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within the comprehension of those
who cannot read books. Many of these
newspapers are published in the inter-
est Of reforms. One Of the papers
started at Hongkong opposes the eX-
Gals were selected, the foot-binding
custom and the habit of wearing a
queue. The editor cut off his own
queue as an example and IS now en-
couraged by the fact that the soldiers
are gradually adopting a like course.
He is also able to note progress in the
matter of fOOt-binding. An imperial
edict has been issued eXhOrting the
people to abandon the practice, and
numerous societies are engaged in
spreading literature upon this subject.
But more important still is the re-
cent abolition of the examinations.
This is a revolution that has shaken
the ancient empire to its foundation,
for the examination system not only
affected the government, but nodded
the educational system as we'll In the
larger cities elaborate provisions were
made for these examinations, in some
places from 10000 to $4,000 stalls being
constructed. These stalls were about
three feet wide by six feet deep and
high enough to permit the student to
stand erect. The only furniture was
a board for a seat and another for q
desk. At given hour the students
entered these stalls, were given their
themes and kept in their stalls without
communication until their tasks were
finished. Now the stalls stand idle
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nifty to meet, informed me that he had
eSta blished 5000 schools within his
jurisdiction within the past four years
The vicerOy is the successor of Lii
Hung Chang and is considered the
most influential man In the empire
He is about IS years old and tmpresses
ons as a man of great mental vigor
and alertDeSS. He seems to take a
deep interest in the reforms now being
worked out and is cordial in his treat
ment of Americans.
Consul General Rodgers of Shanghai
happened to be in Marking during our
visit there, and we paid our respects
to Vtceroy Chou Flu. This viceroy is
quite old and feeble. but he is Crap
ping with the new problems and is a
patron Of education. He has estab
lished LOCO schools during the last few
years and estimated the number of
Chinese students in Japan at this time
at 5000.
At Shanghai there is a government
university. the buildings of which cost
$4,000. We learned that in some
places Buddhist temples were being
converted into schools: that girls
schools are already being provided for.
Ihis IS even a greater evidence of
progress than the opening OF schools
for boys, because of the inferior posi-
ton which woman has occupied in the
Celestial empire.
Besides the government schools
there are numerous missionary schools
in which instruction is given 70 both
boys and girls. We visited some of
these schools at Picking, Marking and
Shanghai and found the instructors
encouraged by the attendance and the
interest taken. A number Of Ameri-
cans ard a still larger number of jap
anese are teaching in the government
schools
But enough has been said to indicate
the regeneration through which the
FlOwery kingdom is passing. What
VIII be the effect of the change upon
the world? Who is wise enough to
peer into the future and outline the
record Of the next century? Japan fur
nishes the nearest parallel. Compare
the Japan of fifty years ago with the
Japan Of today and some conception
can be formed of China fifty years
hence. AS Japan's commerce in
creased, so is China's commerce in
creasing: as Japan sent statesmen
abroad 10 investigate the methods of
other governments, so China is now
sending inquirers abroad; as Japan
turned her attention 10 schools and
colleges, so China is learning the ad-
vantage of universal education; as
Japanese students jOUrneyed into dis
tant lands in search of knowledge, so
Chinese students ere in increasing
numbers studying in foreign colleges.
Even in the enlargement and training
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are called. These are made by saving
a thin disc from each side of the dol
lar; the silver is then removed from
the center and the cavity filled with
lead and the two faces sOldered on. The
work is done so skillfully that the cOun-
terfett can only be detected by the ring
Several of the banks issue paper notes
payable in Mexican dollars, but these
are discounted in the various cities so
that travellers currency is always I'M
dergOing a shave. The government has
decided to establish a uniform system
of currency, consisting of gold, silver
and copper, the silver tael to remain
the unit.
Patent laws and trade mark laws are
now being prepared; in fact China is
being quickened in many ways by the
increasing knowledge which she is ac-
curing of the ways of western ciViIiZa-
change in the alphabet and characters
in order that the language may be more
easily learned.
I have already referred to the fact
that China has until recently been
practically without newspapers. There
is no better evidence of the progress
which China is making than is to be
found in the increase in the number of
her newspapers. While the circulation
of these papers is small as COMPARED
with the circulation of similar papers
in the United States and Japan, still
the growth is constant and the col
loquial dialect sometimes employed
brings the news and editorial pages
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! MAKE MEN STRONG

