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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-26
l%lnierc. Nusfnbr Don Slriid nnb Will
dlerci : Grubnftcn.

GoS Siotiltiid)c 9iircoli ocS San,
bel&.0 cportemCni$ bot mlSgcrcdnct
bob umicrc IilSiubr puu Slcildl mo
Miid)crci. Vrobuften i'm Sabre 1906
0ic Summc BON 900 Wiiuioncn Col
lars iibCrItiegcn bot. Wcrbcn sic or
toriirtcn lcbcnhen Sd)Ioftbicrc cln'
ocrcdnct. 10 crbobt lid Der Wcrth oilt
$50 Minioneu Collars. Sm 8an6clt
iii cine bctrGd)tlidc Stciacrlna 0c&
Slciid,crportS gegen oos &orlahr 81,
onnitoiircn; BON mcbr, al1 elmer
MilIion Collars in friitcm Ninh'
fIciid), bon 5iuei Winioren III ser
NuSiuhr bon Snlg. ebcn'o picl hi
Sdmol5 un0 an sped wurbcn iogar
fir iicbcn Minicnen Collars mchr
crportirt ais in 1905. Su Der Mis-.
fibr BON @iiticuflciih iii bo1caclt
eiu betrdhtlthcr Riid1ouo bon iibcr
80 EroSeni III e~ouitotiren. Gic Nus.
iiibr iiel bon ~ WiIlinncn Collars
IN 1905 oif 49, Miuioncu in 1906.
Sbcilipciie lit nos oui Ole acrin9crc
Musfi,hr nod Sopou inriid5uiiihrct,
boS iu1hrcno Der arica&iabre 0ro6c
Soften S~iidicriIciid bcioa. ohcr
and, sic gnsflthr nod, G~naIouN III
fart gnriidaegauaeL iebenialIS in
SuIge Der SdIadibou~ +. GntbiiIllm'
gen. Gnd, ueridicNcncn onhcrcn
2anoern bat 'idl ocr Grnori BON
giidiouileiid| i'll 1906 aciteiecrt, I'M,
mrrbin bIeibt cine MinocranSinhr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-26

Gle brttiihc RegicrunQ
luiu @oitpcrncltr SluettCllbam'S Ser,
fun 6cS GinN1tou &%lttCrmC5os 5u.
~u0r0crit nidt 6cfonnt gcbcn. @oiil
bicic ScimliGthucrci? Wion bat iid,
III gmcrifo iibcr Den 3uiidlcniou
nidIt ion0CrIid} mufgCrCgt. Eraiiecat
Hooicpclt hnt ocru britiid)cu got,
ihoitcr mitthciIcn %luiiclI. 0oB oic Nns
a%Clcgcnbcit fiir ms crIcri0t lit. I'll.
nc @chcimhnItuuN oc3 SadlucrboltS
Bat oIio feinCu 3lucd.
Ser NnoraHg ju Sen o
genntntcn gclcbrtcn @culitu miro IN
Gcuti1louo Don Suhr III $0br It1r
fer. Sm InuicnOcn MinIer merocn
Die ~ differentiation 0e2 Suu0cS Don
1916 Stltocntcu beiud)t Don 0cncn
25l Trnltcn iino. Die &tnthSiiiier
lit Don Subr jt Nnhr it i%ornudhrenr
0cm Steiacn. @ua sic cinitlucn
@iiienldaitcn nngcbt, 10 betrdNt Die
3obl Der cunnAeliibcn Sn0irerNCl
Der I~beOlonic 220S mo oic Der totho,
lil6cn 110S. 12,tlG Stlocntcn mios
men lid Der 9fcd)taluiiiClid)nlt, 7O9S
ser WtcOi5in 1O,9S5 ser Ebiloiopbic.
Der @eid)idtc mo oeu Sprod,cn 1921
Der Matbematit mo Oelr9intllrluiiicl
ten. Pm meiite1 pcrmcbrt bat lid
Die 3obl Der Stnbcntcn Der Wteoijin
uno Der p%bilologiihcn 6Gder. lie
6ciuftcite llnipcriitGt lit Berlin nit
S1SS StuOircnocn; cS folgcn W}iill.
d)cn nit 55G7, 2eip5ia nit 146G,
Bonn nit 5000, @oQc nit $3.50. Damn
@rcSlolL @6ttin1cn, 6rcibura. Sci,
hclberG unb StrobburN. 9ci Dem
gr0bcren Nn0rong 81 Ocn llniucrlitls
ten lit iibriNcns in Hcd)nlng 5lt itcl-
len, Oob oic 9cuGltcrunAS5iiicr BON
9clltidluno iGbrlid ctmn nm 100000
Scclcn 5uminmt un0 ooS Nnmu0icn
Ser StuOcntcn5obl 0c3 megeu nidt
obnorm lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-26

