ell
2ed erbiclt. Ter Shooner mar mir
Sol, belooen utb beInnb lid nni 6cni
@eae pon Bolton nadl Snuanutob. 81
nliroe utiterpegs bon heitigen Stir.
men Id)per mitgenpmmer.
anf Dem @ege Ser &ciic G.
rung. Sr. @iainn 3. Eorter,
ncId)er lid am Samitag I'M vllniucr.
iit1ts Soipitnl" elmer Operation ne
aen glinooarm 4. Gnt5iinoung inter
3oa. befinbet lid auf Dem @e8e Der
Weiierlng uno miro, fuenn feline an.
oeren aranfbeiten bili5utrqten, in Ell
niaen @cd)en oas &olpital pcrloiien
fonnen.
Moniignor Giomeoc Sat
co n /, Der apoitoliide Gelegai al oit
Hereinafter Staotello lpar am Conn
toa in Scr ct. 2ecssairde Gbrengolt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-11

Ser e il 5 @afti III + c
sc d 0ttSleute Serein"
balt hcltc Abcno in ieinem Seriamm-
lungSlotol, ar. t25, Sit-0funtgos
nterp StraBe ieine r%c9elmaBi9e
Sibnng. ,St oerielbeit miro ons 60
mite iiir &erfebrsnege ben 9eridt
ii6er Ieite l1Gtigfeit III 9e5iig oif
Die 9abnfrGu5lllgen Der. Baltimore
nno Colo Samn" in Siio-Saltimorc
able8en. Scit Die 0ro6geidnuorenen
Ben SAL 9caen oen SliperiltenOenten
8allopap, nrldcr belhnl0iat mar,
angeblid nid)t g%enilgenoe Slider.
beitsmaBrc9cln an oen 9abnfreuSun.
gen ~aetroifcn 81 BADEN, nieoergelhla-
gen baben, martet oas Gomite alf oas
neitere Sorgeben Der 8roBgelhmore-
men. IS erid)eint nnpabrlbelnlld,
DAB nieoer gcgen irgeno cine Eer'on
cine InldJulOlgung er1oben miro, on-
gegen miro nber ongenommelt, oaB
Die Baltimore uIlo Ohio . Sabll" Der
Serlesuna Oe9 8eieses onrd) Aldlt-
a%nbringen .uon Shubporrtd)tun9en
beifnloigt miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-11
Gr-Scnatur Sruluu mod am Qcbcu.

@uibtngton II, :. g., 10. 9cj.
= Gaa Scbcn oes @r.9urocSicnatorS
Nrtbur 9romn Don lltab, pelber an
lebten Somitag i'm bieiigen nSotel
Haleig1" Don Srou @rnolep, ieiner
cjpmuligcn Maitrciic, nieoergeihoi-
len murOe, b1nat an cillcm 6oocn.
Gle Ner5te oeS emergency : Soipi-
tails" in meIfem er oornieoer liegt,
be9cn nenig Sofinung oli ieine Sc.
neiung. Seute Abeno lit er iebr
ldmad). Srnu Bradley beiinoet iid)
nod I'M oSoltie OF detention" ilno bic
neiteren Sdritte gegen iie bGngen
oopon ob, oh 9ropn oopon fommt,
p0er nidlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-11
9atbctiIdlc secncn.