THE man does not live who can
not be made better man by wear
ing my Electric Belt None of US
are perfect, and anything that vii
add more to such vitality as we may
have will make US better.
1t is hard for a weak man to
have noble sentiments. Such things
are born of warm blood, healthy
nerves and a strong heart. Every
weak man wants to feel young
again. To realize the joyous sparkle
of nerve life as it infuses the body
with its glowing vitality; TO feel the
magnetic enthusiasm of youthful en-
ergy; to be happy, light-hearted and
full of joyous impulses; to be free
from spells of dependency, from
brain wandering, from the dull, stu
pid feeling; TO have confidence, self
esteem and the admiration Of men
and women Such is the wish of the
broken down man, and it may be
gratifed.
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RADICAL Changes Which VIII
Make Government a ConSti-
tutionaI MonarChy-Dowa-
ger-EmpreSS Advocates Re-
form - Prominent Officials
Abroad Studying Conditions
Hon, WI Ting Fang Fur
niSheS Mr., Bryan with a List
of Reforms Already Effected
Change in the Alphabet
Being Considered.
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DNNK
4 - DUN the truth about
Ike
nave rheumatic Kidneys
kind that pnans you 1t would
method it,
best days slipping by closely
sealed free, If send this
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Dr.. MCLduQhIin'S Electric Belt

Makes mfn f causes the ne With the
steel
vgoro Its touhs
back hand OF Gme men
dow df
this Will sleep by pouring
ps ewek wilna
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NIota
an fee of strain
wills hat
found him very sekn
o for it. la the usse
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sSSSSSs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MISREPRESENTATION
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-06-29
Giuidrcitcn Nrr Hcgicrun9 acNen bic
,StanOaro Oil GD."

" @oibingtou G.G., %. 3uni:
- Salt Ole gon}c bcutiNe NotinetS-
Sibung mar elmer Nciprcbung Der
Arridti6cn S6ritte gepi0nct, mel.
hc Ou9 Suits Gepartement 0caen
Die nStanOnrO Oil So. einleitcu ioa.
0icic S6rittc iin0 iAon icit lGngcrcr
3cit in Grp00lulg Gcueicn, un0 0cr
@cncrul 9nlOc3onunIt bat peripro.
dclL IN 0en nGcbitcu Shtn0en &C..
naucre 2lu9fluft iibcr oieicl6cn be.
fatnt 81 Nc6en. 9}on lpeiB, OoB OaS
Slrti} 0eportcmcnt ieit mcbrcren
@odcn oicSronSaftionen ocr .Ston.
0arO OiI 60" elmer Gcnouen Erii.
flm8 untcrmorien bat, nm cinen GrO.
5eb acgcn Die 2cbtcre 5u bcginncL
follS cS iiCb bcrorSitcllt, ooB OicieIbc
Gcgcn oic @eicbc pcrIticB. Is Qiit
ais gGlpiB, OnB 0oS &obinet in ieincr
beutiGcn SiblnN oeiinitip bei6loB,
oic petroleum Oiognotcn Dor @cri6t
81 iteIlcn.
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&niippel aus Oem SUD!
Sa6nacicllidnft nnS SdfadJt6anS.
firmCn UCrurtbciIt.

