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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-29
3mr lebten Hnbc.

Sr. WllllaM Srelnl0cl allt Gem nSoltt
bon.Earfs 6rieoboi" bcitottct. =
u8Drlter bon amcrifo" gabcn ibm
beS @cleite. = 9eeroiglngca bon
Srou 8ilbelmine Sclte, Srolt
2oliia Efennig nno Srni Satbn-
rinc j. Seller.
Gin groBcs 5r%mncrociolee gcleitetc
gcltcrn Nodmittog Die iroii6c @iiue
ocs am "a. sunni i'm Nltcr bon IS
SaDren peritorbencn Srn. @iuiam
6reutoel bon ociien letter @o6ntmg,
Nr. 1tt9, Siib-G orepltroBe, aus nod
Dem uSouoon.Eor Srieoboi." Gaitor
Weiiter Don Der enarlg. 9roBllraBen.
Stride leitete oen Srauergottesbienit.
Son Serpanoten mo Sreunoen mar
ser Sorg ocS gntihlafenen nit
Slnmen pr0dtig aeidmiidt moroen,
MlS Sabrttldjtr1ger fllngirtcn led)s
Witgliebcr oeS .Gourt Greop, i. Of
81" Dem Sr. 6reunoel augcbort
bottc. Ger &eritorbene mtroc am Z.
2e5ellber 1912 III Ieutidlano gebo.
rem mo fam int glltcr bon % Sahren
idh amcritn. PIN II. Mai 1885
pcrbciratbete CT lid nit 6rou Minnic,
geb, &ungerlono. \ Ncbeu @cbterer
binterl1Bt er cinen Sobn Srn. XII.
linS Sreunoel.
@ilbelm TIA Hclten.
&om S%rllcrbaltic Mr. G15. Nrcoc.
rlf.Nreune, ans inno geltern Nad)-
mittng Die @cer0iulua Scr am "a.
SUM ploblid, perltcrbenen 6rnil @il-
belmina Seltcn CAB. Seli, oili oem
y@eltern S~rieohoi" itutt, Eoitor g..
". Miler bon Der 3. cngl. llltDcri.
ifeu Stride bielt ocn Erollergottes.
oienit. gm 8%rabesbii9el mllrbc cine
Mengc pruf,tiger S%lumenltiide nic.
~eergelegt. Die $50. &cnrp Yinffcr.
bad, Sobn Werd)allt, Noung, George
Smboif, letl. ltito iitl., uno Sacob
Sttner fllngirtcn ais 9abrtud)trGger.
6rau 9elten ipurbe um %. Suutur
1853 III Baltimore gcboren. Seit 30
Sobreu mar iie nit Srn. Sobn s..
Selttn perbeirotbet. Neben 9ebtercnl
biutcrlGBt Tie pier Sobne, George s.,
Sobu, Senrp nno @iaiom 9cltell
ulo fiini 5ofter, 5rnu Saul Goiat
Srml Sarrp q. Eotterion iino bic
Srls. Hamie, Winnie ulo emma
@eltclL iomie 51pei Shmeltern oie
Srdllen Senrp SbcrlGn0cr uno Geo.
Weber IN Baltimore, mo cilen Srll.
Der, @m. 2en5 III 9lligilltd, Ga.
2ouiia 9fcunig.
'ltnter 9rober 9etbeiIiallng bon
Seiotragelben fanb geitern Nadynit-
tag Die 9eerOigung Ger am "a. Siuli
i'm Sitter bon 81 Sobrcn perItorbencn
6rou 2oiliia Efcnnig, geb. Sdein,
@ottin oes Eoli5eilergeallteu Efcll.
mig, bonn Srnuerbmlie, Nr. 1920,
Horo-S illton|Ipenle ans allf Dem
Baltimore 6rieobofc" ltatt. Yoitor
Spbn s. 9oluerS bon Der cngl. lutb.
Gnlparp.&ird)c anltirtc I'M SrMler-
6alie ulb ai1 Grade. Cine 6iiqc foit.
borer Ylumenipenben idmiidte ocn
Sarg. Die lebtc Gbrc ols 9obrtlld)'
TRIGGER crpieien Der Inbingcl6ieOcs
men Sr. Com. Guonot, Die Sergean.
ten 8m. 9l,id, @m. SdaIb, Senrp
@ids nno Hihoro 0aruif iino Eoli'
ait Sorace Gapulier. Die Terltors
bene mliroe am 81. Suni 1856 III
Baltimore %geborcn lno pcrbeiratbete
lid am II. MGr5 1896 nit Srn. Do
mel ". Efennig. Die Che mar cine
finocrIoie. Nebet Dem @ittWer bin.
terlGBt Srou Eicnnig eincn 8rnoer,
Srn. Senrp Sdcin, 5mci Sd)pe1terlt
Gruu Charles Sfi,br in Baltimore
ilnb 5rou go. 2uibbmlgb III Gincill'
nati, 8, ionic cine Nidte, SRI. Marp
Wcingnrt.
TerIonnInoti5. - Sr. SenrD
-. 49, f
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4~rieffaitcn.