Der Netrag BON 10 Wiuioncn &irc
cntlulit, ser lid aus gclDiiicn SaBcn
1ilr ic0C 0urd)Iulieue Sccmcilc }ll-
lommcn gcicGt. SeI6it Geitrcit,slln-
gorn, bel Dem in criter Clinic Die }ubl.
retden Scc.&erbinoungcn nit ocl
&lllten 0es WittclIGnoiideu WeerCa
- clio perhdltniBmGBig fltrjC Cutter
nu1tden - in 9etradt funmCn, Qc=
tudbrt mad Dem @ciete pom %. ISlr!l
1891, bCtrcffcn0 ben Nbid)luB zines
Sfllf'abrt3s un0 EoiUcrtrugc9 nit
Dem 0itrcihiid)lmgnriid)Cn 2lop0, an
0iclt @cicIlid)nit hohc Wcilcngel0cr,
olc III cinem Sabre bic Summc BON
mnGbcrn0 6 Diiuioncn Nturf nid,t
llberltelgen iOIlen. Is lit inOcB pom
n1dItcn Sabre ob Elm anOerpcitcr
&ertrog in G1t2ii6t 9enommcn, nod)
meldlcm sic Subucntion nod crDc6=
LID Itcigen miro.
Bon Den 0roBen MISREPRESENTATION
H0n0crn fonnlcn bel Der Grn0c Der
SanpfcrsS ubpcntioncn uor;ll09luciic
ole Scrclnlgtcn Stnotcn Don @mcritn
II. Sdpan IN @ctrnd)t. Gle Scr. Stuas
ten, Ole in &crbGItniB 81 ibrer ullGc.
hcllrcn TllaOebnmung MIR me1ia cigcnc
Sinlcn bclibcn, MAIDEN iiir ibren iibcr-
leeiid)en Yoitoienlt iehr Crbcblidc
NuImen0ungeu. Iielelbcn babci lid)
I'M lcttoergun1cncn Sabre olll mcbr,
ola II WlQioncn Murf %bClouicn. %.
pon boben licbcn nmcrifnniid)e &illicnL
bic inter &ertrng nit ser Hcgicrln11
ldbrcn - lud) bcltin1mtCn SGBcn fiIr
lcoc 5lriIdAclc0tc Sccmcilc - ctpo 8
Uiillioncn Mort bc5oNen. Gas iibriNc
'cntfGllt uui Die nid)t inter &crtro9
fobren0cn ollcrttuniidct mo trent
Den S6iiic, mclhc nod 0crn @cruid)tc
Scr pom ibncu b%cf0rocrtcn @'oIt DC
50blllnG Crbultcn mnbci ubcr Die
S0iifc inter umcrifolild)cr Slu09c
better ais Die irem0en Sdiffc bcond)t
mcr0cn; GrItcrc be5icbcn 1.G0 Collar,
Scbtcrc II Gents fir onS Eiul0
@rlclc. &opon bat IN 0cn lcBicn SAD
rcn NtoBe NnltrcnglulNcn 0cnloht,
lcincn ShifISbnu 81 iorocrn. IS &c
mGbrt - luic Tronfrcid) - Ban ErG.
nlicn nod Dem Gonncn1cbnlt unb 0cl
EfcroctrGitcn mo 5mnr bon ~ Ocn
pro Come bel Gnmpicrn BON 100
1000 Somlcn. urlb Don 20 g)cn iibcr
1000 SomlcL iomie bon ) g)cn iiir
ic0e Eicr0etrnit. NllBcroCnt iino Il
aroBc iibericeiid)c &inicn %iubpcltio.
llirt, nobel 81 SdifiiobrtS .@cicQ.
Idoiten in @ctrnd)t fommcn. Dor
Nlcn 0ic n9tippon 9)lticn Saba" uno
Der oSioto Sboicn &oiibn". Bic
Nn90obcn, mcld)c Die ioponild)c Ne.
AIerung iiir Ocn aeiomHtcn Shiii@.
bout ln0 SccoicnIt nllfmcnoct, limo
jdhrlid) ouI mcbrcrc Willioneu Warf
pCrnnlhln0t, %mcnn0lcid) 1o9 III lotio
criticncnc umtIid)c Aert .%npun IN
the beginning u tic 20 Gcutltrp"
bicrilbCr cillcn Ncnnucn jiifcrm0BiNen
Nndnucia nid)t %lieiert."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-26

