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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-08
NrnMcr mn gllirthr.

Cine ncllc 20iltng ocS .Soloon"-
Froblcm@" bcIpridJt &ugb 4. 6or.
Der Sctrct0r Der Ncr. Stootclt
Wroltcr. NIlociotion, in cincnt Nrtifci,
lpcld)cr lpcbcn in Den Nnnulcn Scr
"Nnlerlcan NcooenN pi Ynliticol ans
Sociol Sciclcc" crldlicncn lit. Serr
tSor tritt fir Ole Gjniiibruu,o bon
Shaltflotulcn cirL III bcucl1 mir leid,.
tcS Bier, ooS nld)t nlcbr oils 3la Yroe
sent Nltohpl entb1Ii, pcrfnlit lucr.
ocn iou. &crr Sor gicbt 81, OoB cilf
mlobhGngigcr @irtb lchr lcidlt Der
&~crlud)uu9 erlieaen miiror, nllbcr
Ncn Nicr aud itdrterc @ctr0nfc III
ncrtaulcn. Gr l6lGgt oubcr Dor, buG
bic @roucrcien bieic S6nnflotulc
'clbit ci0ntn mo bctreiben milbtcll.
G9 miro Nnroui b%inqerpieicn, bob bic
%roucr lest ihon Die mciitclt SofoIc,
III 0cncn lbr Erobltft perfolift miro,
y'lnnnclrGu", Sine NcnDcrllllg i'm
Shine hca Norlhlnga luiiroc oobcr
llIdlt ollillldnuer hilrd5ufilbren iein.
Iielc Sontna OCa YroblcnlS m1rc
oilcroiltga nlht 10 libel iiir Die
Nrmler. Nic abcr itcllcn lid Die
Mirtbc 5n Dem &orlt)lo1c? M0gs
lldcr @eilc pilrbcn gar piclc bcrcit
icilL ais bciobltc Nllgcitclltc III Den
licnlt Der 9rollcr SIT ~tretcll, bcion,
bcrs ~bieiclligeu. lucld,c icbt cin melii
ger lufrntipeb 8cifnit hctrcibcn.
lltler gunjca &nbuitric, urlo Noll.
belsinitcm lit olif bic Nllaidleiouno
ncS Wtittelmloulc@ g%crid,tct. @ir
iinbcn oicicl6e Scnocn5 I'M Sel.@e
ih1it, in GionrrcnhnnbeI, bel Den
Qroben Nodcreicll I'M SdNuhocld)Git
mo III ulocren Srond)en. Boiler.
mtn cid Die gSirtbe al, bic Meibe
fommen? N, >. NJ. s."
"N-.>
Nus VI a bft1Szt Q II 10 i + 3 be.
rld}tet. DAB Die Wtitelieoer beS Con-
arelies entriiitei iil1o. neil ibue.
Truiibert Mooiepelt ole Tatrora os
! iihcr 5000 characterization n;Srtc,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-08
INt Scttcn.
7os Scii,it i'm @nnocsbunsbult.

