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The Big Sandy news., 1908-09-04
90 o
SOMETIMES.

Sometimes the hasty word has been
spoken, the sharp, snappish word
been carelessly uttered In the home
circle. The true wife's heart SO Of
ten bleeds at the bitter, thoughtless,
but cutting words of husband. When
she is gone to heaven and he "weeps
Ger her bier" he will remember It.
Sometimes the husband finds no
warm kiss OF affection and sweet,
CHEEKY word of welcome at the door
and fireside, when at nightfall he
comes home weary and heart-heavy
from toll which may have yielded
small return. o, my friends, how
bright our homes ought to be. Nnc
words, loving deeds and pure affection
should rule in them. Are the iit'l'
ores made to feel that home is th'
sweetest cheeriest, best and brightes
spot this side of glory?
= From alluremenis abroad which jus
= flatter the eye.
Will the heart increasingly turn wit
: a sigh
l. While far distant in the sadness ma
l roam,
And sing in sweet melody there wa
. no place like home
~
The Big Sandy news., 1908-09-04
Home Circle Column.
A Column Dedicated TO Tired
Mothers as They Join iii
Home Circle.

The pretty girls whose faces ara
'neir % fortunes, soon go into the ham 900
or receivers
will forget in moment
Tho raao s mother rescued him from
mind tban p'opie succeedh but he will remember all
their s MAJ own business is bays of his life his
lpeioh. er made him wait until the com
There 10 notL, had eaten.
The Big Sandy news., 1908-09-04
THE WI

Tor the cry sparkle and sum
iyed In - woman who is happy
5 health sline It help it--whose smile
" Years Deoa ist sprinkle Of misfor
relatives .,en dampen. Men make a
As taken AXE when they marry for
home. FOR talents, or foI style.
rom my DDlst wives are those who pos
always magnetic secret of being con-
sober, hder any circumstances. Rich
Was high or low, T. makes no diff
rch and; the bright little fountain of
frien 1ubbles up just as musicaily in
Ike h hearts. ,Do they live in log
to b? The fire on its humble hearth
md bmes brighter than the silded
lgl hndelIer in an Aladdin palace.
erYWhere is the stream Of life 50 dark
and unpropitious that the sunshine OF
a happy face falling on the tu:bid
tide will not awaken an answering
CLEAN?
The Big Sandy news., 1908-09-04

" 30 nome all primed to
something. and find com
and be obliged to act agre,
BE USEFUL. 4
Do not be ashamed q
smallest thing that iht
others. The opportuniall-
usefulness come rarelyand
er thiags are alway Of
he who does them cy the
the opportunity con- when
great usefulness. apnly the
the opportunity C. in the
one who has trai before he
li'tie things that Be kind,
ls master of q who have
be faithful be not miss a
any claim upao those who
nance g dju cannot fail
ieeu your and women and
2 become s great ne a.
II such, III
The Big Sandy news., 1908-09-04
4 dying hour.

l, 7nfant soul its
"i.I I'D expand ii in
- Generous love AID
: =, dness. making i.
- fliyery OF divine
"a then in the dark
|, baration and bereaye-
,question is put to thee
Tents, "Is it well with
an answer wits Joy, III
The Big Sandy news., 1908-09-04

Iu7re Is nothing more taJ
!" go home all primed TO SCI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-09

