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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-28
SdJiifbrnd) in Der Yai.


Ger SNIeppoampicr DNooinnt" linft
bel SonoDs Eoint III 6olgc BON
Stur5icc'n. - Seine Nciobuug
BON Hcttuu89booten Der 0ampfcr
~o},tlnuta" mo oSipoli" ntIge.
nonlmcu.
Nci Souop Eoiut Iont geitcru
irifb Der S6IcppOompier oHo0imnt"
Der nSton0oro Oil Gonponp," Der
nit cincm 4ctrolcumto0n nod 98oibi
inNton brltinlntt mar. Seine Yeiat.
sung WllrOc bon HCttnngSbpotcu ocS
Campers o%NtIonta" Der G6cinpcofc.
Clinic" Scr bon Noriolt nod bier III.
tcrlucA3 mar, nm 6cS GompfcrS ri.
uoli" scr Baltimore, Gbcinpcofe &
9ItIontic NoiIpou So" ouigcnommeu
mo nnh baltimore gc6rod)t. Der
.Nooiont" troi, lpic Der Captain Wt.
5. Nurfc io1t bel SonOp.Eoiut olf
cillcu u%n0cn06nIid bobcn Seegong.
Der @in0 bIic3 BON NoromeItcn ietr
itorf, obrc ic0o6 iturnortig 5u iein.
Cine 2robc @cIc troi bos Sdiff I'M
Bradford mo legtc c3 iibcr nod oent
Storborb. 3oS @oIier lief nod Dem
Storbor0, moburd) iid Der Camper
INNER mc6r nod) oicier Seite neigte,
oIS cine 5Ipcitc grobe @ellc fiber i'm
Uc0Ipiiltc lun0 nun oaS @oIicr in bic
Gobincn, ocn WuiGincn- uno 5elier.
rolm 6ron0, obnc ic0od Ods Jeuer
81 l6ifen, Sc6e ncitcrc @cIle legte
0oS Sdiii mcbr nod Dem Star-
6or0 ii6cr, un6 Gopitdu 8urfe iob
Gin, 0oB cS nidt I'M Stunoe mar, iid)
Iclbit oni5lirid)tcr. aitr5 mad Cages.
onbrld bcnlcrtte Die Wonnlhoit oeS
linfen6cn Gdiffcs oie Gompier alt
%lonto," n2ipoli" uno .Gbarlotte,"
u1O GopitGn 9urfe CAB bas Notbiig.
mol burh ifriac Efiffc nit Der
Gompfpfciie. 3ie ngtGonto" brebte
iofort bel, lno ibr GopitGn gonaro
S%Sun1eS, ser sic 0efobr erfonnte, com.
mon0irte cit ~NettungSboot inter
Siibrnno beg eriten Sffi5iers Ebo-
mas Sollotuop sur Siilfeleiitung.
Der Iompfer nSipoli" fubr 70 nabe,
mic m6glidL on 6os in Not6 beiinb.
Iid)c Sdiff bcror, uno ieiil Gapit6n
@c5lep SbomoS lteB bann ebenfaIs
ein Gettung8boot ST @oIier, Dos lidy
bolO 2GnasieitS bes .Hooiont" an-
legte uno ben Stills. Moifiniiten 81.
$. @ollooGer, bcn Teforbeiter Sam.
s, aerr untb Den Sci5er Senrp Sornc
orfnobm, %ipGbreno bos Iettrnesboct
Ser ngtlonta" ben Gopit6n S. M.
@lirfe, Ser fidj ben 3nod)el BET benz
&erilldl Dos ei9ene Boot SIT @aiier so
loiient perrertft bette, oen erIten Off.
5ier 81. 90. Sona8. ben GbefSnge.
niellr eugene Eerfins, Ben 5tpeiten
Sei5cr Sbon,os @iQioms uno ben
Steworo &c. @octie rettete. @enige
Minlltcn ipGter iorf Ser nGaoiont,"
itno mir ein fIeiner Sbeil ieiues
Sdorniteins rogt ats benz @aIier.
Gie vStanborb Oil Co." miro bic
Sebltng bes 9ampfers 10 baIo, tpie
mo9lidl pornebmen ~laiien. Ser Ee.
trolelm'aaBn nit bier Monn eing
Dor gnfer, I'm bort aiif einen anbern
S6lepper 5u iportcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-28

