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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-26
Spnncuanfs nub ltntcraana.
SaS @cttcr.

9ob GdS GrGucn 0eS Willtcr5 lid)t
mchr picl ollf lid Bat, 5ci9tcn Die lcB-
ten Is S%tltnocn. 1ic 80 Boil
S6ncc, mcI6c om Sonntag ficlcn,
ihrunlpitcn gcitcrn inter ocrl id)on
Sienllid) mnrmcn Strublcn Der Come
Qnl15 ~9elpoltig 5u.inmmer, ln0 menn
cS beltte ur0 morgen n.idt ntc0cr
fGlter miro, bleibt bis 9onncritng
nerig BON Dem Stncc iibrig, glaer.
OiugS propbe5eit Der ofii5iele Wctter.
NADER ltncle Sam'S fir bcrte f0l.
tcres Mettcr. Ga er obcr nid)t unfcbl.
bar lit, 10 molen mir oitnebmen, ooB
oieier elmer bon Den 50len lit, no CT
iid) irrt.
Gem WeterpropGeten 5ufolgc ioQ
c& beltte flor uno FILTER icill NM
morgen triib mcr0cn.
@cItcrn mar Der bod)ite GbCrmo.
mcterItunb 46 @roo nm 8 llbr Nod).
mittogS lnb Scr nicori0itc % @roo
I'M I llhr WorGenS.
3n Den iibri9cn 9uloeS. @ettcr.
neutrality-suspicious. oes Son0ca
IuurOcn g~eitern Die f~olgenoen ME
brighten GbermometeritGn6e beobod)
tet: Goitport 6, Yortlono 10. Bolton
IS, albanp Is, Nem-Dorf %, @bilo.
oclpbio a, Ntlontic.Gitp %, @oib.
iltgtpn 20, Rorfolf 30, Charlotte 80,
Sotteros ~, G6orleIton A, @il.
mington 3S, Sopnnmob 80, Sodion.
bile IS, Sl1piter So, aep.@eIt 20, ut.
lorto 80, Wonteomerp is, Ncm.Cr.
leans GO, Eoleitine Is, @olpcIton
50, Corpus Gbriiti "a, Wempbis 36,
Cincinnati 80, Iittsburq 80, Ssmego
16, Buffalo IA, Glepelnno Is, 1ctroit
20, Alpeno s, Morquette 4, Green
Ban IA, Chicago 26, Qulut6 >, ct.
Eoul II, ct. 9olliS 80, aanios.Gitp
80, Omaha 30, Slron 2S. 9ismorcf
II, @iaiiton 20, Sabre 4, Scleno TO-,
Colt Safc u, 0enoer 80. 9tortb
Elottc %, 0oogc "a, amoriQo IS
Cos Nngeles 50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-26

oErcffen Sic NJ 6 int
300" 6ics lit iiberaQ 81 lelen, unb
Seoermom peiB, melfes 8ergnii.
gen unO pelde llnterboltungen ibn
inn 300" erluorten. Die 5oologiide
9lusitellung, Die SorlteQungen uno
Die Sbierb1nbiger Iino Dem Inter
boltilng licbenoen Gublifum bereits
5lt gut bcfannt, I'M nod elmer bcion,
oercn S%oriteQltng 81 bcoiirfen. Sett
Der 300" Dor fiinf Wonaten an
Nortb. Ipenlc u1o af.StroBe ieinc
Gbiiren oiincte, bubcn oenlclben iiber
100000 Ecrioncn beildt uno Die
mcilten ~oerlelben fontnlen INNER
ilrl0 INNER pie0er. ga nur nod ne
nige @od)en bis gum Shll,B ocs
o3oos" iibri9 linb, 10 ioltc Niemano
periGrm1en, oielenl ebenio nntcrbol'
tenoen, tpie lebrreiden Snititlt einen
9cilh ob5uitatten. PIN IA Wfdr5
miro Oberit Mlinop fir ieinen @e-
neral eifGftsfilbrer, Srn. 2oui8 5.
Bed, 9enefi3 Goritellungen geber.
Nah oenielben beginrt nm fl llbr
Slbenos auf Der Toaihubbabn ein
Son5frGn5hen.
Cine Spur. = Sn Innapolis
nil man erfabren ba6en, bob Die
tiir5lid aus Der Slotten- Ifabemie &c.
itoblene ate @lode pom S6ulidifT
,Suntee" in elmer aiite noh golti-
more aeiunot morben lit, unb Die go
lisei lit besbolb nohnlals erludt NOR
Der, in oaen Observation-Disclosures &C.
roltc llnlibau 81 bolten. Phi Der
@lpfe lit eingrapirt III. g. g. San-
tee"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-26

