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Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-20

lest well of the disastrous,
American warship-in 1914, when a iron
IL exploded ship Princeton, killing
secretaries Of state and navy, Upshur Gimer
several other government officials
The Princeton had just been Phlade
phia enthusiastically
Stockton who had
unheardo days exhibit
formidable of
had long that he invited brilliant
of both visit the magnificent ship
chrson down the Potomac
President Tyler the of accompanied
by Mrs Robert Tyler Miss and John the
executive mansion; number officers all
the Spencer high
tonae of number of
attaches and secretaries Of legations the minister from Mexcn
all about 400 of the diplomatic circles Washing
ton.
The down the river plying between
Washington Alexandria Princeton lying
Washington The warshp
for the of the world it with the of
nation streaming the bright February sunshine the band
struck Hail Columbia and hundred sailors the Prince
rigging returned the cheers of the presidential
company vessel presented
the band The Spangled presidential
wenty-one sumptuous banquet
assembled the deck while the big ironically called the
"Peaemaker shotted and fired The ball struck the
half mile the half times until
the could no longer follow its progress.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-20

excellent botanical garden rvang the at Buenzog
Handy itself rivals Buienzorg There
ensive gardens and inferior
those Ceylon and These equally
distant from the the north the south
garden Randy has twice the altitude of the other We
in comparing the plants and examining the specimens
While Buenzorg superior In collection orchids
Handy anything have Here the yellow bamboo
added the varieties elsewhere
palm whose leaves spiral line like the
Another curious variety is the sealing the higher
of which look exactly like red sealing PALM
which also in Java is be found its being
rived from the fact that each leaf
water to Stake travellers thirst The TALBOT
attention of all visitors because
parchment for the early Buddhism
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-20
Ice and Water in the Orient

item Of trade for nowhere
does appreciate had the Ice
machine made importation unnecessar boats
condensed water and there are
We Borneo 10 Slnga
a which equipped with ice machine and we
English passenger TOOK
national characteristics ano
when Americans moved into new
established while the English
laying of cricket grounds
far the Orient until he becomes crank
He receives warnings that he soon
glassu the bot
pail the and If he relies boiled
he really been boiled that
some other accidentally substituted THE Old
recalled vision of delight and the we'll at
admiration felt before (Faucet
may be for well by those who live in a city,
the Island of Ceylon just below the
southernmost point India Here
modious ves with singa
pore breezes Of Ceyon i'm
mortaliEed in son story-it is the land
Handy. evenhve miles from the coast there is
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-20
Unpleasant Experience With a Boar

Our boat arrived between and the evening. the
hotels full but that could OBJ
morning. number would leave ship
and he assured tnat
welcome morning Just ~$se
daughter retiring board followed by lot
of baggage porter
permission the until morning
brusquey engaged the two months
called his attention to the fact that the
reaching and would not leave until the
politely could that the captain
whether entitled 20 claim the
Without consulting the captain
demanded that the ladies be moved
another although another placed at his disposal
for the night plain STRAIGHTFORWARD and emphatic
him the point where he willing
temporarily afraid that he still regards
uncouh He is however
far who would claim right
entitled then demand the enforcement
of others
mentioned witnessed burial the
of the died
Singapore learned of while the funeral
progress corpse enclosed black
speed funeral dirge the body
reaching the it hoaed back for
sight to the
remains human being consigned watey tomb with nothing
resting place; he does alone, for in
mighty sepucher myriads lie buried and the
that by the
those who rest the land. w. ]. BRYAN
copyright, 1909
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-20
Peculiar Disease of the Orient

disease these ATTITUDES called tropical
uncomfortable which sometimes manifests itself
European with subjects This
medical
of officials should be
ground subject scientifically considered
This
Europeans, is
dol o an European.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-20
American Missionary Busy Everywhere