more sllriidfeDrcn. Gs lit nlo9liA,
BOP 5rI. @osiuell 5lllll grobten 2eio-
peien ibrer @e%lputoercr ric lpieoer
in elmer Itanbigen Grippe bier onI-
trcter Mrs, ebellio iuie es luabrideils
lid i'll, bob in ser uell sir bilocnoen
Gompognie fir ,iddjlte Soifon MIR
sluei oocr Srci Ser jetigell 2iebiinge
bes Ebcotcrs gnblifuns pieoer Gnaae
cement neGmen ner0cll. 9ie 2ebc-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-28

9(bcn0 cine Sobcl0cpclhc Dort sun.
duI ouf Nioociru CjL nod mclNcr
bic l$oGbt ,Gccouo" oli ncldcr Der
gSiencr WtGnller @ciuugocrcin lei.
he Nnterifuiobrt modt, WtoOCiru nid)t
onQClmlIcu bat, lpnocrn obnc PIN
cntbult mcitcr Qciubrcn it, 10 nab
Dob Sdiii bcreit5 oul /. Wtat III N(clp
Oorf cintrciicl ioutc. Sos &u6c(s
Qromnl cntbGlt olIN oo3 GrIlldct
Den GupionM mic bcl0lolicL ou
;. N}oi IN &obotcu 5n p%cronItaItcn,
Sic &obcl Ncpcidc lmttct:
,Gcltti6cr @icocrfrun5," 9}cm Oorf.
Occouo, Mo0ciro, njdt Aclonoclt.
Ercficn Ncp PORT, /. Mai cill. -
9}dNtiQcn an @oro. Gmpiong ON
>. M}oi."
gSic BON 9}cn Norf Qcnleloct miro,
Iino bort bcrcit4 bei0c Gon5ertc aus.
%pcrfolit. limo man Oilritc olld) bier
gut tblll, ii6 Der Ginlubfartcn, Die
bon Moracn (A}ontog, ocn 29.YprlL
on), bel Nl6oIQ1'9 sum- %ertollt
tonumcn luerocu, m0QlidIt ldncl 5n
pcriiMcrL lult cincn g>ttcn FIob 5ll
crb0ltcn.
g9ir brilrocn obcnitcbeno Elm @rnps
pcubilo BON Dem Noritonoc oc@ be.
riibnltcn @ClunNpCrctn3.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-28
@5Gcntli@cr @cinnObcitSbcrid)t,

Wtcbr Go0C9iGuc ais III bcrIelbcn
ISOLDE Der lcbten 'orci Sabre. -
Tic Observation-Disclosures lollcn
noC) uid)t nad). - NriADtldc Mic
rcnfruuf6cit, @cr5s un0 Enn0clls
lei0cn ior0Cru mieorr piclc Opicr.
Ser @criNt oc2 @cimO6cit9 Ge.
purtcmCHt3 iiir Die unt y. Nprll Ell
0cnOc Q&ohc 3eiNt 2i9 EO0c3i0Ilc &c
GEN 100 in oericlbcn @odc bco %or.
iohrCa, 2i2 in 1905 itn0 2O2 IN 1901,
0ic iGbrlide S@tcrbcrotc pro 1000 Der
NcoGltcrlmg nor 1921; MctBe 1910,
9tcQcr 1896. Die b1uptlddlid,cn 20
oealuiodDcn morcn: (upblta >, Wtn,
fern 4, Grippe ,, SMpinoiudt 81,
@rcb2 rs, S6Io0illtb 6, @cr5tront'
beitcn u, Wrouditi3 8, Hungcncnt,
5iinormg 10, Nrigbtide Nicrcntrolt'
Geit %, GdrnGde nod Der Wcburt II,
Nltrr5idupGdbe s, SclbItmor0 I, Wor0
I, llliGQc If. Non Ocl Eo6tcn ma.
rem If MciBc mo % gtcgcr IN Ocll
Der. Stuutcu uno 10 inl Nlt4lan0c &C.
borcn; bel s Iootcn mar Der @cburtS-
ort untcfonnt. #, (oOeSIGuc crci9.
meter, lid) IN VoppjClp, 81 in SpIplt0t
fern un0 7 in on0crcn &nItitutcn. u
GproucrS. ~<SlQucitc luurocn obacbu!,
ten. 30 @cbnrtcn g%clongtcn SIR Nr.
mcl0unh Gorrnter 90 luciBc &inOcr.
6oI0cnoc onitcdcnoe Mronf6citcI
mur0cn al0cntcl0ct:
'3ipbtbcriti9 IS, Sdorladlie0cr 4
IppbirS ), Moicrn tO6, g%cid)OoQcn(
Monbcln n, &cuNbuItcn I, @inO.
pottcu 6 u1o SdJpinbiudt H..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-28

