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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-09

@ d lGAcrci 5m h @Iin-
ben. - Wtilton Spibcr BON HoBpiue,
@oltimprc.Gountp, un0 Hihuro T..
2piber, bon 9fr. 1922, Noro,9 BRADFORD,
StrnBe, 5luei @riibcr, ipeldJe beioe
blind iin0, lpur0cn geitcrn friib gcgelt
1 llbr an Erelton-, noDe @aibingtpn-
StruBc, Oltrd) Ben Sergeonten ScDie
rcrboftct ll10 nad) Dem nor00itlid)cn
StotionsbniS gcbrodt. 9tc beiocn
Griiocr m6l5tcn lid) oilf Scr StroBe
inO perpriigclten lid nod alien DC
gcln Ser &unit. Yoli5eirid)tcr Sep
finger licB lie geltern &ormittog M.
bCitruft l%ollfclL nud)ocn Tie i6nl CT.
Hart bottclt, bob e8 iif nm einen
lrii0crli6cn misunderstanding &C.
hon0clt babe.
Sauben0ieb erlpi d) t. -
&orrp In0rcpS, bon Ger. 1906, Horo-
GoitlcItrnBe, eripiihte am Sumitag
Nbcllo Den If Sabre olten Otto S5cd),
bon Nr. 1920, Noro-0 urbomItr., olS
rerlclbc ongcblid inl 9cgriif ltanb,
!lnOrcm'S Soubcnihlog cinen 9eiuh
obyuItotten. Gr belt Den Snobcn
fcIt, bis i'm Eoli5iit 0empiep in Gnn.
pfong nobml uno nod Dem noro0it.
lihcn StotionsbalS brad)te. Gr miro
bcltc bem Sugcnorihter @euiSler
oorgciiibrt nno miro lln5lueiiclboit
cine Strofe 5lt' crlparten babcL oo
cr crit i'm 0e5cntbcr leBtcn SoDrcS
bon Dem Tidtcr oui bier Monotc po-
rolirt mllroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-09
-Saluator nm 3apf-
I'M ScnfcltOpfd)ru,
Mr. 81, Mcit-S crinatuu Strakc,
10 langc &urratb rcid)t.
OGW

en- Scr 3eit. - @cncrol-
@nn0cSunmalt Charles ). @onoporte
iol Ollrf Die 3oblungslniGbigfcit cis
ncr 9nnf mo 6cn Gonfura cineS lei
llcr peri0nliden Srcun0c Dor ihpes
rem iinonjiclen ShlG0cn ~betroiicn
.iporbcn iein. Serr 9pnoportc botte
lrincm 6rcun0e cine lcbr bobc Gum.
NE 8cl0eS gclicbcn mo bel Der Wuitf
cillcn Broberen 9etroa %teponirt. sic.
ben Sorntcn, meld)e icin Gi9entbun
limo, Iollcnnm IN n1d)itcr Belt aili 81.
icntlid)er Nllttion perfallit iperoen.
Tier 6ormcn pcrben in Upper Worl.
boro AM II. MtGrS ltno orci onoere in
g%nnopoIis in Der iolgenocn ISOLDE
pcrltcigcrt luerbcn. Irei Surmet liilo
IN Nnne Nrunbcl.Go untp u1o bic
ilbrigen III Erincc Georges Gorntp
gelegen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-09
@rufcs Nnitrrn Sonpcr.
yNriunsS amcn- %crcin."
- Sicnitag nnb MittmudL =
10 NM If WTr,
TV ""p III |FHF0'
v@crmania=W Gnncrdjpr- Snllc."
(GS-7m .s.,u--