Braiioent &ooicpcIt'S
3ug erlci6ct GcripGtun0.
-gS0brcnO Der Giniobrt IN Den Slrn.
mel Der oEbilobelpbio, Baltimore
itno @oIbington.@abn" nube G,Sobn.
StroBe entgleiite geItern @ormittuq
gegcn 1210 llbr Elm @oggon, Der lid)
IN Der Wtitte oeS Toiio9icr5ugcs 9tr.
332 befuno, iniolge ocS 3%uiomntcl1.
brehena zines Ho0reiicns. Gbc Con.
oufterr Wottinglep ocn ,3ll0 gum
Soltcn bringcn fonntc, ipur0c ser
entgleilte MogGon rod ctuu 100
6llB iueit geihleiit. Sn ocn Wa00on
bcfonOcn lid ctluo 10 Euliu0icrc,
oetert acknowledgements Elm NroBcr
Sdrcdcn cingciogt mllroc mo lpcldc
MIR nit Wtiibe 0opon o~60cbaltcn
lpcroen tonlltct ans Dem MoUNon at
lpringelt. 0rrd 0icic Gntoleiiut0
entltono Elm GROCER 3eitpcrluit fir
Sunoertc bon Eoiiogicren, lpcld)c
nod M%aibin0ton, philadelphia ltno
9feIp.Yorf reiien mp1ten, oo bic sc
lelle crit 9tod)mittugs micoer irei0c.
legt lueroen fonnten. Der Eoliaqier.
5u9 9tr. II nit ErGlioent Hooiepelt'p
Eriuotmaggon nnlbte iiber ben Ola.
remont. 3lueig Der Baltimore. Sbipa
@obn" gcfiibrt peroen. ErGiioent
N~ooiepelt p%oiiirte Yft. &ouol.S totion
nm ft.50 llbr. Gr fonnte in 0cr .
Wtituten Nuientbult ON Seniter &c.
ieben meroen. Is fono ieood feinc
Concentration itott oo ollBer oer
gobnbeomten 9tiemono etmoS bon
Der Anlpeirnbeit oes ErGiiocnten SIT
obncn i6ien.
Yerioralnoti5. - Sr. Huo.
Drummer bon Hittsburg, elm eben1a
Tiger 0altintorer, belt Itf) geitern
bier 3u 9eiuh ouf. Im 9beno reiitc
Sr. 0rilnter mad Norfolf, nm Gin
tante 81 belorget1.
@ieoer i'm SoipitaI.-Sr.
Wnr. j. Eorter, elmer Der befonnte,
item bemofratiifen Eolitifer ulo
2eiter Der lesten GongreB.G ompognc
I'M 3. unb 4. GongreB.0 iitritt, bot lid,
ipieoerum nod Dem .WorpIono Uni.
periitdts : Spipftol" beeebeu miiiien
no er lid I'M Sanllar iuescn Blind
oormert8iinoiitts efner Operation
u~iteriperfen mubte Ios alte Seioen
iiclte iif Dor mcbrercn Iaecn n1n'
lid mieber elm. Sein 3uitono Toll
jcbof nid)t beiorgnibcrregeno iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-26
Gem Struno pcrfaGcn.
Ger 9teBcr 1risbD Gibbs nont Hld)tcr
Norlon gum Io0e pernrtbeilt. -
0nttc ieinc @clicbte nntgcbrnd)t.
2ebtpiQi8c &crfiigun1cl.

