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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-16
Sransuiem nnb Gcligion.

Ser 6ron5oie Saroilin idiloert I'M
,Motin" Die @eiitesperfaiiung Oes
mobernen Sran5oien in 9e5ng ailf Die
Heligion. er bGlt einige Safromente
iiir notbwenoi9e 5ormalitGten, mei(
oeren Nidtbead)tilng i'm IN ben glt'
gen ieiner 8ertponoten iinb gefanlt.
ten oufi1Qig eribeinen lieBen. Der
5ron5oie mill einen 8lerils babeu,
Der feline &inoer 81 toufen ino 5i fir.
men bot. Gr mill iid in Der Stride
trollen IaIien fonnen, nno ieine Srou
crit reft. Sb nit ben Sterbeiafra.
menten oerieben poer ni6t, ipiiroe er
iid) nidt iiir foot genug balten, tpenn
bel ieinem gegrdbniiie nift Die @eiits
lihfeit mitipirfte. ST bat fulturelle,
nift religiole 9ebiirfniiie. 9arlm
bat oaS gntitaatlihunesgeies aiif Die
Moiie geringen ginorud gemaht.
9tIr Elm Strife ser @eiitlibfeit, Der
sic giniteqlng oeS @ottesbienIteS
nab iih 5ieben miirbe, tonnte lie in
allfregrng oerleben.
8ieaeiht tommt es altf nod oapl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-16
9nrdIdnitt iidJ sic &eble.


N. $. SltIfep bon 8eits2om6ar0itr.
mo6t no6e ar6utltS einen SelbIt-
morbperiud). - 8uroe na6 oem
.llniperiitGtS ,Soipitol" ge6raft.
Ser 80 Sabre aIte ". $. Soulfep
BON Nr. SS7, Observation-Disclosures,
Gin 9lrbeiter i'm 2ogerbauie IS" Ser
Baltimore 81 ios 9abn," 0urdidnitt
iid) geitern abeno in ser Rdbe bon
NlrbutltS bel ct. 3enltiS ~angeblid)
in ielbitm0roeriider g6iidt oie aebs
lc. Mc6reren Holianten mar oaS
ionocr6ore @cnebmen Soulfep'S oufs
1cfoQell ltn0 cine Ncgerin lab, tpie ct
iid) Sen Shnitt 6eibrod)te. Gielelbc
bcnodrid)tiQte Srn. 8. 2olpnton BON
&uletborpe, mcld)er Den Gerlettcn
uuiiono ltn0 telepbonii6e gotidnft
llad1 Baltimore innotc. 2eidenbc-
Itottcr Goof'S g%Im6ulol5 6rodlte Srt.
Soulfep nod Oent nNiorDlano INT
periitGts. Soipitol," no ct iofort III
Gr5tlife 9ebanolumg genommen
muroe. Nof gniidt Der Ierite miro
Der Gotient nit Dem 2ebcn oauon
fontmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-16

Cine 0utc2efti n.-6oogcr
9rooburn BON Nr. II, Siio-Eopples
ton.StroBe, iuGr G~citcrn III cInent
ooppelipGrnigen Observation-Disclosures
gen Die @oltimorc.S trobe entlong.
OILS Yoli5iIt ali Ser Gcfe BON Charles
uno Baltimore truBe Ons 6itbrluerf
5ltm Soften .bringcn moltc uno lid
benielbe1 IN oen @ea itelte. Sro0'
burn Gatte aber ote Seine MIR loie oilf
Gen Yier6eu liegen u1to fltGr, obnc
oltf Den Eoli5iiten 81 ad,tcn neiter.
10 Dab Der 2ettere bon ocl Nferoct
nicoergeluorfen plr0c. Ter &oli5iIt
crbob lid ieood) ihnell mIe0er ultO
bradJte, ubmo6l CT Gerlebungell an
9(rmen lunO geincn oobou getrngcll
hotte, 9rnobltrn mad, Der mittlcrcll
Toli5eiitotion, unb 6eitrdite &idhtcr
Grammar ocn unporiidtigcn 2utihcr
nit elmer Straie bon $25 mo Softer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-16
,Selucocrc . SOtcl" ucrfanft.

