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@eitern @arnlauo Giicnbaba.

@eItern RarnlauS Giicubabn.
seeirneno 25. s'ooember. perIabt Siuenssta:irn
56gfd.
$40 Ngoroens-Snuelpoft, Snaerstptpn, mN. 4
81. sY'obn," MdnnesbtSo. @b1nbersbira ltHo.
nnsacnommon Sonnine. SGneod nno GurH'
500 GGhn. Instrumentation nan linton,
sSrieGe. futuie tigLidb, a~nsaeromnicn Sonittn9
s1or., @arober, 8etibsburg uro y. uHo 8.
Sibitton 9lnfien.
u So Mndbm. = Grpreb. SnupiItute. SagerS
tenn, &nncnd. Sbipperse.ra liib. alisseiicii,'
men Senrtas, Gschtrid iinb enimttsburg.
Earfpu.SSuoaon. e
FaaIid. ausaeuumuen eountag.
5.f5 Torests = gVri, .. uno 8. Sibifion tne
SauptI,nie ofiItd pnn Gu.crb.Srope. ioiuie
Carlisle.
7.5O Mlorgens - gtflor. mad SisbfieIb. fciute
GfrmitShnrn.
1000 Wcrocli5 gseitrru Grprrf, Weftminfter.
Trip @iahicr. lluion Erioae, grlitehine t3re'
/ oerid), 3hiuinrut, 8lnhueshnrn. gbafnber9'
Httir1 9naereinlpr &Grcrd. Glfntefluno iro
'-eHtr2 buffet Shftrbatnnss Wdnaon.
q 33 "1Gchtn. - Instrumentation nndi a1rrrer.
$50 Nbcnc5--IfIom rGd unicn Nrtoae.
Hat Sruucfitdgs nnb 1nnifoas.
11-25 Mheuo5 - G!fom. nab un~ipn<5rtoee.
gur Suuufaas.
$50 Wlorgens-aifrr- nod ntiors9rioee uiio
6nnnbcr.
/" oaIt nidt. oil &ennfnlearia.st Station al.
| VI. Npbcttiun, q. &. Spiueq,
observation-disclosures. Sen. sEaH. .staenf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-11

Warmor. itno 0ronits@erfe.
6. 0ilg6rtuer & s1Due, .714-1s @eit.9aIti'
Der OF Commerce.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-11

SQQrsSQltlen.
uEertide epar.ganf ban S~nltimOre," euta,p.
uno BaItimoresGtraBe.
,St. Games pdrbaut," gaIttmoresGtrabe Hro
9uitomsSo utesglbeHue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-11
GBciapcnfe 3ampfer.G ompasnic.

Gbciapenfe Sampfcr.G ompaanic.
- Gbefapea't.9inie.
Glegante 4aiia9ier . 9anlpier sslu8nfta" rIo
rIttqHta- = ttah
CD Epirt Guntfcrt itrb TnrfuIf, ga.
9aInpfer o~erlai(en AGItimore. tdeli6 (ausaes
nonlinen .ScrlItagO nm $50 Ibenos. uno fou,
men in Oh Point Comfort llHl 8 ubr Moreens
uno in Goriolf nm 7.1o MloreenS an, lnfhIte'
BFrb an bic Gtter6abn5fiae mad alien glnften
6eS Gitoens
.'' Ours.gtDers2inte.
GIeadnte 9aiin9ier : Sampler nGbIrIoite- uno
Baltimore"
nufl @eitsYptnt uiib Ridlmunb, ia.
9arlpfer n~erlaiier Baltimore 9ieflfiaes, Sors
~f1erit1gS lno Gamitugs I'M & 1lbr GdcbmittdaS
lllo ~foitr1eii 5u @eitsBoint nnt T.45 Wlorgers
uito 8u Hthmono INT 9,20 Wioraens on.
Sie Gnmpfer peroen aui Der Sits irb Hhd'
fqDrt bel giinftieem Mefter in @Iouceiter Boirt.
Clements, gIab @unf uno GIlmono's.
Sanpfer %uerlaiieu Baltimore pom Eicr Er. IL
nno 10, 2igbtitraeeu'Ncr
,.8ur6sBtUcte nab allen Brniten forrel ge-
lt6ert, 8epid aufgeeeben ulb adiiten5trmer
I'M 8oraus r%eTerpirt merten, in ben bieitee1
&iuetsgiirearr; Ir. 1t9, Git.8altimure etrahe,
81. u. GnbipN, Ggent; sir. 1871, Sif,9altinpre
StrnBe, poer ben Snupt : 9iirealG. Nr. $40.
2iaht.Strafe, Baltimore, NIB.
Gcnteu Soher, g, &. Ghisut,
Gen. sG3cfd1ttsflbrer. Sen. s9nifdsier.a leent.
Z. 8. Wic1annrf, SiiIfs.Gen. sSaii. 'aeenf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-11
~UHFFTNt TUVtNN UUW 1tVEU DUtFt
kipenn ni6t anberS angegeben.

