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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-09

die ,DtS 0Tt, DO lhT Inner Gekauf Fab.
: ss;5i' &M2NzZM
Serciutgte Sanger uun Baltimore.

Sauptquartier: n8ernlanla . Mdn
ncrd)or SaGe;" GrGitoent Senrl
IbomaS; correiponOirenocr u. prOto
foQirenoer Sefretdr pro tenn. u. @inf
melbeber. 9ir. 3t5, Nor0-G0en-S tt,
Iinun5 Sefretar IS. @immclbeber
Gar. 315, 0oro-@ben.5 traBe, Stab
meilter $. Midlit. Nr. 13, 8arner
StroBe; Girigent III. Sember9er
Seriammlung ieoeu jpeiten Jrelto.
I'M Wonot.
n@%erlllnnia-S uortett-g Club"
Snltptdndrtier: Maaner's &ole
Rr. TIC. NorSfY acQ.S traBe, Sine
iti,noe: Gi%etiitaas, :: SuIbent. !
GnroI,ts ''la'''h 'ji"s 'iiE
.arion."
Sauptonartier: nStds.SaIe," Nr
205, Sanoner Strabe. Sineitunoe
@ittiucf Giriaent: S. 6. Srant
ySarmonie."
Sallptanartier: = Scr, Ala. WeIt
5aneite.S traBe. Singitunoe. Glen
tags - Girigent: Sobn u. alein.
r@ermanio.W 1nnertor."
Sauptairartier: @ermania WGn
nerhor.SaGe, Ir. 4t0-412, @eit
2ombaro.S trabe. Singitunoe: Gon'
neritags - Giriaent: Ebeooor Sem
berger.
.Srobiinn."
SanptouGrtier: Srobiinn Sane
Rr. 1000. Sreberid !. Mpenue. Sing
it,tnoe' Wittiupts- Girigent: Sobr
u. &Iein.
.slrbeiter. WGnnerd,or."
Sauptaltartier: Mno-eas' Sole
Mr., 314, Sanoperittrabe. Sinaitunoe
Wittmnhs - Girieent: Charles s.
0odou.
.Shalid.W 0nlerd)or."
Sauptal,artier: goigps Sale. Scr
1922, Sar'oro.g uenue. Stnsitunoe
Dienitaas-Girigent: 5. 6. 5ranf
"2oruit-B oint,WGnnerdor."
Sauttqilart.er: Builders Sole
ode Cuba uno anoreitraBa. Sina.
Itunoe: Wittppd) Abenbs s llhr =
3trtgent: Subert 0riiprel,
~arbeitcr. 2:eSertafel."
S,auptalla:tier; Yci5' Sale. vi
40S, 8eit 9erinetonitrabe Sino
itunoe; 9ienitogs-Girigen.: Suberl
&riippeI.
.Ielooie."
Soiiptauartier: S. SIZES Sale
@de 0orpitroBe .n,o Welair- . Marft.
S!naitunbe: Gonneritags-9tr;eent
s. aaroIns.
ySaperiider NGnnerdor."
Saup.quartier: Mdermann's Sole,
ode uon Caroline un3 @ouebitrobe
gineitnnoe: Gonneritag abenbs =
Eirisent: gugult Sdneioer
.Meseer.8 ciansperein."
Sauptauarfier: Soffihnnu's Salle.
Com. uno Sorreit : Strase. cling
itllnoe: gienitog--Tirioeitt Subcri
Stripped.
.Wu5art-M Gnnerd)or."
Souptouortier. Mobert @oumer's
Sale, Tr. 192f--1923. Orleans.
Strabe; SinsItunbe ieben Conner
itoa Abeno; q. R6hImann, Tiriaent.
v@ooenio.M 1merfor."
Soriptlltortier 9ro.t. unb 5. Str.
Siehlanotoiun. S~tneitunoe: Ticn.
itaos--Tiriaent: Geo. ". HobImmn.
ill., .Gidenfra,t3.~ g
anapta,iartier: siSobn BdmiSt's
(oornt. 3orn's) SoIe, edc 8. unS
No,,nht{rot, H.~LTo~&kvr<r GAN-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-09
Seiratbs 2icensen.