Gas SciiSit i'm Snnncsban"balf'
IS lit longc ridt b%ngcpelcll, nber
nie Sbutiudc lit Ou: Eaa Ge1l5lt mr.
ooS lnuicnoc Ii&foljuhcr |. SILT
1908 bis 30. Sui 1909 bot lid be
rcita oui noheSu 80 Miaioncn Col.
lars ptialuncngeloppert. Ger Won9f
Noucnber not es UNI etluo jcbn ,D'I'
liuneil pcr0roBert. 9eiIcrn lhb orc
ReoieuuloS Gimnobmcn N'dlt bol9,
10 lpcrocn Die llcberlhilW ats rrlth',
rcll Sobrcn oufQebrattft leln lllIo
Die 3egierunN fopmt III &crIc1elI'
heit. Sic &onptHnnobmcQltelIcn Der
&egierung iI1io Ole 3ouc. lpcldlc ~;
Icsten Iisfoljobrc iibcr 2S6 Wflll't'
men Golfers c%inbrndtcIL mo nc
,SnlanoItellcrL i'll Der @ollptlohe
upil Spirituoicn Inbut. Murgurlne
II. a. cr6obeu in Der Sobe pom 2olf
0oQor$. Iu3u fomen III
lebten Iiafnliabrc nod gcgen }ebli
Niiaioncn Collars fiir Den NerfullI
non 0iietlidcn Sdn0erctcl mo 33l4
Miaioncu ans ucrifleocllcn Gltct'
fen: GoniularnQcllten, Fro1ltell oli
a"eprGotcn Wliin5cn 0lH Mllioncr
Solurp), Stcucrn Der Notionolboh-
fen (ge9en Orei N%tinioncnl, Stnl
hcBohlrr0 Der pGcntrol FoclItt'
G%iicnbobn" tiiini MiliOnct), Gtlls
poi0eruna@ aopiqcl0 31i3 adj
liorcl) ulb 0gl., 10 OaB lid Die @e
ionltnteinnubmcll, obacleben bon ncn
Giunohn,cu Der Eoit, mll ilbcr 6Ol
WiGinucu IuuorS hellcrel. E0a
Eoit Geportcmcut bot trob ei1er
Giintahntc Uolr runb 1917 Milllio.
ncil 1oQorS cin Ieiiiit pom ntno
f. Milionen erqeben.
Die 3oac limo i'll 6olac Der
Vonif Iturf nb0clollcn mo olld) oit
Snlonoiteucrn iino III 6olgc mr-
non Bier, Shuuppa II. oGl. i'll nodl'
tier Belt uicbrr betrGd)tlidy crbobcn
lperocn. Is mcr0en trob Der geriil
gcren Ginnnbnlcu fort1uobrello DO
here Gnipriihe on oic 9unbcstoi'c
1citeQt. @oiierltroBen lolen gchort
Die 6lotte IoQ m0dtig ucritGrtt luer.
ben. lae fpitGt picl @cI0, uno mc1rl
nlld) bier uto ga N%erlll0erc Velullll-
1lulAcn acnlaht iucr0cL 10 limo 0na
&leini0fciten NeAcn ole uCrnlcbrtcll
Tlotten- llllb nn0crcn 2~uaQobel1. MI
bic Sabre her. ais 3olc mo >%lllon0
l%tellcrl reid)lih einainNclL luntmCi
ten it'd, troB man ans DEM Nollcll
lp%lrthldnitetc. bobc llebcrlhillIe i'm
ShoB0mte oil. "a man lid, an Ole
QroBen Seluilliaungen gelpohl1t hot,
10 milllcll nCllc Stcllern bcIdlurft
merocl. &ou pcrit)icocncn Scitcl
miro bcliinuortct. ocn 5orif 10 VI
1cltoltcn. ouG cr 0n2 lcii5it bcdt
lntn mle0cr llcbcrid)iiiic cr1cbcu
lpilrOc. &eion0cr@ lit hiciCr &lnn 1T
Den lcbtclr (oNcn pom ocm Gonlitc
'ilr MIttcl uno MeQc crGrtcrt no
0cl. Gem Noltc iuucn ulio llcuc Suz
rItltellcrll au1crlC0t luer0Cn lul0 Ole
lulul lItNtulluIilU 0ppV0 Nu1tCl( DER
SebetahultlnQ nod mcbr crhGht
wcroclt. llnO Ole iogcnoumtcn flcincn
scitc, Die 9rbciter miirocn, oo lie
Ole AroGc Mchr}nhI biloclL oi2
@onptldlt III tro9cn hobcn. Miu iid
Die Ne1iculnQ nid)t nod Der lcdl
ltrefcn mo Die Nuagobcn nit ocn
Etnnobncl IN Ginflon0 briracn. il
htloltc man meniaitclla Ole nid)t llod)
mebr, Die c9 an mcni0ltcn ucrtro.
9en tornen. ion0cru jcbe bic Stcucr
.rottigcrcn bcroll. 0rrd) cine pro
grfllioe Ginfonmlcn. mo Grt
ldlnfts Stcncr. Iua Cher Hirnoca
gcrlflt ipirh lie llid)t ulcbr ola I'M
cpnltitiitipneQ crfl1relt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-08
WcfnuntmGdjnngeu
1esartsment fir 1ttsatlids sia,stgsii; sanIsH'
Nitreaus, Rdt1bdHc.

