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uno Sreltneer pnu g8eft'Voint abtdbreuoer
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2re.etrake.
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Gen. s@efdditstibrer. 6eH. gat!a9tersAg
&. 8. Mernnuef. 51Ifs'0en. 'Vah. 'noert.
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&upferi6mieoe uno 8Iumbers.
3oln, eubert 1714 Gbames'strabs. g. & g.
1eIeDbon: gaHlfe 1895.
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pSirsal aufurunee Sp. of stpsrspUi," Scnrp @
g~8Grftelo, 5teitbert @!anoeer, 1O1-lo2 Chant
bt: Of Commerce Sutloine. .
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E. 8. Dan ecn e. Co.. 404 ggeft. Serman'Gtt.
Suiihmieo, 3ubebor.
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Ehmld'adlen unb l16rcn.
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Gianos unb Srgeln.
ghas. ~. etisfi, 0 TorosSibe-tD. Strobe.
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0ampf. rnb @aiierbeisung.
6. 6. edaedcr, TAP Siis2cmbcro.str. 9. &
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etseo Bins, 10 8cfts2erirs.onsGtrabe.
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speuoantr l. shm,ist Grilbct bel srtitb, Beit
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gns Ben @cridltcn.

&n ser Gerho1olun0 Der &lo0e Der
.Stewart 2Sruit So" 9cQen Die 9f0r0s
lid)c Central. @obn" mo Die oFittS-
burg, Chicago. Cincinnati & ct.
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superior. @crid)t bc9nruL miro cine
intcrCiinntc jurtItil6c 6ruNc sur Gnt'
idciOlmg foumtcu. IieicIbc fam oui
in ISolNc cinca &criu6ca Der bciocn
b~efIa1tcu @ciell idoitcn, cine BE.
ih%la9nobmc olBer Strait i'll icbelE
frnit ucldCr 0IGQcrih bon }luci lccrerl
Trohtnollona Ser oEitt3burh Chi
coNp, Cincinnati & St. youiaA Sobn"
nllf Sen Welciicn Der .9t0rOlid)cn Gens
trnl @ahn" 9ciib erlriilen Dattc olti
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cine @uNdonloomnA @irucn, melhc
nod) Columbus, O.. gcianOt mar. Gic
Triid)tc murm Ourh Die yFittaburg,
Chicago. Cincinnati 4 ct. SolliSr
Balm" p%critci0Crt, nod)Ocm Der Gnls
pf0ll0Cr sic Nrmubnlc ncruClgCrt hnt.
tc; Scr %crtMliaprci0 hattie falum bic
Sr0dtfoItcn geocdt, 10 oab 0icy St0p-
art Srllit So" u0lliN lCCr ulla9lng.
meld)e MN 0cltcno mod)t. DAB Die
@irnCn ohnc ihrcn NlllitruN pcrfollit
morOcn lcicll. Iic Sohn-GompnQnIcl
Iilbrcn ooNc1cn III erltcr Slnlc ms
0elS.Nob nnh Dem NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NonocI2Nricb bic @eihlugnohnlc Der
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lei,
9ontcrott
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Gttn Gcpclopp1clt 60" BON Sceon
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ooa GonfurSpcrfobren eroffnct, nod).
Dem bic Gompognlc ielblt lid tilr sob
InngSunio6i9 crfl0rt Bate. llntcr
0cn oll8enrloctcn 6orOcrumacn befin.
Den lld bic tol1rnoen: Scperlp W.
MlIter, GloriO9c 2. SobnIon, Gbaa.
W. @cnlSler mn Sohn Fbclp8, Mol
lcllocrmnlter mr. otc "6orn1cra Srtlt,
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@obe pon Sl6,3iS; Somlrel $. @oob'
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poltt 70" jluct Wed)lel I'M @ctra9e
non Sb9OO mo $500; S9tclll X 80,
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lllerS Srlt't Sonflng u Scpo'lt Co."
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WllnbcS.T iltriftsocridnt idu1lhin RI.
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nil pcrurtbcilt. Ger Nrici mor an Sir
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YGXe 5ar Neiie ms Nmslanb Be.
iOrat &. &aime, Nr. Alb, Di.BaIii.
moreitraHc, nagc Chiffon Sonic Ase.
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G Iincrs transport. 60.