Sobn g. Moore, it,, %. Snotp Sill.
Wo., unb Hoiamono Foiiano, 81;
Npplifont 6. 8. @bitc, Snoiu Sill,
Wo.
aarl Giientrolt, %, uno Morgoret
Sdenf, 81; @pplitont 8. $, Nod)z
man, Or. 1882, 9lpenue.
Mcronocr Campbell, 26, llnO Glco-
nor O.. Suits, 81; Npplifdnt i. Z,
COOLING, Nr. $50, N.sGorep.S troBc.
grtbur n. NlltIcO %, unO Gotbc.
rine &. @o!f, u; 2lpplifont Charles
&, Murpbp, Gar. 2512, GIt.6eocrol
Strobc.
GOluoro Z. @orncp %, unO N}or.
gorct 6Ioberlp, 20, &cioe pon @oi6.
ilGtoL 9. Is.
Gldu0r s., @il6cnt %. 1nio &cor.
ME ;. 9ouo6nn, %; 9lpDlitom EoGn
y. 0lincr 9tr. 1904, }}arN Touo5
@trobc.
Nroit 81 Fdnl0 rs, Nt. 1908,
9prt-3fono ul1 N0cline q 4'oolo,
20.
)tobcrt 5. Glliptt, %, Wro Nae 9
.Werrnnlan, 10; 9tpplifant 8iQi5 u.
gQiott, Nr. S22, Noro Sremont ape
Gopnlono q. DicGop. %, unb No,
mic 6. @ogner, Is; MppIifant GrrteIt
Sientif, Nr. $40. eIt.Qtulbcrrpz
StroBe.
CHARLES ~. 8rbcr, 81, ullb Marp
&. Dtiaer, %; Ipplifant eSreocrif &.
@cber, Mr. 1921, YreBtmon.S troBe.
Eeter &ulanopsfi, %, Nr. $50.
Silo*Sono.S traBe, llno 2olliia Bulb.
man, Is.
aarl Suber, 26, nno 9tnno gobnl,
%; gpplifant Sobu g. Stengler, Gr
291, SiiosEulasfi-S trnbe.
George y. Glarfe, 43, uno Marp
WlcGarion, 3S, @eioe bon TbilaoeI.
pbiu, Ea,; Tpplifant Goipuro Cor.
Don, Nr. 2t1S, gaitern.Apeme.
Samuel SoIlanb. SO. @ittper, uno
Marp Serbert, AZ. @ittmc; gpplifant
6ran alberta Wpcrs, Nr. 1871,
Glarfion.S trabe.
Ibrabam Baum, 80, ll,o gbopc
Wfoies, "a; Ipplifant 2ollis 0aum
Nr. 2244 Mabiion. apenlte.
@iaiam 6. Sbompion, 90, uno
Marp q. 3oqinesmortb, %; s(ppli.
font @aIter 3. &bite, Ger. TIC, Norb.
8ilmor.S traBe.
@omaro 5llapooo, 80, Nelu- yorf
lno Woraaret s. aennp. %; gppli.
fnnt Or. 6. n. Smith Ger. 1923.
Fenniplpalio sMuenue.
Souis Gopib, %, unb 0etto blum.
BERG, 20; applifant Sobn $. SodeI,
@aroenpiIe, 0fo.
Neter $. StarfIauf, %, unb Sottie
W. Wagner, %; appIifant Sarrp e.
phelps, 2aurel, Mb.
Gbmaro s. @efelmeper. Al, aeid,ie.
Den. uno Marie g. Scrlber, 26.
Witnpe, Nr. 220. Strabe
5reoerid %. 9efer 26. l,no Wtorp
=. Goper, 81; alppIifont 0eorae ID,
Nlltb, Ar. %, Siio.GbarIcs. Strobe,
6lorcncc O'Sunipnn, %, ltno &c.
ncnlepe Solinon, 80, @ciop bon
@olbin9ton. 2. g.; NppIifant ). 9.
Worr BON @oibinotoh :. &.
s8iaiom 5. lippie, %. mo Worp
\. Sled, IS; Ipplifant Charles @.
6iIbcr, Nr 1927. Eart &ciabts 9Ipc.
%erbGngnibnolGcr Sturs.
Hoom 9reinogeI, ein % Satire al.
ter 9rabtipanner, bon 9tr. 320, Sa.
lloner'S trabe, lief geitern Dor Dem
&onie Nr. 1905, @eit.M nlbcrrpsS Str.
bon ciicrn Seleerapbenpfoiten nnn
erlitt 10 ih,pere @erletungcn am $50.
nc. DAB er nod ben ngtoottSoipi.
tai gcbroft rper6en miBffta's
@die fiir's sncleas bsfsrat 6. Blaine, gr.
AK Ef.YSu III nm 81 10 sane a. sla.l. 49,
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Werdants & Mincrs TRANSPORT. So