W1 n nm Q e, 7. 2tdtIIUVI IVUE,
St bobp @'ppiit1ttorcn fir bic foIgeHoeu 4Sri'
S{erbmsitSWdc Gortbsgtpcmlc nno Sat slr.,
/ ScI-Wafdbirc uor y Pteroctrallcn. ! Sene'
rutor BON 6 Eicyoeirjiitcit, l Motor ron : %'eS'
beIrdftcu. .,,t..;,4o M, =.
tore bon I Eicroctrntt, s3u,,
non ~, ,rnEhru raj. mus feline @rOtciie Dor 10
tIhbtr &ormittdga am 8. yIoocm1cr zoos IN nc
fem NiircaIi etlreitcu. mann %oicielbeH III We
'"''""" S>''''' Gotunro Z. 9rctpu,
tgI9l Bcbaioct Snlpettor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-08
Erichcridi Is. While.

ran fnr5cm Qciheu Jricori6l Is. M1blr, Ncbn.
rem in Spiloc3beim. Eroetn] ounuoocr. i'm glller
bon - Sabren. 1~eliebter Wnttc bon Caroline
4tbh!c. in t?tner SSobnnrh !{r, rs 0nuroer-
Slrufe. Nic eceroigulN filloei Spnneritnn
:Utoraeu rUHr SruucrbdHic aus itdtl. HciictnnG
prtrntiul aui Der agpioorr FurisGemcterD. "
ylttc leiIC gllilEcI;. t343-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-08
Sruio Mtoae Semctcrn.

Ter ioealc Srieb1pi ppn Baltimore, tinhs
Eifeeutnc. 3Wet eIeltriihe 9lbns2tnten nno
EirtIicpsSoulennre brett sum 6rteobot;. vile
Wiunoiiiidc inter ~iiinoiger slnflitbt. Nieori9e
Vraile. SerIauat sic reiiet Gouoenirs staialoge.
@iiteait; @r. III s'pro.G barics. straee. Scioe
Gelepbonc. (Iprtl2S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-08

Gic McIburg. bob Der
Ncr5on Der s~lbbru55cn Sri. &otborinc
GltinS, Der Sod,tcr Ocs Senatora
Nleid)cn Honcl,S. nit lueld)cr CT
BON ncll 3eitun9en - mieberbolt be-
lobt illlb itid)t ucrlobt iullroc, cillcll
Iubincnrira inn &crtbc BON $1,000
Neid)idt hat. oui lpeld)cn Die Gltlls
Iomilic ciiicn SOL bon cirigch 3ol.
leno Collars bc5nblell nltBte. Inn lrn
aus ocn @0nocn Der 3ollbcorlten 81
rcttcn. lit rid)tig NIT Miisilobnlc chi
ger &lcini0tciten, ). 9, DoB Der Scr
500 Der NbbrllS5cli ben Millg l,ld)t
id)idte, lonocrn iraclo cin Stalicnet
III lonri1; hob Der &ing ,lid]t nit
etllcm Nllbin bclctt mar, 'plloern NIT
rotbcnn @lna I'M @crtbc pon . Gents.
ooB Der Hin6 feline 5000 pertb III,
Iollbern Qcllnu S11.75, illb ooB Der
3ol nlld) feline So,,ienbe poll Iollara
betriig, iollDern mir $l.36, Der nol,
Der Gltl1at Nnnlilic hc5ablt iulrrnc,
wprolla heruorSnqehcn ld)elltt. DOS
Der Ming fiir cin GicnItm1bdlcin oocr
aomuncrm0od,cn i'm Clfin'id)cnSolta-
halt beitilllntt mar. @bl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-08
Mnin Gulf rnnn.

