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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-03
Gepnrtrmert fir bffentlide siderbrit-9auteu.
llutcrsT c%pGrtcmcnt Stirenu hes (5ebaubc'
Snipcfturf, Natbbaus.

Su"illWpre, j. 1lIpDet lSOt.
Ingebote lueroeN entaegeTl qenoHlreN bon Der
goHtrattbebtrbe oer Gtabt Baltimore fir bic
@rri6tung oes neleu Saten' unb 2ctterhauies
9ir. I auf benz BaupIate Tr. 929-931, M,eGnl'
lob: strake, fir ben W;inpor uno Staotratb. bon
Baltimore fir ben @ebrnudb Der ,Senerbebproe.
sn9ebote miiifen in periieaclten Gpubertcn,
abret'trt an Die rSonro 81 snarhs Of baltimore
Sin" uno nit Der glufibritt Bio for 20. 4
Srld 6oufe" aut Der sllBerieite n%erfeben, &rn.
I. Sefpen lborlas. Stuots Jtegtiirntor, IN oeiier
GlircdI i'm 0tatbbalI5 I'm ooer Dor If uhr Bot
ntittaGs an f6. Eftuber 1907 iiberreltt foeroer.
Seocm ~gtn9ebot nlub Elm an bet Ufapor mn
Stabiratb bon baltimore 3nblbarer oertifi5lrter
Gbed iiir $500 beigeIegt fem.
Ser erfolgrei1e Dieter mub 9iir9ihait. tel
len uno ben 8citimmIi1gel bcs itiotiitet Char
tcrs he5iiglih Gontrnitc ladbtortmetl.
3eihrut9eu uno Spe5ififationert ibunert am
ooer nudb Dem 9. Sfiober 1907 i'm 9iireali beS
@ebiuoesS nipefiorS beibtiet merber.
Sic geb0rbe Behalf iid bas Redt Dor, trgcnb
etn ooer ale Wngebote St beruerferl.
Goiparo :. Yrcifun,
@ebdlocs Snfpettur.
Serebmiet
Z. @arrn Mabpuf,
Rrdltoent Der SpnirniisGcbproe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-03

lVUTetuI. oOpuperflelr you OOH UII
iol,ri lit Elm 5reuno Der Stooten.
redte, ober oie perionliGen &et)tc
Ser Staatsonaeborigen iino nid)t
mad ieinem 8eihuod.
SIN Wonnt Septembcr
pllrbcn IN Den gercinigten Staoten
t13,660,000 Dollars in Corporate
men nit elmer capitalization pom
100000 Collars uno barber angce
Iegt. Sm September 1906 luaren eS
242 Willionen.
3ie egierun8 Mill bel
ser Gurdlfiibrung bes neuen Tab-
rnn9smittel- 8eieses b%eionoerS oar-
ol,f ieben, bab bas gtifettiren bon
@bisfcp Den, @eiebe e1tipred)enb &C.
id)icbt. @orum benn gcraoc Dem
Sdmapps beionbcre IufmcrtIalnteit
Idcnfen uno nidt oen onoeren plel
w~id)ti9eren 9tobrungsmitteIn?
Sic St1rfe Scr organi.
Iirten Wili5cn III ben Scrclnigten
Staoten iteat lid nad) DEM Sabreas
bcrift beS General. Nbjutantcn Minis
lportt ollf 1t0,995 Wamt. 9tlf)t &C.
raoe picl fir eilt 2ono BON scr 8robe
Der Tcrcinigten Stouten, ober &C.
mig, nm cine Snpoiion ob5lhpebren
ODER cine Sniurreftion SIT inter-
oriiden. Sinter Sen Wili5ien Itcben
nod eegen IA Milioncn moffen'
i1hiae, aber nid)t o~rgoniiirtc Mdnner
iiir Sen 6o( Scr 9totb.
Sic Siirfet lit pom DEM
Bureau Ser Snneer SrieOenS-Gonfe.
rel,s aus Der elite ser 8%robn1dd)te
0cItriden ltno oils Wod)t 5pelten
Tol1ges be5eid)nct porbcn. Marlm?
Tos lit idmer 81 ermitteln. Gle Silre
fei lit cine ltGrfere Milit0rnradlt, ols
irgcno eiller Der anberen Staaten III
bcrielben antegorie. Chr @ebiet lit
peit GROCER, ais Dos Gclttihlano's,
Oeitreid).llnaorn's uocr Srantreib's,
iic bat audi cine groBcrc 9euolferung
oils Srunfreid,. @arltm IoQ oic Cir
fei MN .feine @roBmad)t mehr Iein?
Iob iid) sic t~iirfiid)en Solooten to-
pier ihlogcn, bouon funn NllBlono
cin 2icoden iingcn. Sic &dagcr Cont
icren; ioGtc Ole @riinoc Iiir oiele 3l'
riidiebung Der 5iirfei 81 elmer Mtod)t
spciten Honges angeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-03
Yircau Der observation-disclosures .G ommiiidr.
Sufus lHebnuoc.

