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tbun mltB icillcn cntipredGnoen (1cil
3l ben Staat2Iaitcn bcitragcn.
&Onig Gbiuaro uuO Die irans3iihc
Hulitif.

SOnlg @bUaro uuo Die franS3iidc
Sulitif.
S0ni0 @0mor0 hot Dem 0cutifen
Safer briciIif sic @criidcrln0 &c.
8cben, ooB iciue Giiitc in &oris cine
priDotc gclpcicn lei ulto feincrlei poli-
tide @cocitung Qebabt babe. 90 iogt
m%enigitCuS cine GabeloepciG)e. Nlln
broHft man ullerOings nod large
uift 2(lcS 81 gIoltbcn, mas ~gcfabclt
miro. GbntIndc iii, OoB sic Nciie 0cS
enlliiden a6nigapoare5 - incognito
ais @cr5og uno Scr5ogin bon Gam.
cater - in Eoris lebr ii6crroidt
bat, Oa man IN Yoris am GorabenO
Der &eiic ridt Oo8 @eringite BON
Sem 9eiude be8 en0liifcn &0ni95s
paoreS wuBtc. Nan ermortetc Ocn
G6ni9 NnfolgS MARS in @inrrib,
ober Nicmol0 in YariS Ood)tc onrolL
Den o&cr5og bon @oncaitcr" id)on Nh
fnu0S 5cbrltur in Iori$ 5t ic6erL 5ll.
nal sic 2on6oncr 9lGttcr ongcfiln'
6iQt bottcn, ooB Seinc MoicItGt am
10. Tc6rltor in oIlcr0od)It cigcltcr
Ycrion oa8 Forlnment croifltcn iucr-
SC. Sn EnriS mar man Iid oorii6er
cini1, 0oB bintcr ser &ncognito-Gcile
politiidc @clpeggriin0c ItedteIL bic
nm 10 Wid)tigcr Icicn, ic eiiri9cr iie
bon sen omtlid)en GrflGrun9cn per.
neint milr0en. Dian lueiB, mo niht
bios in 6ronfrtid,, 0dB ieit Der
misunderstanding Golpor0'S bca Sic.
bclttcn nod icocr 9eiud), Den Der So
mig in Ynris obgcItattct bat, nit elmer
iron50iiid)cn &riiiS NlIommeniiel uno
bcrcn 20iung b%eeinfluBte. llno Die
parlamentoriidc uro miniitcriclle
Sitltation mar inn Nllge1blid, no Der
o@er5og BON 9olcnlter" in Haris eins
troi, cine bCifle uno fritiIhe. &oni8
@0Dar0 idcint Die &rile gum 9eIten
Der 2onooncr Eolitif geloit mo lei
men 6rCrn0 Glcmrlcenu i'm 9ln1tc be-
6altcn 81 bnben. &orldutig ment9s
items. @ic Barrier 9ldtter mlittbcis
len, miro a0nig GOmar0 Der Stoot
Nori5 olti ieincr Hciic nah 9iorrib
eincn 5~lpciten 9ciuh abitatten uio
0rei bis uier Gage BORT perlueileu.
Solltc Glemcltceou Id)liebIi6 bod) &C.
first uerOcn 10 miro &onig G0moro
sic cn0liidcn SntcrciIen 0aO@rh wo5'
rem, Oob CT cinen moglid)it 5lOerI0lt.
lcn Griabmalm an Die Stcle oeS lcbl-
gen Wiiniiter = Er6liOciltcn 81 brin8en
iuht. Seit gomoro Der Siebctte So
Mig 0clporOen, nodt CT fcitc Nalnl'
meltourcn mcbr, rpie ais &rouprtni;
CT. modt @clh0it3reiicn fir bic bohc
Yolitif. lln0 Io1or red)t crtolgrcIhe.
gr bat sic ,@ntente coroiolc" 5lpiIhen
Gnolalt0 ul0 Srnnfrci6 IN bic @c9e
oclcitct, fat oicic Gntcntc GciorOcrt
ltnO icin ncllcitcr Neiud) III Ser Scincs
Sto0t lit cbcuio iritftiii5irt mrrNen,
mic sic iriihcrcu. llno pcnn lid Der
Cnfc( 6ci'm Nciicn in Berlin cntlhltl'
6iat - Inn mie Der 6ran5oIc In9t:
User iih entidpuloi0t belfnllot9t lld).
Sdon sic plGBlite Nnlage OeS lebten
9cin6cS in Toris, Die Scimlibtbue'
rel Der 2onooner, mie Der Barrier
@reIie loiien Sen Sd)llB 81, DAB So
Mig gomoro olld) oieSmnl 'eine polI'
6Goen 5miihen Sonoon ulo
Goris qe5ogen bat. Mson miro iuobl
nod onriiber criobrcn - ober crit
IpGtcr, mas "a ~, Scr Seine oltS8cs
bcdt luor0cn lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-23
8cfanntmadjnngen
Tcpnrtcment fir oifentlide Siherheit.
ttutfr, Jrhartemcut ncr sScuers( Su m ntifI1 re-