Feter galmrler bridt 5mei Mal in
Der norooitlihen Goli5eiitation
5%ltlantmen. @innol m6breno
oe@ SnqlreItS iiber Ben 5oo Don
Gpntbin llttenreutber nno oanlt
BET Dem 3uinmmentreffen NIT
benz 9ruoer Scr Sooter.
Die jpolf @ei6norenen, Scr 50.
roner un0 idmmtIit,c Inlpeicnoea,
iuelde geitertt NbenO Dem Sltoueit
iiber ben 600 bon Gpntbid l~tttenreu-
tber in Der ncrO0itliben EoIi5eiitation
beimobnten, naren mchrmals tief er.
griifeu ob Dem @rnm uon Ieter
gaulnrner, lpcid)er am po~rbergebelt-
Oen Gage oc3 N}G0den gelegentlid
elmer IorgIoien Spiclerei nit einem
GepoIDcr cci@e6. Swe; Mo, brad)
ser jun9e Wonn in Ser Foli5eiitation
5uiammen, un0 oie Goroner$ e ISurp
mar 10 ilberjeltgt Don ser @abrbeit
leiner ansGben, Dab tie i'm nad) golt5
fur5er @erotbung bon jeoer Seront-
mortltng frei Iprad). IS purOen MIR
bier 3eugen in Dem SAT- peronmmelL
ndnli6 Or. q. g. 3eirle, mel6er sic
EoItmortem = Examination pornabm
ltno crfl1rte, oaB Sri. llttenreutber
an inneren @hltingen itar6, oie ourd
einen SfuB in 6os Ser5 oerurin6t
mtroen, ionic Sr. SnlncS 6. Soron
uno Satin non Mr.. log, Noro.Gbos
pelItrobc. Die beiocn Iettgenonntcn
3etgen iagten ans, OnB Sri. ltttcu-
rHtt6cr rn0 9altmner lid oiters 5rl
ncfcn pilegtcn ltno tbcatroliIhe Sces
tcr naddbmtcn, uobei 0aummer
me6rmaIS eincn HeooIucr otf leinc
Irelnoin nnlcAtc. PIN Sonntug
Nben0, crfI1rtcn oie beiocn 3cllgen,
babe Sri. llttenreltt6cr perid)icocnc
TcIifatelien Don ibrer Mutter beim.
0ebraht, II. @oummcr babe lie oltfQe.
forOcrt, inn cincn SbciI onupn ab5lt-
ocbcn. Sic babe Damn cine bcraltSs
for0ern0e Stelnng o%ngcnommcu unO
Mis3erlticn; o9tein, 9oiupidt, Oopon
IoIllt III nittS genieBen!" moroui
9alimmer er.pioerte: y@oblau ocrn,
bcr nit ser @cihihte, o0cr i)
ld)iebc." Garnuf6in babe cr Sen DC.
uolOer ouf oas WiGoden ~angeIcgt uno
Der perban9nibpole S6uB iei gciol-
len. gQcm Nnid)eine nod iei ser He.
poluer OnOurd) loSgcgnngen, Dab
Naummer nit Dem GQenbogen 0eS
rehten NrnlcS nrlf ben lildl alfidlltg.
y Taummer mar. ais cr 5ucrit ali
Sen 3eugenitnnO frat, gefnBt uno er.
5ahlte nit flaren @orten, mie 0ie I'M
gliidlife 9lfioire ibren Nnfang nnbm.
MS err ieOoh 5u beidrei6en perIrtdte,
mic 'cine Sreunoin nie0erlant, brad
CT 5uIanmen, ilno crit nadoem or
mebrere Dfimuten ieincm Sdmer5 in
lulttem SAllld)5en ireien Saui gelo'-
len bate, ma er i'm Stnnoe, Die mel
teren 6ragen 81 benntnorten. @r err
tldrte, 0aB er ais Gonoufteur Der
Wa0iion. 2penle,2l nie crit nm = llbr
Mor9ens nit ieiner 9lrbeit fertig
meroe uIl0 81 1etl1em ShlBe etltef
Heuoluer TRACE. An Dem belpltBten
Nbeno babe er in einem 21oen in ser
NndJborifoit jiiGaig ben Repolper
9eIaoen, I'M einem 9efannten 5i SET
gcn, ME Der Nepolper gebanobubt
meroe. CONT babe er INNER Die
@ofie crit gelaoen, nodloem er nit
icincr 9lr5eit iertig mar.
H16oem Die 8eidpuorenen ibr
@eroift obgegebeu llnO Ben Nrreitnn-
ten freigeiproben hattcl1, traf oieier
nit Dem 9ruoer ser 5noten 5uionl-
men llno bel oeiien Irblid brad er
5lm 5~gueiten Mal 5uiammen, 10 Dab
er Don 6reunoen aus Der Yoli5ei.
-.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-11
Waf8imston= Asentur
-beS-
"Dent(Gen eorrefpoaoent,"
8nt. Sannemann, 1916 Rarion.
Strafe, W..@.
90 aH3eisen Eno SefteifnHseH eataessu aeupuH
men uereeH.
2ofalberidtc aas @aibinston.
&auorien0og Der.
n 4 II

brannt.
6iini5ig &atnricnpogel o%erbrann-
ten am Sonutag N1dmittng bel ci-
mem 6euer, ipelhes in Sem SouIe Nr.
81, &. StraBe, oltsbrod. Sic @6ael
gtborten 5. $. Garter, einem Shanf-
porter. 6iini5ig onOcre &1noricn-
uo9el mur0en gerettet.
Ser Suno 9ali.
Foli5eirihter Dfuqupnp ii6eruies
9eItern Sanles Carroll ais ongeb-
lifen Ginbred)er ltnter $500 9iirg-
ihaft Dem 8erihtsucrfohren Ger
Wann mar am Santitag Abeno bci'm
Nortbern 2ibertp Morft pon cilem
9unoe ieit9cbalten poroen, bis Die
Bolliei anIangte uno i'm feItnabm.
2 d] II III n.S ei ND : Concert.
6rou Sdrmam-Seind aie6t belltc
Nadtnltta9 balb . llbr gum Better
oeS &inoergortenS in SiiOmeit-@ oip-
ington i'm oNational. Z heoter" elm
Gon5ert. 0oS folgenoe Erogromnt
miro gcacbcn; 9lrie aus Scr Spcr
gMitrone," &oiii; sd liebe Did"
9eetbouct; gtelc 2iebe neltes 2eben,"
Beethoven; Sitonci (criter uno 51uei-
ter &er9), Sdnbert; Ser guient-
bait" Sbubcrt; HoitIoic 9icbe,"
Sdubcrt; nSrnllcnlicbe uno Sebcn,"
odt Sieoer, Sdumann; nSoppbiid,c
Doc" Brahms; Icdls ungorii6c 81.
acunerlie0er, brahms; .9efreit," Hi.
doro StrollB; oScimlif)e Nufforoe.
rlulN" StrullB.
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WcISicu0uuocu