Sc $4,000 @cIObuBc fiir sic 9cpil-
liBng lm0 2lunabme bon gabot-
ten. - @cricGtIihe Shritte ge8cn
sic ,Ston0orO Oil 60" BON ser
Administration oorbcrcitct.
Grci Gr-5efretGre bon 9auper.
cinen in gterp-3ericp mGgen In
tcriHlcii8 pcrurt6eiIt. - @inrid.
tlm9 Ocs 2uItm0rOer8 2{uenS III
Chicago. - @robcbcn ouf Cuba,
- 3a6ridt ii6cr Oie 3crit6rung
pon 'Sogun la @rnuoe mar cine
Gutc.
&cniaSs Gitp, NO. %. .Suni,
- 9tihter Smitb McFbcrion fGIlte
bcutc i'm bicii9en @uuOeSOiItriftSges
ri6t 0oS l(rtbeil acgcn pier Gbicuaoer
Sdlnhtbau&iirmcn, mcI6e Robotte
bel Ger &crihiiilmg BON 6Ieiidpuoa,
rem ucccptirt bottcn lmO degcn Die
oG6icn0o, @urIinQton lm0 Qlincu.
Qobn," mcIhc Oic Ntubutte nerlpillig.
te. NuS llrtbcil crIc0t Sen 9m1efIao.
ten ioI0cn0c @ct0mtBcn oui: 5miit
& So. $4,000, nGuOn6n Eoding
Go." $4,000, o2lrmour 4otinQ
So" $4,000, 9}clion Morris & So.
$t5, 700; oGbicogo, burlington lmo
Guincp @ubn" $4,000.
9luBcr0cm mur0c @co. g. &bona&
BON Ncw. Dorf 81 bier N}ouateu3ubt.
bans pn0 elmer 8el0bubc BON $4,000
unO g. g. Snggort BON 9}rlus0orf 5u
0rci WIonatcn 3udtbou9 ln0 elmer
@clObube BON $1,000 ocutrtbciIt
Gbomo5 lit elm 9fcm,Oorfer ,Srubt.
mofIcr unO Gaggort iciu couiiOentiel,
Icr Glcrf. Giciclbcn bnttcn Die I'm.
terbonolungen bc5ii0Iib ser 9iubottc
pcrnlittclt. Ter 9}i6tcr pcrmari in
aQcn G0Ilcn gntrG0c oui uerc Gro-
3clIc.
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Wcrid)tct.

GGicn8o %. Suni. - Nidor0
Spen5 murOe beute pegen 0e2 an
6rou @ciiic ySollilter oerii6tcn quit.
morOc5 0lrr6 Ben Strang binacrid.
tet. 2rli Dem @e1e nod) Oem S0af,
fot DcrijcB i'm ser bisber al 0eu Gag
geIegtc lrob, lmo er mar oiilnbur
eincm 3uiammenbrud 10 na5e, Dab
ser 5dcriii bic Sinridtllng uah
&r0itcn beidleunigte. plies lilg
glott BON itatten. Ger 6etagte Batter
oe3 ornen .SiinOers eri6ien weuige
Minutcn Dor Der fir Die Sinrihttng
ieii8ciettcn 3eit im @eiGngnib tmO
Dcrlonatc icinen So6n nod cinnnl
SIT io5cu 0as @eiud) fonntc niht
6cmiQilt merOen, in0 ser @reia cut.
fcrnte iih nit IbrGnen in oen }lugen.
llnacid0r lmt Die nGlnli1e 3cit er.
id)ien cine betagte 6rau uno erf,irte,
Spen3 ici uniduIoig, 6enn i6r ei5c-
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8atcrdlcns glu9c iundlt.

