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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-02
Eng ShladniG.if Der 9ntAMit.

GnNluuO bcltcDt MIN clunlul ia.
rolti. Oob itinc 0ric9arIotte Oclcll
3ucicr unOcrcr &0uOer }uionmcnGes
nommcn 0lcidmcrthjQ oOcr Qor ijbcr
lc0cn irin ioll. Scincr GNtoHtiiottc
ucr0m,ft ca icinc Stc0urQ ais @clt-
moht; Oc1mCacn Qiebt Gl19IonO &ohr
iiir ,(obr Gina 15O N}iuioncn Collars
olta, I'M icinc Tlottc 81 crbuItcl mn
SIT ]pcritGrtCn. SINNER 0r0Bcrc mo
iu]rd)tborcrc Shlohti6iiie mcr0cn &c
buut. Ger .GrcoOnOu9bt" Snp, ben
GnQlonO Ciniiibrtc, iou nod ilbcrbolt
mer0cu. IS iii o~llcr0inQ9 Don per
iMic0cncr ScitC bcharptct morOcn,
Dob sic oTrcoonouQbto" ocn Gruors
tlm1cnL sic man olli lie QcIc6t ntd)t
Cntiprohcl Gdttcn. Gda SGl0dtidj-f
Der 3utlulit, 81 Oclictt Ban Ole britt.
idc NOnlirulitdt nlmmchr Acidrjttra
it, miro in nod mcit qrG6crcm N}obc
cine NbmcidUmQ nm biahcriAcn ~
pen inn SNiiiabuu Ouritcltch ais G
nit Dcn nGrcoonougGt2" Scr SAT-
mar. IN Dem uclrcn SNjiic fonm;
sum critcn MoIc DOS Frin5ip Der
WroG @u2moi6inc 5ur NmuCn0m1.
Die Notwithstanding Oc2 NrCnnitoi
" 80 a..
les lit notijrIih in Wo9moihincu Oi2l
%rotioncllrr ol9 in MoIbcmlnihincG
mo (urbinen. Ger @cOonfc, OiCic
&ortbcilc olldJ I'M Sdiii2bou ull9}l,s
mlBcr, IuN nobc. 9tod) monhcrlcl
Grpcrimcutcn lit MN Die Mtaidinc
olli cinCn ioId)cn @roO Der %olItom
mcnbcit gcbrodlt norOcyL Oob Die eng
liidc N0nlirolitGt 0oa Erinjip ooop
tirt bat. Yllh i'm Nuaichcn mcrDCH
Die 3utumlt0iMiiic BON Den bi3bcrt
gen %iniCnihiiicn mcicntlidl ubmcI
den. Sir bubcn feline Sdornitciuc
mo bietcn 0nbcr lcin0lihcn @ci6oi
icn Gin n%crinNCrc@ 3icl. Gas &crOcG
lit nicOriQcr, mo 0o2 Shiif ioU nod
Nr0bcrcn SiciNnn0 bobcrL mic Der
. GrcoonouDbt". pic Wd2moi0iuc
nimnlt mcni0cr Molm Gin, 10 Gub
mcbr Flob iiir Ooa @rcmmotcriol
ilbria blcibt. TQ0urd) miro bic NJ
ti~onaf0biNtcit ioldcr Sd)iiic bc0cu.
tcno ucrlGnNcrt. Gas Displacement
Oc3 nclIcn Sdiiica ioll $1,000 (on
l1cn bctroQtlL Nc0cniibcr 1880 Cont
nc1 Oca n9rcu0lnu0ht". Gcmcnt
iprcdlcnO ioUcn ordl bic Shiif3Qcs
idpcrcr icin mo ar0Bryc lruAs
meitc bobcn. Stott Scr 3ru0Ii 3oll
lou Sos &oIibcr Der nclIcn
@ciGolic 13.5 3oll bctroacn. llnO Nic
zines loldcl @ricN& ihiiic2?
Sit limo oui nv Ntiuioncn CoQor9
pcronlhlo0t. ((n0 in Gem @cttlmlfc
Der lett Don 0cn NinrilG ViGhtcn
Nciiibrt miro, miiiicn onbCrC &GuOcr
ENGLAND iolNcn mo cbcuioIl3 Nr0lc
re S6lohtihjiic bnlUn. Vic lnu1c
nod? Nic SEitidjilfc idcincu Ocu
Nicnm Standardization IN 0hic6borcr
Belt Gonturrcn5 MADDEN SIT lppllCn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-02