ISicb3t9 sabre alt, &c., SUI
&rciic leincr Semitic luno gutter
6rclnbe ~ieicrtc 0~cltern Slbeno SEER
6ricOrid Sdic in ieincr Nobnuulg,
9tr. 416, NorO-GoltlcS troBc, icinen
10. @cburtSiog. Nus 0iclcm NnloB
lpllrbe or niht MIR bon ollcn SCitcn
bcr5lid be0liIdluiinldt, ionoern olld)
reid)lid) bciHcnft. Scrr Shie pllroc
in S6oll6Crl, aurbcIlenL gcborcn mo
fam Dor 80 Sobrcn nad Nmerlto. @r
mohtc inn 40. Nclpsgorfer &oIontG,
Observation-Disclosures sen @iirgerfrieg
nit. Srobocm cr Soblrcidc 8efcdJtc
nlitnlohtc, mltr0c or ME perlcbt, bos
Qegcn Itiir5tc CT m1breno zines va
trouiQeroienitcS bel Stcpcnion, Nld.
balla, pnnt Tferoc uil0 bra6 boS
linfc S6ltltcrbcin. 9tnd) oent &ricgc
orbeitete CT in icincm 9cruf ais Clint
mcrnlomt. @crr Sd)ie lit icit 1860
nit Outline Moric, geborcnc Gufcn.
BERG, pcrbeirut6ct. Gon Den SinOcrn,
mcld)c Der 9liidlihcn G6e c%ntlproilcn,
iino nod iolgcnoe iiiti am Scbcn:
bic &S. Sobn unO George Shie,
Srou Sec. Sogcr, Srau Sobn Wtttge
uno Sri. 2iup Sdie.
Inter GenelL lpclde an Der Seller
tbcilnobnnen, b%eionoen lid: Sr. Geo.
Mtctge uno 6omilie, Sr. 6rcG. Wors
garrett unh 6omilie, Sr. Sp. 9edet
uno Snnuilic, Sroil 9lnnic Monotb,
Srou Worp @enner, Srou W. SeB,
SEER uno Srnu Hiduro @icic, SEER
uno Srou NouI @op, Srou SopGic
Geinbol0, 6rou Charlotte Mctgc,
Scr mo 6rot Sobn Naumonn SEER
uno Trot Geo. Gorid, @err un0
Sroi goom Berg, Sr. Allgrit &rit9,
Serr uno Srau Sp. SeoridL oic SrIS.
Coma Misncr, Gliiubetb @ieie, Soa
8icie, Innic @ieie, 2ottic Wetge,
2ouiic Heinbolo. Morp 9unfe, Scr
tho @eiic. Nlltb 9otbmer, 2ottic
Sdie, Wainic Netee ilnO Die Scrren
Sobn Metge, George ilnb Sobn Shic,
2oniS llbl, @nl. 3i5Ie, @n. Sprd,
GboS. Softer, $. unb 9. Bieic, Sobn
Iicie, Sp. GroBpcIl, Soml. 2ocbr
uno gbiuaro Sitter bon Nelp.Dorf.
SteIItc i'd ser Eoli5ei
9tIS Soiporo goton, BON 9tr. 544, Dit.
Sort.ape., erfltbr, Dob gegen i'm ell
@erboftsbefebl erpirft moroen lei,
benz 5lfolge er III oos 2ogcrbous poil
@iaiun Humien II. S0bne eingebro.
den fem ioute, itellte er iid g~eiterit
irciipiaig Der Gpli5ei nno ertl1rtc.
oab bic gcgen i'm erbobene gnidul.
bigilng iebcr 9cgriinonng entbebre.
Gs miro inioIgc beiicn bon Der &oli.
act naf sipei d1oeren Mtannern &c.
fubnbet, Die piclleidJt pertbpolle @its.
fiinft iiber ben Ginbrnh ertbeilen
fonlltct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-09
Snr gcndtnng.

Ter ,Scutihr Gurreipoubcut" uimmt 1T ieber
Seit geridlte nui iber @rrIobuuarn, SohSriten,
@eburtsiuae, guloene uno iilbrrnc SudISeiteu,
Observation-Disclosures etc., nit ben 9iamcu Der
Aniucienocn, bic n1er brutItdI gcihricDcn ieiu
iontru. Nudl Ncriuunl 9uti5eu pcrocu germ
nufaenummen. Sic Giui1uoer iulhcr Seridtc
mitiien uber ibrrn Gamru unteridIreiben unb
pur NGrm nidt ueraeicn, wu bic 6citlihteit
%itattfanb - strahe NIB S~ausnnmmer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-09
Scbbel's cinsigcs Mtclicr.