Serr g. 8. Sdeen iiir Sage.
ntiiblen fabri5iren bic r8aItimo-e
Sdm @orfs" Me. flfs rbIer's NQe9,
ulo Iolomo4& Sobrl, aar. 23A, HorS-
6ront-S trobc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-29
Inter ben Snftenbcn pinbcn.

SIN ,@eItcnb-Eurf" feiert Der Ger
mania MGnnerfor" iein Com.
mernod)tsfelt. Sci CONCERT,
Cans unb Spielen amiiiiren lid,
bie Sbeilnebmer. - &inber mitr'
Den Nohmittags unterbolten.
Iedt genniitblih perliei bos Cont
m1crnadtSfeit, ipeld)eS Der n8erma.
nio-MGrncrdor" eeitern Slbcno in
Dem fir oicien 3med ourh u~n5dbligc
2ampions erlelldteten sWcIteno'
Earf" fir feline Mitglieocr uno oeren
Somilien peranltoltetc. Sebtere bot
ten lid in GROCER Ml5abl eingeiun'
Ben, 10 bab tbotiddlid) tein freier
Sisplob mebr SIT finoen mar. Sic
G%ridienenen lmterbieltel lid bel Den
iibliden 9elultigungen, lpie Hreis'
ihieBen. Ereisfegeln unb Snn5. Sebe
terem MllOigte oos iunge @olf troB
Der @Grn,c. Wrobe Nnerfennlng
ionoen mcbrere Sortroge Der &c.
iongSieftiou mlter Geitlnlg ibres
Dirigenten Erof. III. @emberger.
8einngeu luuroen II. ". Die Gborc
r9oS oeltihe 2ieo" bon 6%aBbenoer,
,Seimotb," oMotbbnorig lit mein
ShGtc!cin" mo ,Nelic @rop."
M1breno oeS slbenbs lieb Erof. 9.
@inter'S Srheiter ieine @eileu bnrt
Den Norf ertouen. Sir Die lie6en
Gleinen botte Sr. Geo. @eiiuib ldon
NahmittogS bon 4 llbr ub biibid,e
Spiele orrongirt, bel bellen ollerbono
SpieImoorcu inter Ole ainber 5itr
Gertbeilung gelangten. Sir Grfri.
ldl,ngen oller Nrt mar reidlid Gorge
0etrogen. Sn Der Slide. am ailfel-.
Goifce, unb Giscrente Stonb iporcn
Die Ofitglieoer bes y@crnlaniu-Yfdn.
ncrd,pr 0nnenpereils" tbotig. Die
arrangements fir oer gbeno iporeil
pout ltebeloen llnterboltungS 50.
mite getrofien moroen.
30 elooic."
Sn Sofob Hies' Solle an 9elair
Worft belt geitern glbeno Der Dc
iangpcreir nMelooie" cine gut be-
ilhte Singitlnoe ab, III Ger Erof. s.
aorolus nit ocn ouinlerfiomen Sarl.
gern oen Gbor fir oos critic Gon5ert
Der .Tereinigten Singer" iibte. Sn
Der iid) onidlieBenoerL bon Grdiibent
@corg Yieiiier geleiteten ul,o Sefre'
tor @eorg Sogel p%rotofoairten Git,
5llrg ipnroen Gorbcreitungen fir ei.
rcn Gnoe Suli nod 9cnfcrt'S Eorf
geplonten guSfllg getroiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-29