uad Geutihlano "a Gents plo Marf,
nah Seitrcih 201a Gents pro Grone.
9orto ertra. Shiffsfarten bon uno
nnd Scutidlano. GciiepGIle, @ef.
ieI. GreOitbrieie uno aiSlanOiid)es
@clo. Sbcp. s. Sicncr & Gu., 2t7
Oit.9altimore. StraBe. COB
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-11
Staet Baltimore.
ltnterhaItnnns . 8cameiier.

,Wlnif9!aScmic." Sicie lSoGe; Sorfr
SpcrlzSo, nit SoteDb GulUtBOrn in Der tontiinef
Sper sSbe Srce GAUGE.
pSlnnrn'S." - Stcte '2Sp6e: Ser iirit ialic
Stcp".
%,tsupetH. - 9teie gScde: ole oIrunSatInu.
tic VltrleSuu6rS". Ilglicb %,qiutinee.
,6urS'c Epctn SouiC," r Sieie g8o6e: rGirs.
@St0qe Of ibe Cabbage Suth".
roontbaD." - Sicie SSode: ~ Deliberate
Gbdutc".
pMarnlanS." Wlailer 8abrtel & 60. 3ds'
lilo Ntutiuce.
Gbeu In einenl Repcrtutrc.
,glctp W|ipnumentaG." ~ Siefe g9obe: 9nubcs
bile 4}oritcuuueeu. G6Glib Mlatinec.
rNcnbpop.6p ricruntnrtum." 6rcitag ben
IL, Sc5cmbcr, ltahmiiiags q llgr. 5ueitee NGnts
InertuufiisGou5er beS o&ueittl'G Inrietts".
1Hutrirtcr gurtrus: r0ieiie nnrb Gurord.
ben ErlcHl ulo oua peiliae pulh" am ~. ullo
I2. 0eBemhcr. s lbr gOeuos. in DER reiormirteu
q. EaulcsNilbe. NroaoipnD uno YrGtt- Strube.
,3pu," HurthsHtucnuc NIB Eat.Sirafc. -
Idplid gu5ileunu pilocr 3biert uHo uuoere
llnterba!iuHgch. Jiolfbub=Jtiut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-11

Gin id6nes unb nieIides 0eiGcni
fir N~nseb0rise 1T INNER cine lebens.
srufe Ebotosrapbie ober cine Flint.
lcriidl DoqenSete Cupie eines alien
gilbes in Grapnn, @aTerfarbe, Del
uoer Haiiea. Die idSniten Cabinet.
bilocr MIR 81 pro 9nteno.
Snlims Sebbcl, oeutider 8botoerapb
co., 321 Npr6.0ay.Stra6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-11
s.. 9ebbel.
(Hoo27--0e5tS)
0eprac @alter.

Iiamantcn, Nbrcn, Sdlrtudi gcidhIiffenes
@tns, eilberwaaren unb grpm5en.
ttnier @aareusOrrntb fir &tihnadten Ut jest
manteu, ubrcn, ~Gdbmndfndttn, geidltifenrm
Wlas, sterltng. stfbcr nno Srpnsen. @ir has
ben unS fur bic yebariuiHe uniercr annoen
brrdl porgeiehcn, oas mir eiu amFcraeipubnlidt
umfanareidles Aiprtimcnt auBefd,aift baben,
uno Gin Seindi unfercs 2abcn5 muH Jhuen Sum
lSea97
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-11
GIciSrr maiden Qeufe,

GlciSer MAIDEN Qente,
penn Tie bon q. &uierim, &unber.
idneioer, Mr. 12, Norb-g utapitrabe,
bergeiteat iinb.
(apriI17-.tTtSD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-11
0cntIdlcS Wcl0

III perfaufen. $3.50 Gents pro Marf
ober 4.20 Iarf fir einen Dollar.
@ediel uno Greoitbrieie auf aue
Stdote g,tropa's. @eloienonngen,
Shiiisforten, &eiiepGiie uno alislan.
oiifeS @elo. Shes. 8. Sicncr & So,
217 Dts Baltimore. StraBe. (303-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-11
9ebbel eim,ises Stnoio

ytuutl etN3lBe0 Sluutu
befinoct iidj in Nr. 321, NorS'8as-
Strahc, nabe SigbitraIc, int Eartcrrc
= feline Srrppcn 81 critcigen. Wir
babcn iucbcr cine anbcre 0alcrie in
Baltimore, nod Mgcnten. Man laiIc
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-11

