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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-11

fdcn, 6erca @nneIenbeit ihr anacneblr
mar poer ibrer Gitelteit i9meidelte
aber iebr pieIe itenten IiG aud ein, bit
fe nid5t fannie, BON benen lie i6er:
bdupt ni6t pubte, mas Iie in ibrem
SauIe moGten. 0a paren 8eidGits
freunbe ibrs5 Manne8 unb beren Qn.
geb0riae, bic ii6 fir rerpflihtet biel:
ten, Die GmpfGnge Ser Maoame Man.
berg gu teiu@en; oa lpdren Die ipirt:
Ii6en uno sic imitirten orpBen 9erren,
Die oen Srisnt nit ibrer Gegenfpart
beebrten. Sie 0eute nit Den grpBen
Nomen tpuren ibr Itets %ipilltommen.
Ielbit penn OieTe Numen ni6t edt lpas
rem. Solauge bic llne6tbeit ni9t oasu
offentunbia puroe, gaben Die Serrs
f9often einsn gutsn SalonI9mud ab.
Sm SaIpn bOrte man S6ritte -
Sruu &ittp erbo6 Ith unh trot in =:
Sbur. @5 mar Serr Sobn Nhltt. Del
ais er iter getommen mar, ibr feline
N~ufpartune gu MAIDEN. Sic sins ibm
f9neu entgegen uno rei9.e inn Die
Sano, auf Die er fi9 berabbeuste, Inn
Ie gu tiifTen. Damn pies iie inn einen
Der SeiIel an, pdbreno iie ijd baneben
auf Dem eerunoeten Gdiofa nieoerlieb.
Die Seniter paren bidt perbGngt
nit 9elbIeioenen Gardner; Der 2eu6s
ter nit ieinem prismenrei6tbum mari
lin bellies 2i4t iiber ben groBen Baum.
Sa glGnste uno funielte aGes; Der
Salon ipar in Gelb gebalten, i9lpere
9rotatzportisren in oemislbsn polen
GeIb, aus Dem ii3 ole sroben Siauyen
oes itiIiiirten 8tumenmuiters i9pa6
abbbben; Die 8e3iige Der W0bel in
Dem 9Iei6en Stoffc. 9ie Ddnbe pas
rem fat gang nit toItbarsn Seppi6en
beban9en; III Den tleinen 3pildenrGu,
men, Die nod iibrig bliebsn, itanoen
auf peiben Marmorton!olen Statuen
uno Bitten. Sin teIonoers geipGblter
8eI9mad Ipra2 ii6 in oie1en Stunt.
tperten ni6t aus; Madame Sittp be-
por6uate BARN lsi9ts itaIienil6e
8enrefiauren.
6ortleblut0 iol1t.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-11

5. st q p ttel.
@ca oame &ittp Man(er9 bate
OV0, ibren Gmpfang5tap. sic
q" trug cine toltbare Gpibenz
robe iiber einem llnter!leih
aus flieoerfarbisem 4ilas, ais
Sdmud ba5u in Si!bsr gsfobte 4mes
tbbiten am Gals uno in Den Saaren.
geionoers Der 8amm, tuslfsr in ibrem
buntlen. bod aufseitedtsn Saar
tbronte, fiel ourh feline feline. orisirene
Nrbeit auf, our6 bisie sierliae Silt
%granarbeit. beren funitrei6e @nfertis
sune Den arabii9en GoloI9misoen, Die
ie ebemals betrisben. INNER mebr pers
loren eebt.
Mabame &ittp Manterg bate dls
junses Wdb4en &aiberine Subuffe &c,
beiben uno mar our9 lire Sfonbeit
aleemeia a~ufgefalsn. obglsi9 ibr 0as
ter u Elm t%!einer, nift t~elonbers gut
be5dblter 3outeamter mar.
9as ihone Mdb9en bate es perz
ftanoen. Our6 cine ouffdGenoe uno ods
Ell gci6madpons Soilette 81, 0oten,
Die ibr Die eiitiee Hatur p%erlieEen, ms
re6te oi9t gu ieben, uno bamals, in
oen luiti9en 3eiten. als Ssmail fein
bel i9penoeriides 3spter iiber Gspp>
ten f6pang, oa mar ein f9ones @es
fidt fir elm junses Wdoden cine Wits
gift. Die mon als grobes 0erm0sen
betra6ten tonnte. autberine 9ubuffe
bate ibr 2idt ni9t unter ben Ghsffet
seiteGt unb iih lei jeoer paiIenoen &C.
lesenbeitf etpunoerntohen; iiepareesen
jeoe Qnniberurg zines GERM bon erems
pIarifder 2uriid1altuns gepeien, unb
10 mar es ibr cetunsen, oas Ser5 tes
9errn GriebriA Man6ers gu erobern.
canals mar er nod niht Der Grobs
fapitaliit ipie jebt. ater bod I4on ir
70 attaenehmen @erbdltniHen. bab fid)
Srir!e,n &a,h.-ine ia9te. es lei fragli6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-11
+ Il II II r. Il +:
- DIE
= Okella
# Il It # il It It
(Gortietuna.)