Gle Sterbcrntc Der meibclt @emob-
ner III ben StGoten oieier 8cbiets.
tbcile iuor II. PRO 1909, Die ser iorbi-
gen Venobner 2S.1, mebr dis 60 Erp.
gent bober. Inter Der forbigen &c
p0lfcrung pcrurio6ten Sdppinoiuht,
Sungenent5iinoung, Scandinavian,
Woloriaficber mo Sppbus cine picl
b0berc Sterbcrute ais inter Der ruci.
Zen 9cpolfernng.
Nof ser SobeSuriohc pert6cilt iidl
Die Stcrberote pro 100000 ser 9ep0l-
fcrltng mic folgt: 2ungenidNpinoilldt
1884; 2lmgenent5iinorng 1i9; SerS.
fronfbciten 1907; Gurd)ioQ uno
Gorment5iilbung 1928; genoltiamer
Soo 1905; @rigbt'ide &ronfbeit uno
Nicrctent5iinbnng 99.S; Sirniblog
us; arcbs 70.S; 6riibgcburt 34.S;
SppbuS 32.t; 9rondioIfotorrb 30.3;
Gipbtberitis unb 9rGunc 1858;
Observation-Disclosures 25.6.
Gie Sooesf6ac ourd) 2ungell.
ihlpinbiudt bc5iiferten iit in Dem
Tcgiitrotions -8cbiete I'M Sabre 1906
auf 65,341; Die Sterberate pro 1G,-
coo Der 9epolferung lit ieooh BON
1852 fir 1905 uuf 1894 fiir 1906 al-
riidgegunaen. Ton oieien Sterbef1l.
len cntiielen 36,032 ouf mGnnlidc
uno $4,000 ailf meiblide EcrIonen.
Gle groBte Sterblid)feit All Der
SdWinoiilht NOR bel m1nnlihen
Eerionen I'M Sitter Don % bis 80, bel
wcibliteu Eerionen i'm sitter BON 90
bis 81 Sobren.
Son SO St1bten nit iiber 100000
Gimpobner5obl weiien 16 cine 3unab-
me ser SterbeiGae an Der Sfmino.
iudt I'M Sabre 1906 i'm @crgleit 5i
1905 o,1f.
Gie pergIeidenoen 3oblen fir cine
Neibe bon Sabren ergeben cine aa-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-09
emma 0ulomann.

Gbicngo, 81, 8. IGr5. -
5roboem emma @olomonn our6 Die
GicIige Eoli5ci inOireft p~crbinoert
porocn lit, cine Saae sum Ereoigeu
ibrer dt,ar6iltiIden 2ebren erbalten
81 fonncn, iino Die bieiigen anardi-
iten beitrebt, ibr 81 eincm Yublitum
al perbclien. Sic bemiibcn lid, meb.
rere @uuitelen su mietben uno oa-
rellf cin sroBes Belt gu erribten, in
mcldem Damn Die Heoen geboltel
werhen iollen.
Gabbiner Ibro6am Sirih6cra
iprat 1eitern ilber .Slbaismls mi-
Der Inarfismis" uno pcrurtbeiIte
oen 2etteren alii's Sdariite. Gns
Sltoentblm babe feline Spmpotbie
nit Gnlma 8olOmann uno ibren An-
b1ngern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-09

gemeine 3unabmc Der S%terbefolle AT
Srebs bier5ulanOe ioipobl ME i'm
guslonOe. Gie grobte Ster6erote Die
Ter arunf6cit mar inl Altcr Don GO
bis 81 Sabre. gll6 Sppblts meilt eire
3unobnle Der Sterbcrote dut mo
5por bon Isl int Sabre 1903 alIt
32.t III 1906. Gogcgcn lit bic Sterbc-
rate Scr Observation-Disclosures poit
3l.5 in 1905 alti 25.6 III 1906 5urud.
gegongen.
Gle @ciommtSobl scr Herlone1t,
Die zines geluultiomcn Sooc@, ollrd)
llnfaQ, Selbltmoro o0er Wtoro, ltnr-
ben, be5iifertc lif III 1906 I'M NcgI.
ItrotionS-@cbicte aui 1852; Stcrbe.
rate pro 100000 Der 9epolferuna mar
1903 gcgen 11t.9 III 1908. 0ie &loI-
iifi5irung in llni0ac, SclbitnorOe
ulo Morbe lGbt lid bel Dem man9el-
boitcn No6mcis idnuicrig ollrhiiib-
rem. Nnihcincno bot bic 3obl Der
Sclbitmorbc in Den Sobrcn 1902 bis
1905 bctrGhtlid) 5llgcltommcll, ooge-
gen III 1906 abgcnomcn. SIN Sabre
1906 mur0en 1888 Sclbltmoroc unge-
mcloct; bon oicien entiiclcn 1921 onf
mGnnlid)c ln0 1882 ollf mclbllhe
Ecrionen. @ci WGnern mar bic groB-
tc 3obl Der SclbitnlorOe i'll Den &c
benaiobrcn bon 80 bis 80, bel 6rolcn
I'M Sitter bon . bis 30 Sobrcn.
Sic SpocSfGQc, pcruriod)t ol1rd LII.
fGae. bclieien lid aui 20,S12; D. /.
sos pro 100000 Scr @cpolfcrln9 &c
gen 42.1 I'M Sabre 1905. G%ilcnbobn-
unfGuc brod)ten 1000 Ecrioncn unto
autontobilunfGac 1873 Eerioncn III
1906 um'S 2cben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-09

