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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-13

n8itrioI Sad" unentnegi /.
Ger n@itriol : Grant" iudte iid)
geitern nal 5ur g%erdnberung iein
Gpfer inn oitliden Yoli5ei : 3iitrift,
in ser 1~1-iobrigen gliie Sud- BON
Scr. 40S, Siio 9onoitraBe. 9as
jnnge Mdoden ipa3ierte Nadmittags
gegen 2 llbr an ser Gitp Spring 5pi-
id)en Yratt- uno 2omboroitraBe, ais
es bemerfte, oaB ME linfe settle lei
nes aleioes BON elmer dsenoen Sill.
iigfeit perbrannt NOR. Die fleinc
sod bate ben slttentoter nift be-
merit.
20 t. 2iguori : Gon5il." =
Sn ciner Ieriammlung Oes st. 2is
auori.G on5il Scr. 6991" ser raatboli.
itea WobItbatigfeits -2egion" III ser
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-13
$. 36ieu nnO $. 6. Nnbcricu.

Sn leinem loeben erldlcneHen 8ltd)e
oGrinnerlngen al &enrif S6ien" cr-
5Gblt Der norpegii6e ShrtftIteQer
Sobn Goulien cine Heibe bon biSber
u16ctunnten ,}itgcn aus Icincm 3lts
ionn1cnlebcn nit Dem 6%criibmtcn
Gromotifer; cini9es iGlt babel ultd)
fir Den liebensiuiirOigcn MfGrden,
er5Gbler $. Is. Nn0erien ob. 2~lnoerien
bntte groBc 6llrd)t Dor Dem So0e, nod
mcbr IngIt bate er 0oUor, lebcn0i0
begruben 81 mcrOen. Ie@boIb id)ricb
Der 0idtcr Don Ole <foie ic0cn
2lbeno Dor Dem SdIoietgebcn eiuen
3ettc(; SD bin nidt to0t, ionOcrn
mir ideinto0t," un0 lc1te i'm ollf oil
0ettuorlogc, 100 CT rcd)t in Die 2Illgcn
foQen mllBtc. Sicr inno Der 1icncr
ocn 3ettcl jcOen Wor9cn, loSi6n un0
Iegtc i'm mnbcmcrft iprt. - Hidt mc.
niger qltGlte Den 0i6tcr Der @c6nntc,
cr f0nnc pergiitct meroell. 9ll9 ibnl
oc9bolb emit cit %ulAcnonntcr 8e=
mrnocrcr cine Sd)ndtcl nit foItlid)elt
fanoirten 6rii6tcn ionOtc, iuo9tc cr
niAt, 0icic 81 ciien, oblpobl er Gin
cbcnio GROCER &%iebbubcr BON 9onbpn5
unO SiiBigtcitcn mar, mie munde lei
ner WtGr6cngcitolteu. God er lpllBte
lid) 5lt belfcn. Gr podte cinen Sbeil
Der Sriite in cine Cite 1rlO ididtc
oieie init enigen 9olontcn gSortcn al
cine jiln0e Game, bel oeren Gltcrn CT
bGufig @oIt mar, Ginigc Gage ipGtcr
cridiGn CT iclbIt oil Dem Soule mo.
irogtc Den 9iener, mic iid) Do9 SrGlt.
lein befGnoe. n}(ltSge5ci6net," mar
Die 9lntlport. 81 0eS 9ienerS GROCER
Remembering bemerfte NnOerien
MIR: sic lit oIio ni6t to0t," 9itg
beim unO pcr5ebrtc Den Hc1t Der
Srii6tc nit ollcr @cmiitbsruGc. -
8Gbrcn0 Sbien'S 9lllfcntbolt in &o-
pcn6ugcn gn6 G~totsratb Otel6ior, bel
Dem 9lnOcrlen moblltc, ein SeItcIien
81 GGrcn 0cS 9torluegcrS. Nlc @Gitc
eri6icncn, MIR 9ltoerien lieB oti liG)
morter. Nod elmer bnlben StunOc
i6iftc man 81 ibnt binout aber er
fam uidt. S6licBlid ging bic @totS-
rGtbin icl6it, ober 9lnOerien lpoutc
ni6t fomnlcn. ShlieBIif fam Sbien
oui einen rettctoen @e0unfett. Gr
qinig icl6lt 81 S~ln0crien unO BUR oa'
gcmeinen frobcn lleberroi6ung fam
er bolo glrm in Nrnt nit Oenl O1nia
iGen 9idter 5llriid, Der iid)tlid &C.
riibrt inter SbrGnen lobtc. Gr glid
einert 0roBen &i1oc, 0oS leil1cn 8il'
len bcfommcn bat. Gollllen frogtc
lcinen 2onoSmom lpGter, mos oenn
3tpii6et Sen 9eiocn otf Nnocrien's
3inmer porge9ongen jet. Sblcn err
50blte bei Ser Grinneru1g: sd NM
ornlte 9Inoerien~ltRb iagte ibm elm
p~oiienOeS compliment. Gr mltroe &C.
riibrt un0 frogte mid, Oh ib oenn
mirfli6 etpoS bon him bielte." Pm
oerien moQte nGmlid MIR in @eiells
i6oft BON 2euten ieirL oeren Spn1pa.
tbie cr iid)cr mar. Cas- Giicn perliei
bornuf iebr genliitblld).
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-13

