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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-06-13

DED ID" LINE
IL For La Guayra. Puerto CaSeIlo, Cura-
Gao and Maracaibo. Via Curacao. calling
also At san Juan. Z. r.:
S. Caracas ....... Saturday. June 30. Noon
SIS Philadelphia. Saturday. July q, Noon
For Ia Guayra. Curacao MRracRibo:
SIS MaraCa lbo. ...-.. Saturday. June IL. Noon
S. Zulla -.......... Saturday. June %, Noon
These steamers have superior acconmo-
dalton for passengers.
ROUITON BLISS & DALIErT
General Managers. 81 Wall st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-06-13
Women'S Fancy Dresses

For G-aduations. Weddings and Dressy
occasiOns-Whlte and colOrs-Plain and
fancy Nets Point q Esprit. China and Jap
Silk Crepe de Chine and exquisite Lingerie
Dresses OF Dotted Swiss. Lawns and Batists
Princess and two-piece STYLES. all trim q
in beautiful effects. with Point Nentse.
Val or ChantlIly Laces. emily. medalltons
ribbons. etc--Stzes 80 TO ia cold Spring
has rendered u possible for Us TO make
marE advantaEaous purchases: therefore-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-06-13

TOURIST BUREAU
r. r. tickets hotel acconr.u1a lions and
general information about foreign travel
TRAY ellcrs' checks good all over the world.
OFFICE. 81 BROADWAY. n. 7.
Phone 1000 Rector. Piers Hoboken
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NEW YORK DOVER
}, INLAND June 10 $50 AM: JIy %. Aug %
~ DERI-AND. Jly CLIO PM; Aug3Aug 81
AEIONI-ANp .Jlv IL. .30AM ,AUC.1 o. Sept
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I h e A 8 s o lat e d
Sunday NJ a & a Yin e S

Chicago New York Boston
Issued comparatively by and a part
Of the Sunday issues Of the
Chicago Record Herald PittsburR Post
Washington Star st Louis Republic
New York Tribune Minneapolis Journal
Philadelphia Press Boston Post
Denver News Times
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-06-13
Mediterranean Service.
BUREAU

TO GIBRALTAR-NAPLE GENOA.
IMoltke.,. July .. IL AM: Sept. g. Oct, 10
FH4mourg Aug. 10. noon; Sept p; Nov. .
mas Grtllroom. fHas Gymnasium.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-06-13
SILK Finish Rain Goats

Silk-faced Rubber Cloth in
smart black and white checks
black satin rubber cuffs and collar. O rs
worth SIS Observation-Disclosures -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-06-13
Women's Wolfe Dress Skirts
Rlack SILK pnnv cnafs

Also Panama full kIlt-seIf or silk
fIldsw ., siae'. e INCLUDING sd 4.0S
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TTNp
TWIN SCREW EXPRESS AND PASSEN-
GER SERVICE

IyAAUlll-O1eID O nOlTg
I'hais u June 13,6:30AM 'Deuts' nd June -
Patricia June 1871 :3OAM Waldersee June 20
IAmerika June 20. mn Penn ania July d
t'P.LtnC' n June %. PPM * serinO)July II
Among special features of unese vessels
are: Grin Room. Gymnasium. Palm Garden.
Ritz-Carlton Restaurant, Elevators, Electric
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-06-13
WRITE STAR T.TNG prom Fler

Gymnasium. Turkish Baths and .Band
NEW ES-MEDITERRA'A
'CRETIC.June p, noon 'ROMANIt July Is
BOSTON-AZORES- MEDITERRANEAN
'CANOPIC. June 20. | PM; Aug 10. IL AM
PASSENGER OFFICE, BROADWAY
Freight Office, whitehall Bldg, Battery Fl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-06