@crr = d) o II, Der irou56
'iid)c M(iniitcr bC@ Nll3ludrti0cn, bal
iid) oul CilCm @onfctt iibcr sic politi-
lhc SoQC oltaAciproGcll. Gr loot:
Sic otrd cn9c mn ioliOc Trcrm0.
ldott 0citGrttc 0rohc NQion5 bat
6ronfrrid) cine ncltc NlltoritGt ucrlic.
ben Die cH cin5iQ iiir 0cn Sric0cn lulo
0tc %%crlo0lnn0 bcnlttt, &cin &ric0$.
0roollte nilNtc lid, IN Die Qcfniipitcn
Glrtcntcn ltnO Observation-Disclosures.
gen. Gle Cincn mic oic onocrcn hot
len fem oll0crc@ 3icl, al4 5ur Grbul-
ting oca 6ric0ctS bei5utrugcll. @ir
bobcl MIR ben cinCn @lulid. Dor
Gompllfotioncn gcid)iitt 5t icin, lul0
lll0en1 mir inns Dor NbClltcltCrn hi.
Ten, %lllcrc 0cnluirutilhc Nrbcit tort.
5ulctcn. Mcnn itnicrc (ruppcn in
Woroffo, no tic Gin ncltc% Nrcitioc or.
luarbcn ul0 imicr Son0 cbrtcn.
f0mpItcrL 10 mar eos n0t6iQ i,tnr
Sd)nbc rnicrcr SlrtcrgiicL u|riprcr
HlItorlt0t nnN @iiroe mo lucocn ser
Sid)crbeit "ltIcrer olritaniidcn pc.
litrm0cn. @ir limo INNS micrcr
NfIid)tcn bcpnbt uIN wiiicn, luoa mir
ms nrO europa idptloer, unN feline
@efobr fam iiir Den @CItiricocn olrS
i%tlercr propiioriihcn Sntcrpcntion
clltItcbcn." Die &c0c nc9 iron36iiidcn
Wiinilicr9 tricIt BON SricNcn3pcriidlc.
rlnlaerl. so 0clielbcn obcr ilbcroll
@lnlIbcn 0cid)clft miro, lit cine AT
oere Sndc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-02

u M ter @onnor pom Mp
pCllotion9 Wcrid)t ser Suprcmc Court
in @rootlDn lit in elmer GntihciOun1
Iijr cine libcrnlr &nl3IcQrmN Oc3
Sonntnaa @cicbc$ cinQctrctc1. Gr
iiebt in ser N%oriijbrlnlN pon @unOci
bilOcrn feline GntbciIiQnna Nc3 Spnn.
tags i'm Sinnc 0cH @cicGc4 mo rr-
Hart, 0o6 Scr olttcitomcntoriidc title
So5botb mn in GnQ!auo bcobuhtrt
lpcrOc, Ionit nirNcnoS. GbriItlu al
Ter 9totioncL Soften o0cr @~lurbcna
b%ctrnntriiie icicn ST @mitun Don
hormloicn mo ser @cilnobcit 5lt-
trGNlid)cn &cronitoliunQCn umO &cr
NnilNlrnQcn am SonntoN. Mtit Midl.
ter @oOnor itimmtcn 5mci GoQcNrn
6ca Wcridt@boic&, mGbrcnO 5luci an.
0crc cin nbmciHrn0c5 llrtbcil obQu-
ben. lic librrolcn NuaIcaCr Or4 Wt-
lcbc8 bottcn obcr Die W%tcbrbCit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-02
Winriu S. 9nnrnauit.