10 longe Der &no6e ni6t eeniigenoen
S6lnf bate, mGbreno iofort cine
aa9emcine 9eiicrung e%introt, aIs
linn cine geniigenbe &ube5eit 5ugcs
I%tanben lpltroe. 9lnbere @ele6rte' ia.
ben Experiments ongrtpo6ienen nit
Dem gleiden Heiultote gemodt. Or.
Sutton bebouptet, bob ii6 I'M 2oife
Der lebten oreibig So6re i'm 2ebelt
oes Solfes Oeutlid, cine Ibnobme'
Der f0rperliden Mus0auer ben1erfbor
mode Die ouf ocnic(6en @runo 3u.
rid 81 fiibren iei. Sic offentlidei;
S6ulen biloeten in bieier 9~e5ie6ung
cine groBe 0efabr. @on 40 Sbu:
len, bon oeren 9lclonb Illsfunft cr=
balten fonnte, fomet MIR adt auf
bos ridtige MoB. Ser &eoner bat
olld) q S6nlGr5ten sic Sroge Dor.
gelcgt, mel6e S6lof5eit iie fir
SdulfinOer fir geniigeno bielten;
eff forberten 5ebn Stunben S6lof,
adt 912 bis 10, leds 8 bis 1917 nnO
bier 8 ols Winimunl. &einer Iob
mcniger ais nelin Stunoen ais GENT.
genb an. Icla1o bat iih ferrer al
cine &eibe herbienter englii6er &c,
lebrter g%ciponot, Inn lire eigellen Gr.
fobrrngen olf bieiem @ebiete fen-
men 81 lernen, ltno er cr6ielt bon ol=.
len Setter bieiel6e gntmort; tie nlle
forberten, BOB ben S6ulfinoern sic
SdluI5cit nid)t bei6r1nft iperoen
oiirfe. gS lit i6mer 81 entibeiocn,
oh mir iibcrboupt 81 picl l6lafcn
fonncn - Shulftnbcr fonnen es
iid)er nidt. gclonb wanbte iit iebr
e1ergiih 9egcn ben .Mberglou6en
bonn 6riibouflteben." Gs mare olldJ
Elm beflogensiuertber Srrtbunt, alls
5unebmen, DOB forperlide llebungcnt
ocn Mangel an Sdlof erietcn fonn-
ten. SGrper ooer @riit ST. iiben, ob-
ne Ger n6tbigcn &ube 81 pflegen,
bieBe sic Serge on bcibcn Guoen all- i
5iinhelt. Nid)t menieer miftig als
Die Grontitdt bes Sdlafes lit feline
Gualit6t; Elm ourd 2drm, 9dlte,
2i6t ODER Shmer5en 5erIt0rter
Sdlaf getpdbrt notiirli6 i,alr GERM
gen @llben. SIM @inter braudt
man lnebr Sdlaf ais I'M CONNER,
unb ald sic alte Grfobrung lit rid.
tig, bab Der S6laf iudbreno Der er-
item Stunben Ser geiiinbeite lit. Ter
alte @olfsglauben an Ben Shlaf
Dor Mitterradt, 10 ifloB Der &eoner,
lit cine iebr ridtigc pbpiiologiiGc gry
fcnntnib.
Sn Der &age. Gbef gum J
Eroftifanten): .SSa, mas baben Sic
oo fir llniinn mieoer gemoht2"
sd babe gebabt. -" Gbef GINS
Wort falen): r@eoaht geoahtt
llniinn! Suben Sic mid idlon 'mnI(
bei,fen ieben2" !
Ger @ei5 iammelt iih orln,A Sic
W. -. ~ L ~ -. y. Ia HE
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-13
Irts ben Snnern MarDlanS's nnb
ben angrcn5enoen Staaten.
g iniel o Of m 2eben

