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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-04

@eit-W neutrality-suspicious. perocn WiitgliG.
Der cr-oiiicio Nca Counties icin. Gas.
lclbc miro Wontag gbclb IN Nrn.
@ri9coc'S @iircnlt, 3innrcr 200 uno
POI ocS Som-9uiIOing an Der Gourt.
lonoItroBc, 5ulommcn trctcn uno ooS
TcluItut bieiCr Siblng elmer gr0Be-
rem &criammlung onl Abcno bca 8.
Sllli I'M v9clueOcrc- Sotel" sur 9eit6.
tlAllnA porlC1Cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-04

Gte lcbtc Frobc. Ger
.3cutid = llngoriidc &ic0erfronj"
belt Qcitcrt III uOttcr6cin'S Soac,"
gtr. 1923, &coionaS trobc, icire Sing.
lhinoe ob. Girigent Subert ariippcl
libtc sum lcttcn Wol nit ben glttiucll
Die Gborc cin, welbc hciltc gclegcnt,
lid 0cs NnSilugcs III Slulior Bead,
Mcltport, G%eliln0cn pcrocn. SEER
&riippGl mar nit Dem Grfolg Der
Erobe ichr 3ufrlc0cn. &n Der @e.
IfdIt9iiBlung, in ipcldcr ErGiicent
Sobn Bald Den 8oriib mo SefretGr
2ll6mi9 u. &oQmer oo5 Erotofol
fiibrte, murOcn Die lcttcn IrrungC.
nlents iiir ons Scit gctroiien. Nnd)
Den @orbcrcitungcn 81 ~urtbcilcn,
oilritc cin acknowledgements Griolg
nidt Ml9blci6cn. Siir l~lnterboltun.
gen babclt Die Gomite'n in iebr rel,
6enl WnBe geiorgt. Iie Sinner rper.
Den nit nllcrbanO @cidenfen be.
l6eert ltno iiir ole eriuodicne Sugeno
limo rngnriide AotionnlS pielc ar.
rongirt; Die SieGer erboltcn mertb,
polc Frciie. Tiir Gang mo ionitigc
Tnrilicmctt2 lit notiirlidJ c6cnioQs
gelorgt.
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Bonn Ncloc Der TUlitif.