sd CLAUS, es pGre gut, tpenn ib
Die Ste1a perfaufte!" Ia9te er plDbs
li6, SD lam fie nitt rihti9 aus.
niibea; ater bel ibrer Gage muB fie
fir Den. Ger Elm @eT6dft oamit MAIDEN
min, piel nertb fein. llnb i9 braute
our6aus Gelo!"
Gontefa 8aIiope Isbnte ii6 in ibren
Gtuhl sur;id. .Mir ITS reGt," Iu3te
fte; ~tpir tauen cine 8i1a, Die aeraoe
fir unS srob genug it,; oas lit ~ariitoz
tratii6er uno a%ngenebmer, ais in bic
Ter fur9tbaran Miet9stc lerRe gu liben.
Quh lit Dor Der Staot bic 2uft beI>
ier!"
nMan miiBte iid en- einen @ermitt=
Ter penoen!" iiberleJte Der @ruf, aber
feline 0ema1lin unter6ra4 i'm.
.Sielet6t lam iS Dir ous &olier
lebt pieOer einbrinssn un5 oa3 iibrige
aleopatrasapitsm oaJu," iuete iie
la9eno, sd CLAUDE. Der 0ermittler
lit gu srIparsn. Denn 9u Manb.rs
Die SteQa anb0teit2 0a5 Saus, in
Dem er feline Bureaus bat. ientt ii6.
Waoame Sittp Man6erg sat tiir3lih
erooblt. lie ruiHire fi6 nit Der Gorge
um ibyen Wiann. Der itets in oi:ism be.
orobten @ebduoe 1T - iibri9enS cine
u~nipa6rbeit. osnn Der Wann lit ibr
bo6it 9l,i6giltig uao Iie miro ni6t
eber Rube bob:n, Bis Die Bureaus Der
legt finS. Nesbalb ioq Monterg Die
Stena nid)t t%aufen? Wsnn oamit Elm
Geidsft gu MAIDEN 1T, hut er es Si6er.
uno Die 8srmittluns teiorge i'd. SD
fprefe beute ieIbIt nod nit Waoams
&ittp."
Ger Gonte reidte i6r Gle Sano bers
iiber. .@bgemadt. uno Ole Gebiib-
bafi.r nil i9 Cir germ Sutommen luis
fen."
60 mar oas G~iapernebm,n 5tpiT den
Den beiben Gattsn, lpte 10 oft lGon,
pieoer einmql bergeiteat, un6 ots Der
iurge Graf Stalo an TriibItidstii9
eri6ien. glGn3te au9 in o!eicm 3ims
rey Die Come Der Giete uno 0uIoung
nieoer.
9raf Stalo tpur Elm I60ner blaKer
Mann, fiinfunbapan3ig Sabre alt. Der
ater nit feinen miioen 8etpegungen
uno ben meiit burd o.e Ianacn Gioer
pero.dtsn 9tusen ben Gtnbrud zines
beoeuteno bobercn Differs berpprrief.
Ils er. 10 am Slide lab, i1tpeissno,
Die 4ueen Ietten aufIGla.eno, nit Dem
3ugs oes 2sioens in oem blaIIen. iibers
ndStioen Geiitbt, ba tcr ser @rGfin
Der Geoanfe. Dag MAJ aud be5iglid)
ieiner etpas t1un mI1e, nm Die Gage
Gefiinber gu Qeitdlten. Sci Dem 2eben,
oas ibr Sobn fIErte, mu5ts f:iue ni9t
aG5u trdfti1 angclsgte Na,ur cugrunoe
ge9en, uno rcnn Gontcid &aliope
audi font cine oterfld9li9e 6ruu mar,
oieIen e~in'igen Gobn liebte ite bod
bon ean5em Sey3sn. unb ceIdeit genue
mar iie aud. iein i'm unge!piTen treis
benoe5 2e6ensi6;fflein in Die ridtiee
9abn lenten gu t0nncn. Gr mubte
6eiratben. Gie pNBts ou4 i@on, tpen.
Die cIte Sfeaa muBte OR ,ei9s 8ons
tier Munbsrg ron ben Gonte HiagaId
nebmen. unb Die junge einoise godter,
Der emit ale Die eroBen Rei4tbimer
aufaQen piirocn. nabm Ger Gonte gfiss
gala bon Dem Banter Manberg.
Sdpieri9teiten iab GonteKa &uliope
babel nidt; 5rGulein Gabrielle Mans
berg mar adt3ebn Sabre alt. unO
Gonte Stulo mar Elm idoner, juneer
Wann uno Graf bd3u - Die Wans
bergS sonnten iid liter oieTe partie
muir freuen. N6er i'm esbeiren poqte
Gpntefa Sdliope bas arrareiren; tpe.
Der Batter nod So6n brau9tsu oors