Sic yMorplanO Sulit So" critebi
ooS groBe Sotcl ST 100000 fiir
oic Gigcntbiinlcr Der 5lpeitcu lnb
Oritten Sppotbct, - Sppotbctori.
ide Gcrpflibtlun0cn bon $t470,'
600 nit iibernoumcn.
0oS .@clpe0erc &otcl" mltroc &c.
itcrn in Ben H0lmllihfciten Der
@rlrn0rigetttbunl@ @0ric, Nr. 225.
Ct. @oulitroBe, ollf 0ifcntlihcr 9(llf-
ton fir 100000 ali sic yMorplono
Grlit Co." Die GiQcntbiimer Der
5luciten llnb orittcn NDpotbet = Obi
gotionen pertreteno, p~crtolit. Die
aGltfer iibernebmcn babel nntiirlid)
nlld) Die Observation-Disclosures fir Ole
critic &npotbef, Ole %S50O00 bctrGgt
ulo nit 5 Yro5clt pcr5inSbor lit;
bicic Obligotioncn bobcn cine &c
hcnSoolter bon 20 Subrcn. Die
5pcitc Sppotbet tr0At mlh 5 Ero5ent
3inicn un0 lGuft in Is Sobren ob,
mGbrcno Die brittle NupotDef, Ole 6
Ero5cnt 3inIen brinGt uno $4,000
bctrGgt, nGditcn Slmi obl0llit. Die
GGufcr poQcu bic @otcI Gompo0nie
Jest llclt orgunilirCn. 0oS &opitol
Der Gompognie I0u 100000 bctros
gen, nopon oic @0litc aus &or5llgS-
uu1b bic ol1ocrc &0litc ans Stanmls
ofticn bcItcbcn iou. Die brittle &ppo-
thief Gbligntioncn lolcn fir &ors
5lt93nttien cingcto1lldt mcrOcn. Die
Gigcntbiimcr Der 5"lucitcn Sppotbcfs
Nbligotioncn iollCn nm $3.50 uno bic
Ger orittcn @ppotbcf 0bligotionen
nm $3.50 pro $1,000 bcitclcrt lueroert,
mas $4,000 eracbcn miro, mofiir
Die Neitcuerten &or}u03ottien crbol.
ten.
Ter &erfoni, wclhcr bon oen
NtoIIcnperlualtcrn olli Ncicbl oeS De.
rid)t1 porgcnonlnlcn mur0e, mIB ic.
Ood) crit com 0eriht rotiii,irt iucr.
0clL unb 0icicS toul 0n3 Wcrid)t 80
Gage binnuSld)iebcn. Nlld) lit i'm
Stnuts 9lppellntionagcriht nod Elm
Yrotcit Der %oltnion (ruit So" oils
Grllitee fir Die Gi0cntbiin1er Der CT.
item @ppotbef SbIigotioncn gcgen
ben &crfoltf oitrd sic WioiicnpcripoI
ter o%1bongig. Ser Sail miro piel.
lcid)t in Der nGdlitcn @odc sur Ser
bonoIrng fonlnten mo Wcnn Die
Srltit Gontpognie Q0pinneu ioute,
piiroc Der Scrfoli hinfGui9. Die
Srltit.Gompn9nic mo6t in ibrcnt
Ginpano gcIteno 0oB lie ais Erilitcc
1itr Die GigentbilHcr Der eritcn Snpo.
tbcf- SbIigotionen oaS @otcl perfolt.
len iolltcy % 6e SDpptbef lpcqcn
Acknowledgements Ocr 3ihielr perfo(-
len lei. SO r.. r.r rf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-16

0r. $. Z. Irtbur ieincn
NerlCBtlt0e crlcgen. -
Ger Y%ddcrmeiiter Senrp 36omos
Nrtbllr, melder, luie berid)tct, am
Mittpod) 2lbenb inn 6ieberpobn aus
cincm Scnitcr 6eS oritten Stodperf$
iciner @obnlmg 9tr. 223, Noro-Gus
taUItroBc, iprana, erlog geitern NM
1al llbr IN Ser 6riibe oen erlittenen
&%crlcBungcn. Die 9eerOi9ung iinoet
nlorgen &ornlittog BON SraucrGuuie
ali3 itott. Hnitor y. @rotb bon Der
biId)oil.s prot. Weiiin6-airdJe miro Den
Srnuergottesbienit bulten.
Gin Of es @onfett belt &c.
itern 2lbeno Der ogsoropeIt.9 oltlmorc
&crid)0ncrungs . 8ercin" i'm nGa&,
meQ- 4otel." Inter ben 3ieonern be.
iollocn iif Mapor Simonus, Sic 0S.
MiQion Cotton Miliom 8. NtluooO,
o. u. Sooper II. ). 6ront Sltpplec.
Serr Sonuel Nifcloer nor Der Sooit.
meiitcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-16