'th
8ulttmpre, 10. 5cbru1r 1907.
Yeritcgelte 9lngcbote. an ben nBparb Of
gnparos" n%oreiiirt. fperocn i'm Hiiremi oes
Observation-Disclosures in feilem giirealt i'm .fatb.
baufe bis Witttupd, ben q. War5 1907, If ltbr
@priuittags, fir %ioIgenoe 2ieferuneen euigcgen
Gcuun1ntcn:
Srsi aoIbcu,1 amp. Sencripriten erEter @rBfe;
eiu Eubin Saicn' unb 2eitertuageH crier
0r1se;
icdS epnbinirte hemiihc spriteH Hnb
Sdllauhudgen;
fimiscbnfanicnb Su6 2H.5aaise gs,pobeue
@GfcridiGude;
Hicrbr fir ciuen rermiu uou iedS Munateu.
SepGrate g~nacbotc miiien fir ieoes obenges
rIunHter Stems geitellt luerocn. Spe5ififutioueH
merben auf SerInngen bonn Sefreiir oes 5cuer.
S~epariements %gelieiert. Gin beglauhi9tcr Gbed
fiber $500, an ben Dianor nno Staotratb bon
Baltimore 3ablbnr genladf mub ieoem @lngebot
~beigefiiat feiu. Gas Nedt lit porbebaIten. irgello
etu ODER nle ~9lnaebote aD8ulpeifen.
Sm Suffrage Der Hcb0roc.
Y. ". Nifinipu,
Gefretir.
@ligeGeibeu:
Is. Sian 1inuuus,
Rrdiiocut Der Guntraftucrgcbuugssgebbrbr.
(5eb21, %, 23,25, 26, 27,2S, Wiir61,2,4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-23
Scrmau SubcrS, len.

GS itar0 am 81. 1cbrunr 1907, nm 10 u9r
Morqcns, Sermann onters, gelIe9ier 9alie
bon Mnrarerite Subers. i'm SO. Sabre leliiee
90. Sabrunr 1907, : Nor &orTittngsi uon lei
Iter letter. Wobntng, Nr. 22S. sil6,Vrogoloan
aus iiatt, mo Damn nnf Der =, Nt6aclesNlr.
dc, Gde g9olics Itno 2ombuvOsS irdbc, 100 etttc
SeeIeltmeiie ~ceIc6rirt miro. Nciicbun9 prioas
tim. Nittc feline 8lunlell. (53. ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-23
GuiulanS's tiirfiidc gGocr,
equitable. gebduoe, Yuitamt 0esen. ststs pHen'
ylnno W1oric Nnbn.