We American missionary everywhere but his
promising than anywhere Mis-
sonary successful the Chinese the
the Tms at Singapore but nearly
and while they believe
Christ great prophet they believe the author
of o a superior teacher.
opportunity to study human nature in
phases extended representatives of all
the nations. Lloyd line running from
(this add makes possible for
Francisco New York within two months with
enough ct the principal
something cities and the peope We went from
Singapore this line Besides
Americans still larger number of
route for Europe and
We made
the it possible to do
leaving the boat Colombo
came into belonged
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-20
No Need for American Goods

the possibilities of the
tropics overesmaed by enthusiastic
their much lower
possibly sell suited
need building material and for
clothing than 100 Of
robes the content them
very scanty cheap costume
which some one
parts the footmen
livery supposed that might work
beech and fishing rods but find the latter
the not valuable enough to furnish
a basis of much trade.
that might be developed II
the and the natives not skill
godsmiths passion here Women fairly load them
with when they afford it. They
bracelets and anHlets ornaments
ALL jewels the We noticed
yesterday pendants hanging from each
from the side and from the lobe and
with six in either but
tewery The ornaments look like
shirt both nosrs sometimes
a ring the The necklaces greatly
in style workmanship The island Of Ceyon rich in
gems for the jewelers. art From
the fact that nearly precious mentioned in the Bible
known ships carried wealth to Solomon
extravagant Of ewey here one is almost
tempted forgive vulgar display of precious stones
made then the ubies the sapphires the
amehsts the aexandertes the cats
exhibited the stores here so beautiful
against vanity to resist their charms
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-20
Great seaports Near the Equator

There two great seapo the equator which
visits viz. Colombo
also stop at Penang thriving city the Malay peninsula
400 miles north Singapore Singapore
far from the mainland
going of all nations The ships from China
the
between India and Australia Here be found
taves nationaes wentynine distinct
spoken in this CITY, The Portuguese
still of the traders living the
Of time the still
numerousy
though arrival largely suppanted both in the
Of the though the Germans be
Singapore the for tin, three
worlds being mined
S1O5O0O0O worth of tin from the Straits
900 worth in
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-20
Cork Helmets and Breakfast in Paiamas

The white helmet hat, with lining of
headwea for both and
long stay here convince that it
White clothes which reflect the
by both For evening Dress sometimes
white jacket reaching the waist
lounge about in pajamas of varegated
Eating extends through the be
had from to 8, breakfast lunch
fhn it is called here the from
follows at A. and dinner from
hours for Europeans Americans those
adopted foreign but of the natives
missed of these meals
We the dark-skinned are
darker yellow than
brown and the Tamis quite black while the Sngaes
dams between black a brown. Mark
compliment these darksknned
white conendng that their
the white face has reckles, pmpes
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-20

not entering the temperate
through the Red he has temperature
and opportunities still
java which carried nearly eight
While the the noticeable being relieved
by the ocean breeze but
the day is not that the heat greater
summer heat in the United States the
shade and the of the
conceivable to without
ports too the heat intensified weight moisture of the
air. and the temperature practically
at least part the world the winter time cam
not imagine 1t
While the native population barebacked
footed and sometimes
to possible device protect climate
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-20

HE explosion the battleshp Kearsage
H lest well of the disastrous of accidents
Ia American warshp-n 1914, when great iron
~ exploded ship Princeton killing
Of nd Unshnr nd
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-20

ANGooN, Burma Feb. 16, 19OG.-(special Correspond
ence of The Bee.)-In tour around the world on,
travels by steamer about 5000 miles through tropics
Entering the torrid after leaving Hong
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-20
AROUND THE WORLD WITH WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYA

Cylos ISLE Where
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-08-24
Meme Saskatchewan.

G bicoNn 81. is. }IuQ1It. --
Die 9unoca. .@roBgeihmorcucn 6a6cn
Die llntcriuhung Scr 2(ufloqcn 0r0cn
Die vStonOaro Sil So" Oab lie Don
cnl9en Giicnb0bncu bci'm transport
tbrca Ero0uft3 uon M6itiua, Sn0.,
naf Gait Ct. 2onia mO Don @bitina
nNh @ranO &lrnction lcmu, Nabattc
on8cnonmcn babe, iortgciebt. Die
blerbei bct0ciIiatcn Na6ncn lmO 0c
nSofe Sborc 4 Mihig0n Soutbcru, "
Die olSllinoia Central" Die .Guona,
pile x Icrre 0alltc" lut0 oie ,Gbi.
coao EcrminoI lronaicr So" Ga
olGcnbliflih fem NunOca Ni6tcr IN
G6icdao mcilt, Oiiritc ole 9fiidfcbr
pon 9iidtcr Hctbco obNcpartct mcr
Den miiilcn, pcIhe nm fonmcnocn
QicnItoN crioI9cn ioQ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-08-24
1ntcrnotiunale 5npunrnphin..