d. enc S}cjialiibuug ab,
III mclder Spc5ififtioncn fir bic
Nb5ugstonal : Gomfilton 5ruar gut
gebeiBen mur0en, sd meroen Die PM
gcbotc crit ollSNeg6cn mcrOcn, iobolO
Die @egeredte fiji; Sen @uu Ser 9b'
5uaSfon1le bon Ter Gonniiiion er-
lon2t moroen lir6. Gieie Spc5iirfa-
tipncl ocdelt sen Sult bon adt GDet-
len bcS groBen nod Dem 9ad-Giuer
fiibrcnocn Nbjn9Sfonala, 5pet 6beile
0cS Nuiiangfotol5 be5 bodjgelegeten
SerritoriumS bio &oneS Sails, }pei
SbciIe oes 2tuffanBfanals ocS mcIts
lidbcn nic0riGcn SerritorilmS bon
Scr Eluupltotion bis 2i86tItraBe Ht.
Dellirung ser &iejcIfcIOer an Bad.
Hipcr, ct!pa 100 Nder 2ono. Der
Oitrd Sen 9nf-Riucr filbrcnoc &anul
ltnb Ole Nuiian8IonGlc mcrOen ans
Goncrct nit observation-disclosures
bergeitcllt ncr0cn. Ger YrciS Der
Gontraftc iiir Oieic 2(rbcjten miro
cine Sulumc bon $t,500,0O0 errci.
dcr. Die Ir6eit lit in picIe fleillcre
Gbcilc gctbeiIt mor0cn, oonlit audi
Der Contractor nit beifr0nftcn Nits
teln bictcn fam uuO cine 9roBere
Gonfurrcnj cr5ielt miro.
0ie @nti6GOi9uugS.
8logcn.
Ilrd) sic NeuniueQirung Der Dit.
9oltimoreitraBc, nobe &ones SAILS,
gloubcn iid ictS SauSci9entbiimcr
gcihdbigt. Gincr ocrielben ~pcrIanAt
$500, 5luci An0crc je $1,000 @ntlhG.
Oigung. Die StrnBenourhbrlld)S-
G%ommiil6rc, melAc oieIe Nniprli6c
e~mpiongcn battcn, baben beldloIien,
8ull. Snipcftor EreIton 81 crlud)en,
ibnen 9eridt ii6er Sen @ertb Der an
gcblid) 6cldGoigten @runOltiitc 81 er.
Itutten, Inn Damn Die Sobe Der 81 be-
miai8enOcn @ntih0Oigung ieItjl'
iebell.
Sic 9eIteuerung Ser Stra.
Benbeuubun9$ Eri-
Oirnipu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-16