is iiarb am 81. 5ebrllnr 1907 NINA Marie
Inn sitter BON so Snbrer. Sic Nceroiquli9 ftils
oct Miuntng, Den %. 5ebruGr, 5 llbr Wtorgens,
bon ibrcr lccten WobnunQ, pcrldn9erle galletli
9lpcIulc. geQeniiber bon guD EIclp, aus llnti
,tnS nani Idcl Der SI, Scri4Nir6e, no I'M .
llbr cine 8eorier1s oo1nleiic iir onS 9etl l1rer
Scelc ~celebrirt lpirn. Scrmnnotc mo 6reliloe
Der 5umilic iiro cdtltnaspul ctnGclaoeil Deel5u'
mnnncll. llI-W
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-23
Wnlcntin Winlcr.

IS iturb pI1tlih ant 81. Scbrllnr 1907 IN
feitcr lcttcn 8o6nuua all HreOnl's Gdle, lla9e
Sabrcu Ilno II Wonatcn. ~0eljcbter @atte bcr
SScriiorbcreIl Diarn 1bereia Uloacr Sic Beer
bigltn9 iinbet Miuntas, ben %. Sebrior, Tor'
mittu0s 3 llbr, bon Der obeIt 9cllarllIeh Snops
NINA aus TAFT llno o1Jl nan oet p. WHO
rinSsairhe, no nm 9 lt6r cine 5te1ntenlsW{elle
iir ous Sell ieiner SeeIe Cclcbrtri miro. 8et'
iehltno alif oct .SG. Grl00crrG cnlcterN." yer
I,Scr (53--6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-23
In licbenber Erinncrnna

an mciitcn licben Erhber'
eufn Gnrt,
lucIdcr Gclite Dor bier SaDren, al, %. 6ehriot
1908 o%citorbrn III.
sat Der 600 ufls and aCf6tcoen
llnIere Giebe idteo ct ntbt.
Ibcurcr, rub III .S0iicS 6rieoel.
llnicrc Giebes firm ia 1liht.
Srildic Sir 5i innqerI Sdlii1Ifer
gluh ocr zoo Die sluRcn III,
SID 6eSist ood uiLcr s%tlrnIner,
M unicrem Serseft lcbeft VII,
70. ..GniN i6nbntti 9U Ibpt i'm 4ttpt -
%ilr'rcr 0tcBe ftar6f Iii Ni6f
@clpiomct non ftire,i 9rANcr
(5D Tito Strg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-23
QuuNpusT arf.

Ter hai;yttd c,lidfte Trteetpt tn galftn,ore.
arraI: $50 MGer - Snmsrnd hrennsr Sperfer.
aeiS bon alien SiaStibeiIen.. @trdbsnbabn.:
@naors 9aiircn DEN Snirtet1aane ous Srt,
Miruieu Rarntcs s9drteaurulsr mr. sol~e,
Pe:rdhuikpISte an fehr nndkigen Bretien,
idrr,riIif untor fnrtruahreuher Rfltae
Wircau: Nr. 2i, speftssardtesdsS frdse.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-23
Inn( G. Stcinhndl.

So iiarb am 20. 6cbrliCr 1907 Saul ".
stcinbadp, p~eliebtcr Gjutte bon g'nnie StelIIb1h.
Teripunotc IIto Sreunoe iilo Gbtiit9soou eills
oelnoen, Der 8ecroieung am Samitag, gtahinlis
tno5 . llbr. bon feiner 93ubuUlg. gtr. 10, SSei:'
lSinocrsStrnbe. ans 6et5upobncn. Netlebung
AMI Der ,Gconr ptu GemetcrO'. ODD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-23