STRENGTHENING.
6taflt anb SaNagtere.
rTadt Bottom uub BEN Often.
Utoni.. Sienft., Sonlierit.. Sanft., 8 llbr abb8
ycadl Hrpuioenee anb BEN Often.
opnnta9.- Wittpoh, Sreitle, 6 ubr MbenbS
*Wadt etupurt.91e uno SspSfpH
tdgli4, @ llbr 4benoS.
fsSrahf drgenDmmen tipltb BIB 8 1lbr Stddna.
fhr eenfelhen GAG. 1bfabrenoe Dafnpfcr.
RAD Sapannat ano BEN Slben.
Htenffag. Darnerftaa, Sumftaa, 9 ubr MbenbS
x. .. Gorta, Mgent. Gong bod.
Sanpt.yhrenA: Dermar. uub Sight. etraee.
G13l&S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-09
Gercins Nulsubcr.

UtFctHS = NnICI0Cr.
9odet.@eianeuerein oon Baltimore.
0irtgent Nroi. j. 8orolus.
Sauptq,iartier Sobn S(bl's Solle,
Hr. 4O5, @eit 2eginston . Slrabe.
Seoen Samitag 4beno nit Ausnabme
oes orittcn Samltass i'm Monat
S%tneltunoe. (april 7-1O
yIeutid 3. l,ngarifber 2ieoerfrans."
Sarptluartier: . Grana ;Sacob's
Saae, Scr. 1923, 9eaion . Strabe,
2ocuIt-Goint. Singitunoe: 0ienita1
abenos. Girigent 6ran5 aot.
(11Mai,10
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Baltimore Sampf Yafet Gu.
cate mi 5nperiditiae gai.atnte.)
Gle Yer. Et1nici1. Ioit beforhernb. :

Ste &er. 5taatcii' Bot beforbernb.
rampier ,.&irsiHin (ncu), ,Nlabama,~
u@eprgia," ,aeuneiee."
GaInpler labren tiolidp. Sonitaas nusaenoun.
men. BON ben pSGisainies" Yiers, Nr. 10--19,
9lebi SiruBe, $50 aheltbs, oireft nd6 OH
t'oirt Comfort, aorfolf, Rortsmoutb unb a1sn
Eotnt Comfort nit Is. & 8. Gtienbabn.@ Na1
A.froGb. @erbtnoung in portsmouth init benz
seaboarh slir Sine" %folioent 3uge mad 9orts.
mouth uno sltla 1tn. IN gsoriolf serblnbune
MT! Der "Atlaltic COAT aine," NurfoIi ur6
nelilitl lrlo ,EIb SuniRion Cine" md -yfe.ps
bern. stafbineton, si.sG.. Ri6mpnb. ga. uro
Nlrlu slort. 81,
Wsabl5eitsn nGf enropaii1am NGne.s aiyus
Ctnle 1nlnten5imtter, elettrtfhe 0eIeuhtufe.
9ampfbei5ura, aoicn fret. Heferpirte aailteri.
thinner In ben ginet.Siireaur ber .Gab.9ine.-
%. 1907. SitsgaItimoresG tra6e. Nr. 606 unb
t08 atobts Strobs. z, q. 6. Office. SiboftaGde
baltimore, uno gaIoertsStrabe mGontinentaI
3rnft eiltlotne" unb gibdnab's. Tr. 100. Rorb'
GbdrleSsGtrnBe.
Sohn d. sheruppb, q. 1roiun,
%re'l'rdt II. Sen. .Murascr. Gen. .Paif. saaent
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-09
Dambnr8sAmerit
- Soppelidrnuben.