@ir babcn nnr Gin NtcIicr in galti.
more, nnb bas befinoct i'd lit Der
Gtasc 5a cbener Groc, Nr. 321, @orb.
8aD., nabe !Sigb,Str. &inScr.Ybu.
toarapGicm cine Spc5ialitGt. = Seine
gacmtcn mnS feline Sreppen ~ Itciscn.
). Scbbcl. 6. Grni, Weiddftsfalrcr.
(315-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-09
Sonnenanfs nnb ltntcroano.
Sns Wcttcr.

Sir Worplonb mo Den Qiitritt
Columbia bcllte Ncgcn un0 tdltcr;
frii6e npromcItlid)e @in0c.
Baltimore bate geItcrt pou Wtor-
acrS bis glbenoS idones @cttcr. Die
nicori9ite Scmpcrotllr n0mlid mar
IS @rob Dor 6 llbr Wor0cnS uno Die
fodltc 81 @roo nm A llbr NodJm.
Sn Den onocren 0u1toca Wctter.
@cobod)tungs.S totioncn murOcn Die
i%oIgcnoen n%icbrigitcn Scmpcroturcn
rerseid)nct; Guitport 20, Eortlono 26,
@oiton ~, IIbonp "a, Nep. PORT 81,
philadelphia 80, Ntlol,tic GitD 81,
@oibingtoW 32g 3orfolt ~, SottcroS
-, Gborlciton SO, Sopomob 80,
Sodionpiue CO. Siipiter 81, Sen McIt
6S, Atlanto IS, montgomery GO, Nclu
Orleans 81, Euleltine GA, @olpciton
G6, Corpus Gbriiti 70, WcmpbiS %,
Cincinnati 80, EittSbllrg SO, Ssrpcgo
30, Buffalo 80 9ltpeluno 30, Gctroit
30, 9llpcno 80, WorQucttc If, @rcel
Ban %, Chicago 36, GuIutb A, ct.
Bolll ., ct. Soltis 40, &onios Gitp
rs, Omaha ii, Silton -12, 9iSn,orf
is, WiQiitpn IN, Soprc ., Sclcno
%, Solt 2ofe Giip 26, Genpcr 20,
Nortb ElotteS12, Gp0gc GitD 26,
NnloriQo 49, Sos g19clcS II.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-09
Seppiitcn nnb Tnlagcn.