Cine Ncm Yorfcr /
tru,g illd,t lid ilbcr ibrc u%ltafitbrlid)c
@crid)tcrltottur9 IN Dent SbolpEro
5eb 81 rcd)ticrtigcn. GENT @lottc
iino ans leilnem Scierfreile ErotcItc
ncocn Die Ncrid)te uno Sunltrotioncll
iibcr ocl Sfonool Frojcb 5lt9c9alls
gen, nIlcin Die 3citllng mcint, oiclc
@erid,terltottltng mlB Iell, nm clrell
@lid bintcr Die auliIIcn, III Die Spbls
belt mo &criumpftbcit Der hobcrcll
Nrciic tblll 81 fonncn mo 0aS ScD'
ncll nod bcm Gintritt III oiclc &rci'c
bCrob 81 itinmcn. llnb ocSbolb %
Spoltcn iibcr Die porgcItrigcn bclon-
ncrS pitontcn Tcrbonbllu1gcL Die
nlcbr llnbcil in mrrcifcn Wcnihcn
ourihtcu, ais lid ie lpicocr gut ma
den l1Bt. Gas lit olh Der 8rl1o
nift, iucSmcgcn Oiclc ldnnbi9ert
Scnintioncn oui0ctiid)t mcrben, Gas
@lott ocltcht am ShIulic ofienmil-
tbi0 cin: 0icle @crid)tcrItottltng III
cine gllfgobc, Der lid) cine ein5elnc
3citilna nidt cltt5iebcn tonlt, Iolan9c
Is nid)t olle tblln. 0a lie0t ocrSitito
bcoruberl. Wcnn cine 3eitlllg 0olt5e
Spolten nit Sdnuus onfilIlt, mi,
0ic ol0cre Seiten bomit fitllcnL ailf
sic nieori9ltcu Snitinfte Der WtoI'ei
ipcfulircn, nm mebr Seler 81 geiptn'
nen. GoS mirit Elm ihlefteS Siht
oiti oieie Erelic mic allf lbre 9roBeil
Sclcrfreiie.
Nun its NIT Den Wtlltor'
ben %ubn 9. Hodeiellcr's nal ipicoet
ridltS. Ger Observation-Disclosures oeS
Gclt0niQs, i. Z. 8otcS, bat crflort.
ouB &ofcieler perihiebentlid, letrI
@ermogen ouf go bis 300 Wiiaioncl'
1eid1tt bube lino Dab iein Ginfom'
men in Den beiten Sabren 10 bis u
WiQioncn itid)t iiberlteiac. Der arnlt
&odeieler! Sot i'll ieoer SeflnoC
nur SO Gents INTO III Der Stitnoc mn
1926 81 p%er5ebren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-23
Sprrainc.

Maleriid - @arfartis = Srteblth.
@eitlid bon 0uIbrooi etr ii1o cine palpe
@orih.gpenrs.&or. sreie 0ntfden @atmitiaas
am terminus. @reiie bon ge9rabniB9laeeft
lett ipeiielI. 2eitte 9eotnaunaen. 3eieppoi-
MuaoS. %crlnnai Vrofhiire. (ylat4. N,A&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-23
Baltimore Cemetery.

@irean: Trdnffiu. SIbs., @aitinspre. II. Gurthitr.
Neardbnibplipe sum @erfant =. bon We an.
bier Srdber. Sreie 8enuBute oer 8apele lnr
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. CSnni1o,lO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-23

