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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-10-19

(oer @eburtsprt BON Srano GiS5D bat
befAloFen, 2is5t Elm Oentmal gu err
ridten, tpet9e8 gum 100. Geburtstag
oes Somponiiten i'm Sabre 1911 enta
biiqt neroen ioa. 3uglei9 folen ai6
oie in Weinar rubenoen ueberreHte
sran3 2is5ts mad 0oborian gebrd6t
unb i'm 6rieobof oes tleinen Ortes beiz
9efebt pcroen.
8uo 8. Die Sduslerin Roz
Idlia Nopotnp, Die tpegen Hdubmor@
oes an Dem SrieftrGeer Gouoet pom
S6purgeri6te gum Sooe perurtbeilt
puroe, 1T bonn 9aiIer be9naoi9t nor
ben. Del Oberite @eri6tsbof panoelte
bic S~oossftrdfe in lebenslGngli6en
Serter III.
+ ran5en b 3. Der NeItor
Der oeutI6s bDbmif9en Ier5tei6aft,
Der Glteite 8aoear5t BON Sran3ensbao,
@ebeimer Sanitdtsratb Or. Srieori6
Gtraf6nop, lit i'm 70. 2ebensiabre
qeitorben. Or. StraI9npip pirtte
oura Al Sabre als &uror5t in 5rans
sensboo unb bat li6 UNI ben 8urort
grobe 8eroienite erporben.
gre paloau. Sn Dem Na6s
bar itGothen @oloenitein bat cine
S~euersbrunIt Die Stride, bus Sduls
bdus urb 10 anoere @ebGube ein9es
dfdert.
Snnsbrud 4. Sas giIenbdbnz
miniiterium bat mebrere 8riinoe auf
Sen !S0ttineer Selbern oberbalb oes
MariabeIfer Srieobofes CUR @nlage
zines neuen botaniiden @drtens err
lpprben, fposu aud Der 9runotompler
oes neutrality-suspicious. @gon Bit
ter b. SppolSer eebort, pslder audi
Der Regierung feline Sterntparte CUR
@erfiigung itellte.
rainburg 9. Der gau Der 2oz
tdIbabn 8rainburgs Neumarttl puroe
in Ingriff g:nommen. Die GrDffnung
Der @abn oiirfte am /. Suli 1908 err
fol9en.
BOB b q h. 2ebt6in purbe Die
8abn Robbads4 borf, pelfe fir bas
gauge noropeitli9e gDbmen cine neue,
iebr piftige @erbinbung nit Dem aps
nierei9e Sa6Ien berite1t. eroffnet.
Sot5burs. Der 9iatcr goolf
9ett 1T, rs Sabre alt, geitorben.
% / ner 81 e It D I. Der
Wirtbi6aftSbeIiber MattbiaS 2eGner
1T Nafts beim Nadbauiefabren aus
Gang a. D.. Yieiting, no er elmer I'M
terbaltuns beitppbnte, nit benz @es
fpann, auf psldem feline beioen 8nas
ben iaben, heim lleberiebcn elmer
Bride in BEN BieIingflub seItiir3t.
Sin 8nabe ertrant. 2eHner unb Der
Speite 3note ipuroen nit Wiibe ges
retiet, 8as @eIpann puroe bon Der
infolge Reaens bo4gebenoen pielting
fort9ei6pemmt.
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@eferreiG.

% ien Die unter ser 2eitune oss
taiierliden Ratbes profeFor @lafer
itebenos, relf erri4tete b06ere SanoeIs
lsbrdnitalt, osren llnterri6tsoraaniids
ton gleih iener Der beioen Diener
Sanoelsatabemien 1T, ipurbe erDffnet.
Der Sp6n Oss reifen 9antiers
Sdcques Gbren3peig, Der Nbpofat Or.
Ggon Gbrsn3peig. uno Der SberItabss
ur5t Jrur3 @laBl aus arems beainaen
bier Selbitmoro ourd GrIbieben. Or.
Ggon G~bren3psig bate Wedielfdls
ihunssn gum 8etrage BON 100000
aronen b~egdnsen.- 9ier lit 4leranoer
aun3. Sberrsdnungsratb teim Sbers
fen Rsdnungsbct i'm glter bon So
Saaren geitorben.
8a6apei. 9isr lit in GnpeIens
belt Der Minifter GoTnth, 4pponpi unb
pOlonpi Die Waibinston= Statue snt.
bilt lporosn, gu Der s5eier ioaren
siipa 500 IN amerita isbs1oe unaarn
srIhieEen, Die 0emeince Tphorion
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Gro6Gersoat6nnl McGem.