Yebtmilli9c &crfiigun0cn.
SIN Griminolgcridt uerilrtbciltc
Midtcr &arlom 0cn Ne9cr 6risbp
Gibbs geitcrn 5ltnl Sooe ourd) Den
,Strnr1. @ollucrnelr @arIielO miro
sen Sog ser Sinribtung IcItieten.
8i6bs, ser 80 Sabre alt lit, ernor'
octe ieine @elicbtc Soa @oii on 8.
Gftobcr lestcn Sabres in oeren @ob.
mlng, Nr. 5lS, @eitsSiooleltrobe,
Gr botte lie crit mebrere Ntale &C.
idoilen uno ibr Damn nit eiltem Has
iirmeiIer 0ic acbIc Ourdidnitten. 1er
Wioroer nabm iein llrtbeil rubl9 bin,
2ebtmiIliQc Ser iignn8en.
Nad Dem Scltament oeS IN Der
porigen ISOLDE i'm isroelitiIten SO
ipitnl geltorbencn Soiepb =. Sed)t-
id)er faat Icine 500 betragenoe Sin'
tc%rluiicnid)oft Dem Soipital 5u. Gr
lpar ~ Supre lullA M AuIpllul, illll
einem Scr5leiOen hebaitet.
Goa 1%eitontent Der b%erltorbenerl
1rou SuIonn1 Nib mlirbe gcltern 5itr
9eitGtiglrn8 i'm @aiicngerldJt cill9e'
reitt. Chr 8otte y. @anlon SiB,
len, erbGlt Sen gnnSen @adlab. Nad'
ieinem Sooe erbolten Die brei Sodter
Morp NJ, Slllonna ullb Carolina y,
SiB sic Silberiafen, Die Sebensper'
iiherunaen oeS Gaters uno Elm Grit
tel oes iibriaen 9}otlniies. Die on'
oercn Suei Grittel erbolten ott
S0bne @enrp E.. Ybilipp, Ncllol'
uno Sa1lon y. NiB, jim.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-26
M a6ool Elm gcmtiicnGof-
pr ~