DQrl III SQDQftQ III III gtclO DpIl ullz
qcfommcn ttn0 miro iid nod) Molb-
irgton 6egcben Inn Icinc &%cIignotIpn
oIs General g.. Gouiul cin5urei6cn.
Il nicre Sanuur Nus ubr
be3iiierte ii6 ouf $189,2G0.25Q 1872
WtiQionen mebr ais i'm Sonuar 1906,
Die Ginfu6r bate cinen @crtb BON
1867 W2iQioncn, 20 Wtiuionen mcbr
ais I'M Sunuor lcBten Subre9.
HcueS teucrQucllen III ii
len gcilldt ncrben 6enn III WuIbing.
ton lit, bel ser S06c Ser jcBigcn
GtotSioroerurgcn, Elm grobeS 9cfi5it
in Nu8Iidt gcitcGt norocn. limo nit
0cfi5its mill Ser @unOeSbouSbolt
1lidt orbcitcn.
9oS Sud ocS ruiii6cn
Generals &uropnttin ilbcr 0cn ruIs
lid jopoltiIhcn &ricg 6ot Dem It-
tor ncqcn Ser qeii6tcn frcin1iltbigcn
aritif bier 0ucQc . Sorocrungcn BON
@encrGlcn ci%ngctrogcn. 90 r0ilnlcll
Die Tucle onl Gnoe nod mcbr inter
zen ruiiiihen @cncr0lcn oltf, ais Der
rrIiiId idponiidc &rieg.
Sn M arpluno un0 Der
idicocllcn al1Ocrcn Stootcn limo Che
ihlicBungcn 5miihen gSciBen mo
6orbi9cn bci 3lt6tbmlSItroi ocrbo-
tcn; inn 9iItrift Columbia nidt, un0
oesbolb purocn ioldc Wtii6eben III
WoIbington gcid)loiicl, moroltf Die
o"ctralltcn YGrd)cn Damn mieocr III
ibrcn 6einlotb . Stoot 5llrildfeDrtell.
Gem iol ,nltn Elm Gnoc gemod)t lper.
Den. 9aa 9iitrifts Gonlite bot I'M
Observation-Disclosures cine Bill giln-
lti0 cinbcridtet, pcl6e Die Che 5lpi-
iHcn MeiBcn umo Ne1ern o0er @ei-
ben unO Mongolen perbictet.
Sn Der @eiebgebungM t@'
c%oniin's lit Gin @eIcBentlpurf uorge.
lc0t moroer, Der Den 6ormcrn 5llr
TfIid,t mrndt, ole 5u Wturft gcbrad'
ten Gicr 10 81 itenlpcln, OuB Der &olt-
fer icDen fam, an pclhent 0atilm
tic 1elcgt muroen. Entertaining Der
Goridrift ioQ nit so Collars gcbilBt
mcroen. Na, ais Oh man Elm 0atlrm
nid)t leid)t fdlidcn tonnte. llno Die
6iibner merocn Don Den &isconIi-
ncrn iiber oa3 2~cgeootltm ctlle3 GieS
nid1t pcrnpnnlcn lpcrben fonltcn. 0o
mnlb Elm finbigcr &opf mobl Gin ga
tent otStliigclL ooB Die Sii9ner lbrc
Gicr Qeltempelt lc0cr.
, Die Ilorih 'i dc i inonj.
Dill fitloct I'M Senot itorfcn SSiocr-
iprud). @ciopocrS UnItobiG tinoct
man sic &lol,lel, boB ollc TtBit-
rln0@gelocr IN Notionol-0onfen De-
pollirt iperocl lolcll, ob1c ooB ole1c
Wunfcn bon 0clt crlormen Sumntcn
irgcnb meldc 3inien 5t cntrid)ten bo-
bcn. 0ic 9ullfcl fonllel1 Damn oleIc
TcqicrrngSgelocr nit cincnl ifonen
Grofit luicocr o,lsleiben. SIS fomc
Damn oQeroings mcbr @clo in Girtll-
Lotion, ollein oic @onfcn bitten Den
@rofit bon Den pom &olfe be5oblten
Steuern. llno Damn milroe Die Dor
fen > Equalization nod, lucitcr 9cfor'
bert peroen. % Dem GongreB MIR
nod cine ISOLDE g(rbcits5eit oerbleibt.
10 bat Ilorif gcringe alSiidt, leine
9ia ~ii6erbollpt nod 5itr Verotbun0
5t brilocn, uno nod 9erin9ere, ite
0llrd5llbringel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-23

Vaiis iRr's Nnsians bciorat. g. Maine, Vt.
it3, cit Baltimore. str, unbe 0pitnmbrnir' ape'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-23

