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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-17

obern. 9omit miirbe iid bic oemo'
frotiide Stimmen5obl ouf 1874 ltel'
len, cine mebr olS sic S0litc Der 3SG
Stin1mcn. Sic grobcru1g bon 81
neilen Ianbotcn lit aIlcr'
Ninqs fcin fIeines Stiid Nrbeit. lln'
mooIid) lit itc nidt. @cneral @ros'
ncl1or rednct Dor, bob bel Scr lcbten
GrGiiccntcnmohl in 42Iiitriften, bic
bon Hedtslpeqcn O%emotrotild) limo,
Hcpllbliforcr crlu1blt mllroer. -
@cnn 0icie mie6cr an bic 9e1npfra-
ten 5uriidfoIGCn ioater, 10 narcll
nod Is lleilr Monoote fiir oic Gemo.
frntcn 81 crobern. @roSpcnor rcd)-
net ~oIlcr6ingS GerorlS, bob Die &c
publifoncr bon ben ~ Go%ngrcBiiben,
bic frii6cr 0cnofrotiId) lparcn, Die
o6cr lntcr Dem Ginflub Der lcBtcn
Er0iibcntenuobl Sen &epublifoncrn
3uficler, oud) bel ocn fommenben
@oblcn rcpublifoniid bleibcn mer.
bet. Gr giebt nllerbin1S oitd) 5lL
buB Die Hcpublifoncr einegln5obl Der
Site, Die iie bis6er innc 9cbobt, Der.
licren fonrtch, ood) bGlt er bos nid)t
fir notwithstanding. Inoerc 2cutc
boltcn bns fir nlebr, oils mobrid)eins
lid. Sn Tcnniplponicn, Scr repllb-
lifoliiden @odJ6urg, bcrridt in Sol,
&C Der Wiblpirtbid,aft mo bcS@roft-
t6ltms bel Dem &opitol,@au lln5lt-
%frieGenbcit. 9ie nnobbdngigcn Ne-
pubIifoncr itnb Die Gcmofroten ba.
bcu iid} 5u gemeiniomcm Gorgcben
9ccinigt. Ter &icc=ErGiioent 0cs
notionoIcn GorgreB.G omite's bat be.
reitS 5ugeitonbcrl bob oic Republi-
foncr in Fcnttiplponien bier Con,
grefiitc perliercn perocn. IS oiiri.
ten i6rer nod mc6r lucrocl1. g(lid) in
Ohio mcrbcn cine Ilt5obl rcpublifo.
niifcr Gonbiboten einen Gorten
Stonb bobcu, mo IN nerificocncn
Stooten bes @eitcnS mcroen sic
Stanopattcrs Wiihc bobcn, ihrcn9e.
iitItano 81 bcbollpten. HSn Woilodpl.
let's bat Die @eigcrung Der republi.
foltiidcn Stanopotters, Die Sorifiro.
&c at15ilriibrcr, tpcite &reiie Der.
itimmt, Sn Soma, aanios itnb 60
lorooo itcbcn Ole Slfticn ser 9emp.
frotcn nidt ihledt; in Colorado 10.
gar iebr gut. Sm @citcn bat 9rpon
icit @od)cn unousgciett iiir Die &c
nlofrotic gcorbcitet.
Wit gQcoem ober Got cs nit SEM
Fropbc5eien iiber sen IltSioa Der
@oblen feline Safcn; boS Eropbc.
5cicn bot iueiter feinen 3rped, ais
ocn Selttcr etluas llntcrbaItltng luto
INTRIGUING 81 bicten unb 5u politi.
ld)c1 Wcttcn orl5ltregen.
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gen GiIenrpoarelt, 9aumnollmooren,
S0llte uno Sele, @oamoorer, Tarb.
moorcnL Dele mo Yopier, oercll @'r'
the 5lpiiden 10G uno 1917 MfigioEcn
Wtarf itebcn. Somobl in Glnfnbr'
llno susfubr itebt @roBbritannIen
I'M bnmburgiidcn Secbonoel ofcrl
an, an 5peiter Stellc itcben Die
&ercinigten Stooten.