bon etlua 40 RiGiouen &funS i'm
@crthe BON oicr Wilioucu Collars
ecacn bos &obr 1905. Gebcn 6Ieiif
hobcu mir in 1906 nod grobe @oitCu
SIcomorqorin ~crportirt. fir ctrpa
s!rei MiQioncn Collars mahr. ais i'm
&obrc 1905. unO ijbcroic5 fiir mchr.
o,2 II @tiIioncu GouorS .GeIc-
Gel" oo5 sur @erigcQrng bon Cleo.
mnrgurtn %per>pdu0t miro. Giua fir
81 RiQioieu Collars .0lco~ Gin.
gen nod SoGono. fir ctlua 3lA Drill.
IionCu nod GcutihIon0, fir I liz
Wiaioncn md GnQlanO mo fir Ct
nc Wiiuiou rod &onu2gcn. Nod]
NoQonO 8inAcn olLcr 0cm nScIo"
nud1 rod iibcr 10 Nia;oncn @nQo-
ncn goumpouinomcu-C Gel. Od@ Oor.
CbcnidQS 5ur @Crcitung BON Stunt
butter @%ertpcnoula iinott. I<m @an.
gen CrportirtCu mir iibcr 300 NiliO.
ncn |iunO oGlcc-Cct" unO 40 Wiil.
lioncn @olloncn gnlmuuoniuoucn.
Sci. lln'crc Gutter @lt9fuhr bate in
1906 cilen @Crtb non finn Wiuic
nCn Collars, ctlun 3mci Malioncf
mrebr, oils IN 1905, Sale crportirtcn
mir iiir Grci Millioncn Gollor9, cine
3nru6mc bon onOcrt6oIb MiQioncn
NeGcn Dos Gorinbr, mo umicrc Nlt@.
iuhr an Mild Bate Cincn @crtb bon
5luci Wiuioncn IoQorS. llebcr POO
Wiaioncn Collars, Die Dem 2nn0c
ollcin oil 6lciId mo OtilhcrCiE r6.
huftcn pom Ni$lnnbc 5uilicbcn!
Sin itottlid)cr Eoitcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-26
Mifbclnt SGriH.

IS itnrb am 80. Sartunr 1907 In feiner &o6s
lliilg, gir. 700. &SeitsSermGrs SttuBc. sGiibcim
SbciR, g~eliebter @attc bon Hita Gliia6etb
SbeiB, I'M "a. Sabre icines 9ebeus. Die Nc.
c%rbtgurg tinoet Samitas, yinhmiiid95 , llDr,
bonn IruIcrtuuiel aus iiati.
t25-5) Sir trauernoru Sinterblicbcnem
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-26

Sic Strnffom mcr N Sci
bcIbcrg perrrthciItc ben Suitbcdter-
Sn~tenbontcn BON Stuttgort. Golfer
III Yntlit, uno Sen Ghef 'Hehnftutr
&. Tiper Dol, rlleber 9unb II, Wcer"
lueacn 3lucifampics 81, bier Iouo'
ten Seltltna.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-26
Gathorinc Z. Gprb.