Eran 8atlonti6 e 9 0 It.
Mpntag, ben If. OtGr5 nm 6
llhr NbcnOS nod) europa per Cant
pier oaoiicr @ilbelm Der 3meite, "
pin @lpmoutb, G@bcrbour9 mo Orc.
men.
2ienltag, Den -. Wt0r5 rnt
6 llbr Ibenos nod europa per Cant.
pier Baltic pio Queenstown.
Wtittmoh, Den IS. WtQr5 nm
7 llbr IbenoS nod europa per Gam.
pier ga Sopoic," pio SABRE (8oIt.
iohen nod @roBbritonnicn uno ST.
LIMO miiiicn per So Snpoic" oOrci-
itrt ici1).
6reitoA cen 10. Mars - INN 3 llbr
NahmittogS nod bcn N5oren per
Compiler BON 9olton; nm 6 llbr
Nbenbs nud) NcutiNIono per Gam.
pier o3cltti6lan0" pio Elpmoutb,
Gbcr6our0 uno @omburg (Eoitio6cn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-11
Spur,..V eriidher,iroen.

Seuer.G eriiherungen.
,'HunGf SuiuraK!e So. Of 2toerppnl," Senrh
Or. g9arfielo, &eiioent Mnndeer, 101-102
gbamber Of Commerce guiloirg
y8ermnnin 5cueruerIiderunB 80 . 9eie1f4nft,"
Baltimore lluo gtortbsStrnbe,
@m {. sha6ciiuro & GD., Is aito IT ebarl1s
ber5 Of Gor7merre. TH s+.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-11

*** Scittc 9lbeno ueranitoltct
Der .Sbolio-W fGnnerd)or" in Der
o8crmonio- WGnuerfor.SoQc" icincn
WoSfcnbou. Mtit 0iciem nci9t lid
Die Gornepals. Saiion ibrcnt Gn0c 81
uu0 uilr nod eiunlul miro Der nGrri.
Idle Erin5 icin Grldcinen mod)en.
Sesbolb lontc cS fcincr ser Barren
oher feline Der N1rrinnen Is perfcb-
len, ieiner norriiden Sobeit nod
einen, bol6 ben lebtcrt Iribui
Su 5olen. Ser nSbalio WiGnner-
dor" bat audi NQes oui9cboten,
Inn Dem Erin5cn eillen 10 ~miirbiger
a6iticO gu bereiten, ooB ocrieIbe i'm
noflten Sabre germ iuic0er 81 ~icilierl
Voltimorcr 6rCmnocn 5uriidfebrt, -
Gin biibid)cs &oripicl ,ullrbc ollsQcar.
bcitct, Oob ocl Eroben nod ST id)lic.
ben cincn groben GrioIg bobcl
biirftc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-11
@ei6aftss@ cgmetier.