Bon Den Sf,ificn, oic iii Sambur.
ger Sofcn einliefer, illbrcn 1920
Bro5cnt unter oeuti6cr, 2l.93 Bro
sent inter britiider uno 1887 Yro.
sent inter onoeren iremocr 6loggc.
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StatiitiidJcs iiber MarDlanb's Sob
cn.Erobmftion.

Sr. GoipQr0 u. Barter bon Dem
@cologiihen TcrncNungS . 9ilreail
bat eincn @crift iiber Die aobIcns
F%robuftion bcs Sobrcs 1905 pcrof-
fcntlidt. (Gerielbe lit sur ollgemeis
men 8erbreitung pom Geological
Surrey IN MoIbington frei 81 be-
5ieben.) Gin aopitel oes 9crld)ts
bcfoBt iih nit Der INSTRUMENTATION
Norplono'S. g8ir erieben oorouS,
ouB lid) Die Sotol- Ero0llftion bieies
StaotcS I'M Sabre 1905 oltf 5,1OS,539
Sonnen belief, Die an Den @rlibcn
einen @ertb bon 5,S31,760 Collars
botten. Die &oblcniorocrung mor in
1908 I'M 294,917 Sonncn GROCER, alS
in 1904 uno uno 262,374 Sonncn
GROCER, als in 1903, crreihtc ober
niht Die Sobc Der &oblCnf0rberung
BON 1902. Turd bcn Strife Der
gcrgleutc IN Den Sartfoblcn.@cbietcn
Ecnniplponicn's lpurbcn in Den
WorplGnoer &pblcnzHcpicrcn mcbr
aoGlcn geforbert, oils IN irgcno eil1em
Sabre por- oocr nnhber, nGrnlid)
5,27t,6D Sonnen. Die Eroouftion
BON &oblen lit in Worplono ouf ein
perbdltniBm6Big fleines glrcol I'M
Wciten oeS Stootes bcibrGnft. Snl-
merbin lito bis Gnoc 1908 in oieient
Hepicr iiber 1856 WiQionen Sonnen
g%eforoert mprocn. Sic 3obl Der in
Den &%oblcngrllbcn Worplono's be.
ihGitigten 9erglelte belief lid in
1905 ouf uino 5000, bon oencn ieDcr
bel 252 Arbeitstagcn S5S Sonnen
aoblcn iorocrte, olio 81 Conner pro
glrbcitstog. Sn ben 81 @rlben mar
in 80 5cbnitiinOigc, IN 3 nci,l- iinb in
peiteren 2 odtitilnoigc Irbeits5eit
cingefiibrt. Ton ben iibrigcn If Ia
gen feline ltatiitiiden gngobcn Dor.
Wcbcr in 1901, nod in 1905 tomen
IuSit1nOe in Den WorplGnoer Sob
lcngrllbcn Dor. Gle 3obl Scr I'm
gliidSfGQc belief lid oilf y, bon DC
ncn t3 Den Zoo sur Solge bottcn.
9luf ieocS Souicno beihdftigter Berg.
lellte entiiclcn ollo % tohtliGc I'M
QliidSf0llc.
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Sambnrg'S. Sanocl nno Sdiiffabrt in
1908.