9 ar ii ia 3 t. Ole Ginnabmer
res tsfliiGen GtdateS aug Den Stem.
pelaefiibren fir Rabfabrtorten ~teIiefen
fi6 i'm Sabre 1865 uuf i~rseeIommt
139, $40 Warf.
s eb { n. Scr Gillette Ginpobner
unierer Stoot, Der 0epmeter @eorq
euler, feier3e Ieinen 101. @e6urt8tag.
Mdi ma. Der perItprteae 9cntne,
SGid febte hie Gtabt Moin5 sur llni.
pcriaIerbin 'eires 10000 Mart betra.
genosn germ1genS Elm.
90 / G)eI I aot. Ter GeIfiI6e Mb.
aeoOnete Siufel lit i'm Glitter bon So
Sabren ~eeitorten.
Offcnbaf d. Sier 1T Der Srie,
Den i'm 8isrtrie5 geidIofcn tporben
Sie @uSi6dntpreiie iino lpicber oil
friibern.
90 r M 9. @s id:int Der Reaie.
ring enoIi6 emit 81 rerosn nit be,
Grpeiterune oes SodfIutbprpfiles bes
Hbeinitromes anf Dem redtsn llfer
0as 8reuterfde @aitbaus gu 9pIen:
9drten 1T biefer Sage pom Staate fiji,
oie Gumme BON $4,000 Mart anee.
lauft pprbsn. Gs miro eelesentli1 De,
9btragung bes red!SIeitigen @orlan'
oes nie0eraeleet ner6en.
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8Irtteni6 era.

Stuttgart. Sis piirttsmbers
gifde GiIenbubnberpaltung bat fir Die
WertitGttenarteiter auber Der ourd)
Notwithstanding bebin9te1 IufbeI4
Ierung nit Gidii6t auf Die Qetensmitz
teItbeuerung psitcre 9obnerb09ungen
beipili9t uno Die Mittel bafiir in Den
Gntpurf bes Stats fir 1907-1908
sin9eitellt.
s. eioenDe m. 0ier bat fi6
Elm 8omite gebilbet CUR SDrocrung bes
8oues elmer 2ptalbdbn bon WeiiIens
Itein iiber S~:ioenbeim, Nertt9eim uno
SiGingen nu6 0onaunorth,
SeiIbronn, Die bier ltattges
funoene Sabresberiommlung Der beuts
ihen &pmmil1ion fir amtli6e Meins
~itotiitit teT9tob, lire ndfftidbrise Sas
9ung in Sonitana ~ab5ubalten.
$ pbenbe m. Ger 9o5ent fir
SbItbau an Der bieiieen Sp6I6ule unO
@pritano Der bieIigen 9artenbuuidule,
SeIpettor pbilipp Selo, 1T, SO Sabre
alt, ~perItorben.
8 ii n q n. Ser 9ripatoosent
fir ipitematii9e SbsoIogie an Ger Sic
Ter llniresiitGt, prpfeHpr Sic. tbeol.
Otto S9esl, bat einen Huf ats aubere
oroentli9cr Wrpfeifor na9 9iibingen
srbalten uno angenommen. gr tritt
an Steqe bes an Die gsrlinsr llnipers
iitdt berufenen Sir6enbiftoritsrs Or.
&. 6oQ.
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Cliff. SotDrinaen.