Gs ttHrb am %. Sunt. 4 ll6r WlorNcn5,
IN ibrcr NobmluN. gir. 2tt. g,oro Faiicrlolts
4'ari Nucrlc, Maria 81. Tnncnndit, Qclichtt
NaiilIl pca ocrllorOclcn @cutN 9tGNcrNdlt mo
Nlitcr ocS 9tCp. 0enru G. GHNcnpdit. DIE
WtrrhiGllG iinoCt 2Dnrcritn1, $40 lbr N,ors
Gncle. STRIDE fiuit. 100 I'M o ll6r Gin icicrItbe3
Scclcllunt Cclcbriri miro. NCiictunlI ami Dem
bL. @rldicr 6ricnboic. &itic, feline Nllmtcll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-02
Wnnhnlrnn S5nrnrrhcrn

IS itdrb ON /. Suli 1908 in ibrcr lSobmma,
GlAN,nllo NbCiiite tIlio YaHf StruBC. W,ngoGicuu
SDgttrUcra ln Ibrcm 81. HehcusiGbre, Satin
hr9 hcrltOrbetcl NuGuit SrellenUcrQ. sic
aCli ocr Nccrnigune miro ipttrr utqcjctGt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-02

y (: ltnrb am /. Suli 1908 rr1b iir5cr aranis
psf EDHtlc9 2acber, jan, in fciucm SO. 9rbcu5.
!aOt} %aellchtcr Sat.e BON S0uiln lSCbcr. Bic
%cstolGnil1 illtoci am 6rcitug, oCn 3. %uli,
.tadnlilioBo nm 3 llbr. pon iciucr gSobnIng,
g,r: 1909, 2Seit Baltimore Strdbc. aus ituit.
NcilcrnlQ prlontim. Nittc. feline NAmcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-02

Se 'larb onf 30. 3uni 1905 eltSabctb @rau,
Fe!ieoit @olitn oes pcrftorpeueu Geurg @rdu,
pl,1N Illoet bon her lSobauug i6rcs 5tmicae.s
looltG 9rii. ebda. Naer, III. 2i23. Cfts Nt0nts
meat sirabe, ant 5reitGn, ben 3. Suli, Hut.
m.iia.5 !h "a lIbr, ans AMI Ger Baltimore
HtIItltlO NQtf. GNl-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-02
G%epnrtcmcut fir bfient!iG1r eifernrit-Sauteu.
Cub Icparicmcr; oee Webuhoes Jnipeftores
%9iircuus, HutbbGis.