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WnrplGl1ocr ol9 Sic observation-disclosures
Gonoioot 9ciudt.- @elcroI.Nl n-
malt Strous ais 0ouperncl,r
Sobnion's nGunninN Wotc" aus.
ericben. - Sic Grgnniiirung Der
Snocpcnbenrc Scoguc."
9cm Stootc MornlonO lit IN Die
icr ErGiiOcntidoita- GoWpognc bon
Den Gcn1ofraten 0ca 2unoc$ Grobc
Gbrc 5ugc0oht. aiir5lih murOc @ul=
0c%sleltotor Hnpncr crllldt, ais 0cnto-
frntiid)er Grdii0cntlhuit@- Gun0i0ot
nlti5utrctcn; CT le6rtc jcOod) cniidic.
Den o6. Gunn ipuroc Don Srn. Sohn
s. Wo6on, Dem oe%mofrotiid)cr Siib'
rer III baltimore, aligtrGgt, Gr-Nolt.
pcrreltr G0iuil1 @ariiclO ula Nicc-
Tr0iiocntcn 5lt nominircl1, ulto MN
belBt C., oab Der jltgCnOlid)c Wnrp,
lon0er, 8cncralumpait Slouc Sobc
Strole, pom 8oupcr1clr r<Dbnion
bpn Minuclpiu oils ,Hlunnillg Wute"
mlScrleben lit, fir 0cn Sail! oob CT
Die Yr1liocttid)nftS Domination or
boItcn loatc. &r. StralS miro, meltn
@oltpcrncur Sobnion III Der ocnlofro.
tild)en HntionoI-Gonpention 5u Cen,
Der ais HrGii0cnti6nft9 Ganbioat por,
geid)laqcn miro, Die Domination INT
terItilbcn. IS lit icDod) ichr 5uciicl
boft, Oh 0ouucrncltr >Sobnion Orn
Stcg oopon troaerl miro. <nocrt
0elegotcnL Die initrl,irt lin0, fir &rl,.
Wrpon 5t ItinuHcn, miibten Damn
lfon ibrc Snitrllftioncn igltorircll II.
iportbriihig lucrbcn.
Gic WorplGnOer Delegation sur Sc.
mofratildcn Notiouol Convention
rcllte 1cItcrn WOr9en ob mo mirh
nod 6eltilnoi0cr 6ahrt III Senpcr
onlongcn 0onperncirr Grot6crs, Der
am Sonncritog inter ser Gimpifnu
Der Sttc lit, mar i'm Stanoc, lid
olif Die lungc Nciic 5u bc0eben. Gr
miro Die auinnbmc eincr mif)ti0cn
Fiotfe III Der 0c~nuofrotild)Cn Elutt.
form %bciiirmortclL nQntlih sic, hoi
Die @un0cSreAierurg ocn Noll bon
Notionol.2 onoltrobcn umtcrnimnrt,
luie lie ooS idoll Dor nobe;l 100 Sab
rem tbot, ulp lie Don Cumberland uliS
ol,rdJ cen ~peltlid)cn Sheil upn Mo.
rplono, Fcnniplpunicn, Giroinicn II.
Sbto Die logenamnte yTationol.Bifc%
erballtc.
sir oct 6ull, bab Sr. @nt. Ben.
1lilgs 9rDan Don 2incolll, 9te6rnsfd,
Die 6cniofrotiide Eroiioentitufts.9to
minotion erbdlt, miro Sr. 2. e.
6ielo, elmer Der Standardization
@rpon-N lib1ngcr in WorDlunb, Dem
gerncbmen nnd) unn Srlt. Murrou
T%anoiuer, @orlibcr oes o%cnlcfrotiidlen
Stoats.G Central omite's, criltdt lper.
Den, lcitenoen Yntbeil on Der Sam.
payne in Worplail0 5u nebnlen.
TicneueEartei
Gie Sraaniiiritng bes WorplGn0e:
3lueiges Der nSnocpenoence 2eogue,"
Der Gonnerltog Nber0 i'm n9elpeoere-
Sotel" gegriinoet mlirbe, ibreitet Dor
pdrts. Sr. Charles u. 0riscoc, Tr1.
iioent Der Worpl1noer 2igo, bot sic
fplgenocn lieben 9erren ais Grefutip.
Gomite ernannt: Z. s. Yaprlcitner,
U. j. Gnitpooo, Sbonlus gllrfe $.
i. Soporte. Charles ". Gdenrobe, SO.
lepb Sir, Mifncl @obon.
ErGiiocnt 9riscoc llllo SefrctGr
GoiuarO $. Srainpr bon Nr. 1913,
s- us
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-04
Mcrnbcimer VrOs. fa
~ srpke TamiliensSaocn,
Cine stubt iHr id.
7nnctte.2 traRe. ourdl bic 5ur Serington. 2trafc.
Dnrrah
fir hrm 9irrtru.
Infer saseu BEN aan,ru ean oc,d,,o,;eu