9 trOb B ii r g. Dir 3abl DER
bur@ Ole Re5 aus terIeu6t:n Gcmar:
tun9en rcb:t IiG in GIIob 4YotGringen
in ted"9I,ip:no:m Grfsn1. Gls ntu
i%nfi5irt luuyocn in oiefem Sommsr
feTtgsfetit: On 2pthrinaen Die gemars
iunQe1 @ic uu6 Gemplid, i'm llnter'
GlIob 8,,nbdrO6neiler uno Barr, I'M
SbersGliaB WetioIsb;inl, N%eFtbolten,
SbsrmorT9neier, 8rubah, 2anoisr
unb Sdlinqet. Oils oni6eineno Der.
i9ont gebli:ben fam porldufie 9elten
bas gan5e @sbiet norbli6 o;s Yrsut3ds
tbals Bis 5ur pfdl5ii9sn Grcn3e uno
Der Hebbang pon 0omta6 liter Hdps
poltspei,er gen &olmdr. 9os Winis
iterium eenebmi9te tine 2otteris gum
9au bes eIiGliiIden 9iolttt. 2teaters
in Gtrobturg.
M B. Der fommanoircnbe @cnss
raj bes 16. Nrmcetorps bat fir Die
MiliiGrtdreIen lsines aprps einen
neuen Wurttarif erlaiien, Der ge9en
Die friibercn preiie eine burhI6nitts
li6e Grb0Gung BON 20 prpsent auf.
peiit. 96eurer miro feIoneers Die
Sbedtermuiis befperttet. Seber Mus
iifer mub iebt an Wpfenabsnben min.
oeifens brei Wurt. an S%onntogen bier
Warf erbdltsn. get
R a p Sier
tpG6lte Der @emsinberatb Sen Rentner
Gonitont.a lob einIiimmig gum 9iirs
eermeiter. /e'3h
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S6weiS.

8ern II. Die grbdrbciten an Der
2Dtfdbersbabn baben fegpnnen. NoA
ppr ge9inn ossn Winters 'pllr Der grobe
&0tIhbergsSunnel gu tei6en Geiten in
Nngriff genommen perben.
3 Ii / Of. Mit 165 gesen 80
fosioloemotrotii9e Stimmen genebs
miete Der %8aptonsratb bic Mdbreaeln
Der R%e9ierung gesen Die Gtreitunruben
oieIes Sommers unb tepiaigte Die
8reoite fir bos MilitGraufgebot.
8afef. Der 9rpbe Raft bat Der
ReQierungspprla9e bctrcffs @epGbs
runa elmer Sbeuerunassuluse fir bas
Yerfonul Der 0ffentlifen 8trpaltuns
fir oas Sabr 1906 3u9eitimmt.
g t. g aIIen. Sir cine birette
2inie CT. Standardization (Rbeins
tbaD 6elotird 1T Elm HaEnprojett nit
einem R|uppentunnel uufaeielt NOR
Den, Der Die OiItan3 Ct. galens grls
bsrebdbn nm 4G 3ilometer tiir3t.
90 a t. Bier Souriitsn, toelhe
am SUB oes @letifers Nere dls 2eis
den gefunoen iporber Iinb. ipuroen d!s
Shpeiaer Gtubenten uno Mitglieber
oes Qlpentlubs ibentifiairt. Die
furbtbar psritimmelten Qsifen tpdren
ned 3uldmmeneeleiit, oiS man lie fano.
Gent. Die 9oliaei in @enf Der
bdfte!e 0rei ru5iiiGe Gtuo'nten, 9epr9
INN Qfpn 3erefilio,i Ipfpie Te1ior Wds
gallon, oeren Muslieferung Ron Der ruiz
iifdsn @eIdnotfhdft u1ter Dem Cor
eeben perlai,at mdrb, Dab lie in Don.
dstsf $4,000 Rubsl geitoblen bitten.
Ter Dor einiaer 3eit peridlpunosne
Rbein!palb purbe in einem @6sruno
Der SoraHe. Eel rRer De 8luee, toot
oufaefunbsr. Die in 6annoper pobs
nenbe 1amilie lpuroe teleerapbii9 re-
nodridtigt, Gie aeiAe puroe na9
Gbamonir eebra4t.
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Sreie StGOfe.