ItI SCpullIClt W VlllllUuCNB ui3ll
Icgcn. 1922 Sic ,Hcol GItutc Gr
DANCE" %bcfiirruortct Die Bill. 49,
0iebt ibrc 8riin0e oofiir an.
Gic Steal GItutc Grdbongc" bcfiir.
mortct cine 0ia, meId)c cS fir Ole
Sporbontcn oc3 Stootc8 obIi0oto.
rid mod)t, cincn gctpiIicn Ero5cnts
iot Scr Bel ibncn bintcrlegten Iepoli.
ten in @rlmocigcntbum on5uIcgcu.
&crr 9cnion miro Die Bill I'M Inter
boltlc einrcidcll. Sic id]rcibt II. q.
Dor:
SCOc inter sen @cictcn oicIc3
StootcS incorporate Spurbonf ioQ
nidt untcr 50 Fro}cnt urlo ridt iiber
70 Yro5cnt ibrcr Acinmmten GCpoii.
ten uno bo8 Ginfommcn aus Ocnlelz
ben in crItcn @Dpotbctcn nui unbcIa-
itete8, qrrno5in3ireic8 @runOci8c1s
tbum I'M Stuotc Oiarpluno o1lcgen
uno 10 bclolicn. Ger @Crtb OcS
Giacnt5um9 mus minOcitcn@ inn Bop.
pcltcn @ctrugc Der oltrd) boiicIbe &C.
iidcrtcn GorIcbcn icitr. @cnn boS
@rrnoitiid mbcbollt lit, ioQ 0o9 Tar.
IebCn nift iibcr 10 Ero5cnt OcS gSers
tics bctrngcn. Wcnn cillc WtnioritGt
Scr MitgIiCOcr oc8 Gircttorilm19 ci-
ucr Sporbonf Dem Stnut9iGobmci-
tier ldlriitlid) mittbeilt, 0ob 0icic fci-
men 2cliigcnocn @ctrog IN critcn &D-
potbcfcn in Oicicm Stootc crDoIten
fam, I'M 0cn 9CItinmungcn oca &c
lcBca nod5lttonlmcn, tunn Der
Sdntmciiter sic 3Cit, III mcldcr lol-
dc Nnlo0e gcnlodt merocn miIlIcn,
oltf nidt iIbcr Elm Sobr p%crl0n0crn.
Sn bicicn Sale miiiicn oic Gcpoii-
ten III @un0cSs SbIi1otioncn 81 Ct.
mem @ctrogc ongcIcgt Dcrbcr, Der
bcm llntcrihic0 5luiidcn Dem tbot
i0d)Iih IN N%Dpptbctct fclt2cle9tcn So
pitol mo 50 Erojcnt Der 9otoI o..
poiitcn Qlcihfommt.
Sur @cgriinbun9 biciCr Bill fiibrt
6ic oHcnl Gitntc GrdonNc" fol0cnbc
Glrgrmcntc an: Gic Gcpoiitcli Der
Spnrbonfcn in Baltimore bctru0cn
so WiQioncn Collars; Is bcitebcn
feline @cicBe iibcr Die Si6crbcit pbcr
Den Gbornftcr Der bon ioldcn Snititr-
ten Ncmud)tcn &opitolonlogcn. Sn
Den nlciitCn Stuotcn beItcbcn OCrnr-
tigc 8ciete. 0ie bicliQcn Spnrbon-
fen bnbcn 9cluGbnlid lire &~npitnlicn
III gIfticn llno Sbligutionen nit
ihmonfcnbcm 8ertb ieit9eIcgt.
@Clhcu Nntbcil trligCn 0icie ongc-
bGltftcn Hcid)tbiimcr 81 Dem Iltfbdu
Der Stnot bel, ais tic Don Dem groBcn
9ronbc beimgcilldt murDe? gScld)'
Before Sid)crbcit fam cine EeriorL
Corporation Sparbnnf II. /. 10. bo-
ben, ais SDpot6etcn ouf arlln05inS-
ircicn @%run06cIib BON llid)t mebr olS
80 Yro5cnt oeS Worftluertbcs bonn
@runObciib?
IS iii cine Doblbefamntc Sbutlod)c,
oob ollc GroBen So8crbGillcr, 6obri-
fen, gurcaugcb1uoc, conmcr5iclle
&GlIicr unb 3%Citltn0SsS iiicincn &C.
5pun9cu morCn, fir ibrcn @nll iinoll-
5icIle @iiIic BON oitBerbolb 0c9 Stou-
les 5u illdcn uno BOZ micberboltc De
iltdc al Die Sparballtcn l"ricrcr
Stobt pcrgcbIi1 luarcll. Sie S6atio.
dc, ooB Oicle Snititlltc WcIltd)e iiir
Torlebcn ollf @rnmocigcntbum ob.
lpicicn, benefit cincn Wnngcl an Scr
III biclige llntcrncbmlungen
linb mod]t oltBcrboIb bc9 StuateS ci-
men id)Icd)tcn Ginorlld.
Ger 3lucd oicicr Bill lit, Elm gr0bc-
res Sntcrciic IN Der @rllolugc oucr
Gouulip- unb Sto0t. Scfllri-
81 crrucfCn, 8. T.. 8rlnhbclib,
6obriten @oorenbGlicr ulo @obn-
bdltier, Die cincn Stoat progrciiip
mndcn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-09
llntcrbaItnnaS @rguriicr.