Itiidc, ItiitrS GnO Gortcnicitc ltott,
sic Don Amtss unO Fri0atperionen
nc1cbct mcr0cn. Sic W(0troicn be
ucbmen it'd al 2ano mciitcrDait mo
trin0cn cincn aroBcn I5eiI i5rea llr-
lalrb9 nit &ciiNtiBumg ser SeDenS-
miir0idfeitcn SIT.
&orgcitcru man0pcrirtc Scr 3crIt0-
rcr ,Noptiua" Dor Gan &oren5o IS
LAMB. @eitcrn fobIfe sic 6Iotiuc.
Gle Mbfobrt nadJ Dem n0hitcn PM
~loni2plob, Nanoma, lit iijr Wonto8
rib I ll0r icit8cicbt.
Reue UefoGr in MarOffo.
Min Sefrn, Nlgcrieh s..
N}Gr5. - @icr cin8etriicnc 9tn6rit-
ten mclocn cine 8~ciabrUollc 9cpc-
gltlg uttcr Sen Nrobcr p StGmmcn
an Der g3citgrcn5c non }lgcricn. Ole
maltriiHcn Sricgcr ionuncln iid) III
aroBcn SNaorcn gegcnii6cr 2Iin.
SeirQ.
@c1ero( @uiQouo lit nli cinCm
2~(lrtonobil . @atIinggciGiiB bier an
0rfommcn rrO hat Gr0rc gcGcbcm
sic @orniion 0llrh 0rci Gompa8nicn
&nionterie uno cine SGmoOron &o-
Dallcric 5l pcritdrtcn. 9lnd bat er
Die 9irgicrlulg I'm mcitcrc &crItar-
lung crilttbt. Wtau bciiirhtct, O0B
lid Die @GbrulN iibcr Oic StGmmc
int iiiOliGcn Algcrien ot96rciten
miro.
@rof 6citctic8 obGcmicicn.
Nicn, s. MGr5. - Die &lo9c 0c5
uuQoriiden @roicu SETTLES gc1cn
Die Erinjciiin &ouiic bon @eI8icn ollr
9iitdcrituttunG BON mcbrcrcn Slll-
ocrttnuicne Trnnc3 lit bon ben @t
ridtcn ohNcmieicn morOcn. @rof Sc.
ititfe5 bate scr Nrin5ciiin 0u9 @cl0
81 100 Yro5cnt 3iuicn GClIcbcn. @Cl
oicier SnhIoNe aclungtc Ooa @cridlt
SIT ser NImobmc, Dob e3 iid) I'M &c.
m0Gnlihcn Nltfcr bal0clc u1O Der
@rui nllr 0ic Gothlagc Der pcrid)ul
Oetcn Nrin5Ciiin oll9gcntBt bobc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-09
Nud orci Ipnate ErOSnftions Be-
idrGnfung.