$ q m b Ii r g. Die 9iir9er'6dft
beipiqi9ie auf Intrae bes Genat8 10,s
900 Marf fir Ole our6 oas Grobeben
in Gbi.e GefGGbig.en. Sci Dem bic
figsn 9~ilFsausIdub gingen fir Chile
PSI .298 Mart Elm. = Sn elmer aubers
orbentli6sn 0eneralperfdmmIung Der
4ttionGre Ger SamburgsGmerita sQinie
lpurbe Der bonn 9ufIi6tsrutb gutgebeis
bene 8ori6lag, oos Sapitdl Der Sc
felfdaft UNI 100000 Mart gu err
b0ben. einitimmi9 dngenomtren. Gs
iou Die &apisdlss Grbotung baau bic
men, UNI Den S6iffsbeItano gu permebT
rem, Der fir Die geittiqerten Inforoes
runeen bes 0ertebrs ni9t me6r auss
rei9t. gu Dem glciden gefuFe bat audi
Der NoroosutIde oIonb in Bremen iein
aapitdl nm 10000, 900 Wart erb0bt.
Bel benz Saifun in 6pnefons lino
bon 10 BORT IiegenOsn rsutiden Tam.
pfern folsenoe ie6S 9eTigonbet: pet
,arh." emma Gupten," ySobanne,"
.9%penrdbe," Signal" unb ,Serta."
G6tper bei9doist finb vprin5 Waloes
mar" r9epapon9ie," nGbpntai," rHas
,jdb." Sr16ers" unb ,Ouint." Wens
fdenberluIte iinb unter DEN Rei6soeuts
ihen nidt au b~etla9en.
Bremen. qn Ste1e bes p%erftors
benen paftors Or. 81. aaltboff bat Die
ct. Wariini. Gemsinbe BEN SenenIer
pripatbosenten De- gbeolosie Sic, Jr.
2ipiius 9epGblt.
gremerb q Quf Sedlenz
boras S6ifFsnerft lief Der 5000 Res
eiitsrtonner groBe S%aniabampfer .Ros
iberfels" pom Stapel.
6 Ii + d. !6ser lit Die Satin bes
Gerators Or. g. s. Sebling qeitorben.
Gis mar Die ein5ise 9odtsr bes Did,
tcrs emanuel 0eibel, Der am II. Ofs
tob.r 1915 in 2ibed seboren purbe
un0 bier am 6. Iprit 1884 aus Dem
2ebAn i6ieb.
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&%6arinai[6e Staaten.

MItenburg. Der tSsr5os bon
@ltcnburg bat aus Inlab ieines 80.
@eburtstases elmer sroberen @n3abl
bon seridtli9 ooer poliSeili9 beitrafz
ten per1onen @naoenerpeife babur6
sutbeil tperoeu laien, Dab pouitdnoi9er
Dber tbeilneiIer StraferlaB poer llms
tpantsluns in cine milosre Strafe bers
fiist fperosn lit. Die Staot M~ltenburg
befdlob aus QnIab Der Seier Die Qns
Iseung zines Stabtpaloes. gs iino
fir oiefen 3ped insseiummt 10000
Mart oufeebru6t norben, $1,000
Mart BON freipiqieen 9ebern uno
$1,000 Mart feitenS Der Stabt.
gfanfen burg. Bel Der 9iirs
germeiIteripabI purbe Der bisberige,
felt "a Ssobren amtirenoe 8iirsermeis
fter Sermann gdbrins auf II Sabre
nieoereepGblt.
SImenau II. Die Staotpsrorbs
neten baben bef6loHen, Den 9runnen
Dor Der Stuotapptbete gu einem @petbes
Wpnumentalbrunnen umSugeItalten,
Hno nit Der Iusarbsitung' oieIss proz
jettes profe1or 5rib S6umuder in
DRESDEN betraut.
a. Sir Sic al" Ser bitTigen
~llniperiitdt nei srri9tete auberprbents
li9e profeKur in Soaialpplitit uno
acknowledgements lit Der pripdtooSent
Or. 9. 9asmssS iibineen b"erufen nor
ben,
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nes 10 4rmeeforps lei 6e6lsn aeyiett
Der Gragoner 6iamer pom CIoen6ur.
nii6en Draepner= Rs9iment inter oit
Rdoer eineg gagaespagenS unO erlit,
10 fhfpsre gerlebungen. OQB er mad
tur3er 92eit peyitarb.
SEQ fhen. Ger Grsi8toa He8 8rei,
les iS1tber feidloB Die Grridtuno
elmer ci,lere1 SpartaiIe fir cen Sreia
artben ba Die biSberine areia'par.
fafIe nur non Der Stubt S5then Der.
maliet rirb. Der audi idmmtii9, llsber,
iduHe Suflieben. nat.u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-10-19