unter saeen ben 9anien sa1 aeidIciien.
9Surunt ieiern mir ben 1. Suli2 gtaruu
nennen mir oieicl Gag ben Wlprrcidcn gicrtcu?
S8eiI or ourdD uniere NorOdtcr g]lurrctct ocnadbt
lpuroe. inocnl iie ith nnnbbanata ertlartrn: Sic
0clocu Der alien Seit parCn ncr lrihutiublltuu
at cinen SremnbcrrihCr ilberoriiiiiu ltnp inter'
5eidnetei Die llnabbdnaiglcitSs Grtldruna nit
ocln oolIen NeluuBticin. odB hIlttioc Shlublelt
~ lhlaeeT telel Hno lna1heS 2cbcn uut Dem
S6d0ltelo 9cnn1crl neroel lpiiroc. Scincl
nller Nrteii fltliBtcil gcoltloct lperocn, Inn oiefc
Una hbdl9talett ~, hclpnbrcn; ubCr nit 1nufcHs
SflI non 9iliSetntnen auf ibren RE.taee gepGnner
ocH bellln ots infcrcm ~Hclichten gnuc mo
riablcit I'D iclblt mo ms (brc 9tudbtcntinCr)
lllnnbait9ie, peil itr nc! tlnnbbaulI8! &eib
Htutc Die puue Ncoeuturg oiefes ISorics Hiht
laneli. it fonnciI. SSir mcincH Die. bic 1ut
Stsosi IllS lad Dem lbctl8a6llmesplnt iGuielt
zen sSerlbeS per Sddsu ~bc5nbleil. Gino .lc
nnabbanatg? 1brNcrn fte bic arpbc Sbcc. tiir
]i Hf iGTf SO sisim! goi TtSIs SIHfi 5|sin Ial"h 1ia
3oNlCil Dem enoclltnhnber. an ben 1betl5nbs
innoS,Fion Iribut. @cftInSia in Burst bot
ncnt 3nbIiu9, b%eftdnoiG in Der Surht. hnb Der
ol' otc'c Bcife G%efaltft. micher abacbolt tperoen
ltoacn - tbntfhtlth Gin 2c6er Der GbbdngiR
teli lillo Mtilere %tilbrcnb. &ir foGen 2ietclt:
alien Nelncn; peunet nl bieictu Ida Der Sccr
tin licuc6 Vluii; ertidrt Guerc tlunbbduaigtcit
bon Il9racll an; fonft MIR seacn Naar, % bon
Ntt nVtlWtl uutl tlltW uHpCICll 'llllCH SNut
~tScfbnit; bcocuft nbcr: gScnn %ir9cnomo unGca
5ciai ohcr o%erlunit iifs biIigcr bier" Gr
flint 9uh geacn aGc ereOitc uno Gbctl8ubs
lungs @ef6ditc; crilirt Sud ecaciI Die 3nblulto
noppCIier liro brciio6e Trcifc ituo her 9nrpf
iuitS nidt tim Elm Motel 70 ft!ucr fetit. ais her
bon lllcrcn g'orodterl fir bic GrbuItul9 eer
nlobbdnaiafcit %Qcfiibrte mn hUll ii Der
2bnt ,peroct Sbr oirfcn &Iorreihen &ierien in
Gceiancteln Gcific acfciert bnbcn. lluo penu
Der 1ng rabt. an lpelfcm Dor SInpeiiht 81 gn'
1cfiht nit @nrcm Scrrr uno Sh6pfcr itebi.
Itnui Sbr Sbm nit reincm Geroiiicu ms Pint
Itb ibnucn, On Nbr feline. SGulocn penrut,
tabi, bic Sbr ridt heSnbIeit f6ntt. hu Sbr Elm
e~brllleo. einia6es, unnhbdrai8cS 2cben aciiibrt.
nos Gnd npr biclcn Sn6rcn bon Grrell Itchrn
arnhnrtiacn TorOitcrn - g%etiurbcn. uher niht
~prrgei'cn .GeIcbrt lrurhc. 5eio rc0tlih ocn.
icnsc, aefrtliebenhe omcriinnifhc &ilrgcr. Die
ilbtr gIlc1n hics tbcncc, arobartiRc. ulInhbGns
niNc quro Iteber. 9esbnIb Nurrob fir Cure
@crinbrcn! Nurrab fir Amcrttn, 0nrrnb fir
ben @iurreidlcn Tiertcn nnb b%cruntcr nit aacr
Ibbdn1iGtcit!
9rrnbeimrrs.
@cruhcimcr Wrus.'
nruie Snmilien.9doen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-04