No6ool Elm gcmiiicnDaf-
ter Manu.
Die Gonoioatur ocS 0rn. Wahool
DltrOe AeItcrn nid)t oQcin in Oernotra'
tiifen &reiIen, ionocrn audi III arei'
len unabbGngiger un0 repltblifani-
Iher Stimngeber fir 6rn. Wabool
portbeiIbaIt 6ciprodcn. Gr lit 81
Sabre alt. PIN ii. september 1870
mtroe er in Sbonir, @oItinorc'G oltn'
~, geboren. Sein Safer mar Sberlt
&amea Otohopl, lpcIHer in Der conf
fooerirtcn 2lrmee oicntc uno bic Got.
toni nd -6o6rif 5u &b0nir uno 81
@lliIioro in Somor0 GOltntp ons
Iegtc. Der @otcr Itorb iritb, uno,
nod etlt Surge, fam Nr. M}o6ool NIT
Iciner Wtltttcr nn6 Baltimore, Sier
frat er ais Glcrf in sic @ctrcioebono-
lungSfirmo eSrame, &niIbt 4 So, eill
uto ais er ooaidbrig mu'0c, marO er
Mtitglico Der 6irnlo, ocrcn 8iireolt
lid in Nr. 1913, SilO sGulocrtItroBe,
befiloet. Seit er itinmcn fam, lit
Sr. Wo6ool Elm itrommcr Qenlofrat
9cmcicn. 2dngere Belt mar er Sc
frct6r Ser @nr0.O organization ser
oItcn D., iebt II. 8orO. 1903 mrlroe
cr in sen StoOtrotb crmdGlt, no CT
ii0 iofort 0urd iein icitc5 mo lel6It'
bcrprbtcS Nuitreten bcmcrtbar mod
t.. Nla cr 1905 mie0cr crpdhlt Durs
DC, crlpdbltc ser critic Rat65Sueig i'm
ST icincm FrGIioentct. Nl8 FroIt'
bent genicbt er oic Nlhtlln9 Iaer,
bonn er lit inrner 9erctt, lrlO CT trie6
Die StroBenpfLaiterunl3 2obbD pom
6lur Oe8 3lpeigeS. 2lI8 bic Ger6cIIes
rung8 = @croronltng nad Dem gro-
ben 6clter 3ur 8erotbltng porlag,
itinntc 0r. Wfabpol iortpGbreno fir
sic Serbreitcrung ser Baltimore.
StroBe uno sen 2lbItid) Oe5 NltfelS IN
Ser 2ombarOltrnbe, no 0ieic bon Der
ShurpItroBc gcfrcu5t miro. GoB Oiclc
bCioe &crbeiierungen nibt oltSgciilbrt
murOcn Onran lit gum Ibeil Mopor
3imanlla idul0, Ser 0anlalS Yr1Iis
bent Ocs 5mciten Hotb3}peigeS mar.
ST.. Wabool lpuroe oo2 critic Wtal nit
300 uno 0aS 5meite Nal nit 600
Stimmen Me6rbeit in Den StoOtrotb
1cpd6lt. Gr lit lett iciuem 30. Sc
bcn5jnbre perbeiratbet mo Slater Don
5pei ainOern. Sr. Nubool fam feln
Nc9ner genannt mer0en, aber er
ipri6t ilieBeno urlo modlt ben Gin
orud zines gepiIlenbaiten Monnes.
Gr bat Elm ip%mpotbiihea @elen uno
mod)t leid)t Sreunoe. Gr mobnt IN
Nr. 2437 MarplanO }luenue.
@romn unb 2intbicun nj.
Iie onoeren beiOen oenofrattid)cn
Gonoioaten fiir ous Mopor5dlnt, Die
SS. Geo. z. 9roun lrno 5. Charles
2intbiculn, GrtBerm 6oB Tie ben Wit.
bemerb oes 6rlt. Waboot nid,t fitrd).
ten. 9eiOe @erren glauben felt, ooB
lie sic Domination erbalten weroen.
Sr. 9rcmn bebalptet, ieine &erltaOt-
liAungs. SOee bri>ge linn t19Ii6 mebr
Nn61nger, uno &r. 2intbiclm lit Ser
9lniift, 0oB er ser popul6rite Wonn
in ser Ynrtci lei, utter oeiicn SABINE
picle iriiberc 2lnb0naer Der regul0ren
Enrtei Organization it'd 5itiommen.
geilunoen Bitten. Sr. 2intbictm bat
int yGlub.@otel" an Der baltimore,
nobe NortbitroBe, 3immer 8emietbet,
il, meldcn or iein Souptqllurtier CT.
oiinen miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-26
lin Gin @eib.

Solomon Snpocr crifieBt Sonucl
@caper.-Sonb bcniclbcn Nofts
bel icincr Srau. - Ser W0rOcr
mar Giien6obn6rcmier unO fam
inerportet nod Souie.
2n Oorf, ga, 6iloct cine Gbetrogo-
sic 0os SugesgeiprGd). An Somltog
9lbcno 81 ipGter Stllnoe erihob Der
i'm Gent Der yYenniplpanios9obn"
itebenoe 3S Sabre alte 9remIer Solo.
mon SnpOer Sen 21.j0bri9cn So
mucl @eaper IN ieiner @obnung,
cine fltr5e Strede norolid bon ser
Stoot. Seine Sroll I'M @erooht bo.
bello, ibm niht trell 5u Iein, mod)te
Snpocr lid am SomItoq abeno pom
TicnIt frei, tronf etlihe SdnGppie
unb 6egob lid nod) leiner Wobnung.
Die StImme zines WanleS ucrne6.
menO, Itiirmtc er IN oo8 @en1od ieis
ncr 6rau eirl, no er ben iltn9cn
@eoper porfono. 0os 10 ride ouf.
gcidredte &Grden flob aus Dem
&nuie, Snpoer ober %feuerte mebrere
SdiiiIe ans einem Heoolper, Den or
IN Der Saide gebabt. btnter Ben eSlie.
benGen 6er, BON meld)en 5uet @caucr
in Sen Sinterfopf trofen, in Sol9e
oeiien oerielbe 80 Yorbs pom Souie
entiernt nieoerionf. Die 6ruu lief IN
Oas Sous zines 9to6barn. Snpber
ergob iid Onroui Der Yolijci, Gle
@eopcr b~eiinnunoslos inn Sdnee lie.
geno, obne S6ube, @rt unb Nod,
auffano. gm Sonntag Sormittog
itorb Der @erpllnDete I'M Soipitol.
Gos Gerbor Snpoer's finbet Gelite
Itott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-26