9 0 It 0 II, Mali, 8. MGr5. - @ic
bier beforu1t mltroe, boben Die beoell,
tenbltcn Observation-Disclosures poll
gull5 N%cucnglonO nod lorgiGltiger
CrluGgung Scr @erb1ltniiic ocS Soil-
oclsiefrctoriotS bcid)lolicrL cS bel Der
&crminoerltng Der n%orntulcn gro.
BUTTON Inn % Ero3cnt nod iueitcrc
orei Wonute b%eluenoen 5n loilcn. Mic
eS beiBt, bat man iorgiGltige grfun-
oigungen be5iiglid bes Seoorfes an
ACKNOWLEDGMENT angcitellt unO lit
ST. Der llcber5cllgln1g gelongt, oaB
cine fS%orticbiunq Der 9eihrdnfung Der
Yrobuftion notbmenoig lit, Inn elmer
Interpretation uor5iibcitgcl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-09
GinBaltsbrfcbl gc9m Srancrci Mr.
better.

Cincinnati O., s.. MGr5. -
@unoes.0 iltriftSridte Sbompion bat
cll @ottlieb MobL 9enrp 2crgcr n1b
CHARLES 9iebel, Sruitces Der ,Yrem.
erp Sripcrs' & Stablcnlens' 2ocal
Union 9tr. 43" bon ct. Sollis, cinen
tempordrcn Gi1bultsbcfebl 0egen Die
internatioilole llnion Der yllniteh
Nreiperp @orflfcn Of Tnerica", DC.
rem Sauptquartier lib bier bciinoet,
ertoiien. 9ie lebtere lluion miro
bllrd Den Gilbaltsbciebl perbinbert.
@enmte oll5llerfcnnerl, melhc angel.
lid ans Der erlten Union allSgei6loi,
ienc Irbeiter gcluGbtt baben. 0ic
Gldger bebollpten, boB bic ,Gripers'
luton" 210 Monn wcgen Nihtbe3ob,
lung bon 9eitrdgen geItrihen babe,
uno oaB Soiepb Yrobitle bon Gincin.
nati nod ct. 2ouiS fam uno nit
&ilfe Der geitridenen 2eute 9canlte
ipGblte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-09
,2mcania" anfgclanfcn.

Ncm Oorf, s. MfGr5. - @ei
ibrcr Giniabrt in Sen biciigen Saien
lief geltcrn Worgcn Der GunoroOanl-
tfer ,9ucnnia" int Imbroic.Gbunncl
o,ti llno iob cine Stltnbc lang felt,
che cS mebrcren Shlcppern bel Der
iteigenben Sllltb gelong, bcn 9onl-
pier flott 81 bcfomnlen. Inter oen
Boiiogiercn iuoren: bic Ser5ogin bon
marlborough %9eborenc Gonlitclo
&onocrbilt, peltc sic Wclbiing, lie
lei So5ioliitin g~eluoroen, lodenO De-
nicntirtc; Ebilip ". 2os5lo, Elm I'M.
goriidcr Moler, ipelber ben Er0ii-
ocltcn Hooicpclt po%rtruitiren miro,
lno @nt. Somnlcrltein, Elm SproB
ocS cin5igen Oscar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-09
2pbnrcbnftion pon 5ebu Eru5cnt.

glmiro, N.-D., s. Wi0r5. - Sic
Grie-@abn bot o~ifi5iell ibrcn acllel.
idnnicben unO ibrcn @cbiilicl unge-
fiinoigt, ooB lire 2obnc, Der allgc-
mcincn GinidrGnfun9Spolitit ent
iprcfcnb, I'M 5ebn Ero5cnt bcrobge-
ictt merocn. Die Selegropbiltcn Der
9obn, oercn tagIibc arbcitSseit benz
ncllcn 8cies e%ntipred)eno olf t0glib
odt Stunben bcrubgeictt morocn lit,
berciten cincn 4Srotclt bogegcn por,
ooB, ipic Dem %crncbmcn naf bcob-
iidtigt miro, lire 20bnc Der gcrlngcs
rem Sciltullg cntIprcdcnO, glelbtalla
Dcrllutcrgcictt meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-09
@eroienitupdcr Wciitlidcr gciturbcn.

