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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-18
Bur SenHtutt0 !

Die Serrcn Scrcins. nnS 2ugcn.
SefrctGre tucrben ge6cten, alle Ser.
einsberidte Dbcr Sdriftitife, Die fit
bcn r9cntidcn Gprreipon6entcu" be.
itimmt iinS, brett an bic 3eitnus 81
aSrcitren, nm einer promptcn Gr.
leOignng fidlcr sn ieiu. 9nrd bas
aSreifiren iOld)cr Sdrifttide on
Nngetellte trctcn TT Sercn Iblucien.
belt Dfters fit bsabc Eartcicn nnIieb.
fame Gers6acrnngen Gin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-18
gGbcIapcafc . Gunsil Ir. 3d."

Gcputirter @m. :. SuQioon iititol.
lint bic 8eomten oeS oG6eiopco.
fc.Gon5ils 9tr. 93~ ser naotboli-
iden 8obltbGtigfcitS . 2egiou."
Stootspr6libent Hiriiel onlue-
ien0. - ErGiibent @roo0bl.
Sn' elmer 5oblrci6 bciuftcn Scr
IomnlIulg in Der ct. Mi6oeIS.Sol-
lie inltoQirte gcltcrn 9(6cno Gcputir.
ter Nln. Z. Sulipon mttcritiitt bon
&eOner Soiio1 5. Carroll pom &cH.
orids. GOrail, iolgenOc 9contte pcs
0Gbeiapcofe.Gon5itS Nr, SO" Der
v&atGoliiGcn Observation-Disclosures &c.
qion:" Gr6i. Saul Yroo66l. 8icc.
RrdiiOcut 9cnj. NicbcrOiu0 Mcorcr
Wortin NlcrB, &ull5lcr Mug. @engc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-18

Gas erIte 9ad G6or t.
Gon5ert. q 0os 8rogromm 0es
eriten Gon5ertS oes godsG6ors am
%. Sanuar in ser YeabooD-G ol1scrt.
belle bcginnt iebr poiieno nit elmer
Competition oes groBen Mcilters,
Oc1Ien Nallen Der Gbor trGgt, llrro be
ltebt altS elmer gln5nDl ben1erfensaper.
tier Gompoiiticlralt. Der GonScrt6c.
illd)cr crbalt bic Mebr5obl oieier
Gontpolitioncl lucgcn ibrer groBcll
tedlliden ltiO pofalen Sdpmierigfei-
ten, luel6e nitr cin GDor ipoblgeidpuls
ter lllto crfoDrener SGltger, mic Der
Wnd)sGGor, ilberiuiuoen fam, Ieltcll
SIT borcn. Die Wltliflperfe Ser alaiii.
fer pie Bad Yuleltrino etc. mcroen
i'll oiclcun &oll5ert I'M @egcniab 5u
Den G%omponilten Ser moOerncn
Sdule, 9poraf, Cigar uno 3anepeff.
81 @ebor 9ebra6t perocu. Ter So
lit ocs Gon5ertS Miro Der beriibmtc
bollGnoiidc GeQilt glnton Seffilg
Iein, ser nit Dem 9eianglidlcn Eru.
grnllllm in beiien mcitem llmiong
Sdritt bGlt illlo einer Suite" bon
9ocberini I'M gnfalg ocS Gon5erts
ipGter mooerne Gompoiitioncn bon
Gbnpin, ct. Socts lll0 &nn @oenS
iolgen lGBt. Gas galljc Ero9raumnl
lit ME folgt: uSelu, prlccleb Ireo-
lllrc" bon 9ad). Cattle iiir Gcllo Doli
Notd)crilli. nSmpropcria" llno n@lo.
ria Gatri" BON Euleitrino; GDor q
cupello. uGbriitnlas Scng" Don Sal
piiilts nrlo uSn tbcle oeligbtlltl
@%rptes"; G0pr d capclln. u9toctllrne"
non Gbopill, nGbe Swal" bon Ct.
SoclS ilno uSdcr5o" ucn San
@oens; iiir Geao. .Nip 2npe Ouelt
in a Nor1)crn 2alro" bon Cigar.
y@olo'ie 6luren" nnO y@ie9enlleb"
Don Ioorat. 9uf SerIallgcn: uSlm-
riic" bon 1niiepeif.
Sic IS ter Central.
Copper s o." ipelfcr cine gll5aDl
bcrporragcnacr Morplal,ber 9iiraer
~ol,ge1oren, ntad)t at onocrcr STEELE
ocs uGentihcn Gorreiponoenten" tcsilllcc &
gftienzSfferte, iuelhe ocnjcnigen &C.
fern bes .0ertifen Goreiponoettcn,"
nelde iid fir abllihe llnterlebmell
intereliirer, beionoers bendtensipertD
lit. lin iid) einen gegriff BON Sem
@eihdftc lino ben Moglihfeiten Der
Geielidoft SIT MAIDEN, lit es min.
idenslpertb, Die NH5eiaet aellau 81 itat,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-18