8eitungert SettIdriften etc.
usIe Baltimore Gepe Co.,. 9abib M6ercrpul,
bic, WlaHager, 31s Neit=(5ermansStraBe.a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-11

Ser aroftmen Of. .@ic
fommt'S, Dob Shr Eelcpbon fopllt lit.
SEER @irtb?" - nlSSo, luiiicn g -
ia but Der &oritnnb BON unieren
9ltbIeten,Glub btuein 9qniCbtl")
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-11
Fuit6cfirocrnng mad benz I~nSIanbe

9ie atl5lGn0iide &oit fir Die nit
Dem Is, Wi6r5 eloenoc @ode idlicBt,
piinftliA in alien 60QeL i'm SoIlpt-
Foitnmte mie iolqt:
Budctpoit lit often bon 8 ll6r gor.
mittags bis 8 llbr Na6mitta9s tag.
lid1p aussenolnluen Sonnta0s. @''"'
Eofetpoit fir Geuti6IauO iblieBt
Inn ) llbr Nadmittn9s am #. ltnO
Is. @Gr5; iiir @roBbritonnien NM
Srlono Gienltogs uno 6retto9s UNI
5 llbr Nad)mittagS.
Onnnier fnhrnn hnn Mpm.0 nrf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-11
Jrnit.G

DiarOlnno Truit Gu., Gor6nefi.@de GILBERT
uno Germans ira6e. 8rier Serf6, Brdf.;
6. G.. zimmerman, Sefretdr; Garroa 8Gn
Neb, Sdaeue.lter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-11
81

EcatiNe gan, UVd Baltimore" Baltimore uno
@oaioupsSir., guGuit 8eber BrlfIoeHt, g. ).
Si6t S1agmeiitfr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-11

GupierI1mie6e un0 8lum6etS.
Subn Subert, 1714 1Dame5sStroBe. IS & g.:
gSulie 1899.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-11

Tie 0eut dc . h ter Sc
bdhtnib-S tiitltng, Die oberpprro9ells
oen 0idtern ourd) 8erbreitung ibrcr
Werfe Elm Ienfmol I'M Screen he&
oeutihen Bottles" Ieben mill, bat 1906
einen lebboiten Altfihpung gellonis
men. Sbre Mitgiieoer5ubt iii BON
etipas iiber 1000 altf iait 5000 geitic.
gen, Die Sumnte Der SubreSbeitr0gc
bon Eripatperioneit BON etma 1000
Marf ouf 1900 Worf. Iiif bic
3ubl Der perfoufteit 90n0e Ger oSoitbs
biiherci" mo Der oSplfsbiid)cr" iii
III nbnlidler Weiie in Die Sobe gegun-
gen. .Gic 6olge mar. Dab oegeniiber
1900 91noen bie 1868 an fleine
l1holihe BOLTS. 9ibliotbefen pertbeiIt
moroen tporen, bieSntol ettpa $4,000
Bidder in 24,000 91noen pertbeiIt
meroen fonIttcn. Ger SobresbolSs
bolt Der Siiftung madlte i'm p%erflol-
fenen Sabre in5gelammt etrpa 12,-
800 Mart aus. Die 9emitbungen
Ger yetDaltung paren oarauf gerit-
tet, oenn groben iinan5ie4en uno lite
rariihen Rotbitono Der t%leiiten oDrf.
Iihen @olfsbibliotbefen Geutihlan'S,
Seifreib's, Der Sfnei5 Ii. Der Eeut'
ihen i'm a~uslanbe abSubeifen. Gab
bafir bic Miitel Der Stiituns tros
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-11

9ufidmic6e 3ubeg6r.
g.. seutl 4sanue 81, Gr. 9G2' unb 964, Norbs
SnOsStruBe. H..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-11
NLnnnfntpn

Baltimore grui K Wnarortis Co.," gait.
tabIes&eb1uo'.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-11
@crdJants & Miners Sranspprt. So
OVERWHELMING.
..A m,rroat@rn

Sraft nuo PaFagiere.
*Haf 9oitpn nnb BEN Stcn
Wont., SicnIt., SoRnerit., Samft., 6 nbr Ibos.
*Gadl Brppiocncr nub bent Cfcn
Gonntao, MittpodD, Sreitag, @ uhr gbertos.
u *9sad, Gc,ppurt.Heius lnb 9iprfpn
tdeIim, 6 ll6r @6cnhS.
tSrnht nnoenommeu tdgIid bis 5 ubr yiah"
fit o~cnfcIben 9n9 u6inbrenoe 9drntfer.
i 9,ad, sauaunab .nuo benz etiocn
SicnItaa, Snnneritan, SamitaG G ubr. Abehoe'
,e2' ". Y. Guriu, saclt, Conc Sod.
Sanpt.gircan: 0crriar' nno 4~tgBt'StrnRe.
Gt3,1&S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-11

Bfer0eqei6irr, Sobrifohten.
.. y. Sup son & So, 404 8eitSsrmansStr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-11
QetC6enbeItatter.