Nem Dort, s. MGr}. - &n
Woniignor Yctcr 0ouiicnbod. mel
dlcr geItcrn Nbcn0 nm 6 llbr IN Der
9tettorci Der Standardization 0rci.
foltigfcit5. Stride al Scr Montroic-
NuCnllc, 9rooflpn 0aS 3eitli6c icg-
Eetc, lit elmer Der befanlltcltcn 0cllt.
idcn Gricitcr 2lnlcrifn'S bcimgcgon-
gen. Tor ctun 60 Tabrcn III Iclltidl,
ldno %gcborclL tunl Der mulnlcbr %cr-
blldlene olS &llabe had Den Scr.
Stantcn mo itu0irte III Dem inter
Der 2eitlllg 0eS 9cneoiftincr Sr0enS
Itcben0eu ct. Gincent'S College IN
FennlDluunicll, no er audi Dor fl
Sabrcn Die prieiterlidcn Meibcn CT.
biclt. Gr fam ol9 &nplm nod) Ser
Stride in @iniiclO, 2ong SSlono,
ilno mllrOe idlieBlib Giurrer Ser &C.
mcin0e. No6oem CT ein %icrtcliuhr.
hnn0ert Dies 9lnt beflcioct bate,
mnr0e er Dor 5poli Sabrcn Hcftor
Ger GrciinltigfeitS-&irh in mcld)er
Stellung ibm and Die Scrliorgc IN
Dem st. G0tborinen = &oipitol" oh.
loge. &or bier ISobren belobnte ser
Eopit Die pielcn &eroienItc oeS oil
icitig p~crebrtcn TricltcrS ollrh Ser
lcibun9 oe3 Sitcls Mollli9nor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-09
0cttc Observation-Disclosures.

Gbicogo, s. Mars. - GctcftiDc9
hcr ItdOtiiGcn Eoli5ci bobcn ollf Scr
o%nloiiung Oc3 N%r0iiOclrtcn SNnciOcr
non Dem biciigcn Sdulrotb 0os Erci-
Zen in Den gcbciulcn S0iilcrpcrbin-
6lnngcn Der Gbicogo'cr @odiduIcn
rntcrIlid)t mo in ibrcn jctt porlie-
Ocn0cn @Cri6t lNlucrc &cid)uIOigun-
0Cr crbp6Cn. Die Glltbb0uicr Der
iticOcncr %crbin0ulgcn ioncn Der
GHolplab bon Orgicn geruclcn ieiu,
lno in icd)S TGllen miro IeItgcltcllt,
HoB in Den Glnb6Guicrl 6r%ollcn5inl-
lltcr iilr unltttlihc 3lUctc mntcrgc-
broGt porcn. E%rGiloCnt S6nciocr
bat Den Nrrid)t Dem Shulpcrmol-
tung9-@luei6uB uuterbrcitct, mclder
Die linn 5uAc8an0cle %NcIolution &C
gen gcbcimr S6iilcrpcrbinOingcn
nit picr 0cgcn 5lpCi Stinmlcn u1gc-
nonmlen bat. @0dit mobriNcinlid)
miro Oicicr NcidIlB III Ger nGd)ltcn
Sd)uIrotbS 9 Sibung ol Wtittruo6
Tbcn0 cn0NiiItig pollirt Wcr0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-09
Stcrbli9feits =Stalifif.
Gin intcrcHantcr mmb legrrciGcr Sab
rcsbcrid)t bcS Gcninsburraus.