Ser ppr iefs @ofen ploslid) Der.
ihmunoene Martin Giniel BON 9ig.
Yool, nobe Sogerstomn, traf geitern
moblbebolten in Sagerstolpn Elm. Gr
erfldrte, baB er einen sblteber nof)
Welt.8irginien genladt babe II. i1id)t
uerIteben fonne, apesbolb man oos
8eriidt ausgeitreiit bobe, bob er err
morSet porben iet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-13
IbfaBrtstagc Der 9ampfcr uDn
HciusWDrf.

Nm 16. San. Satlpter O6tnlal1O"
no6 antmerpen.
Slm II. San. 3ampfer ultltonia"
nod Neapel.
qm II. San. 9ampferr ga 9aooie"
nod Saore.
Nlm 10. San. 9ompfer uYrin5eiiiu
Srene" nab Neapel uno @enua.
Qm 10. San. Camper nBretoria"
nah Samburg.
Sim 10. San. 0ampfer nSt.2ouis"
nn6 Sout6ampton.
4m 10. San. 9ampfer Settle"
na6 Gibraltar unb 9teopel.
Im 10. Sou. 0ampferY Gdcmania"
nah Glasgow.
9lm %. San. Gnmpicr u&ronprina
Wilhclm" rad Bremen.
Nm %. San. Gampicr Stpnoam"
nod) Jfottcroam.
9tm %. San. Gompicr nSamlun0"
nod Nntperpcl.
glm 80. San. Gompicr nMaieItie"
nad 2%ipcrpool.
9lm %. San. Gampicr v9ralile"
nodl Neopcl nnO @enuu.
Sim "a. San. Gompfcr ga Sou.
roine" noG Sabre.
gm "a. San. Gompfer nGbein"
nad Bremen.
s(m 26. San. 9ampfcr uGoilcr
@ilbelm" nod) Neopel uno @enlto.
Sim 26. San. 9ompfer n&aiierin
glleulte Siftoria" nah Somburg.
Sim 26. San. 0ompicr nGbilaocl.
p6io" nad Soutbompton.
S(m 26. San. 9ampfcr uMinneopo-
lis" nad 2onOon.
Sim 26. San. 9ampfcr nGampa-
nio" nod 2iuerpool.
Sim 26. San. Gonlpfcr ethiopia"
nod Glasgow.
Sim 30. San. Compiler nMoltfe"
nod oenl Orient.
gm 80. San. Gdmpicr n3eelan0"
lidO Nllflpcrpcl.
Sim 80. San. Sampicr nSlotebpr"
nod &otttrbnm.
Sim 81. San. Gumpicr nGord" nad)
Im 81. San. Gampfer Is. s. Sict.
gen" nod &openbagcn.
Sim 81. San. 9ampfer ga 2or.
raine" nad) Scpre.
gm 2. Sebr. Gampfer uSlrneiIia"
nod @laSgop.
PIN 2. Sebr. Gampfer ullmbria"
na6 2%iberppol.
Sim 2. Sebr. 9ampfcr uMinnc-
baba" nab 2onoon unO Sout6.
ampton.
am 3. Sebr. Gampfer DMedar"
nod Gibraltar unb Neopel.
am 2. Sebr. Gampfcr Bosnia"
mad Samblirg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-13
l1ner 9anOel mi s + II a

Il II er @nnOel NJ It 6 + II a.
Die giniubr amerifoniid)er 9aunl-
moQmoaren naG Gbina bat i'm per-
floiienen Sabre ltarf abgenommen,
tpie cine 3uiomnenItellung aus Dem
itatiitiidten 9iireau Oes Sonoels- uno
slrbeitsoepartemcnts nacbpeilt. 1ie
Mb1obme pnr i~ibrigens cine allge-
meme ulrb trifft nidt aqein Die Ser.
Stoaten. 8ieler Hiidgung Der dine
iiiben Ginfubr Don 9aumwollpro-
'brpften lit gum 0beil Der Ibafldde 5r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-13
decentralization