Sanber5 e eBgne, ~110S-17t0 GantonegIoemue
2Rm. Goof, gortJs uEh Brenmountsaoenie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-11

@run6eigentburi3 . &senten unb
sSdn0ler.
gtsrrs 6. 9uaaH & Wcp9ep, 16 Dfts2eJtns'
tollsStr1Be. H.4ot
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-11
Qtutiunol,0 anfcn

Ndtiunol,9unfcn.
she Eto SU,un NotIuuGl Sunt, @obs uno Gree
teraSttuGc. IntDb u, &p0t, @rllioeHt; &ns
bio s.. Spnno, &iecsFtdiIocIIt; Seluo .. Jte'
{ oue, &diiirer. H.
,Sirt MntiDunf 9aut of Saltimnre," ~, y.
@ilcor, Gnibier, IT GoutDsStrdBe.
,8. 6. 4aQner. aqiiirer.
y~geeitrrn Ratiuuai Sant,' 20. Wearrioti, Ca
f0ter, Ia gIorosGltaips Strabe. giE
,SruncrS G. MiedJdnics' National 9anf. +"
Gbas. q. Miner, Gdfbter, gioroipeEagde @l'
taius ulo 6aDettesSiraBc.
rsBirb National Saut, baltimore utio Mcrtb'
StraBe; 3dq urp ylndt often. te
1Sarmer5 & WerdlautS' Rational Banf, !"
Soutbs mt 2o1GbnfosS trdBe. .t.tF
Commercial & FARMERS National 9an.," Siio'
peiisGde Somarhs lt1o ScrnlGlrStr., 3. g.
gdIopin, SiiIi5sStGiitrer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-11
rcgiitrirttr o~eutIdier IrSt.
.lOzil triur 9SrnriS.-

HcfIerion. aeGpler:: sic
Stootirod merocn bait aud) oae 1oa'
aeideibtenis, -. s IS nidt 'nlebr 10
pict 1d1i iidtdrbipt Fneroieilrrr, lutc frit,
her eat! iAqeiass bah' ib 1bie game
sdiion min rs 3ieoeniHmanst dts
8umsb1rf' perfauieit fonnert
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-11
9eteftips 9(aentltr.

@le6platten, Weton etc.
Sbuu, Gunftiu & 60, 1910 galoeritonsSir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-11
Esperanto.

Dab man nit einem G(diel5lldcit
an Der @eltiprod)en 3 SOce riGt mebr
poriiber fam, bencilt Die Nlts6rei-
tung 0e8 Esperanto. Mcnn mon be
0enft, bob ooS Esperanto crit ieit 3
bis 6 Sabren aus Der &erborgenbeit
berousgetreten lit, ooB cS gegen @or.
urtbcil uno Genftion ST fGmpfeu
botte, Dob eS, menigitcns bis bclltc,
MIR Gin, lpcnn alld Id0nc6, S0col
mor, un0 mcnll man 0unn Die Gr-
iolgc oieicr 5 bis 6 Sabre OoQe0en
bGlt, 10 ntltB man mirflih itollnen.
Die Gspcrolltiiten 5Gblcn bc1ltc cirfo
" Wtillionclt ilber bic 6on5c Groe
~pcrtbeilte Nnb0nger, Die Sprohc lit
IN % 9totionoliprohen iibcricbt, ea
eri6einen 36 3eitihriften mo Sci.
tln9en in Esperanto, ioIt icOer Sog
hringt Elm nelleS SebrblldL cine Gro.
ihiirc, cin grGBcreS litcrorii0es@erf
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Gutnn & B1tr1tett

Snuoclss uno StcupgrapbcnsGulcg,
0oWnros mn 2cringtpnsStru6e,
ealen Sic ms Ib1en cine bureaus praitii6e
Qcib1ftlibe @rBtebunq aebcn uno Sbnen bnltll
81 elmer git 6dblcnocl Stcue p~erbclfcn, Dan
lenoe tir GirtuIar ooer iprc6c peri0nlih Dor.
EnBidEIc ictt .niien, M1cnoiGne miro ut
"a, September %crDiflet. 49, Ncioc telephone.
(SeptllI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-11

spnnbauer d edntibt Cfrii6er bel Smitb, 98eit
& QbouS, sos 6aIoerisSebduoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-11