1onfcHmorte iir En it D /
Notb unoi ei ne @cmcinoe.-
Scit ctluo 5luei (So6rcn b0lt Eoitor
CTR. Jiatb pom Der 0clltiden CpunQc.
liiden Solemas@ cmein0c al @oitg6.
ltrnbc, Sig~blunotomn jeocn Iienitag
I6en0 I'M o@oppiclp.N iDl" fiir bic
ocutId)cn SnioiIcn icncr Nl1itolt in
Der 9apCllc 0clttidcu Gottcs0icltIt.
81 oicicn @otteSoieniten miro Sr.
Not1 oitmoIa BON Wit0lieoern iciner
@cnlcin0c bcgleitct, ulo bobcn no
mentlidl SIT 3citen bo6er Icltc, bic
nit Der SoIcmS. @cmein0c per6lnbe.
men SinBd0rc picl oo5l, be~igctroqen,
nebct Den 5lt Ser5en %gebcnbcn Mn.
iprohen oca ToItors sic 5oblrcidcn
3llb6rer 0urd Gcrrlid)e bclltidc &c.
I0nge 81 crfrcuen. Wic oie oelltihen
Srioiicn bon o9oppictp" MN oic
Wilbeu ppn Enltor Got6 ulb ieiner
Oelflclllnc 0ontbdr allcrtenlteli, be-
meiit ona folgenbc GnnfeSid)rciben,
peLdca jiingit Der @emeinoc 5llgil1g:
DSo69cc6rte 6reunbe! Sic beiltid)c
cponGcltihe Scrci1igrutg ltnb Snioi-
len 0es ~@opbiclu.Nipls" itnttel
bieroltrd ibrem lie6en Eoitor Iat6
fir Die Miibc uno Die geiItreid)c 2ef.
ton alll lcttcn Gtcnitag Nbeno unb
Sen S0nQrrn fir sic hcrrliden &c.
i0ngc ibrclt Gcr5lihen Sonf Of. Wo.
&c Scr Scrr sic Nuc rcid(id belob.
llell ltllb Dor ullert llebel beluo6ren,
ionic in 8eiunoGcit erbaltcn jett un6
intrner oar. No6mols picle II. bers.
lidc @riibe bon Sen @riiocru unb
Sdlpeitcrn. 5m Suffrage Conrad
Hot1." ~
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NnS bcntidJcm Srciicn.