So fturb unt 6. 0tscmbey zoos Moin ami.
mau, 80 Sabre ali. %atfTdhte i@dtttlr bon Sbnrlc3
N~ulnInlr. 7ic Rtcroielula iiioot ant Sicntna,
JSohntng. Ir. 1915. Butteriplf4netie, aus
nab Der rjrliicbs fntboltifeIt =. Srcnorn's
Airhe, @ilmors iiao' p~uttrsSlrd6e. 100 mt
mo oarIl anf Dem ret. Fcier. 5rtcbbofc" itait.
LllD--lA -.-A--- - LIZ L
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-08
elizabeth Gupf.

is itnrb am 6. Sejember 1905 mad ihiucycu
geiocu eiiSabeth Gput, n Sabre ait. Satin
oeo oeritorbenen tSreberid Z, Guof, 9cb. Oiciitr.
Seienlber. gidhmittuaS , Ilbr. BON tbrcr gSOhs
nuig, Gr. ltl5. NorosG arch 5trdbc. aus nnf
DER Baltimore @enieteru" itott, (o42--n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-08
Baltimore SemetcrD.

Siirean: 5ranffin glbD, Baltimore u. Rprtbitr.
@car1bnispldee 5um Sertalf bon $25 an,
nit Wiarmurpipiien abgegren5t $50. Elae
'nr rlrr tSrunrr Srcte HerlBiino Der aoneue
fir Irdlcrgoitesoienlte. (Sunif0,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-08
2urraimc.

Mialeriid. - @arfartg. - Srieblidl.
9cfiIicb bor 9Salbroof cine mo cite bnine
WeiIc. Wionnt SooIlOa lSdggou. lino Gorrdines
gSuegoii5 brett btS 6im Gtnenite. @eioe SC.
Icphoiic. StastsYurcpn i'll britten 5lur be5
- llnioisG ruiis(5ebdubcs," Gbarles. une Sanette'
Strafe. CDR aid, tS,S&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-08

Maa Gin groBjn 9tgcr
Nllsbau ser MniierltroBcn ocS Gan
0ea on Soften Gcoellten Wilroe, 0aoor
crbGlt nloll einc S0Cc, pcltll man
bort, 0ab Die Ncritellun3 elmer gleld)
mGBigcn Sobritrobe BON llclll 6ilB
Sicfc I'M Sbip SlllB pol Fittabllr9
bis Cairo, ST., oQciIL lnlit Hcrcd)
luull1 $63.000,000 bis S6l,OOO,0OO CT
ioroern milroc. llntcr ben llnllt0ll
bcn fam man Is begrclflld) tlnoclt,
0nB Der fomnlcnoc E~rGiioent, Ncrr
Suft. lid iilr Die NuaQnbc bon Soll0a
iiir Den @uiicritraBcnbnl crfl0rt bn
ben iou. Die Nbtrngltn0 Der Soften
nlli cine lGngerc Hcibc Don Sobrcn
III pertbcilcn, miro Ollrd) Die llll0cs
heltrc Summle, nm Die ea lid, bunocln
miirbc, nobcgelegt. Nber lclblt Damn
clltItebt oic SSroge: Nic ioQen bic
Wtittcl fiir sic iGbrliden 3ins3ublrn'
gen mo ShciltilguuGcn ollfgebrod)t
lucr0cn? Ntcbr un0 mchr miro oaa
Son0 0ajll 1e5luuilgcl1, cine rotlonclle
S0ilng Der Stcllcrfragc ull5llbabnclt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-08