IS iiarb am 81. SGunnr 1907. nm 2.20 1lbr
9iablnitidg&. &atbarinc h. aorb, Satin Ocs
ocrtturbellen Is. @re9nr Nurb. mi 10. SeheilS-
tabre. Die (eeroiGunB finOct Sunutaa, giuds
miltdaS nm , llbr. bonn 5raucrbuiic. III. 1908.
Hio9elus Strdbe. ans itait. Neifebulla AMI Der
GemeicrD. ." (25-0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-26
YuiClm Edi(ba.

. Ecr OiieatliHe 9thmiui TRAITOR. Gr. Ito. 9Iof.
Ian StrnBe Rew. 9orisGitD. lpiiniGt guteiunlt
iiher ole S'erlpanolct bon elHiclcm Sdlob uu0
lpeiiel. fiber ctncn Eciien, pe!6cr in GnItis
more ipubneu fon. CD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-26

Ger Gongrcb last cine
9CniliNmlg ms Nlr9c un0 miro
notwithstanding oicie @od)c Ooriibcr
obltilnmCn, mua iiir ole liiolid)cn
Stootclr, Sic SumpIlGnbercicn in-
ncrGulb ibrcr @rcn5en bnbcn. BON
%ntcrclic lit. IS gicbt 6,0O0.OOO
Ncre@ oicicr 9Gn0crcicn uno Scr
0rGbtc Sbcil oouon licgt IN oCn lilo.
lidcu Stoatcn. Ger III Nllaiidt &c.
ncmmCnc Elon bcItcht i'll Ser Ont.
m1licrmng 0ieicr 2GnbcrcierL mornllf
tic ais Ncfcrbolllono bcnniprnd)t
mcrccn iollCn mo bic 9Cmiaiglul0
miro SIT Dem 3lucde geideben, ~icIt5ils
itcllcn, lpo9 hicier HeflnmiruuQ$-
plan foltcn miirbc, lllb in mcld)er
Weilc Sonolpertbe inter bicicnl
Elune crbobt lpcroCn ipiirben. Gin
gut Sbcil scr Slrbcit lit bcrciia bon
scr @eologiifcn @crmciimg 0ctbon
morbcn. Sopogropbiihc Mnrtcm
mclhc pom bcn gor5cn Ger. Stnoten
gen1ndlt lucrbcnL linb ilbcr GicIc
SumpflGnbcrcicn olsacbcbnt nor:
Sen, uno sic Sroinoaclinic oiebt
icbr acllnu an. pcld)' cine u%n9cbCitrc
Mcngc lucrtbpoIlcn @rlunb mo go
ocns 5u pcrb1ltniBm1big Ncringcn
Soften 1ciuorulcn mcrben fonnte.
Ger Glon, sen sic 9eomtcn i'm Iit0c
hobcnL lit nlc6r ohcr lpcnigcr ocnl
@cmGNcrungsiucrf Ghnlidl, mcldlca
Die @unhcSrcgicrlr9 icbt I'M @citcn
oll@iiiGrt. Sas 2ano iuitrhe ili Der
b1ltniBmGbia gcringen Soften broi
nirt ru1o fam an Nniieole. 5lt cnt.
id)icoen bobercm @erthc pcrfauit
,mcrocu. Nuf >icic @eiic iuiiroe baS
Hcflamirllngsmerf cine Irt cnhloler
Settle icin, bis 6ie iGlnmtlid)en
6.000,000 NcrcS iiir Den Iderbm &c.
monllcn iein piirben. Sic bereitS
non Eriuntunternebmern gethanr
s(rbeit 5eiat BOB ooS oroinirte 2nnb
St Gem bcitcn Nderbaulaubc in Ser
@elt geh0rt. uno Der EIon iicbt icbr
lphncnh ans.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-26
2ieeu5.
Siiic Gr. 1+5S.