-
Hlc Scr ollnfcl 9r0iiA-&crccn" iciuc
&crbonOlunNcn iiibrt. Ger
"Gclltlhe llntcritiibungS 9uaO"
bcrcitct grobe 6cicr Dor. -
Seine &rortcn dllf scr 2iitc ocy
rlcutonia." 1T Soumcrielt oca
p@crmnnia . GoncloueS."
Dc ~%llnfcl 9rdiig &crccn" b6l0
aiitern IN sc DSto9-Noae," lt0mbcr
POS, Sonopcr.S Strait, lien .lnonatlit
&crIomnlung al. ErGli0u,t i. V.
@GbrcnbcrG hcO Ocn Toriib IN
Shriepcr $. Is. pon Seine mas 81
Erotofltllont. IocrIt Morn the nllgc
VfltAlic0cr ltpnonllucn TN peer G0ns
niOatcn IN %orilnQ br0ht. Noica
fam en- S6ricucn pom .llnobbGn1i.
gen Niirlerucrcin" 70 &crlciunN. D
SnloOnnn Don oc~niillbi0cn %crccn 10
sen Giitihcn GoH am %ortinticu
September MIR omtommcn III Dor
I0r Dat GolnItc crn0ltut: Z. i. 0eps
fin Geo. :. Nbrling i. y. 9tuit,
=. u. Milbclm III Nllg. 6Cufer.
0unn mar nod &c &uln0unlcn po't
Sc ,&crciniQtcn 0iltrittc Ora Gent.
id)cn llntcrltijbnug3 @un0ca" III
pon' o@crnrnnin . Wdnncrdor" ol,.
nomrncn. Collect nor sc &urilo0
matt, in Au1uIt nod en- lifting ITO
George aobl'S 6crrp Nobr to mofclr.
&c %orIloq finn oIlcrmrgCna @iioll
TN nor nnnommcu. Cat %crunI.
tlrnNS Gonlitc idoIl Den &ronl int
Gig brin9cn.
@ercitrn QroBc Gcicr Dor.
Inter Dem &oriib Oca Nr6ii0cntcn
Z. Is. Nnlticlmonn hicltcn 0citcrn bic
o&crciniNtcn Giitriftc OCa Gclttihcn
llntcritiibunGa NunGcS BON @olti
more" IN Sd)mltd'S Ncltoltrnnt, Gdc
pon Gutnus lul0 Somboro-S truBS
cine Spc5inlsS iBung nb; ScfrctGr
GuNolpb 6ronfl ilur9irtc ais Nroto,
fouiiibrcr. Gic Gomitc'n fiir has am
IS. Sui i'm .McltcnGs Eurt" Itottiin.
0cnoe Ficnic lnO Commemorative
1abcn ibre @crid)tc ob. Sin Sd)rcls
ben Der Sltprcnt-Ncnnttcn aus TittS.
burg in nClhcm oicicibcn ibr GrihCl.
men an oCnl 6cittogt nnmeIocr, fam
CUR GcrlciunN. &m llcbrigcn murocn
%orbcrcitun8cn iiir Die &crunltnl,
tltlG ~9ctroiicn. Die &oriibcr Scr So.
mltc'n limo Ole ~tolgclOcu 0Crrcn:
6cltErGiiocnt z. Is. &olliclmonlL
NllilIcntcn Nll0olpb Srnnfl 1t. ,SobN
T.. @olrnAGrtncr; Flob Gonlitc &orl
Strait; @or-Gomite Gbriit. Sd)mlud;
S6icbitono Hcinbor0 Sdluorb; Sc
Nclbobn Srcocrid @oltua; Gmpfun05.
Gonlitc SBnotilIS @ehiclbcrg; Snr6
Gonlite Socob @oiimom; @liidaroO
Nobcrt NIbrcnO; Slide Gbriltion
0allb.
cinc& rnnfcn ufocr&iite e.
Ter .Sclitoniu &rarfcn . lllltcrz
l%iliBunnga @crcin" belt gcitcrn in
Miiiicla Sole, 9tr. 1903, 9}or0.
0reoeriditroBc, cine gut beiuNtc Scr
lontnlIulG ab. FrGii0cnt u. @iittncr
iilbrtc Sen &oriib rno Sefrct1r %.
Sdiltbci6 Ooa Erotofoll. Sic 81
lldn5cn Oc@ @crcins bciinocn iib III
por5llglid)cr GcrIoiillg, mic Der
Sd)abmciItcr %bcrid)tctc, mo beiin0en
lld) oll0enblidlid) feline &ronfclt oli
Der Cite.
Bcrmunin Gonflupc."
Goa o@crnlnniu.Gunflouc Nr. POP,
!. =. S." belt geitcrn in @olti2
9iiliicl'a @a0c, Nr. t03, NorO- 6rcoc.
rifItrobc, cine gut bciuftc Gcriamnr.
ob, in Der grdon >Sofo6 Grrid
Den Torlib mo SCfrct0r &ouia Sann
oo@ Erotofoll iilhrtc. Grei Mitolie-
mllrOcn ouiGenommcn un0 orei
IN @oridluA Qcbrod)t. Gic @orbc.
fiir Elm Counterfeit llltcr
ocS Nrn. ". Gngelbort mlrr.
ocn iortgciebt.
Gin Bones Nlter. - Bel be.
tier 0%elun0bcit fcicrtc Scrr Sinton
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-04

