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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-16
Sas @p6cmblatt.

NuA bic gcitcrn cridiencnc @odcn,
Mu5gobe 0eS oGelltiden Gorrcipon-
Ocntcu" miro picOcr icbr rcihboItiG
iein an mihti0cn tclcaropbiid)cn
Nndrid)tcn, Sbcnnu Itcbt OoS idrcf.
Iide S6iii1lngliid i'm glOd rS9llnos
Guno, no bei'm llutcrgon1 oe0 Gam.
piers y2ard)mont" miu0eitcn3 40
Gerioncu ertrlmtcu o0er crirorcu
iin6. Mud ooS Don Iag ST Iu8
iortgcicBtc 3%eugenpcrbGr I'M Ibaip-
Gro5eb iibcriidtIid 5nionmcnacitcut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-16
Golitif uno Gulitifcr.

Y" heglnllt lId) jlI tr0ltoltrer.--Sr.
Numien cntmifcIt rmgeobntc
StGrfc. - Nltd) Die TrcrnOe neS
Stootproflrotor3 Bruce ieGr
tbGtig. $780, @odtcr'@ ~critcr Sdllb.
9ic Nfticu Oc9 &crrn George u.
Nlumicu uIa 0Cnlofrutiid)cn MnporS-
Gunoiont itie0cn Gcitcrn gott5 &C.
moltig. Scinc Ircltnoc MADDEN ole
gr6Btcn Nnitrcndlln9cL i'm III 6cn
&orocrArunO OcS Samples INN bic
Ocnlofrotiihc WoporSs Nominotiou gu
orGnQcu, Gon5 cincrlci, Oh Die Eor.
REORGANIZATION icinc Gnn0i0ntur Innts
tionirt o0cr nidt. Cine @cicQihait
lit ami 0ouncrItuG iiir Oicicn 3lpcd
acgriin0ct mor0cn Ocrcn Soupt Sr.
Charles s. Sticii lit; Oieiclbc bottc
III mcni0cn StunOcn bcrcit9 115ltit
glicocr, ltn0 0%citcrn trotcll lucitcre
300 oclnofrotiihC StimnlNc6cr bel.
Gin uil5 0Cll 0crrrn Charles +. Stlc1r
unO Soicph Smith bciteben0c9 Gn<
mite mlirOc Ncitcrn crnunlt, llm
iid nod elmer 0oQc iiir Tcrinmnlltns
gen umO Saltptolrurticr95mcd ltnl5ll.
icbcnL ul0 mnbridcinlid miro nod
item Wittpoh sic critic Wiuiicnpcrr
Iommllmg itottiiuocn. Ncrr Stic1l
ioatc 0citcrlL bic Grcunhc 0cS Srn.
Rlrnllcn bGttcn IN Der anll3cn Stuot
tcincn eiu3iNcn Wtuun Gcilm0crL Der
ncQcn Ncrrn NmliGn pcri6nlid nbcr
gc0cu Icilc GuuliiirutiOH fir bnS
Wonor@onlt Ct>unS Oor}Ibringcn
Iuibtc; i'm @cgcntbciI icicn yIQc ici:
lies %obc5 boil.
9tbcr olrab bic 6rcunOe oc8 Stoot-
protllrntor9 Wllt. Gubc0 Bruce rii6z
rcu iif. sic bobcn cine M|cn0c Ec.
titioncn fir oic Gonoiootur 0c9 Srll.
grltcc in llnloi,I gcbradt, ul0 bic.
iclbc crbnltcn 5oblrcid)c llntcridriI-
ten bnltpti0dlid) IN Mrciicn bon @c-
IhGft3. NM Sinon5lcutcn, ltn0 IN
lUcMiNcn Tn0elL uicQci0t bclltc idol1,
miro c3 lih 3eigcn, lucr Der itGrfitc
Gonoibot 1T, Scrr @rucc o0cr 9crr
9tumicn. Gins bot &crr Nllmicn
Dem Sto0tprotnrotor porous; CT
tonn ooo Nrbcitcruptlrm lcid)tcr allf
lid pcreiniGcn ais SEER Bruce, ben
Die TcOcrotion nit Dem Wupor 81
miol,rlS Scr 0olptin9' 8iQ lpcgcH allI
bic i6luor5c &iitc NcItellt bat.
Mohtcr'S critcr 2 duB.
GonAreB NbNcorOnctcr Sronf &.
@ud)tcr, MoOor 6. Glon Gimomna'
@cGncr I'M &ompi NM Die rcpubli
tonilhc WoUorS Nominotion, i~crcrtc
Ncltern NbcuO Icincn crItcn Shub
ob in Scr &ron0>pnD Morftbolle. IS
luor iibcrboupt Die crite rcpllblifoni.
iWc Srr'ommlullg in Ser %oicSiGbriNcn
ErinGrDobl , Gnmpo9nc. Der @c-
ind mar iibcr @rportcn groB, lunb
bic 3obI Der oltlueicnocn gte0er 3eiQ-
IL, Dob Wnpor Ttnloml9 bon oicicr
Scitc idcinbnr nid)t pirl Niilie 81 CT.
mortcn bot. Scrr Wohtcr crflGrtc
Der &criommlltn0, lpo2 CT ola Mopor
tbiIn uiir0c; Iciuc Ncrmoltlmg lpiirot
cine chrlidc lcin lo0tc er; Der Collar
Der ull0QcGebcn milr0c. luiir0c chen
10 lrob lcilL nIa ser Collar, Scr
pom Stcner5nbIcr in Ole Stootfoi'e
bc5nblt ipiirbc. 9lbCr cr milroc 9ltcn
Hcpublitoncrn Die Ncnltcr 0e6cn,
lunbrcno icin 0egncr, Wopor Sin1o-
ms crfI0rt babe, be; ibnl fame Die
Eurteiungeb0riNfcit bel scr @cieBuml1
Der Nenrtcr crit in jpeitcr %inir III
IroNc. SclbltueritGn0lih lpurocn
Die N%cuBcrum0cn oc3 Ncrrn Sod,
tcr'o bcSiiNIid, icincr Eortcitrcuc nit
lcbboftcm NpplOlia nlli0cnonmcrl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-16
llnfel &rGFg . Wasffuball
MittiupdJ, 20 Scbrnar,
,@crmania WGnncrdDor . Snllc."
700 AN = a Sh
3,40,7,9-