Nj attest 6rGbcr in 9cr9-
mcrfcn utter Ser Groc oOrr WoI'en-
too in ocn Tliltben OcS WiccrcS, Den
Gilcn6obn . Sotaitropbcn 'ino lelt
Scbrcn nidt iopiele III 5lpci Wonate
3nionmtngcbr6ngt morocn, pie I'M
Surnlor ullo 6ebruor 1907, hubert
bo(6 bunbert Menidcn iinO lpieoer
en- Der boQdnbiiden &ilitc 5t @rintoe
N%c0ollgcn. Spfer fallen bier, iueoer
2uprnl nod Stier, obcr MenI9en-
Spicr unerb0rt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-23
-Mnsipeiic.
Aumanh \ Gauaaber
Ngeutcn,
Chamber Of Commerce.

Eurd, Sas @eriiferungSsE cpartemrnt.
Gpnocuiirter 4uSpciS iiber ben Stann Der
p@ermania Wire Sniuraucc Company" BON
Neiu.gJerf am 81. Eescntber 1906.
@eidr1r1ie @innabmen ......... So, 055. 1905 go
SefanInie glls9ubcn ........... 4,6S0,bS3 90
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-23

&ploMiol.0 trcftor0 er II
burg bot 5cbn @roBinouitricac clllge'
ln0cn i'm ouf %ieircr @!irifo Netlc
ST bcglcitcn rno sic ocutiden Solo
nien fcnnen 81 ierncn. G5 ton1mt oIlo
Gin onOerer 3lt0 in ole aoloniol'To-
litif, tpolln bas oputi6c &upitol oos
biSbcr Iooiel inn GuSlunoe tb0tig &C.
>peien, iid) oeS oe,ttihcn aoloniol.sc-
iibcS onuimmt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-23
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
uWinin,n QeIier 0nnperein

WxNEHTUW NEHfE VWHUN TtTW'
SdbreseerfaTtItiiin1 lino RcamteHtuabl AM
Dtputas, ben %. 5ebruar. glbenbs nm s llbr.
IN Serrb Soulong's qoInI, Sd aonbaros liIlo
5reoerid, Giraffe. Iue Witglicocr iiHo eriudt
st crfdciuen.
ODD d.. III. quits, Seiretdr.
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&eriidJcrunss . InS,uciic.

Gouoenirtcr gHslpeis iiter Den stauo Der
rSentid = Amerifaniiden Scneroerithe.
nnges8eienfflaf Opu Baltimore, Wio.,"
nm 81. 3e5ember 1906.
NtluHHHHt 8lllliuUHteH. ......... HzllsluO.pS
Seld mmte 9lli5onheu. ...... 144G1q.2t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-23
9uhn q. Rulkrr,
Manager fir Baltimore,
Nd. -Gfc Baltimore. II. Nprtb.Str .
1urm tas gerHdernnss (. I epartement.

Gunoeniirtcr Huspeis iiber ocu Stauo Der
German 1meriean endurance, Gpn,9utn
pun Gc,u.Oprt" AM 81. TcScmbcr 1906.
Sefnrnrtie gltsgaben .......... 7,523.444.22
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GirdJlid)e In5eiscu.

3ipnS 0cmcinbc.
Sottesbtcrlt 10.45 Born. greoist fiber oas
2eben Seft: IN Sertdo. (54)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-23
3. @amiaD 8arrp & 81.
gsentcn,
15Spntb.S trake.

1nrd, has @rSherunas.E rpariement.
Gpnoeutrter Nusteie hber BEN stauo ber
Buffalo @erinu Sninranee Complain non
euifaio. W..yL,, am 81. Tc5ember 1906.
@cidrnmte @inrdhmn ........, $7S0,145,93
@eiammte IliSGubci .......... ISL .602.51
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-23

FaTe far's Nwsfano brisraf g. Statue, Tr.
All. rH.Satimure. ctr, nabc GsitHmboaic. soe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-23