8attim c. 2S. September 1907.
Sic Strubcnourub brubss ommifdre In Der
Stabt Baltimore baben aeTdB Der am 10. Siitt
1906 lnierSeid,neten 8eroronlHG 9tr. 15l oes
atapors itno Siaotratbs, cine oetaillrte @tf.
~iielliitg Der Soften mo glisgaben i1ebit oerelt
IertbeiIun9 iir Die Niueairlltg, YfIaiterln9
ittto Jtanoiteinbeiebuna Der Gumbaro' Strafe, upn
Der @arriions9anc bis sur Catherine StraEe,
MAIDEN laicN.
uno ite iuater biermit ferrer bcfannt, oab
ooreripdblte glillieillills, leblt erilarenoen 9nr'
ten ieBt sur Sripeftion fir ale oarin intere''trz
ten Berionen bereit lie9en itllp baij bic ~beiagteil
Gommtildre am Wiontag, ben IL. Sftuber 1907,
&ormittagS 10 ubr, IN ibrcIn 3ilreal i'm Nuens
6ebnuoe, 2erilgtors mo SouioabsS trabe, in
5Ipnlte iein peroer, NM iraeno ipelehe IN, CT
ipdbiiier Nutitelung entbultenc slngelelerbeltcIl,
aeaen Die trgeno cine intcreiitrt 5l feir be-
hanptenoe Yerion 9tnpano crbebi. in Grpds
gitllg Ji 5tcbct.
Sames s.. Smitb,
Z. Nrtbur Mi6bam,
Games 8. Marine,
Gommifdre.
eugene s. 9%lubgcrs,
(Sept3o. CHI 81 Glert.
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SefanntmaMunNen

Nm @aisr.a bHebmer!
~StuuH5sT eparteiueut
Inter cpartencnt ocs Collectors Der saNer'
mictic uuo 2tccn5eu.
HatbnauS.
RaItimore. .. SItobcr 1907.
gad,ridbt an riidtGnoiBe Waicrabnebmer.
aQe 3~seriUnen. ole Der Staot liir 1907 @ai'
fermieibe iduloiG fino, iuerhen biermit benaeez
rittigt, cab lie felt benz 1. Sttuber I'M Aiid
itnroe iiub iiItb In 10 lageu BeiebI 6um gborc:
ben Der ySaiter5ufu1r iir bas Stgentbult. .uuf
lpeldes ole 1ieCbrungcn mob ritt be5aplt inn,
|er!nllel Wiro.
Z. Spencer Glarfe,
Collector Der &uneru!ietbe uno 2icer5en.
CStt345)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-03
NHgcnc 8. 9IUbgcrS,
(Sept30, Sft1 .1-S) Gleri.
Department fir bffentlid,e stferheit-9antcn
Sub.T epartement oeS 8cbauoe' SnipefturSs
NiircuuS. MnthhnuS.