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The Hawaiian star., 1906-04-10
TELEPHONE WHITE 951.

visit the naval band at Pago Pago
paid to Apta, and to have received i'm
petus from the creditable performance
given by band organized and in
structed at one of the mission schools.
II. J. Moors, for many years a leading
merchant and planter in Samoa, with
interests both in German and Ameri-
can Samoa, is one of the most active
in the movement. He maintains that
it has been demonstrated that the ma
tive Samoan has natural musical apti-
|tute abundantly sufficient, if instructed
and cultivated to make certain that
.creditable bands could be organized
among them. The general impetus to
the love and cultivation of music which
this would give, he insists would be
wholesome and important, and il
would afford innocent and pleasing di-
version for the natives which would
keep them from a great deal of the
damage that now comes to them
through sheer idleness.
AS to the expense, he maintains that
the native Samoans were never so
prosperous as they are now; thanks to
the compulsory cOcoanut planting sys-
TEN which has been part of the Ger
man governmental policy now for sew
eral years, the copra crop just gather
ed is larger by 1000 tons than any pre-
vlous crop of the islands. AS copra is
now worth more than $50 a ton this
means an addition of more than $780,
900 to the exports of Samoa, an amount
that is very widely distributed In ad-
dition, a million new cocoanut trees
inf y2vif
few years, greatly increasing the in
comes of the natives. For this reason,
Mr.. Moors argues that they would be
very well able to bear the additional
taxation the maintenance of a band for
each principal settlement would entail,
and very willing to pay it,
The Hawaiian star., 1906-04-10
Africa Now And
Forty Years Ago


published today published Then except
points the and dentens boundary the
features Egypt and Ayssna the makers left practically
TO conjecture Now except the region known the Sou
dan the whole of the continent has been divided with well
determined boundaries SO far description and actual exploration Of
the physical features the country The map
OF Africa today presents of the features that the of South
America dd century ago There are few independent nations
governments the great bulk Of the continent being divided into
pendent government in South America though the division OF the
continent different European governments
9pan possessed most OF it. Portugal had the great possession Of
Brazil France and England represented they In
Africa all these countries represented addition Germany
Belgium and Italy claim dominion considerable
The question arises, will another century many ndepend-
cnt soyeregntes established place of European possessions
South America preents with what she did
tu ago. he probabilities that it will not though who fore
tell century? Sir Charles Dixie, that political prophecy
year the eternity But the progress has been
handicap the weak Amamens and numbers and above all finances
when handicapped by distance of daring
lofty patriotism and frontier reourcuness when aided dis
lance than they hundred DeCrep Spain
1s doubtful OF the South American which
century were her possessions could under circumstances
wage successful war OF independence against her.
Besides the tendencies of the present
in territory rather than toward separation and the creation
naonaes The the Orange Free State have been
reduced from Independent overegnes status The pre-
tence OF nationality is hardly kept Egypt Agiers
COLONY and the other a1arv states are deDcnents On the viii o tr
snia aside from Liberia the regions
pendent sovereignty these the claim of Souan is not pac
iary denied simply because has had
otherwise Abyssnias probably coming Liberia
small and too mporan to bother with and besides her relations
with the United States such that no European likely
70 interfere with her
But quite interesting political changes are the material
changes "A railroad peneaes the Great Sahara Desert Within
the year the tourist Tmbuctoo by rail Kartoum
accessible Cairo almost and the Victoria Falls
palace The Cape to Cairo Railway making
and likely be completed within twenty-five years Every
where in the of Africa where Arab influence been
for centuries the giving the railroad Steamboats,
getting smaller and smaller.
Cooks tours have few regions conquer Africa any
part ofthe earth and the world is rapidly reaching phase
customs and fashions will be the same everywhere.
The Hawaiian star., 1906-04-10

Everybody who has objected to our
territorial form or organization and
wished that Congress had given us a
colonial form of government instead,
will probably favor the scheme to bun
die us up with Porto Rico and the Phi
lippines in an insular bureau
The Hawaiian star., 1906-04-10
REFLECTIoNs OF A BACHELOR.

REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR,
1t takes a woman to know things
without understanding them.
If riches really brought unhappiness
everybody would have them.
Tears are woman's weapon, but here
lately they seem 10 be very effective.
A woman goes to have her palm read
to find out if her neighbor talks about
her.
A man could do a lot of good in the
world by stopping doing the bad things
he does.
The most satisfactory man to tell a
joke to is the one who has already
started to laugh.-New York Press.