Colorado Springs, Col,
IS. 2lugult - Ter in ser geitrlgen
Conventions. Siglug ser .Snterna.
tionoI Typographical eingcreidte 9ln.
tr0l 0ea 0elcguten NobcrtS aus
@oibn1tou Miuidm u. ScnrIt iiir
iciuc Gemii6uuGcn i'm Sntcreiie ser
orAuliirten 2lr6cit III beloben, begeg.
netc Der beitigcn Gppolition ocS De-
IcBdten DicGullod ans Smabd. lpel-
der 0icIen 2lntrng eincn 9ltt politi.
ifCr Watbcnld)nit nnnnte, oarauf be-
rcdnct, Die international 5upoara-
pbcuI lniou" o}ltn Sdmonje am
Irdd)cn Circa 9lnocren" 5lt mad)en.
ShlicbIid einigte man iid) AMI cinen
SubItltilt5 .&oridlal in peldem ale
NCoutteurc meIhe lid nm Oic organi.
iirtc 4rbcit uerOient genod)t boben,
9clpbt mcr0cl imo lit pclhcm ocS pom
Srn. Scarf lcii1rteu Samples inter
ipcjcller Guud6mml ser Sorg1uge
in Cos }lugcIea bcionocrS geoadt
miro.
Der gcridt oeS Gomitc'S fiir 30.
litif, melhc9 Die 9ereiui1ung oller
lluiona cnpiieblt, gum 3pefe Der
politjiheu llntcritiitung ser MGnner.
meldc iiir MISUNDERSTANDING einge-
trctcn iin0, eutieiielte groBen Gutbn.
iiaamuS. OtcSullod ermabnte sic
1ele1oten idlieBlid). oabin 5u mirfen,
0aB ale gtr6eiter ibre Stinmen. pom
alderman bis sum- Senator. mir iiir
ioIde QiGnncr nbleben. ouf melhe
man iif ais Srcunoe Ger 9lrbeiterge-
icbgcbuig lmbeoingt pcrIoiien Tonne.
Iur d / d. uut. - ,Wteine grant
lit mcir ein5iger @eoanfe." ..Sa,
lo2 lit EN- auter geoanfe; BON Dem
tonncn Sic leben"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-08-24
Snllcn MAIDEN iGrcH sdnitt,