VuItuHrg IANlfHtAtSs
Vulit NJ . e, -. Nltitt 1908.
glngCboie nerocu ~cntAeQeIt gelUmuIen bon
Der Gulfirdit6cb6roc Der Sinbt Baltimore iiir
bic 2ieicruug mo Snitullirnng clues Auoidlnitc.
Mppurats in Ncrbiuouun nit Der clcttriihcn
GcfeudtanJ oCs 3tuibbuufcS Der Stdot EGliis
more liir ocu linOor lno Gtaoirat6 bon Valtts
more.
g~lnac6ctc miifcn in ncrtcgcItcn Gouocrtcrr,
noreiiirt an bCt og'oGro u Nluaro9 Of Ndlii.
more Gin" mo nit Der gutiifriit gNio9 iur
cmiiA @ourb at Gin NGu" dui Der 9tnbcnlcitc
%herfebcu, 8rIt. \. Scpen IbonrnS. Stdol heGls
IirdtOr, in ociici NiirCnu i'm 1Iuthhult9 I'M pocr
Dor II llbr %OrmittugS en- $. 5uti 1908 iiher'
reicht perocr.
Scoem alu0e6ot muR Gin oil ben Wtnnor mo
Stuoirat6 bon Baltimore }~ablbarcr ccrtifiiirter
nrf. cine p9leurilG Soulc"sVdnf Acin9eller SDed
ithcr S50d ~bet0ciit9t ieir.
Ser crioIarCibe Dieter rtub Niir0fddft fteucn
liilh ocIt 2"'eflimmurl0cll hco itdntilbelt Gbnrter2
bc5iiqIid Guniruitc ludfulnlItetl.
3eihnuugcr mo SpcSiiifutiunen finnelt am
oScr nab BEN %. Snmt 1908 I'M &ilrenlt hes
Grbiuhcs TIfpciiur5 b~ciidltigt Dcrocii.
Gle 0cb6roc bCbGlt ih ca3 9ieht Dor, tracno
eiH pber ullc y~nGcbote 81 Ocrncrier.
Golpuro 7. 9rcitDtt,
8ebnuoe- Siipcitor.
@encBHtiGt:
Z. Barn Diaboul,
WtuDor.
Cuni25, 2G.o7 20.3O. Sulil ,2.3.4.G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-02
Iud Grccf SampicrsG umpngnic.
uniMtcrsMnhrplGn

Sunimcr iTSaBrplGu.
WbiGbrt hes Samplers nab Nod Greef mo
Siulg Greer bon Spenneu's NSerfie, AM Si6e
hcc Q'ronolunO, id9lit i'm s llbr WiOraenS nlo
2 lbr GuhmittnoS. alo1cnoninten SumltnpS.
SnntiidaS nm q rbr Wiuraens mo GOliidgs
li 4 uno s llDr ltOrgciS uno 2 lbr gintmits
iu1s.
special Hntcu fir @crcinc, Sirjcu nnS epn,t.
tnasidIulcu.
9Scitcrc Nt3fliift cribcilt fbriftIih ohcr
rilu6lid Subn u. NcatG int NitrCdli Der Cont
pnGnie an ocr 9Seriic 5lUiibcn II ltno 9 llbr
NnbmiituRs. - mo. Vbpre. N 3Si.
(Mni20-ScptD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-02
Nnnu Sdllunt.

Is 'lurb am t. Suli 1908 Nnun shluut in!
9lIlcr bon 81 IubreIi. s N,ouulcn uro - lUNer.
sic NccrbtollG tinoet am Ercitdg, bcn 3. Suit,
9.nhwitiu0S , l6r. bon iOrcr Npbuula, !tr.
23lsR. Git- ,SdUc!tezGtruBe, ans matt. Ncts
iCGu1G prtuu.tiT. tlSI ID
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-02
Charles Edlaafc.

IS ttnrb am %. Suni 1908 Charles sdnafc,
~Gtlicbtcr @attc BON GIifnbcib S,bnHie. NcUOrcncr
li.tlh, int utter hon 80 Snbrcn mo q Mo
lulfu. Sic VccroiGutA iiuhct BON fcincr lcpiclt
lSu1llllN, gtr. 243I, St SuOcite Strubc. aus
am Hcnncrtrg. yiGdmittugo 4 llbr, itGtt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-02
NDnrnn s.. gSCfcr.

IS itGrb nm 81. sunni 1908 $50 Su6cnos
nn@ IUlRer Arnnibcit Gpurao y. Ncncr, @uttc
nr ucrilorheleH Gbriitinu Wcdcr, I'M n,
Sabre lcinC2 YchcltS. Gle NccrotMtlI
t.1oct am Gannerirag, A!HhmittdQ5 I53 ubr,
BON lettcr lcBten 2S05mtlg, Nr.lSls, SizFrNtt
Giraffe. ans ituit. Gsg-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-02
6. & y. 4DuHe. gSoIie lot
ennis Werbrr.