@irb d. in Sprucu c q G.
10 ii II d) I. 49, Die bicii0c Eoli5ci lit
bcnofridtigt luorben Dob Sorrp 81
pinaiton alias 0unbor, alias Gootc,
meld)er bier meqen @erouSgabung
ipertbloier GbedS icltgenpmmen mllr.
DC, aid in iencr Stoot lpc9en Ghnli.
der @ergeben geipiinid)t miro, iuenn
Ole bieiiger 8eborocn nit ibur icrtiN
Iinb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-16

.Minno pom @arnbcIm" lit Oo8 Oto'
tiu oic l~ucrocnoc 2icbc; Die 6rcltoc
am oelttiden Menid)cn lit cine ihof'
fen6c aroft %Qctporoen. emilia go
Iotti" lit elm Sl1triaicn Stiif, citc
i~o5ioIc Troa6oic, Elm FroOuft ncS
T~iirItcnGcbcnS 0omoIiAcr 3Cit. &t
nNotbun scr @ciic" lit Ser @rrmDgc-
oonfc nicn,ofS Iit bciicr oijntcn, oIa
ser Nnoerc Iih lit. nNotboM" u&sbis
genie" lunO Son Carlos" itnO bic
orci 9icocr Scr @lmunitGt. 2llh iibcr
&eiiing'5 o2ootoon" un0 icincn Gin
itub ii6cr 0ic &ulIt bate SEER &itb-
ncn1omn OicI Sd6nca ST inNcn, 9Hcis
der Gcifou loHltc Die NciitpOllcn}tlt9
iiibrrmgcn Oco ocutlbcl @cIcbrtcn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-16
pSnruOcrcin &urmGrts."
WrpRcr Wasfcn- Sau -
Gonncritag bcu 81. Tcbrnar,
in Der u&uriuGrts, .Saac."
( - IN
Seine Griabmittel
(i7,52)