laufig Oaoon gu ipiNsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-11
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Mm s. o @Seit5tage err
It 4 iinb in @roBilanst, Yropin3
3oIen, infolgc Ginatbmens ppn &o6s
lengos Der NrGeitsr 8aFa unb feline
Gbefrau. G6enIo iinb 5pei &inber
u%mgetomlncn.
4Iter SO GbIer. SIM @abls
lofale al Sttader i'm baperilhen Rez
eterurgSbeSirte S6paben eri9ien Bel
Der jiingIten ocutI6en ReiGgtagsipabl
Der 97 Sabre cite 2oren3 SrAnSer unb
lbte iein WaRlrcdt aus.
Sa8 groe apps. Der
S%a,lpt9etpinn Der Maildnoer Mustelz
lungslotteric i'm 8etrage BON 1000
900 Sire lit einem Serrn Qeemann
aus Gpnante i'm i3nei5eriiden Sam
ton Jrci6nr9 5ugsfaaen.
9e 90 b b | II.
Sn Gains, Strol, f9nitt cine irriins
ni9e 9Guerin pdbrenb Der Qlbpefen1eit
Der SausIente 3fpei ainbern ibre8
S9nagers Die 9dlie bur9. Sic CAB
an, auf Gebeib Gpttes geGanoelt gu
baden. Sie tpurbe in eine Srrenan,
ItaIt bcrbra4t.
Germ settle 3 10 l.
Iingsbriib Der. sSn aiel purbsn
bic 3piqing8briiber Observation-Disclosures
ften Nuguit unb Gmil &~ortbarien bonn
Marinetriegsgeri9t ipegen 5abnens
flu9t i'm &omplptt unb pieberbolter
@inDrii9e pdbreno ibrer 9eIertion gu
ie d Sabrer @efdngnib perurtbeilt.
Wn9enebm BE o \ n.
Ginem gaucrn in Sppau, Hbeinpfala,
purbe cine @ans aus benz Stale ses
Itoblen, Der Sieb lieb dber in Der Gle
fein Safieefdnn9en 5uriid, in pel9em
Der 8eiipblene ben lebten .3abltas"
bes 0iebes I'M 8etrage BON 80 Mart
borfanp. lin bielen preis niirbe fid
Der Mann nod piele GGnie iteblen
IaHen.
Gifi9es GefdngniB s. Sn
einem GisteGcr in S9ieritein, propin5
Seiien<Naiiau. purben burd unpor=
iidtigtcit beim Gisablabsn a9t 4rbeiz
ter roQItGnbig bon Der Mubenipelt OBJ
gsi6niiter uno befdnben iid in Der
eiiigcn Serlperotur brei Stunben
lang in Ge6enseefabr. Grit nd9
miibIamer Nrbcit selang es. mittel't
beiben Waflers Elm Sod ber5uItslen.
burh !pel9e5 bic IbeeI6IoKsnen be-
freit perecn toaatcw.
M utcret du n m
g an:p er. Der ,0{terreidii1e
9ampfer yJeberica" mubte cine Jabrt
bon Trieit na@ Nep yort in palermo,
Si5ilien, ipegen elmer Meuterei untsr
Der Manni9aft unterbreden. Der
erite 9ei5er bate einen Goblenidaufs
Ter nit benz Mefer bebrobt, porauf
bas Wai6inenperipnal bic 4rbeit i'm
Std lieb unb ie nur unter Der Bsbinz
gung tuieber auf5unebmen ertldrte. baB
Der erite Sei3er ans 2anb aeiebt
tpiiroe. Die Snterbention bes DIters
reidif4sungariiden &onIuls in pas
lermo blie6 o5nc Grfolg.
g If / m mer 4uSsan g
eines Jetes. 4uf einem nobe
Mostau ~gelegenen Gute bss 0rafen
2ollioi !purbe Elm grotes Set geoeben.
Ginige Der 0elabsnen blieben iiber
Na4t ais Gdite i'm Sauie bss @roFen.
Oils %frii6mOrgens Elm 0iener einbei5te,
beniibte er gum 5eueranma6en pes
troleum. Our4 unporiidtise Santis
rung mi! Der Seltanne serietb bas
Mobiliar in 9ranb, unb ebe nod bic
9Gite gepedt iperben tonnten, itanb
bas Saus in Slammen. Rur Elm tleis
nsr Sbeil Der SniaiIen tonnte ii9 rsts
ten. Q4t perionen fanben sineu
fdredli4en Sob in ben Slammen.
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Inftiuns- Ynsci9cn.