NiIc Nr. 1its.
Standardization j.GctitieneR.
Slrenn Der EpiriluUieHsY ireuS. Guminiiilre.
3immer 500, Geridi$- tjebauoe.
Alen y. Spwarp,
ErdTibent.
Sernnro sSieientelo.
@oiparo z. Sraccp,
~Sommifire,
Sic rndgennunte &crion rciCbtc 9lpplifa-
lion lltr 1rnnsierirIng ciuer GHoctailsS pirIs
tupien.SieeR5 BON /. Mai 1906 an Elm, mclhe
am Sieriinl. Den IL. %tSebrIrar 1907. giuhm.
10 HIDE III Grlpd1uil ae5oleH miro. Bro
ttitc aliiicil bis GuRtal, uen II. SeUrlur,
1907, cilarrcidlt lucrotu. 5ormulurc idtncu,
luenII gerulinidt. in oiciem @iiredu enun0t ners
Den.
&aiBiugtun Soiuie.
SDcf. Gleri.
NdHlc. Iorctit. 2@uro.
Ncder SlnGuit 6. 1929 9iorof TurtsS Ctr ..... s
i%uu2I.GSl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-26

&n FbilubcIpGio + az Sr.
Samuel Merrmann. scr Giri1et oeS
"Wt0nncrdor@," 6cS Glteitcn 8&na-
@ercill2 III SEN Gcr. Stontet. \icirr
'ilbcrrc& &l,bilGum OILS Scitcr NicS
%ercin@ gcicicrt. GoS Slbilalm
lultrNc Nurd} cincn GonucrS gtci.
crt, bel meld)Cnl ser >illbilor bon o.ll
Tcrcin hitrd, ltcbcrreif)ung ciucS O.
rcnbiplom& mo cincS foitbaru
SaftItnfCS gCcbrt mltroc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-26

HolulanS'S tiirfiide SGScr,
Ganitapte .Gepduss, Soitamt seseu. stets piicm.
tgna22-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-26
Sermiihte Tn5eisen.
Scutidlcr 9,Sittlurr

bonn Canoe. nit cipue ~Serm11ct, luiinfht init
lHittOr heicnlt n iuCghcu. U{nn aoreiItrc mn
fer Gblllgc ~. ~. -" rScutimcr 6orrcipun.
oeut." C0G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-26
Serr SbontA. ser 8rGii.