u m,0orf, Is. 9tltgltit. - DtiI'
liuucn mluGcn gcitcrf in NaQitrabe
ucrOicnt. Iic n9uIcn" iiibrten ei'
ucu Cans nm oa@ dolOcue adIb out
mic i'm sic Gambler icit Sabren
uid,t QciC6cn hobCn. 3oS 8clo, mel
Dies Ocn Nubnorbeitcrn obge3padt
lnO uon 0cu &Hocu Ger GiIcnbob'
ncn ourh crorbitunte @oiiuAier. II.
6rohtruteu crpreBt mur0c, aelangte
0citcru 1T Scr @oQitruBe 3ur Ser
tbcilrg. limo 5luor nidt an oas
,uiclNclic6tc @ublifm." pie man
BORT Die ySudCr@" lm0 Oie geDobn.
lihcu @ulo, mo &icicr Spcfulon.
ten }u ncmcu pfIeqt, ionOern fait
mt9ibliCBlih an oic grobCn Soi.
iilhc.
@cun Iu pjcI bait lpirit Glt baIo
Mod picI ncbr 0o3l bctonlnen.
Io3 mar oic Siguatur oeS aeltri.
Ncu Cages Gic Ebiontbropeu,
mclhc an ser 0citrigcn Souiie nit
10 uno 10 picl Wtiuioncn ibrCuSd dnitt
mohtcu morcu; e, $. Sorrimon
$lOOOO,O0O &0uig GOmoro Der Sies
bcutc. $tO0OO,OO; @nL &odcieuer
$1,000; 9uircO q. &unocrbilt $6,.
OOO000; &onc1 NJ, Scene, 5000.
eco; Sobn N @otea, $5O00,0OO;
Nciicrion NJ Gem, $5000000; s.
s.. @oQcra, $5.000000; Mm. 8 Ban.
OcrbiIt. $lOOOOO0; SomcS Still.
man 100000; Norrp @ciI. ST.
100000; &ucob 3iclo, $t000000;
Mm. GliUcr, Sl000,00O.
Go2 YonOdmonium bcgnnn, ais
ouf ser @0ric unAetiinOigt muroe,
oob Die yllnion Eociiic Giicnbobn"
cine boIbidbrlihe Gipiocnoe BON 3
lro5cnt, mo Ole ,Soutbcru Eocific"
cine iolhc bon 2I3 @ro5cnt erflGrt
babe Gic Ntticn Der ollnion Eaci.
tic" aingcn lmt 16 GointS in Die SO.
be lno 0tc scr YSout6ern Gacific"
INN ). Die Der nEenniplpouia Gi
iCubobn" murOcu ebeniollS bonn Sic
Der criaBt lmn III Ole S1obC 0ctricben.
IoB bic bCiocn EoCiiic go6nen ei'
nc licmlh bobe GipioenOe crboIten
luirbcn, bntte mnu nllgcmcin onge.
nomucn. glbcr man hottc befiirh.
tct Dob Oo3 Arobc Grobcbcn eiren
Strit ourh bic 9iccbnlnG MAIDEN
luiirOc Ebutiddlid) obcr bnben Die
Nohncn IN 6oIge oe& Gr0bebenS MIR
Aouj uubcOclttcnO gcIittcn &. 8.
Sorrinon, Ger WiodjCr ppou'S San.
Sc" fountc oobcr nit ser fir Die
Nullcn 10 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ouipnrtcn.
Inb a0nig Goiuoro bon 9nglanb
ciucn Aon5 geborigen Stbnitt ge.
nlodt bat iuuroe geitcrn in @allitr.
ollGCmcin 3ugcitouocu. Scin bieii.
ger BcrtrCtcr III Sir GopurO Goiiel,
mcIhcr in Der Office BON Sofob 8.
Shiii icin SollptQuorticr nrf3rtidIa.
gen pilc8t Shiif lit ein intimer
Nunoeagcnoiic BON Sorriman. pie
Ourd Die GcriiherlrnGs @ntbiiqun-
gen an hcr Sug fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-08-24
: as y &ron0unNliif It 3u
z tuttQurt.

Gic 3obI Scr SpiCr OcS QcItriQcn
VronOln3Iiifca in Stuttgart iibcr
mcldc9 bcrcit2 bcridtct mur0c. bat
nnnncbr fcitgcItclt mcrocn f0nncn.
3lpci bCr 9lrbcitCr scr in 2lid)c ac,
le1tcn 3udcrIobrif bon W}rnltCr iin0
foot mo orci bobcn itperc &crlcs
brn8cn oopon9ctrogcn. Sic iibri.
gen 3luon5iG meI6e pcrmiBt mlr,
ocn imb Ole mon bercitg pcrlorcn &C.
GIolbt bottc, iino iGnmtli6 nufqc.
'lrnocn morocn uno obnc S6oOcn
0obouacfommCn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-08-24
(SrpfeS 0cii5it i'm Gunnms Sdlabamt

2lfron, 8, II. 9(uNuit. -- Sic
bonn Rid)tcr Eatocc 5ur llnteriuhlutg
Der Gountp.aoiic cingeebtcn ,Snipcf.
torcn bnbcn loren 9eri6t porgcIe0t
ans Dem bcrporgcbt, 0aB aus ser
aaiic 500 $3.50 icblen, ucIdc ocm
iriibcrcn ShoBmeiitcr Smith sur Gait
inllcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-08-24
Nr. 81.