Gin h oncaN ltcr. - Bel be.
tier 0elurobcit ~fcicrtc Scrr Sin1on
Gberen5 bon Nr. 1901, Dts liotr.
ItroBc, geItcrn 9lbcno inn Grciic ieiiter
Sle6cn iaincn rs. Neburtatog. Non
lciltcn ncun Gnfcln nur0cn ibnl nlcb,
rcrcr biibide unb iiunrei6c @ei6cnfe
ilbcrreiGt. Die gon5c 6onilie mar
81 Der Seller oc3 SntcrS urD 8roBpa.
tiers %crid)ienen. Die airocr bes Srn.
Gbcrcn5, Der am 3. Nntli 1906 nit iei.
ler Satin Die gploenc Sod5eit icier.
tc, iino Scrrcn Nilbcln uro Sobn
Cberen&, Sri. Minnie Cberen5 nno
Srolt &atbarinc Enrr.
Nb(ebcn. - Sm Nltcr BON SO
SoGrcn itarb ON Gonneritog Sr. Wi.
d)uel Geld in icincr @obnmug, Tr.
1915. observation-disclosures. sic Beer.
oigiing finoct bellte Gormittog itott.
Sr. Geld mar friibcr 6nrmer ms
nobntc icit 80 Sobrcn in SIt-9alti,
more. Gr binterldbt ieine @ittpe.
EGHe sitr &ciie in's Mnslanb be.
sorot CS Hofus or ftQ cc-MoI+;.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-04

Fdne sur Hciic ms gnslano be.
Iorat &. &ainc, Nr. 413, Si-galti.
moreitrAac, mabe Gutum SunIe Npc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-04

Edie snr &ciie in's Nnslano be.
iOrst 6. Saline, Ir. 413, Cit-galti.
moreirahe, uabe Cation &onie Ape.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-04

@crubcimcr Vrus.'
nruie Samilien.eGoer,
SaActtcs strair, onrdl bis sur 2eringtous Strnbc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-04

MorpldnOcr oils observation-disclosures.
Gonoiout 9ciudt.- @encruI.9ln
! malt Strous ais @oupernclr
Sobniou's nHunning Wotc" aus.
crieben. 49, Sic Srgoniiirung Der
Suocpcu0encc Scuguc."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-04

Nic Scr ollnfcl 9rGiia& crccn" iciuc
ScrbonolunNcn iiibrt. Ger
"GcntIhe llntcritiibut05 9uaO"
bcrcitct gro6e 6cicr Dor. -
Seine &rontcr AMI Scr 2iitc 0cy
"(crtonia." TT Soumcrielt ocS
o@crnlnniu G~unclnues."
The Ordway new era. (Ordway, Colo.) 1902-1927, 1908-08-28
Dories in School Of Sharks.

Ships coming 10 port from No Mans
Land bring reports of school Of raven
Gus sharks that infest the ocean ada
cent to Marthas Vineyard.
Members of the crew of the fishing
schooner Priscilla, Capt. Fred De
Wolf, declare that fishermen in the
Priscillas dories recently had bat.
tie with school of sharks that tried
to overturn the boats.
A critical moment came when the
sharks rushed on the dories from
several ways at once. The boats were
kept upright with great difficulty
Some of the sharks leaped from the
water as If to view what was in the
boats. In the rush three of the big.
gest sharks became engaged in bat.
tie among themselves, an opportunity
which the fishermen took to row has.
tily to the schooner. One of the sharks
1t is said, was more than 10 feet
long.-Boston Herald.
The Ordway new era. (Ordway, Colo.) 1902-1927, 1908-08-28
Insurance Convention Closes.

Denver.-With the election of offic-
ers and the selection Of Cincinnati as
the meeting place in 1909. the members
OF the American Life convention Fri
day brought to an officia! close the
most successful and most important
sessions that they have ever held.
Samuel Smith. general counsel OF the
Volunteer Life Insurance Company Of
Chattanooga, Tenn. and a prominent
attorney of that city. was elected pres
Ident to succeed y. II. Robson, and
T. w. Blackburn of the Bankers Re
serve of Nebraska. was reelected sec
rotary. Thomas DAILY was chosen as tho
Colorado vice president
The Ordway new era. (Ordway, Colo.) 1902-1927, 1908-08-28
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.