SNstabSf JtutupuhS'
Valttr III c, %. september 1907.
9~lnscbote fir Die 9ieferung bon Stdnoerl unb
He9nleu int S~etaiI'Diarit mo "Wfarbldnb' Snitls
tut" fir ben Mlanor lino Stabtratb bon 9dltis
more neroen Don Der ,Noaro Of Iiparbs" emit
ge9en 9enommen ,uerocr.
N1gebote miifien III oerfieeeItcn Goroerts Elm:
.aeihIofen, an ben g9ouo OF slparoS" a~oreflirt
uno nit Ser 9lufihrift o9tbS for Stalls ato
8adS 6etuil Wiarfet ano Wiurplono 9nititllte"
%eerieben fem nlo am ooer Dor 9titt,pcd,, oen
3. Gttpbcr 1907, IL ubr Wnrmtttas6, bel Sril.
!. Sepeu abonas (Si1ots]tegiitrator) in ocls
len Sireau i'm Taibbeus abscaebeu peroen.
Scocs Ir9ebot ntli bon eitem beelaibigten
Gbed in Der Sbbe bon $3.50. 5dbIbar an oeit
W:laoor uuo Staotratb bon Baltimore, begIeitet
iein.
@ou hem erfoIorei2en 9lusebotite1er tpiro Die
Sfc!lnna eil,er euttH lno 9eritaenoen gilrgs
iGait mo Die !RetoI9ine Der 8oribritien beS
Stuots9barters iiDer Gontra!ie p%erldngi.
Yllue mn Spe3iflfuttcNen fDnnen I'M BilrMni
oeS Scbdloe. Sripe!torS am uno na6 Dem 26.
September 1907 ciIBeleber iucrber.
Die Baboroe behalf iih oas 9edbt bot. irgcno
iuelde ODER ale glngebote 8u oeriperten.
Geiuarb 2. Yreftpu,
Scb1uoes Slipeftor.
geitdtiet:
I. s1arrp NtahssG
RriitSeHi Der Gontraft'9e61roe.
(Sept26, %, 2S,3 Sftt 2,3i,5,O
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WnbrcaS 3cQcr.

IS itnr6 am 80. eepienlber 1907 Nioreas
3cQcr, 81 Sabre aIi, ~geIiebter @atte bon par
bura Seller, 3erpanofe UNI Sreunoe Der ga
Mile iino uhturteepo1 eiiAelaOelt. Der 0cerota
el,na am 9unnerifaa, W%tor1ens S nhr. bon
billie, aus beiSiiipubnen. Reduiclns Spdluint fit
fem seeIenbsil nm 8 ubr in Der Ct Mniontns'
Nirde (2T5-b)
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,Qttbuariar Rational RIeaiure Club" SOC.
sos uno $40, 9Seit.9arresStr ..........2
ruusfrrtruuaeu

Club:
lithuanian gtaiionul Rleailtre Club" 500,
sos ulto $40. Seit.SarresStr ...........Z
Srunsirrirunsen: ,
gtiberS. Otto ", ii9 SSelisGeTliletol'Slt.... 4
slpalone, luigi, 01Sk Sli'aomooto'Sir.... 5
4eIi, qlGene g, l22 oelltneslporth.Sir.... \
lIerienfel6, Ssruel, sol Siiosanl.S!r....... !!
&oudot, Srauf, iii CONTEMPORARIES. .......ll
@ranbaIn, 2obn g., Sll Aebiter.glleo. :..:.l9
8rlidller. Ireo g., 1851 Siib.Gbarlees Ctr ..25
@urn3, Salic. i0l Sit.glonuneltsS Cir. ......l0
9ambsroe!. S0oa 5 IibGmarisSIlS Sd ;
Ss aBi' 5a GSp0I 81 2S NIpO Sa Mfr
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Garter. NJ. 6ilmpre, 22ol, Is 5ralii'll.Sif' ~
Searineo' s!noTeip; : F =, l,5so niin, 10
9icifa, Gdrtrero. zoos Gaitern.sloe ........ 5
Gtsnep, 4ouis s., 1928 Noros5ront.Str;:.... 3
9crr. eepls ". it, 1904 ..''25
Soro, IimotbD, l1S4 6leoclnnosStr .......2l
Bout, Sobn Is, 1915 Salloocrs ctr ..:...:.
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0aifneb, Miuiam g., 1l6 Sit.Sratt. III. Sc. J
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Sa nn4'gru''' Srani' '"gSSS5 ;Miii6blnono.. Cir. ..,....l
Samilton 4 Buffet. 1901 Siiosl aren. Str. q
2%ereeiin. 1Ilcrstta so2la y s@altll1ere'sfr. lss
SETTER, Charles u. Gls 9sorosGe ntrai. sloe. .
Sorit. 8eorac e., 2l5 Silosoanooer.S IT. ....22
9ubbarc. Ron g. il2l @infelieI.Str:....l
Sniuiio, &incen8o. s54 Sit.|ratt. Ctr; ....... 3
3faacion, 9eniamin, 1918 II. 1917 Sresburo'
ali Hassfs @9ia;riu '(tsiaiitip;c;,,, &c sitiiS.durroiil,',
ara Umer't SiSoOrs &. . siio.Qreiier. sir. ..... 5
arnie, aeeIpR gs, LOS - 2seiI,asEimaten.sir.' 4
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Sprrasne.