Samburg'M merifa-Xinie
81 9roaomap, Help.Drrt
Artbur u. GobiDn,
am nItcn Vlase,
1877 Slt-BaItiMore.St Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-09

EaTe snr Saeiit ms AnsIanb &c.
iurst 6. 9aaine, RI. 413, Eit.WnIti.
m~prefraFs, maize GMifpu Spaie Nss,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-09

reit gum @ebraih in Der Camden unb Wh
fopaIs Staiicn UNI 10 90 Iberlos.
Aefetuirunn opn Tanfr in S1iGt. Joer BAR
loI. gsnggprs. Spe;iernteu ets perben ihnea De
forai per 5etrobDu in allen foieeHben Btlet
Biirenur Charles, unb SaltimuresS irube g.. Il
Ra. 81 RauI 1924 ODER llb., Sourtiano 1901
M topnls Statioi' Is. & 3. Ut. 8ernoR 1923;
GdmoensG tation SniormattouSsS iirean 6. & g.
81 guuI $40, ODER Mo.. 9ourtlano 2726: unb
z, 500 SfibzProabpne
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-09

itunbe: Wittpofs - Iirieent Geo.
@, Poeblmann,
.Slrnperein 8orpGrts."
&or!p6rts Safe, Ger. 1924,
Observation-Disclosures.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-09

Efdnoleibe. 8efhafte.
rSratr"batco epnn Co.," ! sprS,0aca sfrabs
Yianos unb Srae4n.
ebaS. 70. stitfi, 9 5sorosaih"- to, Sfrate.
Ism. qnaos 4 Co., w2prie"~@=~dnhe. Mi. Rceal'
stperiie, a,sft..snt yq
Iunpf. unh 8afierbeii ung.
g. 8. edlaehber, TAP Sfls2ombc-o.S ctr. &. 4
y. Ge.ephon 1866.
Hapier uno Yap;er-0 iiten.
etaitb, E,Spn g.. l05 unb 107 Sauober.str. !,
Glaggen. Banner, abjeidjen.
eiSeu Srus, 10 observation-disclosures.
8ledplatten, Getan etc.
Spen. Gsnffiu & Go, 1919 Nofbertton.str,
9fa4 SeteftIu-4 gentur. \
xtaWbasts d sdpmibt (frlber bel Smith, yet
g. 3tcE& ,5Q3 sgaiqcrt 9uiIeinp.
Jriebh6fe.
rntcens&tyate.
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ETlzlLE]ggagg@OIuIn

N<All<ItSFhD
1uglIh lualiU, lnsy, Comm. ant so.
2SeiIIitp. Ssrl, I'D. hoDal. Serl' Saanl
@Dleaso (bla gitts) Easil9 1.45 .. 500 Y.
e9ca0o (pia Rltts) .1dgllt 2.13 u. l2.22 y.
@bicago (yiepdriJ .1dgIi4. 4.16 ". 40 y.
@ine. ct g u; sSbie SaetI@ LAP sly y
elnc II. 81. g.. 1dsli& 1880 ~; l1.05 y.
gitisbure ......... 1agiib 7.45B s.00 Y.
Rlttebire .,...;. .1dell& 1919 1922 y,
Bite =. aIepsi. . Sdelih 3d.; sI&.
eoIs. 4 Nbls. .aa9!l4 4.1o Q. 4,3o q.
Der @amoen . Citation na6 a8aibirgton an
s8o9eHngen TOO Born. bis 500 Mbenos.
Urii6ere Apfaort bon Der Wt. Jopal<Station.
Daibiastpa, o~erlaiien URt. Stopal : Gtations
tSiss| 81 81 8 ~ sSs' IT, IA ~ t ts.sss 'l a.$ *
t tssS, !Is.SS c lainHi }t'' :io 1922 II na g sitee mos
oerl. ellloen'S iaiion TOGO. .6.15. t8:3os s7!06.
1920. 800, +s;15, 1900. 1000. t11.0O BIN.
1900 W, f12.02, ,12.22, HOO. loo. f2.00,
900, 1905, t4.oo, +430; 1000. *6;o5 Nadsm..
t6.00. 1915. 1920. 400. s8.0U. 1915 Qiulls
teo), $1,000 *10.c5. +11.05. *11.32 Gibbs.
6reoerid, edmoc,tsS Citation, 1875 uno S9.l5
BORN, t1.25, 1850 uno *5.20 Nadm.
6uaerstaun, Dst. fDpal.Staiton,. -tI.4b BIN.
1880 9ia6m.: 9lmoeH S!atiun +7.36 tS 40
Rorm 1880 I4.0U 5iadul.
Jtpnai Siue Xtnt
sadl 2hilaoelpbia nno Neu'surf.
Jteuei letnlinne an Der Sreiuno5pailalglien
Sirast Jtep sgpri Deuuer1 nah pptele lbeo-
itr, UNI 8efduifes9 iftrift
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2cihenbeItatter