rgiabcmie" Mluoumc gin5iuota in foIacn
benz RepcrtoirC:
Wonida. Sienitua ulo 4litllpo6 gIbcn0 mo
Wlitilpon mintincc N SouIe Sotle".
Gonncritag NhCro ll1o SnniitaB lIuiiitcc
apcbh1 @abIer".
5reitag mo Sumitng abcno aIbc Comet.
rHIbnngB's" oSdnicc M3crcoitb".
rAunitprium" - Abe Sool 0uuie".
nSlancn's" ppuppD Sppligdr'5 IrIp
arouno ibc 98orlo".
,Sprn's" - bluffs.
r@apetn" gNnhcler'S @oiiou Ncuca" mn
.Ibe Sipbt Iulicu1co".
rSonioan" - Mate 9nrion'5 temptation"
p8eip Wuunmeutal" - n1bc RidIio 9tpurs
bcre".
rWiarplaub" aeitb's nau Star" s9nuoca
bile.
eubin'S, 4O4-406 rh.Satimurc' eirnhe -
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. uuo gN1iloclhtloer.
500" Tnrtb'spenne nnb Gni.StrnGc
3nalit Eorfteunract hrcfiirter ipiloer I9iere,
gSnnoclbiloCr uno 9tuuihubiabrcn.
,SbaliasWidnucrdlur" - WiOutGl, ocTi Q.
Wdrs, MInsienbuu in Der p@ermuniasNiiltltet
cbur=0dUc".
,Nriun. Tnmcn. 9Screin+ 1icntup mn Miit.
lpudb. ben 10. mn II. WnrB, orOhcS @uitcrns
Soupcr in Der ,@ermnntas llIdnncrdor Safe.
r3rubhun.S rancnpcrciu" Mitnpod. ocn
is. MdrI. MtuSfensardn5then in Der p5robiinlts
Sale" Nr. 1000. SrcocrtGa Hpcrllc.
rHenbobh'S nititut" Stcniinq. ecH 10.
WIdr3, sIbcnos s.t5, Ncetbopcn'S Wicife in Sbur
bonn BAD 'Gbur".
@ier5cbntes VecbpsH. Nceital - Srcitu0. ben
10. 0idr3, 1 llbr %giadmiiinae.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-09
S6tffSfdrten

pom ltno not europa ii6er Baltimore
ober Zen. Yorf, Gaiiite ooer 3miihen.
bed. @c6iel, atslanOii9es 0cIo,
Grcoitbrieie uno @eloietoungen.
Sbeu. $. 9icucr e. &c.,
Mr. 217, Sit.galtimOrc.S traRe.
d.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-09
,Surmunic . Saic,"

Hr. Ala, @cit'Sagcttc-S traRc, Sarl
Sdmiot, Snbabcr. @iirsbnrgcr Suf,
brdn friidl am 3apf. Sincrs, Sunpcrs
a Ia carte. Scbcn Samitag Ibcmo
Jrci.Gpnsert. (Mprilt,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-09
glnfcIS bulletin.

Sereinc ilno &irdcn fonnen Den
cGemoIigen rAeton'S Enrf" aln Gnoc
ser 2igbtltraBet-9riid iest fir Den
Sommer belegen. - Wan penoe lid
on Sreb. g)odel, Gigenthiimer, 42G,
Sreocrid. Npcnnie. Yeioe elepbone.
M32, Io|)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-09
pSBulia WdnncrdJOr."