nIiGIe, GcfrctGr Mortit &u6ll,
Shobmciltcr GGo1. 2ltfGorOt, Wlor.
id)oQ @enj. Stotcr, Snncre @odc
$ctcr 8unrcr, NCubcrc @odc Soc
Gunner; Sruitccs: Anorclp @iQ,
Yoom Grol. Miid)ocl &. S6nliot,
Stoots- Experimentation: Saul Yro-
oobl, NuQuit &cngcmiblc; Stcaper-
trctcr Urban 3inf uND Nntbonp
SGdid.
No6 Der SnItoQotiolt Gicltcn Scr
StootsprGii0cnt @n1. s. Hulicl 3r.
Wlid)oel Molonep pon nMoronpidc
Gon5il" un0 Der &nl5ler pom oWt0.
rplono.Gon5il" Nniprod,en. Sn Dem
iidI onlNliebenocn gcmiltblid)cn 3ll-
iomntcn icin mitrbcn G%ririihungcn
aercid)ts NM &inlliit Sol. Scib I'M
tcr6iclt oic 5bcilneGnler burd) oft
iprcdenOe &!opicrportrogc.
.GtdiiNeut 8olil IS, 8rpppeb(, Der
geltern lcilen 5lpeiten Sernlin ontrat,
m1iroe onl 10. S,li 1874 in Gie0elts
boien, 2otbrin0cn gcboreH. Ga iein
Guter i0on i'll Sabre 1883 itor6,
ntuBte CT iid) Iriib an borte 9(rbeit
%gctuobneH. Gr crlcrntc ooS S6rei-
n%crbon0luert mo orbeitctc ais Sc
lelle in WteB, st. Npolo ullo onOeren
St1otcn GlinB.2 otbringcn's. europa
miioc, flibr SEER A~Sro0ocbl mn 81.
Suni 1891 nit icincr Wlttter, jluei
S1lpeIternt NgllcS lnD Gotborina,
llu0 cileru 9ruocr, &cinrid, ilbcr
Intlperpen nad gbilaOelpbio, 100 CT
an 4. Suli onfam mo bon 100 CT
glcih nod Baltimore lueiterfll6r,
mdhrcno icine MngebGriAen in Hbild-
oelpGiu blicben, no tie olld) nod bcute
luobncn. Sn Baltimore mod)te Der
honlola Sicb5ebniGbrigc ihncll lei.
ltcn @eg. Scinc critic Stcllc mo ol8
SHrcincr bel Der Sirnlo @ilntber &
6inf, url0 ip0ter or6eitetc CT bel 90
ieltbolc oil ser Sreocrid. StroBe.
Nodoem cr iid) sic cn1liid)c Sprode
ongccignct lut0 cilgeieben 6ottc, Dob
ollocre S~0Gigfcitcn lit ibnn Itedter1,
iogtc or icincm &onomcrf 2ebclpobl
II. mllroc @ertGitier bci @u8borff &
Spicp6 Nr. III, NorbsSoluorb-Str,
bcnn ginf0lifer bel Yoicncr5, Ualtls
nlorc'S crltent @norcnbmls, nno bis
Stint groBen 5eller bcfleioctc CT ocn'
iclben Hniicn 6ei Nc. 8. Slnnlcl 4
So9u, Nr. 405, SIts9nltlnlorc-S Str.
Seit bieier Belt bcfleioet CT cinell
GcrtroilcnspoIten bei Der @rlnsmid.
NalfesGollen0er-Go. 9(m IS. Sftober
1900 lpnrOc 9err Hrooocbl III oct
Mltorcos, Stride NIT leircr @ottin
g(nllo ~. geb. Ntiidbcrgcr, gctrolt.
Ger Gbc entiprollcn Iiinf &inoer.
GniiL, Sbolmo, Ynul, Irno lillo Sic.
roltpntuS. SEER Groboc6l lit Gin ciis
RIGGS Mitglieb Der ct. Wild)oelS9c-
nlciltoe. 6cS &irhcndorS inlb Der
Columbus, Sitter. Sir sic Yaotbo-
liid)e Observation-Disclosures : 0cicqidoft"
bat or ais Yrdliocnt oeS nGbeiopcofc@
Gon5ils Mr.300" iebr piel 0eleiitct, 10
bob CT III Den aGegrce Gcon" ocriel-
ber 0up1blt mnrbc. Gr lit ollb Gon-
Oioot iiir oie beulofrotiide Nomino-
tion fir sic =. gSoro fit Den Stobt-
rotb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-18
Nn3 ocn 8crcincn.


