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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-15

party, Il enough to create the bolief that
many OF the free citisens OF our great re-
public have renounced the principles Of
self-government and want master"
The most conspicuous failure Of the Amer
lean system of self-government Is in the
management Of the cities. In but few
exceptional cases the municipal administra-
lions have developed corruption. inefflciency
and weakness. This has been due almost
exclusively to the fact that municipal taf-
fairs have been relegated to the field Of
politics, with state and national lines gov
erning In the choice of candidates at the
primaries and the polls Only recently have
there been signs of a disposition in the
cities to break loose from this pernicious al
iegfance to the political machines, and such
separations have only rarely proved per-
marent as witness the reaction In Phila-
delphia after period Of reform.
The American people who have under
taken to secure better Municipal admins
tration have not renowned the principles
OF self-government," as. the Picayune says.
They have merely more fntelligently ,ap-
piled those principles. They do not want a
master That is the very reason why SO
many of them are growing FESTIVE under
the tyranny of the professional politician
and the grating office-holders. They prefer
to concentrate responsibility and to hold
those who are charged with the admins
tration of their local housekeeping squarely
up to the mark Of performance. No matter
how the organization may change, so long
as the choice Of municipal managers is de-
termined by popular ballot there will be no
REIMBURSEMENT Of self-government and no
mastery, save In cases of higher intelI-
gence, when the mastery will be over the
crooked schemer who has for years fat
tened off the perquisites Of municipal office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-15
Gov. Hughes and the Machines.

BE sure you are right. Then go ahead"
And. 1t may be added. having started, keep
pointing in the right direction
This seems to be the rule adopted by Gov.
Hughes. As candidate for governor he
made his promises to the people. AS gov
ernor-elect he had two months in which to
formulate program. He employed the
time rejecting about his obligations and
opportunity and consulting with friends.
Upon taking up the duties Of his Office he
made his recommendations to the legisla-
ture. and then awaited the results.
The two machines-the republican and the
democratic-showed their teeth, so to say.
They would have none of the governors
policies. If 1t was his to recommend, 1t was
theirs to accept or reject. They had de-
cided. 1t was announced. to reject. They
claimed to control the legislature, and with
that power they would control the governor.
He must give way, or be routed.
Things drifted. The machines watched
the governor. They delayed matters in the
legislature. Kelsey, the insurance commits
sioner, whom the governor sought to re-
move. through their influence and encour-
agement held on. Bills carrying the gov
ernor's wishes were blocked in committee.
One side or the other must yield, or the
session would be barren. Should the ses-
sion be barren, the republicans being In
the majority In both houses, would pay the
penalty before the people.
The machines drew the first blood. They
saved Kelsey. Then they turned to the
governor as il to say, Now will you be
good? Or do you want more of the same
kind? Do you want your public utilities
bill and other bills changed past recogni-
ton, or thrown out altogether? We are
prepared to do as we please toward you and
all you representa-
The governor made no direct reply Nor
did he play politics. He threatened no man.
He simply stood pat. In private CONVERSE
lions and in public addresses he reaf1rmed
the views he had addressed to the legisla-
ture. and in that way developed the fact
that in the contest the people were with
him. He was loudly applauded everywhere
he spoke: 49, -s
The machines. and particularly the re-
publican machine, took warning. With
large knowledge Of the people and the
peoples manifestations. they saw that the
hour for surrender had come, and that the
pleasing ceremony devolved upon them
And so Gov. Hughes wins He was right,
and having started he kept on in the right
direction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-15
Water Pleasures and Risk.

Despite the backward start and numer-
Gus false alarms, 1t may be accepted that
spring has come In truth, not enthusiasts
tically. but demurely. In a short time out
door life will begin in earnest. There will
be picnics and excursions and individual
jaunts into the country. There will be
boating and sailing. swimming and fish,
ing. The water surfaces will invite great
throngs Of people. Then will come the
water dangers, through carelessness or
ignorance or reckless risking of desperate
chances for sheer love Of what Is mis-
named sport. Then, of course, there will
be danger from the cupidity OF men who
undertake to run excursion boats with In
adequate provision for insuring the safety
of their charges. There is. indeed, danger
Everywhere Tor these who 20 beyond the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-15
Reform.
From the Philadelphia Record.