WriiiLtN 4 gNtner G0mp0nV, 2O5 M..8aca.st
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-11

GdiIe snr &eiie im's anslanh be.
iOrat. 6. &uinc, Nr. 413, Gt.Sa!ti.
merc-S trakr. nsbe Characteristics ".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-11

9onpf. ltnh @oifer sSei5ung.
Is. 9. shaedsr. TAG Sft2onbdro.Strabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-11

Vaumatertallen, Sbtire!!, Senlter-
rahnira. Yn0rn etc. -
Santes g. Spuct Il eu. II5 uno 1T. sub
Sreoerid'Sitdbe.
@ep. 8. slouR X Vrp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-11

Slng9en, Banner, Ib5eiden.
SiSep Bros, gr. 10. g9eits2egi1gton.StraGe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-11

&oblen 1tno Soi3.
Scurp y. @oa Setne, 800, goIualbid5gIoenue.
'lo' SHmudiadjeit pnS llbrer,
%. J. Miffer, 2S Sfts5alfimotesstraB .at
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-11

BfanoGeibes@ ei1Gfta, ..,,,
,GonfolibnteS ooqn Co.," 1 &oro,eapsStr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-11

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Wcraf5e II
SGmcrcien. Co.,.
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Gapier uno 8upier.9 iitelt,
smItb, SitnM So, los rnh. 107 Sarooer.str
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-11

giano8 unS Grgelr.
Gbas. 80. etieif,, Q OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Wm 9nabe & Co., 2ericsSebduoe, Wlt. 9obuI'
abeIlpe. -.rt "
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-11

5rieo60fe.
yaonSun Eart 6cmeirrD," Office 81, Beitsens
rnio0usStr1be. n-..
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9ambnrgsM
Suppelidraubcn.
Grprcf- nno TaIagier-0 icnit.

!" Ee9en midi in Gberbuur9 on.
81 @roaopap, Rep-Oorf.
Irtgur @. &obiun,
am alteu 8iase,
127 Sit.9aItimore. ctr.
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Stoot8.@onfcn

"o ,ont,t ~ ~ N, 0u : -, " tWnrn'o, -SsGtr~" R
0aIopin, SnIis,faIitrcr. 80
-
DuI.tIn,
"ISS""1HiiSS Son, SYt,' SHtnTit ga,rhrrr H%T9tineui Is ~
EiHf Sd6nnieiItrfH " TN "
Gnor.9orfer.
,ee,tidle epar.san, son g~altimors," .suta.p.
nnS Baltimore sGtrabe,
MISUNDERSTANDING.
- -
SruIt.Gompaqnie'n.
81 nrn(nnh eruit Gn. SpnrSnp0..GSp goIhert.
itIib SermGrs Stra6s. @rier Seri6. Trdf':
~ q 5iimmcTnntunp crfretdr. %6nrtyyon Van
T,h teborttsi Iicr ~ ~ N'
-
io6ie'Se0aHoS.
Ol6nofo+or
arc,cts Q. clc.r, @c'6,|aar~ol oo5 It qopr.
0'gtSS X 5 %ItI, TX r'v abS 20 o. sum
S"% a ~ " Sot 55,'gaSJi L2GGo 69lp Srty9iioHHsV
9. sfm. Gttm6nn, III Notwithstanding.
misunderstanding @crQtDe rno
SGmcrcien.
mann. g..s a. I,
m, Us mxo,;4 mooss
-gIulnIpls i.ito SGttea
Der o. commerce
0nihnr bngto4+nr
S gsm0s T1o 4 S ;5oqT5., i,,5 @IsrIrDo g ~ s1bsn,
-
,os MHpter W t7,1 SSno ma q tt FsaA'Se + 81 8.
gSuIfe 1895. ~
--- .
So,tp,.N 80 riihpr,tt1nrn
~ sm0P gnor YSlHF"S@i ciiS SDi q Sp S5Ss5ee0'l t 9e1h65S
gbarh6er 81 Commerce Bnii6irg
9aItimore. IgO gtorl9.stTate,
"m mcrs S99a ap!a,Srt " e"' 10 al" : I sPuH'
Observation-Disclosures @oen+pr ,rrh
No 49,
%isrrs 6. 5HaaH & @epRep, 10 oft'aeStna'
~"Su6s' 'Hf'
oIstat -.
~~
SufihuicS- 0,,behS,. ~. ,J.
6. seOt! a.agHe 90, 9tr' 952' unO 704, gSoro'
-
The Jewish outlook., 1907-04-12