lnerocn jltr @erItclhm1 oeS .Solocc".
%lerea aus 6rcO. 9auernifmiot'S
ImericOu @rcucrn" ucrlpanot, ion
oern oliicIbc miro aus Dem beIten
Noplen utO Ntol5 9ebrallt - oaber
Ole oIlAcncinc @eliebtbcit oieics Dor
5ilGllten @icrca. &iitc ST. Srauc-
rel 1l0l-il2S Niucns StraBc. Gel.
=. IN. 36L Ms. 1891. Q0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-16
@ia man es gut babeu, sebe man 5i
@ui. VI. Sunoer,

SfGnoc 707-159 un6 93S ycrin9s
tunsWarft.
Yrannidnueiger S%ebcriunrit, Gar
belsn F.. 2eber,unrit, Sriffcl : 2cbcr'
wnrit, @Gnie Seberiumrit, SdJinfcn-
@arit, NOrtcoella 8urit, Efcffcr'
@nrit, Sbiringer S%imtunrit, scran-
d,crter Ercffupi Sranmihweigcr
Iettunrit, Wanicidlcsel, 8Gmic.
brittle, 8pfipnrit, sbiringer Gerpe.
latwnrit, aImooiide friide anad.
mnrlt. Oeb9lSa-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-16
S35,95I.1G
u $ ben.

~ ~ 80 ~ : . 80
Nr. @ocn lilodtc Alcid ju @cginn
Der SitAtn2 oltf Ole oncrtcnncnalucr-
toe GbatIafc uilfplertlQnl, b0B icoer
Collar, Der, BORDER 9e5cid)nct porOen
mar, olld) cingc5o6lt mltroc,
Nuh Nnl1uhmc ocS Ncrid)tS Itcltc
Nr. 5. ". 8lono Den glntrnq, Oob Der
9cridt nit Den Nnnlcn uller Cub
icrtbcntcn 5l DEM @aronticfonO o.
OrlIdt ult0 iGmmtliden Subicribcnten
olo NnOcntcn SugeitcIlt mcrOe.
Serncr mllr0c aiti Nrtroq 0c@ Srll.
Nlon0 bCid)Ioiicn, einen SbCil ocS lib
ri4cn @elOca SIR Scritellllng zines
Ncrfca 81 p%Crucn0er. in peldem sic
HCconitrlftion Der Staot nod Dem
Dan, Scr @rmciterung Scr StroBcn,
Der @olt Der nellen EicrS etc. 1enolr
geIdlilbert mer0en lut0 dis lebtcs &ds
pitel iou 0oS Bud cine 9cidreibung
Scr Standardization cntboltcn. 60
pic'n oeS @crfc@ iollen ot ben Wtns
nor, Die Miitglicoer pcs Stuotrotbcs
mo Die grobcrcn ltdotiidcn 9iblio-
tbcfcn Oca 2onoes peridlcntt lperOcn.
Che iih ser 6eIt.9hlSidInb inc Die
bcrtagtc, bicltcn Die $50. Or. Carroll,
&omcS ". Nonf un0 :. u. 9lon0
NnIprod)cn in lucld)cn Tic @rn. Socn
iilr icinc mncrmiiolide Sb0tigtcit I'M
&ntcrciic ser Subelfeier cinet cbrcu.
Den Srtbut soften, un0 oli Nntrog
0CS Nrn. @oof mlir0c bcihloIieL
@rll. Soon cin 2hloenfen on sic III.
pcrgcBlidlc &llbclfeier 5t ltiiten.
Sctonntlid Iicgt benz Stootrutbt
circ &eroromlng Dor, meld)c bc5luctt.
Die $4,000, luelde bon 0em >Sllbis
l0ilmsieier Gono oil Die Stobt 5lriid-
tollen filr Die SameStomner NllSitet.
lung 5l peruenoen. Gic &erorOnumG
polIirtc i'll Critcn 3peigc bcrcitS 5mci
HcllnNcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-16
&ccitGl fir 5luri Alupicrc i'm Sea
bU0us ,Snititut.