@emiidtcr G6or oeS ,@errlanio.
Wdnner6orS" iibt filr oaS Gon.
5crt. pWio5art g MGmlerdor"
cr10lt GinlaOung ppm yMojart.
Screill" in Aep-Dorf.
Sic @GIan9sleftion 0cS n@crmoe
ma g'ornerdors" iibte geltcrn Nbcl10
gcmeini6oitlid) nit Dem Gomend)or
llllter 2eitun0 oCS Girigentel Yroi.
Sb. Scnl6ergcr Gb0re iiir Oos nGd)Ite
,Gol3ert. Sn Scr @eidGitSlibul0
lc0te 0as Gonite fir baa GllQrtett-
Er~cisIin9cn cinen 3eridt iibcr Die
his icbt getroiicnen 9orGereitull0c1
0b. Gic nd6itc Sin0ltunoc iinOct
bcreits ont Gicnjtog Itntt, Oo ser.
~@crnlonio Wanncrdor" fiir GoI
11crltog cire Minitrel . S~oriteuung
icItgciett bot.
80 elo0ic."
S1 Der gut bCiltdtcn SIngItunoe,
ole gcltcrn NbcnO Der @eiongoercili
"OtcloOic" in Socob Gic5' SoQc ollr
Seloir-Morft o5bielt, iibte Eroi. i.
9orolllS nit ben SdNgern Die 2ic0cr
e%rltltel1 ltO bciteren SnboltS fir oic
ildd)lte MISUNDERSTANDING in S6i.
mcf'S Sole on Noro-Grouomap. IN
Der Iid) onidlicbcnoen, Dom BrGii-
ocltten @eorg giciffcr gelciteten llno
bonn Scfret6r @eorg Gogcl protofol.
lirten Sibung bcridtete OaS NJ.
rnitgcnlentS-@onitc polt lcilcn &or.
bercitnn9cn fiir ooiiclbe Scrguiigcn.
0fo5ort- M dnncrdor."
9tod) elmer gut bciudter, pom 81.
r%l9cnten IS. @. Y09lmon1 gelcitctcn
SingItutoc in ieiner Safe, trot &c
lterll IbenO Ser nWfo3art MGnner.
DIOR" III cirte @eIdaftsiibung elm in
Der Grdiibent Albcrt q. MooQc oen
.SnrGb lulb Sefrctin S.eJ~ Is Stfilll--
boS Hrotfoa fiiGrte. IS lpltrben 5l-
nod)It Die Gorbereitungcn fir onS
llod)lte ~Illternroiten beenoigt, ounn
lpuroe inter 9roBent 9eifaQ cine Gills
loolng ocS Nclpegorfer oMo5ort.
Scrcins" 5u oeiiel GornepolSIibung
oltgel,ornmet. Scr nIrion," Sic
"Ebdlia" ltno bic .@ittelSbodeSef.
ton" bottel c6enfoaS GinloOulaen
an Den gcreir geDen loiien, oie Scr
lcIbc occeptirtc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-18