Gbe sic @cieai9aft in bo& unbc-
fannie 2ano geIangen fam, mub Tie
oie slnben nit 5iibrern mo Saum-
tbiercn beitcigen, unO Damn miro tic
Iid in Die groBe Gbcne, Die 6itlif)
licgt, bindbbtgebcn. Sicr miro mon
Die lcBtcn Spurcn scr Civilization
btntCr iid) Ioiielt, rno bic picr Wtan.
ncr mcr0en lid GonoeS onpertroucn,
I'M ooS ircmoe &an0 al crTprid)en.
IS gibt cine 3nnioner.Hoiie, DC
rcu 8orbonGcniein bisbcr nur 0urd)
gcridJtc perltuioniifcr Gingcborcncn
olf Der mcItli6cn Scitc Der Nn6fu
ongcoc1ttct mor6cn lit. Gtcic Snoia-
ncr loIlen oo& unerforidte 2onO be-
mobnei1, ut0 ibnen mic ibrer &ebenS-
mciie miro mar bclon0ere Iltfnlerf-
i%oltfcit mioncn. 9eSglci6cr bofft
man, clue Gollcftion ben &riegs- mic
&orsgerGtGcn fir 0o& 8oitoner Wf1s
lcrn 5uiommen bringcn 81 fonncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-06

@oIcr lit 1ulO @otts ilt 5,pci @eoid)-
ten Erotcit gc9en Ocn &aueridcn
9lu8iprltd erbebt. GoS Gitot criebt
outipiQtg Sen cigcr3n @coontcn.
Cap e9 oft I'M 3uiammenbong qan}
un6crs gcIcicn mO ge0clltet iein
mill, lit Ncbcniofc. Ole %airrurg
cntI6ci0ct. u10 scr Gitirtc lit cine
Il,torit1t, GbrIihcn Hcipett ppr Sen
@erfcn Ser llnitcrbIifcn, Bur In
tcrItiibung - nid)t 5ltul Griob - Ell
gcncr 8eoonfcn loll OoS Gitot oicncn.
IS ici feline ~GielabriIctc iiir ocn Gent
fouIen; c8 iinfc niGt bcrob 81 elmer
GpiCIerci be9 @co6htniiicS. Gntlic-
bCnc GoclitCinc aus Dem Hohlolic
ser @roBcn unb Hcid}cn int @ciitc
bodGcgultcn!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-06

in Nfrifo boben mir feline bunoert
Sdbr6en mebr 81 D%erlieren, lonlt
Oiirfte uniere 3itfunft sort tpenig-
itel1S c%rleoi9t iein. Sic G6pnr-
5cn.......
sic - idimpien sic ni6t!"
n9Gber id mia ia gar nidt idim-
pfcn. Sic linO nerp0S, gcrebrteitcr.
sic ioufcn, ebe sic beimreiict Sbr
IicbeS @eniitb berltbigenl"
$50 modt mani oaS bier in Der.
Imp"
n5o, i6 gebe ST, Der Srt hit ifIcbt
gcpGbIt. 9tber periHben Sie'S mol
5um SeiipieI I'M &0nigliGen Opcrn'
bols. Sn Der oSolome."
o9Ibcr Die Mtltiif iou bod graBIit)
ouiregeno icin?"
u9ie Mfuiif =? 3opon berIteb'
ih nid)ts. 9lbcr lit cS ni6t Gin Id6-
ncr @eoonfc, iid) 81 Iogen: AIlcs lit
m0glid. Sogar Sulome ouf Der
&0nigli6en 9ii6ne!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-06
Gin Sermm scsen sic 0cniditarre.

NilS 9errt miro 9cmeloct: Tic Erc-
felioren %. &elc, ein Shiiler Hobert
&od's, Der iid bcionoers balrd ieine
bofteriologiifen Irbeiten IN Glib
Iirifa lllo int Cuban 'groBe Yer
Oienite erlporben uno BON ieinerStel
lung ON 9crliner Snititiit fir Sn-
icftions : aranfbciten ais Srbera.
RUS nad Bern berilien muroe, mo
scr 8erliuer 9aftcriologe 81. Nug.
@alicrmann, Mbtbeilnngs-2eiter am
&odjid)cn Snititrt 1T Berlin, baben
Gin Serum geeen bic @cnidItarre
bergcItellt. Erof. Or. &olle bat Die
grflGrungen boriiber Ser 8erner me-
Oi5iniid,en Geieaidaft gemad)t. 81
fubrte einen Sail an, no ein &ilto,
Oas mo bereitS Dem Sooe perfallcrl
glallbte, bl,rd) cine giniprisung ces
Serlms mieoer bergeiteut ipnroe.
Weiir Iif Die Hud)ridt beitatigt, IL
bGiteit Die beiben gcrjtc cine ailltnr-
tbot crltenHanges gcleiiiet, benn bis.
Der luor man eegen Die IN Ocrr leb.
ten Sabren 10 perBcereilb alfgetrete'
ne @enidltarre gang mabtlos. !,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-06
SclcpGonic ubnc Srabt.