@ 6 me BE M @erihtss
fdale c. WGbreno elmer Sh0ffenees
ridtsiibuns in Berlin flattsrte plobli4
our6 Elm offe~nitebenoes Jeniter cine
Sdnolbe, Die permutblid bon einem
Rautpogst berfolst froroen mar, in ben
8eri1tsiaal. Sas Sbierden flog
frDblid 5luitidsrno i'm 9eridtsiaal
lumber, 10 oab ole 0%erbanoluns bas
our9 cine tleine llnterbreduns erlitt.
WGe 0erIu6e, bas Sbier1sn gu e%ntfers
men, blieben erfolglos. Sdliebli9
iebte ii6 Die S6pdlbe auf ben iiber
Dem Ri9tertiI6 ~bdnsenosn 8eleuds
tunsstorpsr. 9lus Der 9egenb, in Der
iid Der Doael bdusli6 nieberselafen
bate, fam plDblid Elm eeipifss gtipds
%geffogsn. oos NIT tlatihenbsm De-
rGtid uuf Den Ri6tertif9 nieoerfiel.
Grit nah oieIer ~gcraoe5u unerborten
llnoebiibr Dor 8eri4t fpuroe Der llebels
tbdt.r gum 5snitsr b~inausgejdgt.
DoIfte bren q
NJ eu3tings 4 D ten. Der
43iGbriae Bauer @aunersborfer in
sSeoenIpeigsn, Ositerreih, lag ihlafeno
i'm Bette, als iih Inn orei llbr Jrib
feline 8ottin beimlid pom Eager erbob.
eine Sade bolte uno gum Shlafenoen
idlifl, in Der 2lbiidt, ibn gu ermors
Den. sic fiibrts einsn ipudtisen 5ieb
gegsn feline linte @eiidtsbGlfte uno
bsr!eBie ibn ihpsr. 9aunersoorfer
bate nod Die. srn!i, iid BON isinsm
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Snxem8nrg.

cure mbura. Sm Srt gtooin,
gen i9euten Die pisrbe zines Moeena
Dor einem @ntompbil. Der Woeen
itiir3te einen 4bbang binunter. Ser
Jubrmann uno fein Sobn fpuroe ges
t6btet, Die 5rau o:s Jubrmanns brad
beioe 9eine.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-10-19

barn terbei. Ter MeBQeyburide murbe
fiiCbti1, tpnnte ie0o6 our4 Die Sen
oarmerie f%eItacnpmmen peroen. 6eB
mar lebensaefabrIih perleBt.
g Il d II. Mojor q. .,
So6um, sulsBt Satdiapnstomman>eur
i'm 6. Snfantsrie. Re9iment, 1T I'M
Utter pcn 40 Sa9ren 9eitorten.
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2Ne6fenBmra.

Mtu itrelib B. Die Medlenb::rs
glide isrieori9 Observation-Disclosures
f.Gfdaft3 at ben Qeriras nit Der pr..is
biidsn NVrobabn betreffeno bi. Be-
nasuns o.s gabnbofs W.ufrelis uns
ter gabnftrede srtfden Neuftr.lib uns
D!antenfse gum 1. Mpril 1907 getiin,
oist. SnfolseosTen lift Die DIRECTION
Der Grisorid WtfbeIm= gtienbabn ges
%5fpnnser, in Heuftrelit einen bs{ons
oerer, gabnbof gu erbanen unb auber.
Dem auh bic Sfrede 5tpiiden Neuftrs.
lily iino g!onteniee dpfauT4iitten.
0~focn6ura.
gant. Das isltene Set Der Tia.
mants5oh5eit tesinssn Die GbeIeut,
Deilihmibt. NN.
yraunfGweis. la1sff.
9pIamino Sc n, an IiauSper
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NfocnDura.
grannfGDess. laDSf.

aoIam Sc n. am ManSpel
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-14
rain MARRIED OUTING
OF PYTHIAN KNIGHTS