Negcr lpollcn groBc 7.
DIT fan III. - Gem %ernebmen
nad bat cine groBe Ne1er.8 emein0c
$4,000 fir bic biidloflih : proteiton.
tide ct. FeterS-airdc an Der Gtfe
bon 0rltio.@ia. glpcnltc ulo 2onpolc.
StroBc geboten. Die Sfferte miro
ober fitr 6lt nicorig gc6altclt, oo Die
Stride uripriinglid) $4,000 %foltete,
Die ~Ncger.@cnleinoe, iuel6e oas Sir
1encigentblim fallfen nlod)tc, lit cine
metbooiitilhe. Die ct. Teters . @e.
mcinoc puroe 1902 organiiirt. Sbre
critic Stride ltono an Der Siiooit-Gde
BON SopfinS' Ylnce lnlo @ermon.
Strobe; oic iebige Stride wuroe 1870
gcbout. Yoitor Or. 81. j. Sunpbries
lit Der Heftor.
9eiuht feline Gltern. =
Sr. Sorcn5 Sesner, lpeld,er in Nr,
2400, Oit.GbaieitroBe, Elm Grocery
geidGft betrcibt, miro nGditen Mitt-
nod nit DEM 2lopboompfer rSranf-
iurt" cine 3peimonatlide &eiie sum
9elud ieiner In 9urgboSlo6, 9apern,
mobnenoen @ltcrn antreten. Sr.
Setuer fam Dor 10 Sabren nod
anterifa, mar aber ieitoem id)ot 5fuei
Wfol in ser alien Seinatb oili De
illd,. Gr gebort 5ur ~8ermonia-
2oge" oeS u8erbeiierten Sroens Der
Septaiopben" uto gum p@ittelsbd6-
@ercin;" ol.beroen lit cr elmer Der
0ireftoren oes rNorO @upitrobeil
inmeriuGbrenoen 9aupereiils."
8cgen $500 9iirgihof
entloiien ipuroe geItern IN Der
oitliden YoIi5ciitation Der Wirtf
Sarrp 9or5une bon Nr. tt27 Dit
2omboroitrube, beiien @irtbidoft am
Sonntog iiberrumpelt uirbc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-26
WeloicnOmnacn

had, Oeutid)lano "a Gents pro Warf,
nndl Oeltreif 20h Gents pro arore.
Eorto ertra. ShiffSfarten bon uro
mad, OeutiblanS. HeiiepGiie, @efl.
lel, GrcSithrieic uno ouslanoiides
@cIo. Sbeu. s. Sicncr & So, 217
Slt-NaItimore.S trobe. (303-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-26