ciien perloren bohe 1,nb es unmoglid}
Iei, 10 Die Stabt SIT errei1en, ais
Bob 6ibiinmons fpribeint, oosYfero
sum Corr Sufi6nieo fiibrt uno cS
BORT ielblt bei6ldgt. Gin onoerer slft
5eigt pic reoliitilGe Tlrnbollcn.S5c-
ne, iii bic 9o6 icilteu beriibmten Sag
pund)ing gct" einfiibrt, nnb oil bei.
iel1 Gnbe CT einen Sdalt 9orfompi
bon 8 Mnnoetl porfiibrt. Die ipeib-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-28

no0f-@oritellur0eit crregett Oe86ol6
groBes Satereiie, mcil bicSoupttrdite
Scr Gontpognic in eiGcnortigen Spe
5iolitoten geicben ipcr0en. 6r0uIcin
Do5lpeT$ Nutlc, 8ie cine @oIlltsG6.
ligin BARTLETT, lit BON alien anDcrcn
Die lie IN ser perfloiiaucn Goiion NIT
10 grobcm @cihid perf6rpcrt bat,
0Gn5lid pcriWlieOrt.
.@IGncO'8."
.&bOiiinin." ei,t NltSItottun03itid,
Sos Qollj oo% Vert p6n 9fcQcrr 1T Ii.
pon 9}cacrn ocypictt miro, biIoct bicie
gGodr sic Nttroftion in @loncp'S
%6cotcr. Ger gcrt mo Oje &erie
'inN bon Seize Gbipp un0 Nicrou0cr
Mo0crs, 0ic Monptnm'if HGn Mil
Morion Goot rto Dic &cQIeit-Muiif
nor @cyt QSiuiom$ t10 Seize &alta6.
2yobocm bici2 ltuiIiiDwN0cn iii al
hcren Gt66ten mn in G%odproiiigen
G6cotcrn 7tottTon0cL 1T bier Don jcs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-28
Snrhfabrt bis Gambcn% nBnbOi.