In 1906 fantcl1 ltur t6 ITO Iooes.
iGGc ouf ic 1000 Ferioncrl. -
Oeringere Sfote III ben Ser.
Staoten ais IN Gcltti6Ionb. -
@eniger Opicr Der Sdipinoiuht
aQcin cine 3unabme ser Stcrb.
lidtcit al &rebSleioen. - Nltd)
scr Ippblr5 ioroert mcbr Spier.
3a6l ser Go0esi1ac ulltcr sen
Negcrn in ocn StGoten hin 60
Ero5cnt b0bcr ais Die Der @ei.
Zen. - llniGQe, Moro unO
Sclbitmoro ais IoOcsl,riafcn.
@oDinQtor, 9. g., s. MGr5.-
Gas Genius Bureau pcroiicntlidt 10
ebcn ieincn I. (%Sobreabcrid)t iiGer
StcrblidfcitS Stotiitif fir Dos SEA.
lcnGcrjobr 1906. Iielc Stutiitif mt
ToBt nidt ooS gauge &orlO, ionbcrn
bcIdr1nft lid olli boS ioge1onntc
oNcgiltratiOnS g @cbiet," .ollf Die
Stnuten un0 Stdotc, IN luel6cu oic
Gtntrogung BON Stcrbci1llcn nmtIid)
porgcid)ricbcn lit. GoSv Hcgiltrotions-
@cbict" bcitono I'M Sobre 1906 aus
10 StootcL Dem 0iltrift Columbia
mo q StGotcn in StaotcnL Die feline
Stcrbercaiitcr iiibrc,. Gic Stootcn
nit lold)cr StcrbCItntiitif iino: Gnli-
Iornicn, Colorado, Connecticut, Snoi-
ana, Woinc, Wurplono, Woiinhll-
let's, MihiQon, Ncm.Sompibire,
Nclp- Seriep, Nem-Dorf, Nenniplpo.
l1icn, Gbooe Sslonb, Siio.I ofoto
unO Scrnlort. Sic @ciommtbepolfe.
ring Nieics &caiitrotionS -@cbietc&
mar I'M Sabre 1906 cirfo At 100000,
rep. 1873 FrO5ent Scr idGbungslpei-
len ScpolfCrunG ocs Gontincntollon-
Oca Der Scr. Stoutcn.
Gic @cinmmt5obl Scr ol,gemcloc.
ten S~terbciGuc in Dem Hegiitrotiona-
0cbictc belief iif I'M Sabre 1901 oii
65S,t05 nit elmer Stcrbcratc bon ISL
pro 1000 Scr Vcp0lferun0; fir ous
Sahr 1905 mar 0icie Hote 1872 luo
Die 2lrhidnittSrotc fiir bic Sabre
1901 Els 1905 mar 1913. %n Dem glci-
den 3citrnltm iuor bic Stcrberote iiir
ENGLAND un0 @olcs t6, fir Sdott-
'lono 1863, fir Srlono t7.G, fir
9ciitiflanO 1919 un0 fir Srontreid
1876, Sn porigcn Sobrbutbert mar
Die Stcr6crate pro 1000 Der @epolfe-
RING bGuiiQ mebr ais % Gro5ent.
Sir bic Sabre 1905 ulo 1906 itcllt
li6 Die Stcrbcrotc in Ben pcriticoc-
llen Tcgiitrotionss Stooten ipie iolgt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-09
Mcgcn idiuinbclbaitcm YunSpcrfanfs

Gbicogo, Su., 8. MGr5. - Der
%Ged)tsomalt SrcOerid Strllfmepcr
mo Slunc &. Solton iino me0en Ser
%lduporlng 81 eincnl idiuinbclbnften
Sonbpcrfauf, bctriebcn IN Milpallfce
III 1905 uno 1906, 51 10 Monnten
rcip. 5mci Sabrcn Soit i'm 9unloes-
GeiGn9niB in Sort 2eopennprtb per-
llrtbeilt mor0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-09
Saaos @iQoro, Der Sobn cine

SnlIos g8tIlar0, Der Sobl1 etllcs
rcid)en Manncs IN Euine, g., bat iid)
i'm Golntp.@ eridt in 2ocroiie, @is.,
els Epromanc befonnt unb einge-
r1ltnlt, oob or nod III lester 3e'' y
Sncrpile u1o @eit.S alem cine
aebl beoelttenoer 9rdnOe ang
bat. gr pi,roe arrf 5ipei Sabre
Stoots- @eiierungsanitalt in Oh
Ban iiberpieien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-09
,Mnpflulucr" uicbcr flptt.