Sonburg lit id)on Sn6rjebntc lang
Der critic Sofcn mo S%onocISplob ocS
%ctrop1ilhen Continents gelpcien. Sn
ocnlctten Sobren lit ober icinc 9coclls
lung ais SonoelSboicn ~bcionocrS
tart geltiegcn. 9llth Die tobcllori
ld)en llebcriid)tcn fir oas Sobr 1909
5clgcr micocr cine be0eutcn0c Scr.
fcbrs5untobmc. @1breno Der @oo
ren'Terfebr IN Den Sobrcn 1891 bis
1895 I'M Gurhidnitt SlE WiQioncn
0oppelcentltcr int @ertbe bon iibcr
1926 Miuionen Morf betrilg, mar
oerielbc III 1904 ollf iiber t61 MtiQic.
men Goppclcent1cr I'M @crtbc Don
l702% Wiqionen Mart ocIticQell
uno in 1908 oiti 176H Wiuinnrn
Goppelcentncr I'M @crtbe bon 52l2
Milinnen Wtorf. &on Dem @uorcll.
Tcrtebr oeS Sobres 1905 cntioi,,
ollf Die Ginillbr iiber 121 WiQiorcr
Eoppclcentner I'M @ertbc bon 2S66
Wtilllonen Worf, oif Die Nusfuh.
55H Wiaionen 0oppclcentner I'M
@ertbc bon 2345 M;liionen Worf.
Der bambur9ilde @oorcn . 8erft5r
iilr See bat lid olio IN Sem 3eit.
rollm bon 1891 bis 1868 bel Der gin.
1ubr Der Menac nod) NM 123 YroScrt,
oen Wertbe nob Inn IS YroScnt, bci
Der Trsillbr Der Mcngc nod I'M iO7
mo Dem @ertbe nod I'M, ST Ero;ent
Gchrben.
@ctrcioe ml,roc iiber &"on5ura fir
1obc5u 25S Wiuionen az, Mliblnno,
oet Tereini9tcn Stooten, Nraentiz
lien unb TlinlGnien eingciiibrt. 1iir
nobeSu $50 Wiaioncn Ic,f &ollr
Fam aus Iraentinien, Nu,.toIicl.
8roBbritormicn, Siiooirifn nno Iur.
lono. 6iir 1862 Minioncn Mort
3otfee muroc aus @roiilicr, Wuotc-
molo. @roBbritonnien mnb Sor
" alpdoor be5oNen. 81. 60 Elota.
eaten, Sitinbien. Gu|lono nlr
Rrolilicr lie'erien fir t6G Wiaionei
@arf &cnte mr> ScQr. ,Siir fl
Milionen Marf @ounniuonc fam ans
Sltinoien, Den &ereinigtcn Staotc,
Emo @appten, fir l07 Wiaicncl
Warf Solpeter ans Chile, fir lO5
Miliouen 8ummi mo @uttopc~d)c
aus Weit' NM Sit.afrifo, @roSiiien
%rlaienL 8%ronfreid, urb Eprtuao(
:},oiifcn 80 mo 100 Minioncn Morl
bctnegt iid Die ginfilbr bon @lrncll
Selniiiien mo aopra. &iipfer, Sef
fud)erl uno Selioat. SbmoIi mi
Woihinen.
9ei Der Nusfubr itcbt 3ufer III
@ertbe bon 225Hs Miaionen M,orl
oben al. Groglten uno GbemifoIiel
I'M @ertbe bon iiber t54 Miaioner
Mart biIoen ocn ndhitbohitcp sila
Iubr-Grtitcl iiber Sambmrg. Gs icl.
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Mithupdb brn II. Sftobcr 1906.
Td)t Seitcn.
ErGiibcnt Houicpclt nnb bic pplitiidjc
GGmpaanc In Nciu.Wurf.

Gic Wnlbingtoncr GorrcIppnoentell
pcrldicocncr 3eitutgen bcridter
5ienrlid iibcreinitimmeno, Dab Erdii,
bent Hooiepclt ben grobtcn attbeiI
al Der Scrbit : Gompogne imStontc
Ncu Dorf ninlmt. Su politiihcn
areilen lei man iid flor barber, oob
Der 3ontpf I'M Seimatbs Stootc
oes Erdiioenten in @irflidfcit nlr
5miiden ErGiiocnt Noolcpelt ulto
Searlt gcfilbrt mcroc, ocnt Sr.