Thomas a. Ayrcs, Fort Collins. Colo,
has been appointed scientific assistant
In connection with the Agricultural
Department.
The retirement of Rear Admiral Ev-
Ans places Rear Admiral Spar Il.
Goodrich. commandment of the Navy
Yard at New York. ut the head of the
active list of rear admirals OF the
navy. Admiral Goodrich will be re-
tired In January.
At a banquet at the National Press
Club In Washington Saturday night,
Capt. Thomas $. Baldwin, who has
Just delivered dirigible TO the United
States army at Fort Myer, announced
that he had been given contract. soon
to be signed, to construct airships lot
an aerial passenger line to ply be.
tween Philadelphia and New York, in
corporated in Massachusetts about six
weeks ago by Charles J. Glidden.
The reclamation service Saturday
was advised that high pressure gates
in the outlet tunnel of the Shoshone
reservoir have been successfully In
stalled and that water is flowing
through the tunnel. This marks an
important step in the construction oi
what will be the highest dam in the
world. which the government is erect
ing in the canon of the Shoshone river
in northern Wyoming. for the storage
of water to irrigate l5o,oOo acres III 'he
vicinity of Cody.
The limited States army now owns
the Baldwin military dirigible balloon.
On the 18th inst. after three signal
corps officers. Lieutenants Lahm. Fol
4 alf had made eight tTlDS
I'm the airship, General James Allen.
chief signal officer. Informed Captain
Baldwin that having fulfilled his CON
tract he could turn over the balloon at
any time. This was done after Captain
BALDWIN had trained three officers OF
the Signal Corps to handle the craft 10
General Aliens satisfaction.
That the Panama canal can be COM
Melted within five years and at much
less cost to the government that has
been generally supposed Is the informa-
tion which Colonel Cocktails, engineer
in charge of the work. Is expected to
bring Secretary of War Wright from
the isthmus next month. colonel
Goethals will visit Oyster Bay to dis
cuss the situation with the President.
He will return to Panama before the
various congressional committees ar
rive there early in November to IN
spect the work.
Assistant Secretary of State Bacon
left Washington on the 18th Inst. Tor
a months vacation in the ROCKY
Mountains, where he expects to hunt
and fish.
The secretary of the interior has sus-
pended the contract with the s. X. II.
Robinson & Co. Contracting Company
Of st. Louis for construction OF the d.
version dam and headworks OF the
North Platte irrigation project. Ne
braska- Wyoming. and authorized tne
reclamation service to complete tne
work by force account. THIS STRUCTURE
II located near Whalen, Wyo.
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Buildings In Large Cities.

The total cost of the buildings erect
ed in the principal cities of the United
States in 1907 was 1861, O76,2S6, a net
decrease of $17,634,6S3 from the fig.
ures of 1906, but an increase over
those for any previous year. The unit
cost of building, however, increased in
the last year. for there were some 1884,.
O55 permits issued in 1907. as against
1S1, liza in 1906. In the cities showing
a decrease in building, New York
takes the load, with falling on Of
41,591,9S2, or 1884 per cent.
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The |STHMuS
COMMISSION
REPORTS GRATIFYING PROGRESS
IN DIGGING THE BIG
CANAL.
PRESIDENT Is PLEASED
SENDS LETTER OF CoNGRATULA,
TON TO EACH MEMBER OF
THE COMMISSION.