lucicntIt ouf ocm %rinjip abIoluter
Ii2tretion, ruelhco IN all uno ieoer
@c}ic6lmg uufrcht erbulten miro"
Soucit Der Genin9sIitettor. Dtit
Ocn GhcihciOunda- -StonOaIen lit es
ulio nidt9, luie man iicbt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-08-24

| tIllUrIt NtulGCll(OUlUC, lO(lUC, III
prGhtiaer Gelieiorbcit nuh ocmGnt-
nurf Oc9 3rofciior9 @rcuCr bon ser
@crlincr &unitotoOCnlic, Die Golum,
bia OuritcIlt uic iic ser @crmonia
cinen 2orbccrtror} oorrcidt Sn lei
ner gIntmort alti@rn. 2cpol0'aSoaIt
bob 0r. SrunCi2 sic &croicnltc Oc&
aaiicr@ Inn oua @citcbeu ser aus
ge3cihnctcn Ne}cbun0cn 5luiihcn
Dem TcutldCn Hcih lmo ocn Ser.
Stootcn IN bcrc0tCH @prtCn bcruor.
Gle beutide9Iu2itclllmg III St2oui&
nonta Cr bic ih0nitc lno rcidboI-
ti0ltc, sic non ciucn &olfc ic in eis
nem frcnt0cn &anoc ucr0nitultct
morOcn pdrc. Gem qroBortigcn
6urtihritt ouf ollCu @ebictcn Der
&uItr mclhc cr mGbreno icincS
}IuicntbnItcS in 0uttihIono 81 be-
obohtcn @elcGcnbCit gcbobt, 3clltc
or polite glncrfcnuun0.
Gic llcbcrrcidNng ser QoIoencn
0}c0oiQc on bcu @oiicr oCrcnllcber-
brinQcr Nr. Grouri2 it, miro NOR.
gen ouf ShIoB @2il6Clmabobc crioI.
gen. Die Ncrrcn ans ct. 2oui& Qc.
0cntcu om Is. September Die &cim.
lctic on3utrctcn
i tim bl 3uG brrn Ser AM G.
ritunii ben &rQCnicIrC.
9}oh cincm Gage reht ougcitrcua.
ter GbdtiAtCit, mcldc scr Nciid)tis
AlmQ mcbrcrcr QroBcr inouitricllcr
Gtnbliiicmcnta lmtcr ser 5iibrlnq
Der bctrcficnocn @ctricbalcitcr &c
miomct uor, trot fijr Oie in Iiiicl-
0ori nciIcnOcn N}it0Itc0cr oeS .2mc.
ricon r<nititutc oi WGniug Gus
necr" mo ocrcn Gomcn gcltcrn
gIbcno Die @CiclliQtcit in ibre poucu
9}chtc. >Sn Der (on6ouc ucrcinia.
ten Itb Die onlcrifonihcn Bdltc nit
Ocn &crtrctcrn ser critGu iu0uitricl.
len GtobIiiicmcnt0 pon @GciulonO It..
@citiolcm iouic ionitiQcu hcrporro-
acnOcn decentralization bel cincn
5eihnobI, ooS ciucn 0tGmcnoen&cr,
louf nobm. Die in 0cutitcr mic in
cnaIiidcr Sprod)c ncboItcncn Sid.
recon brodtcn in bcrjIihcn morm
cmpfm0cncn Mortcrt oic irclno.
itboftIidcn @8icbuu0cn 3uiihen
@oitaebcn lno @0itcn 5lt bcrcOtcm
guS0rllf g9G6rCn6 ec& 7eim1o6lcS
mlHoc nud seS dItcitelt 6cltif, f,.omc.
rifoniihcn GiicnbiittcnaonncS in
9ctblebem 20, &obn TttB, in ncr
frcllnoidnitIitItcngRciic aeoodt imO
al i'm cir@cariiBlmQ3 5clc0ramn
gcrihtct,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-08-24