Qic @criu6e Der SeIefunfcn : &c
ieliduft nit brobtloier SclepboniC
in Berlin boben 5u cincm glGn5cne
ocn Grfol9e 0efiibrt. S51 @egenport
oc$ Staota > SettetGrs SD0olp, &c
beimrot6S SlobD uno bober Goitbe-
omten lpitroe bic 8eriu6sper6in-
Dung 3niiden sem @eidGftSballs Der
@%rieQidoft, EcmpClbofcr llfer 8 i'll
Berlin INTO Der 6itnfenItotion Nollen
porgciiibrt. IS 9clong, bic. 5ipiId}en
oicicn WcbGlt0cn licgen6e Gittfer-
rllllg BON ctipo 40 &iIometCrn GAS
cnQl. WfciIen) NIT Sen pielcn Oo5ipi-
IGcnlicqenoen Sinocrniiicn mittcl&
cines fleinen, al DEM GaGe ocS &c
bditocS bcfeitigtcn Senoc " 9robteS
inter Nnmcnorilg gcringcr Gncrgic
al iibcrbriiden lm6 Die mcnld)li6c
Stimmc burdy Die 2uit an ben Srt
Scr 9eitimmung 81 tragen. IlS CT.
tier iprod ser StoatS Sefret6r in
Sen 9lpporot. Sic brobtloIe GcIepbo.
ME lit gero0e nid)ts gang Scenes, Dem
esI lit bereitS nerid)ieOenen @elebrten
gell,ngcn, allf me6rerc &tlometer 81
telcpboniren. 81 ibnen gcbort mtd)
Scr befonntc Sllgenieur Nubnter. -
Simmer ober lporen BET 0ieIcn Seril-
GJen bic 8erbinbungen bon Ser optir
i6en &erbirbung obbongig, 10 DOB
Die nit ser 2idttelepbonie erreidten
Grfolge biSber feiren gtngong IN sic
HrariS g%cfunoen ba6en. Sn Sad.
freiicn mar malt lidy bariiber FLAIR,
ooB sic errbgiiltige 2oiung Der midr
tigen Srage mittels eleftrii6er 8cl-
len %por5ltnebmen lei uno oltf oiclenl
Wcge mllr0e MN gearbeitet. 8cringe
G~ntfernlngen fonnten mittels cleft
triiGer @ellen bolo iiberbriidt tper.
ben, ober iiber ei1ige Meter Binalts
blieben sic Gnitengungen porerit re-
lilltotIos, bis c. iett 5i Dem groBeit
Grfo(ge gefonmen lit. Gieicr ncilc
Crfolg oes Gelcfunfen . SpItenls
miro lid) notiirlid bol6 leinen Elot
nebcit Ser Orabtloien Geographic
iidycrn, limIo me1r, ais es moglid)
lit, ieoc Sllnfcn : Station altf) fir
bic telcpbonil6e llebertraglrng 81 be-
nltben. Sic on9elteQten Scriud)e boz
ben er9eben, baB man ben iogenann-
ten S6loentild) : Gmpfdtlger ui,d)
fir brobtloie 3clepbonie hcnliseil
fanit. mabreno ser Senber mir nit
einigen fleiuen Siilfs : gpparoten
oerIcben slt perben braldt. 9ie
&ricqsiGiff . S~toticnen lperben BON
iett ob IN Der Gage ieir, ipenn es lid
I'm Gntfernungen bon so Bis 60 Sci
lpnletcrn bonbelt - 81 bis 81 cngl.
Meilel, = telepboniih NIT chamber
81 ncrfe6ren, iuGbreno bel groEcre.l
Gntferluungen Sic tclcaropbiidc lie,
bermitteliing in &raft tritt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-06
Nas nnpicrnc 3eitnltcr.