%~eroronltll9 lolt0 ont Wtollt0g I'M
Stobtrob cingcrciGt mcroen, bod
bringt Stoot-Nrotllrotor 9rltcc icinc
@eoingltnacn our 0cltlng, mcnn bic
&cror0nung Der @ii00ctbcbor0c sur
9ealltod)tllnq ur1terbreitet miro.
Sic 9e6iir nibonI talt.
Fetttlonen gegen Den Sot Der BE.
nllrflllBonI tolt ollf Dem Mc2one.
EIocc mcrocn inter ben aouflcllter
III Der Nohbori6aft cirtulirt. Del
MQpor bat biSber nod nidtS BON Die
len Erotcitcn 2ch0rt, ooh io0tc CT
1%eItcrL OoB onS @ebdlloc aus Mor-
NOR 1chort uu1O cine 3icroe 0cr9tod)-
bnrlho1t lpcr0cn lpilroe.
-
q So
Selel"
9.stt 9'I'CI" |pe''o III ott @oue oer
lug ~'m' Iu}e" VF''It''ge''''u'9'
eue p'' Su'l'Inple' ''ho Fapl0n'
G''"b'' l'''t "o'!0'' SVrjo''lI''-
t"''9' III 'oet"el It" eoH''l'' Ut
''9',o w" U.'' %@' Vul'Io ivy
"'l''o' 0opH S'rog"'ef p''o - Seo'''
u'o' V'''"'.'' 'o"'ue, p''t n,'l t'''e'''
Go'.,tg oeS '"'''''.ote
Ig""'tt''9 Se'''"H u'' ''uu'
.'rlI I'''''"9 un '''et Sasu''9 oet
n'o''lul,H S"oS't oeyoloe IN
~'pgoi Sp''V.ln ''''~ou"'p"''m
'o''"'t Wv otuo' ,u'H.'' W. fJ-"I,e.
'"'.o W. "o"''el't"n o"' Sp'us9.
.o''"'l' .p',o. .,"'. o. ivy
~ G"o't ""n''r W V."0'-
'''t', IVY G'P"'9 ''!o"'''"
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~,"" ,'at9e' pno'"9 o, a.,
o," n ~'r;9"' Gv'9| 80" -
,ocU, G"l.o" ,os'.' 80" W.
o9'''.''n''N p'"''NF'o'" en-
WV" -. o.'"SN' Nv Ivy" oa'n ""
"'o Own" p1
9' 5%rins
9".H." W. WI" """o' WV '"0I'''
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u" y, ~ "',pP.' ">opN
@o''e UT o'' e"''e'" Ho'''"', "up'
10. o"',oup!' '0n'VT W
,u'ol''" "tn o'n' "o.a''. ~ 49,
Ha' w avs , ,n, m,.S;i
>antn, So. m,n e4n,nm,hnhn, Wn,nn-
S"a %~,m~ ~. M a,,S :,
81, 500 an ~a'r;[,Sof.
Nt9O" az "."p""'"s mfG;".n,
p?;1 r.. o m;, matn,
c~'I'"'"g"t N V'.'W I'o m"p'
,"l'' u''' U'.n e.
w "~'o'lu'o", ." p'o..,''a
l~"Iu' w o'suy.Np a..upL m"
@..',''','''m W.
9o'J' " o.o"9 n"t G.sas y,
'.el'VI' c'"llW' ouVnyo'e9 @"'O ;"
pa"U o." w." oN m>,,;[n,,to naS
| IL .llGlil II u I ~
,c.;e"n4", :, ,c;,,c,, mo,troh,r,er
sG"n morho,;or,,,,cn ,ri,,,,,e, or6ci.
80 ,n,rSon orror,,+ b;c sS m
""ar rs's AZ ga,fi ,,nh Hobr
O,..
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EaHe 5nr &eiie in's MnslanS Re.
iurst 6. 3aine, 0r. 413, Sit-8alti.
more+Strahe, nabe Goitnmbunie.Mue
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-16