9o9 0citri0c Nccitol i'm ~FcoboO0.
ISnitittt" bcocutet fiir 0ircttor &u-
rolo Ron0olpb ulo Yroiciior Grncit
Sutdeipn cinct GrioI0 oltf Der Nolls
gen &inic, ciucu itorfrn fiInitIcriihcn
Griola, Die bci0cn pioniltiidcn
&iinitler inn GnirmbIc Spiel 81 no.
rcrL lit Gin crlcicrnrr @enuB. &brC
groBclt pioniitild)cu Gunlit6tcn ais
Soliitcn iinO bier olbctulmt. llno
lucnn lie iid) 5llinnmcntblm 3u flint
lcrii6cm 5bluL ibr NroBca &0nnen
I'M GnlcnbIc. Spiel }ciNcn, no ulc2
pobl crlpoNcnL icin obNct0nt it, no
IS fem Nor0rGnacU 1ibt, Damn fam
Die id0nitc NirtunI lliht ut3bIcibclt.
Gu5u 6uttcu bic bci0cn @crrcn, luclm
glrid) Ole mtlituIildlc Y]itcrntlr iilr
5pri Eiouo3 nid)t ijbcrrcid it, Elm
oor5iiNlidc9 EroNrunm 3llldnnlcngcr
ltcut. Die GinAung@mmmcr o2ln
ooutc nit Noriotioucn" Don Sdpl
man fat Der 0clttiOc Nionluutifcr IN
elmer icinrr bcItcn Stltn0cn 0cid)ofs
fen. Dos bcr5iNe Gbcno, nm 0oa cr
herrliGc, b%liihcnOe, muiitnlii0c 90
rintioncn N%rubeatCll 0ciponncu.
limo mic mlroe 0oa @crf Ncipiclt!
Go9 Scr5 lultr0c Uurm babel. Gin
n&ntpronlptl" iiber cin (bcmo ans
Shunoml'S nWtunfrc0" buttc illfol.
&c Der ollitiN fcincn MicocrGabe beirut
Enblitum nod ntcbr Ncifnu ais sic
Sdltnlnnn'idlen &oriutiolcl,, mcnlls
0!cid) c0 al nutlitoliihcm Webult
nidt an 0iclelben beronrciht. limo
min fOlgtc Elm Nnrintinncn . Ncrt
in GS.ntoll pom SinOinN nit noroi,
ldlcr Sdlucrnutb 0urhtrGntt mo
mllIifniild lcbr gcboltuuIl. 0n@ Wcrt
Itcllt bobc NniorOcrnnNcn an Die BET
Den Spiclcr; Is mur0c olt9 cincm
@llB Qclpiclt. 0o9 bcforntc Ordc.
ItcrItiiddcn oYtcmtctt" aus Der Cutie
nS'Nrleiicnne" bon SiSet nlo6t lid
otld) iilr 5ipei 6liigcl icbr gut, lpellll
Is 10 qeipieIt miro, lpie Is Oic Nerren
ManOolpb lno Sut6cion 0eitcrn TIA.
ten. lln0 MN fam Elm Gharofteritiid.
d)en crltcn Hun9co, Ger Comic ma.
cobrc" BON Soint,S ocna. in oem scr
Eo0 Den &irdbofS . @cbeincn 5ltnt
Soll6e onflpicIt. DDS lpur cine Gr.
lcnlblc @roBtbnt. No5 Eliblifunl
brItnto MN oltf elmer 3uAobc ulo
lie pnr0c in elmer ntbrmpcricbcnocn
%trtlloienlciitunl9 %gcmdGrt, oic oaa
Ellblifum Oerort foScinirtc, DAB c&
ild) olcIclbc nod %ein1nol ipiclen IicB.
Gen S6lub biI0etcn Die yYrellt0cS"
BON SiS5t, Die Der Gomponiit lelbIt
tltr 5lpel &lapicrc bcorbcitct bat. gSic
batter ME Neoobt, Dab bieieS fir gro.
Be@ Gr6c'tcr compnllirtc Wcrf IN Dem
arrangement iiir 5lpci GSlii0r( eincn
10 1d)oltcn un0 ticicn Gin0rlld ma
den lpiirnc, @cnn olid) Der Gborof,
ter Der Nrhcitcr . S%nitrum1cltc, 5l,.
nal bic prGdti0cn NornItcllcn olti
Dem SlllNcl niht NcNcbcu lucrocn
%tonnclt, Ole @irfltug oicicr pomtlGr-
ltcn nno ihGnitcn 2iN5t'ihrn Gpmpc,
lition lit "a. So3 @crf lulrroc ii6ri.
gems aud pr0dltiG gcipicIt. 0o@ Glt.
blitlm Noa lid icbr 5oblrcid einoc.
'tcllt hattc, lobntc Die bciocn ailnIt-
Ter titr ibr mciltcrboftc9 Gnicmblc.
spiel ourh iebr lpormcn @ciioQ,
0llrh 0erporrllfe unb IicB nod) Iru.
9rorm ShliIB nid)t Iodcr, bis Die
Hiln'tIcr Iih nodmnla 5it elmer 81.
9obc peritonoen.
Nod)ltcn Trcitoa tritt Die &cliitin
Glln Hlcggcr inn oYcoboou-,< Mltitut"
nlli.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-16
Staot Baltimore.
llntcrbaltmnas @egmciicr.