Ma8fcn6aG e. Wuntug 80. Mar5.
@crmania-W GnncrdJor-Saac.
Erciic fir bic adDt bcitcn Gin3cl.
Masfcn, ipluic bic bcitcm 0rnppcn.
Sifct poo, III Der 9aiic SOC.
O2-3,G-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-09
S. 9iener & 60,

Geutides uno anberes auslGnoi.
ites @clo gefauit unto perfauit.
8eloicnonnsen beiorst nad) 3ertid.
LAMB, Seitreid, @ubIanb II. /. M
NedicI aiisecitellt auf alisIdnoiidje
9anfen. Greoitbricie unb GrapeIers
CHEQUES.
217C.s8Qltimore.St r
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-09

Seu III kbU I. W. <tl Uotl'Si
Scr ,Ebilooelpbin @n5ette" ihrcibt:
sic lcbbaitc Ngitntion gcgcn 80.
cal Option" uno Erobibitior, mclfe
Dol, ser oeittid)cn Treiic bcS 2nnoes
Gciiibrt miro, lit nntiirlid) in areiicn
Ger @oiieriimpcl nidt unbenlerft &c.
blieben. Sic ieben in ocriclben ibre
eroBte uto Gin lnBrcifitc @cancrlh,
Gin 9olmcrt, gcgen Oas Tie p~crgcblid)
on5nbringcn ltrcbcn. Notilrlib iud)ell
sic @aiicriimpel iiir bieic @eGncr-
ihnit, meld)e ibre @eitrcbun8cn &C.
mad)t wiro, iih 81 roten. Sic per
~anloiicn Oicienigen nmcritaniihcn
@cihGitsbGuicr. bel oercn Gbcia lie
Ginilub baben, niht rncbr IN 0eltt.
iden 3eitungcn 81 onnoncircn, mo
goben lid lonit ouc Wiiibc nit 0creh
matcrieIler Sh6oi9nng. Sh babe
itets beballptet, ooB @oiicrlimpclci
llnb NotiuiSml,S Sonb III Sunb
aebcn. GoS empiinoet Nicnlon0 feb,
batter, nlS bic oelltiden 3eitllngen,
mcun cinmol cine beionocrs groBe
Trobibitions . Igitotion I'M @nn9c
lit. Sic lclbIt miirbcn failm cine ne.
lentlihe' ginbuBc erleiocr, mcnm
Hrobibition i1mmtlide 8irtbiduitcn
rnb 9rauereien ihliebcn miiroe, ia
tie fonnten fir cine rein pailipc Sal.
lung n0breno elmer 5cnperenj.Gums
pogue meientlihr geidGitlidle &or.
tbcile in 8orm bon Nn5cigen grobcr
@eidditsbauicr iih iihern. Sic tbun
&c nid)t, neil JIG lid beruiCn fiiblcn,
has bnrd r2ocal Option, Erobibi.
tions- unO anbcre 3mangsgcicse qe.
fGbroete ErinSip ser pcrionIidcn
6reibeit 81 pertbeioigcn. grboltcn
Sic baiiir bon Seiten Der @irt1c.
9rauer uno @roBbduoler, oeren Slt.
tereiien iie 10 lebbait itiiben, sic gc.
ihGitlide llnteritiibnng, oui melde
Tie poIIen Inipruf bitten, lpenn 10
etrpas mic Iunfbarfeit IN &reiien
berieIben befannt wGre? Ncin; eS
giebt iogar .@eidGitslelte" inter
grauern, 0irtbeu uno 8robb6no-
Tern, peld)e beutifen 3eitungcn ielbIt
u1brenb elmer Semperen5 : Gam.
engne bie an5eige entSieben, neil
bieielben gemagt baben, an Sins ooer
altn5 ettpas aiis5uiesen nno aritif ST.
iiben, oils iie iif nift 10 %auiiii9rten,
mic es iif geborte. Gs lit tiSrpcilcn
merfmiirois, mie nett Die glinbbcit
gebt unb nelhe .berrliten" gltitben
i'm 9anoe Der unbegren5ten Woglid'
teiten sic llnoantbarfeit treibt.""
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1908-10-24