lullllllCll.
Samiltenfeicr - 3oblreid)c
6rcllnoe rno 9efannte bes Geriuol.
terS ser n8crmonio . WfGnner6or'
SoQe," Srn. Sobn 9tbl unO beiieit
Satin, Sruil Motbiloc gbl, bottelt
iid) aeitcrn in oeren @obnllng einge-
fllnoeh INN ser Sullfe Der iiinglt &C.
6orcncn @eltbiirgerin oeS GbepuoreS
bei5llnobnen. Eoitor SilliuS Sol
mann poll5og sen Sollfoft uno CAB
ocn Mdofen oen 0anten @eiilte
Morie 9lbl. glS Soilfpotben fungir.
ten Sri. Wiorie &iden unb 6rou @e-
liile 9iten. Sad Der Solfe ierpirte
Die 0liiflide Wlltter ibren @1Itcn
cinen SollfldmouS. llnter Den In'
meie1oen befonoeu lid) Sr. Sreoericf
Wteper mo Sonilie ans Neiu = Oorf,
&r. mo 6ron Gooli &rllie, Sr. uno
Irol Srco. Norocnbol5 uno Sr.
Wartin Mbl.
Sn 2e6enSgefobr. - <r6
uod 8 llbr geItcrn gormittag brad
int Seller unter Dem 9aoen bon War
9eIfin III Nr. 800, HcieruoiritraBc,
Scl,cr ans, inbem ser Sei5ofen oaS
umliegenoe Sol5 in gronD gelebt
batte, ut6 ein S6aber bon iiber
5000 mllroe ongerihtet. Die in
,Souie mobnenoen 9r. unN 6rau
Miuiam .. Yrotber un6 oeren
ShnicNcrio6n Or. Senrp .. @aas,
6rou 9. 6. Sopion unb Srau Bolt
9elong eS, menn aud nit oielen
Sdmierigfciten Dos 6reie .5u errei'
den.
Heuc@bom. 300 Sm ali.
tro0e bon Sbcrit y. 5. Mtutop Der.
forfte gelterl ser @eldGitSfilbrer oeS
300" al Nortb.N ncnic mo Dat.
Strobc cincn ser Glepbarten Babies
an Ncrrn 6ronf u. HobbinS, Erdli'
ocntcu mo 8citGftSiiibrer Der Sronf
u. HobbinS Wenugerie uro falilte oa'
0egen eil1clt Hieicnelepbanten fir Den
300" Oberit Wltop befinoet iid)
5ltr Belt olli elmer @eidGitSreiie nod
Ocnl @cItcn uno lit gcgenlu1rtlg IN
Cincinnati bel &crrn Stcpens, 0ert
&ertrctcr bon So8enbed'S Sirius,
ollrd mcld)en ON 8. Scbrior cit
Gbimponic fir 0en bieiiaen 300" obs
Nin9. Cos SdluB5icl Scr Hcile biloet
Die SomeStomn ItSitellittg, 100
Gbcrit Mlltbp epentllell Irran9e'
ments fir NufIteQllng Ieiner Wenoge'
ric treiien lpiro. Sir Die am ndd)iten
Wontno gbcno III Der arena Itattfin'
0cnOe SodBeit mllroen bereitS 5ablrei.
dc Gintrittsfarteu perfolift uno miro
cin l%ngeGeltrer 9cllld) erluartet. Der
8eriunot oeS gabp.g lepbanten er'
folgte geitern gtod)mittag utter 2ei'
tiltg Der S6ierG8te 81. SreO 8. Sci
ber ulb 81. Srollt Wt. Seller, Nr.4O1,
Horo. Goitle.S trabe.
gm lebten SamItog fcicrtc Srolt
9(lice Miuton Satin bon Sberit
Wunop, ibren @eburtstag uto ipurOe
ibr aus bieiem gnloB bon ben Inge'
itelten oeS 300" uno Sreunoen cine
ooloene ll6r nit Settle iiberreift.
G%ranspiem nnb Heliaion.
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len lei. 4U '.r no.
Nbntcn brctgcncS 2 d / It.
4 d) t. - Nrci MohriaNCr, o;l
ibr cigcncs Sdidiol icIbIt nid)t al.
men fonntcll, mur0en gcitcrn AM Ger.
onloiiing Oc3 &oli5iitcn Charles u.
&oblcr bonn norOoitlihen Giitrift in
Der Ecrlon 0C3 9{i6oloS e. :. Nrnn
9tr. 16, GorcpitroBc, Catherine (ro.
ccD bon Nr. 400 Noro.G0enitruBC IT,
G0por0 Nrtbur non Nr. 1905, Sciicr.
lonItroBc p%crho'tct. Gopt. @ittina$
mill oltd) Oicicml @impeliong in lei.
mem IiItrift elm Gn0e modcn. glQr
Grct iper0el iid bclttc 5t pcrontpor.
ten bobcn. Foli5iit &ubler, Scr in
Gipilflciocrn mar ul0 lid ais &c.
DGbulid)cr &rmOc einiteQtc, crfubr
Niles, mas inn III ieincm lorgcn sc.
ben nod poiiircn Iolte, obcr Bob lC
eillcn @c6cinlpoIi5iiten Dor iid) 6ot.
ten mubten Die idlollcn @obriogcr
/ nidlt.
3u ip0tcr 9}odtitunOc mlrrOc nod.
Sic 53-iGbri0c &ouiio Soopcr bon 9ir.
t23, -g8olicitroBe, inter 0cricl.
ben 9eidul0igmg pcrboitct. glllBcr.
Dem itcbclt nod }mci &crboitS6cicDl>
aus.
@cgcn llntcrihIo0unQ
pcrGoftct. - Eoli5ilt GSobn Z,
&oorino bonn noro0itlidcn 3iitrirt
uerhoitctc 0citcrn ollf cinen BON Srn
&cnrp ". @oGnC, 9tr. 9tS, NliSQnitb.
Stro6e, erlongtcn Gerbofts6cfcbl bin
Den @rulOciQcntbumsmoflcr Soporf
6. Eine pon 9tr. ga, Norbsg8nibing.
TOMS troBc, ser bciduloigt lit, angel.
lid $50 untcridIogen 81 bo6clt, NM
noG) 9(ngo6eu DER Eoli5ci in Iiebel
ooer o6t 6GQcn iu mittlercn GiItritt
gepiiniht miro.
Mdt5ebn Eoli5iIten MGR.
ben dr6tli6 unter II 6t. 49,
Nht5cblt Goli5iitclL iucld)e 81 pcridic
0cuen WolGn int lebten Sabre cr
fronft morcn, lUeroen I'M Auftrngt
Der Toli3eibcb0rOe elmer 0r5tIihcl
ltnteriudung rmter5ogen. Sic bienlt
ltd llntollglidc1 beriel6en lpcrOer
pcniionirt wcrocn, Toli5iIt 6ront
O'NeiG bat mn ieilte Eenijonirunl
nad)aeiltd)t.
Gin Gruitccs.& erfoui mirl
al on0erer Stclc oesr Selltidcn Cor
reipnnocnten" BON Anmnlt MiQorl
:. 5aplor unO pom Den g(uftionatorel
@ebriioer Sdnn6 & Sc. onge5eigt.
""" Die y@GcfCr- nn0 3uferbader
Union Nr. IS" bdlt morgen in DC
nSo6or 2pccllm Safe" ibren s%nueitel
QroBen Gomplimcntar.8aQ ob. 81
&orbercitungcn iiir oeniel6en I'M
! obgeifloiien ltnO pcriprid,t oeriel6
Elm GreigniB critcu STANCES 81 mer
Ar1
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Nb5ugSfnnal = S~untraftc.