Snrdiabrt bis Camden Nnbmbui.
DWtaruluno 1t, EcnniDluunio NobE"
miro Belt Cine Immcll iiir De
i0rocrm0 Don Gormpro0uttcn
bcnltri. - GlcitriiOrr @ctricb
bis @cloir gcplont.
Die .Wturpluno luo Ycnnlnlponia
Nubn" triiit 5lr Belt &orbcreitlm4en
iiir cine Oircttc &crbinOunQ nit Der
Baltimore Ohio Wobn" an clllcm
policnocn Yunttc o~bcrbolb NORTH
gtDrnirc, 0onrit ibrc gSn1NonS itbrr
sic Wclciic Der Baltimore Ohio Wclts
Clinic" 0ircft nad) DEM Camden 9obns
boic 0efiiDrt Dcr0cn f0nnctt. Gtcle3
llntcrnc6mcn mag BON luclt8cDcn'
Ocrcr @c0clttlllq iciu, ais IS lih an
lic6t. Cas- 8Clciic. 9enilbum0@rcdt
mltrbc scr nWorpIuno mo Ecnnlnl.
Donio @abn" cingcrGunlt, ais por Is
,5obrcn Scr 9clt .2inic.GGortcr bon
ser 2c0i0lotw 6cpili9t mlrrOc. Solr
ocn1 Mcd)t murbc ic0od) ric @ebrolld)
Qcnrud,t. oo oic Gu0ltotion an Der
gtortb Npcmtc mo Sufitrobc GENT
gcn0 lunr.
Nit 0cn &ororbcitcn lilr Die Grid
tuna elmer ncltcn Gn6ItutIon oil Der
Io1s.Nooo mlrOc bcAonnct. sir
cincn ncucn EoiIo0icr @obnboI on
9tort6 Aucmc, 0itIid bonn icbl0cn
@obuboL mur6c Der Elob icit0cIc1t
ulto 4>lGnc ouSGcorbcitct. Die &c
pluntc Baltimore Ohio S%crbinon1g
ipn MIR fir Sen gl,Stouih bon
Irod,toiitcrll 0icrcu. Die sOtorD'
Iun0 lulo EcnnIplDonio @ahrL" mel
dc lid bon Baltimore bis Norf CT.
Itrcdt, bot ciltcn ouSAcocbntcn6rodt
pcrfcGr nit Sarnproblftel1. Gle
Baltimore Sbio.8o6n" Bot bcrcita
ibrcn GntldluB on1efiin6iNt, III Der
NGbc bon GomOcnsS Station cincn GRO
Ben @obnboI ipc5iell fir Die Sanobo'
bln0 0crortigcr Ero0llfte on5l(cgct.
Ger ollS0elpdbltc Blab beIin0ct lid,
,luiidcn Gomocn- un0 9orreItroBc.
IS lpltr0c ipcSien oorouf @ctuidt &C
lcgt, oo6 c8 niinldcnSlpcrtb marc.
bic YroOufte Scr 6ormen ulo lFols
fcrcicn cntlon9 ser .Oiorplonb mn
EcnnlDlponio @o6n" 70 id)nca, ipi(
n16glidL nod oenr iiiolid ~gelcgcner
StoottGcil 81 b%ei0rbern,
Bic M6Nli6feit bolOigcr GQltippl
rlln1 Scr .OtorpIonO mo EcnnIDluo
nio @obn" nit elcttriidcr Sriebfroft
lit Elm onoerer Snftor. Grpcrtcn I'M
SIR 3cit an ser Irbcit, Die Soften Die
Ter Icn0crllng mo oic &ortbeilc Scr
Ielhrn o%bsnldGten. Wcnn Die gobr
bis @eloir clcftriidcn getricb crb1lt
un0 cine @erbinolng nit ben Sclt
Ginie @cleiicn bcrgeltelt miro, fon
men bic 3iige mittclIt Gleftri5itdt
lurldc I'M Nelt.2inicsE umnel &c
bralldt miro, nod Dem G%ambenbobn
bof b~eiorbert meroclt. SIN Gamocn
9obnbof miiroen 0onn Die ~Wforp
lono unb Yenniplponia" 3iigc in Ell
ger G%erbin0lulg nit Ser Baltimore
annopolis Sbort Cine" itebcu, be
mclder nit Der Ginridtung bes elef
triiden 9etrie6s in &rlr5em begonnel
miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-28