@cncrof So Stein,
bort in Soooro lit in Nclp-Yorf on-
%gcfonmcn l,no miro lid uod) @oIb-
iltgton begcben, nm icinc &ciignotion
oIs General = aoui1l cin5urei6cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-23

llnicre Sanuor NuS ubr
be5iiferte iid5 ouf $t89,2G0.25Q 1872
WfiQiol1en mcbr ais i'm Sonuar 1906.
Die Ginfubr bate cinen @crtb BON
1862 WfiQioncn, 20 Wtiuionen mcbr
ais i'm Sanuar leBten Sabre9.
The Citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1903-1912, 1907-03-16
Washington Day by Day
News Gathered Here and There
at the National Capital
DEMOCRATIC CHARM OF
PRESIDENTS DAUGHTER

A LlCE--ot course there's only one
~ Alice in the world. you know
d IFS her imperial coronct. aud all her
spiritual regalia of crown princess
every Tuesday afternoon and acts as
common AZ any other congrcssmans
wife" This last phrase is quotation
ficm cheerful country rubbcrer In "
purple satin basque who figured large.
ly upon the sccn6 at Mrs Longworths
latest free az home
One meets less Of the maddng
crowd at the Tuesday reception of the
presidents daughter than at many an
obscurcr place. The professional call.
er. one who never misses free tea,
taking them each one. every day In
Alphabetical order. there are lot of
women In Washington like that
enters the LOnEwurth homo. bit dep.
recatiug perhaps The place whore.
on she rcads is almost holy ground In
hA awed eyes.
The Lougwurlh reception rooms are
on the second floor or the musty old
mansion on Eighteenth street, that
The Citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1903-1912, 1907-03-16
GREAT RATS ON OCEAN
Immense Loads Of Timber Tsars.
ferred over the Sea.

Immense Loads Of Timber T;ars.
ferred over the Sea.
Nearly as large as the largest uau.
Atlantic liners are some OF th. hunn
sea RATS by means ug which timber is
transferred from the Columbia rive.
and Puget sound To san Francisco or
southern California Occasionally
these bundles OF logs measure coo
feet from end Ia end ana contain as
many ~ 1000 pieces OF timber no
fastcn such raft so that n viii with
stand the force of the seas 10 which
II Is exposed Ia the trip down the
coast no little engineering SKIN Is re-
quirci, As the cigar shape offers less
resistance To the force Of the waves
than any other, this has been adopted.
In order to pile the timber In this
form a huge skeleton or shipvay is
constructed, This Is practically a
cradle, which is mOorcd In the water
adjacent 10 the boom where the raft
timber ~ confined By means OF %
BOOM derrick the poles and pllIug arc
lliird from the boom smgIy and
placed In the proper position In the
cradle They are so adjusted as 10
overlap each other, the plan followed
being somewhat similar tu that iu lay.
Ing a brick wall, the end Of each stick
being placed opposite the center Of
the one adjacent to H.
AFTER completion the raft Is wrapped
Ea| 81 L.. L.
intervals ranging from ~ 10 20 feet
apart These chains are composed ~
one and one,half inch links aud the
ehds are tOggled together after the
chsins have been stretched taur by n
hand or steam wlndlass. TO prevent,
the chains from slipping iron staples
are driven through the links into the
outside poles. In addition 10 rhe
chains however, side lines, as they
are called, consisting OF wire rope, arc
stretched around the raft betw,s-. the
chain sections, so that when the
wrapping Is completed the mass of
logs is bound together very securely
when the wrapping is finished me
raft rs ready for launching,
In building the raft two twoinCh
chains are stretched lengthwlse from
end 20 end through the center. One
OF these Is bOlted to sort Of bulkhead
al one end, consisting of band OF
iron which is fitted around the pro
iecting ends of the outer pieces, The
other chain is connected at the for.
ward end with the towing hawser and
secured inside the raft by lateral
chains To move this unwieldy bulk
two powerful steamers are usually d.
reetly ahead and the other 10 keey
the rai' IN the right course.
The Citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1903-1912, 1907-03-16
INDIANA CONGRESSMAN
in FIRST REAL "WHIP"