Surgbes iei lebiglib Der HcprGicn.
tant H%ooiepelt's. Der YrGlioent bo.
be Sn9beS aiigeIteat lno nominircn
loi'en. Cine Nieoerlogc oes republic
fnniIdlen @oupcrneurs = Gonoihotcn
in &ciu g Dorf mare ocS TrGiiocnten
@oterloo. Sb DEM 10 lit, Dos nil
len natiirlid) mr. Die Gingcmcibtcn.
Er1iiocnt Hooiepelt lit oncrfannter.
moBen ons Snupt Der rcpublifoni
id)en Eortci. lin Silbrcr 5u blciben,
fam eS ibm nid)t gleihgiiltig iein,
luie Die Yortci in Den fomnlcnbcn
@nblen abibneioet; am oQermenig.
ltcn, mcldlen Nilsgong Der @obls
fonlpf in ieinem &eimotbs . Stootc
Nelu . ?)orf nimmt, 9esmegen &c.
ben Stoats . Sefrct1r Mrut - aud,
ein Hcrp . gorfcr = ltno onocrc SEA
binets W'italicocr nod ocm .Stoutc
HGu : 2)orf nuf oen Stump llnO Der
EroIibcnt norntc in Shreiben bic
Hcpublifancr ,nid)t pertroiienslelig ~
leir, ionoern mabnt, oas 0eInotrati
ldc Staots Sidet cnergiid 5i1 be.
f0inpfeu u1o republifnniide Ganoi-
ootcn iiir Den Gongrcb 5l mablen.
Gr arciit in oie Neip . Yorfer @ab,
len lelbit Elm, gibt Hotb, Ser fir sic
Enrtei mad, omcrifaniidcr Illiir-
Jung Dem @cfebl 5icmlid nobc.
fomntt.
SertrG9t lid oicic Ginmiidrung ocS
Nrdiibcntcn in Die innerc Yortci
Tolitif cincs Stootcs nit Der @iiroc
ocs bod)itcn Mmtes i'm 2onoe? Sc,
Der Stnot orbnet ieine i%nlterpoliti,
id)et angclegcnbeitcn am beiten
ielbit. Ger YrGiibcnt Der 8ereinia-
ten Stanten ioll iiber Dem 8etriebe
Der ltootlifen Eortei O Eolitif ltc,
ben, Den burh icine Stclimg perlie.
benen ginilub nidt in ocn Gienit
itnotlifer Tartei : Eplitif itcllen -
unb Die oifentlide Meinung beeilt.
f%lulIen, oenn borouf lollit bos Der
troulide Shreiben" bes T%r0iipenten
an Den &orliber bcs rcpubllfoniiden
Stnnts . 9omite's bon 9telp . s)orf
bod binous. Ter Snbalt oes Der
tronlidcn Shrcibcns lit notiirlidl
raid ollcr @clt befnnnt gemorhen.
llnb fir pielc 9iiraer lit Der @lnid)
OeS ErdIibenien Seiebl, iiir nlle Die,
melde in Iienlten Snfcl Sum's itc.
FEN, unb beren 3obI lit IN Neiu-s )ort
groB. @oblen in Den Stooten ourd)
hen Er1iibenten uro iein &obinct be
einflubt. Gein! SIS pertrGgt lid
nift nit Der 8iiroe bes E~r1iioentcn-
amtcs. Ger Mann al Der Spibc Der
Station iol Stootsmanm iein, feill
Wnlitifpr
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fouf er5iclten @cluinn nobe5u pleoer
onfge5ebrt, bo lid Der 9cflult an6ln-
id,en Bel nollden @roltereien pro
ISobr ollf nlebr dis 100000 Stiicf be-
lief. Sicr5ulonOe lit Der &erlllIt oil
6loidcn fir bic 9rouer nod plcl
GROCER. Gnfilr iino iic aber aud plel
fmlci1Cr.