9tem 0orf, %. SUM. - Cab
Die rrliilde 9tcgicrllnG nod etn pnb.
lanes 9luge uui 0icicni1en ibrcr irii.
bcrcn llntert6ancn bGlt, meIhe im
,2on0 ser Ireien" &crgeiien outofro.
tiiber unO barboriiAcr Sitten iuhen,
crgiebt ii6 aus elmer Gerbonolung,
sic geitcrn i'm Observation-Disclosures.
riht itottiano. 9IlS 9lrrcltant muroe
Ser t9.jG6rige 9leir Olelncd BON gtr.
270, 9omcrp, porgeiiibrt inter Der
@eidul0i0unQ, 5pei Bidder aus ser
9litor.9ibliotbef geItoblen 5u bo6en.
0as cine Bud itellt cine 0euti6e
llcbcricbung SuIcs gcrne'S nHeiie
INN sic groe in o6t Sogen" Oor, ons
onOere bat Ierc3 5um gerioiicr uno
lit eine 9ieiiebeidreibung Die Dor.
nebmli1 Sibiricn 6ebon0elt. Gie
&erbaftung Welned's gelong, lpie ser
Wibliotbefor ser 2litor.9ibliot6cf an,
gnb, Can't Der Nltilnertlanttelt elnes
rltiIiiden @ebcim6cunlten, Der in Sen
9ibliotbrfSr1umen itGnOig neilt uno
Die @eiu6cr oornufbin priift, Of iie
@orlicbc fir onardiitifc 9iteratur
bnbcn. 9cmcrft CT Scmano, Der ein
@ud lol6cr SenOen5 iid leibt, 10 l1Bt
or i'm bltr6 ieinc llntcragenten beob-
n6ten; Oieic iolacn inn bis 5u ieiner
&obnuna unb inforniren iid iiber
icine 2cbcnsgclpo6nbeiten unO ctpois
gen sluientbaltslpcdiel. 9Sn icoer
aroBcn @ibliptbcf Ser Stnot ioQ oies
ier rllliiidc Spionage0ienit beItchen.
Der aeltern perbaitete 9lrreitant mlr-
De heil1ufia inter $500 Fro5eBbiirg-
ibdft feitgebalten.
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NudD iiebcm Wundten oepurtirt.

O90cn8burh R..9., 23.Suni.
- ,Sacob Diarl, luclher por lieben
Monoten nnb Dem st. 2ourence.
6oipital" gebradt uoroen mar, rmlr.
DC nnh gtem 2)orf iiberfiibrt, Inn De-
portirt 81 mer0eu. Gr mar i'm bort.
gen SuIi oui GliS' SsInno unbean.
itnnoet 9eIonOet worOen. Die 'rren.
Gr5te OeS StaatS.SoipitolS" be6aup.
ten, boB Wloul an 5unebmenoem ,Srr.
linn, Ueldcr sur 3cit, ais er lanoete,
lid nod nidt bemerf6or gemott
bate, leiOet. GaS Geportement fir
@onocI mo 2lrbeit miro i'm na6
&anburg, mobcr er fam, 0eportiren
loiien.
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SranO i'm Jrrcnbuuic.
SnIoiicn aerettct elm 3ui6oucr oui
cntiebli1e @ciic umacfonuucn.

W / D 0letomn Conn, u .Sui.
- Gin Icucr i'm bicijgcn Stoota,
Soipitol fiir NSrrinniQc bat ouo gro.
Be mlttlcrc, uicrlt0digc Gjc6GuGc,
mcI6c9 ola o2Inuricmcnt 6uu" be-
tonnt mar, gnnI ionic Elm Oancbcu
ltcbcnoeS Wcbduoe tbcilpciie ser.
tort un0 cincn ,Sdo0en BON $35,.
600 ongcri6tet. llnter 0en Srriinni.
gen ertltanO 8rObc 2llrregmg, ooh
tom ca 5u feincm eigcntlicbcn Bunit.
GS gelong, ludbrcuO oeS 5cucrS 400
lrrlinnige 6raltcn, lUcl1e lid in ci.
mem Der brcnneuocn @c6Gu0e beian.
oen moblbCbultcn nod cincm anoe.
rem 8ebouOe SIT perbrn1cn gSGt,
reno oes 6eucrs lunO j. Z. &ihten.
lleln Sefretdr, ShaBmcilter INN
getriebs Iirettor Der .Dicr6anta'
SiIf Company" ieincn loo. Gr mar
3ui6ouer bel Dem 6eucr mo Der.
in6te Der 6eucrUcbr NeiitunO 81 lei
item, ais cine Oiaucr einitiir5tc; Elm
S6etl Der lriinuncr trnf i'm BON Ser
Seite un0 cr Ipuroe nit iolher So.
malt mioer cine 6clcrIeiter al eincm
0nitoBen0cu @e6GuOe gcifleuoett,
OoB iein aorpcr an cincnt idaritan-
tigen Stiid Giicn tbotidbIih in 5pei
Stiide 3cri6nittcn luuroc. Ter lii.
gIiidlid)e mar 32 Sabre alt uno crit
tiir5lid Dor Yorf, ga, bierbcr &C.
tontmen.
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oOBcrcr SObn fir Scrtil .glrbcitcr.