gilbert Woire bon Scr Barrier Cor
bonnie bot Dor Sur5cm cine intereis
iotte 9roiGiirc pcr0ifcntlidyt, in mel-
der CT iibcr bic 9c6eutung 0eS Eo'
piers fir ulier gcieGiGoftliAc8 ltn0
inouitrielles 2eben ipri6t. Son Ct
%lenbobnr1ocr, melfe ans Eopier rrls
fer Enlightenment 9rtd bergeitellt
Iucrocn, llnb Die StGblr6oer bel mci.
tenn ii6crtreffeil, fat man idun Dor
Sobreu gebort. 9ob man ober oiid)
Giienbn6nid}ienell aus Hopier ma6t,
lit etlposD ReltCs. 90 MIN cirmol
ooa Rapier ms Giicnbobnpcien ici.
ncn @ir5iIg geboltcn Bate, 0ing man
cinen Sdritt bo6er llnb modJte
i6licBlidy = @iienbobnlpogen aus
Eopier. Nod) einen Sprung lpciter:
&oronenrobre ans Eopier. Nod) eli
nn Sprung tpeitcr pcrponotc man
rS ol,d) nod anoercn Setter bin.
2ofomotiDer nidt auf Sem ga.
pier, ionbern aus Yopier, Sfleif-
Itcine fir @beliteine, Sobrraoer y@os-
uno @aiierrobrerL &obellmbiilhtn-
get uno 9ou- unb Yfloitcrlteine,
Gelegropbenitan9en uno = foli6e
Sabine. Sn Sen Ser. Staaten uno
bel u1ts Ite1t man idon lon9e Gilen-
bobnidhueQen aus Yapier Der, iel6lt
Bier uno Weinfdlier, 9lumeneaien,
ltrnen ltno Mildflaifen uno loIt
non leait : unberbrennbare 500
bel. Sn Sopan, Gem 2artbe Der butt
ten Hopicrlampen unb -SGder fer
tigt man iogor WilitGr>llnterfleioer
aus Eopicr an, obgIei6 = tpie jeber
meib = oie ioponii6e @rntee nidt
bon Yopier lit. &eeenidyirnte aus
Yopier iolen lid) BORT audi gut be.
w1brt babert un5erreiBbare 8anfnp,
ten fiiaen sic Sreiore ser 9anfen.
@er Inglt Dor Dem Suteintrciben
bat, fouft lid fir ole Splpeiternaft
cil,cn ans &opier, beiien elegante
Sorm ilrb taoelloies ausiebcn BON
&obig iein fGnnte. %llniere Sousfrau-
en- broud)eu nidt mc6r iiber Die
GierItmGbd}en ST. flageil, Bob iie 5il
bicl EoracQon 5erbreGen, ocnn man
moht iett Tpr6elloltc aus Topier.
StrcidbGl5er olis Topicr 5iinOcn Die
Yoppros an. 9illarbbdae aus 8o-
pier rotten iiber Die crime 9obi, Die
aus Gnpicr bcrGciteat lit. Segel
aus Gopier miro Die Seller Wod)e le-
ben ntb pieGcidt in &iir5e Genn6oo-
te olls Bopier. geriltd)e IN oieier
Siniidt iinb crfolarei6 gepeien.
Nod)bcm man Smlseinridltlngen
ans Nopier bcrgeitelt bot girg mon
ooror, SG,iier aus Eapicr 5l bollell.
Sen @pQcl o6cr fat NorlpcNcn obGcs
i@olicl1, bcrln es 6eiitt cine &ird)e,
bic gall5 aus Gopicr gcbunt lit nio
Napicrlibe fir 1000 S%erioncn emit
bdlt. @cr 5iueiielt Jest nod, bab mir
i'm popicrnen Retailer leben?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-06
1tnerfpridltes 2anS.