NationolsUanfen.
y3irit Natioual gaut of Baltimore" s.. o..
g8ilcor, Gaibicr, II GoutbsStrabe.
v3ipcite 4atioHat'9anf," 432 SiiosgroaSfudn,
yq5sisrrn NaHtionai sant," 20. Marrtott, Ga.
fiber, IA Hor6sSItatus Strnbe.
uSruuerS d Wchantcs' Patiuuat 9anf."
0baS. e. MILLER. Gat6ier, gioroipeftsSde Gus
tdlus mo SaDeitesStrabe.
rEBirb Natiouat Bant, Baltimore uno glort6s
StrGBe; 1nG ltno ytadDt ofieII.
,6armrtS K Wicrdbants' National Banf,"
Spltb' u1o 2onbarosS traBe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-13
fir 1907 jctt i'm 9ruf

llNlcte SerOreuer Spc3l0lltQtef1.
Ser nclle Stern in unierer 6logge.
SIN 3eitoltcr 0cS StoblS.
G6ronif Der GooesfGQe bon 9ellti6cn
in Baltimore in 1906.
StGotii6e 8comte uno 9c60r0er.
Coroner 9oitimorc'S.
g8obl- Ercjinttc Der Stoot.
Scltcr MrmoriaGGon1ite'n.
Sto0trot6 t905-1907.
GcIcbliGc 6cirrtoge in MurDlun0.
StootS.S cnotorcn.
WorDlGnocr urO 9un0eS.0 crifte.
Yun0cS. Ginluan0eriln0S -9e6Groe.
Stoot9. -9iireolr.
Mlini5ipoI- ul0 StnotSmo6lcn 1907.
Eoli5ciri6tcr.
Sbcr 9lnocS0cri6t.
HGgiitrirung in Baltimore 1906.
Hi6tcruobl 1906.
StootSy @eicbgebunQ.
StootS. @eicb9cbung 1906. S.
Greflltip.9 eomte 0es StaoteS.
2cgislotllr. unb Sto0trotbS- IiItriftc.
Gongrebrpobl in Warplono 1906.
Otuni3ipolmobl 1903.
Mtltni5ipolmobl 1905.
StnotSmobl 1903.
gben0i6ulcn 0oltinlore'5.
Sllu itrntionen.
Sic Hltillen bon San 6ron5tsco.
Ter Seltcrbcr0 bon Son Sran5iSco.
Son 6ron3iSco'S @o6Stbum.
Gie Burg Soben5oacrl,.
Erin5 @ilbclm in Wfotroienfleiouug,
&6nig @ilbeIm iob gotl5 better.
Sd)lob Erimfcnor.
Gier &oiier.
MormorpoloiS nit Sciligen Sec.
5n Der Misunderstanding ser Sober.
5%olerrt.
SiI6erbod5eit oeS beltti6en Safer
paareS. ~-a,- ~
g0lfer Gllropo's mabret cure beilig-
item Glitter.
&nrl Sdur5 am George 2afe.
bic olte &ei6sburg in 0iirnberg.
Ser SenferIteg in Niirnberg.
Seltiool in Der &aiier6lirg.
9res0ensIltito0t om Glbufer.
&oniglife Sofoper in 9resoen.
3wlnger unb Sopbienfir6e in GreS-
Den.
Ser Samburgrr Saien..
9innenallter nit Sungfernitieg.
GntbbouS in Samburg.
1oS StroBburger Miiniter.
&otri5icrbnuS in StraBburg.
StaOcn an ser 81.
Gin mo0erner So1ofen.
9eliemerbirl1e I'M 9etrie6.
Sie0en elmer Yon5erplotte.
Garnegie-@erfe in 9usquesne.
""* 9lm Montog, Sen IA. Sonuar,
bcronItoltet ser vGonltatter Bolts
felt : Gerein" in Der u@ermanin-
W1nnerdor Salle" iein brittesStifs
~tnngsfeit, perbunoen nit Sbeater-
GorlteQltng ilno 9oa. 2eiber fGut
bieie Seltlidfeit nit Ser bonn bieligen
Silrgcr : Gerein be%ronItalteten Sbea-
ter ufiiibrllng 5liommen bod bat
ten Die GannItGtter bic u@ermanio-
W1n1er6or = Soac" fir bieIcn Gag
ldon bclegt, 6epor Der llnobb1ngigc
Vilrgerpcrcin an sic IN ser 2pric 5u
peronitoltcn0e S6catcr : Goritellltng
oa6te, lnb fonnte oos Set Ser
Gonnitottcr nidt mebr peri6oben
iperben. Bur Iltffiibrlrng fonlmt
Sic S6wd6in." Die Sol,ptrollen
iino mic fol9t %nertbeilt: Sberit-Sr.
G6riltion Weper; Garl, iein Neffe =
Sr. Sans @ciipit; &obert, 0iencr
Sr. Srib Stebrer; Steibele.
S6loBpo9t = Sr. Seinri6 S6laid;
&atbhen, bic nS1mGbin" SRI.
sltgnite Wcper. Moiter @erbarb
Selmers, Gin iedSi0brigcr @unoer.
fna6e, miro ein Srpntmel-S olo Dor
trogen, uno Yrof. Steinnalot's Or
DIETER liefert Sen mltlifaliiden Sbeil
bes programmes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-13