passages with enemies lurking ON
either side Representative Watson
has, nevertheless. got results
Under the new regime the whip is
the speakers representative among
the majority members of the house.
In performing his duties the member
who fills the office sometimes has 10
subordinate his own notion OF things
tn the will Of the speaker. All plans
for legislation by the house are formu.
lated IN the speakers room. A few
members sit down with the presiding
officer and decide what bills shall be
considered by the house In such a
large body II IL impossible for the
speaker TO confer with every member
Of the body and so under the new ar
rangemont II Is the practice for mem
bcrs TO roach the presiding officer ire
quently through the whip.
The Citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1903-1912, 1907-03-16

rceks ancestrally One mounts on q
blue velvet carpet honestly stabbed
ont on the sharp edge of every step
TO the presence of the princess para
mount. She advances to meet you,
dcmocratically. with outstretched
hand, ON the threshold OF a vast apart
mcnt that has an old English solidity
about It's appointments nothing
chirpy or gay or young bridish. You
think of the christenings and funerals
and solemn ceremunials as soon az
you enter. Dead and gone klnfolks
gloom down on YOU from faded can.
vases on the wall one of the de
funct danes seems to be embracing a
lamb or something, with wreath
around It's neck. Ladies always wore
hohowCrcd lambs In those days. when
they had their pictures taken.
Miss Alice cunycrscs with gracious
impartiality in a rather decp.seated
voice. happy 10 please She Is un.
doubtcdly stunning young woman
her girlish curves growing softer and
swcctcr day by day
The Citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1903-1912, 1907-03-16
GREAT POPULARITY OF
LIBRARY OF CONGRESS

EVIDENCE OF the use the general
IL public Is making of the great
library OF congress b. o. bee found In
The record %, visitor" 'p ~ buiidiug
du..rg Gr last nrll ynr The Wis.
uus numbered gbIu. sl2,oOu rhm
Wa daily average OF 22I3 IN the
aG2 o.. On which tine library was
oIrn ru The public
The only days on which thc great
bronze doors were closed throughout
the - hours were July a the funeral
lay OF John Hay, July aud Christ.
mas On other legal holidays aud
sundays the building was open from
two Ia ten o'clock and on sweck days
from nine a NJ. to ten y. m. except
ing Saturday afternoons In July, Au
gust and September Almost a double
force Is required for the building
which rs opcn virtually day aud even
ing the year around
The Citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1903-1912, 1907-03-16

ers would quickly sum up to the edu.
cational gift figures.
Would Pay Interest on National Debt
Some of the things that So .0OO, 600
would do in making history illustrate
striaingly the power OF individual
wealth. That much money would pay
for the running OF the governments OF
Denmark and Greece combined for a
year. countries that maintain ROYAL
families that are related to nearly an
the thrones Of Europe II Is several
millions more than The annual rev
enue of oithe. NORWAY or Mexico and
far exceeds the income of lot of
secuud.ratc nations with II he could
pay the interest for year ON the ma.
tioual debt OF the United States In
1886 this gift would have liuudated
the nations entire national debt.
Even now by little more than doub-
ling the amount Mr. Rockefeller could
render Norway financially free aud
perhaps win the Nobel peace prize
Mr. Carnegie believes that books at
ford the best education The best
books that were ever written. those
Of In kind that are found in Sir John
l.ubbock's list OF one hundred hest
books, can be- published and sold to.
day for % cents each Eight of such
volumes would cost two dollars MIR
Rockefeller's gift would place such a
nucleus of an education in the hands
Of every child ur school age in the
United States. or II would place them
as "A library in possession of every fam.
lily in the country
II costs about $50 a year to educate
a child in the public schools Of small
communities The interest alone on
the Rockefeller donation amounts, at
five per cent, to $500 900 year
That sum would give education each
year to 10000 children II would more
than pay the entire cost OF teaching
New York Citys coo 900 children for
a year
Turning aside from educational Rg.