9rei @elcbrte Der ltniperlitGt Snr-
parb itnb Gin sfr5t mcroeir brci Sabre
IN bcnl cin5igen Gbeilc BON SiiOunlc-
rifo 5lbringen, Der auf ben aorten
nod ais nunerforidt" be5eidJnet lit.
stn Ser Spibe Ser expedition itebt
Or. %. 6. Sarobee, Yrofeiiur Der
s(ntbropologie in Sarporb, mGbrerto
oas Ycabobp-W uielm in Bolton bic
Wittel bepiligt bot.
Sn 8celeitung bon Gr.Sorabee be-
iinben lid) 8. S. Be Milman unb s.
@. Settings Die nit Der antbropolo-
giiden 9Gbtbeilurg ser llnipcrIitat
Dcrbunbcn iinb, Or. Com. s. Sorr,
Der oer @eleai6aft oils gr5t bienelt
miro, ioipic 6rail Sarabee. 2ebtere
miro iid) nidt ipeit in's Sltnerc pa'
gen, %ionbern III glrequipa, Seru, blei-
ben, pGbrenb ibr 8atte ieinen Sor-
idpinaen alf Der anoeren Seitc Der
Mnoen nad)eebt.
Die Expedition min bonn @eiten
aus bas unerforidlte 8ebiet onrd)-
itreifen, bas i'm 4ue(lgebiet oesslmo-
5nncn- uno oes 8arana.8lulies liegt,
Inn BORT etbnoloeiid)e 8atcn bon Den
Snoianeritdmmen 81 ianlmcln, bic
bieic aus 0idnngcln itnb Bergen Be-
Itebencc @ilonib beipobnen. Sn Elm
2ano bon etipa 1000 Meilen 2dnge
nno 300 Bis 500 Meilen Nreite, oas
bort liegt, no Die gren5ert bon Berr,
9olipia iino 9raiilien suiammen-
itoben, lit, lopiel mat meik nod fem
@eiBer porgeorunaen. Gs gibt feine
&artc boz, bteien1 3erritoriulm, nno
fein @eogropb fennt feline Matur.
9ortbin min sic 9arparosgrpebition
bororingen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-06
NSininn1 8enNer.

guIen 6reunocn, 9etanntei ltno Seriuanbten
Die trGiriee gin6ri6t, bab am 5reitd9, ben 4.
Suriar 1907, nm II llbr Nberos, llnler gellebs
fer @ntte, &ater, @roBuater uno yrlioer gSii'
liam 9enbcr in ieineiH 20. 9ebcnSiatre ianft In
BEN SerrIl euti1Iafen 1T. 9ie Neerotalng ttn'
bet Wontan, oen z. Sanuar, yia0mittGes 2 ngr.
bon Der oeliiiden GuulgeIiibIltberitdeH ct,
.Jiait6aussNirbc IN SericOsGitp fat.
Die tralernoet Stuterbliebenel
Waraarctba Ycnoer, aeb. 2eonbauier,
@iaiam Ycmocr, iun.,
Hrau Gbnrlce Sitter,
5ram 4. Il. 6intciocg,
Z. 8. Senocr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-06
Unframed NJ. Errnerif.

IS ilarb mn .. InnIur 1907 in ieiler Rob
5reocrid, 9~cltcbtcr @aite DER oeriiotbeneH HlIlln
VI. 6reoerId, IN ieinem 50. Gebenstabre. Sic
3eit Der beer6iaung miro lpdter an9e3etgt, Hliie,
teine NllmcH! 90
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-06
Maraarct Gdlntibt.


IS itarb mn ., Snuuu, lyUf giar9aEet
Sdllntot, Satin ocS oeritorbener 6reo; ".
Sd1iniot. in tbrer 1eoGnliug, Wr. 1902, 9{oro'
0beitcr'S trabe. 0ie 5eit Der BeeroiGlla lptto
fn3tpr uuuPtpiot (b)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-06
Sin 9iogeacS iibcr bic Hcidstass=
Nui(1inna.