&orii1tig. @irtb einer
9n%rgruine CUR &%ellnerin, als ein
unihainbarer iunger Mann cine SID
Idle iran5oiiid)en Gbompagner beItellt
bot): nSragen Sic i'm MIR lieber nod
mai, Der miro an @noc gebadt ba-
benj mir bitten feinen!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-13

Warmors ltn6 @ronitsWprfe.
2. Silaartner C eB9ue, 714--19 gBeftsgaItts
ber Of Commerce.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-13

9ledplatten, Metaa etc.
aDpn, Gpnfliu & So, 1910 9aIoeritonsStra
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-13
N[Ahnfntnn

gaut SpBoHnlcu, iii GorbsGbarIessG traBe.
aarl u. VI. edlu(t, 1878 Qams0uiIbina.
@uitnuuS Sorb, 261-2G9 Galbertf8uiIotng.
3. @m. Srtnann, III gtorosGbarIessGt rabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-13

Bapier rno 8opier.9iiten
Sinttb, Sigon 60, 105 NIB 107 SanobersGtr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-13

9oumotetioGicn, Sbiirer, SenIter.
robmen, 2a6en etc.
Games T.. Softer & 60, 115 unb H. Glos
SreoeridaStrabe.
Bru. Il. SIunn & Bro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-13

Slaggen, 9ailner, Ib5ei6en.
stScp BruS, gtr. IS, BeTts2erineton. St-aBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-13

<pferi9mieoe un0 8lum6ers.
5u9n Subert, 1714 G9nmes.StraBe. IS. & g.:
g5nIfp 10g0. -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-13

9ampf- inns MISUNDERSTANDING.
6. s. sdbaedlcr, TAG Sit.aombarosStraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-13
0onfeu.

Spars9anfen.
nSeutihe sparaYant BON Baltimore" Gutatu.
lno VaItirlor esStrdbe.
ySt. Samee.S parbant," BaItimoresGtrabe unb
GIftonlsS oifesglbeIlie. =
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-13

Tionos 1tno Sraeln.
6baS. 90. Gticii, 8 gtorbs2ibertD, SirnBe.
Nm. Sna6e O. Go, 2DricsSebiuoe, Wlt. 0iobaIs
Mbenue. .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-13

2ei9enbeitotter. -
Sanders G. eb6ne, %17Os-1710 gantorsg roerue.
@It. Gooi, gtortbs uno @rennlountsgtbenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-13
Oeidaftss@ egmetier.

3eitungem 8eiti6riften etc.
She Baltimore 9eiuS &c. @uoio gbercrpqI,
bic, WiuEnger, 31S ELECTROMAGNETIC.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-13

GruIt-Gonlpo0nic'n.
Baltimore Fruit & @uarantle Co.," @qlits
tablesScbGuoP.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-13

@runoci9entbunts Isenten uro
sS6noler.
9icrre Is. Sugau & Iepbetu, 16 Dfts2eItnas
iUttsStrnbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-13

acknowledgements.
u9fpgnf Sninranee 60. Of ainerpppt," Senrb
mt. g8artielp, JtefioeTt Wanneer, 101-l03
Chamber OF Commerce Dnilbinp.
n8crluntta Seueroeriidlerlngs 4. geieafdaft,"
Baltimore uno yiortbsStraBe.
Wnt. :. S9adelioro & 60, 10 uno II gbarns
berS Of Commerce.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-13

Bfer6cgeldirr Sobrifanten.
.. s. Sat Con & Co., 404 @efts@erman.Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-13
Sinter Sen auIiiien.