Sail Htocr Mtoii, %. 3uni.
- Die bicIi9cn 6ubrifnntcn Don
VounlmoIluuurcu bobcn 0en Scrtil.
9lrbcitcrt cine 2o6ncrb0bun9 pon fl
Ero5ent bepilliNt, Die am .. Suli in
&roft tritt. Gina 250O0 2eutc ia.
ben Den gtnbcn Der 2obn bat MN.
mebr pieOer Die S6bc erreid5t, auf
melder CT Dor Sem I. Suli 1904
ItunO. 2lnberc 6nbritnntcn in 9teu.
GnGlnno mcrOcu poruusiidtlit Elm
@lcideS thnn.
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GrObc6cn uuf Gn6d.

Sontiago, Gubu, %. Slmi. --
lin > lt6r 6eute friib trat cine GrO.
erihijttcuma bier Gin lmO cine 5ncitc
crfol1tc cine bolbc ShlnOe ipGtcr.
&icIc gcbdu0r mlrOcn lciht bciG1,
0iGt, unO mcbrcrc Eerionen crIittcu
&crIcbndcn Ourcb bcrobiolenOc @c.
0cnItGn0c. Ter crltc StoB Oolcrtc
10 'ScfunOcn, scr 5peite mar fiir3cr,
ic0of bcitiger. Touienoc bon @cr.
ioncu ocrbrobten Sen Reit ser Nodbt
ouf ser Strabc.
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Srciluilliacn'@ '@cncrGle miiRcu iuar-

@aibington :. g., %. Sitni.
- Der GcnlionS .9lIlSidnB ocS Scno.
tes bat beifIoiicn pabreno oieier
GongreBieilion ieinc Situnqeu mebr
ub5ubnlteu uno oonit miro bis 5ur
n1hiten Seiiiou Die Bill ncriboben.
noh lpeIher 8ener0lc Der 6reiluili-
gen-2lrmee lpdbreub oeS 9ilrgerfrie.
geS cine beionOerc Eeniiun erbalten
iolIen Gie betrellenOen Dtubregeln
iiuo im Senot pom Senutor gtelion
uno im 6olGie pom Hepr1ientanten
Mann 5tla., eilgcbrnht ruoroer, lnb
Die 9lbiIdt lit, oen - nod lebcnoen
8encr1len ans 0cn 9iirgerfriege. ole
Elm filter Don mebr ais so Sobren er.
reicben, itott Der 9etrdge. peIdE tie
jest bejieben, cine nonntlide Eenliou
bon 500 3u 3oblcn.
&on Den dlten 0erren inter oenen
iid nltt oie @cncr1le SuInls Stabl
umo Serman Sie beiiHoen, besieben
iebt ciuigc pro Wtonat nltr So. Iie
mcilten BON iGuen lino neit ii6er so
Sabre alt uno elmer bat iogar oas
90. Sebcnsiobr crreidt.
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GrsSCfrctGrc bon 9anucrcincu Uers
0Dnucrt.

&oterion, 9t..S, %. Slmi. -
0rci GrsScfrct0rc bon @oupercinen
mrrocu bcltc mcGen llnteri6lciiS SIT
ciniG6rigcr @cf0ngniBGait prtr.
t1ciIt, n6mIi6: 8m. $. Spenr, Uon
ser DEcopIc'8 Building ono 2oau
9liiociation" mclder ehpa $4,000
ucrlmtrcutc; @n Malcolm, pon ser
uMntltol 9uilOing aHo 2om Milo.
citation, wcI6cr oeS llnteridleii@ BON
$lGG7 ii6crfitbrt lit; SEQ. ". }(Qee,
bon Der oD}andeIter guil0in0 ono
9oon 2(iiociotion," Oeiicn Itcbit66lc
iid oui S5257 6cIoltfen.
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Nnf ucrGUtcncm Hcuicr.