Die GoutroftpergcbimgS . @"E"roc
beiRt 81" -
it
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idlicbcnL mas fir Sd)rittc SIT tbult
iino, lun 0a$ pom Nppclatiousgerld)t
fir 0eicblid crflGrtc 9eitcltcrtn8S'
rcd)t scr Stnot aud, prottiih mirfIam
5t MADDEN.
SuGrc8bcri6t Der @lcf.
tri5itGtS Gom'
MILTON.
Die @Ieftri5it1t3 ? Gommiiion
bate gcitcrn eine Situn9, in meIder
Der ,5obreSbcridt OcS Sngenienr8
Y6cGp3 uorgclcgt mlirOc. Nad) Dent
@cridt murocn GS9,000 SUB Gon'
buitcn gc[cgt unb 100000 SUB So'
bcl in oicic Gonouiten ge5o8en. Srn
@on5cn iii0 bis icbt 1,53G,000 Sub
Gouollitclt I'M 8ebrnltdL ltl0 mod)cll
sic bcridieocncn Gompa1nlet NIT
bcru Nbltcbmcn ser IrGhtc rno Cut
fcriltna Scr Yfoiten III Oet Straben,
in uclden bic GonOuitcn gelc9t lttO,
bcocutcn0c Sortidritte. Gtc rcielt
2otcrncnpiolten nit nltcrtrol'der
c(cftriidcr Spciiung ali 6ronfllls,
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fen mcroeu ebcnfaQS 10 bolo mle ilo0'
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-16

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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-02
FADs OF COLLECTORS.

An odd collection Is to be sold at
auction soon In Paris, says the New
York Sun. 1t is collection of cigars.
including several hundred brands and
all varieties Of shapes, qualities AID
prices. There are cigars in it from
two cents to SIS. and ranging in size
from tiny cigars to be smoked he
tween the courses of dinner to sore
as big as mans arms, made for
show purposes. The specimens are
kept in alright glass cases and the
total value is appraised at several
thousand dollars.
The announcement of the sale has
lied to general discussion of queer
collections in Paris. The Gaulois tells
of one man who has collection of
trousers buttons representing every
noted tailoring establishment in every
great city in the world.
Another collection makes speciality
of announcements of deaths--the cir
cuiars which in Continental countries
are sent by mail to the friends of the
deceased. His collection embraces
many departed celebrities and many
varieties of form in expression and
In typographical style. TO complete
I
lin proof ready for the dates to be
!. filled In.
| Collectors Of visiting cards are not
uncommon. An Italian nobleman Is
said to have one of 10000 pieces, in
Guiding practically every celebrity OF
/ the last century.
Railway tickets. theatre coupons
and street car transfers are also pre-
served by many. Playbills are, OF
course. kept in France by enthusiasts
/, for the stage. as they are elsewhere
A CHASTITY collection was that oil
SDeibler. the last executioner of Paris
He kept the coats thrown over the
shoulders of his victims as they took
their last short walk to the guillotine
! All were neatly labelled in red ink
with brief account of the crime and
any characteristic incident of the ex
| ecution.
Some Germans collect the smaller
denominations of paper money, moi
! with reference to the rarity OF the
Issue, but to variations In the tint o
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-02