From the Philadelphia Record.
Tidal waves Of reform have been sweep
ing lately over the south. Several states
have enacted prohibitory liquor laws, or
local option laws that amount to nearly
the same thing. Two or three states have
recently legislated against gambling, and
now Texas rs utilizing the taxing power to
abridge by indirection the consututionally
guaranteed right of every citizen to bear
arms. 1t has imposed upon all dealers q
tax of so per cent of Abe gross receipts for
pistols. and it is hoped that the traffic
therein will be radically curtailed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-15
Too Early for Excitement.

From the 1noiahapOHS news
It occurs to us that there Is no special
reason for any great excitement or pother
at this early day about the next presiden-
tial campaign or candidates. All In good
time. The people have a year of prosperity
before them yet-as prosperous apparently
as any of the golden years that have gone
before Their politics is not in chaotic
shape and they are not to be diverted just
yet from the serious business of life And
they are abundantly able to take care OF
themselves at the proper time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-15
Attainment,

Have you forgot how. a day or two since.
You rallied at the chill which the climate
displayed?
Each breeze that came out Of the sky made
you vince,
And the weather reports left you sad and
afraid.
And now when the bough buds with conf
dent glee.
Have you the assurance to kick cause
It's hot?
Those days which were mournful and dark
as could be
For lack of warm wave. oh, have you
forgot?
Now let the thermometer joyously range,
Fulfllment is here of our earlier desire,
We've shivered a full share and now for q
change,
Our privilege proud it shall be to perspire
So be not discouraged nor call 1t a grind,
Nor VOW mistake is discovered too late
The present discomfort, we frequently find
Is something we formerly thought would
be great
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-15

OIn order TO avoid delays on account Of
personal absence letters to THE STAR
should not be addressed to any Individual
connected with the ONCE, but simply to
THE STAR, Or to the Editorial or Bust
ness Departments. according to tenor or
purpose.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-15
Julep Rhetoricp
From the New York Sun.

We can't quite make out from Col. Wat
terson's metaphors whether his dark
horse" for President who would "fli the
loose sails of the old ship Zion with hopeful
gales and perhaps prove an Abraham Lin
coin to the lost sheep of the house of JEFF
ferson and jackson and Tilden' is a big
bassoon player or merely a sheep herder
BY the way. mint has begun to grow In the
bluegrass country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-15

Addicks will never quite recover from his
desire to hold prominent Office. II he should
go to Russia the car might prevail ON him
to accept some OF the nerve-racking re-
sponstbiiity in his court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-15
Having Fun

EYES," remarked Farmer Corntossel. my
boy Josh gets good deal O. fun out of
automobiling'
but he doesn't own a machine"
"Of course not. He's one O. the county
constables"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-15
SHOOTING STARS
No Small Dealer,

did you ever sell your voter asked
the impertinent friend.
Never" answered Senator Sorghum. IA
single vote Is Of no consequence these
days. you've got to contract to deliver
them in punches"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-15

Mr. Reynolds report on the District gov
eminent has commanded notice chiefly as
a graceful personal compliment to his dis
tinguished employer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-15

II food keeps going up in cost it will be
no longer In order to sneer at the man who
puts In his time catching fish as a time
waster. Even the minnow may become a
precious morsel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-15

DR.. Osler's Views are now listened to with
respect by the entire public. His accidental
advertising was little painful, but it has
done him good.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-15
.nuslin
Underwear.


Women's Gowns, made OF spIend,d
quauty OF muslin. canbric ana long
cloth; high. " and round neck. Yoke
t WIN embroidery Insertion. hemstitched
tucks; others lace-trimmed; long ana
short sleeve; excellent width
sne length. Sizes Is. 10 II. soc
Women's Gowns, made of excellent
quality iongcioth, cambria and muslin:
t,, sn ana round neck. Yoke neatly
tucked with embroidery insertion:
Others daintily trimmed with lace head.
ing and ribbon. full width and -
length. Sizes Is, 16, II. Actual /WC
values 300 and 1.25. Special.
Women's Drawers. made of excellent
quanty Iongcloth. cambria and muslin;
full width; some finished with deem nm.
brella rufiies, double rows of Val. lace:
some with dainty embroidery
edging. Sizes 3d. Is. 81. 20. soc
Actual value, Toe. Special
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-15

Rudyard Kiplins says that chance figures
in art. Despite the present disposition to
depreciate his work, Kipling is young
enough to have lot more chances coming
to him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-15

Caruso has decided not to press an appeal
from that sentence of $40 fine. He takes
home enough money to warrant him in
overlooking the small change.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-15
Hittites.
eyeland Plain Dealer.