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Gpiulnnb'S tiirfiide gaocr.
Gouitabfe. @cbdube, 9pitamt Begeu. etcts often.
(Iug22-)
Or. Grnnf ". Sdniflcr.

IS fturb am 16. Gitpber 1906 Or. 1rali ".
Sic 8ecrbioung finoet am 5reitag, ben ~. OFT,
Nndmitlags 3 llbr. BON feiner @obnIne. Sir.
101f, GdntonsS traBe. aus itatt. Seifebrna
pripntim auf Der -Qouoon Pari Genletet0".
COOS 9lngcles, Sal. IHo Chicago, Su., 3ets
tinaen mbgen 9~eidQtait cppireu) (290-2)
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Gpiritnpicn = 2iecn5cm.
elite Gr. II.
Spirittuicn . 2ircns : Mpplifationcn.
ytIeat Der epirituuieu.2ic 6 ummiia re,
3inmcr BOG, 8eridtsgcbaubc.
Mlcu 9. Spnaro, YriItbeHt,
pcrnnrp s9ieieniclb,
Goiparo z. Sraecp.
Ea,r,r;ffIra

0io ,,an 49,
IN, s;,s "NNassntnHnntNs x.tI9neH guoeH FelltioJeh
9 S,tSsr l toos an StlI9eteidt ole am 5ienitaa, 30.
th nm oc .oo S SMnrsnn NH ~ ugr III Nern,
iiiT 6, MY Wtt2 n9 ~ ,,V 1net Ssyiene iinel oor y
~ c ,yniidtasff IN mnSh'ss, PEI ~ nIioner i9Uo,
ctnssr pTst 1r,H' rnn 1otn,uidre lornen. inellll
ssou',wr un' e'luWeH III o'eleH Snreau cts
'u"Si "''"'"' a,, ,s,r.... w.,.,. m
Su'p'"s'p" op"'e' epefseierl.
No.. m, ,ooo o, =.
Inie9, NS'pSn ~" IneGu SuuloHit ...'....2
anntvn' y; Stvu, oi uo6 ~ HiI'HoronlI '''''do
Sutl1p' au'HVuS' 90 M ~ So'r"oe ...'.21
Gtoois. St"vlt. 10 n 'anii = n,,or; ,:i.....i
Sa4aran9o S S,tcmnb 80 1iS1IiG@a9tr ohit q 10 .
SuIteto'S; SpI.pV 81 - oSG 10 NJ =.
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Gle 5oIlpolitiihe n II II.
tcrbonolungcn 5piid)cn Sronfrcid,
u1b Sponien iinb ms Stodcn gero.
then. Sic iinb obgcbroben, miro
aus Moorib gcmcloet, lie iinb unter.
brodcn, beiBt's in Eoris. Ios fron.
50iiidc aobirct bat bcihloiien, oen
b~cltcbcnben WpOuS pipcnoi, Der ont
Nblollfcn NOR, lpeitcr Sll pcrlGngerll.
Gic fron5oiiihcn @in5er lpolen ocrt
Wcttbcluerb Der iponiiden @eine
fcrn ,balten, nm Den .inlunoiId)cn
Morft fiir iid) 81 bcboltcn, IieSpn.
licr bcitebcn boroui, ooB ibrcn bel
ben- lpid)ti9iten gusfubr grtifeln
@cin NM Siiofriid)tcn scr %fron56li.
ihc Wnrft nibt peripcrrt lpcroe.
llcberul bniielbe @ilo - Der Sanoel
moht Die Eolitif. Scr 1clie iponi.
ld)c Sorif cltbolt 10 bobe Sdyub5Dllc,
bob lelbit inter gnrchnnng ser bcrl
Sron5oien %nngebotenen G%rnl1Bi9uri.
gen feline mcicntlide MuSfubr Don
6rontrcid llod Spnnicn moglid) ND
re, lleberoQ biciclbe @eidid)tc:
(burmbobc 3onc sur @obrung Der
cigcnen Erobuftion, babel ober Dos
Strcben, rcd)t picl at Dos HUSBAND
ob5uleten. Cine auSnobme moht
MIR England, Dos nod feline 3ol!'
mouern oligeballt bat, neil es ieine
@epDlferun9 nidt ielbIt crnGbrell
fam. Damn nbcr oltd) cinen groBcil
Sbcil iei1cr 9coiiriniiic aus icincl,
Solomon ocft.