Inftiuns- TnScigcn.
MiaarS 8. SaDlpr, sntualt.
9tr. 211, SauitablesSebdlloe
Sruiccs @crfapf
-oe5-
ean5en @aarsn.a'orratbs unh Der G%inrihtuns.
Der Wuihircrte, ocm @crt5cng etc.
bcs wpblbefnunten Orselbancrs noenrB sir.
mann"
NIB bcs iucrtbpulcu
Grano. nno 1adlts GtncnthnmS
s,r. 653 nno 655, &cit.Sumbarn.strafe
Siiopcit'6de puu Scnn. Straic.
Sn llebereinitimmnn9 nit einem grIaB bes
8reisgeriGts Der Staot Baltimore in SaGen
beS gsa6luiies BON 5ranf s.. Ntelnani, inoipi.
Sueu mo ais Strrnu 5ranf $. gItemaHn, miro
Der mnter5eidnete 1rliitee
Miuntag, ben II. WdrS 1907,
4 lihr TadmittagS,
foigenocs GigentIum pertaufeH.
SaS ipertbeolle grnnbSiustrrie Gieeutbum
Pr. 655, @cit.2umbarosS trafc,
Sioot'6de non YenusStraRc.
0e9lnneno an Der Siiooits@de bon 9ombaros
mo BENT StrgBe, hon bort in pitIiter 8itbtune
on Der Sioieite Der 9omburosS trabe "a Sub
I 9oH tpett I%dMIero; oann in elmer paraIeIen
lueiili6 an Der 9~iorbfeite Der genannten siuep
al9ren6ene. nit. Dem @ribiIegilm, 6ieielbe 5i
b%cnlben. "a SUB Z .8ou,. mad Der Si1eite Der
-" ~ittaun' u"Tn =. "tno..p'e J.ip'u.s ~"
OCT ltllslle oet ueluSleH SeWtnSltube uiBteI'
4eic eln9nnGert CUB 6Is yum YIaE osS BEGIN.
nes; gtnno6tnGIsei nspans M,t e'HeW V'oBeH
oIelpoul9eh
uuM,tdtipmt onrnhI
Sae mestpSpns Yuut.ytBsuIpnM
9f. oo3, SIaHe. -
WG9lIheIo an oct Sinie OCT SHolsie oee
Tmns 70, taBe, 9m oct Sn gT1rplseame St pes
OtnHolllqeH, luelUeS uon euu1ies ~, outs
n NY Atullee, nno YHoeten an SaIoHuSu y
Sp'99ig s eetpGpirI ioI w. o i,.p , maW eI'eH RItI9 FnH nn;
"a MiiB 1. &ou' nleuI ppet lpcniSe5s p!IllW yot
oet Slonll'Sae Der 6onputos tn9 S~eMniSirnBe
itno onnH an 9er oulouto.SltuB pnllU iau.
lelo, 5spun6tS. Hub uttL pis out etendt pun
Slnrle Nul'leue uno ouHn 'Hollp elutle .
Sdn'e vIi''liN "l.n lutuMet mit ~ ss"tn ~.
iou onB HaW eIHtI Srun SuB ptelem antp,
SaHM 'pelilIW uH oet "gtoletie pef SeHuiI'te'
guep ~ ,ynB MH oer oNilpSH Slile pet gt.
nannlen Soiulp lmem Saulieue, M'o o9nI
Mptot'9 oatun atcnSs"o n'p tutnuti HiI 3et
Kenn'SifaBe. Ivy 'SnB; tnp oSht Fiaee oes Se,
9lnhs' SSuno{lns SiuO.Uo; Usuuni nisl tlHei'
orel' mo elHpalOli9at9e Saareih'~epahoe'
, uu"o an ,oo-
ai.mmus' nra N %."rS ,no.s
pe9lnaemS nm ~ mbr SfSnaems,
peh 9an6eh ssanrfhoorsntp uno eintInthm9eh'
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sSerf'
?enns ett.
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Gr. 723, 725. 1917 etc. goriudt.auenne, Cots
90 SUB 8 3ou bel 200 SUB; bret Seoterfe Off
lid bon BET gorfs3ioab; oouftduoig pr16ti8
%beforirt; ieoe mooerne 9eauemIihfett.
4r. 115, III uuo 1t9 ETC., R..PaturenI'str.,
5lpiffen Sairmourt. gbcniie nno SahettesSfr,
Elm 9eeiert bonn nBatterionsRurt." Surdlpea
f61n neforirt; iebe mooerne @eaueilllitieif;
speiitDdise Sdlfcr. Gomarb :. etprd,. an CIT
nno GteIIe, ober Nr. SO, 8nnt9er.yntlotng
Sagettc. nnb ct. 9aui.Str. CGebr9,1O
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faufen eineS jcner inuberien 9duier nit ietts
Stntnern an her Huie.Strnhe, 5ptidlen 6atr.
mpunt.9lpenne nno Sabettes 9trahe. aener, Spf
lno .9rotioir nit Cement beIest nnb neusiie
gtrridtuneen, einfhliebIi6 aioafenfnrtal $ an>
fbIlb. @ruuo5inS mir $50 bro Sabr.
g.. z. @allasbcr, Bauneifter,
@iireau Nr. 2407, Sairnlounf'Ioenie
(26l-)
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Gteaengeiude.