Gin neneS GAZE. Sr.
8iQinm Yinfnep 8eit croiinete &c.
ltcrn icin neucs Gafe in Mr. BOG, SIt.
9altimorcitroBe. Gnlielbe lit alli oos
Gleganteite eingcrihtet, uto iito
Speiien mo @etrdnfe Don elmer Site
.alllo Gor5iiglid)feit. ncl1c Dem 10
moblbegriinocten Inf Oes 8rll. @elt
nelle 2orbeeren bin5ufiiger mcroer.
Der Yeilid) oes Cafes mar oen gol5eit
Gag ausge5eidnet, un0 piinihten
piele 5reunoe liilO gefonHte oes 81
aenthiilners neluielhen Nliid Ill lei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-18
Gieo Der Vapcrn.
(9(uS cincm 2ciebud) iiir boperiid,c
Mittelidulcn.)

Gins cincm Sciebud iiir boperiid,c
Mittelid)ulcn.)
Nua mod)t Did groB, D 9opernlano2
Die rllbmbctr0n5tcn ariege?
Sic hciB ertdnnpitcn Siege2
Sic 6liiiie, NCrg' unO @GI0cr?
I'll boit 0oS Hcdtc nid,t gcbrndJt;
Ser mid bcldirmt nn0 mid be-
luadt,
Micill aonig - bat mid groB ge'
madt.
@u9 mad)t bid fiibn D 9nperlt.
LAMB?
Scr Ibnen fii9nc S9aten"
Gic mntbigcn Solootcn?
Gic 9iirger, felt mic Glen,
g8o Srcltc 5lt beiueiien2
Iii boit ooS Bette nid)t gebradt;
Ger mid beldirmt ullo MIDI be-
luadlt;
Mcin a0nig - bot mid film &C.
mad)t.
@nS nlod)t bid reid, o 9opernlono?
Die inotgcid)miidtelt Muen?
Gic nciocnSiuertben @aren?
Ger Siigcl gofone Teben2
Ger Scrgc Meid)tbum ebert?
GoS Sdonite bait OIL nidt gcbrodt
1t. /. IN.
8oS modt bid Itol5, 0 9~npernloito?
Sic golo'nc aGnigSfrone?
9os S5eptcr oltf oent Srone9
Die prlinfenoen Gol0Ite?
Ger Slt6el lno bic SeIte?
8 reiu, ou bait es nid)t gebrndt;
Der mid bcid)iibt mo mid bcipad)t,
Mcin aoni9 - Got MIDI itol5 &c.
mo6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-18
&on Icincm Sulnc nic0cr9eiduiien.

Guuton Moii., II. Son.-@eo.
Boolc, elm bcrporrogcnoer bieii9er
9iir9cr unO 0oupt Der oYoole SiIuer
Co." mlroc bclttr Abcno bon ieillem
Sobie @olpor0 NJ. Eoole Gcidlollen
ltnO t0otlid) perpunOct. 9aS Opier
itur6 5pci Stunocn nod Der Sdlicz
bcrei. Ser Sobn mllr0c ucrbaitCt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-18
Wruscs Ecucr.