Accommodating,
''Where is the man who runs this
livery stable?" asked a large, feshy
man, in tone of voice that was de-
cidedly offensive to the boy in charge.
'tHe isn't in, sir, just now," replied
the lad, "but if you are very hungry
I can show you to a STALL
All His.
Can I have this dancer" asked the
callow youth.
"Why, certainly" replied the haugh.
ty beauty: 81 don't want it,
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1908-10-24

like the bridegroom, partly English.
for, as is we'll known, the duchess of
Sermoneta is relation Of Lord
Lathom. The Princess Teano is a
clever linguist, and speaks English
besides several other languages with
a perfect accent. When in England
shestays at Merton, her grandfather'a
beautiful seat in Norfolk.-Tatler.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1908-10-24

nally Brunswick was the headquarters
Of the German police doggy men and
when canine assistance was required
one of the officers at once set out
with a dog. These officers and dogs
often travelled long journeys, going
as far as Paris and Constantinople on
two occasions.
The German trainers soon came to
the conclusion that not even the most
perfect dog would carry a line three
or four days old when he was not in
a perfect working condition, as he
would not be after long train jour-
ney. Before anything else the mind"
of dog must be quite fresh because
he has to do far more mental than
physical work. Further, dog brought
to country in which the conditions
are different from those Of his home
cannot settle down to the work at
once with his mind quite fresh for the
task.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1908-10-24
THE DUCHESS OF MARLBOROUGH

Her frocks come from Paris, but she
has distinctive style of her own. In
the evening she generally wears black
or white, while during the day she
wears gowns made Of some soft ma
terial with a full high ruche or tulle
or chiffon. She reads, writes and
better still, thinks, and is good
platform speaker, and takes a great
interest in the prison question. She
is quite an authority on art, is enthu-
siastic over miniatures and of the lat.
ter possesses two exquisite ones, one
of Marie DIS Medici and another of
Mary Queen of Scots.
Consuelo's pearls are marvellous in
size and beauty, many Of the largest
being worth $4,000 each. She has
two sons, Lord Blandford and Lord
Churchill, to whom she devotes al
most her entire time. For the rest
she rather avoids society, and has
some quaint pets, such as snakes, vul-
lures, pelicans and ostriches.
The duke of Marlborough holds a
place of his own among the English
nobility. He is ninth duke, and be-
sides his six British titles takes rank
as prince OF Mindelheim in Suabia,
and as a prince Of the Holy Roman
Empire. He shoots and hunts, but his
chief interest seems to be political.
He is a keen tariff reformer, was once
chancellor of the Primrose league, and
has acted as under secretary for the
colonies.
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HlucH W Improve the gardens OF her
various residences. !
Among her jewels are a set of ex-
tremely fine rubies which have often
been reset, and also that magnificent
gem, the "Neska" diamond, which is
almost the size of twp shilling piece,
and is of course of enormous value.
1t may be worn as a pendant, but the
duchess generally fastens it in front
of her tiara, where it shows to great
effect as swinging stone.
AS to the duke, he is still young,
only twenty-nine, but began to be a
prominent person at the age Of TWEEN
ty. He saw real service in the South
African war, was present at the
helped to hoist the British flag at Pre-
toria. His tastes are simple, his man
ner easy and he never puts on any
airs, though he has the largest rent
roll of any peer in England.
Consuelo, duchess Of Marlborough,
daughter Of Willie K. Vanderbilt of
New York, is tall and slender, with a
Long neck and small, piquant features.
She is pretty, but of a Japanese order
of loneliness, with dark hair and eyes
curiously wistful and appealing in ex-
preston. She is perhaps the most at
tractive of American peeresses in
England, possessing youth, beauty,
brains, as we'll as fabulous wealth.
Her voice is soft and, low, and her
manner gentle and winning.
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year for Mr.. Friteh to jump from a
good clerkshlp to one of the stellar
lights in the railway world.
A little over twelve months ago Mr..
Fritch was assistant to the general
manager of the Illinois Central road,
and aside from a good acquaintance
among technical railroad men he was
practically unknown to the general
public and the financial world. When
he was made assistant to President
Hanrahan, he attracted the attention
of Mr.. Hartman, and at once his
vigorous character asserted ITSELF
His first big work was as one of the
three tellers in counting the votes in
the famous Fish-Harriman fight. All
through this contest Mr.. Fritch
showed himself to be a general Of
rare ability. His principal character
to being civil engineer, he is an at
torney at law. His most recent big
work is to assume charge, practically,
istic is breadth Of view. In addition
of the identification of the big Chi
cago terminals Of this road.
Following is Mr.. F'rltch'S record:
Born in Springfield, ILL.,, Aug. 1S,
1867. He pursued the course Of civil
engineering in the University Of Gin
cinnati, and later studied law and was
admitted to the bar in that state. He
started railroad work twenty-four
years ago as supervisors assistant on
the old Ohio & Mississippi road, later
becoming chief engineer of the line.
In 1893 he became connected with the
Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern as
division engineer and later superin-
tendent of the Mississippi division
This position he lelft in February,
1904, to take service with the Illinois
Central, doing special work for one
year when he was made assistant to
the president. In this place he has
been given more original authority
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!~THE DUCHESS OF WESTMINSTER