Sin Idones nnS niitlides Weidenf
fir Nngeb6rise lit INNER cine lebens-
srufc photographic ober cine Flint
lcriid pollenbetc Gppie zines alten
Silbes TT Grapon, @aierfarbe, Cel
oSer Haitell. Die id6nitcn Cabinet.
bilSer MIR ST pro Sntenb.
Snlins Sebbcl, oeutifer photograph,
90 321 Norb-8 agsS traFc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-26
Seutihcs NelS

gu perfaufen. $3.50 Gents pro Warf
ODER 4.20 Worf iiir einen Dollar.
@ehieE nno greoitbriefe anf onc
Stdbte gliropa's. @eloienounsen,
Shiiisfarten, Neiiepdiie uno aalsIdr.
oiides @eIo. S6cu. 8. Oiencr & Gu.,
2t7 0It.9altimore. StraBe. (303)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-26
Mar GeiGcrt,
Scntid)cr Ebutugrapb
409-411 NurS.Wag.S trafc,
Speiial.Sffertc.

SVE6IHIfN NttEt.
Hnr fir cine fursc Sett.
icinite Gabiuels4or!rutte nnb ] iehelSgroBeS
Portrait init fciiem Ndhnten fir $3.50.
Nitte, dthteU sic auf mciue storelle:
War 9etNett, i09-iti, HprosVap'S traRe.
CSe5t110
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-26
&lciotr MAIDEN 2cnte,

Denn fie bon u. &nierim, 91tnher.
id,neioer. Nr. 12. Horo.Gutmpitrabe,
bergeiiellt lino.
(aprilt7-.i9tSp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-26
Stdot Baltimore.
llntcrbaltunas . @camciicr.

rWinFf.Afabemte." - Siefc g5Ohc: gTDe
Sdupbters Of Mien".
yslauep's." - 2ieie SSe1e: ngleroB The "a
cific".
n8aNctn." - Sicfe 98o6e: o5rco 3ruin'3
zig SDorp".
nSurb'S." - Sicie gSohc; nGbcderS".
.oultoan". - Stcie 2Sodc: upop @enrtS
glre grofeu".
rNlbausb's." - 1icfc ISOLDE: 8crep 0a3luca
in .Niube".
,,0iarntano." - SiCfe gGC6c: Getib's Saiioes
ntIes9Surfielungen.
naubtturium." go Sicic ISOLDE: o9tot get,
gut Coon.
ICtp 2urt. IT."
,3op," 3urtlseloenue nno EnfsStrnfe.
1dglih &oriteuungcu %orCfitrter ipilocr Ibicre
itne onocre unietbaItun9en, ioroie &oiIfbub'
bdbr.
,Uitbent sen.aCgr Tr. ., J.. g. 81. g."
TienitaG, ben %. 5ebruGr, arnBcr WidsicnbGI
IN Der Observation-Disclosures Safe"
3rhntcS HcnbuoN' gcctal nm Srcitua. oeH I.
gi1r3. 9idduriiidea 1 llbr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-26

ben Scr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES . Com.
miIiGre 5ll III pclfcm in 9eontpor.
tung Der Nnfroge iiber Die Gonoem-
nirltng ser Sarforo. unb 9elotr.
Goob oarouf b%i,lgepieien muroe. Dab
Die Gommili1re olti Anoronung oeS
Stdotprofl.rator3 aIfe Gerbanblun.
gen sur Gonocmnirlna oieier Gooh5
eingeitcat ba6e1, bis Die Srage. Of
oic Ser. Strabenbabn . @eieQIhoit
ouf oieien 2onoitroben bon Der 9e-
5abllno ser Earfitelter beireit lit, &C.
rid)tlid) cntidieoen morben lit.
Neuc Scrorbnrngen
Sm critcn GotbS5ipeige lpuroen sc.
tern fol9eltoe Seroronungelt eirge'
reidt:
Son 9rn. Sennis-Grlou6nib fir
Npitone Bros, am Sollie Nr. 407.
Noro.GutonItrobe. elm eIeftriIheS
Sd)ilo orSiibringcn.
Gon Srn. @cnb - Grlanbnib fir
o;e Scr. .@eienihoft
&erbitornes9eleiie IN GentreltrnBC
uno Eorf'Mpc., 6ranflinitroBe unf
Horf.Mne. uno Sronflin; uno Som.
oroitroBe 81 legen,.
Bon Srn. Greene = grlanbnib fin
9ottinacr & @altcr, sic grobc llhr
hcbit Stono pom Srotioir oeS Snit
ics Mr. 205, @cit-2erinetonitrobc.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-06-22
THE IDEAL HUSBAND,