9err 2 bont&, Scr BrGii.
Dent Der Ennoma.aana Gummiiiiou,
hat rclianIrt, umo ErdliOcnt Rooic.
peIt bat Die H%eiignotion nit 9eooit.
erll, aber prompt on0enonlluell, nm
@ru. SbontS Die Nnnnhmc iciner
neltct Stelllutg oils 2citer ser .Srt.
t]crboruu8b metropolitan Company"
III 9tcru@Dort nifIt 5u ucrOcr6cn. Gic
bc}oblt lid) n0mlib beiicr, uno Damn
lit @crr ShontS allb nidt mcbr 0cn
oiclcn NnNriiIcn nli31cicBt, Ole cr oils
NorIiBcn0cr scr 9utoI .Gnnmiiiion
ilbcr lid crgcbcu IoiiCn mllBtC. ,Sn
@nIbinAton lit mon scr Nuiid)t. Dub
Die Aon5e GonmiiIion IN Der 8unOcS.
@nHpt}toOt balb gum @cmeicncn &c,
D0ren Deroc, Oh Der &onolbnu Don
G~ontrattorcn il6er1onlmc1l miro mo
Gbcf Sngcnicur Stepcna 0ie glrbcitclt
Cortrolircn tonll. Gic red)t fuItipies
Il0c GonnniIiion nit ibrenI 0roBen
Stnb Don SiilfSarbciteru III Woibs
inAton miro ii6crfliiiiig. SeoenioQ5
it's bcIlcr, cInen pCrnltlUnrtlidcn,
I0d)OcrItdnot9cn Wom an sic Spite
Der &unuIs Nrbeiten ST itcllcn, oils
cine Dieltopfigc Gonmiiiion, sic bon
Malblilgton aus ON &Itbmlla oiri0i.
ren mill. limo Damn it's oltd) biQi-
ger.
@r0iiOcut Hopicpc(t Dat
ocnt GongreB in elmer Spcjiol.Yot-
idoIt oic 9cmiQigung BON Sd)iiis.
Subliolcn nod cinrnol murnt empfo6-
len. Ga oltd Spredrr Cannon icilc
0ppolition gcgcn Den Subiioicr.
@robld altiAcgebcn Fat, 10 miro oo9
Tttcntot olli bic Colder Scr Stclcr.
5ublcr MN pcriibt mcrocrL llnl Dem
Nbc0crtruIt Die SoidCn III %iiillcn.
GoB inherent Ill&lnnobnnocl 0llrdl
olc Sublioicn nid)t nlli Ole @cinc 1cs
bollcn miro, boben mir Oft 0cltltg
nat0cplelen; cbenio, boB ca cine In.
NcredtiNtCit lit, Ole rcihcn Sdifia.
bauer mo S6iiiio6rtS- Wciclli6oiten
ollf Soften ser Stcucriohlcr ST mi,
item. Nm Der Eociiic.aiiitc mcrocn sic
SnbIioicn ). 9. in sic Soid)cn cincS
Nnrrimun mo G~oniortcn flicbcll. llno
babel miro picl @cirnS 0cnlod)t, lpic
mir 0cn MonopolelL SruItS mo al.
Ocrcn Nlapiid)len unicrca mirtb-
ltoitlltcn ScbcnS jl &Cibc gebcn.
Nab!
Ser GhicagoGr Erofciior
WiIliom s. S6omoS, elmer scr Node,
fctlcr 0clebrten, bot e3 nit Dcll orlle,
rifnniifcu Srollen per0or6cn. Gr 6ot
bcbouptct, bic 6roucn, ulld) oic 0ailS
nloOerner, hei1Bell niht mchr intel
lettltcllcS Observation-Disclosures
oils bic NcBcr mo onoerc primitibc
GOlfcr. Gas lit bcn Gbicogocrintel
0cnn 0ot) 81 pieI 9emeicn. Sic ho6ci
Gen acbcr E6omoS IN offer Sorm
lit 6Cu 9nnr Gctbon iiib 0cihtuorcn,
linn bic Mibod)tung iGrcr 0roben
SiiBc ci%n5lltrdnfcn. Srou Softer.
Ndlnlcr, Ole jiinGIt inter Sic Solou.
Gciornlcr Ac0on9cn lit, piro lid an
Bic Spibc scr 8epegnng,Itcacn un0
Dem Troiciior 3eigen, lpol ne SSorfc
lit. Gr bot iid) id)on einntI obiGaio
il6cr sic moocrnc Srou QcdtBcrt; 10.
0or ctwoS NeAcn lie Gcidri&cn, obcr
OnmuI2 hot man es inn Grjic6cn.
Sctt III cS aus. Nit Dem b0En lho-
mos nIlirtct" fcinc rlcbr.
Sn FbilnbcIpGio + o\ Sr.
Samuel Merrmann. Der Iiriget oc2
nMGrmcrdora," bCS G~lteiten 8Gona.
%ercin2 III Sen Ser. Stonten, \icin
iilbcrnc2 %l,bilGum oIS Scitcr NicS
NrrriuS n~rfCirrt ToS \1tbiA,,,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-26

Sic GcrGan0Iun0cn siu
id)eu bcm Centrum uno ocn Golcl
SIR llntcritiibung elmer GcntrumS
Gnnoibotnr I'M HubrgcbiCtc lino CT
fpI0loS 0upcieu. Sic Eolen lcb1tcl
cine llntcritiitunG bcS Gcntrum$ al
mo bobcn CiNcnc polniidc Gambia
ten olfgcitcllt. limo baS I'M Gllbr
lcbict.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-26
Nnauit Strnf.