Oyster Bay.-President Roosevelt
has made public a report submitted TO
him August 9Th by u special commits.
sion consisting of James Bronson Rey-
Mods, Samuel b. DOnnelly and Henry
Beach Necdham regarding conditions
III Panama. The commission was ap.
pointed April 25th last.
That the President Is Lleased with
the report is shown in letter which
he sent to each member of the com
mission Friday. He will submit the re.
port to Congress with appropriate rec.
concentrations.
The commission reports that it in.
spected the entire line OF the canal cX'
cavation from La Boca, the southern
or Pacific terminus. to Cristobal. the
northern or Caribbean terminus, and
Travelled through the excavation sew
eral times. interviewing the men at
work"
Indicating the scope of the inspcc-
ton, the commission reports that II
visited tn" government workshops,
construction plants. warehouses. ship
yards. drcdgcs. commissary stores,
living quarters (that is, hotels, messes.
kitchens. campsD, schools. club houses.
courts, police stations. and the conva-
lcscent home ut Taboga"
President RoOsevclIs letter to the
investigators says:
Il doubt II there Is any piece of
work undertaken on behalf OF the
American people OF recent years of
which the American Ieopic have more
reason to be proud than Of the work
hitherto done on the Panama canal.
The success has literally been ms.
founding. Five years ago. when we
undertook the task. no sane man would
have dared to hope for the results
which have already been achieved.
The work itself has been advanced
more cXpeditiOusly than We had ven
turcd to think. and the rapidity of the
rate of progress has steadily increased.
Meanwhile the treatment of hyGicn-
iC conditions on the isthmus has been
such MS to make IL literally the model
for all work of the kind In tropical
countries. Five years ago the lsthmus
Of Panama was n by-word for unhealth.
mess Of the most deadly kim. At
present the canal zone Is one OF the
hcalthCst places on the globe. and the
work which is being prosecuted with
such tremendous energy Is being pros
ccuted under conditions so favorable
to the health and well.being OF the
workers that the mortality among them
is abnOrmaliy small.
Finally. in addition to the extreme
efficiency OF the work under Colonel
Cocktails and his assistants and the ex'
traordnary hygienic success achieved
under DR.. Goreas. there is the further
and exceedingly gratifying fact that
on the isthmus the United States gov
eminent has been able to show Itself
model employer. There are matters
20 correct, OF course, as your trip
showed. but on the other hand 1t is true
that the United States is looking after
The welfare, health and comfort OF
those working for 1t MS no other gov
eminent has ever done in work OF like
character"
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GENERAL NEWS.

MepuDlican primaries In the
y, washington resulted in small
u Tor James Wickersham as
'"e Tor the United States Senate.
S i Prince Frederick William
; "'s iifsl balloon ascension ut Der.
,as ana Unanswered for n short
military dirigible machine of
Fm''rlgid system.
seae W. Chafin, Prohibition can.
,or the presidency, was form
fulfilled OF his nomination and
y" dis speech of acceptance at
80 on the 18th inst.
Methodist Episcopal church has
WI actiVe crusade for the cleo
enro speaker of the national House
ass esehtatives who will allow
Ae ns 70 vote the interstate liquor
r ny sls,OOo,Ooo, IT is estimated.
been s,. III Two contracts that have
ua olshed In New York, one pro-
n lava with a proper sewer
., ana the other for extensive
oanard liner Lusitania reached
(eal s on the goth inst, after a rec.
A,,nang voyage, having made the
iitean passage in Just four days
maa hours. The best previous
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Racine. Wis.-The Wisconsin delega-
ton. United Spanish War Veterans,
will leave Chicago Sunday afternoon,
August Both, for Boston to attend the
fifth annual encampment OF the orSanl-
cation. ST. Paul, Denver. Tacoma, OK
lahoma City and Richmond. Va. are
after the 1909 convention. and Wiscon'
sin delegates will endeavor to have the
encampment held at st. Paul or Den
yer. because of the great expense they
are put to in going to Atlantic or Pa
cific coast cities. An effort will be
made to unite all the western delegates
on these two cities.
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Postmaster General Meyer. discuss
Ing the new two-cent letter rate to
Great Britain, said that 1t would enor-
mously increase the postal business.
THE mail bags will fill quickly
when this goes into effect" said Mr..
Meyer. He smiled. III such rush
of business had attended on the Nola
Chucky postoffice, the old Nola Chucky
postmasters ways would have escaped
notice.
Some years ago an old fellow was
appointed postmaster of the small vii
lage of Nola Chucky. A number OF
weeks passed and the Nola Chuckians
and their friends began to complain
about the mails. And no wonder. The
postmaster, 1t seemed, had sent out no
mail since his entrance into office.
AN inspector. investigating the mat
ter. pointed to the hundred or more
dusty letters that the postmaster had
kept by him. and said sternly:
why on earh, sir, didn't you let
these go?'
''I was waitin',' said the old man.
till the bag got full"