Cine 2obreoc AMI bds
oeutid)e Sduilmeicn bat Der e1glllhc
Sd)nBtanjlcr Slopo George %gelegent'
lid oW gimueibiutg eincr Sdutlc III
@oles acbolten. Ter Miniiter iogte,
Ieutihlano lei nid,t, mie man % oft
hebnuptc. biirdl icillc 9lrmee groB &c.
rnod,t norbert. loubern biird) Ieii,e
sdn,fen. 81, bieier Sejiebul,e Made
man lit @ngionb einen eroben Ssh
Ter. Man rebe INNER nor Dem bent.
ihen Seer unh ppr Scr beutldlel
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$3.50
rfsScmctern

giirean: Wr. 81, @eit.S aratpaa. Strnec, nno
Soaupt.Ginnang: Sreorrids 9iuao:
@egrdbnibplGee bon $25 al inter be'tdlotger
Nuflitt; Sfnittb. urncI, Selpinoe, Yfl1n6et etc.
iueroer i'm 1reibbduS am SuupisS tiladn9 gefir'
ben. timer ggent iuirb, ipell aeipiinitt, ocr'
fpreGbeii. (02-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-08

SIN Sabre 1907 murben
I'M omerifoniid)en Moloc 1925,
$4,000 Sub Sol5 inn @crtbc bon
$685. Millionen Collars ocihlogen,
Gen groBten Grtrag ~liefcrte Der
Stoot Wnibin1ton: 3,7T,606,000
SUB, 2nlriiiono itcbt nit rlllo bru
MfiQinrbcn tSilB oil 5"peitcr Stellc.
Ecnmiplpnnien. boa Dor cinigen Sab
rem nod an critcr Stclle ltnnb, iteht
belttc an od)tcr. unb IN bcnt cbenlols
10 iunlbrcidcn Ohio lpnroer MIR nodl
100000 SUB gcld)lngcn. SSnl Sabre
1880 belief lid) Der Subresldllug ollf Is
Wtillioroen SltB, I'M Sabre 1900 auf
% Ntilliurbel1, IN bcn lcbtcll licben
Sobren bat Der Grtro1 lid alio nohc'
III b%cr0oppclt, nltb lpcltll bnS 10 mci
fer gcbt, miro ldlplt nod obcrrnnls
iicbcn SSobrcn nid)t ncbr plcl sum
Sfluoell iibrig lcin. Scit ocnt Sobt
re 1850 iino 1000 Wtilliorocn Tl,b &c
iflogcn morbcli. eill Ncra oocr plcl
nlcbr cin NnlljeS 8cbir9e Solj, Don
belicn llnlIon9 nlon lid olld) mr. oil
lloberno rid,tigc @orItclllina gar nid)t
modlen fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-08

&n G6io limb. eft bic Erp,
b%ibitioniItcn pos Hoic'id)c GountD,
s@eieB ourd)9clcBt hobcn, poll
ben IS Counties Oca Statoca %
trodcu gclcgt morocn uno MIR liebcn
lino feltdt gcbliebcn. &n hcn nod,
ilbri0en 26 Counties luerhen Die Nb.
|ItimnnrnQct in ben nGd,itcn Molos
ten itottfinocn. Snlucit Die Gilnuob-
ncr Shio'a III Netrodlt tornncll, ii
etlpo Die NGlftc ocricIbcn 5ilr Nbiti-
rttllj perllrtbcilt; luns bcn tSl0d)cnat
bnlt oea StootcS ullonQt, iino 6ipci
Grittel trofcn, Solpeit iillo 1870
@irtMdoitcu 1cid)loiicn lpprNclL ct
ma cln .9rittcl oller porhcr beItebcn
ocll. Tic grGBcrcn Stdbtc Shio's bn.
ben lid bis icbt Der Srodcubcit CT.
mcbrt. Nuifnllcnb. ouB in Sbio, Ona
eincn 10 %ltortcn beiltiden @cp0lfc'
rllllga Fro5entIub bat, Die Grobibi.
tlon 10 ms &rmut ldieBcn fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-08