3mei &oItorcn 0cItotbcn.
- Ser S0idbriac Eoitor 5. ". SEQ
gcS BON u. HI Nor0 6illton.Noc,
unb Euitor ". &urit Hcc0, cbcniol9
Gin 6cjohrtcr Minnn bon 9tr. 1912,
&olinSitrobc, beiOCS Wiitglic0er Der
Baltimore Nii60iliben mctboOiltl-
lden Gonicrcn& Itorbcn gcitern Mor.
gen nm 4 ll0r, bc5m. H9 llbr, III
i6rcn M%oDnun0ell. Ynltor Scb1e5
butte iid bon ieincr TDGtigteit olS
Sceliorger Dor II Sobren 5urild0e5o.
gell, pd1rcno Goitor Heeo, Der 5lls
lett Der 0ild)0il. Wet6ob. STRIDE in
9rpoflpn, 9lltne Ir1unoel County,
portland, iiG por bier Sobren sur
MuGe iebte. Die gceroigltng oeS Grs
iteren, Ser Don orei Sobnen uno 5mei
Sohtern il6erlebt miro, iinoet Wons
tag No0mittog I'M 9 llbr pom Srols
er6olie ans nod Dem Mount Sliper-
8%rieoDoic itott, nobrcnb Der Geld.
mani bon Yoltor Geeb no6 Union.
piae iiberiiibrt miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-28

lidJc @oltptroae licQt in oel bcpG6r-
ten NdltOen BON Slllio WtaO 0iiloro.
DM arDlano."
n&ernon bat IiIr 0oa
yWorDlun0 S6eotcr" 6icIe Mod)e
mieoer eil1 0ol15 ollBergelp0bnlid) glts
ties llt,O cigenortigeS Ero0ronml 5lle
iammcngciteQt. Nn Der Spite ltcDt
Der gr0btc &oltOcpiQc 9 S0loGer Der
Soiion .8bDlliS Moutin mo Sorrp
0ouenport nit ibrer reltelt orIglncl-
len 6orce She @oOoeS." Gbcnlo
grobortig ii1h Die 9orbletun0cl Der
fonliiden 9lfrobatcn = Grltppe bon
George 9. 9ieno. Inter Den on0crcll
9s1mullerl1 bcr0icnen DerporgeDoben
51t lueroen: hod gSilion, Noo &onc
uno hilbert Greene III DNn ((pDcoDal
IN 0orftonn", ci1cr gciitrcIden go
tprc olli Die 9tegcr Society, Gears,
Der grGbte &Quiioniit, ullterItiibt bon
G0ntb Moc8crnon; Smith II. Sanlps
bc0 Concentrations Sun1oriItcn Eot-
ter mo 9oniS an Ben flic0cn0cn 9tt1ts
acn; SEEMING &eniS uno Seeming
in eillcm 0cor0ngtcn fomildcn mutt
foliiden Mft ull0 Der aincmotogropD
nit ncnell bcrpcglidcn Siloert.
yNu0itorium,"
Die g. $. SuQiban Nmllcmcnt
g." Sic in Der Heibc Der Irutppct.
sic ltd sic @uiiiibrung lroDltdcH
mitltfolii6er &omGOic sur gnf1nbC
0cmodt Dobcn, cincn ser crItcn EIat.
&c cinnimmlt, lit iilr bicIc ModJe II
oos .Mll0itorirm" einQc5cgcn. Niit
OHM 9. Gun'S onCrf0nrltcm 6ltnloa
riItii0cn Toleut in bcnl ilbcrniitbi.
Qtlt GDdrolter BON oYotID 9olipdr"
ltrt0 ei,lcr It&Itottlnnn sic BON fet.
ncnl GtnliDcn llnterncbnicn ilbcr.
trpIfen luiro, fam, Bic Nci0GitSfilG
RING Scr Gompn9nie chpo$ @robor.
fiac3 l%eiIterL ,pie cS IN glcid)cr Boil.
fonililrn1eit bier nie 0ciebcn lplrbc
SAITH III GoliticS" bot il6crall, ipt
oos Stild ol,fgciiibrt mliroc, sic go
Ger oui ieincr Scitc Gc6o6t, mic Jet
ne 20 lelten Gciong@nummcrn I'M
sic BON latter mirtIiG bii6Id)en MAO
den oltsgefiibrtcn Gniem6lcicene1t II
G66rc rieligcn @ciioQ 0~cInnOG1 ia
bcr. Wotincc'n WontogS, 3icnItaGs
ltnb 5rcitogs, ioruic SomItogs.
n@apetp."
Seine qbnlidc Sorbietung iibt eilt;
iol1e stn5iebungsfraft olli baS Blt
blifum aus, ols Die Bon Cons, OH
bicie ISOLDE Die lpeltbeoelltenoen 9ret
ter beS .@opetp : TDeoterS bcberr.
ider. Gin 9lid orf bas Yrogromn
belebrt, Dab Die Grippe ollf Ser Dol
len &obe ibrer oi1erfonnten Glegan;
llnb Gielieitiefeit ltebt. @eiblid)'
2iebliAfeit, gepaart NIT flalllidel
Shonbeit, 5eidnen bic 9amen oes
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-28