n@'uVi . sitaSemis," - 2icfe SsO6c: r9De
9nttoeo Wlnn",
.@aScth." - Sieie g3che: 4biG. Sbcrtonu'3
pg;cip sin Spurie Nig ShuW".
NORRIS" 49, Sieic gSohc: Snrbc6 3tobcrtion
utb Bertrioe elliott In folgenocrl 1tcpcriotrC:
aIontue. Eitnitug. WItttiuoh Nbeno
II. 5ieuiiaQ Wdtiree d. uGainr mo CLEOPATRA"
EOnlcrlin9 II. Samitda Nheno eNtiee 1Ho Nia1l".
frctila Nbeuo mo SamitGq Wluttflee upntllet"
,Spntoa1." - SieIe 8ode: uI9e eo)pbo0
,Mlibauubs." - 0icfs ISOLDE: r1bc ScconO
.NsarSianO." 9tce ggo6e; aciib's gauocs
bilesloritelunGen.
,,Aupitpriurl." - Sieie 9Snhe: Iobb0 Glauoe
in YSurtnlu".
,gru W"tnunmeHtni." - Tiefe gSpde: pIbc
Qruaopuu dbduetn Sits.
$500" 9~iortb.Aoeuue uHb Eat.Strake. -
Tdglib BoriielIngeu hrefitrter iUtloer There
uno anoere unierbaltnH9er, iofuie Houlbu9'
hahn.
,,Nr6ritcr. Wlduuerhur." 49, Wontag, ben IS.
,Scbrudr, grobcs 0retSsUtdsfcnbna in oer Ser
maniarWdunerturr6auf",
Batter q 6ouicCttpucrs' Linton Pr. So" -
Sumiinp. bCtl Is. 6Cbrlar. 2. 9robcr GoI1p!la
mcnt1rsgnu in Der &dborsHnCetmzpnle
,llnitl NrGhgsgrreen." - Wdtt1pnh, Den 20.
Schrunr. Oineten6au in Der nSCrmaniaspidn'
Terct orrOnuc".
Observation-Disclosures" r. Pint 10. Sebruar
Wlastrnbut in Der n@ermnHtnsWIdrnerbOl
Safe.
.@llbcm SeGepae Gr. 3. 3. 6. q. 81
TicR'ial, ben &c. %Sebtlar. qruBer Wtaslenbal
IN Der nCSCrmalinsW f1ilnerdorspalle.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-16

Gin Ih6nes nnb nieIides 8eihcni
tiir NnscbDrise lit INNER cine lcbeuS.
grohe photographic uber cine flint.
leriid) puaenoete Gupie eincs alien
SilSes in GrusDu, @aEsrfarbc, De
poer Taiiea. Die idjniten Cabinet.
6ilSer MIR 81 pru Sntenb.
5alinS Sebbel, oeutider Tbotosrapb.
co., 321 Nurb.0ap. Straie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-16
WcISicnounacn

nab 9eutihIano 81 Gents po Tarf,
nod SeItreid 20R Gents pro Grone.
Gorto EXTRA. Sbiffsfarten bot, uno
nod 9eutidlano. Hciiepdiie, @ef.
lei, greoitbriefe uno ausl1nbiihes
@elb. Sbco. s. 9iener e Co., 217
Dit Baltimore Strabe. (303-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-16
uWcinnaucrcin Eruhiinn."