Ed,ersiM - &arfarttS - HrtebItM.
1eItIiH bon sRaIbroof etne uHb cine babe
NorttssfrenuesGar. Srele 8utfden ga9mittaps
nm .2errninuS. Yreife bon Geurdbnibpldt9,
teti fpcste1. eei@te Sebtnonnoer. SeIepbon-
Ksass. NsIianai Wraf@kfs. CMaII, tS.I&s)
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@iQiam, Coos

berntmte
Neerpt0un9en. NV
Die Deften nnb n~nlhdnhtnfeu-
MAJ Id lteteye:
gtnen f&5nen 2ei&enpdge1 NIT 0uu,rnt,
rdbern, 8 ieine 3utf1eh NIT 0nrtrairdbern. e.
men prad,fDolen tdipar3en. peibsn o6et ftapi
srauen Sroabclotb, Sare, tuertt $85. MuSeiittte
men beS GRADES, observation-disclosures. @a.fd'
miien Der 2eide, 6 Vaar Sa1hf1ibe. Ioeten'
tenb ob.r S6llmmcrsHobe, Gi4ter, Hentfer
MleS erttilaffe. Heine Ggtra'Spcfen. SS
Nues bpnfolnmen VbO
$50 2etfensesi6nSt $50.
Refine Gpefen fir TRANSPORT bon 0et6en duf
Sofpitdiern Ganitarten etc.
Rsrtb. xS> @reenmus1t.asenne.
(Cft<-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-03
Spiritmoien 2ieensen.
2iite Tr. 10.
Spiritupicn q. Gieen5 : MpplltattDllcrt.
YaIeau Der spirituDicn'2ieeu3 .Gou'mtnar,
Sin,mcr 3UG, 0crtMtsBepanne.
Ancu .. Suparo, YrdlloeHL
0eruurn Nteieufelo,
Gbwarb =. Sraees,

Sic nahgenanuten 8erlonen baden petitioner
fit cine Gnoctail : Spirttunien ettcn6 pon! l..
Hetail. pirituoicn.2iseu oont ! yiai 1907 Slil'
aereiti, Die am Sreitag, ben IS, Sitoper. So:s
miitugs I'M 10 lDr, in Gerutblill9 ge3oeen ipel,
ben. I~rotefte miIiicII Dor II ubr Utitfu9r an
Ionneritag, ben II. Sitober 1907, eiH9ereiht
fem lno SormuInre lpnnen, ipen'I 9etuulll1L
auf 9riuhe1 in bicieM Gilrenu erllit9t iperoeN.
ysafpinatpu NDute, 4bet,0Iett.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-03