bon 9tclp g yorf tru1 an 6r2Gt09
clcgurt coltiinlirtcn G6or@ aus. In
ter ocn promincntcn 9tomcil Ocrg}oll-
OcuiQc G(ttc itno: SIC in 9orlin03,
Gbc Montc Gurlo @irl5, oirrtt bon
europa, 8romninG II, 9cntlcU, Sit
bid p &rmoriitii0cn II. EoroolltcL
4}icrce mo Opp, Die ipoBtaltcn
.Gttd) "Gomm00iontcn Sroinpr 1t.
Gals in elmer tomiiNcn iriidcu'S ti5.
SC, uno Die Doilng &rotbcr9 tonlilNc
%2ltrobatcn.
gas ncuc W numcntpl
&orrD uno Sim gSiQiomS BADEN
nod nic cine Iold' quite Grippe oil'
9icilcn 0eionbt, ais Die o&Oeol Or
tropoNon5o So, Die III 0icIcr @od)c
I'M n9}cucn Monumental . lboutcr"
Die 5rpcioftiQc Gon100ic oSbc otDcr
IcQolp" %prGicntirt. 9ielc aus.
iNlicblid iiir Die GompoAnic &C
id1ricbcrc @urleSQuc ilbcrtrtllt nit
ibrcr DilblGcn &onolung Dem brill
lontcn @6or BON 90 bilbl6onen4Dld0-
d1en mo Scr glGn5enbenS 5ct1crte ollie
GQrbictlln0cl1 Gbnlider Nrt. Go&
einQcluobenc Solloepille = YroGrmnm
lit ebcniollS ors0c5ci0l1ct uno nlcl'
lcitiQ. SNt Ser gltbletcll e 8orltcllltng
Mtittluod glbcno mcrOcn Scrnt. Wtll,
Ter ltn0 &arrD Sone9 odDt Ntnoet
mo |Sof WcQ5ep un0 Witd)cll ScpD
bier Hltn0en bnrell.
1onncrItog Nbeno iin0et ein Aett'
0cuid)tltcnmen un0 6reitu0 anas
tour 9lbcuo Itott.
y2ubin'5."
Die rcitc 9trt Der llHterboltllng III
2u6in'S biibiGcm &er8nilaln9SsHo-
loIt oil Der Sit NdltimoreitroBe bat
einen popltl6rcnGrfolg crrltll1ch, mlc
lclten Elm GbnlidcS llntcrncGnlcn uor'
fer. &or NQcn ~fouorilirt Da5 So
utilien = Glt6lifunL 0elicn 0lnlt SIT
errinoen Die @ei6dit@fiibrirng ltct5
6entiiDt blcibcn miro, bic Nadmlt.
togSs 1lno glbcno . TorItellltngetL Die
Dem 9ciu6er 9Iftc fiir bcn billigen
EreiS bon TO GertS 5cigen, Die CT III
onoercn Ebeotern fir ben flint ooer
scbnIadcn 8etrog nld)t ieben fam.
SrSn ocn1 oicsipo6cntlihcn &olloc'
piQe9, Yro0ronm in 2ubin'a tretell
iolhc crItflaiiige 9tumlncrn ollf iple
Sanforo uno Sorlington NIT ibrenl
unperglei6li0en glft 20 W'in. I'M
&olloepiQe", Goulblrl1 II. Sroncls, ole
fGbigen lu,o populoren Spc5lol.Ir'
tiitelt, lnb piele allbere Spe5iolitd.
ten BON glei6em Honge. Sn Der INT
tcren Safe tritt bieie Wode elmo
gGr5lid)e Ienoerung III Der Sol9e Der
bclpcgliben 9iloer ulb illultrirter
2ieoer elm; 10 lit Elm neiler Sallooell
Sanger cugagirt morbelL Der allBef.
gepobnlides %leiltet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-28