IWWpTtr'TTNTt.
Tfudt nno Yaiiagiere.
sEad) Bottom unp bent Often.
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' s;atl Yropioeure uno BEN Cfen.
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1iir o%enfclhen aaa abtabrenoe Sampler.
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9amburgsW
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GrprcB. un0 Euilaaicr.IieHit.

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1877 Sit.9oltinore.S Str.
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Sruit.G nmpaanie'n

,Warn;aub Srut Co." gnrbneit.ede galoert'
un0 @ermansStra6e. Srier Serfb, Yrati,
bent; G. Q. 9imncrmann, Sefretdr; Carroll
Fan Gtcb, SflBnletfter.
Baltimore Srrt & Guarantee Co.," equitable
Dublin
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3ettun0cn. Seitihriiteu etc.
THE gulttmrrt SENS Co." 2apib ab.leroHL
bic, WanGyrr, 5lS 2leis5erman'StraBe.
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Tmtlidlc 8ricflijtc.
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0eidafts>@ egmener.

t3ettanocn. Seitidriiten etc.
THE guittmrtt Iems Sp," 2apio MheIcroH,
bic. lEnnGyer, 5lS GeibC5ernlan'S'raBe.
characterization, Sbiren, 3eniter'
rabmelr, 2ooen etc.
Sames g.. soher 6 Co., 115 unb lit, Glib
Geo. 3. elSaa & Bro, Ala, 2tebt.str 'Eerfte.
Rational-g anfen.
,Tb. cls 1u,un g%ational Sant,". Sab. nno
9apto q. 6onns, @tee'Brdfbent; 3enrb 4.
pStTt aaiioaai sant 81 s]altims.s," 8. e,
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"a. s.. @dGter, aalitr.r:
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rer, IA tor0sSutalusSfraBe.
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G. l2incr, 0alirer, Noropeft'@de sniaiu'
.siirp National 8ani," Baltimore unb glortbs
.Batmers 6 @rrhauts' Ruttnnal sant," soutb'
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nefts@de SopGros uno Gerrnan'Strabe; 5.
;. @aIo'uin, Aalitrer.
ganfen.
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9. J. Siht, S1atuetfter.
Spar.8anfen.
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unb 0ultimorcsStrub
,st. Games. SYarbaut," DoltittorefSira6e uno
guiiomscoufess lpenlie.
EruIt.G ompagnie'n.
uMarp:aub srut Co." Tnrbtueit.ede gaIoert.
un6 @ermar.Strabe. Srier .SeEih, 8rufs
bent; 6. 9. 3iHlI1errIallT, Sefretdr: Sarrou
Gnn Jtcf, Sdlbneifter.
Baltimore srrft & Guarantee Co.," Gauitabie'
Vllltina.
Q6pofaten.
Sraueis g. alcrm. Saet tsanipalt, 225 Ct. Bauh
SirGbe. Baltimore. mo.
9nri Il. ~. srtJls. 1870 Cain gutIbtrg.
Gnitauas Gatb, 261-26a Gnloert gutIoing..
&. &m. Ertmoup. III OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
2anbnirtbiflaitlide 8er6tbe uno
S0mercien.
1r.tfltI K eurnsr 60, 2O5 goto.l jaen'strabs
Warntcr. nno 8ranit-Werfe.
@. SiIatrtrer * e65re. 714-71s Beft.elTit'
nloresStrabc.
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PntinuoIz9nnfen

StaatssS anfen.
,Gcntfhc ganf Won Saltinurs," Baltimore unb
SpQibGpsGtrnbe. Gienit g3eber. Brditosni.
6. J. Siht, S1atuetiter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-11
Q6pofaten.

Q6pofaten.
5raneis 8, slc,ru. Nehtsantpalt, 225 Ct. BauE'
aori 4. IN. etaOls, i26~t2o 2atu 9uiIbire.
Gjnitauus 0atb, 26t-2Gq Colbert gniloine.-.
T.. &m. Ertmuup, III OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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SparsYaltfen

Spar.8alfen.
yEentide epar.@anf pom gcittmure." gntafp'
lino NGltimorcsStrube
,st. Sames.S Varbant," VoItirnorefSfra uHo
gui;OnIs5oufesIpenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-11
characterization, Tbiren,

rQbnlell, Sa0en etc.
San,rs g. Spter & Co., 115 unb lit, Cub
SrcoeridsStruBe.
Geo. r. GIuaa & Bro, Ala, 9igbtsS Ctr. sGerfte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-11
2allonirtbidaitlite 8erdtbe uni