From the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
They have q base ball team in Massa-
chusetts composed entirely of preachers
The name Of the organization isn't given,
but 1t would seem as Il something like
Hittites would be eminentiy appropriate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-15

Lawyer Abe Hummel does not appear to
be in line for any reward whatever for
his efforts to help the prosecution in the
ThaW case. -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-15
A Tribute to penrose.

From the Louisville Courier Journal
However. It Is impossible to believe In
the total deprayity of even the republican
party since nobody has mentioned Boies
Penrose for Vice President.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-15

There will be less Pittsburg wealth than
usual in evidence. during the. summer
amusement season in New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-15

There is determination in Ohio not to
bury the Ratchet until after somebody has
been scalped.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-15

Col Watterson's dark horse has produced
an unusual stir in the tall grass among the
searchers for advance information
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-15

1t will hardly be necessary to request
foreign governments to send diplomatic rep
resentatives who have not the automobile
habit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-15

Gov Hughes was one of the few men who
could look genuinely surprised when q pres
idential boom tapped him on the shoulder.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-15

Mr. Corey has shown much diplomatic
skill in getting through long and diff
cult interview siege
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-15

Numerous democrats regard Bryan as a
logical candidate but an illogical debater
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-15
One Of the Two.

do you think you republicans will Sc
cure harmony In Ohio?"
well" answered the astute observer,
I'm, not sure whether we win or not.
ALI we can do Is to start with the letter
H and spell the rest Of the word later"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-15

DO you enjoy poetry?''
Yes" answered Miss Cayenne. SIT Is a
great conversational convenience. It en-
ables people to quote instead Of being
stupidly original
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-15
Population.

From the Memphis News-Scimitar.
Let every city take its own census and
we'd have all the population we want. st,
Louis has started the ball.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-15
The Natural-Rorn T,eadar-

The Natural-Born Leader.
Your conscience has a task that's light.
You need not study long;
If you agree with me, you're right
And II you don't, you're wrong.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-15

THE STAR has . regular ana permanent
Family Circulation much more than the
combined circulation Of the other WASH
ington daIhes. AZ News and Adver.
tising Medium Il has NO competitor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-14
2uttcr,uirtbldJaft i'm Honucrncnrs
VurcaM.

Columbus, 8, t3. Gc5cmber
-0oa ,3uriidboIten zines nidt iron-
tirtcn 0rieieS Bate helttc ocn pegelt
GrmorOung ieiner @eIiebtcn gum
3o0c pcrurtbeilten Sobn SoIep aus
Gleuclano bcinahe Dem elettriidell
Stuble ilberlieiert. Ger Wnroeirt
res 3nhtboliea truf ou er in Ser
lcbten Naht 9tidbt9 Don Dem @ou'
uerneur borte, olle n0tbigen 2lnItaI.
ten iilr Die Soiuridtung, belt ea ie-
Ooh itliebIi6 iiir ratblonL lid nod
einmal per lclcpbon beIm 8ouuer
nelr iibcr Die Sohc 81 crtilnoigen.
Gr crbieIt SIR 9lntport. oaB ibm per
Eoit Iufimentt geIbidt iuoroen
l(,s4sa.,,~ t.,h, ,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-14
Wcridltct.