OFT YrulI', IQpe SDutlcSIttuBet W.
Itcrn Don ciilem @oggon Der &olano'
9orf.2inie uno erlitt cine idmer5-
bate &ophulmbe, mcld)e I'M Stnot.
Soipitul pcrblm0en puroc.
z hlubt eier i'm &nopp-
Sn Itiint. Sn Der feltlid) &c.
idmiitten aula Scs :. &napp.S niti-
tlltS perinmmctten i'd gcitern Die Seb-
rcr sur o55. SaAresldluBfeier. Frof.
Is. 81. &napp, Soritc6er oeS Snlti-
tlttS, belt sic sseitrcoe, alno sic Sdii'
Ter, ma,tnIibe ippobL ipie meiblidc,
5eidrtctrt iidJ OurA atipradcn nno
Ieflumutionen IN Trutid, uno GnN-
lid olts,1yN ic sploehpl McoaiQc fir
ollscmcite Jiifftgfctt erbielt Somaro
aaufinyou.s Greiie fiir gilteS 9etra.
gen wrroen 2eno Sellg, @laoDs Ser.
ger, @orbon 9ijbop, .Spuis Smith
iuno @omaro 0rinbcl 5ucrfannt. Slc
.ItIgN.. .nN ."#NH HgN-
Sbeilnebmer mdren: Srls. Tiolet
God,pea, @labps Berger, emma Got-
loit Gillian 9iippinan, Selen Sd)lag,
9llnla 0alepL emma WeGrcorp, SiaiP
Sem, Celia Hoiielmai, Milorco mo
Goa NeisWenocr, either, 0tiloreo nno
Selen 2aupbeimer, 8. 2eiicr, Maric
Moier, Coma Stonee ltno Goro Vfil-
Ter; Spluarb &nufimann, Hid)aro
Sorriion, Carroll Berger, Miltor
9iemiGer, Gbarles Gepfin, See Geeo,
buren, Smibt, $. @ol5, Cabin Bier,
Hapnono giibop, 2egrano uno 60
lono @bitlod, So, SiibginS, Jreo.
SoneS. Aboli &ottloiL @. Hau, Sill
cert Mcpers, errit mo Scarf Nolld)c,
eomaro Shr6pier, SEQ S61iier.
Clarence Meilbrcr, Gidnrb gaglpeG,
9(rt6ur airmon, Sreo. Snbncr, 80
porO @ilnbel, gpcrett Npdipca, Ebao'
ocus Moies, Scilrp Gu6ncr, emil
Told, Garl Sdlog Gaipar Mobrlein.
InIiea Wiitten, Gbas. Dawlep, SoniS
SmitD, @oroon 9iibop, Chris. Gas
iabn, gbas. gr. gopin aabernagel,
geo Noppenbcrser, NlireO &aber'
nngel unb 9omaro &ranlc.
@iro bcutc beer0igt, -
0ie 9eeroignng oes am WittlpUd) I'M
after BON 80 Snbrcn geItorbencn 9rn.
6ronf :. Sdnlitt iinbct be,'tc Sor'
mittag balb s llbr Don Der @obnung
icirer Sdmeltar 5rau Geo. acmpt
Nr. 526, Norb.@n % trnBe, ans nod
Der ct. Sofoblls, Stride, 100 Elm icier'
lid)cs Hcuuicu celcbrirt miro, uno
Damn aili Dem rbl. Grloier 6rieoboie"
ltatt.
Yr obeprebi9ten III Scr 81.
SO Dannes. &irbe. Mm lldd)'
item Sonntag miro in Der cpongcliid)'
lntbcriidcu 81. Sobannes-aird)c all
8cit.gioole. SiraBe, ipelde ieit ser
Iciignatioil BON TnItpr q. gurfart
obne Seclipr9cr lit, Taltor eoporo
Gang bon Srop, N,.D3 3ipei Trobes
p~rebigten bolter, lnb 5rpar Gorn1it-
tags in ocutihcr unb abenbs III eng.
liifer Sprnd)e. am acknowledgement
Sonntog, Den Z. Sill, miro Ynitor Il.
6. Grnit bon Enrfpiae ebcnfaQS 5nei
Erebigten boltcn.
9usflng Der Srldnocr. =
Gie Mitglicber bes v2imcrid go
cial," zines 3wci9es Der Si6ernicr,
peranItaltete g~citern einetl Ausflng
nah Dem u2og Cabin Sbore" an
Wibolc- Miper.
/! HeufBp1o Gcrtififate.-
Tas observation-disclosures in galti.
more erlpartet bis ndd)iten Worteg
cine SenOing Der nellen $40 @olb.
notcm pom Sdotamt iii @oilinoton.
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Mms ben @eridten.