Warmor. mo relirtcr GrGnit'gecrie.
Muuumcnt nit Statncn. @rabfteine, Srcp9cr,
Snunprutcn, Giuftteoi1nnacu nllrr Nrtcn.
NJroucitsbdr &ruaolunN uub WD~uab"Str.
Baltimore. Wto.
Nct1mn9e1 mo SolIelGni bIlae e~clteiert.
LltAi9N1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-02
@cititt0t:
@lrean Dsr etra 1ensmrAbrnds.eOmmi

SiircGi Der Stra lcrhnrdlbrndls.S piiriInrc
Baltimore. 10. SUM- 1908.
pie SiraBTlSlrdDfild@ , Somm'Nare W q
more Stdoi- Charter, $50. gthichHitt. bcfuitnt.
hnB ie ole critic %~criduurlutg am MuntGn, ben
-. Suli 1908, NprmittGno II ubr, in nert
YiIrcuG Der GOrrmiiidrc, looets@ebdhoc, HeriIl9s
tors nm HouiOnps Giraffe, nbtaltcit luerocn. I'M
bic &ounudbt unS6liiOtn mo bic ibncll ilbcrs
~trugcEet lllo rorl ibltn pcrIanNict Billbielt
Sn crliiIlcn i'm Netrcif Der SpnocHtutrltG Iillo
Grb1Tiluu0 Der 6nntuu. etruEc, uun ber Siofcitc
Der Baltimore trafc bis 5ur Siioicitc Der
2umbarc.S trahe, in NcIldi Der am s. 1illi 1905
ultcrSciunctcl Ncroronuig !ir. t49 he5 WtaOoro
mo Gtnoirdtbo bon Baltimore.
sSnmc@ ~. Smitb,
Nuibrpo vi. @uttS,
99iIiam 8. Stiupno,
Goinmliiire.
Gnacne q. Rub8cra,
CSuniit 1926 .$IIt2.W Glerf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-02
Guni25. aC.97 oa8O. 3uii.2.3AD
SepGricmcnt fir Jiicatfidlc siferbrit.
SuDsE cpartcmcnt Der IcucrsG ummiiinrc.

NuIttmorc, y. SUM 19OS.
2'Criieaelte 9lnNeUutc, al Den g&odro Of
gtiuur0s" uhrcilirt, lpcrocn I'M 0itrcnlt ocs
Observation-Disclosures, JiutbbUIs, bic II llbr Gurs
mii:nQ6, am W.ittwud,, heu 8. 1nli 1905, cnis
0eaeu Gclonucil, fin bic 2icicrnrg opn 100
Wnmrucn ScHrraiurm.aGitch, baltimore Stnn'
pnro.
Spc5ifiiutionen iperoer ouf Grfuhen bon bert
Scfrctdr hes GcuCraS cpartcnleniS Geiielert. Sin
bcoldnbi0tcr Gbcd oC5 Nictcr3 in 6dbc bon
$500. }ablbar an hc1l AiuOor uIlo Staotratb bon
muii ieoeal gUi9cbOt ~bciNcttNt iein. SUo Rebt
hicibi purbcblltcr. irNclO iucIdc ODER ale YIN
lCHoic ST bcrpcrielI
Sul NEftrubc Der Ncbtrot
7. ". Witiniur,
Sctreidr.
@citittnt:
Z. gnrrl WiaHpul,
&rdIiocut Der Guutrdftz NeDiroe.
GLni0L u o 90 30 Nulll . &lnl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-02