ed aGunhcrt Sffi5icre
iiir ocl Ticnit III scr Iront iinb
notbmcnoig uno Dos arieos-G eportc.
nlent miQ Ben Gpngrcb Inn sic Wittel
sur @eIdaiiuna bicicr erlud]cn.
Wantc Gompagnicn bnbcn nid)t eli
nell einSigcn Sifisicr allBer Dem 60
pitan, 10 Dob Der gon5e 9icnitbc4
tricb in Ben Sdnocn BON llnteroffi-
5icren liegt. Ger 8rllno fir oteien
Maneel lit elm ooppelter; critli6 Die
Accommodating 10 pieler Sffi5icrc
3u IpeSie(len 3lueden, nancntlid)
olld) oils Werbeoiii5icre, un0 banit
Ser llmitano, bob 5ur Belt anlebn'
lid,e Grlippenabtbrilun9cn in Gltbo,
Tortu Micp, ben Ybilippincn, Saluaii
uno Nlasfa itebcn, bic natiirlid) ibre
pone Sffi5iersIturte in crlter Sinie
haben nliiiien. uno pcnig fir Die
Srippen i'm Snlanoe iibrig loiien.
Tic 9eniQieung Der Mcbriorberlng
miro ein gut Stiid 8elo foIten, uulo
ba3u fommt nod Die Grb0btng Der
9e;ahlrng Ser Soloate,t. Inn hieic
bon Der Gcicrtion ab;utolten nnb lie
5lln Meiteroieuen 5l peranlaiicll, CT
iuas, Dos beut3utage MIR Die menig.
item tbun. Gle cine 0orberina
iteint 10 bered)tigt unb ourd, Die
&erb1ltniiic eebpten, wie bic nlloere,
ocnu ipas mist cine Arntce obnc &c.
niigenoe Jiibrer ODER lold,e, Die ats
uneeniiaenb a~liSgebiloeier Solouten
heItcbcno (gahl.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-03
aic,u, Observation-Disclosures FIR 6 Wsouate:

9ieeus,s tpplttationen fir 6 M'onate:
giuue: Woreiie: SSaro:
anrtn,n SHE t1oo Sif.Sprt. o(oc. "a
Yllraruf, Qouis, 250l gSeit. Suirmoult.Noe 20
Siuen, Mrs. Miarie, 1914 9torosSurlcpsS tr.
linnoeI, ,@nrrp, llo5 Slt.Ntaollon'str....''QQ
Utauer, @alln, 400 puibert' Str........'.z5
YiiSa, 9tnselp. 101 Ilbemnrle. Ctr. ........3
RGaIt, lboutas, SIS II. 800 gtGbisStr. .....s2
9p.!Ilns, Hi6aro, 700 GltsOionllnent- I'll. Nv
0utcl:
,Srcp, Geo. g., 9turoo't.@de GuialpsBIace ano
L,ilipuzStru6e Ia
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Gle nM.sS. 6reie 3eitung"
id)reibt: y8ouperneur aolt bon Wtii-
Iol,ri lit Elm 6reuno Der Stooter-
red)te, aber sic peri0nli6en Hettc
ser Stuatsongeb6risen lino nid)t
mad ieinem 8eihnod.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-03

Tom CT Sftobcr an
toitcn @ricfc nod bent Il,slanOe flint
Gents fir Die critic lln5e 9rieigeiuid)t,
mobrcno bisber bic bolbc ltn5e fiillf
Gcnts ~fpIiete. Sir ieoe mcitere hinge
ocs 9ricigeluidts iino bon ictt an
orei Gents Eorto 81 entrid)ten, iudb.
reno friiber iebc iueiterc bnlbe hinge
Iiinf Gents f~oitetc. 9lllu cine red)t be.
trdhtlide Forto.Griparnib fir al,sr
lonobricfc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-03

Noulano's tirfiiGe @Gber',
6 amliabIreG shaiiNe, Toitamt acgen, ciri3 alien.
isfig22-)
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9unueritas, Den 3. SftObcr 1907.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-03

GrthdftsfRhrer a. u. Setns, &otnnnl;
q. 4 y. 121 70 @aIbrocf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-03

: aseutnr tar ssatptngton nnb 1tftrtit Columbia:
1m. eaunemanu, 1915 g,aripn.etr, R..N.
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Gtsenthamer u. Hatne. BobHuna.
e. & .. 2eIepbon: 1863 Mnoifon-H
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Z. Warrn Mnbuul,
Rrdiibent Der Sunirniisgc6Drbe.
(Eft3)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-01-06