Is itnrb an -. SuHnnr 1907 nan Iar0cm
iniucreu Heioen Augmit Sirud, 0~eliebter Gdile
bon Surulind Strtd. Sie WecroiHung iiubet
Samitaa, Den 20. SCEudr, BON Iraucrbnuic,
gr. 202. 9iproz9Saibtngtun41tr. ans ftutt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-26

Taiie iiir's NnsIano beisrat q. Rainr, st.
4f3, Sf.Saitimprrv Str, nahr COMMUNICATIVE.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-26

GGicogo bat cine 2 d. I.
od-gpihcmie. Gorgeitcru lunrbcn
Dem Geiunobciisante 223 ncuc Sal
lie oneemelNet. Go5u aildl nod 80
neite SGlle ppn 9ipbibcritiS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-26
Gir6lidjc slnsciscu.
SiunS @cHtcinSc.
S%rcicini9fcits .Gird,c

@cttc&oirnit 10.45. Grcnigt fiber bcn Idlr
tbcllocn %orocrgrullo Der Sin0e. (28)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-26

@robc 8Gnee BON Sprot,
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Sofrcn nid't 5ll per5eidnen 9clpelen
lilh. mnroen in Ser aieler Sohroe &C.
mod)t, Sn elmer ein5igcn 9tadlt miir.
Cen etlua udlt Wilipncn gciangen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-26

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id)rittcn bobc uro longinm 5uriid.
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Gild9ong bcS StrifcS. obcr Dos Ill
INNER better, OILS cine peitcrc gliS.
8cbnumg 0cileIben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-26

Ser vSoIoir. @rabid Of" 1T
pericft. Mud Scr Senot bat i'm NIT
SO gc9cn 81 Siimmei giltacbciGcrL
mad, Gem olten Spridjmort: Seber lit
iidI ieIblt Der N0dhte. Seet miro Die
SugO nad Gouere6Iitcn crit red,t
IoSgcberL ga ooS @eiddft so EroScnt
nlchr ob.pirit.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-02-20
Mfpifal.
Good News.
Many Ellsworth Readers Have Heard
Il and Profited Thereby.

eGood news travels fast" and the thou.
sands of bad back sufferers in Ellsworth
are glad to learn that prompt relief Il
within their reach. Many lame, weak
and aching back is bad no more, thanks tn
Doan's Kidney Pills. Our citizens ara
telling the good news of their experience
with the Old Quaker Remedy. Here is an
example worth reading:
Mrs. John c. Meader, living at West
Ellsworth, Me-, says: II was so well
pleased with the benefits derived from the
use OF Doan's Kidney Pills in the spring
of 1902, that gave testimonial at that
time recommending them. For several
years my back was weak and sore and I
found it difficult to stoop or get up or
down from a chair. had such pains In
my kidneys at times that they felt like
thrusts OF knife, and the pains often ex
tended up through my shoulders. There
was irregular action of the secretions
which caused me much Inconvenience.
and though doctored and used different
medicines, nothing did me much good
until got Doan's Kidney Pills at E. G.
Moore's drug store. 1t required but
short use OF them to free me from the pain
and to correct the difficulties. My daugh-
ter complained of having pains in her
back, and as had Doan's Kidney Pills in
the house at that time, / gave her some.
She, like myself, received much benefit.
/ can say that in my case the cure has been
permanent, as have not required the use
OF any kidney remedy during the two and
half years which have elapsed since used
them"
For sale by all dealers. Price so cents.
Foster Milburn Co.. Buffalo, N. Y, sole
agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's- take
no other.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-02-20
Correspondents.
"As Others See U.s."
Go1r's ISLAND, Feb. IS, 19l