G 6icago 13. Ge5enber. -
Ser Nrger 9tidorb @aIton. melher
Irot 2ouiic @bitc Grant i'm lebte1
Scptember crmorOetc, lpuroe beute
i'm biciiaen @ei6ngniB ourf oen
Strang hlngeridtet. Srmi 8rant
mar cine &inoergarten 2ebreriu
lno bate @olton, ulS lie i'm 9cgriiie
mar III Elm onoercS 2ogis ltn5lt3ic.
ben nit Dem 3uiamnlenpndcn ibrer
M0bcl bcouitragt. Ter 9teger merftc
0a6ei oaB 6ie ,Srut mertbpolle
SHnlldlaben altf ibrer &ommooe
liegcn bate, llnb nm OieieIben 3ll
ltcblelL oran9 er am iol9en0en 9lben0
Ourh elm tSentcr i'll Die Wobnung
ein uno erluiirgte Die i'm Sett liegen0e
5rut. Gr muroe III Spriugiielo,
Sll9., einqeianAen inO befanllte lid)
bel icinem Ero5eiic ibuIOig. NGb.
reno ieiner @efongenld)oit erfl0rte er
nir0crbolt, er ocroicnc Den Zoo lmo
miinid)e, lobalO ais moglih 6ingerids
tet 5u meroen.
u h mon0, 30, 13. Ie5cm6cr.
-- glonb ,SltIton ein Negcr, Ser
Moroer 9toob NSobnlon'S, cn0ete
bcllte 81 9riltoI am @ol1cu.
Sincoln 9iebr. t3. lc5ember
- Gus aui (oO Ourb 0en Stron8
lolltcnoc Goocaurtbeil gcgcu ocn Nc.
ger Surriion Gldrfe murOe beutc
9tohmittag i'm beiigcn StaatSjutt.
bollie pollitredt. Gie }InU0Ite OeS
Gerurtbcilten bnttcn iidb belniibt, Die
Soinridhlng binuls 81 ihicbcn, IN
Dem iie cine Fetition einreihten IN
mcIher iie bebnllptcten, ibr Silent iei
mabniinni1. Jiihter GorntIb per-
mari Die Ectition bellte 9tabnllttag
mo Maroein @eemer uol5og gleiA
Onroui ons llrtbcil. S5nrriion Glarfc
crnorOetc in Gnrabo Oen Stras
Observation-Disclosures gOmaro 6leltrp,
nm i'm 5n berauben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-14
&anbmorb tn 9otel.
Sin jn Grange, N.-1, pcriibtcS len.
IntiuucilcS &crbrcdru.

W6r0Cr ucrbraAte nah Scr lbat cine
polle StmOc inn 3immer icinea
Spicr9. - Gpllitrrttc llno Der.
idobCnc SpinrihtunQcn. - 9tibt.
frantirltng Cinc3 oiiijieIlcn
S6reibena br3 @ouucrncurs bon
Nbio b0tte beinubc uCrb1n9niB
pole 6olAcn 9cbdbt. - lbums
Fro}eB Bat iopeit ihon iiber
100000 gctoitct mo mcbr @elO
miro pcrlangt. - @lltC gC5Q1-
llm1 fiir SohpcritGnoi0c. -
Shmcrr }lnf(aQc gc9cn Sic Grd.
ii0cutin Scr hriitlicbcn lcmpc,
rCn5meibcr.
OranQG IN, 10. 03cnber.
- ISrc0erif u. HonIcr, elm Hcihcn,
bcitattcr lit i'm biciigcn oYnrf.6otcl"
cincm 9ioubmoro 5ln Spicr geiolen.
Gr mnr0e hellte irilb ais 2cid)e in
'cincm @ctt geiiln0en. Scin aopi
mar NIT eiucn Sumlncr ODER 9eil 5lt
9rci geidlo1cn, 0o6 fonntc man bic
Vlor0mnfic nidt inoen, lnb ser
Ntoroer bate feinc ermGbnenSlpertbc
Spur bintcrlnlicn. Gin 9iumont.
rinh cine golOcne llhr un0 ctlpa
$3.50 III @norgeIo mlr0en Dem Spfer
obGenonllnen. 3mci ,Srolten lurlhe
elm otItoBenoes 3intmcr einnnbmem
b0rtcn Goncr mGbrcnO Der Nadt
it0hncL nnein bo c9 gIeib ouroui
IT'LL lutroc, 10 icbcnften iic oem Gor.
iull fcine meitcre @eabtlng. Ger
Wf0r0er mar 0ur1 Elm nod oer5euer,
letter fiibrenoc9 6cnlter IN oaa 3ins
mcr cingcOrlmgem cntfcrnte iif ie-
oob mabriheinIih 0urh oie 9bilrc.
Ger ,3nitono oea @aihbedenS uno
ser Sanotiiher 5eigtc, oab er nah
icincr 1bot ieinc $6Gnoe mo aIeioer
geluaiden bate. 9Illi Der blitqe-
tronftcn 9ettOede Io1 ein babies
GutenO uffener 9rieic at Jiomcr,
uclhc Der &erbreber Dor ieiner Gnt.
fermtng las. pile llmitdn0e Oellten
an 0aB ser M0roer cine pole Shrn-
sc IN Oem 3inlner bIieb, unh0em er
iein Werf pollenOet bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-14
9. .. 8 II 3 beII,
lShnninlnin Wan, .Hl q
Iie Wonongab &ataitruphe.
Ut onoruab NJ .g,o t3 =,