According to q report twelve girls Of
the Chickasaw nation have written to
Il college president soliciting his aid in
procuring for them Caucasian hus-
bands. They have described their DOS.
sessions with n mlnutcness that would
charm fortune hunter. and have made
IL clear that they are fully aware of
he Importance of presenting financial
attractions before prcsumlng To make
other claims. While In a hppant mood
this action might he construed as A
girllsh jest or harmless joke, there
Is reason To suspect an underlying pur.
pose of seriousness, an earnest desire
to better the existing state and pro.
mote future happiness All authorities
agree that Indians do not make ideal
husbands. IIlawatha was perhaps an
exception, but iIiawatha must be taken
with more than the usual allowance of
salt, ana everybody knows that Mr..
l.ohsfellow in far off Cambridge did
not enjoy exceptional facilities for
studying the Indian in his conjugal ca.
l''''s' . NV il'it Tttl IMAM III sOIlp lIlu
story Is extremely picturesque as be
pursues the flying deer or spears or an
giles for the elusive fish, but his nob!..
ity dwndlcs ms he Tolls in the ham
mock while his wife grubs in the fields
and tolls that he may eat. 1t Is also
noted by careful observers that how.
ever the Indian may rise to emlnencc in
an Eastern college town and acquire
large fragments of general knowledge
his disposition on returning home j.
to lapse into primitive conditions and
enjoy life as did his fathers before
him. The Indian girl, on the other
hand, profits more endurlngly by edu.
cation, She sees the white maiden
supremacy over the white
man, ana notes with increasing al.
the white wife giving neces.
sary orders to well trained and ODE
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-06-22
THE LATEST FASHION.

In opposition to the suicide clubs,
race or Individual, which have de.
mandcd the attention of the country,
several attempts have been made 10
organize hundred year old clubs, or,
more explicitly, clubs composed OF
members who will endeavor TO round
out century Of human existence. To
q club Of this nature belongs Chief
Chemist Wiley, and while he Is merely
In his siXty.third year he expresses the
opinion that no man should live To be
less than hundred which Is In truth
scarcely more than ripe old age. II
must be admitted at the outset that
there are many reasons why human
life should be prolonged beyond former
limitations. Sanitation aud hygiene
have done wonders Diseases that were
considered Incurable a few years ago
row yield readily 10 treatment or have
been practically stamped out. The art
of living nationally and Well has be.
come more generally understood, the ex,
IRENE Injuries Of a former generation
are now the common, everyday accom-
pan!ments Of life, and If the simplicity
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-06-22
THE LATE e. A. SiTTIO,