T. s. Van Dyke in Hunting Without Gun" in The Outing Magazine fo January.
 For much as one may love the exercis of skill. and strong as that love remain even in the oldest shot, it is certain tha one can enjoy the field even more b reaching that point where one can loo at game flying or running with all the ol love, yet care not cent whether II shoots any of it or not.
 The number of those who have reachd that stage is greater than many supposi and many have reached it quite earls Not that they would purposely leave tn gun at home if 1t were the proper seasol for hunting. After almost fifty years plai with the gun I can make no claim to anl such lofty virtue. But the mere act q killing. though it may call for the high est skill, is really an inferior factor in tn pleasure of those who really love tn woods and hills. Of all my hunting com panions I know few who would walk hal a mile to shoot birds as they are sho in the battues of Europe, and for mysel I would about as soon go down to tn slaughter house and knock down an O,
 with the sedge as go hunting with a riff in the royal forest or hunt game tha would stand still long enough to be point ed out by a clumsy "gillie." I alway tired very quickly of shooting that wa easy, such as pinnated grouse shooting and for several years before leaving Min nesota I used to leave the gun at hom or in the wagon when we went for them amusing myself with working the dog and leaving the shooting to my younge brothers or visiting friends.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-01-06
Land of crazes.
From Leslie's Weekly.

From Leslie's Weekly.
 Isn't 1t strange that Secretary Bonl- parte. only half dozen years ago, sad that, q think the consolidation. or con- bination, of railway companies into larte systems hase been shown, by experience to be desirable" and that he expressed doubt as to the results of Legislation that sought to regulate or restrain indus trial combinations? Six years ago Mi Bonaparte was in line with the thought full men conspicuous in public leadership If he has changed his mind. the changa no doubt Is due to the outbreak of hys teria in the press and in public places which seems to have swept many gool men off their feet. There Is great dange. that this craze, like all others that hav preceded it-'rag money" populism, anl free silver-will have to run it's course rel gardless of consequences. The othe crazes had their day and died out ani are forgotten. They threatened the bus mess stability of the land for a time, bu we were able to survive the shock. Thi present outbreak against the capitalizel industries of the land, fostered by dema gogues on one side and by ambitious rd formers on the other, Is proceeding | such dangerous lengths that great uneas ness Is felt in financial circles at honi and abroad over the possible outcomi Many leaders of public thought are aH prehensive of most deplorable results fro1 the growing tendency to attack the es tablished industries of the country. Thel fear that this will check our prosperity of which we have been boasting, or breai
 it down. with all that that implies q disaster and ruin to the rich and poyert and suffering to the poor.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-01-06

under cover about twothirds of the time.
 The modern Robin Hood labors for the Brotherhood of Man and pulls down an occasional Piece of Money while operating in the name of the Law.
 He does a little hot-footing among the Voters and is elected Constable.
 Then he gets out on the Main Pike with a two dollar Watch and lick ory Club, and waits for the Oppresso1s s to come along in their French Cars.
 Those having the high speed Dingus thrown wide open zip by him so fast that nothing can be seen except some Goggles and a little Blue Smoke.
 But those that are not going so fast he is enabled to arrest in the name of the Outraged Law for exceeding the Speed Limit The Speed Limit, by the way, is eight miles an Hour and is violated by everything except Cows.
 The Plutocrat with the Fuzzy Coat has Proud Chance when he lines up in front of the Local Magistrate The Magistrate is a nice man, who raises Chickens on the side and has Iceland
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-01-06