&n Ncm Nrlcon$ mill
nan Den 9fottcn Den &ric0 crfl0rcn.
Gin @~attcriolo0c bat &ultilrcu Berg
l;cllt, NIT mcld]cn circ lln5nbI Hottcn
Gcimpit Wcr0cn %iollcl, 0icic lucrocn
O0nn mic0cr lrciAciaiiCL lie itedcn
on0crc al, un0 6 iol0t cin 1roBc9
Stcrbcn untcr Den lGitigen 9tnAern.
Ter ~. y. Ncrulo" mCint ooSlt, 9icp-
Orleans ul0Nc be0cnfCL 6nB Tattclt
OILS observation-disclosures uiiblid) leier.
nSSbp hot lcauc mCll cnoltgb 0lonc?"
Sin Weltblutt, pic Der NJ. y,
@croio" tritt c0ltoricu iiir Den Sd)lG
Der Hattcn eitL noh0Cm ltod)gcmtc-
len luorOcn lit, OuB cine Nn5obl Occ
Dcrbccrcnoitcn &rantbcitcn, mie Eeit
Il a., bclonOcra ortrb Soften perbrci-
let iuerocn. SIN l~Icbripen miegt Ona
bi9dcn StrobcnrCinigulg Der Nottcn
cen ul0cbcurcn SOnocn, 6cu oicle
qdrGBigcn Sbicrc unriUtclL bel @ei'
ten nid)t olli.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-02
Turt Srpuiit- uno %cttcrtou-Grfnr-
ftnucu

Ser popuIdrc Sampler psnsancbama." Sic
2clite bcibciliRcn iib an oiciel popnldrcn 9rs
l%uriioucn Sicnitaa, Sonrcritnas NIB Sam'
itnas rm I ltbr Madmitiuqo; Mittiuudlc uto
SpnItlG9 nm . llbr @prmittngo. Jiunofnbrt
soc. MiG6lSeitcf soc, ODER brinGt. lpic Sbr
Sbr iuibt. 1lcit dnbereH Yeuten Den Gunib nit.
IS 1T Elm @euuf. ilber oieie prndtoole Goiic
gu iubrCIl. Sunii4-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-02
Siuiocn0cn.

Eie ,Scutidc %nut mn SnltimGrr."
Baltimore. ben 80. SUM 1905.
IS iuuroc bcutc cine Gnlb iaGr Giuiocnof
puu ~. ErUScnt %crftirt, itcucrtret. .Snhihar
AM unN nah W;untan, oet IL. %tii 1908.
Vie llcbertraqulGo NildDcr bleibclt bis ndbIlt
aef0loNet. cu.. ,,4
CSulit .6t0 Aaiitrcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-02

Ger @cmcin0crot6 pom
W'ontcIoir, N.-N,, fat cine &croro
nu1g onocnommcn, Oic jcocn Better
cinca @unOc3 I'M iiini mo I'M %Sic-
0crbollnl9iollc nit 5eln GoQorS be
itroit, lucnn Der Sumo 3uiihcn nclut
l(br Nbcn0& unO icd3 llhr Mor0cn2
belt. @cnm olio Gic6c oOcr Ginbrc-
der ibr @errcrbc trcjb2n iol %bUIor,
Der 10 monhc Nod)t @ona mn0 Nof
Qctrclt bcuod)t, Die SNnmHc bcltgn.
@orlm nid)t nlldJ Dcn Ndbncn ou2
&r0Gcn Oil MorNcn mnN oen Soften
002 Spcttolcm mdhreuO Der Nud)t
utrbictru?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-02

Tululaab'S tirfildlc WIOcr,
eantnolc @rbnnse, Foftam. sesrg. etetS ciisn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-02