the religious mission Of the Jewish peo-
pie which can only be fulfilled by their
dispersion over the wide globe and by
their participation in the destiny and
culture of the nations among whom they
dwell. Reform theology takes full cog
nizance Of the various phases of Juda-
ism beholding in Prophetism, Mosaism
and Rabbinism the same historic forces
at work as are moulding the new form of
religious life and thought represented
by Reform Judaism Yet even Reform
Judaism is far from being final We
only know that we are in the midst of a
new process Of development and growth
under the influence of the new ideas and
currents of thought that come to us
from all directions. We have begun to
realize that amidst the great change
our intellectual, religious and social life
is undergoing everywhere, the historical
character task Of the Jewish people as
Gods priest-nation will be better under
stood and accordingly the right position
accorded to Judaism among the world s
religions. Zionism, however, which per-
verts history and rejects belief in Divine
Providence, can claim no share in the
working out of theological system Of
Judaism. certainly not of Reform Juda-
ism in America.-Reform Advocate
The Jewish outlook., 1907-04-12

The habit of being unhappy may seem
to be strange expression. but it is a
duty enjoined and blessing to be at
tanned.
Submission is no cry of defeated
man; it is the soul seizing on the privi-
lege and right of being completed after
God s pattern.-Phillips Brooks.
Little self lf-denials, little honesties, lit
tie passing words of sympathy, little
nameless acts of kindness, little silent
victories over favorite temptations
these are the silent threads of gold
which, when woven together, CLEAN our
so brightly in the pattern of life that
God approves-Canon Farrar
The temple Of the mind in which we
meet the hundred and one tiny circum.
stances of every hour determines our
happiness or unhappiness for more than
does the detail Of what those circum-
stances are. We can not choose the cir
cumstances, but we can choose the tenn.
per-Lucy H. M. Soulsby
We have a more or less true ideal of
what our own human life ought to be
Of what opportunities we ought to have
for the development of our faculties
of what home and school and college,
youth and married life and old age,
work and rest ought to mean for our
selves and our families. We are to be as
truly jealous and active for other classes
or other individuals as we are for our
own class or our own family or our.
selves.
The Jewish outlook., 1907-04-12
REPRESENTING

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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1907-11-01
HOW TEDDY Went
BACK ON HIS
FRIENDS
Ainsworth Issues a Statement
Showing He Had Filth That
President Would Never BACK
Down On Statehood Issue.
CATcH-How TEDDY Page 2
Phoenix Democrat.1

c. F. Ainsworth, whose name has
been connected with statehood mat
tiers as much as that of any other res
IueuU i1Oiisa ,iyli isIs5 liIy5 pest a. '.
months. was this morning asked for
his view of President Rooseyelt's re
cent promises. Ainsworth replied as
follows:
Il am much pleased TO learn that
President Roosevelt now favors the
admission OF Arizona and New Mex
leo as single states, and that he win
do all that he can to promote their
admission.
Il feel confident that If the presi-
dent. with this end in view. viii III
his message to the 60th congress rec
ommend in as forceful language the
admission of Arizona and New Mex.
leo as separate states, as he rec
commended to the 59th congress their
joint admission, we may have some
hope OF being admitted this coming
winter. provided we all work togeth-
err for statehood.
Every joint statehood man in Ari-
iona, SO far as know. is ready and
willing TO do all in his power for Ari-
zona's admission this coming winter.
1nCg NOOH NAC FAtSi1CikN az Ills WI a
when he said in his message to the
59th congress:
81 recommend that Indian Terrific
ry and Oklahoma be admitted as one
state and that New Mexico and Ari
iona be admitted as one state. There
is no obligation upon us to treat ter
ritorial subdivisions, which are mat
tiers of convenience only, as binding
us on the question Of admission tc
statehood. Nothing has taken up
more time in the congress during the
past few years than the question as
to the statehood to be granted te the
four territories above mentioned, and
after careful consideration of all that
has been developed in the discussion
of the question i recommend that
they be Immediately admitted as two
states. There is no justification fOl
further delay; and the advisability Of
making the four territories into two
states has been clearly established.
q took him at his word when he
said to me in the White House, in the
last conversation I had with him. il
| the presence of two witnesses, that
while he was president of the United
1 States, if bill ever came to him ad
hitting either Arizona or New Mex
ice as a separate state he would vett
it.
1.-THE joint statehood people be
! lieved the president when he wrote
/ DIT. Mark A. Rogers, of Tucson, thi.
letter:
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1.-THE WHITE HOUSE.
]. sxx-o T,,,.a 81 1QaE