Norfolf, So, s.. WGr5. = Gic
GegicrungSpodt nMapilopcr", mel
dc oitf Den Ebimble SboolS IN Der
nnteren Gbciapeote-9ui oufgciobren
mar, lit lpicber flott gcmoroen lnb
rad Dem Noriolf.S hiiisbMiboie luei-
ter ~geiobren, no iie ioiort in ous
brotherhood gebrudt uno unterilltbt
meroen miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-09

Gdiie iir's eluslnno teiprgt G.. Jiaine, Gr.
Alb Sf.SaItimurcsStr., aabe SRitpm Dpnie'91pc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-09

Sale fhry fanelano bciorat g. Aaine. Hr.
ll3, cf.1atttnaars.str.. aube Guftpm Suaie.Aue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-09

: j ii / c II.
sic Situngcn be5 am SrcitdN cr-
nonntCn Spe5iol,Gomlitc'S 0cs @oll-
les sur Inltellng eirtcr llutcriuhllng
llber Die bonn Gcpr1lcntontcn 2iacp
erbobcncn @ciNuloigungcn Der Gor.
rlption IN @%crbinoitn9 nit Dem Ail-
faitf BON llnterieebootcn iperocn 81
ientlidl o~bgcbalten meroen. Sas So.
mite biclt gcitern ieinc 5meite Sit
sung ab mo p%otlenbete Ieine Orguni-
lotion. SoriIBer 9outcQ crflGrte, Die
llr1terlltd)ung merbe idon ont Mon.
tag ibreit Infnn1 nebmcn uno Dor
ollsiidtlid) ta9lid) fortgciebt wcrocn.
sYiS Jest" lcbte er bln5u, olieaell
Dem Gum.itc aQcroings nod feline &c.
bouptungcn Dor, meldc inn eincn
anbolt gdben. @eId,cr &urs cingc-
ld)ldaen peroen lol, miro groBell-
tbeils = &crri1 2iQep ielbit obbGn.
gen. Sd nebmc an, bab inicr erIter
Sd)ritt BARN beitebcn miro, i'm oils
3cugen 5llr Gorlegune ieincr 9cidul-
oi9ungen o~uf5uiprbern, uno PEN,
oas gcid)ebcl. miro iid) SnS @eitcre
ouraus BON ielbit ergeben.
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The Airshin In Mar.

Airships and their value In future
warfare are thus treated by Henry b.
Jersey in an article published in the
March Century entitled Experiences
In the SKY" The dirigible balloon, or
airship. as Il is usually called. is now
an established success and is sure TO
play an important part in future wars.
The French government is taking the
lead 10 the matter and will soon have a
whole feet Of aerial cruisers capable
Of sailing over the enemy's defenses
and dropping hundreds OF pounds Of
dynamite into their fOrtiacations or Of
gliding quietly out st night over bat
tieship and dropping down on her
enough dynamite to send her. a shat
tered wreck. with all on board. 20 the
sottom Of the Sea Germany IL also
making rapid strides in this work
Count Zeppelin. working under the
patronage Of the government. has
built the largest and probably the most
scientifically planned airship ever con
strurfed-
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Thomas Addison
Interesting Career of Great Genus-Hs Remarkable
Achievements In Electrical Science-The
Man at Close Range.
Man at Close Range.