sS6ooenfrob," lit elm oGeemein
befonntes @ort. Dos 8ort nNuten.
Trob" e%riitirt gar nidt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-28

GS lit iebr ST beflogen DOB inns
Die Shopfung stpar Die SGbigfeit
gob, inns Dos 2eben, ober nid)t Oen
600 nebnlen 81 fonren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-28

9tur nod pcni1c Gage trentcn
ms bon Dem gr0Btcn nutilfcliNGen
Grci0niB, oo2 Baltimore felt So6r'
5ebnten picQeidt ic crlc6tc: ocn1Gon-
5crt bca 8icncr W}GruRcrd)or9, omll.
Moi. Wtan miro 0icic gSortc nidt
iibcrtricGcn iinocMipcnm mon Die cjAs
8igorti0c Stclhnrg bc0cNlt, Die oiclr
&0rpcriGoit IN Ser @clt Der @nllt
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Shah's Gallant Speech.

Some of the members of the Brit.
ish legation. were talking about the
late shah of Persia.
when the shah was in London, q"
said young man, che amused him
self at a dinner party at a ducal resi-
dence in Park lane by appraising the
beauty of the ladies present in terms
of sheep. Thus for a blonde countess
he said he would give 1,200 sheep; for
a tall, slim baroness he said he would
give 1000 sheep; for a peeress of
middle age he said he would give $50
sheep, and so on. Finally the shah
came to the beautiful Mrs. Willie
James. Everybody waited in anxious
silence to hear the old heather state
her value in sheep, for she is thought
to be the most beautiful woman in
London. The shah looked at Mrs.
James tenderly. He shook his head
and sighed This lady he said, is
out of the question. Neither I nor
any other man in the world owns as
many sheep as she is worth. >"
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Modern Boston.

The changed character of Boston's
population could not be more typi-
cally illustrated than in the reading
of the names of the committees of
the Boston common council AS the
Patriots day committee, for example,
President Barrett selects Councilmen
Rachkowsky, Santosuosso and Pur-
CELL When the descendants of the
tribe of Israel, a race that for 5000
years, without country or flag, has
maintained its racial identity; of
those brave peoples of Italy that dur
ing the varied vicissitudes of the
houses of Savoy, Lombard and Guelph,
and the never-ceasing conflict between
church and state, have grown racially
stronger century after century, and
the hardy Celts, whose ancestors dur.
ing the middle ages kept alive learn
ing and wisdom in the world, and
through subsequent centuries of op-
preston maintained burning the
spark of race and religion, join togeth-
er in making plans for Boston's Pa
triots' day, who will deny that they
are qualified for the work, and that
in them is incarnated the spirit of
modern American institutions
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IN sRAID-TRIMMED WAISTS.
Designs Give Ample Scope for Elab.
crate characterization.