Der 9amnternebmnngs 6irmo
German & So. = Sie @rpbge-
lhporencn fir ben Septemberter.
min. = Ger Mcger 9iron crbalt
Is Sabre 3udtbaus.
Sn Dem @eiger.Ero5cR Der Dor
Mibtcr Morris I'M gunoesgeridt
pcrbanoelt miro, mar seitern Sr, g.
Srping 8crman, elm 9ouMnterneh.
mcr, Der Soupt5euge Der NnfIogc.
Siilfs 0iItriftsanlualt Mprris q.
Cooper perildte ourd) Germans
Yusiogen nad,5upeilen BOP @ciger
in Den observation-disclosures bon
German & So. finon5iel intercliirt
gcpeIcn lei. Sr, German iagte, er
bobe 0eiger gum eriten Wsale in
1900 %getroffen; Scr Same ietner Sir.
ma lei oamols s. Courtney German
& SO. gcipcien mo CT babe nit Der
~Galtton National.9onf" III &c
MISUNDERSTANDING ~geItanocn. Solb
nodber babe @eiger ibm ben Gor.
l6log genlad)t, genleinlGoitlib Ban.
nntcrnebmungcll 81 betrciben. Ger.
man ipurbc BON Srn. Soper altSae-
fragt iiber 9auulternebmrmgen an
Galt*Npenue, 8elt Rorth Muenlc,
nabe Observation-Disclosures, oen Suu
cines So1erbaities oil Scr Sit.9nlti.
more troBc uno pom SGl,iern an Mo-
oiIon= unb Suntingoo -Npeuue, az
ipeld)eu @ciger intereiiirt gelpeien
iein ioate.
Bel einem ltnternebmen, iagte Sr.
German, babe Der Yrofit $4,000 be-
tragen, bon Dem CT in 1905 SIT 500
crbalten. Mui cine Srugc bon Srlt.
Cooper CAB Der 3enge 81, ooB er bon
1902 bis 1905 nid)t genalt gelpub.,
mic Die Sirma 81 Der 9anf itebe; eS
lei 'Srn. @eigcr's Yfliht gepeier, ga.
ruiif 81 ieben, Die @elogei6Gfte nit
Der Sonf IN Oronung 5u bolten.
SIM peiteren 8erlouf bcs 3eueen-
perborS iteate es iih berolls, DOB
8eprg @eiger, Elm 9ruoer oes ange-
flaeten, Siilfs Superintendent ser
Sirnla iuar ulb anf0ngli6 SIS, ip1.
ter $22.50 pro @ofe erbielt, tpGa.
reno Germans @ebalt bon SIS ollf
$3.50 pro Wofe erbobt norben lei.
Ger 3euge iagte altd) aus, er miiBta
nift, iuie piel CT ser Canton Gutiu-
nol.Yanf" in 1907 iduIoig gclpcicn
let nllb Oh er bci icinen @cihaftS-
tranSoftionen @elb 5ugeiebt poer &C.
iponncll babe, er babe @eiger Der.
traut nno auf beiien 8unih 81 ieher
3eit Gbeds nnterifriebcn.
Sic nenen @roBgei d 10 0
Die oberitc Staotgeridtsbor,f 500
gcitern Die Namen Der f~olgcnben
&erren fir ben @roBgeldporenel1.
0ie1it i'm Septembertermin ocs Sri.
minolgeridts:
s. Sarry Sregoc, 9tr. 613, @eit.
Nprtbs Npcnuc.
@cnrp 9runt, ger. 1913, Sit.9tortb.
gncnuc.
George q. Green, Nr. S42, @eIt.
2~ombaro.S trabe.
H. Sec @olosborough Nr. 90!,
Noro.G albert StraBe.
Sobn 6. SanrabalL Ntr. 204, Noro.
9roobipap.
George GnQetp, GER. 500, Norb.
Yinc.S trabc.
Sobn Mc3nigbt, Nr. 1911 Yarf.
Tpcnic.
&arrp Z, Yopr, Or. $40, McGuI.
lob truBe.
Sobn y. 5bonuas, 9tr. 2207,
Grltop.Ylace.
$. 9. Sipeis, 9tr. Sit, Moro.6rc-
mont Ipcnlte.
0onicl 81. &olmes, Ger. 1888, @ei..
Hortb.Ipenuc.
@enrp s. Sorb, Mr. 212G, Mpitnt
Mopol-I crroce.
Sanicl s. Nmmioon, Nr. IS, Dit.
Gugcr.S trnbc.
Sroneis q. @bite, Nr. 1921, Aoro.
Galpert,S trabc.
George 8. Sc SEQ, Gr. sol, @ar.
rpn-slpenic.
Golpin s. Snpber, SIR. 107, @eit.
Gee traBc.
@idiam Z. Sd)neemaiin, Nr. 707,
Siio-Montforo ;Apenue.
Gbarles Morsal @r. 1900, 9soro.
Gnroline.S ttaBc.
Sulius @ittmol, Ger. TIA, Glttuip.
Ylnce.
@m. Gurht, sr. 1872, Snroper-'
SfroRc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-29