My dear sir:-s - 1t iss my
earnest hope that the people of the
territory OF Arizona in their wisdom
will decide to enter the union as part
of the great state of Arizona. No
man can foretell what viii happen in
future; but it is my belief that if the
people of Arizona let this chance go
by they viii have to wait very many
years before the chance again offers
itself, and even then it viii very prob
ably be only upon the present terms
that is upon condition OF being
joined with New Mexico. If the pee
pie of Arizona come in now they viii
achieve what every self-respecting
American out to wish to achieve
that is, the right OF self-goyernment.
If they refuse what is proffered them,
and what In my opinion IS proffered
upon the only proper and permissible
terms. they condemn themselves to
an indefinite continuance OK a con.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1907-11-01

Witnesses:
WILLIAM J. FRANCIS.
CHARLES W. HULL.
LYMAN W. WAKEFIELD,
Register.
First publication October is. 1907.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1907-11-01
NOTICE or APPLICATION FOR
U. s. PATENT.
Mineral Application No. 2e6.
Mineral Survey No. 2411.
Phoenix, Arizona,
nctnhar 10 1907

ElOCRiAs Ai.LJtdp
October u, 1907.
Notice is hereby given that |. w
Wallace, whose postoffice address Is
BIsbee. Arizona. has made aDpliea-
ton for u. s. Patent for the following
mining claims known as Climax. Cy-
clone, Epoch. Black Bear. Schenectady.
Old Stratton. Comet. Star. Kea-sage.
Fraction No. /. Fraction No. 2. Frac-
ton No. 4. situated in Sections p and
Is. Tp. % s.. R. "a E., in the Warren
Mining District. County of cocb.se.
Territory Of Arizona, and more par
ticulary described as follows. to-wit:
CYCLONE: beginning at Cor No.
L. whence n. W. Cor. Sec. 3, TIP. "a
g., R. "a e.. G. & s. r. B. & NJ,
brs. 8. deg. Sc min. 80 sec. T.
6s45.2 H. Thence N. II deg. &c min.
so sec. z. 1929 II. to Cor. No. 2:
thence ". 10 deg. q min e. 1900 It.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1907-11-01

CHIHUAHUA, Mexico. Oct. 31-The
Rio Tinto Mines G Shelter company.
operating the copper mines and prop
critics at Terrazas, 25 miles north Of
this city. has closed down the smelter
for 50 days 10 PIT in new water jack
cts 10 increase the capacity from $50
to $50 tons daily. copper and lead
This Is part of the general plan 10
eventually have an s0O-ton plant.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1907-11-01

CHIHUAHUA, Mexico, Oct. 31-The
Batopilas Mining company. owning the
famous Batopilas silver mines, in this
state, has declared an initial dividend
of u II cents gold per share. payable
December q. next. The company says
Il has s250,e00 gold in its treasury
and has concentrates at its mines
worth 100000 more. The company
claims to have 5 years supply of low
grade ore for its 109-ton mill
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1907-11-01

THE joint statehood people are ar
ranging to form statehood clubs
throughout the territory, and ask
every man irrespective of party to
join us in our efforts to obtain state
hood for Arizona this coming winter. !"