Oi ionongab, @..ga., t3. 1e;.
StantS NerglperfS Snipeftor
FanI oon .girginien lit belte
nit elmer grilnOIiden llnteriuhung
Der 3eden Jtr. 6 uno 8 beih1ftigt,
mo ole nnbcren 9lrbeiteu iino iul.
tcrOeien cingeiteat. 9iS geItern
Nbeno marcn 800 Seihen berallsge.
bolt mor0en. Der bon ser Gompag.
nie ongcitelltc SatS.Genius ergiebt,
haB 33S W0nncr uernlibt lperoeh
nn0 Dies lit wnbrideinlib Die tbat.
idhIidle 3ubl Der Spfer. rSn oieien
tSnllc miirOcn iih nod ctpa Is Sci.
hen III Den 3ehen beiinoen. 0iel-
Icidt t0nnten ieooh alIh nod einige
Gontrattoren uno in Iienlten oieier
Gontrottoren Icbenoe 2eute. lpelbe
uiht bier mobnten, inter oen Spiern
iein Ter 9lniong ocS Snquelts lit
ulli Gienitag perihobcn luoroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-14
0ie S6paben,
0te &ranfert,
starf nno ssinno sema6t onrd
Or. ,Ra0uuau S
,Re| oluent.

Scoer Gropfrn bon ~. Juopab's Reiolbent
trdGt burd oaS Nht ben ScbpeiB. llrin uno
anocre 5IiiIHieiten lIno edite bes 5oftems bic
2ebenairait bonn es eriett ole abfouoerunseu
ocS a6rperS nit neuen uno aciunoeni Wlate.
rial Or, HuOiunD'S HGiolpeut 1T Die ein5se
poiitbe Gur ur
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-14

ben C5eGuieu Ger gntiir crtpre6enben ScbeiL
iuie mir eo in uHierem 9aiteHocn 3eitntet let.
Der Mot inlmcr fiibgeu f5lrneu. ScsbuIb Ut c5
qutb cire NfdfC5, 3nr 9atur Die bon Gr5ter5t
99lhttoicit. lucHu mir bel ocu 9luiei6en enf3
qcioen5, ous ms in oieiem Sample nm 8 ID
fetn 6efallen Bat ms MIDI nui GuediiIber mo
funftge dbeuoe 2toiie eindiIen ioHoeru ole
tbdtiqcn Rilau5cuitofle rpie iie il6 ms III Der
btitcn 5orm luo SuberetlHg in Den ct. ser
uaro 0rdutsryinen onrbleien IN Npoibeleh
5u baben. (SlSoSa)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-14
SrDan lit sufricDeu.