StN SIpnlNtS uUNt ~ lbhtUSlV3N
NnflGinna.
SD bin gcitcrn Nbcno on1 &eid)S.
togSlfer eincm &crrn 6egegnct. Gr
mar id)mari gefIeioet unO oud) lonit
idapermiitbig, uno ipudtc pom Belt
5it 3eit iiber 0oS oiinlc roitige 81
icngelGn0cr IN Die gan5lid) opotbilde
Spree. Sd 0odtc crit, er fGmc bon
cincr 9cerOigltng, cinem Srouer-
ld)oppen ooer 10 mas. Nber id Der
mari oieic &%crnutbutg, ais i'd Dor
te, mic Ser einlame Wanocrer lciic
Dor iid Giniong. Die Wtclooie (pcnn
mon bon 10 mas Sripiolcm nod i'm
3citoItcr BON RiGorO StrouB iprc'
den onrf), sic WfeloOic fam mir
red)t befannt Dor, obihon lid) Der
mutpcrlidc Singer nit ibr nllcrIci
Sreibciten crlnubtc, bic mir 5t be
mciien id)icnen, bob Der Sortrag bon
I6mcI5enocn 2icoern nid)t iein eli.
gcntIi6er 9crlf icin fonnc. Nbcr
Der Cert lunr llcll ltnO %cigcnartlg.
lln0 id} bGttc i'm piellci6t nicmoIa
%ucriton0cn, lucnn nidt atbcmloS lno
ldpciBgeboOet ein 8engel ms entge-
gcngcItiir5t mdre, cinen Soufen ro-
l6eInber 8IGtter ii6er ben Nrm llio
imn1er5u rlieno: 0NufloIung 0eS
Hei6stag3 ser Rcif8tag oltfgc-
lott - Nllr 5cbn Sennige OeS Sra.
It's @rtra $ 9latt!" - Sn oielem
A~ugcnblid abcr ging mir Elm 2ift.
Iein oiif ur0 perbreitete ieine >Scle
libcr grt urt0 lbdtigfeit Oes i6rpor5-
9efleiOeten Sdngers Dor mir. llno
ais er gerooe mieber ingrimmig in
sic Spree geIplldt bate, tuaS ibn
iid)tlid 5u erlei6tern id)ten, oernoD-
men meire geipiBte Sbren oeltlid),
goll5 OeittliG Sen @ortldut ieincs
melnndolil1en SnngcS:
las lit in Geiltl6lano DdBlid) nidt
81 lagcL
DAB cine ngoti6aft" olle Soffnltn1
fniGt;
GrIte 0idtcn bat MAJ fnun1 i'm Wa-
gen,
9(0i0 = mo ld)on lpiro man nodl
Saits geidift!
Ger Srallm mar fur5, 8er 5abit
mir nun sic Spelen?
Ter aon3ler liebt 10 ~IiegeSfro6 oo-
RENT:
9e6iit Sid, Gott, es tp1r' 10
i6on gerpelcn;
9e6iit' Gid @ott, eS fat nid,t
ioQen Iein!
IS mar 10 liiitig, in Berlin 5lt
mobnelt,
Sm 8o1otbr1u ser Seilcl 10 fom.
moo;
lin ncununO5luan5ig lumpige Wtil-
lioner
Sit mir ser gauge i66ne Sra,lm be.
oroDt.
Gpn no6en" iegt eilt unbornlber5'gcr
9eien,
2eift flicgt lids aus uno i6tpieri8
fpieoer ein
gcbiit mid Soft, cs ipGr' 10
idon gcmeIen
9cbiit' mid Soft, IS bat 10 iol-
len iein!
@ie mar gelorgt fir oues auf bos
9eite,
Sir ltnterbaltung, abltng, Sd)ers
nnO Shlai;
@enn Eernblrg juit i'm S6muf Ser
meibeil @eite
Wfit giftgen Sreeren nidt ms Gen-
trim trat
Mie lpor 10 nett oas AuGneell1 uno
oas Gllelcr,
ToS Worften mo oaS Seili6en Ser
Gortei'n
9ebiit' Gud) Soft, es udr' 10
ibon geipeIen
9ebiif guf Soft, es bat nidt
lolen iein.
llnb INN, ouf'S Sen in ooS Ge-
fpiibl Der S1reier
Gum beiBet @oblfanpf ruff bic Iit.
terpfli6t.
llno Idodlpeis' frie9' i6 5iemlid)
faule Gier
@on lieben @eenern t6glid) ms &c
ii6t,
ltno = adj, am Gnoc muB ib gar
nod leIen:
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Sobn 3. Rcnicr.

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q. Meuter in ieineml "a. 3cbensiabre, ~geltebter
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Uiittel. nab Sibftaaten.
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Sirdlid)e sln5eiecn.
9reicinisfcits : STRIDE (Haitur u. s,
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agentir fur @aihtnatpa nnb Stftrift Columbia:
gSm. Saunemann, 1915 Marion st. u. %.
The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1907-11-09
Real Values in Life.