Ser d ter Setter = | M e.
bonn 9e5irfSgcritt in Genper, Col.
bat cinern Wonnc Die 9iir9erpopicrc
perlucigcrt, neil iih ser Monn fret
miltbia ais So5ialilt befunntc. aui
bic Sro9c, Oh ein So5ialiit amerifa-
rllfer @ilracr weroeu fonne, erlui'
ocrte Der Nidtcr: Woglih. lit ooS
'don, Dor mir nber fann er feirl
Vilrger lucr0en. Ter Scrr Gid)ter
filmrmert lid, nlio ben &ilfuf I'M Dos
Weles, oos MIR oenen Die Grmerbuna
oes Vilr9erred)ts pcriogt, Die eincHe'
gleritn9 III ieoer Sorm perncinell
Sa, Der umerifoniihe Nidter bat
mas i'll bcitcIlcn. Selbit ErGiibent
&colepcIt lit iud)tig iiber i'm gelpor.
oerL ais cin 9ntoesriftcr oen 10
lor9Iom porbereiteten Shlng geseil
Den Slcllf Sruit burd ieine ent'
ltciorung pereitelte.
Sn 8icBen nur0c Der
EIorrer Or. @uitop Sd)oner bon
Glfenroo. areiS Stotien, 81 elmer
@od)e 8eiGngnib perurtbcilt. meii
er bel Der @obl oes airhcn : @or-
ltarne" ooH @oblcrocbnib DcfGtidJ,
bate.
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moblbefannte S75 Scerbisunsen nmfaFen:
prndiboIlen Sar1, nit i6lpGr6crl Glid. lucibcm
ooer 0rdIein Ilifb iiber5ogen; duberet Staten;
Weeroieina : gn5ci9e, @inbalfanircr,. 9aro'
f6ube, 1raurrflor. 5obtenbertb obcr 9cdc, Seffs
niinq bes 8rdbeS, 2eifcurudgcll. feds ilene
9utf6en. Bugs. Stible, Si6ter, Gcubter nno
Srupcrie'n.
Nlcs uuniausia SIS. Gciue Ggtra.epeicn.
$50 Vcriauot puu 2eid)cu - $50.
Inoerr 9ccrbigung 500, S1O0 NIB $40.
4prtb. uuo 0rcenwpunt. slpcnue.
Neibe 5elepbone, Sng iillo Htdbt.
CSft4-)
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SpBn Scr,uig & Sugn,
2eidlcubctnttcr nuo Gtntaliamirrr,

Nr. EuOS, AreaUesS truke.
Sfpeigefdb1ft: gtr. 524, GaiterilsIocitle.
SiebIunotoiun, g'altimorcs&ounth.
Wir bnbcn IN unierer laiqer 8ei6ditsprdriS
glrn ulb Jiei6 beeroiat. GiIo NIT gerttaent
BrpIit 5ufrieheli. 9ie i~einftcn Niitiden acticlcrt
fir SuchScitcn. lntcrbnIttnaen lno ullocrc @es
Iegcnbciten. 3eioe telephone. (Wsut2S.fO
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Snrp(iun MhrcuSt.

SIS ffarb am rs. Sftober 1906 In ibrer 99ob'
ning, 9r. 605, Observation-Disclosures, Sarulina
gibrcuot, ocliebie Satin bon SenrD Nlbrenoi,
in ibrerl 40. aeben5iu6re. Die 3eii Der Beer
oigutg ipirb fpdter arge6eigt. (290)
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@uituu ~Sinocnmcncr.