Hincoln 9iebr, 13. 0e5ember.
- @nl. &cnnin8a 9rpan gob iiber
Die @o6I uon 1cnocr iiir Den nad-
ltcn oenotrntiihen Nafional Gons
rent ieiuer 3ufrieOenbeit 9lusoriid.
. .EerionIih bate ib feline @abI, !"
iagte er, oirgeno elm Srt 5piiden
Bolton an0 Can SronciSco mGre mir
reht geueien. Sd mollte ben Gon-
bent uidt nab oeu Ebilippinen ooer
Eorto 9iico geben ieben, ober in ie-
Dem unOeren Grte lit Die Sahe III
Sr0uluu."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-14
21ieren. llno SIa ien.Seioen,

utinIbe uno SantsSrauibeiten 8laienieine,
3udcrfrani0cit 98aiieriubt, gl6iteauua oes
gSaierS, unbeiiduotgteit oes Trims. 8rebtide
Ar0ntbet sII6uuinnria uno in aaen f5dlIen,
no pFrid Suit "sBubennnfnb borbunoen lit ooer
onS gSacr bid, polia uuo gentiibt lit init
Gubitdnlen pie onS 28eiBe eues Sizes ODER Sd,
ben iuie wcbe Geioe ODER es bat eu franlbaf.
tes, buniIeS, blibfes glusiebeu mo fpeiben
Bone Suil Noocnnb. uuo nenu Elm prideIn.
oeS, brcnneuocs GefibI betm Raifren bon
2Sniier mabrne0mbnr lit. uno S6mer3en i'm
1reu5e uno in ben 9eRoeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-14
S6nerSbaftes ltriniren.
%. NuIi 1903.

20. 5uIl 1908.
@crren y HaotpaD & Co
Sb mar bcbnfiet NIT llnbeitdnoiafeit h.s
urtns. Bin ne5iuunger, oiele Wlale in "a Shn.
ben 8u urtniren IS lit cine grobe 9elditiaura,
luie uucb fcbr ftbmer5bait. WIene sefcbIed5ttbcu
ardite ino febr biuatb 80 mnb Hadbts aue
5'pei Stunoen uuffe6cu, Inn 5i uriniren: wern
ib Mid ocricbIafe, iIiebt es 40 SD bin 81
Sabre alt uno nnoer,petig bel fe6r outer CBe,
innobett 80 criube um Ut, Hubruaps snien
Nnib, bite, nm foforii9e 9lni,port.
c. .. SubbeII
GbampIain, GInion.Go., Rsg.
Gin 9lpnat ipdtcr.
20. sliteuft 1908.
Sr. Hn btp III & 60. 9eipsg)urf.
Sd nebme iett Die finite 5Iaide bon Sbrem
RcioIoent linh beinoe mid oieI 6eiIer. Sabe
nutgebbrt ben .Gntbeter" All asbrnubeu. llrir
puiitrt iebt onll urouungsmdbIa unb Ieitnt.
obne Sdmerjen. aann iebt better fd5Iufen.
Gtebe Mot 70 bdufig auf. Der SpestaIiIt. oer,
tb in goiton coniuIirte, fneie mir, i'd u,iilIe
metncn urin ub3ie6en 70 Iange i'd Iebte uno
INNER nit bieI S6mer6eu. 2d rabm ben Re.
lolbcnt iteig. bon sfniang an, eiueu Seiiert.
IbeeIbffel bou cine babe Stunoe nab ieber
WtubI3eit sd 'cbreibe oiefen 8eridt, nm Sud,
ptieH 5t ldifer, bub slucS in Cronuna lit -
fcne G6merBen mo cn gefunoer 8uItaub Scr
Ninie. Gou tdb nod cine g9eie tortfabren, ben
Neloloent 5u nebmen2 Sd Ieere iett Die glnle
9nn5 obne BsibiiIfe bes Gni5eter
S3r nufribtieer
9. .. Su6beIT
GbampIaiH. 9ew.gorf
Sine GIafbc bon Raonaps &efoipeut ent.
bdIt utebr oes ntiipen aSrin8ips Der Oseoi5tn
ais iraeno cine anoere grdpuraon 8u nebs
men in 1beeIbffcI'2oien. ipdbreno unoere fiinf.
ooer iebsmal mebr erforoeru. Vreis ST. Der,
fault bon gIpotbeieru ooer init @rpret suee.
ibdt, boraisbe5ubIt, auf gmpfang unieres
9reies.
G6dt an IT. Jabiuap g. Co., Nr. 90,
2nnpciie Gde aconaro.strube, Geip.gori fiir
gBoof Of glo0ce" (b)