reer, in which he displayed his re-
markable ability as a telegraph OPP
orator, is described by friend.
II don't think" said he to group
seated in the rear room Of one of the
most comfortable hostelries of Orange,
N. j., 'that you have ever heard the
story of how the wizard first came east.
He was only a young man, careless,
generous, jovial and totally ignorant of
the value of a dollar He had been
knocking around in western towns in
various small telegraph Offices until the
reputation Of his wonderful swiftness
as an operator got him into the central
Office of a western city. From there he
was ordered to report to Boston to fill
a vacancy. 1t was warm weather for
the season when he started east, and
he donned linen trousers and buster.
By the time he reached Boston the
weather had got cold, raw and stormy.
He didn't care and reported just as he
was. Linen trousers and buster top
ped by slouchy, broad brimmed hat
weren't the fashion in Boston in the
best of weather, and on raw day
man with limp, wet buster on and wet
linen trousers sticking to his legs was
something to provoke smile. He
walked into the superintendent room
and said:
"'Here I am
1.-THE superintendent eyed him from
head to foot and said:
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that night! 1t is like disordered dream,
a phantasmagoria of monstrous pow
ers, lit up with an intolerable, almost
an internal radiance. This much did
gather-that Dr. Schermerhorn had
achieved what the greatest minds be-
fore him had barely outlined. Yes,
and more. Becquerel, the Curies,
Rutherford-they were playing with
the letters of the Greek alphabet, Al
phas, Gammas and Rios, while the
simple, gentle old boy that served
had read the secret. From the molten
eruptions Of the racked earth he had
taken gases and potencies that are
nameless. By what methods. of combi-
nation and refining do not know, he
produced something that was to be the
final word of power. Control-control
that was all that lacked.
Reduced to its simplest terms 1t
meant this: The doctor had something
as much greater than radium as radi-
um is greater than the pitchblende
Of which thousand tons are melted
down to the one ounce of extract. And
the Incredible energies of this he pro-
posed to divide into departments of ac-
tivity. One manifestation should be
light-a light that would illuminate
the world. Another was to make mo-
tive power so cheap that the work of
the world could be done in an hour out
of the day. Some idea he had of heal
ing properties. Yes. He was to cure
mankind; or kill, kill as no man had
ever killed, did he choose. The armies
and navies of the powers would be
at his mercy. Magnetism was to be
his slave. Aerial navigation, transmit
tation of metals, the screening of grav-
ity-does this sound like delirium?
Sometimes think it was,
THAT night he turned over to me the
key of the large chest and his ledger.
The latter he babe me read. 1t was
a complete tumble. You have seen it.
We were up good part of the night
with our pet volcano. 1t was suffer-
ing from internal disturbances. &c.
the doctor would say indulgently.
when a particularly active rock came
bounding down our way. Little play
cs-to-exhibit now that the work ISIS
finished
I'm the morning he insisted on my
leaving him alone and going down to
give the orders. l took the ledger, in
tending to send it aboard. 1t saved
my life possibly. Solomon's bullet de-
fiected slightly, l think, in passing
through the heavy paper. Slade has
told you about my flight I ought to
have gone straight up the arroyo, yet
! could hardly have made 1t. did not
see him again-the doctor. My last
glimpse-the old mani remember now
how the gray had spread through his
beard-he was growing old-it had
been aging labor. He stood there at
his laboratory door, and the mountain
spouted and Numbered behind.
1--WE will a name to suit properly
gift it. he said as left him. 1T shall
make us as the gods. We will call II
celestium.'
81 left him there smiling smiling
happily. The greatest force of his age
If he had lived. Very wise, very sim
plea kind old child. May l trouble
you for light? Thanks.
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which photographs are taken with such
rapidity. one after the other, that every
movement OF human beings, animals.
machines. water, trees and anything
that stirs is recorded. to be reproduced
exactly and accurately over and over
again, just as the human voice is stored
and reproduced by the talking ma
chine
In the telegraphing line Mr.. Edison's
inventions are numerous. They include
the printing telegraph. the quadruplex
telegraph. the carbon telegraph trans
mltter and others. Edison also invent
ed the useful mimeograph and the
handy megaphone.