3Slptte ltno ucrIeiic oQrilbcr 9allj %"
oelrtid,e zduliuitcm. &n Ieut1flono
lei iiir sic Ninocr Scr 9Irn1en 9erall
oieIelbe M6glitteit, etlooa i'll lernerL
qegebrn, nic iilr sic &In0er Der NET
d]cn. man iouc it'd III SS1le@ en-
Seilpiel ouran nchntrn mo lId) ll'Nl
Dor bnben Sd)ultcncrn 'tclIct, oenn
lid)ts lci tbeltrcr ais idlcdlte Gr5lr-
blrng, mo III niGta tonlc lllnll ,etll
Sapital better unIcgcn ais III ShllIerl.
Nic BON &rGii0rnt Hoo1c
belt perfii0te G'inreiblml Der Foltnlel-
tier piertcr &laiip in Den tlnItfI5lrtcll
Nienlt bcoclltet einen JroBeH !Sort
iOritt IN Der Giuiloienitrctorlt. 4lele
@eqmten oeren 3ohl nNbe ON 2O,OOo
betrGat, nllrocn bisber ais cben'o
uiele Ngcntcu Der b%errlhclorn Forte1
hetrad)tet. 9ci einem &cd,Nel M Der
Administration iparcn e. lhre @allp
Ter, Die 5lterit III Den Horb rollten.
&n 3ufltnft tonnen lie ljt) rllhlg ~
rcu @crltfSpflid)ten pl0nlclL oa lte
inter Dem Sd)llbc oca G~tollolenIt0e-
ieteS feline 9lbieblulQ Ut befilrdtcn
boben. Cab tic icrnerbjn Dor lbrer
Grnenmung cine EriiirnG ub5llegcn
boberL miro obuc 3pciiej glcidfouS
SIR &crbciicritlg oes YoitOienltea bel
trogen. YrGiibent Nnoic0clt oerotert
fiir oicien Sdritt bel ollcn 6reunoen
elmer al,tcn GipiIocrpNltllng polite
Nncrtcnnu1lg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-08

oyeraoe, mic buBcim. Ene 1T, mas &c glit
Iaqcn. n1oloem iie lid Der Slab setter III pen
puplIIdriteI, Tlube Der Sidot, benz 9ooperGttu
Neiinurant, Or. 2t5, Sit'Snpette' Strahe, er'
freuieit. Nofo'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-08

Nnps' snudl Ruout, Galuetts nno Iranillh'
more. Do. Gcrfl6t meme 15s. nnS 25e. @sahl.
seitcn, Sabcn nidt tbres S!etdefl. 6pe's.
Sir. 925, 8eTts9dItiuorcs StraBe.
COMA, 2Wtie)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-08

6rcunoc ocS Gbompog.
rlcra miilien iibcr Oen Nllafoll Der
Seftcrntc oicies Sobrea betriibt lciI.
Glrd Hegcu, &oQcl mo mOcrc
idGolid)c Ginfliiiic lit cine pouiae
M}iBcrntc cntitunben. M1breno ii
mittclgutcn SSobrcn III Der GhonpoN
ne foit iiinf Ntilioncn SeftoIitcr
Mcin 1ccrrtet merbcn, hot cS Otelelt
Serblt b0fltcna 10000 Ncftolltcr sc
0ebcll. Ger GbampoQncr miro tbc,l
rcr mer6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-08