Sanbe,S 4 sdbne, 110s--t7tO gaHtonsIpenue
SSna. Guuf, aior!ts nHo observation-disclosures
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-09
@eiddftss@ egmelier.
3eitunaen, 3eitifriiten etc.
..5be Baltimore sleps &c." Daoio abererum
ble U,dnG0er. 31s QSeftrC5erMu Strabe.

Sdlffldterloltefy &burer, Setllterf
rahuen 2uoen etc, ..-
Sanes T.. Sefsr Il Su., ll5 unb III, quo.
5teoerid SIrabe
&en j sipau & Yro., 414. 9i9btsStr s4etite.
Rutiunal.9 anfen.
,5bt Glib rpmn a~iaitunal Gan:," 8aDs uno
Sreier. strnbe. 1dcph @ Sopf, Yrafioent;
Iapio 6 Gbdrs. Size Erlftoent, oearb :.
AeorG. Nnliirer.
u6iri National San. uf Saltin,pre," 8. q.
Nilcuf. tdfIirc.. II Spuihs Strube.
,aMeits aiatirnal. Sgpt." 432 Siotsrpaefuap
"; y. @dMler aailirsr .,
rer, IA r.SItnmsStraBe. "a 4
rfropers & g;edlanics' National Vanf." gbu5.
. Miael, aaiiirer, ssorbipeft'Sde @uta'p,
itno Sc5etfes StrGBe.
..fhiro Rational Sanf." Baltimore unb Rortbt
Giraffe.
.garmers & Mcrdjants' National Bauf," Suutb.
uno 9oEibarhsStrabe. -.
,Spmmereiuf & Sarmera' Rational Nunf," Suo.
pettsS6e Soparos itlo 8ermursStrabe; s..
3. Nulbtp'r. Galiirer. ..t :.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-09

Mopofaten.
Sruneis =. alemin, Hedtsnnpalf. 225 ct. BauI.
Strake, NaItimore, Mo.
&ari ". 1t. ehpla, i26-129 Earn PuiIbtre
Wn0aOnS 3prb. 26f--289 galbert puiIbing.
y. WEL Ertmaun, III RnrosGbarIeS. 5trabe
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Staats.Vanfen.

Staots. Yanfen. ls.
,Heutide gant bon 8altintpre," Baltimore. unb
poqtoap Giraffe. 2lueuft sDeter, Brdftbeut:
s. !, Sitt Sbatmeifter.
Spar Wanfen. \
.1entide spar.gant pom galttmnre," gdtafp,
uno 9aliimcresStrube
st. Snmce- SpGrbant," VaItimore,Sfrabe uRb
Soufes Slbenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-09

Tarlnor- un0 @rani'. @erfe.
q. SiIe6rtner q sobne. 71a-71s Nefts galtt.
ulpyesSt-uke. Tf
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aupfcrihmteoe uno Tlumters
3sbn eubers TIA 1bGmsssstrabs s. 4 g..
ielepbon WaIfe 1893.
.Seuer-G erIiherumgen.
,5iupal aufuranes SO. Of 2tuerspsl," &enrp @
gsarftelb, Affibent Wiariaaer. t01-i02 Rbdut.
81 OF Commerce BUILDING.
.,tSeruanta GencrDerIMerangS : 0rfeathah."
baltimore uIto Hprtbs Strabe.
@nt- =. ehadeifpro 4 Co.. tb dne n gba.dber
OF Commerce ..ftE FL.
@runSetJenthums Ay,nten unb
.$Giioier..
wterre y. ruscn 4 9'tpbeu. 10 Oftseertnorou,
tonsgtrabe .
Eferoegeidirr -Jabrifante,,
Q. D. Tan Son 4 Co., 404 Dett.Seru,sn.&
Suffhmieo, 3rbebor.
q. S.stt Sapns &c.. ny 800 anb 3a4. Rors.
4oblen un0 SoI3.
cenrb, o Bon Neine, $50 Golumbia.gnsmus.
Shmud'ahen unS llbrem.
~. 8. M!ae,, 90 GftssnItimpic.stra tg
Ga-f - ~
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SruIt-G %ornoaanie'n