Dor, 0oB iidl Ole 3lliommcufluft BON
fcincr aroben prottiihcn 0coCutlmg
crmciiCu miro in llcbcrciuittmnnmd
nit bcn Grlportungen, Die pom @c.
J., qinn an gcbeQt morocn iin0 3u-
glcib miro Der glnliCbt 2Iu@ortt Der.
Iieben, DoB sic peri0nli6e GGritm.
mua ncIfc 10 Iangc 3cit 3niihcn
Den beibcn Wonnrdcn beitonO, nltu-
mCbr gcibiutubcn it,
@oObtcISti mir6 Gcguu.
gen.
Wtit ser umtlihcu &crrlidfcit ncS
prctBiidcn Sun0mirtbidnftS Nfini,
tiers, @cncrnl 2ieutcnnnta 3. 3.
b. Hoobicl0fi, ucIhcr 0lrd Die Gnt.
I biiIIungcn iibCr ieincNcrbin0urg nit
Der pieIgcnunntCn Tirmo b. GippclS.
firh H. So. uuf oo2 Sdperitc COM,
promittirt plw0e, 0iiritC c2 MN 3u
Gn0c Qcbcn. IS ncrloutCt uui oo$
@citimmtcitc, BOB ser Hiidtritt oc@
Miniitcr5 bcihlolicnc Sohe ici un6
nGd)itcna crfOlQcn mcr0C.
9Il3 mtbmoBIibcr 9totjioIgcr
FoObcI&ti'2 Gilt Der Ocr}citiae I'M
tcritoatSiCfrctGr i'm Qun0pirtb,
ihnit@ MiniIterilm d. Gonroo.
God miro uuh ser conierpotipc
&cihatnQ2 9lb0corOnctc @roi bon
Shlucrtn 20niB Ncnonnt. mclhcr
Er0ii0cnt bC1 ocutidcn &un0nirt6.
id)oItSrotb2 lit. 8cncruI u. |o0.
biclati m,rbc inn W}oi 1901 sum-
| prcuBiihcn Ntiniitcr ser 2an0mirtb.
ld)oit crnnnnt uohocm cr ieit ocm
I. &uIt 1897 bcrcit9 ais StoatSicfrc-
t0r 0cS 9fCid)2 EoIton,tC9 tb1tiQ &C.
mciCn mar.
Che Scr Rcih9tan3lCr Shirt p.@ii-
lom acltcrn 9Ibcno uou Nor0erncp
obrctltc, I'M lidb nod @iIbelmSb0bc
3it bcachcn ln0 NIT Dem &oiicr SIT
conIcrircn b0rtc CT Sen &ortrog nou
Nconltcn nm hunit Cr iidl ilbcr 0iC
Sitllotion nie tie ser &oIouiolifon,
odl 0c}cltl9t gcnou orlcntircn
tonnte.
Nut oc@ 6ilrltcn Billion &cronloi.
lnnG bat ocr ItcIluertrctenoc 0irct-
TOR Der &oIoniol 9lbtbciIung OcS
/ ~
YltHluortlgcn NmtcS, Grbprin5 Grnlt
3u SobcnIobc, icincn llrlnub obgcs
filr}t. Gr lit bCrcitS no6 Berlin SIT
rilf9cfebrt lno bot Die 2cihmg ocS
&olnnaIonlte@ ibcrnompcn, IN Dem
nm nit tolt oltfipcG ncucn Sr6f-
Ten anocre Nobncn Cingcl6lugCn
meroen loIIcn.
Er1ii0Cnt 1rouciS brinQt
6ic &oiirr Nc0utlIc
aus ct QouiS.
Die Observation-Disclosures
mcId,c 3milhcn bcn Nrrtrrtern nrr
ocutifcn Rcib5rcoicrurn onf SCR
inn CONNER 1904 in at Qn,is ggo
oborboltcncn g4cltousitcIlmo urS
ocm 9ircftorirm ser Qcttrrrn no.
Iton0cn bobcu ionhcr ocitrrr bicr
Gin Id6ncS Gdo Ter Grbrimc0hcr.
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miiiGr in Ct Qnuia f.,uoirt hot ncr.
onitoltctc al Gbrcn bc5 rbcn,oIiocu
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oct1ctIt. NIT Sen SS NrcfinriNoc
<pncS. g. .. Io7irr nm = NJ HrL,
ton, GrGIi0cntcn DER Gbirooo !, sri.
ton Gilcnbobn bicr ciuoctrnffrr ~
nm Dem 9oiicr sic AIR Grinrcr,,no
on sic 9hlSitcQuno ocmibmctc ooISr.
nc Mcooilc au ii6crrcihcn ocitrru
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3u Dem .Sircr morrn o,,brr cirpr
9(n3obl bon bohitc6crbcn Nroic.
runos g,omtcr (ci+crhc 0ni+,(;cSc,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-08-24