@rufcr Masfcnball am Conner
itaa, Den 81. Tcbrnar, in Der Scr
mania. WGnncrd)or Safe" Mcrtb-
uulc Yrcilc. ~40,247,9-52)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-16
Iar Hciiicrt,
TcnfidJcr Ebutograpb,
409-4l1 urbsWau Strabc,
SpeSiaI.Efferte

Sur fir cine fnr5c Seit.
o ieinfie Gabineislsortrdits uno 1 IebenserpBes
Vortrait nit ieinerl 8abrtcn fir S.i.50.
HeauI1rer %rctS St6.J0.
Bite. nthten sic auf meine 9iSrciie:
Mar Neiiert, OIL Epro.@alsS fruHe.
(Ie611,10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-16
Vile Griuartunocn ii6crtrOffcn.

Ger 6lnon56cridt iibcr Die Sltbelfeter
g~eItern in elmer SiBlnG Der Set.
bcb0r0c I'M Mauora. 0iircnu ons
2cnommcn. Iic StoOt crbGIt
$4,000 6ltriid mo oer1nnd) Gin
llcbcrifuB uon S229l.87 iibrig.
&m WoporS- 9iircou ionO gcItcrn
Die Icbtc SiBung ser 6citbcborOe,
lucld)c Die ARRANGEMENTS iiir Die Slt'
b%clicicr Iettcn CONNER 0ctrofien
bate, Itdtt. Sn ocricIbcn lc0te Der
&orllbcr. Sr. Srnnt u. Socn, oct
cnOdiiltiAeH 6inon5nlt2tuci2 ilbcr oo@
set Dor, lueldlcr nit lrbbuttcn Vet'
lull olttacnommen Wur0c, Nll3 Die
lem &cridt erbcllt ooB Scr Stoot
nud) 0e3obtln1 ollcr Soften $4,000
6urildCrItottct lucrOcu t0uncn mo
ocnlod %2294.S7 in Scr Norf ilbrlA
bIcibcn. Gon oicicr Sm1mc iou 10
uicl, mic fir ocu 3locd criorocrlid
it, sur NcrItclllull elmer @cld)idtc
Scr RECOMMENDATION Der StoOt ucr-
lpun0t lucr0cn, mo iilr 0cn Nclt loll
Dem &Oriiber ocS Tcitnu9id)ulic9 Gin
poiIcn0c@ Sopocnir lctullit mcroen.
Iic MitGIicOcr bc@ 9(uaiduIlea babcn
lid hcrcit crfldrt, i'm 9totbfauc 81
Oicicnt Soupcnir ipciicll bci}lltrugct.
Gin %conocnlirtcr 2hl2}uN aus Dem Do.
I%unlin0ien 8eridt luciit I~ol9en0e
&%muptpunttc oui
Ginn0DmCM
&on S52 SubicriGcntcn
}lun <bclion0 ..S25,5G9.l5
%c~rpiai0ung scr StoOt
Baltimore ............ 25,O00.OO
Sir Den &crfoui Don 2(0.
5cidcn ............... 1850
3inicn 70.t1
Iotol .$50,954.7G
Nn bic Sto0t 3t%riitbc}nblt 100000
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*"" Gle ,@ilbeIm Seas2ogc Gr.
3" oes SroenS Der oEptbias-Hittcr"
miro ibren oieSiGbrigen Wosfcnball
in Scr r@ermonia Motnerdlor-
&oQe" obboltcn. GoS Gonlite bat
lueoer Miibe. nod Soften geldeut,
INN oicien 9oa ST. cincm gl1n3cnoen
5t moden, Sir sic beiten Mosten,
ioiuic fir sic better 8ruppcn limo u
lpcrtbpole Ereiie ~alisgeiebt. Ger @in'
trittspreiS lit % Gents Die Eerlon.
Ias arrangements .Gomite beltebt
aus folgcnocn Serren: GbaS. @ro1'
ger, Otto Mtiiacr, Gbriit. Woper, Nm
ton Nopcr, @crru Sdlpur5, Sol. 3eb-
Berger, Al,gilit Sleeper nno Scrr Ilt'
peter.
Gaiic flr's snSlanS beiprst T.. Saline. Nr.
ai3, SitsSaltjmure.S ctr, uabc 6ptninboulc'Hoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-16
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-16