SruIt-G ompalnie'n.
..Diarn:aub 1ruft Co.," gpropeft.Gde eaIoerr
unb @ermar.e traBe, Srier -Serfn. 9rdf.
bent; g. 9. Sinmermdun. Sefretir: Carroll
Ban Teb. Sfubmeifter.
Baltimore 9nf. & Guarantee Co.," Gauttabie,
Vnilt ina
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-09
2anbmirtbihaftli6e @eritbe unf

:,riTHtb & <arnsr Co, 2o5 s.orb'Baeae etraBe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-09

aupfcrihmieoe uno Hlumters
5phn eubert. TIA 2bGmes.Strabx s. 4 g.,
Gelepbnn; WaIfe 1893.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-10-04
Catherine Knowl.doe

at seems to me" said Mrs. Wake
man, pausing on the sidewalk to
let the grade pupils, just released
from bondage, rush by, chat school
must be more interesting than it
was IN my time. The children &C
quire so much general knowledge
nowadays-so much that is use
ful"--
''They do" agreed Mrs. North
rop promptly. Now here comes
little Johnny Greenfield. Wen ask
what he learned Here, JOHNNY
Tell us what your lesson was about
today"
about octogons, replied blush
ing Johnny.
S'And what" pursued Mrs. Wake
man, lis an octogon?"
Its many sided animal, piped
the lad, chat grabs you when you
go in swimming"
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-10-04
japanese Children at School.

When a japanese child is old
enough to stand, sometimes before.
he is taught to bow his little. head
very low, and his first words are
words of pOliteness. Children are
taught so early to show great re-
spect to their elders and to have
such reverence for those who are
educated that when they are old
enough to go to school there is no
need to teach them manners. They
know to nicely the exact amount
of Difference to be shown to the
teacher and how he is to be address
ed When they wish his aid, they
say in japanese, Honorable teach
er, will you kindly stoop to assist
your humble and unworthy pupil?'
or words to that effect, slow and
cumbersome method, surely, but
back of it is a true spirit of polite
ness, which is often lacking in the
brusque western method. Circle.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-10-04
To the Land Owner.

Wanted rain belt open prairie
land. We are in a position to sell
off 5000 to 10000 acres of land,
having 10000 correspondents en-
quiring for ten acre tracts. We
must give them good land in the
rain belt. We only want to talk
to the land owner and will contract
with him to give him his full pur-
chase price in two years, payments
every six months. Our financial
standing is solid. References
Dun's and Bradstreet's.
=P. o. Box 1888, San Antonio.
10 1-1w.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-10-04
A STRANGE CUSTOM.
Curious Ceremony In the Burial of the
Kings of Spain.

fNtHSS ~ Of0isis
The burials of the kings of Spain
have been for hundreds Of years
and still are attended by a most GU
rious ceremony. The burial place
of the royal family of Spain is in
the Escurial palace, and when a
monarch dies his funeral is placed
in the hands Of the EspinOsa family,
who have lived for generations on
government estate which was given
to them in recognition Of having
performed their duties well.
When the royal family train
starts the members of this family,
&essed IN ancient costume, head
the procession, which stops about
halfway to the Escurial and rests
for the night. In the morning at
daylight the oldest member of the
Espinosa approaches the coffin of
the dead king and knocks on the
lid and asks the king Of it is his
wish to continue the journey to the
last resting place Then the cor
tege resumes its journey.
The doors of the church are al
ways found locked, and some of the
leaders Of the procession knock for
admittance and are greeted by a
clamoring of the monks within, who
ask, "Who is there ?" The Espi-
nosa then answers, "a man of
peace" "A great hubbub then be-
gins, and there is much pounding of
the doors both from without and
within. At length the priests cry,
''What do you want?'' And the an
swer is, F'To bury the king" 'EHoW
do you know the king is dead?"
Because we saw him die" answer
the Espinosa.
The priests at fist refuse the
funeral party admission. But when
the latter threaten 10 break down
the doors they throw them open,
and the body IS carried into the
church, where high mass is held,
and the king Is then Entered in the
gorgeous circular pantheon below
the church. Around this circular
chamber are the sarcophagi Of all
the rulers of Spain. : Pittsburg
Post.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-10-04
St. Calls Day and the Weather.