constance, duchess Of Westminster,
is One OF the most beautiful women in
English society. She has a light, clear
complexion, brown hair, is tall and
graceful in figure and possesses a
charming manner and magnetic per-
sonality. Before her marriage she
was Miss "Shelegh" Cornwallis-West,
daughter of Col. and Mrs. CORVALLIS
West Of Ruthin castle, North Wales,
who are connected with some of the
most important families in England,
Her marriage was genuine love
affair as she and the duke were boy
and girl together, and on one occasion
went through form of bethrothal
half jest in earnest The Grosvenor
family discouraged the match, but
shortly after the death of his grand
father the young duke announced his
lowed by his marriage.
They have two children, Lady Ur.
sula Mary Olivia Grosvenor and Lord
Grosvenor, who is godson of King Ed.
ward and the prince of Wales.
The duchess of Westminster is a
fine whip, can ride we'll to hounds and
has practical knowledge of seaman
ship. She has real love OF horses,
can break in one as we'll as a groom,
and is clever at teaching tricks to
horses, dogs and other animals. She
is also fond of flowers, and has done
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DOG DETECTIVES IN GERMANY

Year by year I attend trials of "po-
lice Dogs in Germany and Austria,
where man hunting dogs are trained
and bred for police purposes and
where dogs have become branch Of
the police organization. In Germany
there is a society called the Associa-
ton for Furthering the Breeding and
Employment of Police Dogs, and ideas
on the subject are exchanged, all ex-
periments with dogs being carefully
reported.
Years of thorough and painstaking
study were devoted to this subject
before suitable breeds of dogs were
obtained and proper methods Of work
ing the dogs were discovered. Origi-
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Princess Teano was born at Colon
ha and bears the historic family name
of VittOria. Her marriage to the eld-
est son and heir of the duke Of Ser
moneta took place seven years ago in
Rome, and was a most brilliant func-
ton. The marriage was doubly in
teresting owing to the bride being,
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and wider jurisdiction than any of his
predecessors and probably more than
is delegated those in similar positions
on other roads.
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LIVE WIRE IN RAILROAD SERVICE

''Who is this man F'ritch?" is the
question being asked by many old
railroad heads. The query is a rea-
sonable one, for it has only consumed
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Switching Him Off.

Switching Him Off.
He (who is rather proud of his re.
semblance to famous comedian)-
$50 you really think it possible to
judge not only ones character, but
ones occupation from the lines on
face. Now, what would you take me
to be?''
She ooh, something to do with
railway lines"
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Getting married is a good deal like
buying a horse covered with a blan.
ket.
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The self-made man can see no beau
ty in picture unless he finds himself
in the central foreground