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ilrngirte ais Sooltnteiiter.
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berlano Saiin Gool 60" unb Der
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b0rten, iino fir $1,000, 600 in ben
Seiib ser yNmericon Gobleu.Go."
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Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-10-05
Big Bears Hating Trains.

Many bears have been seen in the
North Mountain region during thee last
month, and passengers ON the Lehigh
Valleys Bowman's Greek branch trains
have had the pleasure of gazing at sew
eral of the animals. In each instance
only the excessive footing of the engine
whistle frightened them off the railroad
tracks.
The other afternoon, while passen-
ger train was bound for Wilkes-Barre,
Engineer Miller noticed monster black
bear OH the track ahead OF the engine.
He blew the whistle and rang the bell.
until finally the monster bruin ambled
slowly from the track. elambered up the
steep bank and made his way into a
nearby apple orchard. Engineer Miller
claims that the bear was the largest he
ever saw, and must have weighed about
500 pounds. Philadelphia Record
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-10-05

Ia was one Hanway. who lived az the
end OF the Eighteenth century. At first
he WAS regarded as an eccentric individ-
uaI, but by degrees many discovered
much method in his madness, and before
he died in 1856. the fashion he set was
adopted by society III general of course.
Hanway was not the originator Of the
umbrella Among the Greeks and Iso-
mans some such article was very COM
mon. though oddly enough It was re-
garaed as purely feminine appanage,
and one which men might never conde-
scend to adopt. But all over the east
the umbrella has for generations been
well known as an insignia of power and
royalty. Thus, on the sculptured re-
mains Of Egyptian temples one sees rep
RESERVATIONS OF kings going in procession
with umbrellas carried over their heads
Even in India today some of the great
maharaiahs still call themselves Lords
of the Umbrella" a1d in an address
presented by the h;.g Of Burmah to the
Ticeruy of India in 1855. the British
representative is described as the mon
arch who reigns over the great umbrella
wearing chiefs of the east" One has
only to walk through the streets of any
Indian town today to see how important
d social distinction the umbrella has be
come. For a native to &C without IN
umbrella in the streets of Calcutta. for
instance. is practically mark Of degra-
dation London Globe.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-10-05

ing 20 lose you. know what I'll do--
I'D consult a LAWYER
The old man looked up aom his writ
ing.
How are You, Stewart " he said. as
he waved his hand toward chair. .sVc
don't see much Of you of later You
mustn't let that little disagreement stand
in the way Of oir continued friendship.
my boy"
Thank you, Mr.. Gregg He hesitat-
ed. Il am here on somewhat peculiar
Grand sir. If you remember our talk
last month you win recall that YOU adj
yised me to look up the records. | have
done 50, sir, and the result in one in
stance is somewhat surprising, He
paused and drew The big envelope from
his inner pocket. MAY / read this COM
munieation, sir2 1t is quite BRIEF
Does it concern megs
Tit may interest you, SIR
Read it,
George slowly unfolded the parchment
like sheet
Office OF the British Admiralty, Blu
rccu Of Naval ltnroiiments. No. II Cur
zon Street. London.-Sir: Your esteemed
favor Of the 9th ult. has been passed
upon and duly certified to this depart
ment. In answer TO your request con-
corning the enrolment OF one Horatio
tsre2g, possibly in the service of IT, r. NJ.
during the conflict between Great Brit
ain and the United States, sometimes
called the War of 1912, | have the honor
TO inform you that the records of this
office disclose the fact that one H. Gregg
was enrolled as a member of the crew of
his British majesty's ship Detroit. Capt.
Barclay commanding, With every con-
sideration Of esteem, | am yours to COM
mand, Ponsonby Hawkins, Secretary"
The old man stared at George.
let me see that letter" he said
George handed il to him.
II would appear" he slowly said. that
my cstimable grandfather was on the
other side. ! begin to believe he wasn't
there at all" He spoke little sharply
"Of course, this mustn't 80 any farther
he said.
NO" said George
The old man deliberately tore the let
Ter into little bits and tossed them into
the waste basket
How about Josephneg' George
promptly asked.
III leave that to Josephine. If She
wants you. ] have no objection"
Thank you" said George and was off
like a shot.
He found Josephine waiting for him
on the side porch
She looked up anxiously.
"Wel?" she said
Il have met the enemy" George softly
chanted, land you are mine. w. r. Rose
in the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-10-05
Chances for American Girls.