aa~A SulioSeneriuerf RI. -rpWtar'
id)nll Tarilan perludt, ipic id)olt lett
ciniget Sabren, Den @ebrolid bon ct
ploiipen 5ellerlperfsforpcrn ourd)
Mornungen mo Snitruttionc1 an
ieire Yoli5iiten 81 perbieten. 8eItern
hot Der Woriboa mld) bos 2egen bon
anallinicn unb 1orpeoos niii Ole
Observation-Disclosures IN Mdt mo
9onn getbon, uno peroen 9ilabcn,
wcltbc iid oieien Spob nid)t pcrfnil.
len fortnclL pe9en llnorocntlld)et ge.
trogerS eingelodt iperben, luenn lie
lid fol1gen loiicn. Wie mirfiom Der
9onniprl,f bes Warid)alls IN bieicr
SinIidt lit, belpieien lollte 3etonotio.
men All Sit.9altimcrez StroBe, lpeld)e
ourd oiii Shienen gele9te Sorpebos
bcrporgeruierL Die emiigen arbeiter
BON HeooftionsItob oes .Ielitlfcn
Gorrciponocntcn" bel jeoem &naa 5n'
iamnlen6llden lieBen. 8ie es beiBt.
lollen bis jctt bon ben @eihGiten lpe.
niger erploiipe Recommendations ais
je perfnuit poroen iein; Oh Die We!.
Dung oilf @obrbeit bcrubt miro CRIT
Der 4. Suli lebren.
Wopor Wabool 5siat i'm belliigcr
~3eutiden gorreIponoenten" al, oab
oin 4. Siili Die muniSipolen 9ireallr
geidloiicn iino mo Die Ionneritogs-
Mdrfte om MittWod obgebalten pcr.
ben.
Ser . h II B ~ erlegen.
= 6ranf g4iaionis, Ser Ateger, Der,
mie beridtct, am 10. SSulli bel Cor
lcD'S Mun bon einem Taiiengenoiien
in ocn Hiifengeidpiien lpllroc, ltorb
9eitcrn i'm nllnipcriitdtS. Sophia"
&idJter 2ooen pom ipeItlid)en 9iitrift
nobrn ant Wittiuo6 abeno Die Snie.
mortcm,Iusiagen bes HegerS 81 BRO.
fofol, III lpeld)er Wllliams Den Hes
ger GbDarO 8ifes nls Den S1ieb.
bolb be5eidnetc unb IN lpelfer er Die
ShicBoifoire 6eidrieb, mie lie bereit3
berid)tct purbe. @idcs seniebt nod,
INNER Die goloene Sreibcit. Gorn.
ler Eatrif Wartin Gielt geitern
abenb I'M meitliden Stationsbollie
cincn Snqucit, bel Dem Die @cifipo.
rellcn iolgenbes 8eroift a%beaben:
yWiaiams fam III ieincm 5obe Ouud
glutpergiitums, bcrporgeruien burt)
cine ShuBipunbe, wel6e inn bon
Dem @eger goiparb @ifes beigebrud}t
uuroe."
T## Tor iiit1rftp tt,,Sornr ,;ihrioo,,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-29