Gluiic cnt5o9cu hat. NntitrliG, olti
Die patronage ner5ihtcn Die Serren
ltngerlt.
90 Gin biSheu 8clagc.
r%rmuaplitnuo mirft lebr berublgcno
n1i Die Ro0ollbriIocr III GruA., Gle
G5cdcn protcitircu ollerOinA3 9egen
ooa %orNcben Scr He0icrlnN Nbcr lie
baltcn Hllbc.
Sortoitiid ) ihrcibt Die
~. y. Stoota 3tq."; nSn cl1em
Yunftc lino ms Die Gimpobncr Don
8oiti iibcr; lie Ioiicn iit nantIif nout
n0d)itcn ErGiioentul nidt BON Dem
I'M Nlnte beiinolihen Oittiren.
Nad oem Qcridtlihen
N~llStpcis bot oIlo Der tlcInc Sonl oer
licbcn 9lnno IN elf &obrcn $780,
600 ucfoitct. Selbit iiir cine ults Dem
Nouic @oltlo fem gang btuiges Scr
onilgcn. llno iiir. hcn ornlcn @elie
if icBt gar niht mcbr 10 picl ilbrl9.
Set ..febt scr Grctbun0 D.
Ter itoIicnildc Miniiter ocS NellBes
rev littoui. hot ea in Dem &arlo.
.lilcnt %cntidieoen crfl0rt. Gonllt bat
ooa NrcBgercbc, meldca Den Serial
0e2 IrcibunocS III 6olNc Der &altolls
mirrcn ols iid)cr binitcllte, ell Groe
%acil,norn. Mic lonqc? Gie nlte Scicr
miro id)on micber lpaNcbcn, 5llnlol g
audi in ,&tolieu cine Eortei bibt, Ole
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-08

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ltndcrll.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-01-09
FORWARD PASS
WILL REMAIN
INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETIC
ASSOCIATION DECIDES NOT TO
BAR PLAY THAT GAVE
BRAINS A CHANCE

NEW YORK, Jan. 9.--The most
important event of last week in gem
eral athletics was the second annual
meeting of the intercollegiate attn
letic associations of the United
States in this city. There was A fine
representation from all over the
country, and questions affecting ia
tercollegiate sports were discussed
and acted upon.
One of the most important actions
taken was the decision that the for
ward pass should not be eliminated
That this play will be modified to
meet the objections of some of the
larger colleges is probable, but the
plav will be retained,
This is as it should be There are
objections to the play which are !e-
ultimate, but on the whole it adds
to the interest in the game and gives
freer play to brains as against
Drawn
The football rules committee of
the association consists of H. l..
Williams Minnesota; ]. A. Babbitt,
Haverford; w. L. Dudley, Wander
bilt; r X. Hall, Dartmouth; ] r.
Lees, Nebraska: c. w. Savage, Ober-
lin, and H. 3 Hackett, West Point
They will meet with the rules com
mittee of the larger COLLEGES, and as
4 was the case last year will agree on
whatever changes may be necessary.
The question of summer baseball
was dealt with in a drastic manner,
and the disposition was evident to
eliminate all faint of professional
ism from college athletics. The res
olutions touching this point We're
strong.
1t is a safe proposition that his
movement will meet with the hearty
cooperation of the Amateur Ath-
letic union President Sullivan feels
very strongly on this question and is
doing much to purify amateur ath-
letic sports.
In speaking of the forward pass,
number of the delegates seem to ia
vor a change which would impose
greater penalty for failure in thi;
rlev, and it is probable that his ac
ton will be taken. There could d
no objection to any change which
would eonfine the forward pass t
its legitimate status. That it wa
used too recklesslv during the pas
: season does not admit of argument
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-01-09
WHY ARCADIA
TRACK IS FAST

John Boden, the retiring secre-
tary of the Arcadia track, says of its
speed:
1.-THE new course is the fastest in
the world. account for this by
the presumption that at one period
the valley in which the plant is To-
Gated was the bottom on the sea.
This theory is borne out by the fact
that the loan is pure silt. which all
track superintendent endeavor to
obtain 1t is my prediction that new
American records will be establish
ed there for all distances during the
present season.
Speaking of the Arcadia horses,
Mr.. Boden says:
"Rifieman is the most improved
animal there. 1t is nv firm belief
that Rifleman is capable OF taking
un 12n pounds to MnntgomeI- s 100
and administer a good beating. I'm
der any reasonable weight adjust
meut. don't believe there Is a
horse now in training in California
"a nahle of taking the Carman
horses measure"
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-01-09