Sin S6nnlipdrter, ipri6t Scutit nno @nas
Itfb. iubt bis 6nut 20. 1tdr5 Stelung. Dian
%noreIiire: ,,Sartcubcr," nTcnttdler Sprreipun'
bout" poer nndD5ufrasen bel Dem BARTENDER in
Vr. 612, S%it.2ombaro' straRe. tGs-7O
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eiu gorootu fir seimaatte.eutcr

sn 8cIairsJiooo un6 so. es9loenue, &ars nit
II 3immerr. gue mooerneu GinribtuHGell.
Gin ader 9ano. . Gents 5nbrgeIo. Nilb per'
inuit peroen. Sd babe ai9 rtebrere Sdlier
Gbarles i. Mot, GnluaIi, Hr. 16. ct. &anlftr.
(69-)
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gu %ucrfaafcm.


Su 0rrfahfcn: ~
9,r. 2Os-2t0, GiiosJ8oIfesS traBe, ais
anmieoe uno gSobnbuuS bcnutt, Srunoitiid %
bel so SUB; fir irgeno elm nnoeres Sef6dfi
paiicno. 6. & Ebunr, @olfr Cos !.
60-73
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Gu uerfanfcu:
8rlinoeigentbum Gr. 307, 4prb.Garch.S Str,
fir $3.50. (GS-70).
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Dies lit S6rc 8cleacnbcit

5iir @rperbune zines mooernen g ooer 3sifbdts
9eit Sauies in outer cage.
1900 Sdniergcpiert pit.sinrtt. Nnenue.
geauem fir ole SiruBenbabrt'Sinteli. Seoes
Sans beIibt ole 9inrifturgen. NIT oeren eti
,nooernes Saiis duspeitnttet fperben fam.
1dgiih NIB sunntags sur Snfpetttou often.
6has. y. Snroette,
(Gept5-) Hr. II, Eft.2eriHgtpusSt Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-11