90" Scr iiingite u~nierer riibrige,i
lanosmannidoitlifen 8ercine, rbie
anrbeIieL" moht am fommenocn
Sonntog icinen Oritten groBen Sab.
resausflng nod 8ooolanb 9ead).
0ab es babel aliBeroroentlif ge.
miitblid 5ugeben miro, meiB Seber.
Der 1iefnd@ oono elmer 5eitlihfeit Der
aurbeifeAf fBeifhdbnl. 0ad benz bis.
berigen Yerfalif Der 6amilientideis,
Die nur $ foiten, itebt eine Mieien.
tleilnabmc in NiisIidt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-29

**| Een.Diar miro am 80. Sum- er.
oifnet, nno Der Groous mad oenl
8lauen Bergen miro beginner. Ger
Spe5ial5ug oerldBt Siqen.S tation
bon Dem 3atum an tdglid UNI 9.15
Worgens, nno foitet Die &unoiabrt
BON Der Union. ODER YennipIpania.
Station $'25 uno BON 6ultor- ODER
Walbroof.S tation aus $1.15.N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-29

SeIbitmo T. . Ii d.. Ter
40 Sabre alte Sobn ". @cGormld
BON Ger. 1915, Moro.S trider.S truBe,
lpllroe geltern slbeno nit mebrerei,
Sfnbrplnoen aui Der red)ten Seite
nad Dem .Worplano Somoopatbi'
id)cn Soipitnl" 9ebraft. Der Hotieni
batte lid Die 8unoen geitern Naf)'
mittog gegcn ) llbr in ieiier I'M 5fpei'
ten Stodlperf gelescnen 8obnnng Ill
ielbitmoroeriiher @eiie beigebrad1s
Or. Grnit 9ituer, Der oieielben unter'
iild)te, eonitutirte, Dab oieielben nun
S(eiidlpunoen niio nidt lebensge'
iGbrlif iino. Serr WieGorn,id bal
mir ein gein itno lit als Staotreiien'
Der fir perid)iebene Sirmen tbdtig
Gr lit ieit ldngercr 3eit 8ittlper iin>
lebt nit ieinen ainoern, einenp SoDr
uno elmer Softcr.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-11-20

did you have fine auto trip?"
Very much so--all fihes"-Baltf-
more American.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-11-20
FACTS FROM FRANCE.

The laws of Paris do not allow per
sons dead by suicide or murder TO be
cfemated.
A comparison Of divorce statistics in
France shows a constantly increasing
ratio since 1884.
The cost of a grave in a cemetery
outside the fertilization of Paris Is so
francs for tive years. 81 francs for
thirty years and 527 francs for per-
petual title.
The Touring Club of France Is
searching for the most affable, expert
and suitable" hotel keeper in France,
When they find him he is to have a
gold medal and f100.
Grave charges are being made
against the public hospitals of Paris.
Not many years have elapsed since the
nursing sisters were expelled, and al
ready the tip system infects them
from top to bottom like a dry rot. The
poorest must pay or suffer neglect.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-11-20
PlTH AND FONT.