9oponnob 90, II. Sonuor.
- Die o@eorgio Gor @orfS," Orei
Micilcn iiiolif pom bier, mlrrocn beltte
9(bcn0 ourd GScllcr 5crItort; SdoOen
100000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-18

Sic 5irmo Anguit II j.
& = D. modt on onberer Stcllc oe5
rIcuti6en Gorreiponbenten" be-
forllt, boB lie ibr @elh1ft bon 9r.
6t3, Glt-SnpeitcsS troBe, nod Nr. IL,
1oro 6rebcricf- Str, Der 6is6erigcr
@agenfobrif bon Srn. Mc9lQilter,
perlegt bot. Sr. Hoicfe bctrieb lein
@eidaft i'm oltcn @eifditsplob 2G
Sabre lang. ltllo Sic Gonlpaanie 8
bat p1brenb bieier 3eit oaielbit lire
ihGniten Jeitlidfeiten peranitaltet.
9satiirlid miro aad) Gonnpaguic 8
Iihra Anartier init nrH. Moiefe llaxf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-18

Gnergiif . - SD idife mel.
llen Ieilenoen 5n eiltcm iarnigen
alrnoen in Der bieiieen Stoot, Inn
oemielben maj eiter9iih aitf Die Sin.
terbeile SIT tretell. Nad einer bolbet
Stunoe fornn1t ntein Meiienoer gu.
rid: sNnn, Serr Weper, baben sic
es oem Mannc 9eiaet9" nOb ih
es ibm geiagt Dab, nttb mie bob idI
es linn geiogt, nnb nellll CT oagelpe.
len mar, batt' ib es inn tlod bieI
me6r geiaet!"
H1iic snr Mciie in's NnslanD DC.
kas.ak ls lNA:na N. 40 Gn 49,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-18
Ser ldJaOBnftc 9amin.

Sm often Glubbolric Scr nllniol1
2eo0ue" briAt 6cucr ans. - Sin
ido0boitcr Sonlin Ole llriodc. -
Go8 piertc Wlili5 NcQincnt poIl.
tc BORT iein 9ontctt 6oltcu. -
S6oOcn $4,000.
Gin 6eitcr. 0oa 0eitcrn Nodmittog
flr5 Dor 1 llbr int 0cnt lrii6erel
G~lub6oltIe ser Linton &cogltc" ot
ser Sii0mcIt.Gdc bon 6opcttc. unO
&ocoltroBc ouS6rndL bcidG0iQtc 0eIl
inncren Sbctl rcS @CbGrOea bis 5lllp
@etrogc bon liter $1,000. ToS sc.
b0lrGc Itou0 ldon icit Is Monotcn
lcer icit0em sic Linton 2caQue" ibr
SouptQllorticr nod ibrcnl icbiQcn
Weboltoc an 6oDcttc', noGc Eocoitr.,
pcrlcatc. Die 6lommcr mur0cn
ourd) Dos roihc Gingrciien scr 6cll.
crluebr aut Den porocrGu S6cil OcS
@ebGil0cs 6cl6rGnft. Co@ Grep.
pcnGol3 mrrbe pollitGnOiQ 5crit0rt,
nno mc6rerc 3immcr wltrocn oltrd,
Noud) lnto @oiicr itnrf b~cidGoi0t.
Goa 6ellcr NOR hurd) cinen Ocicftcn
&anlir c1titan6cn.
@r. 6rorf g, Somblcton. Scr
&criuoltcr 6eS :. GomorO Som6ls.
TOMS NodloiieS. SIT 0Un ou8 @c61l,.
DC Gcb0rt, bottc ocur picrtcn Mc0i
merit sic G%rInlrbnib crt6cilt bcutr
Nbcno Scr @ontcttiool fir cincn
@oQ III ~bcnubcr. Nus oicicm @run.
DC mod)tc Sr. &oGu acQu, Der SEEKER
ocS Dicrtcn M~cBiutcrtS, Gin Tclcr in
ocnt int pOrocrcn (bcile bcS Sellers
bcItnolidcn Sci5opporot, lt1l fir sic
criportctcn 0Gltc Gin Wurrnc3 Nolt8
III 9crcitidoit 5ll bobcn. Gr bate
bo@ @c60n0c fltr5c 3rit ucrloiicn
ais Sltorticrnrciitcr Charles &o6n II.
Slclttcnont %. 81. Gorcnncr bci'm
Serloncn Der ollArcn6cll0Cn WoIfcll
bale 6cncrttcn, mic Mold aus 0cn
ScnItcrn bC@ lcCrcn 0cb1u0ca Drama.
@r. SoGtt bcltodrid]tiQtc ioiort Gopi.
t0n Gum bon ser SpriBcls Gontpo0s
HE 9fr. / on GocoItrobc, wcl6cr Sen
Ilarm obgNb.
Hond int 2cbcn$Qc.
fobr.
Tltrd, cillcn Ocicfien clcftriid,cll
gcrictb geltcrn Mor0cn in scr
@irtbIdoit bon u. u. Sloior in Nr.
100, @cIt- ErottitroBc, Gin 3innlcr
III 0rollo. Scopol6 alilo5pfoiuati
lueld)er in 5%ruciten Stodlpcrf nobrlt,
0llrd) Den Noltd, scr lcilr 3inl.
l1lct fillltc, dufBciocdt. 'Gr fptdlt61
ld)nca ollf un0 n%lurnlirtc bic Scller.
Ipcbr, ais CT nitS9ciu10en Eotte, Dob
@intcr5immer in 9rono mar.
Ger, ongeridtcte Sdobcn bctrGQt
500.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-18