The peasant folk in central and
eastern Switzerland date their
weather presages for the coming
winter in a large degree from the
character Of ''Gallus-Tag," the feS-
tival of their Scottish Tor shall we
say Irish) apostle, st. Gall. His
festival occurs on Sept. Is. IF ii
rains on GaIlus-Tag," say the folk
of modern st. Gallen, 1T will rain
until Christmas" Gas it is on st.
Calls day, SO it will be through the
winter" at is-St. Gall who makes
the snow to fall" Before st. Gall
comes take your garden plants In
doors" "a dry Gallus-Tag fOretells
dry summer next ear."-West-
minister Gazette.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-10-04
His Return Ticket.

STwo dueists were taking the
early train for Fontainebleau, their
place Of meeting" said a recent Wis
itOr to France.
ga return trip said the first
duelist to the ticket agent.
Single for me, said the second
man quietly.
"'Ah,' clustered the other, you
are afraid you won't come back, are
you? As for me, 1 always take a
return
"T never do said the second
man. Z always take my return half
from the dead mans pocket
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-10-04
I.Ow Rates-St. [. B. & M. R. R.

ON account of State Meeting
Grand Chapter, Order of the East
ern Star, San Antonio. Texas,
Oct. 9TH to Oct. 10th.
Tickets on sale, Oct. 8 and 7.
Good to return until Oct. II.
Fare for round trip, 5000.
On account of Annual State
Baptist Convention, (colored) San
Antonio, Texas, Oct. % to 5Oth.
Tickets on sale Oct. p and %.
Good to return until Oct. 81.
Fare for round trip, 5000.
G. T. PORTER. General Agent.
visiting Cards-HERALD Printery
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-10-04

THE Cuero Star publishes a very
Interesting list of the commercial
houses and other establishments
esat are to be found in that thriv-
Sug city. From the list printed 1t
Is evident that Cuero is bound to
become one of the leading cities of
Southern Texas. The enterprises
-vnich have houses reaching double
figure are IL saloons, Is (unlucky
uumber) lawyers, and IA Churches.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-10-04
TAFT S MISSION IN LAPAN.

Secretary Taft speaking at a
banquet given in his honor al
Toxic, Japan, voiced some self
evident truths which it will be well
for the press of the United States
to bring prominently before the
people.
Mr.. Taft said: Americans will
always be proud of the. part Presi-
dent Roosevelt was able to play in
Fastening the end of the war and
bringing about peace under cir
cumstances honorable to both ia
pan and Russia. Japan, having
proved her greatness in war, has
taken a stand in the first rank of
the family of nations. You have
concluded treaties with your former
antagonist and the wounds caused
by the war are healed.
The growth of Japan from a
hermit nation to her present posi-
ton in the last fifty years is a
marvel to the world. Americans
are proud to record the fact that
Japan has always had the cordial
sympathy and the most effective
aid of the United States. For a
1loment-for a moment only-a
little cloud came over the sunshine
of the fast friendship of fifty years.
Only the greatest earthquake of
the century could cause even the
slightest tremor between such
friends. do not intend to consider
the details of the events at San
Francisco. 1 can not trespass on
she jurisdiction of the department
of state. It is for my colleague,
Mr.. Root, or my friend, Mr..
O'Brien, to discuss this matter. I
say that there is nothing in these
events that can not be honorably
and fully arranged by ordinary
Diplomatic methods between the
two governments, conducted as
they both are, by statesmen of
honor, sanity and justice.
War between Japan and the
United States would be a crime of
modern civilization. It would be
insane. Neither the people of
Japan nor the people OF the United
States desire war. The govern
uents of the two countries would
strain every point to avoid such an
awful catastrophe. Neither would
gain anything
While Mr.. Taft is sparring for
time in Japan the Secretary of the
Navy at Washington is rushing
orders almost to the point of
recklessness to hurry the departure
of the battleships for the Pacific
ocean, where they will probably
be called upon to destroy as many
Japanese lives and as much prop
erty as these engines of destruc-
ton are capable of doing. Mr.
Taft may be sincere in his wishes
FOR peace, but the department at
Washington evidently believes
peace will only come with the end
of another war.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-10-04
For Sale.

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