In the death of Eugene 4. SittIg Chi.
cago lost u sterling citizen and the
newspaper world bright ornament.
lie was an honest, upright man who
left an untarnislictl record ~ u proud
heritage for his children. His death
closely following that Of his daughter.
Mrs. Gertrude SittIg. Blutharlt. wife Of
the popular manager Of the United
states Brewery Company. was pecu.
llnrly shocking to his friends.
Mr.. Sittig. his daughter. Mrs. Ger.
tr,mle Sittig Bluthardt. and his daugll.
ter. Mrs. banks. had been brought
down by pneumonia while their rela.
tivcs were H.
Mrs. banks ana her father were III
IN the same apartment In the NorIllca |:
Mrs. Bluthardt In the apartment below
them. The latter died on Friday and
was buried AMI II was not possible to
Inform her father ana sister that she
was gone.
Mr.. Sl,tlg was 90 years old and was
senior member Of the publishing firm
which issued the Brewer and Maltstcr,
lie left n widow ana q son. William A.
Slttlg. Tie was born In Lauban, Ger.
many. In 1S+7, and was brought 10
America by his parents the following
year. lie was married In Dubuauc 10
Miss Mary KOpp. ana came to Chicago
IN 1876. being associated first with the
Nolks Ieitung as advertising manager.
Tie believed that a profitable field was
open to German trade paper ana Mt.
'rwards founded the Brewer ami Malt.
stcr.
lie took some interest In politics and
WAS elected to the Legislature In 1854.
serving In the general assembly which
elected John 4. Logan to the United
states Senate after u five months dend.
lock In which 1O2 Republicans ana 1Oo
Democrats struggled to come 70 n
"holce--a deadlock broken by the
gum shoe" campaign 10y which the Re.
pnhllcans succeeded In electing n Re.
publican In n Democrat district TO M
II vacancy in the house caused by the
death of Democrat.
Mr., Slttig was n Mason ana n mem.
Der OF the Gcrmana Club.
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dent husband. How natural then thu.
the Indian girl should wish for herself
so happy lot. and long for a transi.
ton that would assure her a position
Of independence and comparative free.
dom from toll. The advantages or lis.
advantages that might accrue from thI ,
attempted assimilation OF races II Is
not to the point to mention here. The
question involved Is merely the tribute
paid to the American white husband,
the reassertlon OF the statement that
In the opinion of universal womanhoo,l
Ike il the best husband in the world.
Individually he may have his faults
and precipitatc a divorce suit even
from nm Indian bride. but standing as
a shining whole. the exposltor OF q,
widely recognized principle. he leads
all mankind Ia the estimation Of won.
an. Hence the credibIlity to be attach.
cd to the story OF the twelve Chlckasaw
maidens and the pleasing reflections to
be inspired thereby.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-06-22
4 WARNING TO PARENTS.

So many school children have been
found with defective eyesight that the
school committees of several cities have
considered furnishing eyeglasses free.
II is question how far government
should go in supplying citizens with the
necessary things Of life Most Amcri-
can parents will prefer to pay the oc,i-
list. In many cities are free dlspen-
sar!es where poor children can he treat
eel ana receive free prescriptions for
glasses. Parents should he warned
against incompetent ocullsts who take
advantage of the reports OF the boards
Of education on the matter of cyeslght
in the schools, and try 10 get business
for themselves by exaggerated warn.
lngs TO the parents Of school children
threatened with blindness"
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Of the fathers and their regularity Of
living are not quite 80 strongly In evi.
dence the extrnvagances are possibly
more than Offset by the discoveries and
general advance In the medical world.
On the other hand. II is not to be over.
looked that while sanitation and the
spread Of medical knowledge have ar.
rested or averted disease. other perils
threaten the would be centennrian. He
must take into account railroad acct.
dents. the electric cars, and other perils
Of city streets. and. not least OF all. the
operations 40 eloquentiy urged by the
ambitious surgeon. II he escapes these
ana conforms In his mode OF life to the
careful hygienic directions. he may live
to be hundred. But what nvails Il to
Mr.. Wiley or to any other simple liver
that he reaches the century mark II his
friends do not accompany him the
whole Of the way? Who cares tn he a
hundred. or even the greater part Of II.
II his children and grandchildren. the
friends Of his youth. and the sharers OF
his greatest joys. drop OF at O.? What
excuses Of pleasure are there Mt the
disposal OF the centenarian that the
sprlghtly young fellow OF 90 should
yearn to emulate his example? What
assurance have we from the honorable
president. secretary. or member In good
standing OF the Hundred Year Old Club
that after we have conformcd to all the
rules and regulations Of sanitary sci.
cnce ana turned the hundredth mile.
stone. there will be anybody on earth
who will give us more than a passing
thought or even glance at our picture In
the papers? 4 record Of living simply
to show that Methusaleh ana old Parr
do not enjoy monopoly Is hardly worth
the while. The pioneer IN longevity. In.
tentlonally or accidentally, Is not a hap.
ny person. Let us live to he n hundred
when living to be a hundred Is the fash.
lon.