Wflt tDrent 0rel Wo1otc alien &ln0(
olf Dem Nrm glitt geItern Srot 2enc
Hainut0 bon 9r. 40, Siios9rooO.
uaD, ais lie bonn Mnrft fam, Dor oenr
Souie Or. 7t2, Siio-grooOpap oils
llno fiel III ocn Hinnltein. Sic SOC
ii6 cine ldmer5bofte Gerlebung an
Tilden jl unO mltr0e bon 9tod)barl
III ibrc @obnulg geleitct.
Yei'm Sd)littcrn alli Der G6citcrs
StrnBc, 5lpiiden Yrott- uno @ougb-
StroBc, iiel qeltert ser t5.iGbri0c
Subert Barnett Don 9r. PIP, Siio-
Gollington ? 9fpenue, 10 ullgliidlid,
Dab CT lid 0aS rcdbte 9ein oberbalb
Oes gllfelS brod). Gr mllroe in Der
9lmbulan5 oeS oitliden 0iitrifts nod)
Scr 8o6nnng iciner Gltcrn gebradt,
l1ad)ocm inn Or. NJ. Goue bon Gdr
Yratt. uno WolfeltraBc cinen 9totD'
pcrbnno al1gclegt bate.
5rou aotborinc Sprnguc liegt IN
fritiidem 3ultono in ibrer @pbnung.
Nr. 527, @elt.6 rnnflinsS trobe, al
Ben Solgen eines Stllr5es oornicOer.
Nm Snmltog gbcno glitt tic oil Der
Gdc BON @rccne.S troBc utlo Yaco.
Nllcp nuf Dem Srottoir ans NM
liilr5te 10 utgliIdlidl ooB lie inncre
G%erlcbu1lgcn crlitt. Cine mbcfonntc
Jrou gelcitetc iie nod ibrer @obs
nllng iuo tic bon ben Goftorcn s. $.
Sglcbnrt, Nr. $50, NorO G~orrolton.
9lpcnnc. nIlo 5. %. 6. Glloon M.
937, Mobiion. gpcnilc, in 9cGono.
lung gellonlnlen iullroc.
PM ocoinpcrgiitung &C
ltorbcn. - Caroline 9urriS, cine
so Sabre olte Hcgcrin ali @iooleItr.,
noGc Eenniplponin- Mperue. mobn.
toit, itorb ol1l Mittfpod) g6eno int
Somoopotbiid)cn Soipitol an Del,
6o(gcn bon Gocoinpcrgoituro. Sic
Negcrin nuroe Golb belpllBtloS al
Der Gde bon Srcmoilts mo Sorlenl.
Alpciule olfgrfunbcn nno itorb ipatcr
I'M Soipitol, obne bos 9cipubticin
lpieber erlongt 81 Goben. Or. SGorps
elmer Der Solsdr5te bcs SoipitolS.
conItotirte, oab Die Geritorbene al
Gocoilibcrgifting gelitten bottc uno
oui Scr rcd)telr Seite ocl6bmt lpor.
Sn elmer Ste6crci h mcr
pcrmnnoet. - Mdbreno ci1eS
Streites 5lpiidcn 2neills NorriS
nno Wonroe Sospnrb I'M Sdnic 9tr.
8O3, Norb-6rontzS traBe, pltrbc &C.
tern N6eno gegen 10 llbr Der GrItere
Oiird) Meiieritidle int s(rnL &als nlro
Wrrlt ld)lper pcrlpunoet lno licat Jest
III fritiidenl 3ultonbe i'm nStaot.
3olpital.@ Gie Holi5ei ild)t nod Dem
IhrtefI f0fr iih ntfS 1piff Gfatfhr "a
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-12-28
The Paper Told the Tale.