GoTT's ISLAND, Feb. IS, 1907.
To the Editor Of The American:
cannot tell you the pleasure it gave me
when saw published in your last issue
the article entitled, s'As Others See U.s."
in which Rev. Clinton Howard, OF Roch-
ester, N. ", speaks his mind. l deem it
important that every voter in the State
should read his words of truth and sober
ness. Any one who will take time to read
the article will see at a glance that he
knows what he is talking about.
1t has been a wonder to me that so few
publishers publish what they know is
both right and just. 1t almost seems that,
using the words of Patrick Henry, they
want us 'to lie supinely on our backs
until the enemy has bound US hand and
foot".
l have always classed myself with law
abiding citizens, and have always voted
for temperance ever since became a voter
forty nine years ago. Never have hesi-
tated to say so. Why should we? Every
one knows that the greatest evil OF our
land is intemperance.
We read in some papers Of the enor-
nous expense of enforcing the Sturgis
law. / ask, what makes all this expense?
1t is the violators OF the laws of the State
of Maine; nothing else. 1t is no wonder
that we are obliged to have such a large
force OF officials when we have so many
law breakers.
| 1t surprises me, after seeing some of the
best and most brilliant Of our young men
| taken from our ranks by tolerating the
sale and using intoxicants, that their
friends and relatives will ever vote in
favor Of it again.
/ fail to see the right any man should
have to vote for a saloon in the town or
State where there are young men, who, by
becoming associated with that class, may
become drunkards and perhaps MUIR
| derers. We know that fully 20 per cent,
| if not more, of the murders committed
| are caused directly or indirectly by the
| use Of intoxicants, and no man has
| right to cause your boy or mine to become
| q murderer.
/ believe it should be the duty OF all
law-abiding citizens to come out fair and
square for the rigid enforcement of all
laws, and hope that no law will be re-
pealed that leads to morality. / hope no
one will be afraid to put in a word for the
good of the community and State in
which they live. M. V. BABBIDGE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-02-20
PENoBSCOT.

Penobscot grange met Friday evening,
Feb. 10, with large number present. II
was voted to invite Highland and Ala
moosook oranges to meet with us Friday
evening, March 8. The programme was
as follows: Piano solo, Nina Varnum;
paper, ''Some Penobscot Boys who Have
Won," J. H. Littlefeld; singing, Mary
and Bernard varnum; original story, "a
Nights Experience, Troubles of Arthur
and l." K. F. Leach; original poems,
Stanley Hutchins; original poem, "Mod-
ern Graft, or Fake in Ready Made Cloth
ing," B. E. Varnum; discussion, Wom-
an Suffrage, opened By R. A. Rhind;
singing, choir.
Over sixty patrons were present, inelud-
ing fifteen visitors from Castine, Hal
cyon and Rainbow oranges.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-02-20
Selected bu c.
Dear Mutuufs:

Dear .Mutuuts:
If we could just remember the four
words of the title of this weeks poem,
when we are tempted to say, l have not
time for this or that act which would be
helpful, we should get out of the habit of
making that excuse unless it was really
necessary to do SO. If we study the poem,
we will agree that all of us could find
time for the things that are mentioned
in it.
II you coul1 see me just as / am located,
with circle OF NJ. B. letters all spread out
around the table on which am writing,
you would understand how 1 feel, as
though in the midst Of a real reunion. 1t
fills my heart full. Here are letters from
H. o. B., Aunt Jana, NJ. A. B., Janet, All,
Susan, Dell, Melissa and new friend,
Beth. There will not be space for all in
the column this week, but they will all be
yours later, and will each accept my thanks
and be assured of the pleasure have had
in bearing from each of you, as well as for
your help in making the column interest
ing.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-02-20
Fog Pictures.

IJust few weeks before the San Frapcisc
arthquake this little poem appeared in on
u the city papers and was fayorably com
nented on. Its author Is Ruth, daughter {
'usan Adams Heppner, whose many friend
Ellsworth will be pleased to note thj
'romise OF poetical talent, in one SO young.
The fog drifted into the city,
And settled soft and gray
Over the great stone buildings,
And into each little by-way.
All sounds of the city were mufied
As in great, grey cloak,
And the peal Of the solemn church-beu.
Seemed from Heaven afar to float.
The lights from countless windows
Pierced the surrounding gloom,
And welcomed many toiler
To the Joy of Home, sweet home~.
Out where the great seabreakers
Dash their strength away,
The fog had also settled,
And all was soft and grew.
But the roar of the grand old ocean
Continued in all its might,
As it were in bold defiance
OF this soft, grey shroud of night.
Then, from far off lighthouse,
A CLEAN flashed DER the sea,
And cheered the old seafarer,
As he entered the harbor, free.