Gommcntor oc@ Gomniii1r2 Sic
mcnta iibcr Die Inngcn Gonfcrcu-
SEN Der Giicnbabn-M}ag uno
9lopotutcn in @ItInntic-Gitp. --
Seine meritaniihcn Gontrott 9lrz
better.
@uibiuQton :. s., is. 2lug,-
Gic ou2Qc0cbntcn Gonicremcn 5obl-
rciher Giicnbabn-Ntoqna unO 2ln-
uGItc IN 9ltlontic-Gitp baben bel Ocn
Niitglicocrn Der 3miibenitootljhct
&crfcbr3 Gomnliiiion ois llcbe3c,t-
1uuq mohqCrulcU, ouJ 0ie ROhndG
icllic6oitcn Die ?luffor0cumd ser Gums
ulilion 1ceIluctc NorbcrctruAcu }lt
trcffcL Inn Ocn NcitimnuuNcu ocs
ucuru Sradttorii Hcictca prompt
nudltommcn 81 :0nncn, 81 bciolgcH
1cncl1t imo
Ntc GOnlnlliinn bat 0Cu Nn6nAc-
Ncuihoitcn Die 9}otbmcnoi0fcit cinca
ipitcnotiihen &orlcbcua Orin0cno
ndbc Aclcgt," bcmcrttc GonmiliGr
Clements hcntc, ulm0 c2 lit al sic
S0rporutiourn sic 2,uiiorocrluG er-
gan9cm 9Ilt2idiiiic 3u CrnCmcu lpcl=
de nit Der 3luilhcnitootihcn Cont
nlllljOn Confcrircn f0untcn. Nutiirld'
mcuu 0ic NcdmmQ4bCumtcu m0
Hcrt2br3lCtcr ser @obucn 5u,unlmcIt
fonWncH Inn 0uriibcr III bcratbcn.
ucIdc !Q}obrcdcIu actroifen mcrOcn
ntilBtcn INN Den GCcBlid)en Ncitims
numdcn }lt acnilNCl Ou gicbt c9 piclc
Observation-Disclosures, un0 Die
9icht2pcrltdnOiNcu miilicn hcrol lml
tbrc (Srtohten ub5uacbcu. I'm O0un
GinbcitIidtcit bcrbcBuiilbrcn nulB-
ten mie0crlm Oic &chtabcitdnOc Der
ocrihicocncu Nobniuitcmc nit cinm-
Der conicrircn.
Gb Oicic GonicrclBrn in gltlontic
Gup MN Ocn 3mcd pcriolgcn, Mcgt
}u iinNcn, lmI Ocn Qcic6Iidcu Ncitnnz
nn0cn moGIldlt ulS}nucichCn o0cr
oh man onruuf o6}iclt. cine bona ii0r.
0urcbiijbrlng oc4 @clcBc2 81 iorocru.
oaa nrtB Der Gonjcthr ilbcrluNcu
blcibcu 9lbcr ih luilroc Gritcrca niht
obncbmcm ionocrn bin ser llcbcr5ru.
glng Dob IS lid lc0iQId) 0urmI
bonOclt, WtittcI ll0 g8cQc SIT iiuocn.
INN mli alien Nobnitrctcn cine ein.
bcitlidc Wictbooc iiir 0ic @cr0iicut-
lldunG Der ,Srodtturiie lmo dbnlifc
GrforOcrniiic 0ca @cicBc5 bcr6cpt=
! iiibrcn.
IS mus idIicBlih otlcn Giicnbobu-
IclltcL ulcb ocnicnigcn, pcltc bis
Iona ibrc NobnIinicn ais elm Stiid
FrlOntciNCntblmL nit mcldDCm lie
nod NcIicbcn bultcn uuO pultcn
to''''v'L oVltu0l'tcl puoeii' llof 0e'oof'
'''' V'l' ouB p.t 5e'l grtoll'''cn ~
,pp .Vlc "elWoI''luc'' Hl'A''vAVrpcl'
~" o'Ct" l'' o'c oIIvl'll'W'l, @''lCre''
len bcrilbrclL Gin oficne@ Bud icilI
''''lIV"'
Go0 Fublitm bat cin 9icht, 5u
|
lplncIL Oh e@ 0eldllbt ut oocr ni1t
'''o 'u) HIo''0r il'pL ooB ole 'ooo'=
,, ;H'a' "G. ,'',,tn "t"p' ,''o'''', -
n,it Rcrn,hrn nrr nnhrhofin;rtr, - 3f
irnt(ic,rr Gi;cnb,hn.Wn(itf mincr-
itorh rrtnrorn -, ;ctcr -, rcr;d,rnn-
! nrn -
an -, >,,,.,.,.>., ,,
,, Hi '','N D l. "'''I g'T'I'' w, w.
'C1 c, 9"u ""p ~ 'J''g' 'u.,''''" wv,
49, >H = ,i ~ y '',,,P'' ;, ''"''',,',' W, -,
', %,.,';. ",; < wv? '''''9g"''' >,l'l,
'~ '',,, ,,,,;a,.c .to' ~, W. wv u"''''''">
;. ;'' Wv nt. '''''v', eT'a''''''' ''''.'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-08-24
Nls cSOooler" ucrnrt6cilt.