SO ftarb am rs. Sftober 1906 Guitar 9in
mcner, in feinem u. gebensiabrc. Die Neerbi'
aurig finoet Suuncritas, Den IS. Sftober, 9ia6
miifna 3 llbr, Guf Oct D2Seitert Cemetery" ltntt.
$500
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8crmild)te Mnseigen.
Trau Gliiabetb &uSolpb.

Gr. 1919, gScit.2anunlc. strahe,
miro ben ll1tcrri6t in oer Observation-Disclosures
luieocr aufncbnct,
Srbffmlllg Der GIniicn an .. Sftcbcr, Wtor'
gcnS Q llbr.
S6iiler itro g~cbctcn, ihb rc6t5eitig ST mel.
bcn. (Scpt30-)
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Gle @ereinigten 9rauc'
reicn Siiopeit Scutiblano's babe;,
cine @ereinborung %getroffen, BOB
biniort feline 0laide Bier mebr obne
Elm binterlcetes Efano bon 10 Efen'
Mig ~ucrobiolat merben ioll, ipenn
fcinc lccre 6Ioihe in llmtauih 9e-
ecben miro. Tic 8erluite. ipelde ollc
Vrauereien burd) Nbgeben BON SD
ihcn obrc Efonb e%rIitten baben. Iino
etorm uno bobcn bel pcrldicoenen
9raucreien ben inn 6laidenbier Ser.
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Nm 9un0cS GrctSgeri d) /
IN Heip . Yorf lit sur 3eit Elm Tro5cb
aeGen Den acknowledgements SoS.
). Sill bon Der @rcot Hortbern unO
Nortberu Tocific i'm @ongc, Sill
bottc I'M Sabre 1900 cine Mcngc If.
tiei Scr Chicago, burlington unO
Guincp > 9obn fir Durdifnittlid)
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bic Nortbern Encific %peronlcBt, Die
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Gin Spspeptifer in Com
llectleilt logte: sd meroe Oiele aa'
%ltalilelt ellelt, nno menn lie mid INT
bringcn." = ST tbat's; Tie tbatcn'S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-03
Hito nj koso
Toshi ha yori nure
Ham M l-n.af
Thanksgiving In Paris.
From Harper's Bazaar.

From Harpers Bazar.
Have you any idea of what is the Thanks
giving of the American resident of Paris?
Let me tell you. We have turkey with cram
berry sauce. The turkey is stuffed with
things which only the French tongue can
define, and the cranberry sauce is usually
bought in a can, ready made, from an Eng
lish factory. Still, it is real turkey, and the
sauce is red, with real cranberry skins in 1t,
so that we complain not. We are even glad
and grateful, this, too, in spite of the fact
that we are commonly all widows and or
phans-temporarily-wh assemble to eat
the Thanksgiving dinner at home. Our hus-
bands and the fathers of our children are
wont to grace the dinner given by the
American Club, where every man resident
of Paris who Is true patriot goes bursting
with a sense of gratitude because he is q
citizen of the greatest country on earth. To
this dinner are hidden each year a certain
number of innocent and unsuspecting
Frenchmen, who made to consume even
larger quantities of American eagle than OF
turkey. and who must go home sad enough,
II they believe all that the speakers of the
evening tell them of how Americans are
doing everything in the world that is worth
doing; that any small affairs which the
French may still be carryingfi on, we, the
people of the United States, shall appro-
pirate whenever we take the notion.
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ADAM A. wEscHLEn. Aucr1oNEEs.

House. NO 454 Ninth STREET SOUTH
WEST. AM. FRAME DWELLING HOUSE.