ASBURY PARK, Sept. 14.@One
thousand members of the Knights of
Pythias, many of them in uniform,
visited Asbury Park yesterday for
their annual outing and field day ex-
erciSes. The committee in charge of
the days program had planned for a
parade and competitive drill, but the
delegations from the various cities
were small in number and they failed
to bring music with them, so the par
ade feature of the celebration was
abandoned. A heavy shower at noon
forced the visitors to seek shelter,
and as the showers fell at intervals
during the afternoon their days
pleasure was marred.
The officials of the order present
included Joseph Wilson, Jr., of South
Amboy, grand chancellor; William
T. Hilliard, of Salem, grand vice
chancellor; John Patrick, of Ruther-
ford, grand master of the eXchequer;
Elmer e. Margerum, of Trenton,
grand keeper of records, and seal:
William II. Everson, of New Bruins
wick, chairman of the finance COM
mittee; James II. Clark, of Jersey
City, chief tribune; the Rev. Dewitt
G. Cobb, of Salem, supreme represen-
tative, and William e. Hitchcock, of
Newark, general commander of the
uniformed rank.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-14
TO SELL GOODS
IN B RAIL.
Member of Taft's Party Tells Of
A South American Tour and
His Views.

Mr.. w. J.. Johnston, publisher of
the American Exporter, New York,
who last summer made a trip to the
Orient as a member of Secretary
Taft's party, to study commercial
conditions and the opportunities for
the sale of American goods in Japan,
the Philippines and China, is spend
ing the present summer in South Am
erica, visiting the principal countries
at the same time as Secretary Root,
sc as to take advantage of the in
creased interest in American manu-
features aroused by the tour of our
Secretary of State.
Mr.. Johnston has this to say re-
garding Brazil:
"There is undoubtedly a large
market in Brazil for manufactured
articles from the United States-ma-
chinery, hardware, novelties, agri-
cultural implements, automobiles
and other vehicles, typewriters,
shoes, textiles, drugs and proprietary
medicines, food preparations and
beverages, perfumes, paints, oils and
varnishes, furniture, roofing, clocks
and watches, steam and electrical
specialties and the like.
ITO begin with, the fact should be
borne in mind that the conditions all
favor a large trade between the Unit
ed States and Brazil. The United
States is Brazils best market, taking
more than half of her entire exports.
We admit free of duty her coffee Ito
the extent in 1905 of $64,136,0 0S),
her India rubber ($2S,476,252), her
cacao $G,23S.S59). her hides and
skins ($2,364, 207 free besides $507,-
936 %dutiable) her manganese ore and
oxide of manganese ($990,044),
making with other articles a total of
1905 free of duty of $97, 966,274.
1T will thus readily be seen how
seriously the prosperity of Brazil
would be affected were we, for exam
pie, to impose even a small tax on
her coffee.
1.-THE important special conces-
sions recently made by Brazil in fav-
or of certain lines of American goods
and the answer which Brazil has
made to other countries, which OBJ
jeeted to the preferential arrange
ment with us, and which claimed
equal privileges (under the favored
nations clause in their treaties)
demonstrated that the statesmen of
Brazil appreciate the situation. They
II pOlnL out 10 UnoSG OUnor
countries hat the commercial rela-
lions existing between the United
States and Brazil are unique and that
this is the reaso why the special adj
vantage is given to the United States.
at is considered not unlikely that
rebates will be made from time to
time on other lines of American
manufactures; in fact American eX-
porters may be able to secure addi-
tional concessions if they will only
present the matter forcefully before
the State Department. Secretary
Root takes more than ordinary pat
riotic interest in the extension of
American foreign trade. He is now
personally known to and highly es-
teemed by Brazilian officials. Never
before have the Brazilians received a
foreigner with such marked atten-
ton. A request later from the State
Department is likely to receive care
full consideration. If American man
ufacturers do not get further tariff
advantages in Brazil, the fault will
be entirely their own"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-14

BUFFALO, Sept. 14.-Dr. w. w
Turver, who conducted a hospital fol
women at 101 Niagara street, is O
prisoner at police headquarters, anC
the police are trying to unravcl the
mystery of the sudden disappearance
of Gertrude Knight of Philadelphia
from his establishment, where large
quantities of blood stained clothes
were found. The police were first at
tracted to DIR. Turner's place when,
following a quarrel with Miss Geddes,
his head nurse, DR.. Turver went
through the place with an AK smashing
furniture and windows.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-14
Selden's Long Wait For Wealth.