Stnter Ben &uliiien. -
Gireftor Gum Iiltor, Der INNER
ftopp Dor 9eginn ser Hremiere
perihninbet) .Seute fonnen Sic
es idon risfiren, Der Gremiere bei-
5umobner, es iino faum 20 2eute
i'm Sbeater."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-13

Gfonoleibe.@ ei6Gfte.
uGnniultbateb 2onn Co.," 1 9spros9absGtr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-13

Sobler rn6 Sol5.
peurD q. Bpm SeIne, 800, goIumbtasgrbenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-13

S6mudia6en llnb rbren.
70. J. Mtier, 90 SitsBaItintoresStra
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-13

rednung.- Nlte Sitngfer
Coie nit elmer anoeren einen Heitou-
ra%tionsgarten auiiudt): .s(ber Oieier
bier lit bod piel 5u groB, ga geb'n mir
ni6t binein!. 9enf' MIR, bel Den
pielen Iilden ga iebt iid crit red)t
fem SEER 81 uns!!"
Dos Weluiilelte lit an jebem Slid
IS oollert iuIt einen g(ugenblid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-13

Ger @ci5 iammelt iih orrn,A Sic
Wiloc gicbt iid reid.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1907-05-10
We'll hitch more Value, Satisfac-
ton and Service to your
Dollar than you've
been getting
heretofore

The Woodruff shop has the contract
for printing the Cobbey Statutes. This
is one Of the biggest of state jobs.
Shorty Mars drew his card last
week and took his way to Chicago, ex-
pecting to stop off at Omaha, Des
Moines, Dubuque and Galesburg on
the way.
( At the last meeting the executive
committee was instructed to secure a
suitable meeting place for the union.
It was also instructed to put up box
at headquarters wherein all non-la-
beled matter could be placed. The
secretary will attach the 'stickers'' and
do the proper thing with the matter.
The Freie Presse is expecting it's
new 'Merg" any day now. 1t will be
the twenty-third "Merg'' in the city.
The Barnum & Bailey and the Ring
ling Bros. circuses are both using
"scab" printing from Buffalo. And the
printer men are making it hot for them
all over the country.
Did the grand jury scare" you?
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1907-05-10
TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION.

Candidates Nominated and Memorial
Day Committee Appointed.
Lincoln Typographical Union No.
or9 met in regular session last Sunday
day afternoon, and the most in,y1rtau,
business transacted was the nomina-
ton of candidates to fill the various
offices for the term beginning in Au-
gust, and Nor delegates to the Hot
| Springs convention. The attedance
as large but not what it should have
be- n in view of the important work
CT selecting candidates for the various
Offices. The following candidates were
| placed in nomination:
For president-L L. Ingraham, G. e.
Locker.
For vice president-H. C. Peat.
For recording secretary-Fred III
| ringer, H. c. Bingaman, Fred Nickel.
For financial secretary-F. H. Heb
bard.
For delegates-August Radebach, w.
| M. Maupin, L. L. Ingraham, H. c. Peat,
H. c. Bingaman, F. M. Coffey.
| For alternates-G. E. Locker, C. H.
Turner, Ira Stevens, J. G. Sayer, j. D.
Smith.
For executive committee-F. M. Cot
fey, Sam Webster, G. E. Locker, Chas.
Barngrover, Fred Bremen. James Lea
| den.
! For delegate to C. L. U.-Abe
Compton, Charles Love, Sam Webster,
For delegates trades council-Au-
gust Radebach, Abe Compton, Sam
Webster.
| Messrs. W. M. Maupin, H. w. Smith,
and C. H. Turner were appointed a
committee to prepare for Memorial
Day, to act in conjunction with com
mittee from the Auxiliary.
1t was decided to take space in the
Hot Springs souvenir to publish roster
of the membership of No. 200, all mem
bers in good standing on May 18th tc
be eligible to the roster
Sam Laidley S working in the
Combe shop at st. Joseph.
President Coffey went to Kansas
City last week to "scare up few
machine 'subs" for Lincoln. The two
daily papers entered complaint that
they were running shorthanded.
Billy Eldrige, after working fol
something less than 100 years on the
Evening News, has quit and is now
operating a ranch of three or four
acres on the east side of town.
Miss Clara King is an apprentice
on the monotype at the Woodruff shop
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1907-05-10
NO COURAGE REQUIRED.
Hair Trigger Mouth and BuII-Headed
obstinacy Is Enough.