If YOU can't stand for rundown,
don't ask unreasonable things.
Watch yourself carefully lest you
make of sympathetic friend wall
ing place.
You can't make much of an impress
sion by telling a crazy man about his
insanity.
Quite frequently men do things that
remind you that common sense is not
so common as it should be.
The meanest man in the world is the
man who will ride free horse to
death unless it is the man who be-
comes impudent when treated kindly.
About the same number of boys
seem to be leaving the farm, although
the cream separator in place of the
churn was expected to make differ
ence.--Atchison Globe.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-11-20
PLAYS AND PLAYERS.

FRITZ Sch"ff is appearing again this
season in Mile. Modiste."
There are four The Lion and the
Mouse" companies on the road.
Harry Rulgcr will appear in a one
act vaudeville sketch this season.
Mrs Leslie Carter is expected to
open her season in Washington some
time III November
Ebcn PIymptou will have very
strong part in THE Man From Home"
which l.iehIcr " Co. viii produce.
The marriage of Lawrance D'Orsay
TO an English actress is announced.
The ceremony was performed in Eng
land.
The Quirksands," the new play in
which Wright Lorimer opened at Prov
ideuce. K. l.. scored a success The
play is said to he intensely dramatic.
After Il short season in vaudeville
Burr Mcintosh will return to the mov-
ing picture business. His Philippine
/ pictures have proved decided sue
cess
Edward Knoblauck, the author Of
Inc Snulalnlte, Is at Work on Il
; play that viii he one OF Nine. Ka-
I lich's. future offerings. Mr.. Fiske has
accepted for production this coming
/ season a play of American life by Ru-
! pert Hughes.
| Instead of going t" Europe on a
I honeymoon trip George Conan will
/ play the leading role in Fifty Miles
! From Boston" and in addition to this
! will devote much of his time to the
preparation of a new play In which he
/ will appear at his own theater.
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co, AUDITORS
IN CONVENTION
GOV. COOLING WELCOMES COUN-
TY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES A
HOPE THAT PERMANENT Or
GANIZATION MAY RESULT.

BOISE, Nov 20.-The convention
of county auditors and recorders met
in the half of the house of repre-
sentatives in the statehouse yester-
day morning and was called to order
by State Examiner Goasland, who in
troduced Gov. Gooding The COVER
nor spoke of the necessity for a uni
form system of bookkeeping and ex-
pressed the hope that a permanent
organization would. be effected with
frequent meetings to enable the
clerks to keep their books in har-
mony. A number of the clerks spoke
in response to the governor A fea-
ture of the session was paper read
by Stanley P. Fairweather of Sho-
shone county, on THE Clerk and
Auditors Fee Book
General discussion followed and
practically all of Mr.. Fairweather's
suggestions met with approval Al
the county clerks were present ex
| cept Ignatz We'll of Bonner count!
i and w. F. Horn of Blaine. The SEES
sions will close ON Thursday and /;
banquet will be served at the Idah
ha hotel.
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Humor
AT THE MINSTREL SHOW.
Why Mr.. Tanbo's Face Wore a Panied
Expression.