Some Of the braid-trimmed waists
are wonderfully fetching, and give
ample scope for extravagant elabora-
ton, with simple lines. For example,
there is a stunning model in an up
town shop which would directly come
under that observation, says the New
York Evening Post. 1t is of deep,
creamy white, with the shoulders laid
in six tiny tucks, each tuck some five
inches long. Through the center
there runs three-inch boX-plait, which
is slashed at intervals for the passage
of a soft taffeta tie. At either side
and extending slightly over the should
ers are bretelles of the waist fabric,
back and front, which are shaped to
the waist and are tucked smoothly
in the girdle Around the base or the
collar. down the sides OF the 'front.'
plat and outlining the bretelles, is
half-inch fancy braid of loose mesh
which is laid over dark blue silk,
matching that of the tie and the
girdle. The sleeves are laid in several
very straight little gathers at the
shoulders, and again at the tops of
the cuffs which, coming just below
the elbow, give the three-quarter eff
feet to the sleeves.
There is more or less comment
among leading modistes, and perhaps
particularly among the retail shops,
as to the position the wash silk waist
will have in the spring list. Some real
IL beautiful designs are shown and
equally pleasing models, but for ssme
unfathomable reason the American
woman does not seem to take kindly
to the wash silk blouse. It seems to
be golden mean between the severe,
tailored linen and the soft lingerie,
and my lady prefers the severity Of
the one or the extreme dain-
tiness of the other, with no happy
medium of the silk blouse order.
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The Hope, Memory
and Reality of Easter
BY Rev. Albert Parker Fitch.
(Of the Congregational Church.)

WI Tie congregational CnurCn.1
- HE Resurrection, which we cele-
III brate on Easter day, means one
of two things to most people. 1t
is either memory or hope. To the
young into whose souls the wise years
have not ground their experience of
pain, their proof of the utter unrea-
sonableness and malignant cruelty of
life, if this life here were all, to them
Easter is a far-off fading memory
which has no especial significance for
to-day. Jesus resurrection is an in
finitely remote event, a magical won
der. 1t occurred under other skies,
in distant land, amid a wornout
and forgotten civilization. To be sure
there is historical evidence for it, but
they accept it, if they accept it at ALL
with about as much vividness of per-
ception as they accept the death of
Alexander or the assassination of
Julius Caesar.
Then, to older men and women, the
resurrection is not so much a memory
as hope. 1t is hope born of a
desperate necessity. We remember
little children who sleep in tiny
graves today and our hearts demand
that they be Easter graves. We re-
member great souls, passed on now.
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Accompanying this article are pic
lures of four Easter eggs. No. 1 shows
the pretty effect of cabbage rose.
This is obtained by painting the sur
face of the egg to represent the close
~ folded petals of rich red rose and
fastening about it's lower end bunch
Of green tissue paper leaves, the long
points being wired to hold them in
place about the egg. Such eggs are
unique and pretty to adorn the break
fast table Easter morning, placing
one on the folded white napkin at
each plate. No. shows an egg rep
resenting our idea of cranky" Aunt
Nan, longfaced and of sour mien. A
bit Of white lawn, closely folded to fit
the egg, forms her cap. A large pota-
TO may be cut to answer for Shout
der block, into which the lower end
of the egg fits. This potato founda-
ton must also be covered with white
lawn. The features are drawn in,
first, very carefully with the pencil,
then painted with water colors.
No. is the head of a jolly "chap-
pie" whose hat may be of straw or
made of plated tissue paper The
collar is cut from ordinary white note
paper and bit of black or gay rib
bon forms the necktie This style of
Easter egg may be made most laugh
able by painting the nose-at the end
very red, the lips a bright pink, the
cheeks trifie paler than the lips,
the eyes a twinkling black and the
hair color usually known as sandy"
No. 4 gives the Easter egg in the
form of a very fat baby's face looking
from the full ruffles of hood. The
egg is turned small end up, so as to
give all the roundness to the double
chin and fat cheeks Paint with water
colors the eyes-wide open-a baby
blue, the cheeks and chin delicate pink
and the hair f1axen. Pick out long
lashes about the wide-open eyes with
a black lead pencil.
There are for sale in the shops all
sorts of china. wooden and glass eggs
for Easter, but these never give the
satisfaction to the little ones that
real, sure-sure-enough eggs" do. Tur-
key and duck eggs are in much de-
mand for Easter, owing to their enor-
nous size. The writer recently saw