Ct 3obn5,@ @,!6. %. Suni. -
Ger Stronger o9tcptlne" mlwOe 3nr
&crfoIgun1 0cs dmcrifoniihcn 81.
i6criobr5cuBcS yGiicr," mcIheS ci.
ncm @eribt 5uioJ0e Ocn @criiigllngcn
Der notwithstanding ent0cNcn Ocm
So6aimG obIicGcn ioQ, olSacinnOt.
Cine 9In5obI tSiid)cr mcIdc tiir5IidJ
BET Dem jShrm Don ibrcn 6u6r5cugen
Neircnnt lpllrOeuL lit bier cin0ctroi.
len. 'Sie bobcn Our6 Gntbcbrllugeu
ldNucr gelittcn.
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1SriscU'S &criidlcrung.
Die 0eutid5e Regicrung miro Die Oeuts
ihen @eieaifniten anboIterL ibren
@erpiIihhtngen nnh3utommeu.


@erpflidtungcn noh3utommeu.
San 6ranciScG Sal, %.
Sltni. - Gli uon oen Seuerberiide.
rlmQ9 @eielihoitcu lpcld1e Ser @e.
inbr Der Gnt5icbung ihrer 9etrie6s.
Gon3eilion i'm Stoate Californian
dua4cicbt limo, lpeil ie ii6 tueigern,
cnhuc0cr Dem Stoat@. .8Crii6erungss
Gommiiidr cine ooIlltdnOige QiIte
tbrcr &criihcrltng9 Goliccn 81 lietern
ODER Ole Gcrpflidtlnq 81 itntcr3eib.
ncn Dob iic Ocn EoIicen.Snbnbern
nod cine mcitcrc 6rilt pon GO Iogen
filr Den 9|od)lueia ibrCr &erlltite elm.
r0umcn erfl0rcn, iie miirocn in Golis
iornicn blcibCu mo iibcr @erlltlte a6.
rehncn bis man tic sum 9tiid5uae
3min9c. Die bctreifenOen @eielli6uf.
ten limo oic ,9lmcricun" in Bolton,
0tc v9lmericon" in E6ilaOclpbia, 0ie
oGoncor0io" in oGeIanorc," 0ie
oGutbcB," Die ,@Iobe & Gutgers,"
Die o@ermonio," Die ,@iroro." Die
p9lcru.Yorf 0ie Spring 0aroen"
lmO oic r@eItheiter Sire" So. Die
o9lncrcon" IN Bolton lmo Ebilo6el.
pbIn miro Dem &ernebmcn nub iidl
nit ocn Observation-Disclosures 10 gut uic
m0NIib ot9einonoericbcn un0 li6
pom &eriihcritngSgci6di 5uriidz
}icbcn.
Ter bieiigc 6eutid)e &oniul Sron5
9opp itcbt i'm 9egriii, icincr Scgie.
rtnA cincu 9eriht iibcr Ole @eriihe.
uu1a9.Sitltntion 5lt erltotten. 9e.
5iiNIid Der oelrtiAeu @eieQi6often
iou cr iicb Dem 8crnebmcn nn6 wie
foIAt acGlBert bobcn:
"tS lmtcrlicat feinem 3meifeG, OaB
Die OcltId)e HcGicrlmG befllgt lit, oie
@onohnaeu 0ller conlmer3iellen @e.
lcllld)oltcn 5u controIircn, mcIde uitf
@rlm0 ger 0elttihen @eiebe incorpoz
rlrt ih0, mo no nohgepicien miro,
Dob cine &eriidberltngS @cicQidoft
nidt ebrcnboIt 5ll @ertc gcbt bat ole
9icgierimg obne 3mciiel oie 9eiugnib,
lie 5lt nloBrcaeln.
sd erItatte Der 0cutihen &coiernna
mclnen onliIidcn 9ericbt ii6cr Die
&crboItniiic in Son tSrqnciSco uno
iibcr Die Hoge biniicbtIid Der Seriitbc-
rllngcu Gie 9fegierlng miro obnc
3pcifcl Der 9ln9cIcgcnbcit ibre gluf.
ncrflomteit 5inpenoen lnO nid,t oe.
ltottcn, ooB cine @cicaidoft, peIde
im StnnOc lit, ibrcn 8crpiIidbtlngen
na65utonImcn, li6 ibnen cnt5iebt."
Cic 0cutldcn NcriibcrlmgS.@ .@eieQz
ldloitcn melde I'M Stootc Goliior.
nicn @eld)dite mohcn, iinO Die
pAodcn & Oiiinhen," Die ySomburg.
Bremen" oic ogtorobeutihc" in Sam.
burg, Oic DgrenBiidc 9fotionol," 0ic
nHbcin x Woiel" uno Die ,lronsot.
luntiihe". Gie IebtcriuGbntc @eleqs
ldboft ioll bercitS Ole llebcrno6n1e BON
Ncrlidcrnngen in Californian einge.
ltcllt boben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-06-29
gicl 9Grm nm 9lidtS.