"u9 Hon69bcrQ in G0cr-
Shtciicn miro iibcr Gin Gtorhcngc-
rltt Gcid)ricbcn: 9lui Scr Sdclmt
oc@ @%ltt@bciitcr9 @lotrl uiItctc lett
}lpci &obrcn Gin Storhcnpaor. &1
oIcIcm Sabre Dnt nlllL ula Oie Stir
din nit Dem 2nlabrijtcn beginner
luolltc, ctn NtoNbnr5ioon Elm @0ui9
ii ms NcIt NcicAt. Ms Oo9 Wrltt.
oCldGlt hccnOCt mar, Ou }iertc Gin
mlntcrc3 @Gn2Icin oo9 9ICit, in 0clt
rod orci inlNc St5rhlcin lid ibrca
Ecbcn9 irclltcn. Ger Storhcnpupd
tonl, iob un0 llo1 bacon. No6 5lpci
SoNen trDttc or IN &cN1citlnN porl
Hirr St6rd)cn 5%ltriici, Die ollclauuut
ont Non0c oc9 9tcltc3 N%uiitciund
lnbnlcn. Nad) lnNei6br 10 Otinl
ten liclcn Ole G%riticntncn iIbcr Die
Stord)In Der, 0ic litter ocn fNrdlt.
barren Sdnubclbicbtn nod fur5tr
3Ctt %DcrcnoCtc mo ans Dem Ncit &C,
moricn mliroc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-02
gcrmiidJtc Mn5ctsen.
lin Wciiha Mpnac

urrocii oir cine rc9nIirt 5Oc.s Slafhc an vile
icnbcn, mclbc bicfc ~S(rjeiae beantportell mo
10. Gents, fir ole. 3abIrtq, heS T9,toS Gin
Iinite. iunoerll eirc ~rc1uldrc SOC. .5lalhe.
9l0ellci perlunot. Wiun fhrcihc fir Libernle
WCbingnuqen. @orcite: @ciiha &ia. Co., G2
Gait 1871. ctr, 9,ou .Yort. (lprtl25iSh-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-02

item BON
Soma ior0crn in ibrcr NIottiorm Ole
NbihoinnQ oc% bcitcbcnOcn Niulct.
@cieBc9 mo al 6ciiru Stcllc Elm Ero-
Gibition2 @cicG Die Ginfiibrum0 ser
notionulCn Rrobibitjon mo 0c2
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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-08-13
1T ISN'T THE MASCULINE GIRL
WHO MAKES THE BEST WIFE
"The Girl Who Seeks the Society Of Men or Keeps Open House
May Be a Good Fellow but She Is Not Always a Comfortable
Companion for the Home" Says Betty Bradeen.

$ET HERE is still al deal girl n ovr whom matrtmoniary inclined men
dream even when they do o wed her, She Is womanya n sweet,
M sympathetic an capable, n often she is lot a DIT pretty when Judged
by accepted standards of beauty. She is the girl who captures matrimonial
prizes unde the very nose of beauty and keeps her husband so content that he
finds 10 temptation 20 cay home.
he masculine girl may be a good fellow, tut she is not always a COM
Portable companion in the home and does not stand the test of everyday wear
She accepts motherhood as a necessity rather than a joy, and finds her chief
an abundance of money and keeps open house.
Women who are happest ina bathing suit or riding habit a golhng outfit
or a tennis costume, not for a hour, ut all day long aen not soe easily under
stood by the world at large. Suitable clothing for all occasions right and
proper, but the habit of wearing it regardles of suitability is to be dep1ored,
n NJ amount of social prestige conceas bad tate like that displayed by a
party ron a inc yacht, every member of which, egardlss of SEX vas attred
dining Don to the nazeme of a host of correctly dressed men and women.
This is the age of independent womanhood, and there is grave danger of
exceeding the INIT of public tolerance. Is it necessary to be a "near-man" to
successfully govern male workers? There aret thousands of successful business
answer.
A very pretty actress started in one day to find a quick road to fame. say
Betty Bradeen. She had ability, but recognition of it came slowly and she had
not the patence to wait s. she adopted masculine attire, as far as h could,
and posed Is a good fellow oil all occasions She gained noorety all she
wanted, but thu only fame that has come her way has shown itself since she
returned to womanhood. Her mascuiniy has been partially forgotten In the
That is a heavy scoring against a poor imitation of man.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-08-13
GOLD.