A certain Greek adyenturer some
years ago undertook to palm of upon
the public some false copies Of the COS
pei manuscripts. Many learned men
were deceived. but not Dr. Coke, libra
rian Of the Bodman library at Oxford.
How he detected the fraud was related
in his own words in the Spectator:
never really opened the book. but
held II in my hand and took one
page of it between my finger and thumb
while listened to the rascal's account
of how he found this most interesting
antiquity. At the end Of three or four
minutes l handed 1t back to him with
the short comment, Nineteenth CEN
fury paper, my dear SIR" and he took
it away in hurry and did not come
again. Yes. was pleased. but l have
handled several ancient manuscripts In
my time, and know the feel of old
paper.
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(55IzNSy

"He has been workin'-workin'
hard" said the thin woman with the
wet apron, busting chair for her
visitor. Wont you please sit down?
Certainly he aln't workin' now, but
Job Is hard to get, an he's a man who
won't take everything that comes along.
1t was too confinin' for him, that last
Job-somethin' fierce; an the man he
was workin' for didn't treat him right.
My husbands man that's got sper-
rlt, an he won't let nobody run over
him. No, he's not workin' now, but he
would be If he found job to suit
him."
What is his trader asked the Wis
itor.
We'll, ma'am, can't rightly say that
he's got any pertlckler trade" replied
the thin woman. Hes what you might
call a handy man. There amt nothin
that he can't turn his hand to il he's
a mind to, but as for workin' at any
one trade regular It's somethin' that he
amt never done. One thing, If a man
has trade he most always has to
belong to one O them unions, an you
know an l know that union man
has got to do just the way his union
says. My husbans too independent to
let any union run him."
"How long did he work at this last
Job he had?" inquired the visitor.
Three days"
sH
"And how long was he out Of work
before he got that job?'
well, 1t must ha' been close on to
three months, ma'am. Not but what
he tried. He'd go out In the mornin'
an sometimes be gone all day lookin'
for work. But it's hard to find. 'spe-
cially any work at pays Twin wages.
He might have got somethin' at q dol
: lar an quarter or dollar an a half
day. but he don't blieye In encour.
agin', low wages. He's man nd sooner
suffer himself than do that It's the
principle of It If he can't get what his
works worth he won't work at all.
That's what he says, an I say he's
right"
"How do you manage to get along
them" asked the visitor.
"Well," said the thin woman, 81
most ginerally get about all l can do
with the washin' an the scrubbln'. II
amt much for pay, but it's better than
nothin' at all. An then the boy 4.
a-workin' over In the tannery. an he
brings in So week-an they say it's
wholesome work In them tanneries
Then the society has been good to mt
an helps me out at pinch. One way
an another We get along. though we're
behind with the rent now. In another
year the girl will be able to go out an
bring in little somethin', though IT,.
the truth l don't kTow what ! will b.
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The ocean record held in Germany has
been beaten by the Lusitania. The tur-
bine engines have come up to the ex-
pectatlon of their constructor. On the
first passage fogs and rebellious stok-
ers, combined with the natural stiffness
of new machinery prevented the dis
play Of the Lusitanias full powers. On
the second westward passage the en-
gines ran smoothly and all parts of the
machinery. being now somewhat ac-
quainted, worked well together. Only
four days after the coast Of Ireland
disappeared the Nantucket lighthouse
was sighted, and the whole run from
Daunt's Rock to Sandy Hook was well
under five days. The practicability Of
the turbine, the oldest form of steam
engine, has been established. The ex-
perts who scoffed at the idea of using