Hair Trigger Mouth and Buil-Headed
obstinacy Is Enough.
In speaking of President Roosevelt's
attitude toward Meyer and Haywood
the State Journal says: The Amer
lean people can not restrain their en-
thusiasm over president who has
the courage to say what he thinks of
men Of this kind" It is a mistake TO
suppose that. it takes courage to de-
nounce laboring men. The truth is just
the reverse. 1t requires courage to
express sympathy for them. It is pop
ular to berate them. The upper crust
world has very little liberation for the
lower crusts This is a fact and no
one knows 1t better than President
Roosevelt. He weighed very well the
effect and knew it would not imperil
his popularity to adversely PREJUDICE
this case of so-called union labor agi-
tators. The world will hurrah with
the Journal York (Nebr.) Democrat.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1907-05-10

warded by success. If the farmers Dc.
mand union made farm implements,
union made harness, union made horse
shoes, garments, boots and shoes. the
unionizing of factories engaged in man
ufacturing farm implements and ma
chinery, horse goods, horse shoes. gar
ments and boots and shoes, would Ger
tainly follow If young farmers re-
fused to come into the cities and take
places now and then aslstrike break
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1907-05-10
Sterling Clothes are the strongest
fabricked, the most CIeverIy tailor
ed, the prettiest patterned and the
lowest cost garments you'll see
this season.

of the farmer, but it is worth coIlsid-
ering. An offensive and defensive al
lance between union labor and organ
lied agriculture is a thing of consid
cradle Importance.
Control of the supply of farm prod
ucts being impossible without per-
feet organization, the present efforts
of the American Society of Equity are
bent towards increasing the member
ship, and these have so far been re-
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1907-05-10

strike-breakers and scabs to the rate
requested by the union, but refuses to
recognize the men who have served
them faithfully in the past and were
only making very modest request on
the company. No cars are being OPP
Grated after dark and but very few
men have the support of the public
and are confident of success.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1907-05-10
"scABs" PRoFITED.
Reap Where Union Men sowed, Blu
Will Not Act White.

A majority of the street railway
employees of Binghamton recently or
ganized and made "a request on the
company for an increase in wages to
20 cents per hour. The company re-
fused; the men struck. Now the COM
pany has increased the wages of the
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1907-05-10
ORGANIZED FARMERS.
II Farmers Would Get Together, Much
Wrong Would be Righted.

1t is strange that the newspapers
have not had more to say about the
partnership of the American FEEDER
alton Of Labor and the American La
Dor Society Of Equity. The latter or
ganization has not made as much out
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1907-05-10

ers, the breaking of strikes would be
more difficult. Syracuse Daily Post
Standard
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-10-03
NEW MINISTER
FOR NJ. {. CHURCH
REV. W. t. CUSTER AR
RIvES FROM LEWISTON
VIII Preach Initial Sermon Next
Sunday Morning-Rev. Euster Is
Known as "the Church Builder" IN
Methodist Church Circles-Has
Travelled Extensively and Taught
Modern Languages and Commercial
Courses.

Rev. w. T. custer, the new pastor
of the NJ. Z. church, arrived this
morning from Lewiston, Idaho, where
he has been pastor during the past
two years. Rev. Euster comes very
highly recommended by the press at
Lewiston, where he was instrumental
in erecting one of the finest church
edifices in the northwest, having a
seating capacity of 1900, all of stone,
He is known as "the church
builder" having erected four large
churches and taking part in three
smaller ones during the past IS
years.
He has travelled extensively, includ-
ing Egypt, Palestine, the Turkish
empire, Greece, Italy and various
countries in Europe in his itinerary,
and has occupied important positions
on college faculties, teaching the
modern languages and commercial
courses.
The outlook for his work here in
Pendleton is very good. The special
feature of his work which has
brought the largest results to the
church in the past is broad evan
gelism based upon the principles of
such workers as Chapman" and
"Torey."
In Lewiston during his two years
there the numerical strength of the
church increased 65 per cent and the
financial results were such that II
rose from a salary of $1,000 to a SAL
airy Of $500 in two years, and the ex-
penditures made in debt paying and
church erection ran far up into the
$4,000 mark.
he will preach his initial sermon
here next Sunday, and will then be-
gin his regular work In this charge.