Gold m in many and diverse forms,
from the humble t~oothpick to the large
calf, which. by the way, always draws
a crowd.
Gold exists. In some form, in every
thing we use, except in gold mines. II
is used to crown teeth and heads with.
Gold is very necessary in emergencies.
We use it in panicy, and when leaving
our self-respect behind us In parlor-
cars.
1t is generally thought that gold is
always passive, not active. But this is
not SO. 1t moves the crops, elects the
President every four years, performs
international marriages and even en-
ters the ministry.
Gold is obtained in many ways
through battle. murder. sudden death,
the best substitute for character known,
most people preferring it to the original
article.
Gold, like every other substance, has
a standard, 1t is, however, the only
standard by which everything else is
measured. By everything we mean
such substances as faith. hope and
charity.
Gold, says Success, is used for babies
~rattles, for children's lockets, for grad
uation-pips, for wedding-rings, for
crosses, Tor anniversary gifts and for
coffin handles.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-08-13
II IS WITH THE JURiEs.

There Is a loud demand in one quarter or the Governor to "can out the
Legislature" to compel municipal officers o enforce the laws. the means sug-
gestedb being the enactment Of a aw for the appointment of commissioners by
Supreme Court judges to select or In other words. % Jack grand jues. The
Crane inquest was instituted as a protection rom arbitrary prosecutors and
judges, n the plan proposed would place 1t right in judicial hands-would
make the grand Jury a creature of h courts, lot a safeguard fr. the citizen.
Put he Legislature is not a body that can be convened at will to pass extraordi-
rary laws The demand. however, recognizes M fact namely that the trouble
lies with jurs n not with municipal or county officers Jures usually e.
fleet the majority sentiment In a community and if they refuse to indct or
convict what are county and municipal officials going to do about it? And
doesa anybody approve of packed grand Junes?
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-08-13
A TUNNEL FOR THE DELAWARE.

A tunnel under the Delaware River between Camden and Philadelphia would
be a great benefit to the two States thus linked. The work would be simple
compared. with that of tunnerng the Hudson and would cost only about ST. $780,
Oo Philadelphia has just beeng given about two niles of subway on m street,
and this unusual enterprise Tor the slow going Quaker City has caused a de-
rand for a river tunnel 20 connect with this subway and with the trolley and
railroad lines that radiate from Camden The immediate effect of a tunnel
would be a largely increased growth oft the suburban places in South Jersey
and the hancemen Of real estate interests. The Pennsylvania Railroad is
interested in the Hudson tunnels, n the company could easily construct M
under the Delaware. As that company owns a network of railroad lines in
South Jersey improved transit across thu rive woul help tic bund Vi scores,
OF towns and boroughs in that section and correspondngly increase he COM
panys business and profits,
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-08-13

The showing made In the report by the State Board of Assessors of TIN
second class railroad property assessments and taxes Tor the years 1906 and 1907
is exceedingly embarras sing o those members of the Legislature who are.h look
ing for reelection n who are banking on the railroad tax Legislation of 1906
for heir political capital In 1906 thu year before III Perkins railroad at was
passed. this property was valued at SUCCESSES ID paid a toal tax of sL136261
N 1906 the assessed valuation vas increased by the local assessors to szLs4oSS7
and the tai locally assessed went u to a8s1@ II the reass@ment for
asst year IN assessed valuation was still further increased to $4,M3O5I but
III assessed tax Is reduced to $11SO7S6, a falling o of more than four hundred
thousand dollars annually. The combination of average rate and maximum
tax ate, provided by the tax legislation of 1906. produces this extraordinary
How the hrstlass railroad taxes have been juggled with by more
recent legislation Is 10 a familiar story. A painful evidence is the legislative
act Of last winter, which withheld from the municipalities the axes fol 19O6 and
ting a minion dollars in he tau levy this year to make u the deficit created
by the legislative act, O. of issuing a mrlon of bonds for the taxpayer to pay
100000 a year interest OIL hereafter.