Every once in while some hand of fate stretches
out OF the mystery and strips illusions from the So
called values in the speculative world Every once
in while find that some of the boasted fortunes
running into millions hundreds of millions are
but the airy fabric of vision; they are less sub
stantal than dreams they fade quickly, but they
leave more of torture behind.
Fear is of the most gnoble, and in itself one
of the least powerful moods influences known to
psychology and yet many of the fabulous fortunes
the sport of fear and even in its Weakness fear
can annihilate them.
If one were cold philosopher and could disso-
cate himself entirely from commercial thought
either for himself his friends he could smile at
recent events in the world of finance as one smiles
at the antics of monkeys For than twenty
years humanity has concentrated its utmost endeavor
upon the creation and enlargement of values. We
have glorifed values. We have worshipped values.
We have measured the worlds progress by the in
crease of values. We have ranked our own Nation
ahead of all others partly because of its extraor-
binary multiplication of values.
And then ocund day, almost without pre-
monition and certainly without reason, humanity
falls into mood of malice mischief and des-
troys values Like the cocoanuts the monkeys throw
from trees the values fall With much assiduity
as had been shown in the creation of values, hui
manity engaged in the destruction of values.
And almost in night the fictitious fortunes
annhi1ated and for some the Arabian Nights
dream
And yet throughout this land, toll is substan-
tia1 as ever before. The water runs the grass
grows the sun shines. Love and trust and truth
are as valuable they were before in the
history of the world.
And so we learn what real value is; for only
the contemplate thing which the world calls "fabu-
lous wealth" has been destroyed, and all that is
worth while remains.
We can afford a panic every twenty years if it
will only teach to that money is not the
sacred thing and commercial value is not the only
respectable thing in the world
Some persons cherish wealth if its possession
gave them intelligence and morals. They look with
supercilious disdain upon men of mere ethics and
intellect They think that craftsmanship can be
purchased by them for their possesSion-that
when they lack in any desired quality they cover
the want with their money
And it is we'll for fate to teach to them lesson
once in while that the thing of least enduring
value, of least worth in the world, is that which
they have valued most
The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1907-11-09
Superb American Victory.

The overwhelming victory of the American party
at Salt Lake is full of satisfaction for the present and
hope for the future.
The entire American general ticket carried
through by the largest plurality given in
municipal election in Zion. John S. Bransford was
elected Mavor with vote of 11,254; and John B.
Moreton. City Recorder Rudolph A1ff, City Audi
tor; Gideon Snyder, City Treasurer; and Harper ].
Dininny, City Attorney; by sufficiently large plur-
aities to demonstrate unequivocaly the popular will
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-03-07
BLONDES A.
 VANISHING TYPE

New York, March That
 blondes are disappearing from the
 United States and that, in time, none save those that originate in drug stores will be seen, is the con- tention of Maj. c. E. Woodruff of
 Plattsburg, N. Y., will present to the American Association for the Advancement of Science when it meets tomorrow in Columbia Uni versity.
 Once upon a time, when Ameri- cans were chiefly Anglo-SaXons, a large majority were fair. Now they are growing darker, even to the eX- tinction of the blonde type, the major declares.
 The association, which will con- tinue in session for several days. will hear many strange theories. Some of the most famous men in the United States, reresenting every university and several of the bu- |'reaus in Washington, will gather to the number of 1,50O Then the diff ferent sections of the associations will meet in other arts of the rni- versity buildings to hold their an- nual sessions.
 Maj. Woodruff is to appear before Cof
 day morning. He will read paper
 entitled "The Disappearance of the
 Blonde Type From the American Population" Though the major has not yet arrived in the city, some of the scientists who have arrived un- derstand in general way that he
 will present some very interesting statistics to prove his contention and will outline a theory of causes. His address is looked forward to
 with keen interest.
 Blondes, according to the major, l that is, blond men, are rapidly dis
 appearing from American life.
 Should the process which is respon-
 sible continue unchecked, the time l is not far distant when a f1aXen-
 haired man will be a curiosity. The
 major does not speak for women. 1 So difficult is it to gather actual
 statistics of the natural blondes
 among women that his figures touch
 only the American men.