add an L to the House and buy side bar Buggy with yellow Running Gears.
 Encouraged by these early Efforts at the equalizing of Wealth. h. branches out and begins casting for Summer Boarders. This is where he makes the original Robin Hood look like weak minded Waif.
 He sends an Ad Up to the City Papers and tells about the Pure Air and the Good Fishing and the Home Cooking, making it so strong that he almost believes 1t himself.
 When the purse proud denizens of the wicked Metropolis, who are work ing night and day to rob the Agricult- nral Regions of their just Portion of our National Wealth, fall for his Game and come out to enjoy a rolliclinss Vacation in the Country, he orders q dozen Cots and one gross of Timed Goods and begins to charge about the same as the Holland House.
 Does his Conscience ever smite himy Answer-Never a Smite.
 All the adjoining Yokels admire Ms ter Hood for being cute enough to hornswoggle the Smarties that go
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around wearing Flannel Pants just to show off.
 He is what is known out in Cisco Township as a Hot Potato, and very popular because he is so dead set against the Corporations.
 He learns in time that any one who wishes to be a Friend to the Polling Masses cannot afford to waste his own time in mere Foil. He must bound into the Arena and give the Octopus a kick on the Shin.
 He lies awake nights asking him self these Questions: How can 1 cripple Organized Wealth? What are the chances for wrestling the unearned Increment from the insolent Magnates and bringing 1t right back here to the soil? ?"
 Finally Great Light breaks in upon
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when Competition was very slack and th gentle Art of shaking down the well-to-do was still in it's Short clothes. If Robin Hood were with us today he would either have to trim his wick or go out. He would be a Laugh.
 Here is a Celebrity that we have been putting into Books and Comic Operas and Dragging about for many generations, all because he was sup posed to be neryy Footpad, who was smooth enough to give the sarcastic Bleat to the States Attorney and the Grand Jury.
 Theoretically we are all on the Square, but just the same we do love to read about the Hero who can put . piece of Blue Hardware in his Back Pocket and go out and get a Good Living without working for it.
 Robin Hood is still one of the Idols of Innocent Childhood, although lately he has been shown up more or less by Rallies and Bill Dalton.
 The best we can say for Robin Hood Is that he got an Income by following coarse and primitive Methods. If he could sneak out into the Preserves and
 
 reach home without being shot full of holes by the Kings Foresters, ae thought he was doing very tidy Piece of Work.
 He never tackled any real Financing, except when he met some Lonely Tray eller on the Road, when he would strip down to his Jaegers and send him up the road with an arrow sticking in his Shoulder Blade, just as Reminder.
 He had lot to learn. For instance, he was always scrapping with the Sheriff of Nottingham, instead of de- claring himself in with the Sheriffs Machine and getting all of the Privi- leges for Sherwood Forest.
 We have every reason to believe that If Robin Hood could land in among us today he would take advantage of our advanced and improved meth ods and show himself real Artist He would abandon the Kindergarten class of workout out the crude Petit Larceny and get in line with the real high class Con Men and Short Card Experts of the Present Day.
 Of all the antiquated and weather beaten Stories, probably there is none more thoroughly in need of revising than that of Ronin Hood
 Let us suppose that Robin Hood is now on deck. He is bright and en- terprising Young Man living in one of the remote Townships He has a natural aversion to Manual Labor and possesses the rudiments of an Educa. ton and is somewhat good looking, and 1t is toss-up whether he turns out to be a successful Barber or lets his Mother take in Washing to support him.
 Robin Hood looks about him and he sees that the World is full of inms- tice. He learns that the Rich have more Money than the Poor, whereas the Poor should have twice as much as the Rich and also Annual Passes on all the Roads.
 Being lover of Mankind. he longs to take a piece of Lead Pipe and go out and adjust Matters He discovers also that the only clrch rule for be- coming d Popular Character is to at tack the Money PoacI. so he decides to make single handed effort to sep arate the pampered -iristocrats from thir Surplus.
 The original Robin Hood was crude Amateur. He got his Easy Coin by bucking the Law and had to keep
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Moss growing on his Adams Apple.
 The Squire hasn't got very much of a hammerlock on Blackstone, but he knows one Rule of Evidence, and that is: Everybody except Constable is a natural born Perjurer.
 So he taps the Owner for all that he will stand without taking an ap- peal, and then he and Constable Hood gu into the back room and split it up, after which the vigilant Official goes back to the Thoroughfare and gets be- hind Tree and waits for another chance to nail some Commercial Ba- ron who looks as if he would be able to Cough.
 By thus laboring to protect the Peace and Dignity of the Commonwealth every Sunday, Robin Hood pads the Bank Account until he is enabled to