anything but reciprocating engines for
boats larger than torpedo destroyers
and channel steamers must acknowl-
edge themselves in the wrong. Unless
Germany wishes to remain in the back
ground 1t will be necessary to build still
larger boats with more turbines. The
relation Of speed in the new style of
steamers to the consumption of coal
has not been calculated, and German
companies may conclude that the game
Is not worth the candle, but unless
some unexpected development takes
place in the construction of marine gas
engines or in the wireless Transmission
of power the boat which beats the rec
ord Of the Lusitania will have to have
turbine engines. America has no
transatlantic steamers to compare for a
moment with the giants of the British
and German merchant navy. However,
the success of the turbine opens up new
possibilities III the development Of the
coasting trade and the passenger busi-
ness on the great lakes. One Of the fast
turbine steamers used on the English
channel would make the passage from
Chicago to Milwaukee as quickly as an
express train, and would cut In two the
| time between other lake ports. The
Asiatic possessions of the United States
could be brought several days nearer
| IL turbine engines were In use on the
transpacific liners. The only question
is, Is time money! Tie owners Of the
Lusitania are to be congratulated on
the success of their new venture. When
the achievements of Portugal, the an
Client Lusitania, In the early days Of
exploration are recalled 1t seems fitting
that this steamer, destined to work as
much Of revolution in navigation as
the vessels of Vasco da Cana and
Prince Henry, should bear the name Of
that country.
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held by the eagle she seized stick and
began to belabor the marauder.
The eagle sprung on her, sinking its
talons into her dress, the sharp claws
tearing her flesh Her cries brought
her father running from a field near
by. At sight Of the man the bird at
tempted to rise, dragging the child,
struggling, after it. vreeland believes
that the birds talons became entangled
In the girls dress and that 1t could not
free itself. The two eagles have been
familiar to the neighborhood since
1903, but never had they been known
to attack human beings before.
The great bird rose slowly and labori-
ously, Its wings beating the air wildly
and the child screaming with terror.
Vreeland sprang forward, but before he
got within reach the bird had lifted
Itself and Its precious burden above
him and was slowly rising higher and
higher. The child continued to struggle
and the bird seemed trying to free it.
self
1t had reached the top of tall hem
lock tree when the struggles of the girl
rent her dress at the left shoulder. For
several seconds she hung with her en-
tire weight In the grasp of one talon
of the eagle, which continued Tapping
the air wildly and trying to make head
way.
Then the dress at the right shoulder
gave way and Gladys fell through the
branches Of the tree to the ground
where fortunately pile of hay broke
her fall, so that she was little injured
As the child dropped the eagle shot
through the air toward the mountain
at express train speed.
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A Generous Joker.

Could you have been with me on top
Of one Of the old horse drawn busses
on certain afternoon you would have
seen a middle aged gentleman. slightly
the worse for wine. take couple OF
half sovereigns from his purse. Be
fore him sat two little Elton boys In
short jackets and diminutive beaver
hats. With much chuckling, the gen.
tleman, leaning forward, dropped his
half sovereigns down their backs, next
their shirts, and it would have done
your heart good to have seen the ex-
pressions on the countenances Of those
boys alter from dlsmay as the cold
coins slipped down their spines to
wonder and delight as, after much
wriggling each lad extracted the mon
ey From the vicinity OF his sock.-Au-
brey Lanston in Bohemian.