Sein @ebeimniB. Gbef
gum Mnaeitellten: oSogen Sic mis
bod, Wiiaer, mas fir Elm 8ergniigen
iinoenSie MIR in benz epigenS nff 2"
- Mngeiteater: sd fiirdte, Sic
iaufen am Gnoe ieIber, iuenn id) 81
men oas W%ebeimniB offenbare."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-11

9eutideS Observation-Disclosures Bureau.
unier Der sIufii6t Der s8euif6en @efeufbuft.A
- Sieienieen, Die beutfbe Sanotuerfer, Mrbei'
pouen ihn pcrfbnIi6 ODER in iraHfirten Brtefen
an ben @9enten Der 9efeuf6ait, -Sobann 2.
wsebcr, Simmer 11K, Sir. 2f5-2f7, eonrt.
lamb. Strafe, tpenber, pelther uuentgeltli6
@usiunit ertbeiIen pirb. Sprehitunben bon
1 bis 8 lbr. (San27,1O
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@erlangt inn g%Qgemeinen.

GIT mictbcu Geindt:
Gin oeutf6er Wianl iuilnfht Gin ntoblirteS
Simmer 81 mietbeit nit ODER obne aoit. Dian
aoreiiire: "a. 52J," n5eutiher Gprreiponcent."
GO
The Elbert County tribune., 1907-07-11
MUST U. S. WAR?
WAR BETWEEN AMERICA AND
JAPAN ALMOST UNTHlNKABLE-
FLEETS RUSHED TO PACIFIC
Great War Event Of Twentieth Century
Probably Occupy Rim Of Vast
Pacific Saucer

London.-The Daily Mail in an edit
torial article on the Japanese-Amert
can situation says:
Around the immense area of the
Pacific ocean the embattled nations
C. the world are gathering as the ma
tiopS gathered around the Mediterra-
mean 1000 years ago. Careful observ-
ers universally will agree that the great
events of the twentieth century prob
ably viii be occupied within the rim OF
this vast saucer.
War between Japan and America is
almost unthinkable. We believe the
Intentions of the statesmen of both
countries to be profoundly pacific, and
that the Incidents at San Francisco are
pot responsible for tho movements of
.he American fleet.
Japan commenced the war with
Russia, without previous decision, by
destroying half the Russian fleet Such
move was very effective the first
time It was performed, and henceforth
no nation Will wait for formal decla-
ration OF war, but viii be ready to
strike while there are yet no signs OF
diplomatic rupture.
"The cautious and wise statesmen
directing American policy are not vio-
iating prudence in deciding to concen-
trate their forces in the region where
the eye can detect the menace on tho
obscure horizon"
The Elbert County tribune., 1907-07-11
City Once over Great Cavern.

Minneapolis, Minn.--"The city is
now as safe as if its foundation were
laid on the eternal rock is the state
ment by the city engineer, in response
TO Inquiries as TO progress in the work
6f harnessing the cascades, rapids and
rivers discovered five years ago. but
Kept secret by the officials
Thousands of tons of concrete have
been poured into the caves, rivers have
been diverted into regular channels
end concrete pillars built under all
buildings where the underground
streams had worn away the founda-
tions.
The discovery that the city was be-
ing undermined was made accidentally
five years ago. Fearing the effect If
an announcement was made, the Off
cials kept it secret and went to work
TO avert a great disaster. Funds were
diverted from other public works and
invested in concrete and stone. The
work has gone on quietly and steadily
until the situation now is well in hand
and there is no further danger.
No one can tell how many thousands
of years the erosion by the stream has
been going on, but there is one vast
cavern and connected with it, many
smaller caves. A thorough exploration
will be made and the catacombs map
ped. 1t is also expected that thorough
investigation will throw light on many
mysterious murders and disappear
ances in the last twenty years.
There is one immense lake under the
city. ten feet deep, but its dimensions
nave yet to be determined. There Is
alsc spring water enough to supply the
entire city.
Under the city twenty or thirty fee.
deep is a stratum of water-bearing
limestone twenty or thirty feet thick.
Under this is a stratum of soft sanh-
stone. The cracks in the limestone ara
perpendicular as well as horizontal,
and once little spring water found its
way through the mass of rock on down
TO the next, the forces of water drip-
pring and wearing began its mighty
task.
The engineers could use the water
properly to flush the mammoth scwer.
SO they drained the water-bearing stra-
tum, and now there is but littlo seen.
Ing through,
The Elbert County tribune., 1907-07-11
The Judge Was a Maverick.