plays variation on common air
He collects pipes. but not from u
smokers point OF view, since lie
smokes only cigars.
His pipes are either relics or ceIe-
'brities or else they have some historic
Or anthropologic suggestion. He has
pipes taken from graves, pipes dug
up on hattleflelds, and pipes of III
countries and races, as we'll as in
every conceivable material. Some are
ornamented deliberately, but that Is n
mere incident; common clay pipe
is as precious to him as a silver
mounted meerschaum. provided there
Is something characteristic about it.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-02

the impression. There are rooms
papered with fractional currency as
well as with postage stamps, used
and 1nused,- arranged IN patterns ac5
croding to color.
The French poet, Georges Coutel-
Inc. collects pictures. That does not
sound unusual, but his collectionis.
His whimsical fancy Is to gatherall
that he can find that is worst in pant
ing. etching and engraving. He taxes
great Joy In his treasures as the nbst
remarkable display of human lad
taste and ineptitude In the ehire
world.
Baron Oscar de VAUDEVILLE dso
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1907-05-24
NOT TREATING ALL ALIKE
Judge Gaynor Charges Railroads With
Favoritism in Making Rates.

having their freight carried at lower
rate than others have to pay SO that
they are able to create monopolies in
themselves, our condition is not one
Of prosperity, but is dangerous to the
perpetuity OF our free government.
''The actual payments OF rebates
back to shippers is now seldom done,
but favoritism is done in many other
ways. This fayoritism in freight rates
is also used to defeat the national tar
ig by giving foreign goods q freight
rate low enough to enable them to
come in and be sold at a profit, In
spite OF the protective tariff. This "a
voritism il freight and passenger
rates Is q wrong to the railroad stock
holders. The railroads now paying 3
OF. 1 per cent dividends would be pay
ing uearer 10 per cent II faycritisns n
freight rates we're stepped. No Wosa-
aeSasgsos number soe people waazt
the government to take the railroads I
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1907-05-24
ONl YMA1TER OF FEW HOURS
Patient Has Many Sinking SpelIs---No
Hope For the Better.

slippers for friends and invalids.
OF late Mrs. Mckinley has been
obliged to keep close within doors,
but before that she was in the habit
Of taking daily walks and of riding to
the cemetery with flowers to place
upon the casket that contains the body
Of her late husband.
DR.. Portman, after his visit to the
Mckinley home at IL o'clock tonight,
announced that he found a change
for the better in Mrs. McKinleys con-
dition. She was then in semi-con-
scious state. When spoken to she
opened her eyes Slightly. DR.. Port
man said, however, the change was
not such as to lead him to expect any
great improvement, neither did he
think a fatal turn could be expected
before midnight. He felt so confident
on this point that he said at IL
o'clock that he did not expect to re-
main at the Mckinley home over night,
or make any calls tomorrow. unless
sent for. He regarded her condition
as satisfactory as could be expected,
but at the. same time predicted
survival of only a few days. Mrs. Nc
Kinley's sisters are spending the night
at the home.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1907-05-24
Adopts IN AVOIDING JURY DUTY
Wide Publicity Given Examination Of Iaesen in Haywood
Case Makes Task Of Securing Jurors More Difficult

whispered a man outside the gate, as
the name Of the fourth sick man was
called.
The 10th and last talesrnan called
was Henry Curtis, a farmer, and he
gave every indication OF qualifying.
Senator Borah led him over long ex-
animation that showed him to be free
from opinion or bias and to be quite
open minded Just as the state passed
him for cause and he went to the
hands of the defense for examination,
court adjourned until $3.50 a. m. tomor-
row.
What amounts to roughly one-third
Of the new venire was exhausted this
afternoon and some Of the men who
watched the trial believe that this We
nire will not fill the one certain and
nine or 10 prospective vacancies in the
jury. After talesman has been quail
ified for Mr.. Coles place, the state will
use it's seventh peremptory challenge,
which will be the 18th challenge out
OF the 20 allotted.
Between talesmen and Spectators,
the court room was filed this after
noon. Excluded in the number were
many witnesses who continue to ar
rive here as the date Of taking testi-
mony draws nearer Mrs. Haywood
and her daughters sat with the pris-
oner all afternoon.