GcrrDDtllc, 9Irf., II. 2hlglIt.
Stootaicnotor j. .. Butt murOC
bier our6 &nbriprud Scr @ei6more.
nen Oca 9citc6ltngS geriu6es ilbcr.
iiiGrt nnO 81 3mei Subren 3uftbou5,
iomic 5000 SelObuBe perllrt6eilt. 81
bottc cincm onoeren Senutor eine BE
ltefluNsiumme on9eboten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-08-24
0lus ScrSmnScsb
Giicubabncn miiiicn iid) Dem SrGdlts
tGrifeGicIct fiigcn.

Sommcntor Oc2 Gonmiii6r2 Sic
mcnta iibcr Die longCn Gonicren-
SEN Der Giicnbabn-N}ognotcn rno
9lopofoten in }Itluutic-Gitp, --
Seine mcritoniihcn Gontrott 2lrz
better.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-08-24

Tur d / d. uut. - ,Wieine graut
lit mcIr ein5iger @eoanfe." ,Sa,
lo2 lit EN- outer @cbonfe; BON benz
founen Sic Icben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-08-24

Ger itcIlpcrtrctcnOc @cnrraIomuolt
G6orIcS $. 9iobb bot 0eitern cine
GntltclounG ubgcgeben Oubins
gebcn0, ooB eS ridt itottboit ici merit
fnnli6c 9lrbcitcr inter Gontrnftcn
nod Icrna 5ur 2lr6eit oil Giicnbob.
ncn un0 onOcrcn oifentlihcn Nnltcn
cin3ufiibrcn, ltno ooB sic Oieierort be.
rcit9 5r9elolicncr 2cute nod) lierifo
}ltriIdfebren ntilBten. Icm Scpnrtes
mcnt iiir 0onoeI mo }frbrjt mar
titr5Iih cine Ginpabe eingerciht NOR.
0cn, uelhc ol9iiibrte, 6ol glngciiht2
oea groBcn 9lrbeitcrniaugel9 in (croS
Die NoIlcnoung bon Giienbobnbolltcn
geIdbroct lei iallS man nid)t inertia.
niidc Gontrnttarbeiier fir iol6c ipe-