Cody, Wyo.-John C. Dodge and Mrs.
o. f. Hazen were married on horse
back in front of the grandstand at the
race track by Judge Brundage one day
last week.
Mrs. Hazen wore a corduroy skirt
and shirtwaist, while Dodge was
dressed in a baby blue silk shirt and
white angora chaps. Mrs. Hazen has
been twice a widow and Dodge is one
OF the best broncho busters in the
country.
To the inspiring strains of 81 Want
You Ma Honey" played by the Cody
Cowboy Band, the bride and bride
groom dashed around the race track,
and when in front of the grandstand
the bridegroom snatche6 the bride
from the back of her running horse
and landed her in front of him on his
own. They were then married by the
judge.
The crowd cheered Justify and
Johnny Dodge was congratulated by
his cowboy friends, who lined up and
rode by shake his hand. The Judge.
however, will go down in history as
one OF the most ungallant members of
the minor judiciary In the Big Horn
basin, for he not only refused to kiss
the pride as was strongly urged by the
crowd, but concealed himself under the
grandstand lest he be forced to do so
by the friends of the bride and groom
The Elbert County tribune., 1907-07-11
freddy Bears. Mean Race Suicide.

st. Joseph, Mo.-The Teddy Bear"
fad was severely scored by Rev.
Michael G. Esper from the pulpit In
st. Joseph's Catholic Church. The
priest held that the toy beasts in the
hands of little girls were destroying
all instincts of motherhood. and in the
future would be realized as one of the
most powerful factors in the race sui
eide danger.
Father Esper spoke earnestly to his
congregation for fifteen minutes on the
subject. exhorting all parents to re-
place the doll in the affections of chill
dren and discard the Teddy bear for
ever
There Is something natural said
Father Esper, "in the case of a doll
by nItle girl. 1t is the first mani
festation of the feeling OF motherhood.
In the development of these motherly
instincts lies the hope of all nations.
1t is a monstrous crime to do any
thing that will tend to destroy these
instincts. That is what the Teddy
bear is doing, and that is why 1t is
going to be factor in the race sui
eide problem II the custom is not
suppressed.
1T is terrible enough that the pres
ent generation of parents in the coun-
try are leading us into grave danger
by the practice of race suicide. If we
cannot awaken them. let us at least
save the future generations"
The Elbert County tribune., 1907-07-11
First Husband Turns Up Alive.

Seattle, Wash. = John Gordon
lioopes, formerly of Kansas City but
now OF Seattle and Alaska, has proved
that he is not the ideal Enoch Arden
't Tennyson's fancy, although he q
Possessed Of many of the virtues at
tributed to that self-sacrifcing wan
dorer. The difference between Hopes
aud the late Mr.. Arden is that when
Hopes came home after being
reported dead, and found that his wife
bad married another man, he did not
quietly go away. but promptly won her
back to him, and It is the second hu5-
band that is now doing the lonesome
act
This In effect is the testimony given
this morning by Nicholas Radovich be-
fore Judge Morris In the Superior
Court, In u suit to have the marriage
OF Radovich and Lulu Hopes Radovich
annulled. The court SO ordered Ra-
oovich said that he met Mrs. Hopes
ir Portland and that she told him that
she was a widow. They have one son
seven years old.
The Elbert County tribune., 1907-07-11
FEDERATION of Aoboes Planned.

New York.-James Eads How, the
hobo millionaire" grandson OF the
builder of the famous Eads bridge, told
a mass meeting of tramps how he ex-
pects to solve the labor problem in
America by banding all the hoboes of
the country into an organization OF
travelling workmen."
Mr.. How made his farewell address
to the New York fraternity at No. &C
East Fourth street.
THE name hobo and the men who
bear It viii lose all the odium of their
profession when l have completed my
federation" said he. I'VE viii have
Offices in all the big cities OF the coun-
try; we will draft wage scale as do
the labor unions already In the field.
We will seek TO elect a representative
of our organization to the Legislature
of each state in the Union and later
we will have a representative in Con-
gress
Touring the country. as our men,
bers will working for uniform and liv-
able wages. we will be able to achieve
a tremendous influence. and It won't
be long before the Brotherhood OF
Tramps, as peaple sarcnsti sally call us,
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