Twenty five years ago, writes LIE
roy Scott in Technical World Maya
zine for September, a young mar
with a scheme for a carriage to be
run by a gasoline motor called upor
a large manufacturer of vehicles and
farm implements. The young mar
had spent years upon his patent-its
success meant fortune to him, anG
also triumph over the men who had
laughed at him. So he used his besr
eloquence to induce the manufactur
er to put his automobile on the mar
ket.
But the manufacturer shook his
head. You've been wasting YOU
time on that scheme he said. "And
If | went into it, I'd be wasting my
money. No sir-even if it worked
nobody'd ever care to ride in youl
explosion buggy"
The young man was George B
Selden, and what this manufactures
said was also said by dozens of 9th
ers. Today there are in use in the
United States about 10000 "explos-
ion b~uggies;" and about 70 per cent
of all gasoline automobiles made in
this country or imported into it are
licensed under the Seldom patent
the royalties paid during the last
three years amounting to 1914, 1873.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-14
FILED
IN THREE ESTATES.
South Amb0y Estates Settled Up
Those of Madge S. Hermann,
Thomas Baker, John Leary.
Special to the EVENING NEWS:

NEW BRUNSWICK, Sept. 14.-In
the Orphans Court this morning fl
nal accountings of three South Am
boy estates were filed.
The accounting of Harry c. Per-
rine, administrator of the estate of
Madge S. Herman, showed the value
of the estate to be 1925 Is, and the
balance, $21S.25, after all expenses
were paid. The administrator was
allowed a fee of $64.76, and Adrian
Lyon was allowed 800 as counsel
fees.
The accounting of Bernard Roddy
and Gottlieb Straub, administrators
OF the estate of Thomas Baker, show
ed a value of $2,07S. Sc, of which
$l,OO1.99 had been turned over to
the widow after the expenses had
been paid.
Inc accounting of Patrick Cam
pion, executor of the estate of John
Leary, showed the value of the es-
tate to be ~$437.S5, of which there is
a balance of $3.50. SIS. The executor
was allowed $3O.65 as his fee, and
Lawyer Coan receives $25 counsel
fees.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-14
Indict s~tcnsIand,s Bank Directors.

CHICAGO, Sept. 14.-The grand jury
has returned indictments against the
directors of the Milwaukee Avenue
State bank, of which Paul o. Stems.
land was president. The indictments
charge embezZlement and name vari.
Il amounts ranging from $50 to ST.
900. The directors are NJ. A. La Buy,
Frank Crane, Joseph Lister, Elof John
son aid Marius Kirkeby. Additional
indictments were returned against
Sten*land and Henry W. Herring, the
former cashier of the bank.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-14
Coal Tar Commands in Food.


The use of coal tar compounds in
foods has increased tremendously in
recent years. Over two thousand of
them are on the market now. Their
discovery has practically forced out
lead chromate and similar mineral
dyes, which formerly were commonly
found in cheap CONNECTIONS.
While most of the colors derived
from coal tar are harmless, some are
decidedly Objectionable and should
never be used in food. A few, like
picric acid, a brilliant yellow dye,
are really poisonous, but more are
made SO in their manufacture. Ar
senic is frequently used in this pro-
cess and is very difficult to complete
ly eliminate from the finished prod
uct; a mere trace is sufficient to place
the color on the dangerous list. Fuch-
sin and a group Of similar dyes are
now harmless because the old arsenic
method has been discarded for a SAT-
er one. Probably more chemists are
working on the safe manufacture of
these colors than on any M problem,
and each year brings new colors and
improved processes for the produc-
ton of the old dyes.
Inc m established the
he~althfulness of the harmless colors
to their satisfaction by compiling sta
tistics of the anilin factory laborers.
From these it would appear that the
proportion of illness is remarkably
small. This, however, is a merely
negative test. A point worthy of
consideration is the amount neces-
sary to be used for coloring
Formerly confectioners, especially,
were forced to use color with a Law
ish hand. With coal tar dyes the
case is different; one ounce of aura
mine, a much used color, will tint two
thousand pounds of CONNECTION. Pro-
fessor Leach. food analyst of Massa-
chusetts, says: Very little danger
need be apprehended from the use of
coal tar dyes in food, Objectionable
as they certainly are as a commercial
fraud."-Good Housekeeping.