S0mercien.
Griffith & Surnsr 60, 205 Totbslaen'Strabs
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Wurmcr. mo @ranit-Werfe.
9. SiIetrtrer * s63re, 714-71s BeftsglTii
muresStrabc.
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2eineubeItotte


Sareets & SDbne, 170S-t7!0 Carton Ibenue.
slm. Cont, 9ortb' uno 8reenMourtH5erue.
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Rupferidmieoe uno plumbers.
5oIn Subrrt. TIA Gbames'Strabe. g. & g.
1elepbpu: 8Alfe 1895.
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Essstss-a ssusss tM.~ms 80 ress m
A<ihss susAnsesasss = rr.sunshfy ssss -
ahtsl~sns nsynl sut ansseesl s.~.@ss.ss
frsss easrss ns,s=ssl ~ sswA Q susssss
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stssn~tm ssssrus.- Q r~#strss wsf
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sstsr-A.~ n 80 eipvsvaa fsHp's- ~ ths
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ss~sssv psrs ~ 80 sl.l~ssns~ as.~~grsv
y " rs~esfs~ l~ gkss fsrcssy sed
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~ e~rxtrsrssftsr ~ sueN Q srhetHs
aellhsf ssWif Frugeyss Wutlse rrlv -
80 Hssstv e-sssw=tsskss ~ tsslv sAi<h
lsa~f s~.sy's . egsssw ~ lssf's sna fssa
snssta sRsre sks isalls~ s-nsrss 10 l~rss'v
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s-sw~ ss" hsfes~ 'h~ ss~-s~ss~~
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lnss IN ~. sgfsna~m~ws n sh,-h k,ee
EussHr 10 err,A,~si v,sh . lss<s rs~t "
might have hr~n pssst1cssle. though v
s-sla s,si have h~rr ir~prss~rs y" adj
,h- German srrshlns ~ihIe~'s ~ ,h~
Hsr-haTA ksisrf y" the t,~rns~ Esnpsre
Ros me " - sa~prvnsous for Emp~ror
WiLlisa ~ ssv that he d"S nos war,
,h~m. fov hr c"uld MT got thrm The
srsp~s src ..ur
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-16
Ouessions as 10 the brave.

To rhE EDITOR or TIE SuN-Sp: When ! saw
the Old Guard parade on Memorial Day people
around me expressed various opinions a. 20 who
they were. Some said they were isi. veterans.
Others would insist that they were veterans Of
the war with Mexico.
What campaign has the Old Guard taken part In
as an organIzation' Did II ever serve In war; II
so. which, Did the z ganizatlon ever take part In
riot duty or any state service
| notice that when the Old Guard parades now
all the prlvates carry swords instead OF the nickel
plated muzzle loading rines they used TO carry for
many years. Why have they discarded the rifesf
10 II due 10 some new army or State regulation that
Infantry prlvates shall no longer carry rincs. or 10
Il because the rifles have got 10 be too heavy for
the mcn1 What tactics does the Old Guard uso'
Are they thoroughly equipped for service,
Although the Old Guard have looked very tired
when ! have seen them on parade, stu ] must admit
they also looked very nerce In their bearskln busbys
with chin straps down. and perhaps the moral effect
Of their looks might 10 demorallze an enemy that
the Old Guard. even though armed only with swords.
could NOW II down like chan.
was told that the Old Guard 10 q reserve force
of the State. II 30. what military men control
them, Are they allowed 10 play poker In the
armory and have very strong punch. I suppose
they are supplied with camp equipase and other
necessary field equipment. or are they only In
tended 10 guard the ancient photograph In their
own armory and never 20 into the neld. except. Of
course, to olAmbakcs, ". BRraos.
NEW YoRK, October 10.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-16