@Opono -. @mi. - 2ic &C.
itriGc 9todritbt pin 9tem.GrIeon3
iibcr sic 3crit0rlng Der Sta0t Sogua
Ia @rau0c, @ropiu5 Sonto Clara, lit
mbcArijuOct, 3mei fIeine 9rGnOc
bobcu iit fiirjlicb in ser erpd6ntcn
Stn0t crciQnct. Ger cine OcricIbcn
5erit0rtc 0cr @obnbof ser onocrc bier
Q10cn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-06-29

ConnerItog No6t iab e5 in 9iaGp.
Itot mic in elmer pom 6einbc critiirnl.
ten StoOt aus. 9ia 8 llbr friib 0ol.
erte 0oS S1icBcn obnc llnterluB fort.
GtIua I'M 9 llbr am nd6itcn &or.
mtttog crbiclt Or, Hcigrotfp bon ocm
NbgeorOnCtcn 9rnntiou cine Iepcid)e
Oc$ SrbnItcS, ooB Der 0tiniiter Sc3
Snncrn StoIpfiu, oen 9cb0r0cn in
ser pcrfloiicucn 9}o6t Den tClcgropti.
ihcn 9cfc5G Ocm Nioiiotrc iofort
GinGoIt SIT tbur, ertbcilt bate Or.
Hci0roerp 5eigtc Die Gepcide einem
9comtcn ilnO crbielt Ooralf in mi.
tben0Cm Son Die glnttuort:
D@ir miiicn iclbit, mann Oie Sr0.
mng micOerbcrgcitcIlt mcr0en muB.
rS6r 2ubcn miibt Gu1 ni6t einbit.
Oen, in 9ioIpitot cine iiiOiibc Iiftu-
tur 81 bnbcn."
lin 10 llbr 80 W}inuten gto6ts
tpur0c 0ic SuOcnbete bon cinem go
Ii5iItcn Scr itb ou oie Spite BON 30
Stroldcn geicbt bottc, BON 9tCucn
bcgonncn. Gr fCucrte untcr 0cm Hll.
fe: D9riIOcr! Sic Su0en 6o6cn aus
Oicicm @nuit gCidoiicn!" ouf Gin a.
piiie8 &ouS Ter Olob mari &iln.
ltcritcinc IN sic 1Scuitcr, Ofilit1r fom
6crbei unb cr0iiuctc 5euCr ouf 0a3
8cbGuoc. Gic SolOotcSfo pcrbin0cr.
tc audi OaS Tortiboiicn Scr Griho.
ACncn lnO OoS Gerbin0Cn Der Ser
mlnOctcn.
5Srcito0 10, &uui gtocbt5, lprrpcn
luCitcrc Sduicr nicDcr0ebrornt ~
Ocrfobltc 2cihen mlrocn in Sen Nui-
ncn cinc8 cin5iDen @oltc9 gcilln0cn.
&ieIcn Suoen GcIanG ca nud Oen
9obnbofc 5u aclongcn in ser 0off.
ming, i6rc 6ludt bcmcrtltclligcn III
t0nnclL o6cr pcrgcbcn&. @ci 0crGun-
&c Don Scr TSu0cnbcbc morOCtcn bic
Gilcnbobncr cbcnfnuS, ia, iie id)lCpp.
ten ioGor &uOcn aus Sen 3ii0cn uno
lbll8cn iic toOt
Nie ,SuOcnbctc b0rtc crit auf, ais
&r. Stcbcptin, &oriitcnOcr oC3 pom
ltntcrbouic bC5 Eorlomcntc5 bcItcQ.
ten llntcriu9un0a Gonitca, on
SonItnG g(odnIitto9 in 8inIpitof
cintrai."
&rotcit g dl iiiie in Scr.
lin.
SSn elmer iturf bciltdtcn Geriamm.
llnA bon 1Sllocn luclde gcltcrlr9lbcuo
bier Itottiono, mnrOcn Ncidliiiic an.
gcnolnlnCL IN mcIhcn NbiGCu iiber
Die yucrbrctbcritbcu 9orbarcicl ser
ruiiiiHcn @cDGr0cn, ncI1e MoiiofrcS
onitiitcn, lm bic notwithstanding
in 9iublon0 5lt lmterOrildcn," ou9ge-
ipro6en morO. Gic 9cihliiiic pcrlie-
ben fcrncr Der 0oifnung 9lua0rud,
Oob Oic 9ciommtc iiiOiidc @clt iid)
beitrcbcn mcrOC, Oicicn orubloien
OiorOtbatcn Oltrd) cinmiitbigcn Ero.
tcit uno Die &crlpciGcrlmg jcglidell
iinan5iclIcn 9ciitunOcS on JtuB-
lon0" Ginbolt 5u tbun
GrobuS Ser Su0en.
S0ciio, %. SUM - Gic Nus.
monOcrlmg ser Su0cn aus oicicnl
uno onoercn iiioIihcn Nlittelpunftcn
ninmt pl0bliN ricii0cn llmionG an.
Cen bcrubi1cnocn @cricbcrungen oeS
@ouperneurS miro o6iolut fcin@Iou,
ben 1ciNcntt. 9tibtaocitomcnigcr lit
jebt iopobl Oic Gipil, luic Die Wlili'
tor &cripoltunG ouGcni6cinIib
ernltlih mO cbrlitb cntidbloiiclL mcis
tcrc SuOen OioinfrcS 5u ocrbiitcl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-06-29
9lnf bO6cr See gciturbcn.