NO. 922 "E' STREET SOUTHWEST. BY AUG
By virtue Of a decree Of the Supreme Court Of
the District of Columbia passed in equity .nuse No
2G4s0. the undersigned trustees will offer for sale
at public auction. in front of the premis.s the
the city Of Washington District Of Columbia:
ON FRIDAY THE NINTH DAY OF NOvEM
BER, AID 1905 AT FOUR-THIRTY O'CLOCK
PM. the north eighteen (1S) feet front Ivy the
numbered four hundred and eleven (411, together
witt the improvements consisting Of q brick dwell
ing house. and being premises NO. 454 9Th street
AND ON THE SAME DAY AT FOUR FORTY
FIVE O'CLOCK PM, lot numbered thirty-two
49, in square numbered three hundred and eighty
eight 1856. together with the improvements con-
stns Of frame Ne sa wtn sae 0'
Terms Of sale: One-third of the purchase money
to be paid in cash and the balance In two equal
instaments, payable In one and two years from the
day Of sale, and to be represented by the promls-
interest at the rate of six per centum per annum,
payable semi -annually, and secured by deeds OF
trust the property sold or all cash, at the OPP
ton Of the purchaser purchasers. deposit OF
hundred dollars each parcel will be required
at the time of sale. Terms of sale to be compiled
with within fifteen days from the day OF sale,
otherwise the trustees reserve the right to resell
the property at the risk and cost Of the defauting
purchaser purchasers after at least five days ad
vertisement of such sale In some newspaper pub
lished In the District of Columbia. Conveyancing
recording and nOtarial fees at the cost OF the pur
chaser or purchasers.
VINCENT A. SHEEHY,
400 9th st. NV,
AUGUSTUS W. GRAY,
600 st. NV.
oc29-d&ds eSu Trustees.
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Little Mtnce Pies.

To make the mince meat take one bowl
(pinD of well cooked lean beef chopped in
the finest pieces and measured after chop
ping, three bowls of tart apples coarsely
chopped. one-half bowl suet chopped, one
bowl seeded ralsins. the same amount cur
rants, quarter bowl citron shredded, O
tablespoonful each powdered cinnamon,
cloves and grated nutmeg, teaspoonful
salt and half teaspoonful pepper. Add
bowl Of sugar and sweet cider to make
quite moist. Let the mince meat boil up
ten minutes, then pack in a stone jar.
When ready to bake line small. rather deep
pie tins with pie crust. fill with the mince
meat, put three or four large raisins on
top, cover with crust and bake in a
moderate oven. In cold weather II is
good plan to bake three or four of these
little pies and keep ahead to use as needed
The tins can be purchased at any store for
cents, and the pies can be left on the
tins for the lunch basket or slid off on to
a paper plate as preferred. On the day
that you serve mince pie be sure and add
a generous bit of cheese to go with it.
Little individual apple or prune pies may
be made in the same way for the dinner
pail.
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for example. A day or so later, when he
would remind her OF the story about Jones,
she would say, Why, I thought you said
that was Smith-and what was the point of
that story. anyway Now. wasn't that a
criminal lack of attention."
Envy Of English Women.
Unsuitable homicide ought to be the YER
dict In such case the spinster said. snil
ing. But until we women are interested
IN the subject we shall go on being STUPID
ABOUT 1t. If We would devote half the men
TAI energy to the study of this drama of
politics that we spend on bridge and clothes
we would find ourselves In much closer
Ioucn with life. have always envied the
English women their intimate knowledge of
pontlcal anairs. Party issues are not vague
to them: they are keen about the game in
all Its stages of importance
Imagine the scorn with which an Emo
Hshwoman would look upon the American
woman whom heard say this at a dinner
table: Why do l say 1 am a republican
when my husband is a democrat? Because
the republican party believes in protection
do think we poor women and children need
all the protection we can get. The maternal
instinct is so strong In me that l simply
couldn't be anything but republican, No,
her husband did not throw his plate at her,
but he suddenly looked as II he might die
of apoplexy any second. Such stupidity was
certainly an awful warning to the other
women at that dinner party. for that hus-
bands embarrassment was pitiable.