QUITS CHARITY

NEW YORK, Jan. s.--The work
of the Charity Organization socie-
tvs committee for the prevention of
tuberculosis win be suspended ow-
ing to the failure of John D. Rookie
Teller to renew his subscription for
carrying on the work.
The society received number Of
subscriptions from others besides
Rockefeller last year. but they were
all made for the reason that he
headed this list. and when he did
not respond to the appeal for fur.
Their aid this year. it was decided
to give up the work. The work Of
1.-THE committee was largely among
1.-THE poor on the East Side.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-01-09
HONOR NESTOR
OF JOURNALISM
COLONEL A. K, MCCLURE, CHIEF
EDITOR OF PHILADELPHIA
TIMES, is MADE AN HONORED
GUEST AT BANQUET

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. Cover
nor Stuart, General Miles, Admiral
Schley, Admiral Coghlan, P. A. B.
Widener and Senator Penrose are
few of the hundred or more nota-
bles who will gather about the ban
Quet board at he Hotel Majestic to-
night to do honor to Colonel Alex
ander K. Mcclure. The affair is
designated as a -four score sympo-
SUM dinner and has been arranged
in celebration of Colonel McCluTe's
S0th birthday.
Colonel Mcclure is the nestor of
Pennsylvania journalism, and for
two generations he has been the
friend and confident Of nearly every
American statesman of any promi-
nence. He was born in Perry coun-
ty this state, and received his edu-
cation in the public schools Before
the Civil war he served in the legis-
lature and occupied several other
public Offices. During the war he
served as an assistant adjutant gen
eral He was admitted to the bar,
but soon abandoned the law for
Journalism After serving an APP
premiership on several smaller pa
pers. he became chief editor Of the
Philadelphia Times and continued in
that position for 26 years.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-01-09
Lewiston Railway Time Card
NORTHERN PACIFIC

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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-01-09
APOLOGIES
GREAT RACE

The Melbourne cup, the classic
race of the South continent, was, in
1907, won by Apologize in the record
time of 3:2715 for that particular
event. This is the first time on rec
ord that the Melbourns cup has been
won by a New Zealand horse. The
ring received terrific scorching, as
Apologize was a heavily backed fa-
vorite at to q.
/ Only IS horses sported colors for
the cup. Despite his terrific impost
of 143 pounds, Poseidon was a heav-
lily backed second choice at to 2.
Mooltan was third choice at Z to L,
while s to / could be obtained
against Mountain King, the winner
of the Victoria Derby.
The race can be easily described.
Knox got off flying and carried the
field at fast clip. When Knox re-
tired Mountain King took UP the
running. He led into the stretch
with Mooltan on the inside and Apo
logue on the outside. Mooltan and
Apologize drew clear of the entire
field After pretty struggle Apo
logue won by three-parts of a
length, negotiating the two miles in
3:27h.
Apologize carried LOT pounds, ant
was ridden by Evans. The winner
of the Melbourne cup is bay horse
by Phoebus Apollo. dam Miss Ola.
dys. Phoebus Apollo is by St. ST.
mon, while his dam is Polynesia By
Barcaldine. Miss Gladys is
daughter Of Cuirassier, son Of
Musket and Frailty Mooltan, which
finished second, is son of Positano
Mountain King, the third horse, Il
sired by Wallace.
The Melbourne cup has $4,000
added, and 100000 people, by gate
money count, saw the race run. Dur
ling the meeting of the Victorian
Jockey club, the usual stakes were
decided. Mother Goose, by Wallace
captured the Maribyenong plate
Mountain King. by Wallace, wor
the Victoria Derby, easily beatini
Peru, by Grafton. and others. Posei
don won the Melbourne stakes a
one and three-quarters miles. IL
which event he beat the Melbourn'
CUP winner, Apologize. Poseidol
had IN 1875 pounds, while Apologu'
carried 129 pounds.