France has ir New Caledonia. =" says Deputy Con
sui General N. H.. KIRK OF Paris, IN Daily Consuior
and Trade Reports. "A wonderful island. Mt for cult
walton OF both tropical and temperate plants snd
sboundlng In minerals, especially In cobalt aud
chrome" Lack OF iaborSnss been and still Is a draa
back. Recently 500 japanese have been brought
In 10 work In the nicke, mines.
In 1905 the Imports were s,.JAs al. a decrease o.
$3.50. 4Ol from 1904. Imports CONSIST chiefly ~
wine In casks. wheat hour, clothing. crude oil. piece
linens. tobacco. construction Iron. general machln-
cry. steam engines. paper. mineral oil. Iron plates.
cheese. preserved meats. lard aud Ash.
Exports In 1905 we're . -2ia07s In value, a gain %
s5.77I. They consisted Of nickel. 81 .iSi .5s7; chrome
S4AO,s4i: cobalt, SisOo6i; copra. coffee beans. crude
oil. crude rubber. rough hides and ssndalwoods.
New Csiodonia 10 extremely rich IN minerals. but
cobalt and nickel are both crndely mined. the
former being exploited by small Independent mln'
ers. the latter by a big syndicate.
Iron 10 very abundant and q mine Of anthony
exists near Nakety. Coal has been found In var,
Gus parts. Copper Is abundant. especially In the
north Of the islands. In 1883 gold was discovered
and signs OF this mineral are found IN nearly al
parts OF the islands. Tractngs OF mercury and
silver lead have bcen discovered. but nothing has
been done rs yet toward financing these mines.
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In the year ended September N the
kxcise Department reviewed In liquor
license fees more than sis. WD.o 0o. or
times the net receipts from this source
in the yea isas. the last in which the old
Law was in force. The state Treasurer
and the county treasurers will regard
these figures with the keene~t pleasure.
Still. IL would b interesting 10 60 behind
them and learn exactly what they mean.
How large a part of this enormous rev.
enue comes from establishments that are
enabled To pay il only by violating the
law under which il in collected? Not only
in the large cities but in many rural
communities the sections Of the liquor tar
statute that prohibit Sunday selling, sell
ing during certain hours Of the night,
sales to minors. To drunken men and TO
drunkards are dead letters. Some saloon
keepers say that without the money re-
ceived from these sources they could not
stay in business.
Another important subject il the rela-
tions that exist between saloon keepers
and the authorities that permit them to
violate the law. What ia the unofficial
tax paid to policemen, constables, sheriffs
and other peace officers for closing their
eyes to infractions Of the law? There il
no way TO get at the total, but it il un-
d~oubtedly large.
The States books shoy that the liquor
tax law has achieved the results ex-
pected by those who promised from its
operation great financial benefits to the
State. That does not prove that the
better conditions surrounding the liquor
traffic that were predicted by its authors
have been obtained.
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A Magistrate on the Night Court.

- "tShsttGtV WI " 'Nh8hs US
That preeminent legal authority MAT
THEW p. BREEN. whose present site, is
the police court bench and who aspires
to higher things and more pay, paints this
dismal picture of the unhappy Judges
and employees Of a court Of inferior
criminal jurisdiction:
THE night court puts In pr,son a Magistrate
the clerks OF the court and the court attaches from
Q o'clock In the evening until , or Z In the morn
ing. for no other purpose. ] gather. than 70 set free
q lot Of men and women to whom one night In .
TALL would he neither new nor dist rcssing. II the
night court Is not abolished Its hours must be
shortened"
That the night court is an effort to
break up the business Of the professional
bondsman and his police confederates
may escape the attention Of this wise and
fearless Judge. His sympathy is all for
the unhappy Magistrate and the unfor-
tunate clerks, who, IL appears, are in
danger of being overworked. Yet no
Magistrate or clerk has quit his job
because Of the h~ardships inflicted on
him thus far. Perhaps Mr.. BREEN will
set the example. His term has only
until July I, 1912, to rum.
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rhe spsvst ~ "Resuls,suu.

To tWs Enron oV Tvs srS su Nst,
paper accounts Of last Fridays hearing he.
fore the Interstate Commerce Commission on
it, order regarding the posting ~ tsriNs lon
out one very significant part Of the proceed
inR-.
This order. the railroad men told The rom.
mi-sion. would put them To great expense ani
trouble Mr.. Dixon. freisb; ;FaSsc manage
OF the Pennsylvania railroad. said that No.
had had some figures prepared showing thr
aetna cost OF carrying out the commission
order. but that the total was 30 large he hes.
tated to state u.
Commissioned Clark th.reVpon replied
you needn't he afraid We o have Ia
pay IT,"
Didn't the Commissioner in this remark nm,
consciously expose the spirit In which a GOO
deal Of railroad regulation" is undertake
nowadays? O~sJookEH
NEW YORK., October IS.
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