For the information of American heir
esses, the following list of England $
most eligible titled bachelors has been
compiled by an English newspaper man;
Earl Percy, future Duke of Northumber-
land; age, SO; member of Parliament. OK
ford honor man, dabbles In literature, RANKS
high in political life.
Marquis Douro, future Duke Of Neliihs
ton; age 81; very agreeable and popular.
Nell Campbell, nephew of Duke Of Ar
gyle and future duke, son of Lord AFchl-
bald Campbell, managing partner Of CouttS
& Co, bankers; one of the most popular
young men in England.
Lord Osborne de We're Beauclerk, naI-
brother and heir presumptive of the QUA
of st. Adams; age 80; army officer, now IT,
tired; belongs to Brookss and MarlnorOusi'
clubs. the most exclusive clubs In London
Marquis of Anglesey, aged -, heutenant
In the Royal Horse Guards and owns 5oVt'
acres; a leading member of the BacheioFs
club
Marquis Conyngham, aged "A, has NV
country estates, two in Ireland.
Earl GfanaRd, aged 80, recently appoint
Master of the Horse, one of the most "t
sirahle royal appointments, stands hish III
Kings favor.
Earl of Leyen. aged 81, one of the WeaitN
lest peers in Scotland.
Lord Ronaldshay, heir of Marquis Of he'-
land
Lord Clifford. heir of Marquis of Tweed
dale. 49,,
Lord Rocksavage, heir of Marquis Cho--
mondeley.
Lord Dalmeny. heir of Earl Rosebery and
Rothschild millions.
Lord Brooke. heir of Earl of Warwick.
Lord Howard de Walden, aged u, mas
fine house in Belgrave and IS one Of iht
most popular society men in London
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-10-05
C. w. JILTED FOUR TIMES.
But He Came Through With Flying Col
ors on the Fifth Attempt.

When Col. George Washington first
met Martha Gusts she was Il dashing
widow, yet in her twenties, beautiful,
charming and wealthy. The Father OF
His Country promptly fell in love with
the lady and as promptly laid siege to
her heart. \ chance meeting at the
house of Maj Chamberlayne, an after
noon and an evening with her and he
was almost an accepted suitor
But, says the New Broadway MagA-
zine, the gallant colonel was not exactly
an amateur in the art OF love making
He at least had the experience of great
mistakes to profit by, for history records
the fact that four ladies declined to share
the heart, the home and the glory of the
man who became the greatest American
Handsome, well dressed, skilled in the
elegant accomplishments Of the day, and
above all a soldier, apparently Col
George Washington ought to have been
lover for whose only right any woman
would have iluttered to his arms. BUT
they didn't.
The ladies who thus failed of the illus
trous niche in history chat they might
have had were, in turn, a miss of two
years, whom her sutton of soulful Ii in
dited as the 'Loveland Beauty Il Miss
Fontleroy, Miss Cary and a coquettish
Miss Mary Philipse, whose ancestral
manor house at Yonkers. n. Y, is to
this day reckoned as sort of romantic
shrine.
But from this train of experience the
soldier, who later was able SO brilliantly
to plan Il campaign, doubtless learned
wisdom. He must at least have found
out how not to do it, for when he laid
siege TO the heart OF the widow Gusts
it was done with a master hand that
found the right way as easily as if it had
never failed at the trick.