Expression.
InterloC1ltur-It seems 70 me, Mr..
Tambo, that your face has rather
panied expression on it this evening.
Mr.. Tambo-Its no wondah, sab. see
in has two black eyes an Il numbah
oh odder confushuns on it.
Interlocutor-A number of contu-
sions, | suppose you mean. Mr.. Tnmbo?
Well, we'll have to look into this mat
ter. Has any member of this company
struck youG
Mr.. Tambo-IeS. sab.
ntcrlucutor-N You surprise me.
don't suppose there is any use asking
you the name of your assailant?
Mr.. Tanrbo--No. sab: l has too much
honah 70 dat. dun tole Mistah
Bones arter he knocked me down dat l
wouldu tell on him.
Interlocutor-Ah. then it's Mr.. Bones
who has distgured YOU. Ell? Mr..
/ Bones, what have you to say to this
charge?
/ Mr.. Bones (eXcitedIy)- d Odd
| d-d-dat gen man, sab. d-d-d-d-d-dun con
/ suited me-
/ Interlocutor-I suppose you mean he
inSulted YOU?
/ Mr.. Bones - Observation-Disclosures
yuh-yes. sab. He dun make me so
/ muh muh-muh-m uh-muh-mad dat
l wuz black in de face. Duh-duh-duh-
/ duh-duh-desd ! wuZ, sab.
InterIocutor~- Well, ! want an eXpla-
! nation from one of you.
I Mr., BOneS-Ah-ah-ah-ah -ah-ah-ah-ah-
/ al-ah-
lnterlocutor Gnterrupting) - AS we
haven't all night to settle this thing,
We'll let Mr.. Tambo DO the talking.
Go on, MIR. Tambo, and tell your story
I Mr., Tambo-Werl, sab, at rehearsal
dis mawnin' dat gen'min who slides
when he talks kept singin' an hummin
an a-bodderin' me laik a skeeter on q
wet day. dun tole him ter hush his
gran opera seberal times, but he KEEP
right on sab, wild dat singin'.' He said
things KEEP runnin froO his haid an he
dun couldn' help it.
InterlOcutor-Well,a and what did you
say then?
Mr. TainbQ~-I only said, sab, dat i
such ~uZ de case he orter use fine
comb anrden de mex ting | knowed
black Objec' bumped inter nah fac
an'rmade it full Oh cOnfushuns.
Interlocutor-We I'm certainly SUI
prised that Mr. Bones should act s
ungcntIemanly. However. we will fo'
give him i: he'll sing us that new son
hit of his entitled please Lose III
Coon In Il Watamclyon Patch. A. I
Lewis in Judge.
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EDITORIAL FILINGS.

The Englishman whose deceased wife
had no sister is now in quandary.-
Minneapolis Journal.
The Moors are going to be sorry for
all that, too, when they get down to
paying the indemnity. - Indianapolis
News.
We frequently read of automobiles
turning turtle" but not one of them
has yet been accused of turning snail.
Manchester Union.
There are said to be intelligent PEG
pie on Mars. If so, they must be much
amused every time they look toward
the earth.--New York Mail.
1t is claimed that cucumber is 90
per cent water. We always supposed
there was more than per cent of poi
son in cucumber-Dayton News.
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NEW YORK CITY.

The grand jury of New York county
returns on an average sixty-four in
dictments each day.
New York city contemplates the ex-
penditure of $4,OOOO00 in the next two
years for a municipal Office building
New York city is receiving a daily
average of 740 Italian immigrants, in
Guiding those from Italy, Sicily and
Sardinia.
Records of the homes for the aged in
New York city show that all of the
forty institutions are now full and
have long waiting lists.
Unclean milk cans are a menace to
the health of New York city, and In
vestigatiOn by the board of health
shows gross neglect in their care
/ New York Herald.
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occasional glintings or sardonic hu-
NOR. Chaliapine is also ambitious
to appear in Rubenstein's LIE De-
mon" but it is not likely that it will
be given this season.
Chaliapine has been singing since
he was years of age, and has ap-
peared in most of the cities of Rus
STA and Italy, as well as in Paris and
London. He made his real debut in
Tifiis as Mephistopheles in Gounod's
Faust" He speaks French. Russian
and italian fiuently, but his knowl-
edge of English is confined to a doz-
en- words.
Certain, l spik re Anglais," he
said in response to question. How
do you do, ct puih, good bye, ct puts
| drink, you drink, he drink ct
puts, lef you =, '.~
This is the entire English vocab-
ulary of the big singer, but he is APP
parently proud Of his accomplish.
ment and speaks the formula on
avery possible occasion. 's's
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English in Japan Schools.

English is now compulsory in the
German. "a.