9tem Dorf, y. SUM. = Or.
&nrl Gouaro 9ebn, Sdiisar3t ocS
beute ans S1al6lrg ohgefommenen
9nmpferS r@rai @aloeriee," itarb
am t6. SlHi dn Ser5franfbeit uno
lpuroe i'm Q}cerc beitattet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-06-29

ner Sobu 6obc ibr dcitouOcu, OnB cr
Scr %criibcr Oc8 &ucnS sur Gait &c.
lc1tcn GerbrchcnS Jet. Die 6ruu
mnr0c i'm @ef1uaniB beboltcu, nm
ibrcn SciiteSjritauO elmer llutcr.
ilthlmg 5u lmtcrjie6eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-06-29
nj g y a a res.

aonig Snafon ser Sie6cnte 56hlt
SO Sabre uno lit ieit 1896 nit ieiner
8nei Sabre alteren engliihen Goli-
iine Grin5ciiin Waub berntdblt, aus
mclder Gle eih jebt 5peiidbriger
SGbn, aronprin5 Slaf itanlnlt. 9or
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1906-11-08
MEMS UNDERWEAR & SHIRTS.

1t is real pleasure for US to ask you to give
our Underwear and Shirt departments your
careful consideration. With the first cold
snaps the average man realizes it is high time
that he supplies his wants in these two lines
and decidedly fortunate is he who has not made
his fall purchases.
We have but little room here to enumerate
what splendid offerings we can give you, but
here are few samples.
Mems Underwear and Shirts, extra heavy
feeced lined Shirts and Drawers, worth
60c, at .-.........- -..-.......- ------... 39c